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Diagnostic Test

Grammar and Vocabulary11 A 2 B 3 B 4 A 5 A

21 ought 2 mustn’t 3 should 4 can 5 have to

31 What novel are you reading at the

moment?2 What are you studying at school this

term?3 What do you usually do at the weekend?4 Are you planning anything interesting for

the summer holidays?5 What sport do you enjoy playing?

41 are not staying / are camping2 am travelling3 will take4 will fall off5 am going to take up

51 D 2 E 3 F 4 A 5 B

6 1 appeared2 was checking 3 was ringing4 collapsed 5 was reading

71 the tour guide had been really

knowledgeable and interesting.2 it was the best tour he had ever been on.3 she would definitely recommend it to her

friends.4 she was planning to go on the night-time

Bright City Lights tour.5 she had been on too many bus tours that

holiday.

81 Have you ever had a part-time job?2 How long have you spent revising for

today’s exam?3 Have you thought about becoming

self-employed?4 How long has it been raining this

morning?5 How long have you been a volunteer at

the children’s charity?

91 broke2 going3 won’t give 4 checked5 held

101 temple was completed in 438BC.2 that sculpture made of rubbish was

referred to as art.3 modern art gallery has been built beside

the river.4 city museum will be finished in late 2015,

early 2016.5 Sunflowers by Vincent Van Gogh can be

seen at the National Portrait Gallery in London.

Reading1 1 indoor2 vigorous3 hooked 4 to get the hang of something5 mood

21 Simon 2 Scarlett 3 Madison 4 Noah 5 Alice

31 It works lots of different muscles.2 It improves speed, flexibility and

coordination.3 Team sports because she’s more focused.4 A new park where she goes skating.5 It’s a good way to exercise as well as

calming her down and improving her mood.

Listening11 C 2 A 3 B 4 A 5 C

21 The weather is always nice and hot, and

they have some amazing beaches.2 With his family.3 Volunteer scheme.4 Fifteen to seventeen year olds who are

interested in animal care or marine and wildlife conservation.

5 Every morning.6 She said they were made to help protect

the turtle nests from predators, like birds and local dogs.

7 She says it is rewarding, especially when you see the first baby turtles hatch from their eggs and make it safely out to sea.

8 Local culture and trips to ancient ruins and temples.

9 Traditional tavern.10 Different meze dishes, from stuffed vine

leaves and meatballs to Greek salad.

Writing1Students’ own answers

2Students’ own answers

1 Test Consolidation

Vocabulary1 1 was written 2 set in 3 narrator 4 character 5 plot

21 menu 2 brochure 3 advertisement4 greetings card 5 instructions

31 flicking through 2 put it down 3 brought up 4 flicking through 5 read on

Grammar11 Do you have 2 is 3 starts 4 Do you think 5 loves 6 is she doing 7 Is she revising 8 is eating 9 am waiting 10 need

21 Are you studying anything interesting at

school at the moment?2 What types of books does your brother like

reading?3 What book is she reading at the moment?4 How often do your parents go to the library?5 Who is your favourite author this year?

31 focuses 2 runs 3 retells 4 uses 5 sends out

41 have already read 2 ‘ve got 3 don’t like 4 ‘ve written 5 ‘ve run

51 Have you had / have had since2 has your mum worked / has worked for3 have you known / have known since4 has your brother owned / has owned for5 have you been able to / have been able to

since

61 He hasn’t had a haircut yet.2 Hannah has already spoken to her sister.3 Emma hasn’t gone to bed yet.4 He already saw it last week.5 He just got back from the gym.

Reading11 A coming-of-age novel2 19993 early 90’s4 Charlie5 20066 WW27 Sherlock Holmes8 Devon9 1902

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21 False. The Hounds of Baskerville.2 True3 True4 True5 False. For people who love crime novels.6 False. It’s one of the most loved books of

all time.

Listening11 hair2 one year3 Melbourne4 visiting her grandparents5 lived in the same address6 it’s a great place7 the beach8 windsurfing / swimming9 a swimming pool / barbecue10 doing her final exams

2 1 B 2 A 3 A 4 B 5 A

Writing11 RE 2 RE 3 R 4 RE 5 R


1 Test Extension

Vocabulary11 was written 2 set 3 character4 narrator 5 plot

21 menu2 brochure3 advertisement4 greetings card5 instructions

31 flicking through2 put it down3 brought up4 flicking through5 read on

Grammar11 Do you have2 is3 starts4 Do you think5 loves6 is she doing7 Is she revising8 is eating9 am waiting10 need

21 Are you studying anything interesting at

school at the moment? E2 What types of books does your brother like

reading? D3 What book is she reading at the moment?

C4 How often do your parents go to the

library? F5 Who is your favourite author this year? B

31 focuses 2 runs 3 retells4 uses 5 sends out

41 have already read2 ’ve got3 don’t like4 ’ve written5 ’ve run

51 How long have you had your favourite

piece of clothing? I have had it since Christmas.

2 How long have you worked at your present job? I have worked there for two years.

3 How long have you known your best friend? I have known him / her since he / she was a child.

4 How long have you gone to your present school? I have gone to my present school four years.

5 How long have you been able to speak English? I have been able to since 2010.

61 He hasn’t had a haircut yet.2 Hannah has already spoken to her sister.3 Emma hasn’t gone to bed yet.4 He already saw it last week.5 He just got back from the gym.

Reading11 Charlie2 Liesel3 Charlie4 Doctor Watson5 Liesel6 Sherlock Holmes / Doctor Watson7 Liesel

21 The Hounds of Baskerville, published in

1902.2 The Perks of Being a Wallflower.3 The Hounds of Baskerville.4 As a form of therapy.5 The perks of Being a Wallflower.6 Her neighbours and foster family.7 The Book Thief.8 The Book Thief.

Listening11 Her hair.2 About a year.3 Melbourne.4 Visiting grandparents.5 She didn’t know if he still had the same

address.6 She loves it. The weather is great and she

spends time outside.7 In the suburbs.8 Windsurfing and swimming.9 Swimming pool and a barbecue.10 Studying for final exams.

2 1 C 2 B 3 A 4 B 5 A

Writing11 He bought an e-book reader because it

was much easier to take lots of books on his trip.

2 His keys were stolen therefore he couldn’t enter the building.

3 He didn’t pay his phone bill consequently his phone line was cut off.

4 He decided to read a book since he didn’t have anything else to do.

5 I lost interest in the book halfway through because the plot was poorly written.



Vocabulary11 A 2 F 3 E 4 B 5 C

21 selfishness 2 reduction3 concentration 4 information5 loneliness

31 deal with 2 taken up 3 chill out4 slow down 5 signed up

Grammar11 Are you going / ’m backpacking2 going to rain / ‘ll take3 might train4 ‘ll tell5 does your flight take off

21 am booking2 wants3 am going to tell4 visiting5 will be having

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31 Carmen will be camping in the wild.2 Robert will be volunteering at an animal

rescue centre.3 Marta will be running a marathon for a

charity.4 Enrique will be living in London.5 Emma will be performing on stage at a

theatre.

