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Question 1 of 100
1. Question
Complete the sentences. Choose A, B, or C.
1. A Where ________ Leon from?
B He’s from France.
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Question 2 of 100
2. Question
Complete the sentences. Choose A, B, or C.
2. A I want ________ rice with my chicken, please.
B No problem!
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Question 3 of 100
3. Question
Complete the sentences. Choose A, B, or C.
3. ________ John on holiday last week?
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Question 4 of 100
4. Question
Complete the sentences. Choose A, B, or C.
4. Do you like my new jeans? I bought ________ this morning.
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Question 5 of 100
5. Question
Complete the sentences. Choose A, B, or C.
5. A ________ Maria and Jose speak Spanish?
B Yes, of course! They’re from Spain!
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Question 6 of 100
6. Question
Complete the sentences. Choose A, B, or C.
6. This is my husband’s sister. ________ name’s Cathy.
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Question 7 of 100
7. Question
Complete the sentences. Choose A, B, or C.
7. ________ any people in the shop now.
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Question 8 of 100
8. Question
Complete the sentences. Choose A, B, or C.
8. I’m sorry, but you ________ park here.
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Question 9 of 100
9. Question
Complete the sentences. Choose A, B, or C.
9. A Did you see Helen this morning?
B Yes, I sat next to ________ on the bus.
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Question 10 of 100
10. Question
Complete the sentences. Choose A, B, or C.
10. Simon and Ollie ________ at work yesterday.
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Question 11 of 100
11. Question
Complete the sentences. Choose A, B, or C.
11. A Do you like ________?
B I love it – it’s my favourite kind of exercise!
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Question 12 of 100
12. Question
Complete the sentences. Choose A, B, or C.
12. I don’t want to go out tonight because I’m tired, but I ________ go out tomorrow night.
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Question 13 of 100
13. Question
Complete the sentences. Choose A, B, or C.
13. Where ________ your wife work now?
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Question 14 of 100
14. Question
Complete the sentences. Choose A, B, or C.
14. ________ you have a mobile phone when you were a child?
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Question 15 of 100
15. Question
Complete the sentences. Choose A, B, or C.
15. A ________ tomorrow evening?
B I’m not sure. Why?
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Question 16 of 100
16. Question
put the words in the correct order.
1. start o’clock work at I 9 usually
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Question 17 of 100
17. Question
put the words in the correct order.
2. you talk night did last to Jack
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you
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to
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last
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Jack
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talk
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night?
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Question 18 of 100
18. Question
Choose the correct answer.
17. ‘What’s _____ name?’ ‘I’m Molly.’
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Question 19 of 100
19. Question
Choose the correct answer.
18. I’m Irish. _____ family is from Dublin.
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Question 20 of 100
20. Question
put the words in the correct order.
3. in tennis free Zara likes her time playing
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time.
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likes
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free
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tennis
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Question 21 of 100
21. Question
Choose the correct answer.
19. Maria is American. _____ surname’s Kelly.
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Question 22 of 100
22. Question
put the words in the correct order.
4. at always we up late the get weekend
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get
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Question 23 of 100
23. Question
Choose the correct answer.
20. He’s from London. _____ name’s Graham.
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Question 24 of 100
24. Question
put the words in the correct order.
5. the souvenirs Peter shop in bought some
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shop.
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Question 25 of 100
25. Question
Complete the text with the correct form of the verb in brackets. Use the present simple or the past simple tense.
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Today, Melanie Fraser lives (live) in a big house in the countryside in the south of England. She is married and 1. (have) three children and a dog called Tramp. She 2. (work) at home. She 3. (not like) her job a lot, but the money is good.
Twenty years ago, Melanie 4. (be) a student at the University of London. She 5. (not have) a job then, but her parents 6. (send) her money every month to help. She 7. (study) languages and she 8. (live) in a flat with three other students. Melanie 9. (go) to a university party in 1995, and spent the evening talking to another student, Kris. Three years later, in 1998, they 10. (get) married.
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Question 26 of 100
26. Question
Choose TWO words that go with the verb.
1. wear:
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Question 27 of 100
27. Question
Choose TWO words that go with the verb.
2. eat:
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Question 28 of 100
28. Question
Choose TWO words that go with the verb.
3. have:
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Question 29 of 100
29. Question
Choose TWO words that go with the verb.
4. play:
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Question 30 of 100
30. Question
Choose TWO words that go with the verb.
5. need:
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Question 31 of 100
31. Question
Choose TWO words that go with the verb.
6. take:
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Question 32 of 100
32. Question
Choose TWO words that go with the verb.
7. go away:
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Question 33 of 100
33. Question
Choose TWO words that go with the verb.
8. speak:
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Question 34 of 100
34. Question
Choose TWO words that go with the verb.
9. watch:
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Question 35 of 100
35. Question
Choose TWO words that go with the verb.
10. drive:
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Question 36 of 100
36. Question
Choose TWO words that go with the verb.
11. listen to:
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Question 37 of 100
37. Question
Choose TWO words that go with the verb.
12. stay:
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Question 38 of 100
38. Question
Choose TWO words that go with the verb.
13. do:
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Question 39 of 100
39. Question
Choose the correct answer
9. nine
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Question 40 of 100
40. Question
Choose TWO words that go with the verb.
14. be:
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Question 41 of 100
41. Question
Choose TWO words that go with the verb.
15. rent:
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Question 42 of 100
42. Question
Complete the sentences. Write ONE word in each gap.
