Test 3| Units 7–9 Name:

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VOCABULARY
1 Read the definitions and complete the words. The first one is done for you.
0 A green space where children play and people walk their dogs pa
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1 describing animals that can move around freely on a farm f _ _ _ - r _ _ _ _

2 give money to charity d _ _ _ _ _

3 An area in a city where there are factories and warehouses. i_________  e_____

4 describing a city with a lot of people where a lot is happening. b_______

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5 objects produced for sale g____

6 A part of a city where people live. r _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _   area

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7 A place where people sell second-hand objects outdoors. f___  m_____

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8 An earthquake is an example of this. n______  d_______

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9 The central part of the city which is also the oldest part of it. h_______  c_____
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someone who is not paid for what they do v________

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2 Complete the email with the words in the box. The first one has been done for you.

organic    24/7            
bustling    care about    dozens of   hang
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impact        
peaceful   range        required         
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To:  Click here to add recipients    

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Dear Mum and Dad,

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I found a job! I’m working on an (0) organic fruit farm in Currumbin Valley at the moment. The farm is 30 miles
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from the city. It’s very calm and (11) here. I like being in the countryside and not in the (12)
city. The working conditions are good. We aren’t (13) to start work until 7am (that’s late for a farm) and
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then we work until 2pm with a lunch break in between. Jen and Carl, who own the farm, are great. They really
(14) the work they’re doing and they want to have a positive (15) on the land they own. They’re
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really well-organized too – when I first arrived, I did a (16) that they prepared so I would know exactly
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what to do.
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When I’m not working, I’ll go into the city where there are (17) parks and lakes where you can
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(18) out with friends and relax. There is also a supermarket that is open (19) where they have a
(20) of products. It should be easy for me to find everything I need.
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I’ll write to you again soon.

Lots of love,

Martha

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 GRAMMAR
3 Read the conversations and tick (✓) the correct answer. The first one is done for you.
0 Can you pick me up from the airport?
A Yes, if you called me when you land.      B  Yes, if you call me when you land.   ✓     
C  Yes, if you’re calling me when you land. 
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Can you babysit for me this evening?
A I hope so.       B  I will if you pay me!       C  If you’d like to.  
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Do you like eating out?
A No, I like eating in restaurants.       B  Yes, I like taking in the view.       C  No, I prefer to cook. 

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I think Ben and Judith will get married next year.
A Yes, I think they will too.       B  Yes, they do.      C  Yes, they won’t. 

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Joe needs a lift home today because his car’s broken down.

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A He’ll give me a lift.       B  I’ll give him a lift.       C  I’ll give a lift him. 
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Did you check out any interesting bars in Majorca?

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A I found a couple of good ones.      B  I chilled out.      C  No, we didn’t eat out. 
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Don’t go out like that! What will you do if it rains?

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A It didn’t rain!       B  It isn’t raining!      C  It won’t rain! 

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What do you look for in a hotel?
A It must have free wifi! 
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    B  I’m looking forward to it. 
I’ll pick you up from the airport. ap     C  It always looks good. 
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A If you tell me when you’ll arrive.      B  It’s OK. We can take the train.      
C  Will you pick us up?      
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I think we’ll all have driverless cars in ten years’ time.
A Yes, they will.       B  No, it won’t.      C  I don’t think we will. 
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We won’t have any time to stop there on the way home.
A I’m sure we will.      B  If we drive very fast.       C  I think so. 
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4 Read the sentences and tick (✓) the correct answer. The first one is done for you.
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0 Do you think ... raise more than £1,000?

A we      B we’re      C we’ll  ✓
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If anyone ... £50 or more, we’ll give them a free t-shirt.
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A will donate      B donates      C  won’t donate 

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Jasper says he’ll sponsor me, if I ... as a fluffy rabbit.
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A dress up      B  dressed up      C  will dress up 

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Our charity provides a safe space where young people can just ... out together.
A hang      B get      C head 
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... the fundraising event next week be the first one you’ve held?
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A If      B Do      C Will 

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If I ... a bad day, I just think about how much money the charity raises every day.
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A ’ll have      B have      C had 

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We’re holding an event in that hall tomorrow, so they need to ...
A up it clean.      B  clean up it.      C  clean it up. 
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He wants to make a difference to people in the town where ...
A he grew up.      B  he up grew.      C  grew he up. 
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James will help you prepare the food for the event ... you need more help.
A unless      B if      C will 

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I think we ... enough sponsorship forms for everyone who’s coming. We’ll have to get some more.
A have      B  ’ll have      C  won’t have 
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Jack and Rose are really happy with the holiday they won. They said they were looking forward to ... the museums and
restaurants in Paris.
A hanging out      B  taking in      C  heading off 

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READING
5 Read the article. Are the sentences true (T) or false (F)? The first one is done for you.

