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Question 1 of 43
1. Question
Match the sentence halves.
1. I would like my flat more,
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Question 2 of 43
2. Question
Match the sentence halves.
2. Luke would be able to get a job in Berlin
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Question 3 of 43
3. Question
Match the sentence halves.
3. If my sister didn’t work so hard,
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Question 4 of 43
4. Question
Match the sentence halves.
4. If we bought a bigger house in the country
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Question 5 of 43
5. Question
Match the sentence halves.
5. If they could live anywhere they wanted to,
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Question 6 of 43
6. Question
Match the sentence halves.
6. We’d have more privacy
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Question 7 of 43
7. Question
Match the sentence halves.
7. I wouldn’t want to live in London,
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Question 8 of 43
8. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Use the second conditional.
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Lucy’s room cleaner if she it more often. (be, tidy)
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Question 9 of 43
9. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Use the second conditional.
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I my car to work if I a parking space. (not take, not have)
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Question 10 of 43
10. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Use the second conditional.
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you your job if you a lot of money? (keep, win)
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Question 11 of 43
11. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Use the second conditional.
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Jack his mother every day if he a girlfriend. (not call, have)
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Question 12 of 43
12. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Use the second conditional.
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We so often if our cooker broken (not eat out, not be)
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Question 13 of 43
13. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Use the second conditional.
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If I with my neighbours because of a big problem, I house. (fall out, not move)
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Question 14 of 43
14. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Use the second conditional.
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If our house so small, you all stay the night. (not be, can)
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Question 15 of 43
15. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Use the second conditional.
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you if you your alarm? (wake up, not set)
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Question 16 of 43
16. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Use the second conditional.
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If we another bathroom, there a queue for the shower. (have, not be)
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Question 17 of 43
17. Question
Listen and complete the sentences.
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i. I’d my own if l had a garden.
ii. Would you a if you had enough money?
iii. If it were my house, I the kitchen bigger.
iv. I so hard if I didn’t have pay so much rent.
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Question 18 of 43
18. Question
Match the words with the same sounds.
1. ceiling
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Question 19 of 43
19. Question
Match the words with the same sounds.
2. town
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Question 20 of 43
20. Question
Match the words with the same sounds.
3. country
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Question 21 of 43
21. Question
Match the words with the same sounds.
4. spacious
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Question 22 of 43
22. Question
Match the words with the same sounds.
5. terrace
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Question 23 of 43
23. Question
Complete the sentences with in or on and a phrase from the box.
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Sara bought a beautiful cottage because she loves being near the countryside.
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Question 24 of 43
24. Question
Complete the sentences with in or on and a phrase from the box.
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Here’s your key. Your room is
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Question 25 of 43
25. Question
Complete the sentences with in or on and a phrase from the box.
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I’d love to live by the sea, maybe
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Question 26 of 43
26. Question
Complete the sentences with in or on and a phrase from the box.
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Chris lives of the city, so he has to commute to the centre every day.
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Question 27 of 43
27. Question
Complete the adverts.
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This modern flat is on the building with magnificent views of Regent Park. It has three bedrooms, three bathroom, and a large Kitchen the living room has a and there are carpet in all the bedrooms. There is a large outside the living room with space for a table, chairs, and plants. There Is. a garage in the with room for two cars. This 18th-century is situated in a quiet village. It has a kitchen, bathroom, living room, and two small but bedrooms. All the rooms have low and the walls are made of There is an in the living room, but the house also has central heating. There is a large at the back of the house, ideal for barbecues. Access to the house is by up to the front door. There is a large garden with high walls and an iron
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Question 28 of 43
28. Question
Listen to a guide giving a tour of Shakespeare’s birthplace. Number the places and parts of the house in the order you hear them.
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a. the ground floor
b. the staircase
c. the fireplace
e. the Great Hall
f. the windows
g. the walls
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Question 29 of 43
29. Question
Listen again and answer the questions.
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i. How old was Shakespeare when he moved from the house?
ii. When did he get married
iii. How many children did he have?
iv. Where did famous visitors use to write their names?
v. What did the family do in the Great Hall?
vi. What did Shakespeare’s father make?
vii. What happened in the room at the top of the staircase?
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Question 30 of 43
30. Question
Read the article once and choose the best title for it.
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Are you interested in the history of your house? If youare, then you might like to get in touch with a house historian. A house historian’s job is to find out what has happened to a particular house in the past. They try to discover who built the house, who has lived in the building since it was built, and what was on the site of the building before. Their research can uncover all kinds of interesting information.
