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Virginia Evans - Neil O'Sullivan

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Virginia Evans - Neil O'Sullivan

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Published by Express Publishing in 2002

liberty House, New Greenham Park, Newbury,

Design and Illustration © Express Publishing, 2002

ISBN 1-84325-785-8

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Note

The Exit Test at the back of the book covers all the material learnt at this level and can be used as an effective placement test for those planning to move on to the next level A student who scores above 50% in the test can be considered to have mastered the

language skills necessary to cope competently at the pre-intermediate level.

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Vocabulary & Grammar

A Circle the correct item

1 In order for this appliance to function ,} 6

the safety screws must be removed

2 Jack Brown is a good employer He is renowned | 7

— his even temper and patience

A about B for C of D to

3 The carpets are really dirty; will you

A tidy B mop C iron D vacuum

4 The flat has a small dining room, but the living

B Fill in the correct word

1 You can’t miss my house; it’s the only one in the] 6

qreo with a thatched

2 Using mirrors and light colours wiÏ 7

the room seem much bigger than it really is

3 It's Íreezing out there, so you will] 8

need to wear your coat and scarf

4 It's a pretty village; the cottages and cobbled| 9

vi kh vi, give it a traditional look

5 She olwoys does the housework 10

the children have gone to school

(Time: 80 minutes)

We will have to wait Janet comes home

from work before we have dinner

B before D until

There is a(n) view of the whole valley

from my bedroom window

A winding C bustling

B quaint D imposing

She working really hard to get the garden into shape before it gets too hot

What time the train for Edinburgh leave?

Water evaporates when you it, doesn’t

it?

A are boiling C will boil

G1111 xxx te you are cleaning the windows, |'ll

cook lunch for us

Don‘t worry about washing the dishes, I’ve

beccueecuscseeeenees done them

There is a coffee in the kitchen so

we can make ourselves some filter coffee

Marks: —-

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D

F

Complete the second sentence using the word in bold You can use two to five words including the word

given Do not change the word given

It's the first time Henry has travelled by monorail 4 Dad will definitely be pleased with your grades

never Henry à doubt Theres

CH H111 11 11111 1121111111121 1 1A before Đ@ Dlegsed with your grades

If we don’t wake up early, we won't catch the first] 5 It is her plan to become an architect after she

CH ng E111 Kk kg TT cty early after she graduates from university Mary is still painting the living room

finished Mory .ăệ

Cross out the incorrect word

Have you ever been travelled by plane? 4 What do you suggest to doing?

I'll give you a ring if | will arrive before 9pm 5 I'm hungry, | think I'll make a sandwich myself

She's seeing at her dentist this evening

Marks: Tạ 5x2 }Ð

Fill in the correct word derived from the word in bold

| love listening to Italian; is such œ language POET His business thrived and he become at a very young age WEALTH The election resulls were cà ; it was obvious he was going to lose PREDICT The dinosqur exhibition wos redlÏy We were all fascinated INTEREST

ARer forty yeors of hard work, he .- to a large house in the country RETIRE

Marks: 10

5x2

Communication & Speaking

Complete the exchanges

A: Could TỊ c22 22252 B: Thơt sounds perlect Can 3}

B: Yes, of course Go down River Street and walk A: Will that be one way or return?

B: Here you qre Š} ààic

B: Could 2]_ 2222 222 A: It leaves from the front of the bus station Have

TH HH kg vn cv c1 11g bus to Oxford leaves? a nice trip

A: There's one that leaves at 8:45 B: Thank you

( Marks: 1)

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Test 1 A CLICK ON 4

Reading

G You are going to read an article about a new type of holiday resort Seven sentences have been removed

from the article Choose from the sentences A-H the one which best fits each gap (1-6) There is one extra

sentence which you do not need to use There is an example at the beginning (0)

A Whatever was missing, we had packed in our

suitcase

B It could be a Mediterranean climate one minute

and an Alpine chill the next

C Surely there is nowhere in the world that's both hot

and cold?

D In the future, it may well take the place of tropical

islands and ski resorts

E This is what virtual reality is all about ~ making you

believe that you are actually there

F What is more, there’s no danger of getting an

upset stomach because of the local cuisine

G It always causes huge family arguments that last for

days

H The landmarks, buildings and scenery we saw

were so realistic

IS IT REAL OR VIRTUAL?

