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He’s got an appointment at 2.50 with an important new customer called Mr Patel.. He has worked hard and doesn’t want to lose the contract with Mr Patel.. Then, just as he is leaving the

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1 Unit 1 LIFELINES © Oxford University Press PHOTOCOPIABLE

Unit 1 Test

Name

1 Circle the correct letter.

E XAMPLE

Look! The car in front _

1 A _ been parachuting?

B Yes, _

2 I _ in Birmingham since 1999

3 I _ time in the last few days to read the

report

4 How long _ your best friend?

5 I _ five times in my life

2 Complete the text using the present simple,

present continuous, or present perfect Use

some verbs more than once.

My name’s Michael and I an art historian I

_ (1) at Bristol University I

_ (2) there for eight years now I

_ (3) general art history to the

undergraduate students, but I am a specialist in

English Tudor architecture I also

_ (4) books about my special area I

_ (5) five books and many articles At

the moment I _ (6) a book about

York Every year, in the spring, I _

(7) my first-year students to a city in Italy to study

the Renaissance We either _ (8) to

Rome, Venice or Florence I _ (9)

everything I _ (10) the hotels,

museums and galleries I _ (11) the

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flights, and arrange the journey I _ (12) a detailed timetable for each day Then when we _ (13) there I _ (14) the students out each day to different places and _ (15) them It’s very tiring but I _ (16) it For many

of the students it is their first visit to the cities, and they _ (17) usually very excited This year I _ not _ (18) because I have

to finish a book by April

Apart from that yearly trip I also

_ (19) going on my holidays For the past twelve years I _ (20) on holidays all over the world with a group of friends We _ (21) travelling to see new places with interesting art and architecture We

_ (22) to Egypt twice, and the Middle East several times We _ (23) to India three times This year we _ (24) to go

to Turkey I _ never _ (25) there I _ (26) lots of guide books, and I _ (27) all about the region I e-mail

my friends with my suggestions and they e-mail me back with their ideas In this way we _ (28) slowly how best to organize the trip

I also manage to go on holiday in the winter I _ (29) Christmas with my family, but over New Year I often _ (30) to Spain

or the United States to see friends

3 Put the words in the correct order.

E XAMPLE

Sundays/until/bed/10.00/I/on/often/in/stay

I often stay in bed until 10.00 on Sundays.

1 buy/usually/newspaper/you/do/a/?

2 to/goes/ever/cinema/Jane/hardly/the

3 on/out/they/go/night/never/Saturday

4 winter/the/in/snows/mountains/always/it/in/the

5 in/abroad/go/you/often/do/the/summer/?

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LIFELINES © Oxford University Press PHOTOCOPIABLE

4 Complete the dialogues using these

expressions.

That must be a bit of a drag Oh, right

Really? That sounds very technical Well, yes

Yes, it’s all right Yes, I bet Yes, I suppose so

Oh, really? Where? That sounds interesting

What’s it like? Mmm that sounds lovely

Sandra Where do you work, Colin? Around here?

Colin No I work for an insurance company in

London

Sandra Oh, yes What do you do?

Colin I’m a computer programmer

enjoy it?

Colin _ (1) It isn’t the

most interesting job in the world, I suppose,

but it’s quite well paid, so …

Sandra Well, that’s important.

Colin _ (2) Anyway,

what about you? What do you do?

Sandra Oh, I’m a student.

Colin _ (3)

Sandra At Manchester University.

Colin Manchester, eh? I’ve never been there

_ (4) It rains all

the time, doesn’t it?

Sandra _ (5) It’s a bit

wet, but it’s a great city There’s a lot to do

there You know, theatres, cinemas, clubs

Colin _ (6) I’ve never

thought of Manchester like that What are

you studying?

Sandra I’m doing an MA in management.

Colin _ (7) Are you

enjoying it?

Sandra Yes, it’s great, but it’s hard work We have

a lot to read

Colin _ (8) Are you

living on the university campus?

Sandra No I’m sharing a flat in the city I really

like living in the city centre Do you live in

London then?

Colin No, I live in Oxford I find London a bit too

crowded these days I’ve lived in Oxford for

about two years now, I suppose

Sandra Do you actually live in Oxford itself?

Colin No, in a village about ten miles outside I’ve

got a cottage down by the river

Sandra _ (9) So, do you

commute every day?

Colin Yes, I go by train

Sandra _ (10)

Colin Well, no not really It only takes about an

hour and a half, and I read on the train, so

it’s not too bad

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Really? That sounds very technical.

5 Read the text and put the events in the correct

order.

The story of Richard’s day shows the stress of modern life, but Richard could do a lot to help himself He’s got an appointment at 2.50 with an important new customer called Mr Patel He has worked hard and doesn’t want to lose the contract with Mr Patel In the morning Richard is getting ready to go to see him He is having a busy day so far He has been to two meetings and made several telephone calls He is in a hurry, because he does not want to be late and he only has half an hour to get there Then, just as he is leaving the office, the Managing Director calls asking him if he has read a Sales report She doesn’t know that Richard’s got an important appointment, so she probably thinks that it’s a convenient time to talk Richard actually hasn’t read the report and he explains to his boss that he has been very busy Richard doesn’t start the journey until 2.30 pm Then while he’s driving to his appointment, he becomes more and more stressed There is a lot of traffic and the phone rings He’s late and Mr Patel is already waiting He stops

concentrating on his driving Then an accident happens because Richard is worrying about Mr Patel

He drives into the back of the driver in front He misses the appointment with Mr Patel The next day

Mr Patel cancels the contract Richard blames the Managing Director because he’s late But it isn’t the Managing Director’s fault Richard’s stress comes from the fact that he doesn’t give himself enough time for the journey

_ Richard stops concentrating on the road _ Mr Patel cancels the contract

_ Richard starts his journey

_ He becomes more and more stressed

_ Richard has an accident

_ Richard has two meetings and several telephone calls

_ The Managing Director calls

Richard works hard to get a new customer called Mr Patel

_ He gets ready to see the customer

_ Richard says that he hasn’t read the Sales Report

_ The phone rings on the journey

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