41 D 2 B 3 E 4 F 5 C

51 if we don’t buy / will be2 Unless the weather stays warm / we won’t

go3 Unless I finish / won’t come4 If you don’t make / won’t achieve5 will find it / if he doesn’t make

61 might / could take2 might not be able to3 must do4 must apply5 must create

Reading11 rely on 2 part-time 3 balanced4 manage 5 left out 6 irritable7 pride

21 True2 False. She advise her to be herself.3 False. He doesn’t know what is wrong.4 True5 False. Eddie advises him to do more exercise.6 True7 True8 True

Listening1 1 community 2 fit 3 forward4 volunteering 5 hanging out6 backpacking 7 motivate8 involved 9 Rome 10 Malta

21 cycle crime in the city2 flying off to a scuba diving school3 three days4 an underwater camera5 training for a marathon

Writing11 said 2 appears 3 realised4 showed 5 discovered


2 Test Extension

Vocabulary11 course E 2 exercise F 3 voluntary B 4 take up D 5 join F

21 selfishness2 reduction3 concentration4 information5 loneliness

31 deal with 2 taken up 3 chill out4 slow down 5 signed up

Grammar11 Are you going / I’m backpacking2 going to rain / ‘ll take3 might train4 will tell5 does your flight take off

21 am booking 2 wants3 am going to tell 4 visiting5 will be having

31 Carmen will be camping in the wild with

her tent.2 Robert will be volunteering at an animal

rescue centre.3 Marta will be running a marathon for a

charity.4 Enrique will be living in London.5 Emma will be performing on stage at a

theatre.

41 D won’t be able to2 B will naturally feel3 E get 4 F receive 5 C help

51 If we don’t book our tickets soon, the price

of the flights will be really expensive.2 We won’t go surfing this weekend unless

the weather stays warm.3 Unless I finish my homework on time, I

won’t come with you to see the film.4 If you don’t make a plan, you won’t

achieve your goal.5 Sam will find it difficult to make new

friends if he doesn’t make an effort.

61 might / could take2 might not be able to3 must do4 might create5 must have

Reading11 Claire 2 Simon 3 Natasha4 Claire 5 Amelia 6 Eddie7 Natasha 8 Amelia 9 Eddie10 Simon

21 Teen followers and readers.2 Because real friends will like you as you

are.3 Doing exercise and eating healthily.4 Extra money, sense of responsibility and

pride.5 He advised to see a career advisor and to

find out information online.

Listening11 Imogen 2 Sophie 3 Chris4 Imogen 5 Sophie 6 Ben7 Sophie 8 Imogen 9 Chris10 Chris

21 Getting out there and doing something

different.2 Visiting Amsterdam, Paris, Rome, Venice,

Prague and the Czech Republic.3 Streets of London.4 Volunteering.5 August.6 Three days.7 Underwater camera.8 Being unhealthy.9 A marathon.10 They think she’s crazy.

Writing11 A lot of people said that listening to

chill-out music helps them to relax.2 It appears that a way to de-stress is to do

yoga.3 No one realised that cutting out junk food

can reduce stress levels.4 Our survey showed that people who

planned their day felt less pressured.5 We discovered that many people talk to

friends when they are stressed.

2 Students own answer


Vocabulary11 deals 2 savings 3 reduced4 vouchers 5 purchase

21 to 2 of 3 from4 about 5 for

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31 get out 2 owned up 3 pay back4 told off 5 taken in

Grammar11 D 2 F 3 B 4 A 5 C

21 gave / would tell2 wouldn’t copy / didn’t have3 could steal / would you do4 would do / found5 praised / wouldn’t lie

31 wouldn’t speak2 would move3 would hurry up4 would stop5 wouldn’t bark

41 would have raised2 had told3 wouldn’t have downloaded4 wouldn’t have given5 hadn’t seen

51 wouldn’t have got / hadn’t bought2 wouldn’t have paid / had remembered3 hadn’t put / would have taken4 hadn’t put / would have burned5 wouldn’t have had / had been

61 I wish I hadn’t lost2 I wish I had3 I wish I had waited4 I wish I remembered5 I wish I hadn’t spent

Reading11 G 2 H 3 F 4 B 5 C 6 D 7 E

21 Ten2 1,0003 1824 30 billion5 3 million6 1.507 $50 billion8 $25 billion (half the amount)

Listening11 Michelle2 Malcolm3 Malcolm4 Michelle5 Malcolm6 Michelle7 Michelle

21 women and older people2 University student3 nursery school teacher4 astonished5 individual person6 quite lucky7 tell the truth8 just to impress them

Writing11 A 2 B 3 A 4 A 5 B


3 Test Extension

Vocabulary11 deals 2 savings 3 reduced4 vouchers 5 purchase

21 to 2 of 3 from 4 about 5 for

31 get out 2 owned up3 paying it back 4 told off 5 taken in

Grammar11 D wouldn’t use2 F would take3 B had4 A knew5 C would go

21 If a shop assistant gave me more change

I would tell her.2 Sheila wouldn’t copy an internet essay if

she didn’t have time to write her own.3 If you could steal stationary from your job

would you do it?4 What would your friends do if they found

a winning lottery ticket in the street?5 If someone praised me for work I didn’t do

I wouldn’t lie to them.

31 I wish she wouldn’t speak2 I wish he would move3 I wish she would hurry up.4 I wish they would stop5 I wish he wouldn’t bark so much.

41 hadn’t held / wouldn’t have raised2 wouldn’t have downloaded / had known3 wouldn’t have given / hadn’t seen4 wouldn’t have given / hadn’t televised5 had told / wouldn’t have bought

51 hadn’t bought lots of clothes from the

store, he wouldn’t have got a large bill2 wouldn’t have paid full price for the bottle

of perfume if she had remembered her voucher

3 hadn’t put the wrong pin code in 3 times, the cash machine wouldn’t have taken his card

4 wouldn’t have burned the food if he had put the timer on

5 had been in when the courier came to deliver her new TV, she wouldn’t have had to wait until another day

61 I wish I hadn’t forgotten my notebook.2 I wish I had my umbrella.3 I wish I had waited until the sale.4 I wish I remembered what my mum wants

me to buy.5 I wish I hadn’t spent so much.

Reading11 simultaneously2 summit3 broadcasted4 audience5 awareness6 pledged7 aid

21 An annual meeting between leaders of

world’s most important countries.2 Without the support of people around the

world, including celebrities, global leaders and the general public.

3 With a text message lottery system.4 Awareness raising event.5 Levels of aid to poorer nations.

Listening11 morals2 women and older people3 men and younger people4 University student5 nursery school teacher6 would give it straight to the police7 wouldn’t make8 would keep9 should always10 is acceptable

21 Yes, he would.2 No, because the money would come out

of the shop assistant’s salary and this isn’t fair.

3 Yes, she would.4 Yes, she would. She thinks that in some

cases it’s acceptable.5 When it is illegal.

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Writing11 nowadays2 on the one hand3 what’s more4 on the other hand5 in conclusion



Vocabulary11 flooding / disruption2 injured / air crash3 drought / starvation4 destroyed / earthquake5 hurricane / storm

21 missing2 admitting3 holding4 suffering5 hiding

31 turn out2 be blown away3 send down4 be swept away5 be cut off

Grammar11 swept / while2 when / approached3 were working / when4 when / tried5 when / saw

21 ran2 were driving3 appeared4 was revising5 were going off

31 didn’t use to read2 used to be3 would bring4 used to love5 did you use to travel

41 I had never experienced an earthquake

before.2 Jessica had just phoned the emergency

services when the police arrived.3 They had lived in that accommodation

since the tsunami.4 Jamie had already eaten before he left the

house.5 Zoe had never received an award before.

51 A volcano had just erupted.2 The journalist had just interviewed the

survivors.3 Wildfires had swept through the forest.4 Someone had stolen the painting.5 Torrential rain had caused flooding in his

house.

