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Question 1 of 52
1. Question
Complete the sentences with the gerund or infinitive form of the verb in brackets.
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1. I can’t afford a car any more. Petrol’s so expensive. (have)
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Question 2 of 52
2. Question
Complete the sentences with the gerund or infinitive form of the verb in brackets.
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2. She tried tickets for the concert but it was too late. (get)
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Question 3 of 52
3. Question
Complete the sentences with the gerund or infinitive form of the verb in brackets.
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3. We never feel like out during the week. (go)
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Question 4 of 52
4. Question
Complete the sentences with the gerund or infinitive form of the verb in brackets.
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4. How good are you at names? I’m terrible. (remember)
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Question 5 of 52
5. Question
Complete the sentences with the gerund or infinitive form of the verb in brackets.
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5. The teacher made them late at the end of lesson. (stay)
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Question 6 of 52
6. Question
Complete the sentences with the gerund or infinitive form of the verb in brackets.
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6. I can’t imagine to each other every day. (not talk)
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Question 7 of 52
7. Question
Complete the sentences with the gerund or infinitive form of the verb in brackets.
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7. You should stop so many pizzas. It’s unhealthy! (eat)
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Question 8 of 52
8. Question
Complete the sentences with the gerund or infinitive form of the verb in brackets.
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8. It’s much more difficult tickets for football matches now. (buy)
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Question 9 of 52
9. Question
Complete the sentences with the gerund or infinitive form of the verb in brackets.
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9. They told me my videogame, but I did it anyway. (not play)
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Question 10 of 52
10. Question
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first.
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Question: He doesn’t help me with my maths homework any more.
He’s given up with my maths homework.
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Question 11 of 52
11. Question
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first.
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Question: My wife thinks I should take more time off work.
My wife wants me more time off work.
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Question 12 of 52
12. Question
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first.
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Question: Their boss said they could go home early.
Their boss let home early.
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Question 13 of 52
13. Question
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first.
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Question: She said she would call Max tomorrow.
She agreed Max tomorrow.
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Question 14 of 52
14. Question
Choose the correct words.
1. When are you going to your clothes put away / put away your clothes?
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Question 15 of 52
15. Question
Choose the correct words.
2. He’s busy at the moment. Can you back call him / call him back later?
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Question 16 of 52
16. Question
Choose the correct words.
3. Turn off / Off turn your phone! I can’t concentrate.
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Question 17 of 52
17. Question
Choose the correct words.
4. The food was terrible so we sent it back / sent back it.
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Question 18 of 52
18. Question
Choose the correct words.
5. Have you seen my pen? I’ve been looking it for / looking for it all morning.
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Question 19 of 52
19. Question
Choose the correct words.
6. I don’t get on with my neighbour / get my neighbour on with.
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Question 20 of 52
20. Question
Choose the correct words.
7. We’ve decided to set off early / set early off to avoid the traffic.
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Question 21 of 52
21. Question
Complete the phrasal verbs in the correct form.
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1. My husband wants to out the repairs to our house himself.
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Question 22 of 52
22. Question
Complete the phrasal verbs in the correct form.
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2. The car down again yesterday, so we’re getting a new one.
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Question 23 of 52
23. Question
Complete the phrasal verbs in the correct form.
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3. I lent you £100 last month. When are you going to me back?
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Question 24 of 52
24. Question
Complete the phrasal verbs in the correct form.
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4. Why don’t you round for lunch next week?
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Question 25 of 52
25. Question
Complete the phrasal verbs in the correct form.
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5. The children on arguing, so I took the game away.
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Question 26 of 52
26. Question
Complete the phrasal verbs in the correct form.
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6. I left my phone in a taxi, but amazingly I it back.
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Question 27 of 52
27. Question
Complete the phrasal verbs in the correct form.
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7. These painkillers are very good at pain away.
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Question 28 of 52
28. Question
Complete the phrasal verbs in the correct form.
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8. Oh, I up. I haven’t a clue what the answer is.
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Question 29 of 52
29. Question
Choose the odd one out.
1. performance matinee final whistle
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Question 30 of 52
30. Question
Choose the odd one out.
2. crowd row seats
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Question 31 of 52
31. Question
Choose the odd one out.
3. box office tickets scene
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Question 32 of 52
32. Question
Choose the odd one out.
4. music score curtain
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Question 33 of 52
33. Question
Choose the odd one out.
5. audience opponents spectators
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Question 34 of 52
34. Question
Choose the odd one out.
6. half time interval fans
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Question 35 of 52
35. Question
Choose the odd one out.
7. plot story stage
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Question 36 of 52
36. Question
Choose the correct answer. They are all related to cash machines.
1. If you make a mistake and need to start again, press ‘________’.
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Question 37 of 52
37. Question
Choose the correct answer. They are all related to cash machines.
2. Press ‘print ________’ when you want a paper record.
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Question 38 of 52
38. Question
Choose the correct answer. They are all related to cash machines.