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Sports / activities
1. In summer, when the weather is hot, I love going to the b .
2. In winter, I always go to the mountains for my holidays. I like s there.
3. I’m going to the g to do some exercise. Do you want to come with me?
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Question 43 of 100
43. Question
Complete the sentences. Write ONE word in each gap.
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Clothes
4. I love your red j . Where did you buy it?
5. Danielle is wearing a nice, long green sk and a white T-shirt today.
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Question 44 of 100
44. Question
Complete the sentences. Write ONE word in each gap.
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3. I’m going to the g to do some exercise. Do you want to come with me?
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Question 45 of 100
45. Question
Complete the sentences. Write ONE word in each gap.
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Food and drink
8. In my country, many people eat t with butter for breakfast.
9. I usually have my y with some fresh fruit.
10. Would you like some water or orange j ?
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Question 46 of 100
46. Question
Write the missing word.
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1. one – first, two –
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Question 47 of 100
47. Question
Write the missing word.
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2. slow – fast, cheap –
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Question 48 of 100
48. Question
Write the missing word.
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3. husband – wife, son –
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Question 49 of 100
49. Question
Write the missing word.
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4. shop assistant – shop, nurse –
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Question 50 of 100
50. Question
Write the missing word.
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5. upstairs – downstairs, outside –
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Question 51 of 100
51. Question
Write the missing word.
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6. tall – short, easy –
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Question 52 of 100
52. Question
Write the missing word.
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7. November – December, January –
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Question 53 of 100
53. Question
Write the missing word.
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8. England – English, United States –
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Question 54 of 100
54. Question
Write the missing word.
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9. big – small, beautiful –
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Question 55 of 100
55. Question
Write the missing word.
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11. school – teacher, factory –
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Question 56 of 100
56. Question
Write the missing word.
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12. come – go, arrive –
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Question 57 of 100
57. Question
Write the missing word.
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13. child – children, woman –
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Question 58 of 100
58. Question
Write the missing word.
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14. book – tickets, pack –
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Question 59 of 100
59. Question
Write the missing word.
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15. Sunday – Monday, Tuesday –
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Question 60 of 100
60. Question
Match the words with the same sounds
1. wait _____, ______
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Question 61 of 100
61. Question
Match the words with the same sounds
2. slow _____, _____
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Question 62 of 100
62. Question
Match the words with the same sounds
3. cheese _____, _____
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Question 63 of 100
63. Question
Match the words with the same sounds
4. chair _____, _____
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Question 64 of 100
64. Question
Match the words with the same sounds
5. mother _____, _____
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Question 65 of 100
65. Question
Choose the stressed syllable.
1. tra|di|tion|al
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Question 66 of 100
66. Question
Choose the stressed syllable.
2. De|cem|ber
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Question 67 of 100
67. Question
Choose the stressed syllable.
3. ty|pi|cal
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Question 68 of 100
68. Question
Choose the stressed syllable.
4. un|em|ployed
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Question 69 of 100
69. Question
Choose the stressed syllable.
5. e|co|no|mics
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Question 70 of 100
70. Question
Choose the stressed syllable.
6. jour|nal|ist
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Question 71 of 100
71. Question
Choose the stressed syllable.
7. um|bre|lla
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Question 72 of 100
72. Question
Choose the stressed syllable.
8. yes|ter|day
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Question 73 of 100
73. Question
Choose the stressed syllable.
9. com|fort|able
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Question 74 of 100
74. Question
Choose the stressed syllable.
10. a|ni|ma|tion
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Question 75 of 100
75. Question
Match answers b–k to questions 1–10.
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b Sorry, I’m busy then. Is six OK?
c Yes, I have a reservation for 8 o’clock.
d That’s £5.65, please.
e Yes, we need to hurry.
f It’s on King Road, next to the park.
g I’m not sure. Sorry. I don’t read a lot.
h It’s a quarter to nine now.
i I’m sorry, there isn’t.
j It’s on the 17th of October.
k Usually about half past seven.
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What time is it?
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Question 76 of 100
76. Question
Match answers b–k to questions 1–10.
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b Sorry, I’m busy then. Is six OK?
c Yes, I have a reservation for 8 o’clock.
d That’s £5.65, please.
e Yes, we need to hurry.
f It’s on King Road, next to the park.
g I’m not sure. Sorry. I don’t read a lot.
h It’s a quarter to nine now.
i I’m sorry, there isn’t.
j It’s on the 17th of October.
k Usually about half past seven.
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What time do you get up during the week?
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Question 77 of 100
77. Question
Match answers b–k to questions 1–10.
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b Sorry, I’m busy then. Is six OK?
c Yes, I have a reservation for 8 o’clock.
d That’s £5.65, please.
e Yes, we need to hurry.
f It’s on King Road, next to the park.
g I’m not sure. Sorry. I don’t read a lot.
h It’s a quarter to nine now.
i I’m sorry, there isn’t.
j It’s on the 17th of October.
k Usually about half past seven.
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When’s your birthday?
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Question 78 of 100
78. Question
Match answers b–k to questions 1–10.
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b Sorry, I’m busy then. Is six OK?
c Yes, I have a reservation for 8 o’clock.
d That’s £5.65, please.
e Yes, we need to hurry.
f It’s on King Road, next to the park.
g I’m not sure. Sorry. I don’t read a lot.
h It’s a quarter to nine now.
i I’m sorry, there isn’t.
j It’s on the 17th of October.
k Usually about half past seven.
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Good evening. Can I help you?
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Question 79 of 100
79. Question
Match answers b–k to questions 1–10.