61 had escaped / left2 sank / had hit3 were rescued / had spent4 had arrived / realized5 didn’t leave / had hit

Reading11 inland2 horrific3 crouching4 recall5 flood

21 E 2 C 3 A 4 B 5 D

31 False. Tsunami alarm bells warned people

to evacuate.2 False. They reached the train station.3 False. Waves destroyed most of the town.4 False. No, they had to evacuate

immediately.5 True

Listening11 A 2 C 3 B 4 A 5 B

21 True2 False. By the time fire fighters arrived, the

fire was already blazing out of control.3 False. More the 50 apartments were

destroyed.4 True5 False. They just saw the ceilings fall and

the apartments collapse.6 True7 False. They are still looking.8 False. Only minor cuts and bruising.9 True10 True

Writing11 even though2 However3 Although4 Despite5 nonetheless


4 Test Extension

Vocabulary11 flooding / disruption2 injured3 drought / starvation4 destroyed / earthquake5 hurricane / storm

21 missing 2 admitting 3 holding4 suffering 5 hiding

31 turn out2 be blown away3 send down4 be swept away5 be cut off

Grammar11 swept / while / evacuated2 when / approached / escaped3 were working / when / exploded4 when / derailed / tried5 was taking / when / saw

21 My friend ran in between a doorway

for safety.2 Mr and Mrs Yamamoto were driving to the

supermarket.3 A large crack appeared in the road.4 My sister Mio was revising on her

computer.5 Car and house alarms were going off

in the streets.

31 didn’t use to read2 used to be3 would bring4 used to love5 did you use to travel

41 I had never experienced an earthquake

before.2 Jessica had just phoned the emergency

services when the police arrived.3 The refugees had lived in that

accommodation since the tsunami.4 Jamie had already eaten before he left the

house.5 Zoe had never received an award before.

51 A volcano had just erupted.2 The journalist had just interviewed the

survivors.3 Wildfires had swept through the forest.4 Someone had stolen the painting.5 Torrential rain had caused flooding in his

house.

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61 had escaped from a pet store because the

shop assistant left the cage open.2 sank off of the coast of Scotland after it

had hit some rocks.3 were rescued after they had spent 25 days

trapped underground.4 had arrived at the airport when they

realized the airport cancelled all the flights.

5 didn’t leave the storm shelter since the storm had hit.

Reading11 inland2 horrific3 crouching4 rubble5 feared

2B 2 C 4 D 5 E 3 F 1

31 An earthquake struck the north coast.2 15,883 people were killed. 6,145 were

injured. Around 129,225 buildings were destroyed.

3 Like it was never going to end.4 To warn the town to evacuate.5 They had to wait until the water returned

to normal levels.

Listening11 just before 10 am2 injured3 upper floors4 a young boy5 having a shower

21 8.2 The fire was already blazing out of control.3 The worst moment in the history of the city.4 More than 50.5 It was caused by a gas leak.6 He saw the ceilings fall and the

apartments collapse.7 The whole front side of the building

collapsed.8 A loud explosion.9 The roof fell onto his head.10 Because it was caused by a gas leak.

Writing11 Even though2 However3 Although4 Despite5 Nonetheless



Vocabulary11 destination2 scenery3 take part4 heritage / go sightseeing5 head to

21 United 2 acid 3 miles4 European 5 machine

31 get around 2 get away 3 check in4 set off 5 eat out

Grammar11 would try / that year2 was looking forward / wanted3 had never been / couldn’t wait4 hadn’t got / the year before5 had had / was

21 told / could2 said / were3 said / took place4 told / was served5 told / were backpacking

31 me not to touch2 me not to drink3 me to have my ticket4 me to go to5 me not to use

41 Paula asked whether Lisa and Sam had

ever skied before.2 Carmen asked whether I had tried the

street food.3 Simon asked whether my flight was

delayed.4 Leon asked whether Caroline could eat

shellfish.5 Harry asked whether we needed to carry

our passports.

51 How long 2 Who 3 What kind4 What 5 When

61 how long he was going / he was going /

lasted / would relax / go2 who could go / they accepted3 what kind of accommodation he would

stay / he would stay4 what you needed / they would provide5 when he would go / would be flying

Reading11 York Museum Gardens2 Czech Republic3 Prague Castle4 Wenceslas Square5 Scotland6 Edinburgh Castle7 National Museum of Scotland8 The Netherlands9 Anne Frank House10 War Museum

21 Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.2 Prague Castle3 Edinburgh zoo4 York5 Edinburgh

Listening11 B 2 C 3 C 4 A 5 C

21 The check-in assistant told her to go to the

speedy bag drop off point.2 The check-in assistant told her to pay for

the extra weight.3 Three nights.4 Miguel thought the buffet breakfast cost

6 pounds.5 The receptionist said that the price was

the weekend rate.6 The receptionist said that Miguel’s room

was number 205.7 The captain has turned on the seatbelt signs.8 Passengers have to put the hand luggage

underneath the seat in front of you.9 The attendant requested electronic

devices be switched off.10 The plane is taking off.

Writing11 In the end 2 Secondly 3 Finally4 Thirdly 5 Finally


5 Test Extension

Vocabulary11 destination 2 scenery 3 take part4 heritage 5 head to

21 United 2 acid 3 miles4 European 5 machine

31 get around 2 get away 3 check in4 set off 5 eat out

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Grammar11 Ben said he would definitely try

white-water rafting that year.2 Julia said that she was looking forward to

going on a safari and wanted to see the elephants and rhinos.

3 Luke said that he had never been to Amsterdam before and couldn’t wait to go!

4 Louisa said that she hadn’t got the chance to get off the cruise ship in Athens the previous year.

5 Brigit said that they had had their own private beach and that it was paradise.

21 told / could take photos2 said / were valid3 said / took place4 told / was served5 told / were backpacking

31 ordered me not to touch2 advised me not to drink3 requested me to have my ticket4 ordered me not to use5 requested me to show

41 2 3 Simon asked whether my flight was delayed.4 Leon asked whether Caroline could eat

shellfish or whether she was allergic.5 Harry asked whether we needed to carry

our passports.

51 How long 2 Who 3 What kind4 What 5 When

61 how long he was going for / he was going

for a / her that the course lasted for / would relax

2 who could go on the / her that anyone / they accepted from complete beginners to

3 where he would stay / he would stay on a4 what equipment you needed / Martina

that he didn’t need any / they provided the wetsuits and

5 when he was going on holiday / he was going at the end

Reading11 low cost boutique hotels2 family owned guest houses3 self-catering properties4 Czech Republic5 centrally located and affordable

accommodation6 Scotland7 B&B8 designer hotel9 The Netherlands10 apartments or studio

21 You can watch a performance.2 The Prague Castle, the City Museum and

Wenceslas square.3 Chimpanzees, rhinos and Great Pandas.4 Because of its memorable story.5 You are likely to see works from Van Gogh

and Rembrandt.

Listening11 print2 were overweight3 reservation for his room4 270 pounds5 passengers / their seat and folding trays

21 False. The check-in assistant told her to go

to the speedy bag drop off point.2 True3 False. For three nights.4 True5 True6 False. The receptionist said that Miguel’s

room was number 205.7 False. The captain has turned on the

seatbelt signs.8 False. Passengers have to put their hand

luggage underneath the seat in front of you.

9 False.The attendant requested electronic devices be switched off.

10 True

Writing11 Firstly 2 Secondly 3 Finally4 Thirdly 5 Finally



Vocabulary11 nine-to-five / self-employed2 experience / training3 voluntary work / salary4 permanent job / salary5 unemployed / career

21 A 2 A 3 B 4 A 5 B

31 didn’t work out for2 is stepping down3 has set up4 got into5 been snowed under

Grammar11 D 2 A 3 F 4 C 5 E

21 has been learning2 since3 has been thinking4 for5 has been working6 since7 has been reporting8 for9 has been living10 for

31 How long has Samuel been working as a

chef at the restaurant?2 What has Siobhan been doing all

morning?3 How long has Simon been applying for

full-time jobs in publishing?4 How long have you been looking for a job?5 What have you been thinking about

during the train ride?