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In November 2016, Kevin Newton’s Bus Shelter opened its doors for the first time on the Isle of Wight in
the UK. It’s actually an old double-decker bus that Kevin changed to be a place where people can live,

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sleep and cook. The bus is located in the peaceful suburbs of the island’s main town and is open 24/7.

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Anyone who doesn’t have anywhere to sleep can head to the bus and expect a warm welcome.

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Kevin’s goal was to make it unnecessary for people on the Isle of Wight to sleep outside. Anyone without
a place to sleep can live in the shelter for as long as they want if they’re willing to follow the Bus
Shelter’s rules. Residents are required to get help from local agencies who help homeless people find

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housing and jobs. They also have to do paid or voluntary work to keep the bus running. So far, the Bus

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Shelter project really seems to be having a positive impact on the Isle of Wight. Kevin hopes that people

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in other parts of the UK will start using old buses to house the homeless soon, too.
Example:
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0 Kevin Newton is the first person the Bus Shelter helped. F
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The Bus Shelter on the Isle of Wight closed in November 2016.
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The Bus Shelter is a type of restaurant.
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Kevin made changes to the bus so homeless people could stay there.
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The people staying at the Bus Shelter can cook there.
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The Bus Shelter is in the centre of the Isle of Wight’s main town.
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The Bus Shelter is always open.
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The people who stay on the bus can work there if they want to.
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Kevin wants there to be no need for people on the Isle of Wight to be homeless.
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The Bus Shelter is having a positive effect on the lives of people on the Isle of Wight.
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People in other parts of the UK are now using old buses as homes for the homeless.
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LISTENING
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6 T.3 Listen and tick (✓) the correct answer. The first one is done for you.
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0 Frank thinks that Greenwood …

A will definitely win the election.      B  might win the election.      C  won’t win the election.  ✓
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Jemma thinks Greenwood is interested in helping …
A the people who work for her.      B  normal working people.      C  the people who vote for her. 
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Jemma is surprised that Greenwood …
A is doing well.      B  is the favourite at the moment.      C  isn’t doing well. 
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Satari has more ... than Greenwood does.
A family members      B money      C  TV interviews 

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Satari’s advertisements are …
A hardly ever on television.      B  on television a lot.      C  always on television. 
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When Jill went to one of Greenwood’s events, she noticed there weren’t …
A any people there.      B  many people there.      C  any drinks there. 
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How does Frank feel about the possibility of Satari winning the election?
A He’s very happy about it.      B  He’s happy about it.      C  He isn’t happy about it. 
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Jemma is sure journalists will find something out about Satari that …
A will help him to win.      B  women will like.      C  will make him look bad. 
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Frank doesn’t understand why …
A Satari has so much money.      B  people like Satari so much.      

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C  Satari hasn’t done anything illegal. 

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Jemma thinks Satari needs more support from …
A working families.      B  Greenwood’s supporters.      C women. 

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When will the election take place?

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A in two months’ time      B  in two weeks’ time      C  in two days’ time 

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SPEAKING

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7 Student A, read some predictions about the future of fair-trade products for the next five years. Student B, ask Student A
some questions to find out about them. Then swap roles.
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Student A Student B
Fair-trade sales: Biggest increase in North Where / biggest increase / fair-trade sales?
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America What / most popular products?

Most popular products: Tea, vanilla and sugar
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How much / companies making fair-trade

Companies making fair-trade products: products / increase?
Increase by about 20 per cent.
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What / fair-trade companies’ top priority?

Fair-trade companies’ top priority: Reducing How / companies / reduce waste?
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waste
Price of fair-trade products / decrease?
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Main waste-reduction strategy: Using things

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we usually throw away as raw materials

Price of fair-trade products: Decrease by 10
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per cent
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WRITING
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8 A friend is thinking about visiting the town or city where you live. Write an email to your friend, telling him/her about your
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town or city and why he/she should visit it.

Say:
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• how you would describe the town or city

• what parts of the town or city there are
• what you can do there.

Write 35–50 words.

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