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b Sorry, I’m busy then. Is six OK?
c Yes, I have a reservation for 8 o’clock.
d That’s £5.65, please.
e Yes, we need to hurry.
f It’s on King Road, next to the park.
g I’m not sure. Sorry. I don’t read a lot.
h It’s a quarter to nine now.
i I’m sorry, there isn’t.
j It’s on the 17th of October.
k Usually about half past seven.
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How much is it?
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Question 80 of 100
80. Question
Match answers b–k to questions 1–10.
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b Sorry, I’m busy then. Is six OK?
c Yes, I have a reservation for 8 o’clock.
d That’s £5.65, please.
e Yes, we need to hurry.
f It’s on King Road, next to the park.
g I’m not sure. Sorry. I don’t read a lot.
h It’s a quarter to nine now.
i I’m sorry, there isn’t.
j It’s on the 17th of October.
k Usually about half past seven.
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Are we late?
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Question 81 of 100
81. Question
Match answers b–k to questions 1–10.
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b Sorry, I’m busy then. Is six OK?
c Yes, I have a reservation for 8 o’clock.
d That’s £5.65, please.
e Yes, we need to hurry.
f It’s on King Road, next to the park.
g I’m not sure. Sorry. I don’t read a lot.
h It’s a quarter to nine now.
i I’m sorry, there isn’t.
j It’s on the 17th of October.
k Usually about half past seven.
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What’s the name of the new book from Stephen King?
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Question 82 of 100
82. Question
Match answers b–k to questions 1–10.
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b Sorry, I’m busy then. Is six OK?
c Yes, I have a reservation for 8 o’clock.
d That’s £5.65, please.
e Yes, we need to hurry.
f It’s on King Road, next to the park.
g I’m not sure. Sorry. I don’t read a lot.
h It’s a quarter to nine now.
i I’m sorry, there isn’t.
j It’s on the 17th of October.
k Usually about half past seven.
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Can we meet at 5 o’clock this evening?
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Question 83 of 100
83. Question
Match answers b–k to questions 1–10.
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b Sorry, I’m busy then. Is six OK?
c Yes, I have a reservation for 8 o’clock.
d That’s £5.65, please.
e Yes, we need to hurry.
f It’s on King Road, next to the park.
g I’m not sure. Sorry. I don’t read a lot.
h It’s a quarter to nine now.
i I’m sorry, there isn’t.
j It’s on the 17th of October.
k Usually about half past seven.
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Is there a gym in the hotel?
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Question 84 of 100
84. Question
Read the text. Choose True or False.
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Teenagers then and now
Karen Johnson is a bank manager. She’s 43, she’s married, she has a daughter and a son, and she lives in a small town in the south of Scotland. But 25 years ago, she was an 18-year-old teenager. It was the 1980s, and she lived in Manchester, England.
‘I hated being a teenager,’ says Karen. ‘Now, I look back, and I think, “Wow, what a fantastic time I had!” but then it was terrible. I didn’t like my hair or my clothes. I thought my mum was great, but I didn’t think my dad was great. He told me what to do all the time, but I never listened! I wanted to be cool, but I wasn’t. I didn’t have a boyfriend, and my clothes were terrible. I wore short skirts and tight jeans and a lot of make-up. I listened to New Romantic pop music – Spandau Ballet and Adam and the Ants were my favourites. At the weekends, I always went out to clubs with my friends and didn’t come home until two or three o’clock in the morning.’
‘Today, a lot of people go to university when they finish school, but it was difficult when I was young. My friends and I finished school at 18, and there weren’t any good jobs. I worked in a shop for two years. I was 20 when I got a job in the bank, and I had to work hard. I’m the manager now, but it wasn’t easy to get to this position – I went to night school and did some extra courses.’
Olivia Johnson is Karen’s daughter. She’s a student, and she’s 18 next week. She lives in Leith, a town near Edinburgh, Scotland, with some friends. Her parents and her brother live in a house nearby.
‘I like being a teenager,’ says Olivia. ‘I have good friends and a really nice boyfriend. I don’t go out very often, but I text my friends all the time or we chat online. On weekdays, I meet my friends in a café near my school, or I watch films at my boyfriend’s house. Sometimes we go to a cinema on Saturday night. I usually wear comfortable clothes – T-shirts and jeans, and I download a lot of music from the internet.’
‘I study German at school, but I’m going to study Chinese at university next year. I love languages, and I want to work in different countries.’
1. Question:
Karen doesn’t have any children.
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Question 85 of 100
85. Question
Read the text. Choose True or False.
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Teenagers then and now
Karen Johnson is a bank manager. She’s 43, she’s married, she has a daughter and a son, and she lives in a small town in the south of Scotland. But 25 years ago, she was an 18-year-old teenager. It was the 1980s, and she lived in Manchester, England.
‘I hated being a teenager,’ says Karen. ‘Now, I look back, and I think, “Wow, what a fantastic time I had!” but then it was terrible. I didn’t like my hair or my clothes. I thought my mum was great, but I didn’t think my dad was great. He told me what to do all the time, but I never listened! I wanted to be cool, but I wasn’t. I didn’t have a boyfriend, and my clothes were terrible. I wore short skirts and tight jeans and a lot of make-up. I listened to New Romantic pop music – Spandau Ballet and Adam and the Ants were my favourites. At the weekends, I always went out to clubs with my friends and didn’t come home until two or three o’clock in the morning.’
‘Today, a lot of people go to university when they finish school, but it was difficult when I was young. My friends and I finished school at 18, and there weren’t any good jobs. I worked in a shop for two years. I was 20 when I got a job in the bank, and I had to work hard. I’m the manager now, but it wasn’t easy to get to this position – I went to night school and did some extra courses.’