Whenever the topic of holidays comes up in our house we

can never agree on what to do or where to go

Mum and Dad usually want to go on a winter holiday and enjoy skiing in the Alps whereas | prefer

relaxing in the sun by a tropical sea We never seem to

want the same thing and in the end nobody completely

enjoys the break

This year we found a solution to please everybody ~ a

combined winter and summer holiday! How did we

manage that? [1] _] Well, the only way to experience

snow-covered mountains and golden sands at the same

time is to take a holiday in the realms of virtual reality

Using the latest technology and vast amounts of

information collected about thousands of different holiday

resorts, this new computerised travel system is extremely

convincing You can go anywhere and see anything you

want You really can’t tell the difference from the real thing

The Great Lakes of Canada, the Great Barrier Reef

and the Taj Mahal were just like I've seen on travel

documentaries

| was able to sunbathe on a beautiful white sandy beach and

swim in a tropical blue sea | could feel a warm gentle

breeze against my skin and smell the salt in the air

Meanwhile, my parents were skiing down the long ski slopes

with real snow and deep green trees sparkling with ice

It all sounds wonderful doesn’t it? We just had to put on

gloves, goggles and headgear and sit back relax and

enjoy the trip However, neither the slopes nor the sea

were real Only the people on the beach or skiing beside

us were real The clouds and the blue sky are painted scenery and the sea is a huge swimming pool with an enormous wave machine The sun tan comes from the sun lamps in the roof

Nevertheless, it feels so real it is hard to tell the difference

| actually had to keep reminding myself that | was only about half an hour's drive away from my house

For those of you who believe that it is all too fake and artificial and couldn't possibly compare to the real thing, just stop and think about it for a moment No more delays

or lost luggage at the airport and no more crowded

beaches Your holiday will never again be spoiled by bad

weather and you won't break your leg going down the slopes either In fact, everything is perfect

However, that is not all a virtual reality holiday has to offer

If you get bored with a place or have had enough of swimming in the sea, just a quick click of a button and the season has changed.[5|_|Alternatively, you could simply change the sea from a gentle ocean to a surfer's paradise The choices are endless and they are all yours

We enjoyed a wonderful few days holiday Nobody got

annoyed, fed up, sunburnt or bitten by mosquitoes, in fact

we all felt extremely relaxed and completely satisfied | think that this type of holiday will become more and more popular as technology progresses [6 | _] | can’t wait until next year when once again we will travel around the world

of virtual reality

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H You will hear five interior decorators giving their opinion about how they would decorate their ideal

house Match the questions (A-F} to the speakers (1-5) There is one extra subject which you do not need

Listening

fo use

Which speaker:

A prefers Asian themes? Speaker 1 [_ |

B would use eco-friendly materials? Speaker 2 [_|

C prefers an up-to-date style? Speaker 3 [|

F likes colourful houses? ( Marks: 1)

5x2 1Ô

Writing

| A travel website has asked Internet users to submit articles about a place worth visiting in their country

Write your article describing the city/town, giving information about what visitors can see and do there and explaining why you would recommend it to other people (120-180 words)

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TEST 1 B tunis 1, 2) CLICK ON 4

1 Despite his age, he was still able to give a(n}

performance on stage

B lively C lovely D idyllic

timekeeping; this is the third time this week he’s

been late

A quaint

I’m sorry | broke your mug; I'll buy you a new one

lO up for it

A look B stay C tidy D make

I'm sorry, he’s dt lunch; can you call in

half an hour?

As he took his suit out of the , he noticed a

stain on the sleeve

Fill in the correct word

Due to bad weather the flight will be

¬ for about an hour

When do you think Pam call

us?

At the rear of the house there is a two-car

¬— as well as a garden shed

Our departure was postponed for twenty-four

hours, so we were put up in a_ four-star

T111 111011111 thà for the night

She has been working on this document

¬——— seven o'clock this morning

If you_ a little flour, the mixture will

thicken as it cooks

Ì unfil 8 o clock, so call me dfter that

A am sleeping C will be sleeping

B sleep D have slept

His computer is very old, so he

one this month

A buys

B will be buying C has been buying D is going to buy

Marks: Tô

10x]

The noise from the traffic was so loud we had

double _ fitted in all the windows

Acapulco is probably the most famous beach

[@SOF the world

| am the soup to make sure there is enough salt in it

He was so upset, he decided to

eee và a complaint to the manager

My new flat is in the of the city,

so | don't need a car

Marks: To

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will The weather cece Po HH ky e over a month

¬— eeeeeeeeceeeeeteeeeeeeeeeeeees tomorrow 5 The smell of roast beef has been coming from their

That's the most interesting book I’ve ever read kitchen all day

mover Ì smelling Their kichen

KH kg re interesting book before c« fOaSt beef all day We've arranged to have a barbecue next Sunday

are VWG Q.00 000 cea seeeateanenee es Marks: ——

Our house hasn't got a garage, but it’s gota huge | 4 | usually go to the bed around midnight

Don't you hate to washing the dishes?

