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TEST 3

READING
PART 1 Questions 1-6
For each question, choose the correct answer.
1.
A. The show isn`t good for children.
B. The show is on two days of the week.
C. Right now, parents` tickets are half price.

2.
A. The school is going to school by train.
B. Jane and her friend are going on a school trip.
C. The trip to the museum is after next week.
3.
A. City zoo is open six days a week.
B. Children can go to the zoo on their own.
C. Only adults can visit the city zoo.

4.

Student using this bus


[Link] arrive at their school 20 minutes
later.
[Link] arrive at their school at 11:05.
[Link] be at their school in 20 minutes.

5.

Why has Paul written this?


[Link] tell Alice about his new bicyle
[Link] suggest meeting Alice next
Monday
[Link] ask Alice if he can ride her
new bicycle
6.

[Link] can get a free meal.


[Link] is special food for children.
[Link] waiter can have a free dessert.

PART 2 Questions 7-13


For each question, choose the correct answer.

Peter Ken Nick

7. Which person doesn't have a bookshelf? A B C

8. Which person's house has a garage too full for a car? A B C

9. Which person lives in the countryside? A B C

10. Which person has a room for visitors in his use? A B C

11. Which person has two fridges in his house? A B C

12. Which person's house has the biggest garage? A B C


13. Which person lives with the most people? A B C

Three teenagers describe their home

My house is in the city and has four bedrooms. My parents have the biggest room and it has a
big, double bed. The other bedrooms are smaller and belong to me, my brother and any guests
we may have. There is a garage next to the house where my parents park both their cars. My
house is blue, but we want to paint it white. There is a large, wooden bookshelf in the living
room.

I live in a small house in a small village with my uncle. This house has two big
bedrooms, a bathroom, a kitchen with one fridge and a dining room. Our garage is at
the back of the house and it only has room for one car. I have a lot of books and I now
want to buy a wooden bookshelf. There is a very old blue gate at the end of the garden.
My uncle is painting it white.
The kitchen in my house is very big and there is a very big fridge. There are metal
shelves. around the wall. The living room has a very big television and a DVD player. I
also have a large bookshelf for my DVDs. There is a garage next door but there is no
room to put a car in it. This is because there is a washing machine and a second fridge.
I live with my older brother. The house is a five-minute walk to the town centre.

Part 3 Questions 14-18


For each question, choose the correct answer.

Goby, the amzing beach fish


by Tim Barnet, student
As part of a recent school project, I read many articles in newspapers, magazines and on
the internet, about how much plastic there is in the world. It is in the sea, in rivers and
on the land. It is everywhere. Plastic kills thousands of birds, fish and animals and the
problem is getting worse and worse. People think that by the year 2050, there will be
more pieces of plastic in the sea than fish.
If you walk on a beach you can see that this is true. On some beaches there is plastic
everywhere. Of course, this problem is much worse in the summer when tourists spend
lots of time on the beach and, sadly, many of them are too lazy to take their rubbish
home with them or, at least, put it in a rubbish bin.
I also read that people at one local beach in the Mediterranean decided to do something
about this problem. Instead of trying to put lots of ugly rubbish bags on the beach, they
made a huge fish, bigger than a person, and put it on the beach. The fish has a big open
mouth and you can see inside it. There is a big sign on the fish which says: 'I am Goby
the fish and I love eating rubbish'. The fish is actually beautiful and looks like a piece of
art but it has a very important reason for being on the beach. People like to feed it with
plastic bot- tles, paper, tin cans and any other rubbish they have. When it is full, it is
emptied and then people can put their rubbish in it again.
Now that Goby "lives' on the beach there is no rubbish there at all. This is a very clever
way to make people keep the beaches clean and it looks good too. It also saves a lot of
money. So the question is, 'Why isn't there a Goby on every beach in the world?'

14. The first paragraph says that


A. plastic is more useful now than it was in the past.
B. there is too much plastic everywhere.
C. plastic is now killing some people.