Olivia Johnson is Karen’s daughter. She’s a student, and she’s 18 next week. She lives in Leith, a town near Edinburgh, Scotland, with some friends. Her parents and her brother live in a house nearby.
‘I like being a teenager,’ says Olivia. ‘I have good friends and a really nice boyfriend. I don’t go out very often, but I text my friends all the time or we chat online. On weekdays, I meet my friends in a café near my school, or I watch films at my boyfriend’s house. Sometimes we go to a cinema on Saturday night. I usually wear comfortable clothes – T-shirts and jeans, and I download a lot of music from the internet.’
‘I study German at school, but I’m going to study Chinese at university next year. I love languages, and I want to work in different countries.’
2. Question:
Karen lives in Manchester now.
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Question 86 of 100
86. Question
Read the text. Choose True or False.
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Teenagers then and now
Karen Johnson is a bank manager. She’s 43, she’s married, she has a daughter and a son, and she lives in a small town in the south of Scotland. But 25 years ago, she was an 18-year-old teenager. It was the 1980s, and she lived in Manchester, England.
‘I hated being a teenager,’ says Karen. ‘Now, I look back, and I think, “Wow, what a fantastic time I had!” but then it was terrible. I didn’t like my hair or my clothes. I thought my mum was great, but I didn’t think my dad was great. He told me what to do all the time, but I never listened! I wanted to be cool, but I wasn’t. I didn’t have a boyfriend, and my clothes were terrible. I wore short skirts and tight jeans and a lot of make-up. I listened to New Romantic pop music – Spandau Ballet and Adam and the Ants were my favourites. At the weekends, I always went out to clubs with my friends and didn’t come home until two or three o’clock in the morning.’
‘Today, a lot of people go to university when they finish school, but it was difficult when I was young. My friends and I finished school at 18, and there weren’t any good jobs. I worked in a shop for two years. I was 20 when I got a job in the bank, and I had to work hard. I’m the manager now, but it wasn’t easy to get to this position – I went to night school and did some extra courses.’
Olivia Johnson is Karen’s daughter. She’s a student, and she’s 18 next week. She lives in Leith, a town near Edinburgh, Scotland, with some friends. Her parents and her brother live in a house nearby.
‘I like being a teenager,’ says Olivia. ‘I have good friends and a really nice boyfriend. I don’t go out very often, but I text my friends all the time or we chat online. On weekdays, I meet my friends in a café near my school, or I watch films at my boyfriend’s house. Sometimes we go to a cinema on Saturday night. I usually wear comfortable clothes – T-shirts and jeans, and I download a lot of music from the internet.’
‘I study German at school, but I’m going to study Chinese at university next year. I love languages, and I want to work in different countries.’
3. Question:
Karen wasn’t happy when she was 18.
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Question 87 of 100
87. Question
Read the text. Choose True or False.
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Teenagers then and now
Karen Johnson is a bank manager. She’s 43, she’s married, she has a daughter and a son, and she lives in a small town in the south of Scotland. But 25 years ago, she was an 18-year-old teenager. It was the 1980s, and she lived in Manchester, England.
‘I hated being a teenager,’ says Karen. ‘Now, I look back, and I think, “Wow, what a fantastic time I had!” but then it was terrible. I didn’t like my hair or my clothes. I thought my mum was great, but I didn’t think my dad was great. He told me what to do all the time, but I never listened! I wanted to be cool, but I wasn’t. I didn’t have a boyfriend, and my clothes were terrible. I wore short skirts and tight jeans and a lot of make-up. I listened to New Romantic pop music – Spandau Ballet and Adam and the Ants were my favourites. At the weekends, I always went out to clubs with my friends and didn’t come home until two or three o’clock in the morning.’
‘Today, a lot of people go to university when they finish school, but it was difficult when I was young. My friends and I finished school at 18, and there weren’t any good jobs. I worked in a shop for two years. I was 20 when I got a job in the bank, and I had to work hard. I’m the manager now, but it wasn’t easy to get to this position – I went to night school and did some extra courses.’
Olivia Johnson is Karen’s daughter. She’s a student, and she’s 18 next week. She lives in Leith, a town near Edinburgh, Scotland, with some friends. Her parents and her brother live in a house nearby.
‘I like being a teenager,’ says Olivia. ‘I have good friends and a really nice boyfriend. I don’t go out very often, but I text my friends all the time or we chat online. On weekdays, I meet my friends in a café near my school, or I watch films at my boyfriend’s house. Sometimes we go to a cinema on Saturday night. I usually wear comfortable clothes – T-shirts and jeans, and I download a lot of music from the internet.’
‘I study German at school, but I’m going to study Chinese at university next year. I love languages, and I want to work in different countries.’
4. Question:
Karen liked her mum.
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Question 88 of 100
88. Question
Read the text. Choose True or False.
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Teenagers then and now
Karen Johnson is a bank manager. She’s 43, she’s married, she has a daughter and a son, and she lives in a small town in the south of Scotland. But 25 years ago, she was an 18-year-old teenager. It was the 1980s, and she lived in Manchester, England.
‘I hated being a teenager,’ says Karen. ‘Now, I look back, and I think, “Wow, what a fantastic time I had!” but then it was terrible. I didn’t like my hair or my clothes. I thought my mum was great, but I didn’t think my dad was great. He told me what to do all the time, but I never listened! I wanted to be cool, but I wasn’t. I didn’t have a boyfriend, and my clothes were terrible. I wore short skirts and tight jeans and a lot of make-up. I listened to New Romantic pop music – Spandau Ballet and Adam and the Ants were my favourites. At the weekends, I always went out to clubs with my friends and didn’t come home until two or three o’clock in the morning.’