41 Finding the right job is a long process.2 The company promised to help me

develop my career.3 I don’t mind working nine-to-five.4 Amelia is planning to enroll on a graduate

training scheme.5 Martin is keen on becoming a firefighter.

51 to study2 listening3 to do4 Do you go / stay5 having

61 2 Try to send your CV straight to companies.3 4 Avoid writing the same thing on every

application form.5 Try searching online, on job boards, in

newspapers.

Reading11 C 2 E 3 B 4 D 5 D6 B 7 E 8 A 9 C

21 She went travelling.2 Three interviews.3 She decided to do unpaid work.4 Production volunteer at a TV and film

production company.5 Show she was hard-working.6 Part time paid position as an assistant.

Listening11 D 2 A 3 F 4 C 5 E

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21 True2 False. It was with a friend.3 True4 True5 False. He focuses on famous people and

well-known influential figures.6 False. He sketches people in a cartoon like

way.7 True8 False. They showed their work at art trade

shows and exhibitions.9 False. It was to advertise himself.10 False. It’s really important for him.

Writing11 such as2 Another example3 For instance4 What about5 like


6 Test Extension

Vocabulary11 nine-to-five / self-employed2 experience / training3 voluntary work / part-time4 permanent job / office hours5 unemployed / career

21 B 2 A 3 C 4 A 5 B

31 didn’t work out for2 is stepping down3 has set up4 get into5 been snowed under

Grammar11 D has been revising2 B has been hailing3 F has been cooking4 C have been lying5 E have been speaking

21 has been learning2 since3 has been thinking4 for5 has been working6 since7 has been reporting8 for9 has been living10 for

31 How long has Samuel been working as a

chef at the restaurant? Samuel has been working as a chef at the

restaurant since2 What has Siobhan been doing all morning? Siobhan has been doing her3 How long has Simon been applying for

full-time jobs in publishing? Simon has been applying for full-time jobs

in publishing for4 How long have you been looking for a job? I have been looking for a job since5 What have you been thinking about

during the holidays? I have been thinking about

41 Finding 2 promised to help3 don’t mind working4 planning to enroll5 is keen on becoming

51 to study 2 listening 3 to do4 Do you go / stay 5 having

61 to find 2 sending 3 Volunteering4 writing 5 searching

Reading11 B 2 F 3 C 4 G 5 E 6 D

21 In September.2 She thought it was would be easy.3 Three interviews.4 Because she was struggling to cope.5 More confident.6 She thinks it is better than having no work.7 On a website: Volunteering the Easy Way.8 She showed she was hard-working.9 The company offered her a part time paid

assistant job.

Listening11 Six months.2 They set up their own business.3 Art and digital illustration.4 With a pencil.5 Famous people and well known

influential figures.6 He describe it as a cartoon like versions of

people.7 Making connections. One company would

buy our artwork for their magazine cover or advertising campaign and recommend us to another company.

8 They gave people the opportunity to see their artwork in art trade shows and exhibitions.

9 Dedication, love of what you do and advertising.

10 He recommend blogs and websites.

21 websites / advertising2 band’s website / album cover3 dedicated / what they do4 advertise yourself5 creating a website or blogs.

Writing11 such as2 Another example3 For instance4 What about5 like



Vocabulary11 dome2 towers3 neo-classical / marble4 columns / clay5 pavilion / titanium

21 book 2 bank 3 turn4 fly 5 matter

31 thrown up2 looking around3 make out4 got across5 pulled down

Grammar11 was designed2 are being taken3 has been rebuilt4 must be seen5 will / be opened

2 1 was 2 was 3 been4 have 5 be

31 Clay is made from minerals, plant life and

other ingredients from the soil.2 To make plates and cups, clay must be

heated between 1205-1260oC.3 As a building material, it can be used in

the form of a brick, either sun-dried or fired.

4 Some of the earliest pieces of clay pottery were discovered in Japan.

5 Studies are to be done to investigate how absorbent clay is to help with making water and air cleaner.

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4 1 The vase was sold for almost £25,000

in 2012 by the art gallery.2 The Venus de Milo was created by

Alexandros of Antioch between 100 and 130BC

3 Photographs cannot be taken without a flash at the museum.

4 Sculptors have been employed by the government to work on the restoration of the Parthenon temple.

5 This new artist’s artwork will be displayed around the world.

5 1 have / checked2 had / fixed3 had / posted4 will have / made5 had /sprayed

61 old artwork taken down and new pieces

put up2 photos taken of the gallery in a local

newspaper3 a special cake made and food and drink

prepared4 an outfit for the night dry-cleaned5 tours given around the art gallery

Reading11 Concrete and glass2 London3 20124 Stainless steel and aluminum5 Baku, Azerbaijan6 20127 Concrete, stainless steel and beams8 Michigan State University in the US9 November 201210 Steel and concrete and glass

2 1 True2 False. The roof is wave like.3 True4 True5 False. The old existing art center was

replaced.

Listening11 imagination D2 painting J 3 art D4 everyone D5 beauty J

21 True2 False. Danny’s art can’t be seen in any art

galleries.3 True4 True5 False. Graffiti is just a form of vandalism.6 False. There’s a difference between people

spraying their names on walls and what he does.

7 False. Jill thinks that Danny’s art can’t even be called art.

8 True9 False. Art should not be confined to a

small room or one wall of an art gallery.10 True

Writing11 The architect designed the buildings so

that he could save ancient sculptures from being destroyed.

2 The architect designed the building in order not to allow ancient sculptures to become destroyed.

3 The architect designed the building in order to have a secure place for the ancient sculptures.

4 The architect designed the building so as to house sculptures.

5 The architect designed the building so as not to leave the ancient sculptures outside.


7 Test Extension

Vocabulary11 dome / baroque2 towers / modern3 neo-classical / marble4 columns / clay5 pavilion / titanium

21 book 2 bank 3 turn4 fly 5 matter

31 thrown up 2 looking around3 make out 4 got across5 pulled down

Grammar11 was designed2 are being taken3 has been rebuilt4 can be seen5 will / be opened

21 2 To make plates and cups, clay must be

heated to between 1205-1260oC.3 4 Some of the earliest pieces of clay pottery

were discovered in Japan.5 Studies are to be done to investigate how

absorbent clay is to help with making water and air cleaner.

3 1 The huge skyscraper was completed

in 2010.2 The building is made from concrete, steel,

glass and aluminum.3 A special system was installed on the

building to wash the windows.4 The building challenges with building

the Burj Khalifa were featured in many television documentaries.

5 The whole of the city can be seen from the observation deck at the top.

41 The vase was sold for almost £25,000

in 2012 by the art gallery.2 The Venus de Milo was created by

Alexandros of Antioch between 100 and 130BC

3 Photographs can be taken at the museum.4 Sculptors have been employed by the

government to work on the restoration of the Parthenon temple.

5 This new artist’s artwork will be displayed around the world.

51 have their teeth checked every six months by2 had his car fixed last week by3 had our exam results posted to us4 will have her birthday cake made for her by5 had its monument sprayed with graffiti by

61 She’s having new pieces put up on

Wednesday.2 She’s having photos taken of the gallery

for a local newspaper on Thursday,3 She’s getting a special cake made and food

prepared on Friday morning.4 She’s getting an outfit for the night dry-

cleaned on Friday afternoon,5 She’s having tours given around the art

gallery on Saturday evening.

