Spotlight 7 Test 9
1. Match the words in Column A to the words in Column B.
A B
1. low-fat……. A legs
2. olive..……. B pizza
3. chicken…... C oil
4. brown....… D yoghurt
5. frozen...… E products
6. dairy…..… F drinks
7. fizzy……... G rice
2.Choose the correct word.
1. Tom bought a nice ring for his wife from jewellery/homeware shop.
2. I saw the coolest glasses at the optician’s/chemist’s.
3. I need to go to the stationery/electronics shop to buy some crayons.
4. The cleaner/cashier had to wash the floor after someone split some juice.
5.The security/cashier had a big queue of people waiting to pay.
3. Complete the phrasal verb with off, out, away, back
Can we eat a take ___ tonight?
If you don’t like it, then take it ____ to the shop.
My parents always take us _____ on Fridays.
It is very hot. I think I’ll take ____ my shirt.
4.Fill in the gaps with much/ many, a lot of, few / a few, little / a little
She didn’t have ______ friends because her family moved very often.
The dinner table has _______ dishes to choose from.
There was so _______juice in a glass! I want some more!
We can’t spend _________time on useless things!
Our library has got __________English books so you can’t find what you need.
There are __________pupils in class today because many of them are ill.
5. Change the verbs in brackets into the present perfect or present perfect continuous.
1. She (work) at the clothes shop for two years.
2. I (not/be) to the new electronics shop yet.
3. … you (finished) yet?
4. You (pack) all morning.
5. She (know) Jane for 5 years.
6. Mary (cook) dinner for 2 hours now!
8. They (buy) a pet dog. It’s cute!
9. They are wet. They (walk) in the rain.
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This text deals with …
1. Out-of-town shopping.
2. Bargain hunters.
3. The best shopping street.
4. A convenient way of paying.
5. Internet shopping.
6. The key to success.
A. Mary has already started doing her Christmas shopping on-line. She usually spends about £300 on presents and pays for them on her debit card. She is buying food from supermarket shopping services and has ordered books and CDs from on-line bookshops. Buying on-line saves her a lot of money, and it’s a lot nicer staying at home than having to go out in the High Street.
B. A recent survey has shown that the busiest shopping street in the world is in Warsaw. It’s called Nowy Swiat, which means New World. An incredible 15,000 Poles walk down this main street every hour. It is a lovely place to shop. It is now possible to buy almost everything in Warsaw. There are a lot of shops from the West, but the interesting thing is that Polish manufacturers are now producing high quality goods.
C. Many small street and comer shops are closing because people prefer to drive to shopping complex outside town. There they can park their cars without any problems and do all their shopping in one place. In a British shopping complex, you usually find a supermarket, a branch of most of the chain-stores, some smaller shops, and a few cafes. Most of the new shopping complexes are built near big roads.
D. Mail-order shopping has become very popular because it saves time. Shoppers use credit cards to pay for something over the telephone after they have seen it advertised in a mail-order catalogue, on TV, or in a newspaper or magazine. A number of mail-order companies accept phone orders twenty-four hours a day and most have toll-free numbers.
E. Many Americans like sales. They shop at stores that sell goods at a discount. An item on sale can cost as little as hall the normal price. Sales are advertized in newspapers, on radio on TV, or by mail. Stores compete with each other by reducing their prices and staying open in the evening. Many are open seven days a week and sometimes until 10.00 at night.
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