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Question 1 of 53
1. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct perfect form of the verb in brackets.
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Look! You the TV stand. (break)
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Question 2 of 53
2. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct perfect form of the verb in brackets.
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I in the garden all morning. I’ll finish soon. (dig)
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Question 3 of 53
3. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct perfect form of the verb in brackets.
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Your parents us three times this year so far. (visit)
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Question 4 of 53
4. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct perfect form of the verb in brackets.
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How long you your computer? (have)
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Question 5 of 53
5. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct perfect form of the verb in brackets.
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He to Rome. He’s in Milan. (not go)
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Question 6 of 53
6. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct perfect form of the verb in brackets.
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We’re looking for a new TV, but we one we like yet. (not find)
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Question 7 of 53
7. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct perfect form of the verb in brackets.
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How long Tessa Russian? (learn)
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Question 8 of 53
8. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct perfect form of the verb in brackets.
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Lola’s covered in mud. What she ? (do)
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Question 9 of 53
9. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct perfect form of the verb in brackets.
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We to the cinema for about three years. (not be)
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Question 10 of 53
10. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct perfect form of the verb in brackets.
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That was the best documentary I ever (see).
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Question 11 of 53
11. Question
Choose the correct word(s).
1. A Have you ________ to South Africa?
B Yes, I went there with my family ten years ago.
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Question 12 of 53
12. Question
Choose the correct word(s).
2. They’ve known each other ________ they were at school.
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Question 13 of 53
13. Question
Choose the correct word(s).
3. My boss ________________ yesterday and he’ll be away until next week.
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Question 14 of 53
14. Question
Choose the correct word(s).
4. This film ________________ for hours now. We need a faster connection.
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Question 15 of 53
15. Question
Choose the correct word(s).
5. Do you like re-reading books you’ve ________ read?
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Question 16 of 53
16. Question
Choose the correct word(s).
6. We ________________ in this traffic jam for over half an hour now.
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Question 17 of 53
17. Question
Choose the correct word(s).
7. Emma’s worked in this department ________ nearly three years.
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Question 18 of 53
18. Question
Choose the correct word(s).
8. They ________________ strawberries at the moment. Can you call back later?
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Question 19 of 53
19. Question
Choose the correct word(s).
9. A Have you had your motorbike long?
B No, I’ve ________ bought it.
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Question 20 of 53
20. Question
Choose the correct word(s).
10. ________________? There’s been an accident.
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Question 21 of 53
21. Question
Complete the sentences. Write one word in each gap. They are all related to the country.
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I love autumn when the on the trees turn red and yellow.
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Question 22 of 53
22. Question
Complete the sentences. Write one word in each gap. They are all related to the country.
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We worked hard last weekend replacing the old around the garden.
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Question 23 of 53
23. Question
Complete the sentences. Write one word in each gap. They are all related to the country.
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The ground turned to after the heavy rain.
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Question 24 of 53
24. Question
Complete the sentences. Write one word in each gap. They are all related to the country.
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We sat on top of a overlooking the sea for hours.
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Question 25 of 53
25. Question
Complete the sentences. Write one word in each gap. They are all related to the country.
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The children watched the sheep and their tiny in the fields.
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Question 26 of 53
26. Question
Complete the sentences. Write one word in each gap. They are all related to the country.
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Fruit like strawberries usually become in summer in England.
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Question 27 of 53
27. Question
Complete the sentences. Write one word in each gap. They are all related to the country.
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Make sure you close the after you, or the cows will get out.
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Question 28 of 53
28. Question
Complete the sentences. Write one word in each gap. They are all related to the country.
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We often see fish in the at the bottom of our garden.
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Question 29 of 53
29. Question
Complete the sentences. Write one word in each gap.
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There was nothing to watch, so he turned the TV and read a book.
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Question 30 of 53
30. Question
Complete the sentences. Write one word in each gap.
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I can’t hear what they’re saying. Can you turn the TV ?
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Question 31 of 53
31. Question
Complete the sentences. Write one word in each gap.
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This film’s boring. Let’s switch to another channel instead.
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Question 32 of 53
32. Question
Complete the sentences. Write one word in each gap.
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The programme you wanted to see starts soon. I’ll turn the TV .
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Question 33 of 53
33. Question
Complete the sentences. Write one word in each gap.
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Do you know which channel the football is ?
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Question 34 of 53
34. Question
Complete the sentences. Write one word in each gap. They are all related to television.
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Did you see that new last night? It was hilarious!
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Question 35 of 53
35. Question
Complete the sentences. Write one word in each gap. They are all related to television.
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Where’s the ? Do you have it?
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Question 36 of 53
36. Question
Complete the sentences. Write one word in each gap. They are all related to television.
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They like watching interviews with famous people on .
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Question 37 of 53
37. Question
Complete the sentences. Write one word in each gap. They are all related to television.
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I hate it when interrupt a good programme every ten minutes.