‘Today, a lot of people go to university when they finish school, but it was difficult when I was young. My friends and I finished school at 18, and there weren’t any good jobs. I worked in a shop for two years. I was 20 when I got a job in the bank, and I had to work hard. I’m the manager now, but it wasn’t easy to get to this position – I went to night school and did some extra courses.’
Olivia Johnson is Karen’s daughter. She’s a student, and she’s 18 next week. She lives in Leith, a town near Edinburgh, Scotland, with some friends. Her parents and her brother live in a house nearby.
‘I like being a teenager,’ says Olivia. ‘I have good friends and a really nice boyfriend. I don’t go out very often, but I text my friends all the time or we chat online. On weekdays, I meet my friends in a café near my school, or I watch films at my boyfriend’s house. Sometimes we go to a cinema on Saturday night. I usually wear comfortable clothes – T-shirts and jeans, and I download a lot of music from the internet.’
‘I study German at school, but I’m going to study Chinese at university next year. I love languages, and I want to work in different countries.’
5. Question:
Karen didn’t have a boyfriend when she was a teenager.
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Question 89 of 100
89. Question
Read the text. Choose True or False.
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Teenagers then and now
Karen Johnson is a bank manager. She’s 43, she’s married, she has a daughter and a son, and she lives in a small town in the south of Scotland. But 25 years ago, she was an 18-year-old teenager. It was the 1980s, and she lived in Manchester, England.
‘I hated being a teenager,’ says Karen. ‘Now, I look back, and I think, “Wow, what a fantastic time I had!” but then it was terrible. I didn’t like my hair or my clothes. I thought my mum was great, but I didn’t think my dad was great. He told me what to do all the time, but I never listened! I wanted to be cool, but I wasn’t. I didn’t have a boyfriend, and my clothes were terrible. I wore short skirts and tight jeans and a lot of make-up. I listened to New Romantic pop music – Spandau Ballet and Adam and the Ants were my favourites. At the weekends, I always went out to clubs with my friends and didn’t come home until two or three o’clock in the morning.’
‘Today, a lot of people go to university when they finish school, but it was difficult when I was young. My friends and I finished school at 18, and there weren’t any good jobs. I worked in a shop for two years. I was 20 when I got a job in the bank, and I had to work hard. I’m the manager now, but it wasn’t easy to get to this position – I went to night school and did some extra courses.’
Olivia Johnson is Karen’s daughter. She’s a student, and she’s 18 next week. She lives in Leith, a town near Edinburgh, Scotland, with some friends. Her parents and her brother live in a house nearby.
‘I like being a teenager,’ says Olivia. ‘I have good friends and a really nice boyfriend. I don’t go out very often, but I text my friends all the time or we chat online. On weekdays, I meet my friends in a café near my school, or I watch films at my boyfriend’s house. Sometimes we go to a cinema on Saturday night. I usually wear comfortable clothes – T-shirts and jeans, and I download a lot of music from the internet.’
‘I study German at school, but I’m going to study Chinese at university next year. I love languages, and I want to work in different countries.’
6. Question:
Karen studied after she started her job at the bank.
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Question 90 of 100
90. Question
Read the text. Choose True or False.
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Teenagers then and now
Karen Johnson is a bank manager. She’s 43, she’s married, she has a daughter and a son, and she lives in a small town in the south of Scotland. But 25 years ago, she was an 18-year-old teenager. It was the 1980s, and she lived in Manchester, England.
‘I hated being a teenager,’ says Karen. ‘Now, I look back, and I think, “Wow, what a fantastic time I had!” but then it was terrible. I didn’t like my hair or my clothes. I thought my mum was great, but I didn’t think my dad was great. He told me what to do all the time, but I never listened! I wanted to be cool, but I wasn’t. I didn’t have a boyfriend, and my clothes were terrible. I wore short skirts and tight jeans and a lot of make-up. I listened to New Romantic pop music – Spandau Ballet and Adam and the Ants were my favourites. At the weekends, I always went out to clubs with my friends and didn’t come home until two or three o’clock in the morning.’
‘Today, a lot of people go to university when they finish school, but it was difficult when I was young. My friends and I finished school at 18, and there weren’t any good jobs. I worked in a shop for two years. I was 20 when I got a job in the bank, and I had to work hard. I’m the manager now, but it wasn’t easy to get to this position – I went to night school and did some extra courses.’
Olivia Johnson is Karen’s daughter. She’s a student, and she’s 18 next week. She lives in Leith, a town near Edinburgh, Scotland, with some friends. Her parents and her brother live in a house nearby.
‘I like being a teenager,’ says Olivia. ‘I have good friends and a really nice boyfriend. I don’t go out very often, but I text my friends all the time or we chat online. On weekdays, I meet my friends in a café near my school, or I watch films at my boyfriend’s house. Sometimes we go to a cinema on Saturday night. I usually wear comfortable clothes – T-shirts and jeans, and I download a lot of music from the internet.’
‘I study German at school, but I’m going to study Chinese at university next year. I love languages, and I want to work in different countries.’
7. Question:
Olivia lives with her mum and dad.
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Question 91 of 100
91. Question
Read the text. Choose True or False.
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Teenagers then and now
Karen Johnson is a bank manager. She’s 43, she’s married, she has a daughter and a son, and she lives in a small town in the south of Scotland. But 25 years ago, she was an 18-year-old teenager. It was the 1980s, and she lived in Manchester, England.
