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Are you waiting for someone? 9 They _______ (climb) for about an hour when the rain started. 10 I _______ already _______ (speak) to John about the problem. 11 This time tomorrow I _______ (do) my final exams. 12 When Jane got to the station she realized she _______ (leave) her ticket at home. 13 Who _______ (know) the answer to this question? 14 It _______ (think) that the burglar escaped through the bathroom window. 15 People used _______ (send) to prison for a longer period of time. 16 The robbers are believed _______ (steal) three valuable paintings. 162 Order the words to make sentences. Example: cinema / you / yesterday / go / the / to / did Did you go to the cinema yesterday? 1 start / sooner / the / well / arrive / earlier / we / the 2 be / by / 8.30 / Ill / probably / home 3 I / tired / I / went / was / to / so / bed 4 is / station / tell / where / could / me / you / the / ? 5 tennis / dont / like / playing / you / ? 6 I / as / soon / will / arrive / as / call / I / you 7 thinking / you / what / about / are / ? 8 to / woman / the / said / is / in / 30s / be / her 9 time / fortunately / the / arrived / in / for / wedding / we 10 nice / spotted / dress / Tess / wearing / is / new / a 11 badly / wasnt / accident / the / in / woman / injured / the 12 before / were / wed / driving / for / we / hours / realized / we / lost / been 123 Underline the correct form. Example: I like sport, but my brother does / doesnt. 1 A My sister saw George Clooney in a bar when she was in New York. B Did / Has she? Wow, Id love to meet him! 2 The rich / Rich pay more tax in most European countries. 3 A I really dont like going out on Sunday evenings. B Oh, neither / so do I. 4 These days, young / the young enjoy all kinds of technology. 5 They said its likely / probably to rain tomorrow. 6 Dont wait for Ben. Hes late always / always late. 7 Take an umbrella in case it rains / will rain. 8 An Irish / Irish man lives next door to us. 9 I did tell / told you the truth. I promise. 10 Your sister doesnt speak English, does / doesnt she? 11 My brother is very ambitious, and so is his wife / his wife. 12 It was such good / a good weather we went to the beach. 12 Grammar total40VOCABULARY 4 Underline the odd word out. Example: blister rash temperature x-ray 1 operation asthma scan injection 2 freezing cool chilly warm 3 headache stitches cough vomiting 4 drought breeze hurricane hailstorm 5 suede velvet leather spotted 6 robbery evidence blackmail fraud 7 sleeveless hooded V-neck cotton 8 calm loyal immature open-minded 9 passenger luggage pilot crew 10 judge verdict jury witness 105 Underline the correct word. Example: My hotel is near / nearly the airport. 1 The police say they have definite proof / evidence that he is the murderer. 2 This book is specially / especially designed for very young children. 3 Liz takes after / off her mother. Theyre both musical. 4 Youve been working too hard / hardly. You need a holiday. 5 My sisters had a new boyfriend for six months and I still / yet havent met him. 6 I dont like rushing breakfast. I prefer to take my time / easy. 7 Harrys taken part / up karate. Hes really enjoying it. 8 Theres going to be a concert at / in the end of the school year. 9 As its a special occasion Im going to dress up / get dressed. 10 We should take notice / advantage of the hot weather and go to the beach. 106 Complete the sentences with the correct word(s). Example: John has a sore throat and a headache. hurt sore twisted 1 Lisas always in a good mood. Shes very ________. moody funny cheerful 2 Watch ________! There are pickpockets in this area. up out around 3 I like your bag. It ________ your shoes. suits matches fits 4 Tims very ________. He always does his homework. conscientious unconscious well balanced 5 Sarahs boyfriend is a ________ fish. He never shows his feelings. cold wet dry 6 The gang ________ the businessman and asked his family for ten million dollars. smuggled hijacked kidnapped 7 My sister never changes her opinion. Shes so ________! assertive easy going stubborn 8 Annas very ________. She always wears the latest fashions. scruffy trendy old-fashioned 9 A ________ stole his mobile phone and camera. burglar vandal mugger 10 That skirt fits you like a ________. glove sock hood 107 Complete the words in the sentences. Example: Mary sprained her ankle when she was jogging in the park. 1 Shes had a stomach a________ all day. Im going to call the doctor. 2 Dont drive today. Theres going to be thick f________ later on. 3 I didnt have anything to declare, so I walked straight through c________. 4 My brother is a________ to nuts. He becomes very ill if he eats one. 5 Ive cut myself. My finger is bl________. 6 We went by plane to Sydney. It was a 20-hour f________. 7 Were having a h________ at the moment. Its been really hot every day for a month. 8 I always ask for an aisle s________ when I fly. 9 My grandfather has very high blood pr________. 10 It poured with rain and I didnt have an umbrella. I got s________. 