- •Cambridge
- •Contents
- •At home
- •Leisure
- •Answer key 67
- •Introduction
- •Birth, marriage and death
- •2.2 Look as this form. What is lhc marilal status of the people below?
- •4.4 Answer the queslions
- •Describing people
- •Health and illness
- •Feelings
- •Food and drink
- •Kitchen
- •13 Living room
- •15 At school and university
- •Communications
- •6 Creesn
- •Holidays
- •18 Shops and shopping
- •1 Eating out
- •21 Sports
- •22 Cinema
- •24 Music and musical instruments
- •Countries and nationalities
- •26 Weather
- •It' Use Elemetitory
- •27 In the town
- •In the countryside
- •Travelling
- •31 Uk culture
- •32 Crime
- •33 The media
- •Problems at home and work
- •Go / went / gone
- •Do / did / done
- •39 Make / made / made
- •Come / came / come
- •Take / took / taken
- •42 Bring / brought / brought
- •43 Get / got / got
- •44 Phrasal verbs
- •45 Everyday things
- •47 Moving
- •Talking about language
- •Conjunctions and connecting words
- •51 Time words
- •Common uncountable nouns
- •59 Suffixes
- •Words you may confuse
- •Answer key Notes on the Answer key and marking scheme
- •3 The'6 2 each)
- •7 Nat looks tired,
- •Test 1 1
- •Test 12
- •Test 13
- •Test 14
- •Test 15
- •1 5.2 1 Ohp-b
- •Test 16
- •Test 24
- •Test 26
- •Test 32
- •Test 33
- •Naøønaea
- •Test 38
- •Test 39
- •Test 41
- •Test 42
- •Test 43
- •Test 44
- •Test 47
- •Test 49
- •Test 54
- •Test 55
- •S a traveler
- •Test 60
- •Personal diary
- •Phonemic symbols
- •Vowel sounds Consonant sounds
Test 13
13.1 1 armchair; sofa
carpet 7 remote control
1K'okshelf switch
9 coffee table
5 curtains marksl
13.2
marks•: I for correct name and 1 for correct
13.3 close/shut 2 turrdswitch; off 3 watch 4 relax 14
Test 14
14.1 a hairdre«er
a secretary icould also be an ad'üinistrative assistanx or linforrnall assissaat — see also 14.2 no. 5 below}
a farmer
a doctor
an engmecr
a mechanic a waiter Irn.ale or female) / waitress
a nurse
a teacher to a shop assistant (10 marks)
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14.2 mechanic
2 farmer
3
4 teacher
S secretary lor perso•taj assrstant or I informal PA or assistant'
6 shop assistant cngmccr
8 doctor nurses
10 waiters 'male or female) / waitresses (female) 110 marks}
14.3 1 False: a bus driver drives a bus.
True
False: a librarian works in a library- A person who works in a bookshop is shop assistant or (the person who owns it) a bookseller.
a traffic warden checks parked cars,
True
False; you can say have interesting or I have an interesting jab.
True
False: you would say a teacher,
False: a person who repairs cars is called a mechã'Jic.
10 True (10 marks)
Test 15
15.1 geography
art
biology
physical education / PE
maths, mathematgcs
history information/ IT
8 physics
9
10 chemistry (10 marks)
1 5.2 1 Ohp-b
board — i or f
ruler — d
notebook — g
pencil — c
rubber — i cassette — k
8 drawing pin — e
10 pencil sharpener — h 110 marks)
15.3 1 doing 3 write S doing 1' pass; fail readinglearn 6 ends/finishes; take/do 8 teaches
00 marks)
Test 16
16.1 keyboard 3 mobile phone S telephoneletter 4 letter box 6 screenmarks)
16.2 I address message 3 online 4 mouse 5 CD/disk 110 marks: 2 each)
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16.3 Hello.
Hi, can I speak to Ken?'
He's not here right now. Who's calling? 4 It's Joanna. Could you give him a message?
Yeah.
Could you tell him I called and I'll call back later. 7 Okay, l ill tell him.
Thanks.
No problem. Bye.
0 Bye, NO marksj
16.4 1 Where are our holiday photos?
What is address?
Can I make a (phone) call?