‘I hated being a teenager,’ says Karen. ‘Now, I look back, and I think, “Wow, what a fantastic time I had!” but then it was terrible. I didn’t like my hair or my clothes. I thought my mum was great, but I didn’t think my dad was great. He told me what to do all the time, but I never listened! I wanted to be cool, but I wasn’t. I didn’t have a boyfriend, and my clothes were terrible. I wore short skirts and tight jeans and a lot of make-up. I listened to New Romantic pop music – Spandau Ballet and Adam and the Ants were my favourites. At the weekends, I always went out to clubs with my friends and didn’t come home until two or three o’clock in the morning.’
‘Today, a lot of people go to university when they finish school, but it was difficult when I was young. My friends and I finished school at 18, and there weren’t any good jobs. I worked in a shop for two years. I was 20 when I got a job in the bank, and I had to work hard. I’m the manager now, but it wasn’t easy to get to this position – I went to night school and did some extra courses.’
Olivia Johnson is Karen’s daughter. She’s a student, and she’s 18 next week. She lives in Leith, a town near Edinburgh, Scotland, with some friends. Her parents and her brother live in a house nearby.
‘I like being a teenager,’ says Olivia. ‘I have good friends and a really nice boyfriend. I don’t go out very often, but I text my friends all the time or we chat online. On weekdays, I meet my friends in a café near my school, or I watch films at my boyfriend’s house. Sometimes we go to a cinema on Saturday night. I usually wear comfortable clothes – T-shirts and jeans, and I download a lot of music from the internet.’
‘I study German at school, but I’m going to study Chinese at university next year. I love languages, and I want to work in different countries.’
8. Question:
Olivia usually goes out with her friends on Saturday night.
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Question 92 of 100
92. Question
Read the text. Choose True or False.
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Teenagers then and now
Karen Johnson is a bank manager. She’s 43, she’s married, she has a daughter and a son, and she lives in a small town in the south of Scotland. But 25 years ago, she was an 18-year-old teenager. It was the 1980s, and she lived in Manchester, England.
‘I hated being a teenager,’ says Karen. ‘Now, I look back, and I think, “Wow, what a fantastic time I had!” but then it was terrible. I didn’t like my hair or my clothes. I thought my mum was great, but I didn’t think my dad was great. He told me what to do all the time, but I never listened! I wanted to be cool, but I wasn’t. I didn’t have a boyfriend, and my clothes were terrible. I wore short skirts and tight jeans and a lot of make-up. I listened to New Romantic pop music – Spandau Ballet and Adam and the Ants were my favourites. At the weekends, I always went out to clubs with my friends and didn’t come home until two or three o’clock in the morning.’
‘Today, a lot of people go to university when they finish school, but it was difficult when I was young. My friends and I finished school at 18, and there weren’t any good jobs. I worked in a shop for two years. I was 20 when I got a job in the bank, and I had to work hard. I’m the manager now, but it wasn’t easy to get to this position – I went to night school and did some extra courses.’
Olivia Johnson is Karen’s daughter. She’s a student, and she’s 18 next week. She lives in Leith, a town near Edinburgh, Scotland, with some friends. Her parents and her brother live in a house nearby.
‘I like being a teenager,’ says Olivia. ‘I have good friends and a really nice boyfriend. I don’t go out very often, but I text my friends all the time or we chat online. On weekdays, I meet my friends in a café near my school, or I watch films at my boyfriend’s house. Sometimes we go to a cinema on Saturday night. I usually wear comfortable clothes – T-shirts and jeans, and I download a lot of music from the internet.’
‘I study German at school, but I’m going to study Chinese at university next year. I love languages, and I want to work in different countries.’
9. Question:
Olivia never goes to the cinema with her boyfriend.
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Question 93 of 100
93. Question
Read the text. Choose True or False.
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Teenagers then and now
Karen Johnson is a bank manager. She’s 43, she’s married, she has a daughter and a son, and she lives in a small town in the south of Scotland. But 25 years ago, she was an 18-year-old teenager. It was the 1980s, and she lived in Manchester, England.
‘I hated being a teenager,’ says Karen. ‘Now, I look back, and I think, “Wow, what a fantastic time I had!” but then it was terrible. I didn’t like my hair or my clothes. I thought my mum was great, but I didn’t think my dad was great. He told me what to do all the time, but I never listened! I wanted to be cool, but I wasn’t. I didn’t have a boyfriend, and my clothes were terrible. I wore short skirts and tight jeans and a lot of make-up. I listened to New Romantic pop music – Spandau Ballet and Adam and the Ants were my favourites. At the weekends, I always went out to clubs with my friends and didn’t come home until two or three o’clock in the morning.’
‘Today, a lot of people go to university when they finish school, but it was difficult when I was young. My friends and I finished school at 18, and there weren’t any good jobs. I worked in a shop for two years. I was 20 when I got a job in the bank, and I had to work hard. I’m the manager now, but it wasn’t easy to get to this position – I went to night school and did some extra courses.’
Olivia Johnson is Karen’s daughter. She’s a student, and she’s 18 next week. She lives in Leith, a town near Edinburgh, Scotland, with some friends. Her parents and her brother live in a house nearby.
‘I like being a teenager,’ says Olivia. ‘I have good friends and a really nice boyfriend. I don’t go out very often, but I text my friends all the time or we chat online. On weekdays, I meet my friends in a café near my school, or I watch films at my boyfriend’s house. Sometimes we go to a cinema on Saturday night. I usually wear comfortable clothes – T-shirts and jeans, and I download a lot of music from the internet.’
‘I study German at school, but I’m going to study Chinese at university next year. I love languages, and I want to work in different countries.’
10. Question:
Olivia enjoys learning languages.
