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Question 1 of 54
1. Question
Choose the correct word.
1. She sent we / us an email this morning, and we replied immediately.
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Question 2 of 54
2. Question
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2. That’s a good phone. Can you show it to me / it for me?
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Question 3 of 54
3. Question
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3. His name is Alessandro and her / hers is Maria.
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Question 4 of 54
4. Question
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4. John wanted some theatre tickets, so we bought them for him / them him.
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Question 5 of 54
5. Question
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5. We asked for some names of hotels and them / they found some good ones.
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Question 6 of 54
6. Question
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6. Are these yours / your books here? They aren’t mine.
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Question 7 of 54
7. Question
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7. Look at this picture. My daughter drew me for it / it for me.
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Question 8 of 54
8. Question
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8. His / He’s new password is more secure than the last one.
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Question 9 of 54
9. Question
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9. She wanted to buy my camera, so I sold it to she / her.
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Question 10 of 54
10. Question
Choose the correct word.
10. A What are his parents’ names?
B I have no idea. He didn’t tell my / me.
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Question 11 of 54
11. Question
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use two words.
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Question: Green tea is better for you than black tea.
Black tea isn’t for you as green tea.
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Question 12 of 54
12. Question
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use two words.
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Question: My brother’s children aren’t very helpful. My children are very helpful.
My children are than my brother’s.
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Question 13 of 54
13. Question
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use two words.
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Question: There isn’t a more popular colour in the world than blue.
Blue is popular colour in the world.
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Question 14 of 54
14. Question
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use two words.
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Question: This house is large. The other two we saw were smaller.
This is of the three houses we saw.
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Question 15 of 54
15. Question
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use two words.
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Question: Driving a car is much safer than riding a bicycle.
Riding a bicycle is much than driving a car.
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Question 16 of 54
16. Question
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use two words.
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Question: The film was more exciting than the book.
The book was than the film.
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Question 17 of 54
17. Question
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use two words.
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Question: There isn’t an easier question in the exercise.
This is question in the exercise.
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Question 18 of 54
18. Question
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use two words.
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Question: Are you clever like your sister?
Are you as your sister?
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Question 19 of 54
19. Question
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use two words.
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Question: Today is wet but yesterday was extremely wet.
It was yesterday.
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Question 20 of 54
20. Question
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use two words.
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Question: Houses were much more affordable last year.
Houses are affordable this year.
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Question 21 of 54
21. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the word in brackets.
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Which is the most part of your city to live in? (desire)
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Question 22 of 54
22. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the word in brackets.
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Have you seen Dave’s new car? It’s really inside. (space)
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Question 23 of 54
23. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the word in brackets.
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Young children can be very about their toys. (possess)
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Question 24 of 54
24. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the word in brackets.
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What would be a present for someone’s 90th birthday? (suit)
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Question 25 of 54
25. Question
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When I was a teenager, I was quite . (rebel)
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Question 26 of 54
26. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the word in brackets.
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I don’t have a diet. I only eat fruit once a week. (health)
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Question 27 of 54
27. Question
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My brother only thinks about himself. He’s incredibly . (self)
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Question 28 of 54
28. Question
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We paid a lot, but it was worth it. The hotel was ! (luxury)
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Question 29 of 54
29. Question
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Alicia can be very . She gets easily offended. (sense)
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Question 30 of 54
30. Question
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Jon’s the new director and has become very . (power)
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Question 31 of 54
31. Question
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Don’t be so . I think you should apologize. (child)
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Question 32 of 54
32. Question
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You made too many mistakes in your homework. (care)
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Question 33 of 54
33. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct word.
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Excuse me. Could I ask you to complete this ?
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Question 34 of 54
34. Question
Complete the sentences with the correct word.
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What’s the age of people where you work?
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Question 35 of 54
35. Question
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, people with healthy lifestyles seem to live longer.
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Question 36 of 54
36. Question
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, people with healthy lifestyles seem to live longer.
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Question 37 of 54
37. Question
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What’s the age of people where you work?
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Question 38 of 54
38. Question
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On a from one to ten, what do you think of the name Oswald?
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Question 39 of 54
39. Question
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He didn’t believe it until he saw the .
