TEST 1A (Module 1 Class 7)
Vocabulary
A Match the words/phrases to their definition.
| e.g. | spot | D | A | identification |
| 1 | beach volleyball | … | B | a machine that signals danger |
| 2 | surf the Net | … | C | fun activities on the computer |
| 3 | alarm system | … | D | a place |
| 4 | computer games | … | E | a sport |
| 5 | ID | … | F | look for information on the computer |
B Match the words to form phrases.
| e.g. | hustle and | F | A | landscapes |
| 6 | feeling | … | B | lifestyle |
| 7 | high-quality | … | C | an alarm |
| 8 | beautiful | … | D | unemployment |
| 9 | high rate of | … | E | isolated |
| 10 | install | … | F | bustle |
C Complete the sentences with the correct word.
*heavy *cost *helpful *crowded *convenient *peace
e.g. In a big city, you will always find convenient public transport.
| 11 | In the country you usually meet friendly and ......... people. | 14 | She spent the day in London, but found the streets very ........... . |
| 12 | I love living in the city, but I don’t like the high....... of living. | 15 | We went for a walk in the country, because we needed some ............ and quiet. |
| 13 | My father hates driving in .......... traffic. |
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D Fill in the correct preposition.
*after *into *of *on *out *over
e.g. Keep your mobile phones switched on at night.
| 16 | His sister and her friends hang ............ at the harbour at weekends. | 19 | Tom ran ............ an old friend when he was at the shopping centre. |
| 17 | She saw a policeman running ............ a robber. | 20 | If a burglar breaks into your flat, you should hand ............ your money. |
| 18 | I’ve run out ............ bread, so I’ll buy some after work. |
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Grammar
E Put the verbs in brackets into the Present Simple or the Present Continuous.
e.g. He travels(travel)to school by tube every morning.
| 21 | I ............ (study) in my bedroom at the moment, but I can join you in the park later. | 26 | We ......(go) to the cinema tomorrow afternoon. Would you like to come with us? |
| 22 | He ...................(leave) early in the morning every Friday. | 27 | I ................ (cook) dinner this evening, so please don’t be late. |
| 23 | He ................(write) a book about the high cost of living. | 28 | We ................(feed) the chickens every morning at 6:30. |
| 24 | I really have to go now. My plane .............(leave)at 10:30. | 29 | Hurry up! The play ............... (start) in ten minutes. |
| 25 | She .........(visit) her grandma every Sunday afternoon. | 30 | He .................(think)of changing his job. |
F Use the prompts to give the correct advice, using either should or shouldn’t.
e.g. A: I’m really tired today.
B:(bed/early tonight)You should go to bed early tonight.
| 31 | A: I’ve got a toothache. B:(see/dentist) .................................. | 34 | A: Oh no! It’s raining and I have no umbrella! B:(wait/rain stop) ......................... |
| 32 | A: I broke my brother’s new camera. B:(tell/tonight) ...................... | 35 | A: I’m very worried about my exams! B:(worry so much) ...................... |
| 33 | A: I feel really sick. B:(play/outside) ..................... |
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Reading
H Read the text and mark the sentences T(true) or F(false).
FIRE SAFETY
Fires that happen in the home are a very serious problem today. In America, there are over 100,000 home fires every year and many start in the kitchen. There are a lot of things you can do to protect your house from fire.
First of all, you need to follow a few safety rules. You should never leave the kitchen while you are cooking. It’s also a bad idea to wear loose clothes when you cook. Always keep the cooking area clean and don’t let children come very close to the cooker.
It is also important to know what to do if a fire starts. If a pan catches fire, don’t throw water on it! Put a blanket over it and turn off the heat. If the fire doesn’t go out, call the fire brigade. If a fire starts inside the oven, keep the door shut and turn it off. If you burn yourself, run cold water over the burn.
Finally, install a smoke alarm and learn how to use it. Also, know the number of your fire brigade by heart. It’s better to be safe than sorry.
e.g. Nowadays, fires in the home aren’t very dangerous. F
| 36 | In America, there are more than 100,000 home fires a year | … |
| 37 | A lot of home fires start in kitchens | … |
| 38 | There’s not much we can do to stop fires | … |
| 39 | You should keep your cooking area clean | … |
| 40 | You should always leave the kitchen while cooking | … |
| 41 | You shouldn’t wear loose clothes when cooking | … |
| 42 | If a fire starts, pour water on it to put it out | … |
| 43 | Children should stay close to the cooker | … |
| 44 | Call the fire brigade if a fire doesn’t go out right away | … |
| 45 | You should have a smoke alarm and know how to use it | … |
Listening
I Listen to two friends talking about safety in the home and complete the gaps.
SAFETY IN THE HOME
* Don’t leave keys near doors or e.g. windows.
* At night, keep your mobile phone beside your 46)................... (And make sure it’s switched on!)
* In your 47)................, there should be dusk-to-dawn outside lights, 2.5 metres 48)................ or more.
*If a 49).................... comes to your door, always ask for ID.
* Remember, if you’re not 50)...................., don’t let them in!
TEST 1B (Module 1 Class 7)
Vocabulary
A Match the words/phrases to their definition.