What is the date on letter? What is the /
On what date was the letter written? marks}
Test 17
17.1 1 travellerk cheques 6 your luggage
J a phrasebook
currency 8 postcards \ emails / text messages
a package holiday 9 a rucksack (or backpack}
nightlife 10 a ferry markS
17.2 1 a large comfortable bus 4 a•CtOSS
they look at your passport 5 in a suitcase
a special visa (5 marks)
7.3 1 had 6 food 11 go
flew nightlife 12 flight
ferry 8 speak 13 car
9 phrasebook 14 rgavelleNs cheques
5 by 10 going 15 currency IIS marks)
Test 1B
18.1 1 a butcher/ a butcherk 5 a chemist / a chemistts \ a pharmacy a baker / a bakeös
3 a gift shop nulrksJ
18.2 1 electrical products electricals
furniture
cosmetiCS beauty
•1 toys
childrenswear clothes clothing/ clothes
ladieswearfwomenswear or clothe•sïclorhing
sports (equipment)
menswear men's clothes / men's Clothing IS marksl
18.3 1 IXtSTOMEX: The shop assistant said I could change it if I kept the receipt. 2 CUSTOMER: Where can I pay for this, please?
SHOP ASSISTANr: YOU eart pay at that cash desk / cash rcgi'ter over there.
(till counter is also possible)
SHOP ASSISTANT" Can I help you, madam?
CTXSTOF-,IE'Z Yes, how much does this har cost?
MIC)" ASSISTANT: Oh, leth see. Here we are —CBS,
Test bur English 'hcobulory Use Elementary
(In a small
CUSTOMER;
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Can I pay by credit card? Sorry, sir, we dani have a machine. Oh. Can I write a cheqac? |
'WAITER : |
No, I'm sorry, sir, cash only. This is iusr a small café. |
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I like this sweater. Shall I buy it? |
Why you it on first and see how it looks on you? Yes, maybe I should.
6 IThe customer has iusr bought a scarf)
SHOP ASSISTANT: There you are, madam. 625, and herebs your cha*ge, SS. Shall I put it in a {carrier) bag for you?
NO, thanks, I'll put it on. It's today!
7 C.IßlOMV.re I bought this jacket yesterday, It's big far me, |
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Do you have it |
a smaller size? |
112 marks) | |||
18.4 1 b 2 a Test 19 |
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marks) | ||
19.1 key |
Itele)phone |
S lift |
7 bill |
9 hairdryer | ||
4 luggage |
6 farm |
8 receptvon |
10 mini-bar 110 marks) | |||
19.2 ave |
3 sign 5 have |
7 order |
9 change |
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6 get |
8 Ixjok |
10 check out |
(10 marksl | ||
19.3 1 your bill |
5 a double room |
g reception |
the lifr 10
a. key
a single room
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Test 20 |
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20.1 |
16 marks) | |
20.2 |
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3 soft 6 order |
marksž 2 |
20.3 |
new pct{atco 3 fruit salad |
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salmon fillet 4 apple pie green salad and fruit Pie arc a so(4 marks)
Test 21
21.1 Do you go running? 6 you go racing? 2 DO you go7 Do you go snowboarding? 3 Do you play baseball? a Do you play rugby?
DO you play tab e tennis,ž 9 Do you play basketballï
you go kayaking? 10 go
(10 markse h for the sport and h for the right verb —go or play)
21.2 a swimmmg pool iudo, karage (2 marks)
a pitch 7 horse racing
a basketball courr 8 \ table badminton
g motor racing
a sports cenrrc
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21.3 Skiing— because all rhe mhers are done ordin wager.
2 — because al] the others use other things to help the person go faster 'they use a boat or a horse or a can, \ Sailing— it is on water and all the others are done on land, Badmmtort — because all the Others use balls. / Baseball — because all the Others nets. / Volleyball — because all the others aced a racqueflhar,
RI'gby — because all the Others use round balls. / Table tennis— because all the others are team
American football — because all the Others are played on a court. / Tennis — becanse all the others are team sports.
110 1 for the correct sport, 1 for a correct reason)
Test 22
22.1 1 science fiction |
b comedy |
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2 cartoon |
we•slern |
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thriller |
8 action |
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4 horror |
9 romantic comedy or love story {2 marks} |
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5 musical |
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(10 marks} |
22.2 Wh:afi on ot the cinema
relax and watch DVDs
I was boxed. / was br.ring was boring' means you made peoplc bored!)
to Cinema
I enjoyed it very much
fillt'l TV (12 marks: 2 each}
22.3 action
cartoon
science fiction
comedy
S romantic comedy/love
horror
western (sometimes also called cowboy thriller {sometimes also called detective markS
Test 23
23.1 1 True
False She is playing a computer game,
False He watching a on TV.
False: She is gardening,
True
False: He is listening ro his MP3 player,
', 10 1 fir correctly label[ing each sentence true or false; I for correcting each of the four false statemenrs)
23.2 1 having Il phone 5 grown watch g stay
2 had 4 6 use B calk 10 download
(10 marksl
23.3 1 Grandfather always has a sleep after lunch. / After lunch Grandfather always has a sleep.
2 1 ike reading books about famous people. 1 usually listen to the radio •n rny can 4 My favourite films arc musicals.
5 My mother has a lat Of novels, (10 marks}
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