3. The letters PIN stand for ‘________ Identification Number’.
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Question 39 of 52
39. Question
Choose the correct answer. They are all related to cash machines.
4. When a machine isn’t working, you see ‘________ service’.
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Question 40 of 52
40. Question
Choose the correct answer. They are all related to cash machines.
5. If you want to know how much money is in your account, you check your ________.
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Question 41 of 52
41. Question
Match the words with the same sound.
1. circle ________, ________
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Question 42 of 52
42. Question
Match the words with the same sound.
2. spectator ________, ________
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Question 43 of 52
43. Question
Match the words with the same sound.
3. score ________
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Question 44 of 52
44. Question
Choose the stressed syllable.
1. with|draw
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Question 45 of 52
45. Question
Choose the stressed syllable.
2 i|den|ti|fi|ca|tion
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Question 46 of 52
46. Question
Choose the stressed syllable.
3. pro|gramme
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Question 47 of 52
47. Question
Choose the stressed syllable.
4. de|po|sit
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Question 48 of 52
48. Question
Choose the stressed syllable.
5. cha|ri|ty
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Question 49 of 52
49. Question
Read the article about honesty. 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.
A new way to shop
Tom Algie is a shopkeeper from Settle, North Yorkshire. He runs a small hardware store called Practically Everything. 0 G Tom recently tried out something very different in his shop.
Last year, Tom faced a problem when it came to the Christmas holidays. He wanted to give himself and his three staff time off to enjoy the holidays. 1 What if one of them urgently needed to buy something when the shop was closed?
It didn’t take him long to come up with a solution that would suit everyone. He decided to leave the shop open and use an honesty box. He left a note telling shoppers who came into the shop on 26th December to serve themselves. 2 Amazingly, his plan worked. The honesty box, which Tom called his ‘newest member of staff’, was made out of a funnel and a plastic cereal box. He put it behind the counter with a note saying: ‘Yes, I have given everyone the day off, including me, so please choose the items you want and place the money inside. Merry Christmas!’
When Tom returned to the shop at 4.15 p.m. to close up, he could only see £5.00 in the box and was a little disappointed. However, he soon realized that the long tube of the funnel was full of money. 3 He was both surprised and delighted to find that the shop had made £187.66.
The customers left notes telling Tom which goods they had bought. The largest amount was £17.00 for a three-step ladder. When he checked the stock in his shop, Tom found out that they had indeed been telling the truth. 4 One said: ‘Thanks Tom. This is why we moved to Settle. Anywhere else, this shop would have been emptied in two minutes.’ Another read: ‘I’ve just moved back here from a big city. I forgot just how lovely Settle is. This has made my day.’
Tom believes he did not lose any money by using this system. In fact, the opposite is probably true. He explained that people seem to have put a little extra in the box if they did not have the right change. This makes sense because there is an ATM very close to the shop and people almost certainly went there to withdraw some cash. 5 Tom later said: ‘I didn’t think twice about leaving the shop open. Settle is a lovely, quiet, rural town and there’s never any trouble here. I put my faith in my customers and I wasn’t disappointed.’
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A A quick shake of the tube was all that was needed to show him just how much he had earned that day.
B Therefore, they would have had only notes and probably no loose coins.
C Tom thinks his idea worked because he trusted people.
D But he didn’t want to disappoint his loyal, local customers.
E He also found some notes from customers to show how grateful they were.
F He asked them to leave their payment in a special container he’d prepared.
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Question 50 of 52
50. Question
Listen to a woman talking about a popular music festival. Choose the correct answer.
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i. Cornbury Festival lasts for ___ days.
A one, B three, C four
ii. The Cornbury Festival is held in a ___
A field, B city park, C village
iii. According to Lucy, last year at the festival children were unable to ___
A learn to dance, B play an instrument, C write a song
iv. Lucy says the best thing about using a podpad is being protected from the ___
A crowds, B noise, C weather
v. People can listen to ___ at the festival.
A pop music only, B rock and pop music, C rock, jazz, and pop music
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Question 51 of 52
51. Question
Listen to five people talking about different kinds of entertainment. What does each person say about the entertainment they enjoy?
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A It’s also something they do as a hobby.
B They spend a lot of time doing it.
C They’ve found a less expensive way of enjoying it.
D They think seeing it live is better than watching it on screen.
E They don’t mind how much it costs.
F They know some famous people who do this.
Speaker 1
Speaker 2
Speaker 3
Speaker 4
Speaker 5
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Question 52 of 52
52. Question
Listen again and correct the mistakes.
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i. The series is a period drama.
ii. Andrew earned his money by playing football.
iii. Andrew lived in a three-bedroom house while he was in Bradford.
iv. The Joshua Project is aimed at old people.
v. While he was with Little Heroes, Andrew delivered some books to children.
vi. The Hidden Homeless Ltd produces its own food.
vii. During the programme Andrew laughed a lot.
viii. At the end of the show, Andrew gave £28,000 to the children’s cancer charity.
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