15. What is said about tourists?


A. They aren't careful with their rubbish.
B. They spend too much time on the beach.
C. They should not be allowed on the beaches.

16. What did people on a beach in the Mediterranean do?


A. They showed people how to go fishing.
B. They had an art competition on the beach.
C. They found an unusual way to keep the beach clean.

17. How could you describe Goby?


A. ugly but important
B. beautiful and useful
C. dirty and expensive

18. Why has Tim Barnet written this text?


A. to ask people not to make any rubbish on the beach
B. to encourage people to make art for the beach
C. to help stop people from leaving rubbish on the beach

Part 4 Questions 19-24


For each question, choose the correct answer.

A simple life
Most people today have a computer or laptop and a smart phone. We also have modern
(19)............... for our homes, like washing machines and ovens. All these things make our
lives easier, especially as many of us have (20)................ lives. But the question is: do we
really (21)............... these? Could we live without them? The answer is that we probably
couldn't.
However, there are some people in North America, called the Amish people, who do
exactly this. These people actually choose to live without this modern equipment. They
don't (22)............... have cars. Their lives are very (23)................ and the clothes they wear
are just like the clothes people wore two hundred years ago.
Amish families are usually large. Each family has at least six or seven children. It is a
difficult life for a young person, especially if you are a teenager and want to (24)...............
yourself and go to parties.
19. A. programmes B. appliances C. Accessories
20. A. cool B. noisy C. busy
21. A. need B. Think C. collect
22. A. also B. even C. still
23. A. simple B. expensive C. easy
24. A. play B. Enjoy C. thank

Part 5 Questions 25-30


For each question, choose the correct answer. Write ONE word for each gap.

From: Teresa
To: Sue
Dear Sue,
I'm writing (0)….to…. say thank you for the weekend I spent with you in your lovely
home. It was nice to see you again after (25)............... a long time. I really enjoyed our
walks in (26)................countryside near your village. I have
(27)..............................some photos which I'm sending to you by email. They are great,
aren't they?
Next week, I'm (28)………..on a trip to London to visit my uncle. I haven't seen him
(29)....................a very long time. I really like London. I hope we can go (30)
………………… together some time next year.
Thanks again
Teresa

Writing
Part 6 Questions 31
You are going on a school trip to Iceland. Write an email to your English friend
Bobby. In your email:
 tell Bobby how you feel about the trip
 say what clothes you will take with you
 suggest a time to meet at the airport
Write 25 words or more.

Part 7 Questions 32
Look at the three pictures.
Write the story shown in the pictures.
Write 35 words or more.

Listening
Part 1 Questions 1-5
For each question, choose the correct picture.
Part 2 Questions 6-10
For each question, write the correct answer in the gap. Write ONE WORD or a
number or a date or a time.
You will hear a teacher talking to students about a sports day.
Part 3 Questions 11-15
For each question, choose the correct answer.
You will hear Tim talking to his friend, Sarah, about a party he’s going to have.

11 Sarah didn't
A. know about Tim's party.
B. receive a text message.
C. remember Tim's party.

12 At Tim's party, there will be


A. some parents.
B. a lot of people.
C. very few people.

13 Sarah
A. would prefer a party at Tim's house.
B. likes Jack's house.
C. wants more people at the party.

14 What can't Tim do?


A. play loud music at his party at all
B. continue the party after midnight
C. invite a lot of friends

15 Why does Tim like winter parties better?


A. He can be as noisy as he likes.
B. More people usually come.
C. He prefers the windows to be closed.

Part 4 Questions 16-20


For each question, choose the correct answer.