Reading11 Phaeno Science Centre2 Heydar Aliyev Centre3 Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum4 Phaeno Science Centre5 Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum6 Aquatics Centre7 Heydar Aliyev Centre8 Phaeno Science Centre9 Heydar Aliyev Centre10 Aquatics Centre

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21 It is described as an architectural

adventure playground.2 Because it was built as one of the main

venues for the 2012 London Olympics.3 It was intended to play an important part

in everyday life of the city.4 A conference hall, a gallery and a museum.5 An old existing art center.

Listening11 As an urban artist and as a critic.2 In the city.3 Sculptures, stencils, paintings or murals.4 She claims it is vandalism.5 He paints pictures that intelligently

comment on society and express ideas and feelings.

6 The use of the imagination to express ideas and feelings.

7 Van Gogh or Picasso.

21 I’m an urban artist so the city is my home.

D2 How can you say graffiti is art? It’s just a

form of vandalism. J3 But just because graffiti may be wrong,

that doesn’t mean it isn’t art. D4 Art should be for everyone and not

confined to a small place or one wall of a museum. D

5 Marcel Duchamp exhibited artwork included unusual objects like a car wheel and a toilet. D

6 For something to be exhibited it must have some kind of beauty. J

7 Art is subjective, so anything can be art. D

Writing11 designed the buildings so that he could

save sculptures from being destroyed2 designed the buildings in order for

the ancient sculptures not to become damaged

3 designed the building in order to have a secure place for the ancient sculptures

4 designed the building so as to house sculptures

5 designed the building so as not to leave the ancient sculptures outside



Vocabulary11 haunted2 unidentified3 clue4 investigate5 riddle

21 unsafe 2 dishonest 3 illegible4 irrational 5 impatient

31 called out2 ruled out3 freaked out4 scared us away5 freaking me out

Grammar11 The beast on Bodmin Moor might have

existed but no one knows for sure.2 He can’t be a suspect. He was nowhere

near the crime scene at the time.3 The detectives must be so happy they

solved the mystery and they can now close the case.

4 It can’t be long now until we get the results back from the lab.

5 It must feel a bit scary going back to that abandoned ship.

21 He must be nervous.2 It might start to rain.3 He must be hungry.4 He can’t be tired.5 She can’t have any signal

3 1 must be2 may have missed3 can’t have received4 could leave5 can’t be

41 can’t have crashed.2 must have seen3 might have forgotten4 must have felt5 could have been

51 The men must have been involved

because they were looking very sinister.2 I think she might have solved the mystery

because she’s keeping very quiet about it.3 He can’t have known about the party

because he wasn’t invited by anyone.4 Look at Emma. She must have sat in the

sun too long because her skin is all red.5 I could have taken part in the charity

run because the doctor said my foot had healed.

61 D She can’t have known where to go.2 C He might have been sick.3 F He must have been very talented.4 E It could have broken.5 B She couldn’t have heard you.

Reading11 struggle 2 life jacket 3 GPS system 4 rudder 5 overboard

21 False. He was an experienced sailor.2 True3 True4 False. They found everything was laid out

as if the crew were still on board.5 False. The yacht was in good working

condition.6 True7 True8 True9 True10 False. They could have been forced off the

boat by another one.

Listening11 602 19833 photo4 video5 a large cat’s skull / a big cat was spotted

drinking in a lake near the moor

21 True2 False. The photo of a creature definitely

shows a large black cat.3 False. Some people believe that the

creature in the video may have been a dog or a domestic cat.

4 True5 False. A local zoo took plaster casts of the

footprints and compared them with some pumas at their zoo which an exact match.

Writing11 sudden 2 lonely 3 abandoned4 mysterious 5 heavily


8 Test Extension

Vocabulary11 haunted 2 unidentified 3 clue4 investigate 5 unexplained

21 unsafe 2 dishonest 3 illegible4 irrational 5 impatient

31 called out2 ruled out3 freaked out4 scared us away5 freaking me out

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Grammar11 might have existed2 can’t be3 must be4 can’t be5 must feel

21 He must be nervous.2 It might start to rain.3 He must be hungry.4 He must be tired.5 She must be upset.

31 must be2 may have missed3 can’t have received4 could have left5 can’t be

41 can’t have crashed2 must have seen3 might have forgotten4 must have felt5 could have been

51 The men must have been involved

because B2 I think she might have solved the mystery

because D3 He can’t have known about the party

because F4 Look at Emma. She must have sat in the

sun too long because E5 I could have taken part in the charity run

because C

61 She can’t have known where to go.2 He might have been sick.3 He must have been very talented.4 It could have broken.5 She couldn’t have heard you.

Reading11 B 2 G 3 E 4 D 5 C

21 struggle 2 life jacket 3 GPS system4 rudder 5 overboard

31 It must have happened unexpectedly.2 The police think that a fishing line could

have got caught in the boat’s rudder.3 The other two men may have drowned

trying to save their friend.4 The crew might have experienced sudden

difficulties during rough weather and gone overboard.

5 The yacht could have come into contact with another boat and the men were forced off their boat.

Listening11 602 19833 long grass4 video5 camp / night-vision equipment6 19947 leopard skin rug8 1997 / lake9 local zoo / footprints

21 They have reported that the beast has

eaten their animals.2 3.5 meters.3 In 1998.4 A dog or a domestic cat.5 It was about four inches wide and seven

inches long.6 The local zoo took plaster casts of the

footprints and compared them with some pumas at their zoo and they were found to be an exact match.

Writing11 sudden 2 lonely 3 abandoned4 mysterious 5 heavily



Vocabulary11 recession 2 changing room3 brand 4 impulse buy5 merchandise 6 shopping list7 aisle 8 customer9 shop assistant 10 discount

21 associations 2 connection3 coincidence 4 promotional5 appearance

3 1 try on2 sold out3 taken back4 shop around5 giving away

Grammar11 up 2 up 3 on 4 on 5 out

21 I’ve come up with a good idea with for the

fashion show.2 Have you splashed out on anything nice

on for your holiday?3 4 You can try them on in the changing room.5

31 to fill in this questionnaire / to fill this

questionnaire in2 clear up the spill / to clear the spill up3 to sort out the stock / to sort the stock out4 throw away those old shoes / throw those

old shoes away5 use up everything / use everything up

4 1 B 2 A 3 A 4 B 5 B

51 obviously2 friendlily3 in a bored way4 simply5 in a catching way

61 usually D2 free F3 in a lively way C4 unfortunately B5 late E

Reading1A 3 B 1 C 4 D 2 F 5

2 1 postage 2 beneficial 3 bulk4 recession 5 indulge

31 True2 False. Only take advantage of these deals

when you really do need to buy a few items together.

3 True4 True5 True

Listening11 True2 False. Pair of vintage-style skinny jeans

and a top for £35 in a sale.3 True4 False. He does because he thinks they are

better quality.5 True6 False. Lily is mad about buying handbags

and shoes.7 True8 True9 False. She prefers unique clothes.10 False. Everyone has the same clothes from

chain stores.

21 more choice.2 vintage jeans and a top.3 better quality.4 vintage, designer boots for £50.5 vintage / second hand / unique.

