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PRE-INTERMEDIATE ➞ INTERMEDIATE PLACEMENT TEST
NAME
1 I drink a cup of coffee the morning. 2 0 Eric and Maggie abroad. 37 I’ve been her friend primary school.
a at b on c in d of a has never been c never has been a since b from c before d with
b have never been d never have been
2 Paul plays football the weekend. 3 8 How long the guitar?
21 many countries this year?
a on b in c of d at a you play c are you playing
a Did you visit c Have you visited b do you play d have you played
3 My sister in France and I live in Italy.
b Do you visit d Are you visiting
3 9 Mrs Rose in the same house all her life and
a lives b don’t live c living d doesn’t live
22 Rachel’s bought the tickets for the concert. she doesn’t want to move now.
4 What time dinner? She got four.
a lives c has lived
a do you eat c you eat a already b ever c yet d never b lived d was living
b does you eat d you not eat
23 Has Jean travelled to the Caribbean? 4 0 William parties.
5 I can’t come out now, I my homework.
a yet b never c ever d before a never has liked c hasn’t never liked
a is doing b do c am doing d does b has never liked d hasn’t liked never
24 I haven’t finished the book . I have 20 pages
6 Why ? It’s not time to go home. to read. 41 I’m crazy jazz music.
a do you go c are you not going a never b yet c already d ever a about b of c into d for
b are you going d you go
25 The story in a small English village. 4 2 Are you okay? You look a little .
7 Children often tired after eating.
a is about c takes part a horrible b sad c great d attractive
a go b be c feel d have b is a classic d takes place
43 Can you the TV? It’s time we left for the
8 When do you usually the cinema? 2 6 I’m sorry. I’m not interested seeing that film. party.
a go on b go to c go d do a in b on c at d for a turn up c turn down
9 I’m not into stamps. I think it’s boring. 27 When Tim home, he had a bath. b turn on d turn off
a having b saving c keeping d collecting a was getting c got 4 4 We buy the tickets tomorrow. The station is
open all day.
10 Andrea enjoys jewellery in her free time. b gets d has got
a mustn’t b can c can’t d don’t have to
a making b doing c make d do 2 8 At 7 a.m. I breakfast. What were you doing?
45 Caroline practise the clarinet every day. She
11 The film was terrible. a ate c am eating
has an exam next week.
b eat d was eating
a a bit c absolutely
a can c has to
b very d quite 2 9 When I dinner, I heard a strange noise.
b can’t d doesn’t have to
1 2 I’m a bit worried about Kate. She . a cooked c has cooked
4 6 When you go to a museum, you touch the
b was cooking d am cooking
a haven’t phoned c not phoned paintings. It is not allowed.
b hasn’t phoned d didn’t phoned 3 0 My sister mushrooms when she was a child.
a can c don’t have to
13 John a hard day and doesn’t want to go out. a doesn’t like c didn’t like b must d mustn’t
b hasn’t liked d wasn’t liking
a haven’t had c has been 47 You bring any food. There will be lots of food
b hasn’t had d has had 31 Have you visited your uncle in Australia ? there.
1 4 my phone? a never b before c ever d just a can't c may not
a Have you see c Have you seen 32 I a long email to my brother last night. b mustn’t d don’t have to
b Have you saw d You have seen a write c wrote 4 8 Visitors use the lounge if they want to.
15 Jenny knows people. b was writing d have written a must c don’t have to
a a little b any c no d a lot of 33 My parents can’t the music I listen to. b may d can’t
16 Do you have ice cream? a get on with c stand 49 Jamie a toothache for two days.
b argue d like
a has c is having
a any b some c a few d no
3 4 I like TV programmes from the internet. b has had d was having
17 My sister is very good money.
a uploading c multitasking 5 0 I sometimes feel in the winter when it is cold
a at b with c on d for
b downloading d going online and dark.
1 8 How much money do you spend clothes a
35 Jackie cooking. a hurt c depressed
month?
b sick d faint
a always has loved c always have loved
a for b with c in d on
b has always loved d have always loved 51 My parents think a famous actor when I’m
19 I bought a/an jacket from the charity shop. older.
3 6 Kathryn has lived in this road years.
a old leather black c black old leather a I will becoming c I become
a before b since c with d for
b old black leather d black leather old b I’ll become d I have become
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PRE-INTERMEDIATE ➞ INTERMEDIATE PLACEMENT TEST PRE-INTERMEDIATE ➞ INTERMEDIATE PLACEMENT TEST
2 0 Eric and Maggie abroad. 37 I’ve been her friend primary school. 52 I’m sure he late. He never is.
a has never been c never has been a since b from c before d with a is c will be
b have never been d never have been b isn’t d won’t be
3 8 How long the guitar?
21 many countries this year? 53 It’s too cold outside. I home.
a you play c are you playing
a Did you visit c Have you visited b do you play d have you played a will go b go c am going d went
b Do you visit d Are you visiting
3 9 Mrs Rose in the same house all her life and 5 4 If you are late, you you can’t get in. They
22 Rachel’s bought the tickets for the concert. she doesn’t want to move now. sometimes close the doors.
She got four.
a lives c has lived a will find c are going to find
a already b ever c yet d never b lived d was living b may find d find
23 Has Jean travelled to the Caribbean? 4 0 William parties. 55 I not going to buy that coat – it’s too
expensive.
a yet b never c ever d before a never has liked c hasn’t never liked
b has never liked d hasn’t liked never a am sure c am perhaps
24 I haven’t finished the book . I have 20 pages
b am definitely d definitely am
to read. 41 I’m crazy jazz music.