16. You will hear a woman talking to her 19. You will hear a man talking
son, Ben. about his son, Mario.
What did Ben forget to do? What problem did Mario have?
A. make a shopping list A. He didn't pass an English test.
B. do the shopping B. He failed in a driving test.
C. take the shopping list with him C. He wasn't able to use a
computer.
17. You will hear two friends talking. 20. You will hear a husband and
Why did the girl miss her train? wife talking.
A. She was not on the right platform. What are they doing?
B. She got up too late. A. driving in a car
C. The train left at a different time. B. walking in the countryside
C. waiting for a train
18. You will hear a girl talking about her
neighbour.
What happened to Mr Brown last night?
A. He broke his leg.
B. He didn't feel very well.
C. He went to hospital.

Part 5 Questions 21-25


For each question, choose the correct answer.
You will hear Marcus talking to his Aunt Paula about a
school trip.
What problem did he have on his trip.

Places Problems

21 coach station  A too small

B expensive
22 museum 
C too hot
23 café 
D not clean
24 shop 
E too far
25 car park 
F very cold

G crowded

H boring

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Hotels by the Mediterranean could adopt Goby's concept by creating their own artistic, interactive trash receptacles that blend with the hotel's aesthetic and enhance guest experience. By promoting these as an eco-friendly initiative, they could attract environmentally conscious tourists. Additionally, hotels could sponsor contests or events promoting the creative use of waste, further engaging guests and increasing brand appeal while maintaining clean surroundings .

Improved beach cleanliness can significantly enhance local communities by boosting tourism, as cleaner beaches are more attractive to visitors, thus promoting economic growth. Additionally, cleaner environments contribute to better public health and protect marine life, supporting local ecosystems. Consequently, communities benefit from both economic and environmental perspectives, enhancing quality of life and potentially spurring sustainable development efforts .

Teenagers in an Amish community might struggle with the simplicity and lack of modern conveniences like cars and electronics. The community's traditional lifestyle, with clothing reminiscent of two centuries ago and the absence of modern appliances, can be particularly challenging for youths seeking independence and social activities typical for their age, such as attending parties .

Goby's design serves practical purposes by acting as a receptacle for refuse, reducing beach litter effectively. Aesthetically, it is crafted to resemble an art piece, making it pleasant to the eye and encouraging use. This blend of functionality and design ensures Goby not only operates as a waste container but also enhances the visual appeal of the beach area .

Goby's design includes a large, inviting mouth which encourages beachgoers to "feed" it with their rubbish, turning the act of disposing waste into an engaging activity. Its attractive appearance, resembling a piece of art, draws attention and encourages use, while its large size ensures it can hold substantial waste before needing to be emptied, thereby maintaining a cleaner beach environment effectively .

People might argue that modern appliances are indispensable due to the efficiency and convenience they bring, managing essential household tasks swiftly and effectively. In today’s busy lifestyles, appliances like washing machines and ovens are particularly valuable, saving time and energy, which allows individuals to focus on work and other responsibilities .

Goby plays a crucial role in reducing litter by providing a visually appealing and engaging way for beachgoers to dispose of their waste. Its presence encourages responsible waste disposal, cutting down on litter, particularly plastic, which is a significant environmental issue. By maintaining cleanliness, Goby not only preserves the natural beauty of the beaches but also potentially increases tourism appeal due to the cleaner environment .

Goby is described as beautiful and useful because it serves as both a piece of visual art and a practical tool for keeping the beach clean. People are encouraged to "feed" Goby with rubbish, such as plastic bottles, paper, and tin cans, which helps maintain cleanliness on the beach while also presenting an aesthetically pleasing appearance .

An argument for installing Goby on every beach could emphasize that it effectively encourages people to dispose of their waste responsibly, thus significantly reducing beach litter. Moreover, it combines functionality with artistic appeal, ensuring it integrates well with the beach environment, while also potentially reducing waste management costs .

The Amish demonstrate their commitment to a simple lifestyle by choosing to live without modern conveniences such as cars and smartphones, instead opting for a life aligned with practices from two centuries ago. This lifestyle fosters strong community ties and reduces reliance on modern technology, potentially leading to a lower environmental footprint and enhanced personal resilience due to their self-sufficiency .

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