Ít woas œ totally gadget, so | threw it away in the end USE

| like to just sỉ! or stroll in the park Ífs so there PEACE All public buildings in the ciy are now cà to people in wheelchairs ACCESS

My salary has more than doubled since | started my new job MONTH

Marks: ——

F Complete the dialogue

A: Johnson and Son TÌ ? | B: Well, it's leaking

B: [8] Q.2 c1 key my roof | B: Thank you, that would be great

A:

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G You are going to read a magazine article about travel advice Choose the most suitable heading from

Reading

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the list A-H for each part (1-6) of the article There is one extra heading which you do not need to use

There is an example at the beginning (0)

A Put it in Writing C Rough and Ready!

B Before you Start D Information at Your

ns

Fingertips

TRAVEL TIPS

E Read all About it!

F Holiday Nightlife G Family Matters H_ All you Could Possibly

Want

who organise © whole ronge of fun octvities fr

Choosing a holiday is not an easy thing Once you ve

chosen your destination there are still many other

decisions to be made There are so many different

kinds of holidays on offer nowadays, a little advice can

make all the difference when it comes to getting exactly

what you want

HÌ Imagine a holiday where you wouldn't have to decide 7 77 |

where to stay, where to eat and what to do each day

You wouldn't have to worry about expenses either;

everything you are likely to need has already been

paid for! If this sounds like heaven to you, why not

consider an alkinclusive holiday deal? As the name

suggests, everything is included: accommodation,

drinks, meals and, in some cases, daily excursions,

water sports and other activities The trick is to always

ask your travel agent exactly what you can expect for

your money Then, lie back and relax!

Now you can look for, and book, a bargain holiday

from the comfort of your own home, thanks to

computers Many travel companies have their own

websites and some specialise in cheap flights so you

can easily book flights and holiday packages online If

you don’t have a computer, you can still find bargain

holidays through Teletext which you can book by

phone If your TV search is unsuccessful, try checking

the travel sections of weekend newspapers

Holidays with young children can be very stresstul!

luckily, many major holiday companies now cater

specifically for families with young children Look for a

‘child friendly’ resort where there are special zones

«exclusively for kids They are run by experienced staff

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children throughout the day Children’s clubs are usually open between Zam and I|lpm and most offer a

babysitting service if parents want to party all night!

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Backpacking is especially popular with students and

young people who want a long, inexpensive holiday ~

often in exotic or unusual places But be warned; if you enjoy comfort and luxury, this probably isn’t the holiday for you Backpacking can be exciting and challenging,

but also very tiring Plan your routes and destinations

well in advance and surf the net for websites which have information and advice for independent travellers,

or find a detailed guide book which will tell you everything you need to know

STS

To get the most from a touring holiday, we recommend you buy a good guide book, one that contains detailed maps and updated information about costs, transport, accommodation, restaurants and sites worth visiting

You can read about the history and culture of the place you are visiting and even learn a few useful phrases in another language You can also find a lot of useful

ie

information on the Internet and simply print the pages /

you need

Finally, what if your holiday goes horribly wrong? If you

have booked with a travel company and have a serious

complaint you can usually claim some kind of

compensation Complain to a representative at the resort

and write to the company’s customer service centre when you get home If you are refused compensation, contact

the Association of British Travel Agents {ABTA} Of

course, we hope that nothing will go wrong and that you

have a fantastic holiday Bon Voyage!

Sines

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H You will hear five interior decorators giving their opinion about how they would decorate their ideal

house Match the questions (A-F) fo the speakers (1-5) There is an extra subject which you do not need

to use Which speaker:

Which speaker:

Listening

A prefers Asian themes? Speaker 1 [ |

B would use eco-friendly materials? Speaker 2 [|

E would go for a look from the past? Speaker 5 [ ]

Writing

| You've decided to throw a surprise party for your brother Write a letter to a friend inviting him/her to

the party Give details about the party as well as directions on how to get there (120-180 words)

susan

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TEST 2 A unis 3, 4) CLICK ON 4

(Time: 80 minutes}

1 James has got short dark hair, brown eyes, and a

3 My grandfather retired from work last month He

beeeeeteeeeeeeees for the same company for 40 years

4 You study medicine to be a doctor

A have to B ought to C need D should

5 Becky is happy and She always looks

on the bright side of life

A confidentB honest C optimistic D flexible

T] Í to bite my nails, but | don't

any more

2 Duncan_ still be at work

because his car isn’t here

3 She ¡s the most person l've ever

met She thinks she is better than everyone else

plenty of fluids if you've got the flu

5 Sarah was stuck in the liÍt - over

an hour before they got her out

You use the computer, it’s not working

A may not B might C can't D can Being stuck in traffic always makes me feel

Andy going to the cinema to watching videos

A would rather C would prefer

B prefers D rather prefers

Marks: ——

( 10x] ø)

Helen fifteen, isn't she?