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Writing11 It’s my belief 2 another reason3 what’s more 4 on top of this5 in summary


9 Test Extension

Vocabulary11 recession 2 changing room3 brand 4 impulse buy5 merchandise 6 shopping list7 aisle 8 customer 9 shop assistant 10 discount

21 associations 2 connection3 coincidence 4 promotional5 appearance

31 give away / try on2 taken back of / given away3 taken out / given away4 shop across / shop around5 selling at – selling out

Grammar1 1 up 2 up 3 on 4 on 5 out

21 Have you splashed out on anything nice

for your holidays?2 When shall I pick you up tomorrow?3 You can try them on in the changing room.4 Take it back if you aren’t happy.5 My brother never picks up his dirty clothes.

31 A to fill in this questionnaire B to fill this

questionnaire in2 A clear up the spill B to clear the spill up3 A to sort out the stock B to sort the stock

out4 A throw away those old shoes B throw

those old shoes away5 A use up everything B use everything up

4 1 By the time I reached the store, the

discounted products were almost gone.2 Disappointingly, all the shops in the town

were chain stores and nowhere were selling local or unique products.

3 Large companies often pay celebrities to endorse their products / Often large companies pay celebrities to endorse their products

4 Have you ever been to the retail park on the outskirts of town?

5 I didn’t find any of the products I wanted easily as the displays were in a mess.

51 in a modern way 2 friendlily3 in a bored way 4 simply5 in a catching way

61 I usually prefer shopping in vintage and

independent shops rather than chain stores.

2 This week 3D glasses come free with every 3D TV purchased from the store.

3 Companies advertise toys in a lively way to attract children.

4 Unfortunately, the offer had ended when I had enough money to buy the sunglasses.

5 She has to work late on the checkouts at the department store on Tuesday night.

Reading11 beneficial 2 indulge 3 postage4 bulk 5 discounted

21 Paragraph 3 2 Paragraph 43 Paragraph 1 4 Paragraph 25 Paragraph 5

31 Because it makes them feel happy.2 To do some research.3 The most expensive or the cheapest item

isn’t always the best option. (to get the best offer)

4 When you really need the items.5 Think it through.

Listening1 1 Amelia 2 Ethan 3 Lily 4 Ethan5 Amelia 6 Lily 7 Ethan 8 Amelia9 Lily 10 Lily

21 There’s more choice.2 Vintage jeans and a top.3 Because he wouldn’t want to wear

something worn.4 Vintage, designer boots for £50.5 Because they are more unique.

Writing11 It’s my belief that large stores take away

trade from small businesses2 Another reason internet shopping is

popular is you can find cheaper products.3 What’s more there are more products

available online.4 On top of this, you’re supporting your

local community.5 In summary, I think people will buy

products regardless of celebrity endorsements.


Test Units 1-3 Consolidation

Vocabulary11 crime novel / was written / published2 plan to / do volunteer work3 go to the gym / do exercises / keep fit4 my favourite part / main character / after5 delivery / order / offer

21 helpfulness 2 from 3 instructions4 in 5 relaxation

31 deal with 2 pay back3 flick through 4 get out 5 take up

Grammar11 are you looking for? 2 Do you have3 is coming 4 am searching 5 is open

21 have they lived / since2 has she had / since3 has he owned / for4 have you been able to / for5 has she been / since

31 will be arriving2 will be giving out3 will be getting4 will be delivering5 will be encouraging

41 finish 2 will not be able to3 will stay 4 don’t take 5 starts

51 D would turn 2 F would be3 B wouldn’t buy 4 E had5 C could pay

61 wouldn’t have paid / hadn’t been reduced2 had felt / would have gone3 would have gone / had known4 would have failed / hadn’t revised5 had had / would have given

Reading11 2 It was a friend who recommended yoga to

Olivia.3 Her friend bought the same jeans as her.4 With her brother.5 Her brother is training for a triathlon.6 7 8 Not when it is to spare peoples’ feelings.9 She would tell a white lie.10 She will write at the weekend.

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21 Olivia’s friend advise her to start yoga.2 She is trying it.3 With her jeans and sunglasses.4 To go to the gym.5 She means that the gesture of giving is

more important than the gift.

Listening11 Harper Lee2 19603 Romantic novel4 Charlotte Bronte5 18476 Classic story about friendship7 Mark Twain8 1844

21 Firstly, they had to deal with the

emotional difficulties of growing up.2 To Kill a Mockingbird is set in America in

the 1930s.3 One of the themes of To Kill a Mockingbird

deals with racism.4 The name of the main character in Holly’s

second favourite book is Jane.5 Holly describes the character in her

second choice as being strong and determined.

6 The character of Jim in The adventures of Huckleberry Finn is Huck’s companion.

7 The adventures of Huckleberry Finn is about growing up and finding freedom.

Writing11 so2 on the other hand3 No one realized that4 A lot of people said that5 therefore


Test Units 1-3 Extension

Vocabulary11 crime novel / was written2 plan to / do volunteer work3 go to the gym / keep fit4 main character / after5 delivery / order

21 B 2 C 3 A 4 C 5 B

31 with 2 back 3 through4 out 5 up

Grammar11 are you particularly looking for?2 Do you have3 is coming4 am searching5 opens

21 have they lived / they have lived her since

20122 has she had / she has had that copy since

she was a child3 has he owned / he has owned his e-book

reader for three months4 have you been able to / I have been able to

speak English for a year5 has she been / she has been a student in

my school since 2010

31 will be arriving2 will be giving out3 will be getting4 will be delivering5 will be encouraging

41 will you do / finish2 are / will not be able to3 will stay / goes4 don’t take / get5 starts / will be able to

51 wouldn’t complain D weren’t2 behaved F would be3 were reduced B wouldn’t buy4 wouldn’t lie E had5 took C could

61 wouldn’t have paid full price for the

sunglasses if they hadn’t been reduced2 Helen had felt well she would have gone

to the party3 would have gone to the charity event if we

had known it was taking place4 would have failed exam if he hadn’t

revised enough5 I had had spare change I would have given

it to the man collecting for charity

Reading11 Sleep and feel better.2 She doesn’t know what she would think.3 She’s copying her style.4 She spends too much time in front of her

computer.5 He’s training for a triathlon.6 Because her brother is doing a triathlon

for charity.7 To not hurt her feelings

21 False. Also about her social life2 True3 Not mentioned4 True5 Not mentioned6 Not mentioned7 False. Only to spare peoples’ feelings.8 True

Listening11 Firstly, they had to deal with the

emotional difficulties of growing up.2 Stories where the character really does

grow up because of their experiences.3 The adventures of Huckleberry Finn.3 One of the themes of To Kill a Mockingbird

deals with racism.4 Jane Eyre.5 Adventure and friendship.

21 19602 Harper Lee3 1930s US4 Racism and inequality5 Jayne Eyre6 Charlotte Bronte7 strong8 18449 Friendship and adventure10 Huck Finn

Writing11 so2 on the other hand3 No one realized that4 A lot of people said that5 therefore



Vocabulary11 full time / office2 chance / destination3 set off / wildlife4 experience / training5 volcanic eruption / evacuated

21 freezing 2 FBI 3 suffering4 AIDS 5 bright

31 turned out2 step down3 eat out4 blown away5 get around

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Grammar11 was running2 was teaching3 was finishing4 ripped off5 was checking

21 didn’t reach / had been cut off2 had (just) arrived / saw3 hadn’t heard / was4 reached / had removed5 were / had destroyed

3 1 2 David said that the national museum was

incredible but he hadn’t had time to see everything.

3 Jill said that she would bring more comfortable shoes next time so she could walk and see more sights.

4 Jamie said that he felt bored and there weren’t many interesting sights to visit.

5

4 1 What time does / open2 Where is3 Has / handed in4 Will / be open5 Where can I hire

51 Eloise has been playing hockey for six

weeks.2 Eloise has been working in her part-time

job since June.3 John has been employing two people since

November.4 John has been creating a new website for

a week.5 John has been planning to expand his

business for a few months.