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Question 94 of 100
94. Question
Read the text again. Complete the sentences with ONE word from the text.
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Teenagers then and now
Karen Johnson is a bank manager. She’s 43, she’s married, she has a daughter and a son, and she lives in a small town in the south of Scotland. But 25 years ago, she was an 18-year-old teenager. It was the 1980s, and she lived in Manchester, England.
‘I hated being a teenager,’ says Karen. ‘Now, I look back, and I think, “Wow, what a fantastic time I had!” but then it was terrible. I didn’t like my hair or my clothes. I thought my mum was great, but I didn’t think my dad was great. He told me what to do all the time, but I never listened! I wanted to be cool, but I wasn’t. I didn’t have a boyfriend, and my clothes were terrible. I wore short skirts and tight jeans and a lot of make-up. I listened to New Romantic pop music – Spandau Ballet and Adam and the Ants were my favourites. At the weekends, I always went out to clubs with my friends and didn’t come home until two or three o’clock in the morning.’
‘Today, a lot of people go to university when they finish school, but it was difficult when I was young. My friends and I finished school at 18, and there weren’t any good jobs. I worked in a shop for two years. I was 20 when I got a job in the bank, and I had to work hard. I’m the manager now, but it wasn’t easy to get to this position – I went to night school and did some extra courses.’
Olivia Johnson is Karen’s daughter. She’s a student, and she’s 18 next week. She lives in Leith, a town near Edinburgh, Scotland, with some friends. Her parents and her brother live in a house nearby.
‘I like being a teenager,’ says Olivia. ‘I have good friends and a really nice boyfriend. I don’t go out very often, but I text my friends all the time or we chat online. On weekdays, I meet my friends in a café near my school, or I watch films at my boyfriend’s house. Sometimes we go to a cinema on Saturday night. I usually wear comfortable clothes – T-shirts and jeans, and I download a lot of music from the internet.’
‘I study German at school, but I’m going to study Chinese at university next year. I love languages, and I want to work in different countries.’
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1. Karen didn’t listen to her .
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Question 95 of 100
95. Question
Read the text. Choose True or False.
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Teenagers then and now
Karen Johnson is a bank manager. She’s 43, she’s married, she has a daughter and a son, and she lives in a small town in the south of Scotland. But 25 years ago, she was an 18-year-old teenager. It was the 1980s, and she lived in Manchester, England.
‘I hated being a teenager,’ says Karen. ‘Now, I look back, and I think, “Wow, what a fantastic time I had!” but then it was terrible. I didn’t like my hair or my clothes. I thought my mum was great, but I didn’t think my dad was great. He told me what to do all the time, but I never listened! I wanted to be cool, but I wasn’t. I didn’t have a boyfriend, and my clothes were terrible. I wore short skirts and tight jeans and a lot of make-up. I listened to New Romantic pop music – Spandau Ballet and Adam and the Ants were my favourites. At the weekends, I always went out to clubs with my friends and didn’t come home until two or three o’clock in the morning.’
‘Today, a lot of people go to university when they finish school, but it was difficult when I was young. My friends and I finished school at 18, and there weren’t any good jobs. I worked in a shop for two years. I was 20 when I got a job in the bank, and I had to work hard. I’m the manager now, but it wasn’t easy to get to this position – I went to night school and did some extra courses.’
Olivia Johnson is Karen’s daughter. She’s a student, and she’s 18 next week. She lives in Leith, a town near Edinburgh, Scotland, with some friends. Her parents and her brother live in a house nearby.
‘I like being a teenager,’ says Olivia. ‘I have good friends and a really nice boyfriend. I don’t go out very often, but I text my friends all the time or we chat online. On weekdays, I meet my friends in a café near my school, or I watch films at my boyfriend’s house. Sometimes we go to a cinema on Saturday night. I usually wear comfortable clothes – T-shirts and jeans, and I download a lot of music from the internet.’
‘I study German at school, but I’m going to study Chinese at university next year. I love languages, and I want to work in different countries.’
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2. At the weekends, Karen always saw her .
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Question 96 of 100
96. Question
Read the text again. Complete the sentences with ONE word from the text.
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Teenagers then and now
Karen Johnson is a bank manager. She’s 43, she’s married, she has a daughter and a son, and she lives in a small town in the south of Scotland. But 25 years ago, she was an 18-year-old teenager. It was the 1980s, and she lived in Manchester, England.
‘I hated being a teenager,’ says Karen. ‘Now, I look back, and I think, “Wow, what a fantastic time I had!” but then it was terrible. I didn’t like my hair or my clothes. I thought my mum was great, but I didn’t think my dad was great. He told me what to do all the time, but I never listened! I wanted to be cool, but I wasn’t. I didn’t have a boyfriend, and my clothes were terrible. I wore short skirts and tight jeans and a lot of make-up. I listened to New Romantic pop music – Spandau Ballet and Adam and the Ants were my favourites. At the weekends, I always went out to clubs with my friends and didn’t come home until two or three o’clock in the morning.’
‘Today, a lot of people go to university when they finish school, but it was difficult when I was young. My friends and I finished school at 18, and there weren’t any good jobs. I worked in a shop for two years. I was 20 when I got a job in the bank, and I had to work hard. I’m the manager now, but it wasn’t easy to get to this position – I went to night school and did some extra courses.’
Olivia Johnson is Karen’s daughter. She’s a student, and she’s 18 next week. She lives in Leith, a town near Edinburgh, Scotland, with some friends. Her parents and her brother live in a house nearby.