It was a great patty It's œ you

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C Complete the second sentence using the word in bold You can use two to five words including the word

1 It was mean of him not to invite Tim to the party 4 |'m not sure, but | think she is working late tonight

Should He be She

2 The teacher told the class to continue working | 5 John has been taken ill with the flu, so he will be

while she left the room for a moment off school for a few days

carry — The teocher told the class come john

_ she left the room for a moment bettveesisssessstsesesssseesese athe flu, so he

3 How long ago did you start your new job? will be off school for a few days

D Cross out the incorrect word

1 When was the last time you had felt angry? 4 If | were being you, | would get an early night

2 He might have been to delayed 5 He suffers from the hay fever

3 | haven't been to school since after the day before

5x2

E Fill in the correct word derived from the word in bold

1 Duke Ellington was a famous jOZZ .:eseeeeeeereeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees MUSIC

2 Jenny felt proud when she .cccceeeseseseeceeeeeeeeeeeeeees completed the project SUCCESS

3 Florence Nightingale made nursing O .:ceeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees profession RESPECT

4 Mony medicines dre Œ ccà: of natural and synthetic ingredients | COMBINE

Marks: Tô

5x2

F Complete the exchanges

e A: I've got some bad news, Ï} e A: Do you think Ann would like to join a gym?

A: | didn't get accepted into university =f re but | think she likes aerobics

very disappointed B: 5} he needs to see a doctor

Marks: ——

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-G You are going to read an article about alternative medicine For questions 1-6, choose the correct

Reading

answer A, B, C or D

Chinese medicine has been around for at least 5,000

years However, it has only recently become an

increasingly popular alternative to conventional medicine

in Western Europe

The two philosophies of Chinese and Western medicine

are very different Chinese medicine is holistic, which

means that the healer treats the entire body to cure the

cause of the illness, not just the symptoms Western

medicine, on the other hand, only treats the part of the

body that has the problem

Another difference is that Chinese medicines contain

natural products They often consist of extracts from plants,

animals or minerals A typical remedy can include up to

twelve different herbs Each herb has a different quality

and remedies usually contain a combination of herbs

whose qualities are correctly balanced to cure the patient

The Chinese believe that the body's natural energy, or

‘chi’, flows through channels, that are connected to all

bodily functions and organs These channels are called

meridians The energy, in a healthy person, flows freely

through all meridians The Chinese believe we get ill

because a meridian has become blocked

Practitioners of Chinese medicine make a diagnosis by

looking at a person's skin tone, tongue and general

appearance They also listen to their breathing and

1 Chinese medicine in Europe is

A an ancient tradition

B growing in popularity

C the only alternative to Western medicine

D the most popular alternative medicine

2 Conventional Western medicine

A does not use a holistic approach

B can only treat certain parts of the body

C is based on two philosophies

D treats the cause as well as the symptoms

3 Chinese remedies

A only use ingredients of the best quality

B contain ingredients that have different qualities

C help restore a patient's sense of balance

D are more effective than conventional remedies

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consider six different aspects of the patient's pulse, as

opposed to the one aspect corresponding to the heart rate

as recognised in Western medicine They also take into consideration the spiritual and mental health of the patient

They believe that a person's chi can be imbalanced for months before any symptoms of illness appear

Perhaps the bestknown form of Chinese medicine is

acupuncture Although, because it involves needles, it isn’t

popular with everyone Fine needles are inserted into areas of the body that the Chinese call acupuncture points

The needles unblock the meridians and allow energy to flow freely through the body again Acupuncture is used to treat a wide variety of ailments, but it is more commonly

used as a form of pain relief

More and more, Western doctors are recognising that

Chinese medicine may be able to cure illnesses that conventional medicine cannot Evidence suggests that a long list of ailments including skin problems, arthritis, asthma and digestive disorders, for example, are being successfully treated every day Many patients who have not been cured by conventional medicine have been helped by Chinese treatments As Western techniques such as X-rays have been adopted in China, so it is that traditional Chinese medicine is gradually being accepted

by the Western medical profession

4 “Chỉ is the Chinese name for

A channels

B_ meridians

C bodily functions and organs

D the body’s natural energy

5 Acupuncture is used to

A locate channels of energy in the body

B correct the flow of energy in the body

C reduce the energy levels in the body

D block the meridians

6 At present, Western doctors

A don't believe in Chinese medicine

B use Chinese medicine on a regular basis

C are becoming interested in Chinese medicine

D believe Chinese medicine can cure

unconventional illnesses ( Moris: 7)