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We spoke to house historian Tracy Collins, who told us some of her stories. One of the houses she had to research was a flat at 200 Oxford Street in London. She discovered that the author George Orwell had once stayed with the owners of the flat. He had slept in the smallest bedroom in the flat, which was very dark. Later, when he wrote his novel 1984, he used the room as the inspiration for the famous Room 101. On another occasion, she was history looking into the story of a block of flats in Orchard Court, also in London, She found out that the flat had been used by spies during the Second World War. First of all, the spies were invited to the building for a job interview. If they were successful, they went on a training course. After the course, they returned to the flat for their instructions. Then, they were sent on a mission. But Tracy’s third story is even more dramatic. When she was investigating a house in another part of London, she discovered that a murder
had happened there!
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However, house historians do not only focus on one particular house. They also find out about the district where the house was built. Some districts are completely different now than they were in the past. One example is an area in Central London called Belgravia. Today, it is one of the richest districts in the world, but in the early nineteenth century, it was a poorer area. People used to go there during the day to hang out their washing or to collect plants for food. At night, many people would avoid the area because it was full of criminals.
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If you can’t afford to pay a professional to research the history of your house, you can try to research the past yourself. The best place to start is to find all the official documents belonging to your house. These should give you some idea of who the previous owners were. After that, you should go to the office that has the official documents of your area.Some of these go back hundreds of years! You may not find out anything particularly interesting about your house, but you’re sure to enjoy the search.CorrectIncorrect -
Question 31 of 43
31. Question
Match the headings with the paragraphs in the article. There are two extra headings that you do not need to use.
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Are you interested in the history of your house? If youare, then youmight like to get in touch with a house historian. A house historian’s job is to find out what has happened to a particular house in the past. They try to discover who built the house, who has lived in the building since it was built, and what was on the site of the building before. Their research can uncover all kinds of interesting information.CorrectIncorrect -
Question 32 of 43
32. Question
Match the headings with the paragraphs in the article. There are two extra headings that you do not need to use.
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We spoke to house historian Tracy Collins, who told us some of her stories. One of the houses she had to research was a flat at 200 Oxford Street in London. She discovered that the author George Orwell had once stayed with the owners of the flat. He had slept in the smallest bedroom in the flat, which was very dark. Later, when he wrote his novel 1984, he used the room as the inspiration for the famous Room 101. On another occasion, she was looking into the story of a block of flats in Orchard Court, also in London, She found out that the flat had been used by spies during the Second World War. First of all, the spies were invited to the building for a job interview. If they were successful, they went on training course. After the course, they returned to the flat for their instructions. Then, they were sent on a mission. But Tracy’s third story is even more dramatic. When she was investigating a house in another part of London, she discovered that a murder had happened there!CorrectIncorrect -
Question 33 of 43
33. Question
Match the headings with the paragraphs in the article. There are two extra headings that you do not need to use.
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However, house historians do not only focus on one particular house. They also find out about the district where the house was built. Some districts are completely different now than they were in the past. One example is an area in Central London called Belgravia. Today, it is one of the richest districts in the world, but in the early nineteenth century, it was a poorer area. People used to go there during the day to hang out their washing or to collect plants for food. At night, many people would avoid the area because it was full of criminals.CorrectIncorrect -
Question 34 of 43
34. Question
Match the headings with the paragraphs in the article. There are two extra headings that you do not need to use.
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If you can’t afford to pay a professional to research the history of your house, you can try to research the past yourself. The best place to start is to find all the official documents belonging to your house. These should give you some idea of who the previous owners were. After that, you should go to the office that has the official documents of your area.Someofthese go back hundreds of years! You may not find out anything particularly interesting about your house, but you’re sure to enjoy the search.CorrectIncorrect -
Question 35 of 43
35. Question
Complete the sentences with one of the highlighted words or phrases.
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Are you interested in the history of your house? If youare, then you might like to get in touch with a house historian. A house historian’s job is to find out what has happened to a particular house in the past. They try to discover who built the house, who has lived in the building since it was built, and what was on the site of the building before. Their research can uncover all kinds of interesting information.
2 .______
We spoke to house historian Tracy Collins, who told us some of her stories. One of the houses she had to research was a flat at 200 Oxford Street in London. She discovered that the author George Orwell had once stayed with the owners of the flat. He had slept in the smallest bedroom in the flat, which was very dark. Later, when he wrote his novel 1984, he used the room as the inspiration for the famous Room 101. On another occasion, she was history looking into the story of a block of flats in Orchard Court, also in London, She found out that the flat had been used by spies during the Second World War. First of all, the spies were invited to the building for a job interview. If they were successful, they went on a training course. After the course, they returned to the flat for their instructions. Then, they were sent on a mission. But Tracy’s third story is even more dramatic. When she was investigating a house in another part of London, she discovered that a murder
had happened there!
