Unit 5 Test Answer Key & Audio Script

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Unit 5 tests

Answer key and audio script


1 (two points each) 6 (one point each)
1 There are forty shops. 1 F
2 There are two supermarkets. 2 D
3 Her house is opposite the school. 3 A
4 She has lunch at home. 4 E
5 They play tennis and football. 5 B

2 (two points each) 7 (one point each)


1 You can travel to Clifton by bus or car. 1 B museum
2 It’s an old town with lots of beautiful, old 2 A hotel
buildings. 3 B cinema
3 The museum is opposite the square. 4 A café
4 The sports centre is between the park and the 5 B shopping centre
swimming pool.
8 (one point each)
5 You can go to the cinema or eat in a café near the
2 How
sea.
3 are
3 (one point each) 4 I’ve
1 next to 5 haven’t
2 between 6 behind
3 under
4 behind
5 in front of AUDIOSCRIPT
4 (one point each) I live in Retford. It isn’t a very big town. There are
There is: a cupboard, a bathroom about forty shops in the town and there are two big
There are: three lights, two dogs, two people supermarkets. There’s a post office too, and there
are four banks.
5 (one point each)
My house is opposite the high school. I go home
1 He don’t can swim.
for lunch. I can see my house from my classroom.
He can’t swim.
There’s a park behind my house. We play tennis
2 Anna can to ride a bike.
and football there.
Anna can ride a bike.
3 Do you can speak English?
Can you speak English?
4 I no can play ice hockey.
I can’t play ice hockey.
5 He can’t plays the violin.
He can’t play the violin.

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The presence of multiple banks and supermarkets in the town suggests a well-established economic infrastructure that supports both local businesses and consumer convenience, likely contributing to the town’s economic stability and growth .

Recreational facilities like parks, tennis courts, and football fields enhance residents' quality of life by providing spaces for physical activity and social interaction, which are important for community well-being and health .

The use of locational terms like 'next to' and 'between' enhances spatial understanding by clarifying the positions and relationships of places within the town, thus aiding navigation and orientation .

Clifton is accessible by both bus and car, which enhances its connectivity and convenience for visitors and residents .

The integration of cultural amenities like the cinema and leisure venues like cafés near the sea likely enriches social life by offering diverse entertainment options, fostering a vibrant community atmosphere and encouraging social gatherings .

The post office, as part of the town’s infrastructure including shops and banks, serves as a crucial community service, facilitating communication and transactions that are essential for daily activities .

The sports center's location between the park and the swimming pool likely encourages community engagement by providing easy access for recreational activities. Similarly, the museum's position opposite the square makes it central and accessible, promoting cultural engagement .

The corrections in the document effectively address common errors in the use of 'can', making the sentences grammatically correct. For instance, changing 'He don't can swim' to 'He can’t swim' provides clarity and proper usage .

The narrator's house being opposite the high school allows them to go home for lunch, suggesting convenience and flexibility in their daily schedule .

The old town is noted for its beautiful, old buildings, suggesting a rich historical background that likely attracts tourists interested in architecture and history .

Unit 5 tests 
Answer key and audio script
1 (two points each)
1
There are forty shops. 
2
There are two supermarkets. 
3
Her

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