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H You will hear five people talking about headaches Match the questions (A-F} to the speakers (1-5) Use

the letters only once There is one extra letter which you do not need to use

Which speaker:

Listening

B almost didn’t get married? Speaker 2 [_ |

D prefers conventional medicine? Speaker 4 [|

F was informed about this cure by someone close to them? Marks: —

Writing

I Your teacher has announced a short story competition The story must end with the sentence: ‘It was a

trip | will always remember’ Write your story (120-180 words)

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TEST 2 B units 3, 4) CLICK ON 4

(Time: 80 minutes]

1 Janet has got an oval face with high

5 Jenny should try to be more It will be

difficult for her if she’s not prepared to change

A flexible C confident

B easy-going D optimistic

1 In Britain, chidren usuolly start

school when they are eleven

2_ You might have a Let's use the

thermometer to check

3 Do you know when they are bringing

the next Star Wars film?

Á | to live in the countryside, but

| recently moved to the city

5 Many species of plants and animals have already

B carried out D brought about

Bo | borrow your pen for a moment, please?

9 My mum works hours

ó lcant vain people They don’t

care about anything except how they look

Z Adrian canT† left the office yet,

there are still a lot of papers on his desk

8 You wont tell him, you?

remedies for everything

10 lisơ would tread a book than

watch TV

Marks: Tô

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C Complete the second sentence using the word in bold You can use two to five words including the word

1 | think you should see a dentist about that tooth 4 The President has promised to reform the health

were be ececceee cece eeeeeeeteeeeneeenerees service

kh xe see a dentist about that tooth bring The President has promised

2 Where did you get this lovely mirror? fae eeetettttteettttes to the health service

come HOW 0 eeecee cee ceeececeeeeeeeeeeteetenees 5 This is the first time | have travelled by ferry

already had some

have YOU oe cece ee cece eeeeetentetesteeeeteteees

1 Linda didn’t start talking until before everyone was | 4 | can sleep late tomorrow as | needn't have go to

2 She might have had been ill 5 You are being sixteen, aren't you?

3 Watching sad films always makes me to feel

depressed

Mony people sufer from T} eens or stage fright when they have to perform in

front of a large audience They worry that they will not be as 2) oo cece eeetteeeeeee as

they would like to be A useful 3) 00.0 eters is to prepare yourself thoroughly

by reheorsing every detoil of whot you wilÏ say or do 4] àà ào cccnic se: in your

head In this way, you will be sure fo give œ greot Š5} àằằà ào

B: You're right 2) oe why A: 4] ioc cecc csc eceeseeceeseeeeeeees

REPEAT PERFORM

Marks: To

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Reading

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G You are going to read an article about an underwater explorer Choose the most suitable heading from

the list AG for each part (1-5) of the article There is one extra heading that you do not need to use

There is an example at the beginning (0}

E Spreading the Word

F Never Forgotten G A lucky Break

Jacques Cousteau: A Remarkable Man

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Jacques Cousteau was an ecologist, conservationist,

explorer, filmmaker and inventor He was a man, who

spent practically his whole life underwater investigating

the hidden depths of the ocean and who did more to

educate the world about the mysteries of the deep than

any other person before or since

He was a sickly child and spent much of his time in bed,

reading and dreaming about a life at sea In 1920,

Jacques’ family moved to America and he was

encouraged to start swimming to build up his strength

This was the start of his fascination with water and the

more he learned through his own experiences, the more

passionate he became about ‘looking through nature's

keyhole’ However, his career in underwater exploration

came about by accident

After joining the French Navy and travelling around the

world, he was involved in a serious car accident that

left him badly injured with two broken arms He started

swimming in the Mediterranean sea to strengthen his

weak arms as part of his recovery process and

rediscovered his love of the ocean He developed a

pair of underwater goggles and experimented with

underwater breathing equipment to allow him to stay

underwater for longer periods His experiments led to

the development of the Aqua-Lung which was a

commercial success

During the Second World War, he worked for the

French Resistance and experimented with underwater

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photography He helped to dispose of German mines

and was awarded the Croix de Guerre and the Legion D'Honneur medals for his bravery In 1942, he made his first underwater film Sixty Feet Down lt was eighteen minutes long and was entered in the Cannes Film Festival After the war, he bought a ship which he named the Calypso and continued to make films He

wrote a book called The Silent World which became a

best seller and was the subject of his next film It received the Palme d'Or at Cannes and won an

Academy Award

His film successes led to his own television series

produced by ABC called The Undersea World of

Jacques Cousteau This series of weekly shows ran for eight years and was immensely popular around the globe Jacques Cousteau became a household name