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However, house historians do not only focus on one particular house. They also find out about the district where the house was built. Some districts are completely different now than they were in the past. One example is an area in Central London called Belgravia. Today, it is one of the richest districts in the world, but in the early nineteenth century, it was a poorer area. People used to go there during the day to hang out their washing or to collect plants for food. At night, many people would avoid the area because it was full of criminals.
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If you can’t afford to pay a professional to research the history of your house, you can try to research the past yourself. The best place to start is to find all the official documents belonging to your house. These should give you some idea of who the previous owners were. After that, you should go to the office that has the official documents of your area.Some of these go back hundreds of years! You may not find out anything particularly interesting about your house, but you’re sure to enjoy the search.-
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Some of the houses in this village to the twelfth century.
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Question 36 of 43
36. Question
Complete the sentences with one of the highlighted words or phrases.
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Are you interested in the history of your house? If youare, then you might like to get in touch with a house historian. A house historian’s job is to find out what has happened to a particular house in the past. They try to discover who built the house, who has lived in the building since it was built, and what was on the site of the building before. Their research can uncover all kinds of interesting information.
2 .______
We spoke to house historian Tracy Collins, who told us some of her stories. One of the houses she had to research was a flat at 200 Oxford Street in London. She discovered that the author George Orwell had once stayed with the owners of the flat. He had slept in the smallest bedroom in the flat, which was very dark. Later, when he wrote his novel 1984, he used the room as the inspiration for the famous Room 101. On another occasion, she was history looking into the story of a block of flats in Orchard Court, also in London, She found out that the flat had been used by spies during the Second World War. First of all, the spies were invited to the building for a job interview. If they were successful, they went on a training course. After the course, they returned to the flat for their instructions. Then, they were sent on a mission. But Tracy’s third story is even more dramatic. When she was investigating a house in another part of London, she discovered that a murder
had happened there!
3.______
However, house historians do not only focus on one particular house. They also find out about the district where the house was built. Some districts are completely different now than they were in the past. One example is an area in Central London called Belgravia. Today, it is one of the richest districts in the world, but in the early nineteenth century, it was a poorer area. People used to go there during the day to hang out their washing or to collect plants for food. At night, many people would avoid the area because it was full of criminals.
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If you can’t afford to pay a professional to research the history of your house, you can try to research the past yourself. The best place to start is to find all the official documents belonging to your house. These should give you some idea of who the previous owners were. After that, you should go to the office that has the official documents of your area.Some of these go back hundreds of years! You may not find out anything particularly interesting about your house, but you’re sure to enjoy the search.-
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I didn’t paint my living room. It was done by the owner of the house.
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Question 37 of 43
37. Question
Complete the sentences with one of the highlighted words or phrases.
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1.D
Are you interested in the history of your house? If youare, then you might like to get in touch with a house historian. A house historian’s job is to find out what has happened to a particular house in the past. They try to discover who built the house, who has lived in the building since it was built, and what was on the site of the building before. Their research can uncover all kinds of interesting information.
2 .______
We spoke to house historian Tracy Collins, who told us some of her stories. One of the houses she had to research was a flat at 200 Oxford Street in London. She discovered that the author George Orwell had once stayed with the owners of the flat. He had slept in the smallest bedroom in the flat, which was very dark. Later, when he wrote his novel 1984, he used the room as the inspiration for the famous Room 101. On another occasion, she was history looking into the story of a block of flats in Orchard Court, also in London, She found out that the flat had been used by spies during the Second World War. First of all, the spies were invited to the building for a job interview. If they were successful, they went on a training course. After the course, they returned to the flat for their instructions. Then, they were sent on a mission. But Tracy’s third story is even more dramatic. When she was investigating a house in another part of London, she discovered that a murder
had happened there!
3.______
However, house historians do not only focus on one particular house. They also find out about the district where the house was built. Some districts are completely different now than they were in the past. One example is an area in Central London called Belgravia. Today, it is one of the richest districts in the world, but in the early nineteenth century, it was a poorer area. People used to go there during the day to hang out their washing or to collect plants for food. At night, many people would avoid the area because it was full of criminals.
4._______
If you can’t afford to pay a professional to research the history of your house, you can try to research the past yourself. The best place to start is to find all the official documents belonging to your house. These should give you some idea of who the previous owners were. After that, you should go to the office that has the official documents of your area.Some of these go back hundreds of years! You may not find out anything particularly interesting about your house, but you’re sure to enjoy the search.-
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When the washing machine has finished, can you the clothes to dry, please?