A Match the words/phrases to their definition.
| e.g. | spot | D | A | fun activities on the computer |
| 1 | computer games | … | B | a sport |
| 2 | ID | … | C | a machine that signals danger |
| 3 | alarm system | … | D | a place |
| 4 | surf the Net | … | E | identification |
| 5 | beach volleyball | … | F | look for information on the computer |
B Match the words to form phrases.
| e.g. | hustle and | F | A | unemployment |
| 6 | high rate of | … | B | an alarm |
| 7 | install | … | C | isolated |
| 8 | beautiful | … | D | lifestyle |
| 9 | high-quality | … | E | landscapes |
| 10 | feeling | … | F | bustle |
C Complete the sentences with the correct word.
*heavy *cost *helpful *crowded *convenient *peace
e.g. In a big city, you will always find convenient public transport.
| 11 | They went for a run in the country because they wanted some ................... and quiet. | 14 | He enjoys living in the city, but he doesn’t like the high .... of living. |
| 12 | John lives in the country because he likes the friendly and ............... people. | 15 | He spent the morning in Birmingham, but found the streets very ................ . |
| 13 | Her cousin hates driving in ............ traffic. |
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D Fill in the correct preposition.
*after *into *of *on *out *over
e.g. Keep your mobile phones switched on at night.
| 16 | If a burglar breaks into your house, always hand ...... your valuables. | 19 | My brother and his friends hang ............ at the shopping centre on Saturdays. |
| 17 | I saw two policemen running ............ a robber. | 20 | We ran out ............ milk, so can you buy some when you’re at the supermarket? |
| 18 | I ran ............ an old friend at the supermarket yesterday. |
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Grammar
E Put the verbs in brackets into the Present Simple or the Present Continuous.
e.g. He travels(travel)to school by tube every morning.
| 21 | He ......(study) in his bedroom at the moment, but he can meet us at the cinema later. | 26 | She ...........(leave) late on Fridays.
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| 22 | She ..............(write) an article about crime in big cities. | 27 | He ..................(visit)his uncle every Saturday morning. |
| 23 | Do you think she’ll be here soon? The film .............(start) in ten minutes. | 28 | We ..............(go) to the park this evening. Do you want to come with us? |
| 24 | I .............. (cook) lunch today, so please don’t be late. | 29 | She ...............(think) of painting her house. |
| 25 | He ...................(feed) the cows every evening at 5:00. | 30 | I really have to go. My train ............(leave) at 8:30. |
F Use the prompts to give the correct advice, using either should or shouldn’t.
e.g. A: I’m really tired today.
B:(bed/early tonight)You should go to bed early tonight.
| 31 | A: I broke my sister’s new mobile phone. B:(tell/tonight) ...................... | 34 | A: Look! It’s raining and I forgot my umbrella! B:(wait/rain stop) ......................... |
| 32 | A: I’m very worried about my friend. B:(worry so much) ............... | 35 | A: I’ve got a headache. B: (take/painkiller) .................................. |
| 33 | A: I feel very tired. B:( stay up/late) ..................... |
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Reading
H Read the text and mark the sentences T(true) or F(false).
HOME SAFETY
In the United States there’s a burglary almost every fifteen seconds, especially during the day when people aren’t at home. But don’t be afraid. There are a lot of things you can do to protect your house from burglars.
First of all, you shouldn’t let people you don’t know into your home. You should always look through the peephole before you open the door. It’s also a bad idea to leave money, jewellery or keys next to windows. Always lock all doors and windows when you leave the house, and if possible, install an alarm system and check it often to make sure it works properly.
Another way to protect your home is to make it look busy all the time. Leave the radio on when you are away and fit dusk-to-dawn lights in the garden. That way, anyone watching the house will think that someone is there.
Finally, join a Neighbourhood Watch programme and call the police the moment you see something unusual in your neighbourhood. And remember: never put up a fight with a burglar. Just hand over your valuables and then call the police. It’s better to be safe than sorry.
e.g. Nowadays, burglaries happen very often. T
| 36 | There are about fifteen burglaries every day | … |
| 37 | There’s not much we can do to protect our homes | … |
| 38 | Most burglaries happen in the daytime | … |
| 39 | You shouldn’t leave your valuables close to windows | … |
| 40 | Never open the door before looking through the peephole | … |
| 41 | Don’t leave radios on when you’re not home | … |
| 42 | You don’t need to test your alarm system | … |
| 43 | Dusk-to dawn lights will make people think you’re home | … |
| 44 | If you see someone break into a house, call a Neighbourhood Watch programme | … |
| 45 | If a burglar breaks into your home, don’t fight back | … |
Listening
I Listen to two friends talking about safety in the home and complete the gaps.
SAFETY IN THE HOME
* Don’t leave keys near doors or e.g. windows.
* At night, keep your mobile phone beside your 46)................... (And make sure it’s switched on!)
* In your 47)................, there should be dusk-to-dawn outside lights, 2.5 metres 48)................ or more.
*If a 49).................... comes to your door, always ask for ID.
* Remember, if you’re not 50)...................., don’t let them in!
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