He promoted the conservation of the oceans and highlighted the problems of overfishing, pollution and

the destruction of the coral reefs He established the

Cousteau Society in 1974 to protect ocean life and

discovered new species, raised sunken ships and even :

Jacques Cousteau will be remembered as one of the

great men of the twentieth century His documentaries,

discoveries and inventions won him many awards including the National Geographic Society's Gold Medal and Centennial Award and the U.S Presidential

Medal of Freedom He was truly an extraordinary man

whose love of the sea, determination and passion are

an example to us all

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H You will hear five people talking about headaches Match the questions (A-F} to the speakers (1-5) Use

the letters only once There is one extra statement which you do not need to use

Listening

Which speaker:

B almost didn’t get married? Speaker 2 [ | C_ had to have an operation? Speaker 3 [_ ]

D prefers conventional medicine? Speaker 4 [_]

E had to answer a lot of questions? Speaker 5 [|

F was informed about this cure by someone close to them?

Marks: ——

( 5x2 ‘10

Writing

| Sara Ferguson, the editor of the magazine you work for as a journalist, has asked you to write a report

assessing the good and bad points of the Pegasus Gym in your town Write your report describing the facilities, prices, opening hours, service and staff (120-180 words}

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TEST 3 A tunis 5, 6)

{Time: 80 minutes}

ó from the position of her compuler ,

1 Poul the cat out of the bag when he told

Tina that her friends were buying her earrings for

her birthday

A helped B let C released D put

couldn't see which website she was visiting

Last week, the city experienced 7 During our stay in Venice, we bought a

A worser B worse C the worst D bad A glass lovely perfume C lovely glass perfume

| enjoy for a few minutes before going to B lovely perfume glass D glass perfume lovely

bed at night 8 Alter days of trying to convince my parents to

A reading C to reading allow me to go on the school trip, they finally gave

B to read Dread 7 | and agreed to let me go

environmental problems 9 Dogs must ona leash at all times

Rain and snow are both types of B be keeping D have kept

A evaporation C condensation 10 As a result of the storm, many fallen power

A cords 8B wires C lines D strings

Marks: ——

( 10x1 |

Greenhouse are very harmful to | 6 WWexe goi q microwdqve in our

After he finished university, he went] 7 Dontgiwve now; you've nearly Leceeceeeeeeeeeeeeetenes the family business finished

Le deteeeeeeeseaeeeeeees warming is responsible for | 8 l am looking forword going fo changing weather patterns

Parrots are admired for their beauty, intelligence Spain this year

9 Jane is the cleverest person in my class

and their obiliy to speech | far

lÍyou to our monthly magazine, | 10 The factory was made to pay a huge fine for we'll give you a free T-shirt dumping industrial into the river

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C Complete the second sentence using the word in bold Use two to five words, including the word given

Do not change the word given

1 Ben Nevis is bigger than Snowdon 4 After finishing college, Amy became a

big Šnowdon is cc photogropher

Q.11 1K KT cà Ben Nevis into ẢHmY Q Quà

2 Your grades are not high enough Íor you to go tof - alter finishing college

low Your grades_ composers who ever lived

3 Mike was unsuccesstul at hiding his jealousy one of the best composers who ever

efforts Despie lived

1 The most largest city in New Zealand is Auckland | 4 London is the city where Big Ben is located in

2 The program which we have installed yesterday is }| 5 Try to using butter instead of margarine

working fine

5x2

1 Most of the items we throw away as rubbish aren't rubbish at all; they re RECYCLE

2 The bollet dancer moved across the stage during her performance last night GRACE

U not only destroys trees and plants, it also affects the ozone layer FOREST

5 Despite laws against it, illegal hunting confinues to the survival of certain THREAT

animal species

Marks: —-

( 5⁄2 '0

water shortage problem? governments should impose harsher penalties

to reduce global warming? paint them gnd put oil or vinegar in them

care more about money than saving the planet collected lots of old clothes

e A: What do you think about illegal hunting in B: 5] he about donating

( 5x2 Marks: 16)10

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Reading

CLICK ON 4

G You are going to read an article about an environmental organisation Six sentences have been removed

from the article Choose from the sentences A-G the one which best fits each gap (1-5) There is one

extra sentence which you do not need to use There is an example at the beginning (0)

A In 1982 their campaign to protect whales led to

the International Whaling Commission agreeing to ban whale hunting

B In the 1960s, John Bolen, Paul Cote and Irving

Stowe decided that it was time for action and they began working on an idea to help protect the

environment using non-violent means

C Because their aim was to make the world aware of

what was happening to the planet, they made publicity their weapon

D Because of the negative publicity, Shell did not

dump the platform

E Greenpeace would appreciate your help

F In ten years it had become so popular that some of

the original members felt that the organisation had become more important than its causes

G The question is; what are we doing about it?

WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE

We all know that our natural resources are being depleted,

animals are becoming extinct and our environment is so

polluted that it's a wonder we have survived at all

The answer, unfortunately, is: not enough

However, thanks to the efforts of three people in Canada, there

is hope [i] | The idea caught on quickly and the name

Greenpeace was chosen because it accurately described their

goal — to save the planet without hurting anyone

There were other similar groups formed at around the same

time, but what made Greenpeace so much more effective

was its unusual method of protest Their ‘common

man’ approach caught the attention of the media and they

showed startling images that very few of us can ignore

Their first successful campaign took place in 1971 when three

Greenpeace volunteers and four journalists left Vancouver,

Canada, in a small boat called the Phyllis Cormack Their

mission was fo stop the US government from testing H bombs

on Amchitka island in Alaska They were all arrested, but

thanks to all the negative publicity, the US government

decided to stop using Amchitka island as a testing site

In 1972, Greenpeace tried to stop France from testing

nuclear weapons in French Polynesia The French boarded

their boat by force A crew member managed to take a

photograph of the incident and once again the world was

able to see what was going on There was so much media

attention surrounding this incident that, in 1975, France

temporarily stopped its nuclear testing in that area

At the end of the 70s, Greenpeace Foundation became

Greenpeace International However, even they could

not deny that they had raised the world’s awareness of environmental issues Thanks to Greenpeace, subjects like

deforestation, toxic waste, water contamination and animal

rights were being discussed by ordinary people, not just concerned environmentalists

During the 1980s, Greenpeace became so powertul that it implemented major changes in international laws and

policies[4 | _]In 1983, they publicly exposed the dumping

of radioactive waste into the sea and, as a result, this was

also banned By the 1990s, Greenpeace had become so influential that it was responsible for the worldwide ban on using large driftnets at sea which were trapping dolphins and, thanks to their campaigns, a 50 year ban on mineral exploitation in Antarctica was officially declared

Of course, Greenpeace has made mistakes For example,

when Shell Oil attempted to dump an old oil platform in the Atlantic Ocean, Greenpeace declared that the platform was tull of toxic waste and would pollute the surrounding area

However, it was later discovered that the platform actually contained very little toxic waste and could have been dumped causing little environmental damage Greenpeace made a public apology to Shell, but the public began to question whether other claims might have been exaggerated

Nevertheless, despite a few minor mistakes, Greenpeace

has done so much good work that it is hard to criticise them They have also given everyone the opportunity to take an active role in trying to save our planet Let's just hope that

we are not too late!

Marks: To

5x2

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CLICK ON 4

H You will hear an interview with an artist who uses recycled materials in his work For questions 1-10,

complete the sentences

Listening

Luciano tries to inspire people to realise how (if resources are The exhibition aims to

roise(2T awareness The idea of [3] about recycling

is more important Art can help to promote understanding about how objects canbe [4] st

of inexpensive materials His favourite piece shows the impact of the T—————————Ừ People can transform recycled materials into art, decorations or practical

One workshop shows how baskets can be made from

ican Tapes people undertone ho

| As part of your school’s ‘Conservation Week’, your teacher has asked you to write an article offering

solutions to the problem of deforestation Write your article suggesting ways to conserve our forests and protect the wildlife that lives there (120-180 words)

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TEST 3 B tunis 5, 6) CLICK ON 4

(Time: 80 minutes}

1 U2’'s lead singer, Paul Hewson, doesn’t use his real

name; instead he goes by the name

Bono

We bought a battery- clock to take with

us on our camping trip

A operated B worked C used D serviced

Sdly, father is the president of the

company, decided to quit her job

A major cause of air pollution is the exhaust á

A gases C fumes

B atoms D molecules Wildlife are concerned about the environment

A scientists C members

B protectors D activists

Don't forget to turn on the

machine in case someone calls while we are out

Theres a strange message on my computer

plan for a recycling scheme in our school

We should use more alternative energy sources

A habitat B home C house Di life

ln years, the number of endangered

animals has increased

The bed was not big for my brother to

sleep in

A too B much C enough D far

| have just bought a bag

C small black canvas

D black canvas small

A black canvas small

B canvas small black

| found a great website that | could all

the information | needed from

Dœnielle, lives next door to me,

has just had a baby

Luggage must not left

unattended in the airport for security reasons.