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Question 38 of 43
38. Question
Complete the sentences with one of the highlighted words or phrases.
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1.D
Are you interested in the history of your house? If youare, then you might like to get in touch with a house historian. A house historian’s job is to find out what has happened to a particular house in the past. They try to discover who built the house, who has lived in the building since it was built, and what was on the site of the building before. Their research can uncover all kinds of interesting information.
2 .______
We spoke to house historian Tracy Collins, who told us some of her stories. One of the houses she had to research was a flat at 200 Oxford Street in London. She discovered that the author George Orwell had once stayed with the owners of the flat. He had slept in the smallest bedroom in the flat, which was very dark. Later, when he wrote his novel 1984, he used the room as the inspiration for the famous Room 101. On another occasion, she was history looking into the story of a block of flats in Orchard Court, also in London, She found out that the flat had been used by spies during the Second World War. First of all, the spies were invited to the building for a job interview. If they were successful, they went on a training course. After the course, they returned to the flat for their instructions. Then, they were sent on a mission. But Tracy’s third story is even more dramatic. When she was investigating a house in another part of London, she discovered that a murder
had happened there!
3.______
However, house historians do not only focus on one particular house. They also find out about the district where the house was built. Some districts are completely different now than they were in the past. One example is an area in Central London called Belgravia. Today, it is one of the richest districts in the world, but in the early nineteenth century, it was a poorer area. People used to go there during the day to hang out their washing or to collect plants for food. At night, many people would avoid the area because it was full of criminals.
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If you can’t afford to pay a professional to research the history of your house, you can try to research the past yourself. The best place to start is to find all the official documents belonging to your house. These should give you some idea of who the previous owners were. After that, you should go to the office that has the official documents of your area.Some of these go back hundreds of years! You may not find out anything particularly interesting about your house, but you’re sure to enjoy the search.-
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You should always read the before you try to build a bookcase.
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Question 39 of 43
39. Question
Read the text and answer the questions.
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What to do in New York
To explore New York, you’ll need a map and a metrocard. Maps are available at the Visitor Information Centres and you can buy a metrocard at any of the subway stations. A seven-day pass costs $29, and you can use it on all the subways and buses. Below are some places you might like to visit.
Empire State Building
Take a lift to the 86th floor to get the best views of the city. Come at 8.30 a.m. to avoid the crowds, or try visiting during lunch and dinner hours from Monday to Wednesday when it’s quieter. An adult ticket is $22, or you can get an express pass for $45. Buy your ticket online to reduce queuing time.
Statue of Liberty
This famous New York landmark is only accessible by ferry. You should get your tickets in advance either online, by phone, or in person at the ferry departure points. An adult ticket costs $22 and includes a tour of Liberty Island and a visit to the Immigration Museum on Ellis Island.
Central Park
Central Park is very big, so the best way to see it is by bike, You can hire one for two hours and go it alone for $20, or you can book a tour which costs about $47 per person. The tour leaves daily at 9 a.m.
MoMA
MoMA is the most influential museum of modern art in the world, so it’s definitely worth a visit. There are famous works by Picasso, Kandinsky, Andy Warhol, and many, many more. It is open from 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. (8 p.m. on Fridays) and tickets are $25 for adults. The museum is closed on Tuesdays.-
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How much is a seven-day metrocard?
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Question 40 of 43
40. Question
Read the text and answer the questions.
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What to do in New York
To explore New York, you’ll need a map and a metrocard. Maps are available at the Visitor Information Centres and you can buy a metrocard at any of the subway stations. A seven-day pass costs $29, and you can use it on all the subways and buses. Below are some places you might like to visit.
Empire State Building
Take a lift to the 86th floor to get the best views of the city. Come at 8.30 a.m. to avoid the crowds, or try visiting during lunch and dinner hours from Monday to Wednesday when it’s quieter. An adult ticket is $22, or you can get an express pass for $45. Buy your ticket online to reduce queuing time.
Statue of Liberty
This famous New York landmark is only accessible by ferry. You should get your tickets in advance either online, by phone, or in person at the ferry departure points. An adult ticket costs $22 and includes a tour of Liberty Island and a visit to the Immigration Museum on Ellis Island.
Central Park
Central Park is very big, so the best way to see it is by bike, You can hire one for two hours and go it alone for $20, or you can book a tour which costs about $47 per person. The tour leaves daily at 9 a.m.