10 Vocabulary total40PRONUNCIATION 8 Underline the stressed syllable. Example: reserved 1 eccentric 2 temperature 3 bad-tempered 4 injection 5 undressed 6 slippery 7 terrorist 8 investigate 9 stylish 10 monsoon 109 Match the words with the same sound. backpack blister calm caught crew drought freezing hijack infection nylon Example: funny blood 1 headache _________________ 2 court _________________ 3 striped _________________ 4 judge _________________ 5 shower _________________ 6 guilty _________________ 7 cough _________________ 8 heart _________________ 9 loose _________________ 10 sociable _________________ 10 Pronunciation total20 Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total100 READING 1 Read the article and tick (() A, B, or C. Until recently evidence that the worlds weather is becoming more extreme and harder to predict was largely anecdotal, without the support of any factual proof, and often angrily argued over. The majority of scientists pointed out that drawing conclusions based on a couple of scorching hot summers or a particularly damp spring was misleading. There have always been occasional weather extremes, and, although its tempting to believe the contrary, single events do not indicate a general change to the climate. However, a study by the World Weather Organization suggests that there may well be factual evidence to support the idea that the worlds weather patterns are changing. By recording weather events over the past two decades, the organization has been able to ascertain that the number, although not necessarily the strength of, such extreme weather events as floods, droughts, and tornadoes has risen. Moreover, it predicts that weather events we now consider unusual will have become the norm by the end of the next decade. The worlds climate has been setting new records over the last year. Just over 500 tornadoes hit the United States in May, causing untold damage, and breaking the previous monthly record by more than 100. A heatwave in India killed hundreds, with temperatures rising to an astonishing 49 degrees Celsius, and also breaking all sorts of records. Meanwhile, heavy rainfall in Sri Lanka resulted in terrible floods and many casualties. And parts of Europe recorded average summer temperatures five degrees above what would normally be expected. Looked at separately, none of these events is particularly remarkable, but when put together they represent a clear and worrying change to the worlds climate. As a general rule, the World Weather Organization only compiles and reports its statistics. However, the figures for the last year were so alarming that the organization felt compelled to issue a warning of sorts. It pointed out that the increase in the worlds temperature was greater between 1900 and 2000 than it had been for any other 100-year period during the past 1,000 years. Not only that, but temperatures from 1976 to 2000 rose at a faster rate than the previous 75 years when surface temperatures warmed up in an uneven way. So, what or who is to blame? The World Weather Organization avoids this question, defining its own role as a gatherer rather than an interpreter of information. The study recognizes that global warming is taking place, and points out that the figures are irrefutable in this respect, but it has no opinion about whether global warming is a natural phenomenon or one that humans are directly responsible for. Example: Until recently, there was no proof that the worlds weather was getting more unpredictable. A True ( B False C Doesnt say 1 Before the World Weather Organizations study, many scientists disagreed that the worlds weather was, in general terms, becoming wilder. A True B False C Doesnt say 2 Scientists argue that one or two periods of unusual weather may mean the climate is changing. A True B False C Doesnt say 3 The World Weather Organization carried out a study of weather events all over the world. A True B False C Doesnt say 4 The World Weather Organizations study proved that tornadoes are much more powerful than they were in the past. A True B False C Doesnt say 5 According to the study, in the future, we should expect more flooding. A True B False C Doesnt say 6 Before last year, the previous record for tornadoes in May was probably about 400. A True B False C Doesnt say 7 Looking only at the heatwave in India it is possible to prove the climate is changing. A True B False C Doesnt say 8 Unusually for the World Weather Organization, it used this study to warn the world about global warming. A True B False C Doesnt say 9 The World Weather Organization warned that the figures showed that global temperatures were rising at an ever-increasing speed. A True B False C Doesnt say 10 According to the study, global warming is natural. A True B False C Doesnt say 102 Match five of the highlighted words / phrases to the definitions. Example: dead or injured people casualties 1 based on personal experience rather than facts 2 likely to make someone think something that it isnt true 3 find out 4 collects together 5 unable to be proved wrong 5 Reading total15WRITING Answer one of the questions. Write 75100 words. 1 Describe an exciting journey that you have made. 2 In your country, what is in fashion at the moment for men and women? 3 What advice would you give someone who wanted to have a healthier lifestyle? Writing total10 Reading and Writing total25 LISTENING 1 Listen to the interview with Carol. Tick (() A, B, or C. Example: What is Carols job? A Shes a gymnast. B Shes a dance teacher. ( C Shes a radio presenter. 1 Where does Carol work? A In a primary school. B In a dance school. C In a fitness studio. 2 What age does Carol think dancers should be? A only young B only old C any age 3 Which of the following reasons for the popularity of dancing does Carol mention? A Its a good way of meeting new friends. B Its easy to learn. C You can do it almost anywhere. 4 Why do a lot of people like doing individual sports? A Theyre more competitive. B They provide more exercise. C You can set personal goals. 5 Which dance class is most popular with older people? A jazz B street dancing C none more than any others 52 Listen to five conversations. Tick (() A, B, or C. 1 Sophias positive qualities are that shes ___________. A considerate and sociable B patient and loyal C conscientious and assertive 2 Which of the following are Tims symptoms? 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