ESE Questions 1-5 For each question, choose the correct answer. 1 i A I i NARROW TUNNEL 8 I) cyclists — leave road and [B joinpavement but look fy © i out for pedestrians! 2 ls a Debbie, 3 8 be Brian's decided to attend the advanced guitar class and not the TE intermediate, and hopes you will too. © Le Please let him know. it starts ‘Le immediately after the intermediate is class. Te Vickie 3 A TONIGHT’S PERFORMANCE B This window is only for c collecting tickets you have paid for ANSWER KEY This tunnel is for cyclists and pedestrians only. Car drivers should look out for cyclists and pedestrians in the roac Pedestrians and cyclists should go through the tunnel on the pavemen Brian wants Debbie to go to the same guitar class as him, Debbie should tell Brian the exact time his guitar class starts. Brian is asking to join the advancec guitar class that Debbie teaches. This window is only for collecting tickets you have reserved. Remaining ti performant window. ets for tonight's are on sale at this There are no more tickets available for tonight's performance.Hi Darragh, hear you've got a problem with homework. Would you like me to come round so we can talk about it? Hannah SIGNAL PROBLEMS All trains are running late, many are cancelled, Details from ticket office. Hannah is aski with @ problem, Darragh to help her Hannah is offering to help Darragh with a problem. Hannah is advising Darragh about how to solve a problem. Because of signal problems, it is impossible to travel by train at the moment. Passengers should ask at the ticket office whether the train they want is running, The ticket office is currently unable to provide information about the times of trains.Questions 6 - 10 For each question, choose the correct answer. The people below are all looking for somewhere to eat. On page 99, there are advertisements for eight restaurants and cafés. Decide which restaurant or café would be most suitable for the people below, 6 Juan is going to the cinema in the city centre and needs to eat after he finishes work at 5:30 p.m. He will have no more than an hour to eat. He loves steak. Annie and Steve are going out for lunch to celebrate their wedding anniversary. They particulariy like fish and want to go to a restaurant in an old building outside the city. Fadel and some British friends are meeting at the stadium for an afternoon football match. He wants to introduce them to Middle Eastern food before the match starts. They are students, and can't afford much Tomiko and her friend Mafumi are visiting the city on Sunday and want to try some African food before they go to the art gallery in the afternoon. Ebele has just finished college and her parents want to take her out on Saturday evening for a special dinner in the city centre. Ebele would prefer a restaurant that only serves vegetarian food.Places to eat in and around the city New Day Since we opened forty years ago, thousands of people have com: Middle East has to offer. We're not far fron e to taste what the the stadium and on bus routes from the ty centre. You'll be surprised how little a good meal can cost! Open 9 a.m. till 4 p.m every day, ‘The Red House Whether or not it's a special occasion, c ome to The Red House, Situated in a seventeenth: century farmhouse in an attractive village ithin easy reach of the city, we've been open since 1990 and are famous for our fish and vegetarian dishes. Open ven days week, noon until midnight Peggotty’s Just a short walk from the stadium, Peggotty’s is a fish restaurant with a difference. Open every evening, we have live music and a great atmosphere. Our prices are very reasonable and if you eat ith us this month, welll give you a dessert absolutely free! Riverside For an atfordable meal in a beautiful countryside location, come to Riverside. We serve traditional food and currently have a special offer on steaks: two meals for the rice of one! We're open every evening from ednesday to Sunday. Buckden’s Close to the art gallery, Buckden’s offers wonderful steak at a price you can afford! Tell us if you're in a hurry and we'll serve you quickly. Open 12:30-8:30 p.m., Monday to Saturday, Flamingo Right in the heart of the city, beside the art gallery, Flamingo is the ideal vegetarian restaurant for a meal to remember. Our food is based on African recipes. Come for something quick before an evening out or ith us. Open every day except Sunday, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. spend the evening The Bridge Eat at The Bridge and you'll want to come back soon ~ our customers say our steaks are the best in the world! And if you're short of tim don't worry - we'll make sure you leave when you need to. We're right in the centre of the city and are open from midday until late, seven days a week. The Crocus Ityou're looking for something special look no further! Our menu offers you the best in food from all over Africa - meat, fish ose to the and vegetarian. The Cr city art gallery and is open for lunch seven | days a week. READING TEST 5 9Questions 11-15 For each question, choose the correct answer. | Clevedon Drama Club | by Warren Jackson to aways ved ina town called Covodon, nthe UK. My parents love the theatre ane my tater wits play iis spar time. He Keeps sending them o publishers and though they always come back with a polite note saying 'No, thanks your he | never gives up. Sti, afew drama clubs have performed his pays, 90 my fst visit | to the theatre was to 990 one of my father’s plays being performed. As | was only | eight, was too young o understand it, 60 | didn't find it particulary interesting | nen | was sixteen, Clevedon Drama Club put on one of my fathers plays. A | week before the fst right, however, there was a problem: the lighting desianer fel i. Nobody else in the club could take over, and my father asked me i'd doit. hit rally have time because of my high school work, nor did I have the required experience or knowledge. | can never say ‘n0' to a challeny e, though, so | agreed and became a member of the club. | “There was a lot of hard work for me to do before the first performance, just as there i was