61 Finding 2 to go 3 revising4 to do 5 setting up

Reading11 lack 2 aftershock 3 disorganized 4 tremors 5 chaos 6 passengers 7 cover

21 False. It reached a magnitude of 6.5.2 True3 False. No one was hurt.4 True5 False. It was in London.6 True7 False. It is not in Venice but in Paris.8 True

Listening11 print off 2 view from3 for a map 4 the tourist office5 £25 6 four passes.

2 1 single room / 2 nights2 the mini fridge3 debit card4 opening hours5 10am6 museum entry and exhibition7 the guided tour8 English, Spanish, French and German9 museum ticket desk

Writing11 Even though 2 In spite of3 Nonetheless 4 Firstly 5 Eventually 6 Finally 7 In the end8 For example 9 Like 10 Such as



Vocabulary11 full time / office2 chance / destination3 set off / wildlife4 experience / training5 volcanic eruption / evacuated

21 freezing 2 FBI 3 suffering4 AIDS 5 bright

31 turned out2 step down3 eat out4 blown away5 get around

Grammar11 was running 2 was teaching3 was finishing 4 ripped off5 was checking

21 didn’t reach the storm shelter in time

because many roads had been cut off for safety reasons

2 had just arrived at the airport when they saw the terrible air crash

3 hadn’t heard the news because she was on the metro

4 reached the survivors after they had removed layers of rubble

5 were homeless because a tsunami had destroyed their town

31 they hadn’t realized how expensive it

would be to take2 the national museum was incredible but

he hadn’t had time3 she would bring more comfortable shoes

next time so she could walk and see4 he felt bored and there hadn’t been many

interesting5 she was planning to walk to the top of

4 1 What time does the museum open?2 Where is the starting point of the bus tour?3 Has anyone handed in my missing bag?4 Will the food market be open on Sunday?5 Where can I hire a bike from?

51 Eloise has been playing hockey for six

weeks.2 Eloise has been working in her part-time

job since June.3 Jose has been employing two people since

November.4 Jose has been creating a new website for a

week.5 Jose has been planning to expand his

business for a few months.

61 Finding 2 to go 3 revising4 to do 5 setting up

Reading11 sway 2 chaos 3 set off4 lack 7 disorganized

21 No buildings were damaged and no one

was seriously injured.2 She ran for cover.3 She didn’t think it was going to be as big

as it was.4 Power cuts were reported and there were

many disruptions to transport services. There were also heavy delays on the road.

5 About delays due to heavy traffic on the roads.

6 Because their flights were cancelled or delayed.

7 To avoid inconvenience or wasted journey.8 Because of the lack of information and

disorganized staff.9 He described them as disorganized.10 There’s going to be more heavy snow.

Listening11 print off2 the view from3 for a map4 museum tickets / the tourist office5 £256 four

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2 1 Ray has stayed in a single room for 2

nights.2 The items from the mini fridge.3 Ray said he was going to pay with debit

card.4 Hannah asked the information officer

about the opening hours of the museum.5 Hannah would be able to visit the

museum today from 10am.6 Hannah told the information officer she

wanted a museum entry and exhibition pass.

7 A guided tour.8 The guided tour is given in four languages,

including English, Spanish, French and German.

9 Before taking a guided tour Hannah needs to sign-up for the tour she requires at the museum ticket desk.

Writing11 Although 2 Firstly, secondly3 However 4 Eventually 5 Such as



Vocabulary11 modern / urban2 recession / customers3 happenings / haunted4 target audience / brands5 clay / beams

2 1 unsatisfied2 immature3 association4 disappearance / irrational5 disrespectful

3 1 B 2 A 3 A 4 B 5 B

Grammar11 was arrested 2 is located3 can be seen 4 will be held5 has actually never been completed

21 He is having the cake made and the party

food prepared.2 He is getting the venue decorated.3 He is having the music equipment set up

and the stage built in the venue.4 He is having the food and cake delivered

to the venue.5 He is getting his photo taken with his

family.

31 must 2 can’t 3 might4 may 5 could

41 might have been2 could not have heard3 cannot have found4 could have had5 might have crashed

51 tidied their displays up2 find out3 thrown old clothes away4 tried out5 sorting out

61 A 2 A 3 B 4 A 5 B

Reading11 narrow 2 maze 3 stall4 souk 5 spice

21 True2 False. It is an open air market.3 False. No the stalls are connected by

small, narrow alleyways and streets.4 True5 True6 False. It has 2,500 stores.7 True8 True9 False. After the fire, they were rebuilt with

stone, concrete and brick.10 True

Listening11 Riddles, Mysteries and Investigations.2 In Ireland3 He describes it as an old, gothic-style castle.4 It is considered to be the home to many

ghosts, the most famous being the phantom Monk of Kinnitty.

5 The Geraldine room and the Elizabeth room.

21 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Writing11 nervously2 so that3 Another reason4 in order not to5 strange



Vocabulary11 modern / urban2 recession / customers3 happenings / haunted4 target audience / brands5 clay / beams

21 unsatisfied2 immature3 association4 disappearance / irrational5 disrespectful

31 throw up2 give away3 freak out4 look around5 figure out

Grammar11 was arrested2 is located3 can be seen4 will be held5 has (actually never) been completed

21 He is having the cake made and the party

food prepared on Thursday.2 He is getting the venue decorated on

Friday morning.3 He is having the sound system set up on

Friday afternoon.4 He is having the food and cake delivered

to the venue on Saturday morning.5 He is getting his photo taken with his

family on Saturday evening.

31 must feel2 can’t know3 might be4 may be5 could baffle

41 might have been A2 could not have heard footsteps in the flat

above F3 cannot have found E4 could have had B5 might have crashed C

51 tidied their displays up2 find out3 thrown away4 tried out5 sorting out

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61 I’ve never bought a product that was

endorsed by a celebrity.2 Retailers deliberately leave their displays

looking messy to make a product look popular / Retailers leave their displays looking messy deliberately to make a product look popular.

3 Shops who want to attract a younger clientele usually prefer to play energetic dance music.

4 She quickly browsed through the clothes rail and found her size.

5 I bought some new make up in town yesterday.

Reading11 F 2 C 3 B 4 G 5 E

21 soul2 stall3 maze4 emperor5 spice

3 1 Chandni Chowk2 Grand Bazaar3 Chandni Chowk4 Djemaa el Fna5 Grand Bazaar

Listening11 24 hours / haunted2 Castle Hotel3 the filming4 castle5 phantom Monk of Kinnitty6 the Elizabeth7 goose bumps / uneasy8 talk / guests9 Geraldine room10 sceptic

2 1 False. It was too faint to pick up on the

sound equipment.2 True3 False. I think it could have been the

phantom monk.4 True5 False. No one was there.

Writing11 nervously2 so that3 Another reason4 in order not to5 strange


End of Year Test A Consolidation

Vocabulary11 B 2 E 3 C 4 F 5 D

21 relaxation / reduce2 for / from3 determined / focused4 illegible / impatient5 commitments / associations

31 taken up2 pay back3 blown away4 getting around5 setting up6 pulled down7 figured out8 tried on9 get across10 checked in

Grammar11 have only had2 have already finished3 takes4 haven’t decided5 think

21 will be cheering2 will be warming3 will be giving out4 will be broadcasting5 will be commentating

3 1 F had2 D won’t be able to3 E hadn’t seen4 B book5 C could win

41 Jayne asked Simon where he was going on

his summer holiday.2 Luis asked me if I had weighed my

suitcase yet.3 Chris asked me what time I had checked in

to the hotel.4 Emily asked whether we had to book

tickets in advance.5 Katy asked whether we would hire bikes

and go sightseeing around the city.