MoMA
MoMA is the most influential museum of modern art in the world, so it’s definitely worth a visit. There are famous works by Picasso, Kandinsky, Andy Warhol, and many, many more. It is open from 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. (8 p.m. on Fridays) and tickets are $25 for adults. The museum is closed on Tuesdays.-
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When isthe best time to visit the Empire State Building in the morning?
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Question 41 of 43
41. Question
Read the text and answer the questions.
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What to do in New York
To explore New York, you’ll need a map and a metrocard. Maps are available at the Visitor Information Centres and you can buy a metrocard at any of the subway stations. A seven-day pass costs $29, and you can use it on all the subways and buses. Below are some places you might like to visit.
Empire State Building
Take a lift to the 86th floor to get the best views of the city. Come at 8.30 a.m. to avoid the crowds, or try visiting during lunch and dinner hours from Monday to Wednesday when it’s quieter. An adult ticket is $22, or you can get an express pass for $45. Buy your ticket online to reduce queuing time.
Statue of Liberty
This famous New York landmark is only accessible by ferry. You should get your tickets in advance either online, by phone, or in person at the ferry departure points. An adult ticket costs $22 and includes a tour of Liberty Island and a visit to the Immigration Museum on Ellis Island.
Central Park
Central Park is very big, so the best way to see it is by bike, You can hire one for two hours and go it alone for $20, or you can book a tour which costs about $47 per person. The tour leaves daily at 9 a.m.
MoMA
MoMA is the most influential museum of modern art in the world, so it’s definitely worth a visit. There are famous works by Picasso, Kandinsky, Andy Warhol, and many, many more. It is open from 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. (8 p.m. on Fridays) and tickets are $25 for adults. The museum is closed on Tuesdays.-
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How many islands do you visit on the Statue of Liberty Tour?
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Question 42 of 43
42. Question
Read the text and answer the questions.
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What to do in New York
To explore New York, you’ll need a map and a metrocard. Maps are available at the Visitor Information Centres and you can buy a metrocard at any of the subway stations. A seven-day pass costs $29, and you can use it on all the subways and buses. Below are some places you might like to visit.
Empire State Building
Take a lift to the 86th floor to get the best views of the city. Come at 8.30 a.m. to avoid the crowds, or try visiting during lunch and dinner hours from Monday to Wednesday when it’s quieter. An adult ticket is $22, or you can get an express pass for $45. Buy your ticket online to reduce queuing time.
Statue of Liberty
This famous New York landmark is only accessible by ferry. You should get your tickets in advance either online, by phone, or in person at the ferry departure points. An adult ticket costs $22 and includes a tour of Liberty Island and a visit to the Immigration Museum on Ellis Island.
Central Park
Central Park is very big, so the best way to see it is by bike, You can hire one for two hours and go it alone for $20, or you can book a tour which costs about $47 per person. The tour leaves daily at 9 a.m.
MoMA
MoMA is the most influential museum of modern art in the world, so it’s definitely worth a visit. There are famous works by Picasso, Kandinsky, Andy Warhol, and many, many more. It is open from 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. (8 p.m. on Fridays) and tickets are $25 for adults. The museum is closed on Tuesdays.-
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What time does the bike tour of Central Park leave?
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Question 43 of 43
43. Question
Read the text and answer the questions.
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What to do in New York
To explore New York, you’ll need a map and a metrocard. Maps are available at the Visitor Information Centres and you can buy a metrocard at any of the subway stations. A seven-day pass costs $29, and you can use it on all the subways and buses. Below are some places you might like to visit.
Empire State Building
Take a lift to the 86th floor to get the best views of the city. Come at 8.30 a.m. to avoid the crowds, or try visiting during lunch and dinner hours from Monday to Wednesday when it’s quieter. An adult ticket is $22, or you can get an express pass for $45. Buy your ticket online to reduce queuing time.
Statue of Liberty
This famous New York landmark is only accessible by ferry. You should get your tickets in advance either online, by phone, or in person at the ferry departure points. An adult ticket costs $22 and includes a tour of Liberty Island and a visit to the Immigration Museum on Ellis Island.
Central Park
Central Park is very big, so the best way to see it is by bike, You can hire one for two hours and go it alone for $20, or you can book a tour which costs about $47 per person. The tour leaves daily at 9 a.m.
MoMA
MoMA is the most influential museum of modern art in the world, so it’s definitely worth a visit. There are famous works by Picasso, Kandinsky, Andy Warhol, and many, many more. It is open from 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. (8 p.m. on Fridays) and tickets are $25 for adults. The museum is closed on Tuesdays.-
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What day shouldn’t you try to visit MoMA?
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