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G3

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Complete the second sentence using the word in bold Use two to five words, including the word given

Do not change the word given

| have never been on a holiday as bad as this| 4 She fell over because her skates weren't fastened

Mary Anderson created the first windscreen wiper | 5 Lucy forgot to take her lunch to school with her

by The windscreen wiper Without lucy .ĂẰìẰ.ề

kHk nhờ Mary Anderson keksskseereessseeeccccer D@T lunch You must vacate the flat by the end of the month

Maria lives more farther away from school than | 4 This software should to be installed by a qualified

| can't stand to watching horror films 5 This dish is being made of china

5x2 19

lam writing fo expr@š§S my con nén with the computer | recently SATSIFY

purchased from your shop

The price is NOt .ccceeccececeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeenneneeneeeeeenees | can't sell it for any less NEGOTIATE

¬— programmes have helped protect a number of endangered

Before the of the telephone, communicating over long distances was difficult | INVENT

Complete the dialogue

: Hello, is that the water company? A: About an hour ago

| see đ] Q0 n2 HH nhe se it? a walk

Near my home, on the corner of Cane Street and | B: Well, thank you for letting us know We will send

5x2 x 10

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Credit cards, cash cards, membership cards, store loyalty cards,

clockin cards, travel passes — the list is endless Soon, there may

be one card that does everything Manufacturers are aiming to

produce a chip that is small enough to go on a card but still able

to hold a huge amount of data If they succeed, we may well see

the introduction of ‘multiapplication’ cards that can be used as

your passport, driving licence and your credit card However,

many people worry about their security Signatures and PIN

numbers would not be sufficient to stop fraud One suggestion is

to incorporate fingerprint identification on the card Of course, this

would mean that even more information would need to be

imprinted on the microchip, so perhaps it is not yet time to throw

away that purse full of plastic

B Online Living

Would it be possible to live completely online? 23-year-old

graduate Chris tried it out as a volunteer for a research project In

13 weeks he had to set up a home and attend to his daily needs,

including banking, studying, eating and entertaining himself The

only people he had for company were on the Internet His daily

routine consisted of checking emails, doing research and

spending hours on the net shopping for what he needed With no

pizza place or local shop to go to Chris had to plan all his meals

in advance to avoid being hungry The house wasn't cleaned for

weeks [it took some time to find a vaccum cleaner over the net)

However, he did manage to furnish the house Surprisingly,

though, it was extremely difficult to buy a pair of shoes This

experiment revealed that successful online living relies a great deal

on being practical and it definitely has its advantages although it

may not be as instantly satisfying as living in the real world

Which passage(s) mention(s) something which:

has been used for almost half a century?

cannot be copied by criminals?

doesn't encourage contact with people?

may take longer than expected?

cannot be relied on completely?

improves public safety?

requires good organisational skills?

can be used at home?

makes people think about their behaviour?

involves using biological information?

This form of identification was introduced in 1995 and works by

checking the patterns in your eye Some banks in America have

already installed scanners in ATMs and their customers no longer

need to use a PIN number or even a cash card Iris scanning is

also already replacing passwords on desktop computers, preventing unauthorised people from accessing the computer At

home, this would mean that children would not be able to browse

unsuitable websites or get into their parents’ private files On a

larger scale, airports could use iris scanning to help prevent people from using false passports However, unlike fingerprints,

iris scans can be taken without your knowledge You will only

have to glance in the direction of a camera and your details will

be recorded This has advantages for detecting criminals, but

disadvantages for the ordinary law-abiding citizen Looking deep

into someone's eyes may take on a new meaning in the future!

D Surveillance Cameras

Surveillance cameras have been in existence since the 1960s and today they can watch our every move, in shops, at train stations,

in the street, or at football stadiums In areas with closed circuit

cameras, the police can spot criminals and even prevent a crime from happening The police can film a crowd of people at a

football match, for example, and using a computer that can scan faces at the rate of 250 per second, they can identify known

troublemakers In some areas where cameras exist, the crime rate

has dropped by 50% Other applications of CCTV include installing them in private homes to allow anxious mothers to see if

their children are being mistreated with the help of small hidden

cameras There are plenty of eyes in the sky, too Powerful satellites can identify people and places from space It may not be long before everything we do is observed, and we will not be

able to put a foot wrong

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H You will hear an interview with an artist who uses recycled materials in his work For questions 1-10,

complete the sentences

Listening

Luciano tries to inspire people to realise how [resources are The exhibition aims to

oise(2T awareness The idea of [3[ | about recycling

is more important Art can help to promote understanding about how objects canbe [4] _]}

Most of the materiodls œe collecled tom|5| i‘i‘i‘iéSCC*@t;s Recycling art makes

of inexpensive materials His favourite piece shows the impact of the

a People can transform recycled materials into art, decorations or practical

One workshop shows how baskets can be made from

| You recently bought a digital camera from a mail order catalogue, but you were sent the wrong model

and no instruction manual Write a letter of complaint describing the problem and saying what action you expect fo be taken (120-180 words)

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