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Question 40 of 54
40. Question
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Do you think men called Art are more to become artists?
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Question 41 of 54
41. Question
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I hate asking me questions in the street.
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Question 42 of 54
42. Question
Match the words with the same sound.
1. colour ________
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Question 43 of 54
43. Question
Match the words with the same sound.
2. generally ________
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Question 44 of 54
44. Question
Match the words with the same sound.
3. horse ________
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Question 45 of 54
45. Question
Match the words with the same sound.
4. bizarre ________
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Question 46 of 54
46. Question
Match the words with the same sound.
5. creative ________
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Question 47 of 54
47. Question
Choose the stressed syllable.
1. en|vi|ous
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Question 48 of 54
48. Question
Choose the stressed syllable.
2. re|li|able
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Question 49 of 54
49. Question
Choose the stressed syllable.
3. suc|cess|ful
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Question 50 of 54
50. Question
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4. gla|mo|rous
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Question 51 of 54
51. Question
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5. ex|pen|sive
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Question 52 of 54
52. Question
Read the article about names. 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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What’s in a name?
The arrival of a baby in the family causes plenty of excitement for all new parents. They have to get a room ready for the little one, buy new clothes, and choose a name. 0 G Many also go on to pick something a little bit different from their own or those of their family members.
But, according to new research, parents should really go for traditional names such as Michael, John, Ian, or Andrew if they want their sons to be successful in life. 1 There are also more lawyers and politicians with these four names than any other names. And it doesn’t stop there – they are well represented across the country’s police forces too, with eight of the chief constables in the country’s 52 forces named either Michael or Ian.
2 However, at present there is not a single person with this name in a senior position in government or the police force. Many top managers are selected through an interview process, and research seems to support the theory that people with straightforward names are the ones who are contacted and invited to come and meet the panel.
Andrew Watson, an author and parenting expert, said the survey highlighted the importance of traditional names over more unusual, trendy ones. He warned parents that theeffects of their choice of name for their child will last a lifetime. 3 And this is not only important in childhood, but also in youth and adulthood. Mr Watson also warned parents to consider the spelling of the name. No child wants to go through life explaining an unusual name over and over again, or repeating it on the phone. The fact is that giving a child a fairly ordinary name can help them do well in life. Mr Watson reminded parents that unusual names come in and out of fashion quite quickly. Names which were trendy 30 years ago are almost unheard of today.
4 According to the most up-to-date data from the Office of National Statistics, Michael, Andrew, and Ian are not even among the 50 most popular names of the last few years. Instead, more unusual ones such as Ethan, Noah, Oscar, and Jayden were all preferred by new parents.
While Jack, Harry, Alfie, and Thomas were the four most popular boys’ names with new parents last year, it is unclear whether they will make a success of their lives when they get older. 5 Earlier this year, it was identified as the most popular name in the record books. In total, more than two million boys have been given this name since records began in Britain in 1837.
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A In the 1970s, one of the most popular boy’s names was Jason.
B But despite the apparent advantages of solid traditional names, they are currently out of fashion.
C Most people like it and it has been popular for many years now.
D Only John, it seems, has managed to stand the test of time.
E Their name is part of how others see them and feel about them.
F These ‘power names’ are the most common among the top British businessmen.
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Question 53 of 54
53. Question
Listen to an expert on colour talking about the importance of colour in business. Choose the correct answer.
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i. Marian says that business owners need to know which colours make customers ___
A) feel relaxed, B) want to buy something, C) develop an interest in a product
ii. According to Marian, ___ can change the way you view a colour.
A) where you come from, B) your education, C) your family
iii. The colour blue makes customers feel ___
A) peaceful, B) energized, C) safe
iv. A business might use the colour ___ to let people know that it’s successful.
A) red, B) orange, C) green
v. Black is used to show the customer that they are getting something ___
A) of high value, B) that not many other people have, C) at a reasonable cost.
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Question 54 of 54
54. Question
Listen to five people talking about the colours they like. What reason does each person give for liking the colour?
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A It makes them feel better about things.
B It’s easy to find colours that go well with it.
C It’s linked to a sport they like.
D It looks good on them.
E It makes them think of a time of year.
F It reminds them of the environment.
Speaker 1
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