forall those doing scenery, costumes and so on. But afterwards, | understood ‘what a fantastic opportunity it had been, because | realised the difference good | rng can matoto a show can attract the audience's attention, it can suggest anger, it can make the audience feel cheerful or relaxed. | found that so interesting {And after the shows, lots of people said the lighting was excellent! Now | spend neatly all my free time at the drama club ~ apart frem school, there's ro time for anything else! I've designed the lighting for several productions and in the next one I'll be appearing on stage for the fist time, which is amazing! I's only | a smal roe, but it will make a change from painting scenery or sling Programmes | which is what usualy do whon 'm rot doing the lighting, | still want to do that kin of thing in the future though, because it's fun and stress-free! It will help me in my | chosen areer, too - engineering 10. ‘TEST 5 READ|13 14 6 What do -s Warren say about his father? A Heis a professional writer He has had some of his plays published. jeve his ambitions as a writer. B © — Hestill hopes to D He is sometimes disappointed with performances of his plays. Why did Warren join Clevedon Drama Club? ‘A He wanted to learn how they produced their shows. B_ He was asked to help when they were in difficulty. © Heneeded a change from his college work D He thought he could do the lighting wel did Warren enjoy about being involved in the production? working as part of a team preparing for the performances feeling that the lights were the best part of it A B c D How does ing how an atmosphere is created with lights Warren feel about the next play the club is producing? ‘A proud of the work he's already done for it B excited because he'll be acting in it © glad he won't have to do boring jobs this time D surprised he wasn't given a more important part id Warren's friends say about him? = B (we puts at of effort into the He's been keen on the b. He'll never forget how theatre since he was a successful he was when he first child, and would love to helped on a. production there have a career in acting. oc 7 D oo He and his father have similar interests. They're even planning to work together on plays in the future. "pececateaenmemmiessny J } He thinks that drama is a good hobby because it helps with his studies. It’s also very different from all his other hobbies. NG TEST S|cuted Questions 16 - 20 Five sentences have been removed from the text below. For each question, choose the correct answer. There are three extra sentences which you do not need to use. Tennis The sport of tennis has a long history. No one is quite sure when people first started playing something similar to the game we know today. 16 The ancient Egyptians, Romans and Greeks, for example, possibly all played amo ing a ball and the paims of her har, Historical documents show that around the year 1000, people in France were using ther hands to ht a bl ether Europe. The sport developed in various ways. For example, people stopped hitng the ball with just ther hand, [47] This was eventually replaced by piece of fat wood on a short stick, and wooden balls were replaced by lighter ones covered in leather. People also wanted to be abl o play ataltimes ofthe year wihout 18 Some of these are still in use today. The game played on these courts was still very different from the sport that we now getting wet, all tennis. Players scored points by hitting the ball with a racket into small windows as also a net across the court, a bit covered by nets at the top of the court. There similar to those used nowadays. [ 19) ] During the nineteenth century, tennis balls started to be made of rubber and the game could then be played on grass. The new version of the sport was played in many different parts of the world, and the first Wimbledon tennis tournament was | held in 1877 in London.[ 20 |_| This rule changed a few years later. Since then, tennis has become one of the most widely played and watched sports in the worldhan in the middle. as, however, much higher at the sick They started to wear a glove instead, ‘These were already thousands of years old when they were discovered. For instance, the best equipment available was a racket and a ball Only men were allowed to play in i D 10 those problems, they soon attracted crowds of people, It seems that it may actually have been a very long time ago. As a result, a large number of indoor courts were builtcee) Questions 21 - 26 For each question, choose the correct answer. Bird-watching The relationship between birds and human beings goes back a very long way ~ for thousands of years, in fact. Birds have alw. 1) Us with food and feathers, but people have only been (22) in bird-watching since the late 1700s. In the following century the study of birds became popular, although in those days it really only involved collecting birds’ eggs. Rich collectors often (23) use | of their contacts in other countries, asking for eggs and birds to be sent to them. By the end of the nineteenth century, people b gan to realise that birds needed to be (24) Many people became interested in watching living birds in their natural environmer In the twentieth century, as cars became more (25) , bird-watchers started travelling around the countr fe to look for birds they couldn't find in their own area. And in the 1960s, cheap air travel (26) people to go abroad to watch them 21 A provided B given © offered =D delivered 22 A curious = B__fond © keen D interested 23 A made B got © put D took 24 A kept B protected + held D reserved 25 A average =—«B_regular_ «= _~—scommon =D general 26 A confirmed B encouraged © promised supported TEST 5 Ricea Questions 27 - 32 For each question, write the correct answer ‘ve just started learning to play the violin. It's (27) of the most difficult things I've ever tried to lear! Even after two months of lessons | stil can’t make a sound with my instrument (28) doesn’t hurt my ears. | don't know what my or really fe use she just smiles and smiles. | don't know (28) she can be s patient! hope that if | keep practising and