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Question 38 of 53
38. Question
Complete the sentences. Write one word in each gap. They are all related to television.
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A What’s the weather going to be like tomorrow?
B I don’t know. Watch the .
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Question 39 of 53
39. Question
Complete the sentences. Write one word in each gap. They are all related to television.
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The story in a lot of dramas can be historically inaccurate.
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Question 40 of 53
40. Question
Complete the sentences. Write one word in each gap. They are all related to television.
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My children have seen all the old Walt Disney .
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Question 41 of 53
41. Question
Match the words with the same sound.
1. pick ________
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Question 42 of 53
42. Question
Match the words with the same sound.
2. pond ________
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Question 43 of 53
43. Question
Match the words with the same sound.
3. screen ________
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Question 44 of 53
44. Question
Match the words with the same sound.
4. grow ________
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Question 45 of 53
45. Question
Match the words with the same sound.
5. bush ________
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Question 46 of 53
46. Question
Choose the stressed syllable.
1. do|cu|men|tary
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Question 47 of 53
47. Question
Choose the stressed syllable.
2. a|ni|ma|tion
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Question 48 of 53
48. Question
Choose the stressed syllable.
3. har|ve|sted
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Question 49 of 53
49. Question
Choose the stressed syllable.
4. re|a|li|ty
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Question 50 of 53
50. Question
Choose the stressed syllable.
5. coun|try|side
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Question 51 of 53
51. Question
Read the article about television viewing habits. Five sentences have been removed. Choose from the sentences A–G the one which fits each gap (1–5). There is one extra sentence which you do not need to use.
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Couch potatoes
The rise of the internet was predicted to kill off television. 0 G Television there is actually going from strength to strength.
According to a report on modern TV viewing habits, one third of people in the UK admit to watching 50% more TV than five years ago. 1 Saturday-night favourites such as X Factor, for example, attract 17 million viewers each week. Strictly Come Dancing and Doctor Who regularly have audiences of more than 12 million each.
Although TV viewing was once seen as an anti-social activity, many people now say it helps them to develop their relationships and make them more sociable. 2 As well as that, nearly half of the people who took part in the survey said that TV shows have helped them to make new friends. And each week, hundreds of thousands of X Factor and Strictly Come Dancing fans post their comments on the results on social media sites.
The report by Dr Brian Young of the University of Exeter suggests that modern TV viewing habits are not creating a generation of ‘couch potatoes’, that is, lazy people. Far from it, in fact. Instead, TV is encouraging viewers to take up hobbies and visit new places. 3 And 85% say travel programmes have encouraged them to book a holiday to somewhere they haven’t been before.
Entertainment and travel are not the only areas to benefit, however. Around 80% of people taking part in the survey said they now cook more and increasingly entertain friends at home. 4 Programmes such as Come Dine with Me also allow viewers the chance to see how home entertaining should, or in many cases should not, be done.
The survey also found that parents are no longer as strict about how much TV their children can watch. 5 However, although the amount of time may have increased, parents are still careful to recognize the 9 p.m. watershed – the time after which TV channels show programmes more suitable for adults. According to Dr Young, the television, once considered to be an electronic box in the corner of the room, is no longer a piece of furniture that the family gathers around a few times a year. Now, thanks to the digital age and greater channel choice, it is increasingly changing lives. Television in the 21st century is about improving friendships and encouraging people to have new adventures. And there’s nothing bad about that.
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A The report says that women are in charge of the remote control in more than half of houses.
B Four in five people, it seems, have developed some new interests because of a TV show.
C Several key programmes are responsible for this increase.
D This is thanks to the help offered by the many TV chefs who seem to live on our TV screens these days.
E Young people, on average, are allowed between one and three hours a day in front of the TV.
F Almost 40% of those interviewed said they spend several hours each week talking about their favourite programmes.
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Question 52 of 53
52. Question
Listen to a woman talking about moving from a city to the countryside with her family. Choose the correct answer.
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i. Victoria’s main reason for leaving Manchester was to ___
A) have more time for herself, B) spend longer with her kids, C) do sports with her husband
ii. When they first moved to the countryside, the family noticed ___
A) how friendly the people were. B) how clean the air was. C) how noisy the animals were.
iii. Victoria says her kids love spending time ___
A) in the kitchen, B) on the farm. C) in the garden
iv. Victoria made some new friends when she ___
A) took her kids to school, B) joined local clubs, C) got a job in the area
v. The only thing that Victoria misses from her old life is ___
A) some cultural buildings, B) some friends, C) some shops
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Question 53 of 53
53. Question
Listen to five people talking about a TV programme they like. What does each person say about the programme?
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A The programme’s not being made anymore.
B They’re the same age as the main character in the programme.
C They can watch the programme at a time that’s suitable for them.
D They wish the programme was on more often.
E One of their relatives loves the programme too.
F The programme has made some people famous.
Speaker 1
Speaker 2
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