51 is being done by Miguel2 has been bought by my parents3 photos will be taken by Christine4 has been used by my brother5 entry on mobiles in our blog was written

by Paul and I

61 might have seen2 must have been3 may have solved4 could have left5 cannot have been

Reading11 low budget2 zigzag3 honest4 bookworm5 vibrant

21 It was a science-fiction novel.2 It is a futuristic novel.3 It was a top.4 She didn’t tell her truth because she didn’t

want to hurt her feelings.5 The storm was in USA.6 Next month.7 She’s staying in this low-budget designer

hotel.8 No it’s a recent decision.9 To run the London marathon.10 Next week.

Listening11 True2 True3 False. It was a supermarket wall.4 True5 False. It wasn’t from the Essex Fire and

Rescue Service but along the high street.6 True7 True8 False. The building was under several feet

of water.9 False. Most of the shop’s merchandise is

destroyed and she had to stop trading.

21 worst-affected areas2 second / year3 the storm drains4 thousands of pounds5 tourist souvenir6 the bank holiday

Writing11 A lot of people said that2 On the other hand3 Although4 Eventually5 For example6 So that7 Gloomily8 It’s my belief9 Mysterious10 In order not to


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End of Year Test A Extension

Vocabulary11 heritage 2 refund 3 tsunami4 goose bumps 5 target market

21 relaxation / reduce2 hope for / suffering from3 determined / focused4 illegible / impatient5 imagination

31 taken up 2 blown away3 getting around 4 setting up5 pulled down

Grammar11 have only had2 have already finished3 takes4 haven’t decided5 think

21 The spectators will be cheering on the

runners.2 The fun runners will be warming up at the

start line.3 Volunteers will be giving out bottled water

on the side of the roads.4 Net 1 TV will be broadcasting live footage

of the charity run.5 Net 1 TV sport reporters will be

commentating on the event.

32 doesn’t work D won’t be able to3 wouldn’t have donated E hadn’t seen4 will go B book5 trained C could win

41 2 Luis asked me if I had weighed my

suitcase yet.3 Chris asked me what time I had checked in

to the hotel.4 Emily asked whether we had to book

tickets in advance.5

51 A course is being done at university.2 A new car has been bought this week by

my parents.3 My wedding photos will be taken by

Christine this Saturday.4 A new 18 megapixel digital camera has

been used by my brother since December.5 A new entry on mobiles in our blog was

written by Paul and I last weekend.

61 might have seen F2 must have been D3 may have solved E4 could have left A5 cannot have been C

Reading11 bookworm 2 zigzag 3 vibrant4 guided 5 low-budget

21 False. Only since she has her new e-reader.2 True3 Not mentioned4 True5 False. She heard it on the news.6 True7 False. She’s staying in a low-budget hotel.8 False. She is just setting up.9 Not mentioned10 True

Listening11 They were evacuated.2 Make sure this area is safe for people to

move back in.3 Get water pumped out from homes and

businesses along the high street.4 To her shop.5 Merchandise was destroyed.

2 1 Southend and Rayleigh are among the

most-affected areas.2 Poppy Harris has a vintage clothes shop in

the worst hit area.3 I saw my street had turned into a river.4 When I arrived the building was under

several meters of water.5 This is the second time the area has been

flooded this year.6 Locals blame the council for not keeping

storm drains clear.7 Business owners say the floods have

caused hundreds of pounds worth of damage.

8 Jody McPherson runs a popular souvenir shop.

9 She said the timing of the floods, during a bank holiday weekend couldn’t have been worse.

10 It’s been disastrous for businesses.

Writing11 A lot of 2 on the other 3 Although 4 eventually 5 for example 6 so that 7 gloomily 8 my belief 9 mysterious 10 in order not to


End of Year Test B Consolidation

Vocabulary12 F 3 D 4 B 5 E 6 C

21 about / purchase2 UNESCO / FBI3 matter4 disorgansed / clues5 difference / shopping centre

31 A 2 A 3 B 4 B 5 B

Grammar1 1 F start 2 A gets back 3 B passes4 E will feel 5 C will never do

21 Would you have invited / had known2 was / would you make3 Would you still have copied / had told4 could travel / where would you go5 Would you have read / had been

31 were taking 2 called 3 drove4 was drinking 5 were jogging

41 knowing 2 to gain 3 to spend4 sending 5 to help

5 1 museum was built2 art collections are displayed3 public have been allowed4 is currently being5 can be seen

61 try on 2 used up 3 taken back4 filling in 5 sorted out

Reading11 canvas2 illusion3 wrinkle4 portrait5 reflective6 illustrator7 key

21 True2 False. He uses oil paints.3 False. Mostly objects.4 False. He decorated them.5 True6 False.He started at 30.7 True8 True

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Listening11 East End2 disappearance / Mary Howard.3 tours, detailed directions4 2 / 45 an upright / fastened

2 1 True2 True3 True4 True5 False. It’s a visitor’s guide book which

provides you with self guided tours of our collections and museum rooms.

6 True7 True8 False. He says it sounds useful.9 False. The flight announcement is for

taking off.10 True

Writing11 because of2 on one hand3 in my opinion4 firstly5 in order to


End of Year Test B Extension

Vocabulary11 E atrium2 C self-employed3 B drought4 F bargain5 D brush up

2 1 about / purchase2 NATO / FIFA3 matter4 disorganized / clues5 difference / shopping centre

31 A 2 B 3 C 4 A 5 C

Grammar1 1 will find F start2 won’t tell D gets back3 will Kim study B passes4 plan E will feel5 gets C will never do

21 Would you have invited Mollie to the party

if you had known she was going to behave so bady?

2 If there was an opportunity, would you make a fraudulent insurance claim?

3 Would you still have copied Andy’s answers for yesterday’s test if he had told you he had not studied at all?

4 If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go?

5 Would you have read John’s email if it had been shorter?

31 were taking2 called3 drove4 was drinking5 were jogging

41 Knowing where the best place to start

looking for a job can be quite daunting, so seek advice from a career advisor.

2 If you want to gain some more work experience, try volunteering.

3 Decide to spend just a few hours a day looking for a job, don’t search for hours or you will feel disheartened.

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5 1 was built in a neo-classical style2 collections are displayed in six different

buildings3 have been allowed to view the art

collections of the museum since 18524 part of the building is currently being

renovated5 and works of art by great artists can be

seen in the Winter Palace

61 try on You can try on those items of clothing in

the changing room.2 used up Who has used up all the milk?3 taken back Why haven’t you taken back those shoes

to the shop yet?4 filling in I have been filling out a form at the

customer service desk of the store for the last 15 minutes

5 sorted out The department store quickly sorted the

problem with their tills so they could continue trading without losing any money.

Reading11 E 2 C 3 G 4 B 5 D

21 Paragraph 22 Paragraph 43 Paragraph 14 Paragraph 35 Paragraph 5

Listening11 Museum officer2 Paul Potts3 Mary Reynolds4 Museum officer5 Mary Reynolds6 Paul Potts

21 19th century.2 The disappearance of Mary Howard.3 Photographs, police reports with details of

suspects and authentic clues.4 National Museum.5 Free.6 Maps and direction.7 First time visitors.8 3 hours 45 minutes.9 The flight attendant asks passengers to

make sure their tray table is in an upright position and their seatbelt is correctly fastened.

Writing11 C 2 B 3 A 4 C 5 B


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