Gold Pre-First Progress Test 3 Answer Key
SECTION 1: VOCABULARY
1
1 from / 2 with / 3 about / 4 in / 5 on
2
1 careless / 2 inexperienced / 3 application / 4 impossible / 5 information
SECTION 2: GRAMMAR
3
1 if I had given / 2 provided (that) you give / 3 have my hair cut by / 4 was not sent by David /
5 who I wanted / 6 will be working / 7 John (that) he had to / 8 will have finished / 9 would not buy /
10 is being interviewed by
SECTION 3: LISTENING
4
1 protein / 2 milk / 3 first aid / 4 treatment / 5 minor / 6 life expectancy / 7 (normal) everyday activities
Audioscript
Narrator: A.
This is an excellent documentary about popular supermarket foods and just how good or bad
they are for us. The students’ favourite, baked beans, are unsurprisingly top of most
supermarket lists. The good news is that they keep us strong and healthy because incredibly
they have more protein than a piece of steak! And tea – the UK’s most popular drink – has
health benefits too. It can stop us going down with all sorts of bugs! Milk is good for us when
we’ve got aching muscles after exercise, and it’s OK to eat small amounts of chocolate as part
of a balanced diet because it gives us pleasure! Now that’s what I like to hear! Sunday
evening at 8.30, Channel 11.
Narrator: B.
Ever wondered what you’d do if someone had a heart attack? A new programme on Channel 8
is all about easy first aid. Like giving chest compressions to the regular beat of a song – the
one they choose is the Bee Gees’ hit, Staying Alive! We learn all about when we need to call a
doctor or an ambulance. Also it tells us when we can give ourselves simple treatment, like
taking painkillers, cough medicine or putting a plaster on a cut. Our emergency services are
great, but they’re overstretched. We need to know what to do if we’ve picked up a stomach
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bug or caught a bad cold or even got a minor injury – like twisting an ankle playing football.
And we certainly don’t need to go to accident and emergency if we’ve got a blocked nose!
Watch the programme. We’ll all learn something from it.
Narrator: C.
I know how important it is to do regular exercise, but I don’t spend hours working out at the
gym – simply because I don’t have the hours to do that! So, I love this new series that
encourages people to do exercise, keep fit and improve life expectancy without getting
obsessed by it. The programme gives us tips on how normal everyday activities can keep our
bodies in good shape. Taking the stairs instead of the lift or escalators in the shopping centre,
running upstairs in our homes rather than walking are just two easy things we can do. There
are many more ideas on the programme. Don’t miss it.
SECTION 4: READING
5
1C/2D/3B/4C/5D/6B/7A
SECTION 5: WRITING
6
1 Thanks for / 2 It’s good to hear / 3 I’m so sorry to hear / 4 I’m sure / 5 I’d really love / 6 Would /
7 all goes well / 8 give her
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