having lessons, I'll finally start to improve. | it, however, that there are times when I think | should try a ave (30) ifferent instrument. But | really love the sound of the violin when people play it welll | en | know I'll never be a very good player, | hope I'll finally (82) able to play a simple tune one day!TESTS Yes! ica You must answer this question. Write your answer in about 100 words. Question 1 Read this email from your English-speaking friend Sam and the notes you have made. Subject: Visit next month H I Tbe at collage the first day you're here, but my teachers say at you're comng to stay with me for a week next month you can come to classes with me. Would you ike to do that? Explain hen I'll be on holiday, too! I'd like to take you ona tour of my 1 bicycles or in a tourist bus. Which city. We ean do the to would you prefer? Lets Rave 2 Video chat online before your visit. Are you free next Wednesday at 19:00? cs alk soon! Write your email to Sam using all the notes. Choose one of these questions. Write your answer in about 100 words. Question 2 You see this announcement on an English-language website. Auseful job What is the most useful job, in your opinion? eful? Would you like to do that job? The best articles answering these questions will appear on our website! | | Why is it so us Write your article. Question 3 Your English teact Your her has asked you to write a story tory must begin with this sentenc AAs the woman got off the train, Jo saw that she had left her phone behind on the train seat. Write your story.Questions 1-7 h question, choose the correct answer. 1 What will the weather be like tomorrow? ee ad Picci Yee USTENING TEST 5Which is the woman's flat?ice Questions 8-13 For each question, choose the correct answer. 8 — Youwill hear two colleagues talking about their staff canteen, What does the man dislike about it? A tt'snolsy. B I's crowded. C It’s expensive, 9 You will hear two friends talking about a dance class they both attend, What does the woman say about it? A The teacher is positive. B The music is traditional. © The other students are confident. 40 You will hear two friends talking about shopping. What's the man doing? A recommending a shop B offering to buy something © explaining a decision he made 11 You will hear a woman telling a friend about a swimmi Why does she go there? A The prices are low B The facilities are good, © The location is convenient. 12 You will hear a brother and sister talking about a river trip. How do they both feel about it? A relieved it’s over B satisfied it was planned C surprised it was so enjoyable 13 You will hear two students talking about a teacher at their college. What does the gitl like most about him? A He's kind. B He's funny. Cc He's clever:TESTS aed Questions 14-19 N, write the correct answer in the gap. Write one or two words or a date or a time You will hear a holiday representative talking to some new guests about their hotel Greville Weston Tours Holiday representative: Cathy | This week's programme | | Tomorrow Free Monday evening Barbecue beside the (14) | Entertainment by teenage (15) | Starts at 8 p.m. Sign the list before (16) p.m. on Monday Wednesday morning: Coach trip to the (17) that can be seen in the distance Take a (18) Coach leaves at 9 a.m., returns around 4 p.m. Cost of (19) is includedPart 4 Questions 20-25 For each question, choose the correct answer. You will hear a radio intervie with a man called Jeremy about last weekend's television programmes. 20 What does Jeremy say about Street Dancing? | A Itstarted late. B__itwas cancelled. c tte s shorter than usual 21 What did Jeremy part rly like about Plants of Australia? A It was beautiful to look at. i B_ It gave a lot of information. | © It was filmed in unusual locations 22 Jeremy says the series Jojo’s Part ‘A ended at the weekend B will continue until October c sg tarted six months ago. 23 Who Knows? was different from usual because A it was mostly about sport B__ithad anew group of experts. Cit included questions from the audien 24 Jeremy thin! that Sunday's Police Officer Briggs was A surprisingly good B the worst in the series. ofits usual standard. 25 Vanessa Cosg) fasn't in It's Comedy Time! on Sunday because A she was away on holiday. B she arrived late at the studio © she has left the programme, ING TEST 5-3 minutes) © What's your name? © Where do you live? © Doyou work or are you a student? © What do you do/study? * When do you usually meet your friends * What do you usually do in the evenings? + Tell me about your best friend. * Tellme about the place where you live. 5A Having a picnic Now, I'd like each of you to talk on your own about something, I'm going to give each of you a photograph and I'd like you to talk about it, A, here is your photograph. It shows people having a picnic, [Turn to photograph 5A on page 194.) B, you just listen. A, please tell us what you can see in the photograph. hank you, 5B Working in an office B, here is your photograph. It shows people working in an office. um to photograph 5B on page 198.) A, you just listen. B, please tell us what you can see in the photograph. about 1 minute Thank you.Now, in this part of the test, you're going to talk about something together for about two minutes. I'm going to describe a situation to you. [Tum to the task on page 204.) Two friends are going to travel together on a twelve-hour flight. They want to take something with them to do during the flight. Here are some things they could take with them. ‘alk together about the different things the friends could do together during the flight and say which would be the best. Allright? Now, talk together. D5) 2.3 minutes Thank you ita minutes) + What do you usually do on long joumeys? Why + How do you prefer to travel on long joumeys? Why? + Which place in the world would you most like to visit? Why? to go on holiday with your family or with your friends? Why? + Do you pref + Isit better to go on holiday in your country or in other countries? Why? >) 2-3 minutes Thank you. That is the end of the test. 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