‘I like being a teenager,’ says Olivia. ‘I have good friends and a really nice boyfriend. I don’t go out very often, but I text my friends all the time or we chat online. On weekdays, I meet my friends in a café near my school, or I watch films at my boyfriend’s house. Sometimes we go to a cinema on Saturday night. I usually wear comfortable clothes – T-shirts and jeans, and I download a lot of music from the internet.’
‘I study German at school, but I’m going to study Chinese at university next year. I love languages, and I want to work in different countries.’
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3. Karen started to work in a when she was 20 years old.
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Question 97 of 100
97. Question
Read the text again. Complete the sentences with ONE word from the text.
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Teenagers then and now
Karen Johnson is a bank manager. She’s 43, she’s married, she has a daughter and a son, and she lives in a small town in the south of Scotland. But 25 years ago, she was an 18-year-old teenager. It was the 1980s, and she lived in Manchester, England.
‘I hated being a teenager,’ says Karen. ‘Now, I look back, and I think, “Wow, what a fantastic time I had!” but then it was terrible. I didn’t like my hair or my clothes. I thought my mum was great, but I didn’t think my dad was great. He told me what to do all the time, but I never listened! I wanted to be cool, but I wasn’t. I didn’t have a boyfriend, and my clothes were terrible. I wore short skirts and tight jeans and a lot of make-up. I listened to New Romantic pop music – Spandau Ballet and Adam and the Ants were my favourites. At the weekends, I always went out to clubs with my friends and didn’t come home until two or three o’clock in the morning.’
‘Today, a lot of people go to university when they finish school, but it was difficult when I was young. My friends and I finished school at 18, and there weren’t any good jobs. I worked in a shop for two years. I was 20 when I got a job in the bank, and I had to work hard. I’m the manager now, but it wasn’t easy to get to this position – I went to night school and did some extra courses.’
Olivia Johnson is Karen’s daughter. She’s a student, and she’s 18 next week. She lives in Leith, a town near Edinburgh, Scotland, with some friends. Her parents and her brother live in a house nearby.
‘I like being a teenager,’ says Olivia. ‘I have good friends and a really nice boyfriend. I don’t go out very often, but I text my friends all the time or we chat online. On weekdays, I meet my friends in a café near my school, or I watch films at my boyfriend’s house. Sometimes we go to a cinema on Saturday night. I usually wear comfortable clothes – T-shirts and jeans, and I download a lot of music from the internet.’
‘I study German at school, but I’m going to study Chinese at university next year. I love languages, and I want to work in different countries.’
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4. Olivia often watches films with her .
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Question 98 of 100
98. Question
Read the text again. Complete the sentences with ONE word from the text.
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Teenagers then and now
Karen Johnson is a bank manager. She’s 43, she’s married, she has a daughter and a son, and she lives in a small town in the south of Scotland. But 25 years ago, she was an 18-year-old teenager. It was the 1980s, and she lived in Manchester, England.
‘I hated being a teenager,’ says Karen. ‘Now, I look back, and I think, “Wow, what a fantastic time I had!” but then it was terrible. I didn’t like my hair or my clothes. I thought my mum was great, but I didn’t think my dad was great. He told me what to do all the time, but I never listened! I wanted to be cool, but I wasn’t. I didn’t have a boyfriend, and my clothes were terrible. I wore short skirts and tight jeans and a lot of make-up. I listened to New Romantic pop music – Spandau Ballet and Adam and the Ants were my favourites. At the weekends, I always went out to clubs with my friends and didn’t come home until two or three o’clock in the morning.’
‘Today, a lot of people go to university when they finish school, but it was difficult when I was young. My friends and I finished school at 18, and there weren’t any good jobs. I worked in a shop for two years. I was 20 when I got a job in the bank, and I had to work hard. I’m the manager now, but it wasn’t easy to get to this position – I went to night school and did some extra courses.’
Olivia Johnson is Karen’s daughter. She’s a student, and she’s 18 next week. She lives in Leith, a town near Edinburgh, Scotland, with some friends. Her parents and her brother live in a house nearby.
‘I like being a teenager,’ says Olivia. ‘I have good friends and a really nice boyfriend. I don’t go out very often, but I text my friends all the time or we chat online. On weekdays, I meet my friends in a café near my school, or I watch films at my boyfriend’s house. Sometimes we go to a cinema on Saturday night. I usually wear comfortable clothes – T-shirts and jeans, and I download a lot of music from the internet.’
‘I study German at school, but I’m going to study Chinese at university next year. I love languages, and I want to work in different countries.’
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5. Olivia plans to learn at university.
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Question 99 of 100
99. Question
Listen to Martha telling Justin about her weekend. Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
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i. At the weekends, Martha usually…
A) stays at home, B) goes to concerts, C) visits her parents.
ii. Martha went to the festival with…
A) her children, B) her parents, C) her husband
iii. On Sunday, Martha says…
A) the bands were great, B) the weather was good, C) she was very tired
iv) Martha was at the festival from…
A) Friday evening to Sunday afternoon, B) Saturday morning to Sunday evening, C) Saturday afternoon to Sunday morning.
v) Martha saw…
A) an English band, B) a French band, C) an Australian band.
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Question 100 of 100
100. Question
Listen to five conversations. Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
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i. There aren’t any rooms with…
A) a sea view, B) a town view, C) a mountain view
ii. At the weekends, Angela likes…
A) going out with friends, B) doing exercise, C) cooking for friends
iii. At the party, Amy met…
A) Rick’s girlfriend, B) Rick’s mother, C) Rick’s father
iv. The woman’s name is…
A) Tania Sullivan B) Tanya Sullivan, C) Tania Sulivan
v) Simon is travelling to the airport by…
A) train, B) bus, C) car
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