5 6 Sue Derek to the restaurant tonight.
a never b yet c already d ever a about b of c into d for
a will bring probably c will probably bring
25 The story in a small English village. 4 2 Are you okay? You look a little .
b probably will bring d probably not bring
a is about c takes part a horrible b sad c great d attractive
57 is a serious problem in many large cities.
b is a classic d takes place
43 Can you the TV? It’s time we left for the
a Green spaces c Hunting
2 6 I’m sorry. I’m not interested seeing that film. party.
b Habitat loss d Air pollution
a in b on c at d for a turn up c turn down
5 8 Some can be dangerous and you have to be
b turn on d turn off
27 When Tim home, he had a bath.
careful when you go swimming in the sea.
4 4 We buy the tickets tomorrow. The station is
a was getting c got
a jellyfish c snakes
open all day.
b gets d has got
b toads d alligators
a mustn’t b can c can’t d don’t have to
2 8 At 7 a.m. I breakfast. What were you doing?
59 They’ll phone us before they .
45 Caroline practise the clarinet every day. She
a ate c am eating
a are leaving c left
has an exam next week.
b eat d was eating
b leave d will leave
a can c has to
2 9 When I dinner, I heard a strange noise.
6 0 Sandra will call you when she home.
b can’t d doesn’t have to
a cooked c has cooked
a gets b is getting c will get d got
4 6 When you go to a museum, you touch the
b was cooking d am cooking
paintings. It is not allowed. 61 If you don’t go to sleep now, you really tired
3 0 My sister mushrooms when she was a child.
tomorrow.
a can c don’t have to
a doesn’t like c didn’t like
b must d mustn’t a are c will feel
b hasn’t liked d wasn’t liking
b feel d are feeling
47 You bring any food. There will be lots of food
31 Have you visited your uncle in Australia ?
there. 6 2 If it , we’ll go to a museum and not the beach.
a never b before c ever d just
a can't c may not a rained c will rain
32 I a long email to my brother last night. b mustn’t d don’t have to b rains d isn’t raining
a write c wrote 4 8 Visitors use the lounge if they want to. 63 We be late for our flight if we leave now. We
b was writing d have written have to hurry up.
a must c don’t have to
33 My parents can’t the music I listen to. b may d can’t a may b definitely c won’t d perhaps
a get on with c stand 49 Jamie a toothache for two days. 6 4 It was very quiet. of the people in the room
b argue d like said a word.
a has c is having
3 4 I like TV programmes from the internet. b has had d was having a No b Any c None d All
a uploading c multitasking 5 0 I sometimes feel in the winter when it is cold 65 people like spiders but I don’t.
b downloading d going online and dark.
a All b No c Some d None
35 Jackie cooking. a hurt c depressed
6 6 I usually go to school foot.
b sick d faint
a always has loved c always have loved
a by b on c from d with
b has always loved d have always loved 51 My parents think a famous actor when I’m
older. 67 How often do you travel plane?
3 6 Kathryn has lived in this road years.
a I will becoming c I become a on b from c in d by
a before b since c with d for
b I’ll become d I have become
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PRE-INTERMEDIATE ➞ INTERMEDIATE PLACEMENT TEST
6 8 A new school in our city. 8 5 My father got rid his old car. He sold it to my SKILLS TEST 1A/1B, MODULE 1
uncle.
a has built c is built Exercise 2 pages 7 and 9
b has been built d built a off b of c on d in Presenter: Today I’m talking to Jan Krugen, who
competes in Ironman triathlons. Welcome Jan.
69 Spanish in most Latin American countries. 8 6 I’ve got the tickets. Janice and Paul to meet us Jan: Hi.
at the door. Presenter: So Jan, how are Ironman competitions
a speaks c is spoken different from normal triathlons?
b has been spoken d was spoke a are going b go c will d went Jan: They’re just much longer for each of the three
parts.
70 Picasso in 1881 in Spain. 8 7 When you leave school, what ? Presenter: Now you’re training for the next
Ironman World Championships. What are the
a is born c has been born a did you do distances for the swimming, cycling and running?
Jan: Well, 2.4 miles for swimming, 112 miles for
b was born d born b are you going to do
cycling and twenty-six miles for running.
c have you done Presenter: Wow! Which part of the Ironman are you
71 Many emails from this computer every day.
d may you do best at?
a were sent c are being sent Jan: Well, probably the cycling because I have strong
8 8 The film at 9 p.m. Come on! legs.
b are sent d will send Presenter: And what about the running?
a is starting c will start Jan: Well, I find the running difficult and training to
72 The two men were stopped the police.
b starts d is going to start run a marathon is lonely. I’ve started running with a
friend, so now it’s easier to do!
a from b with c by d for
8 9 What time the train ? Presenter: Now, I feel tired just thinking about a
seventeen hour race ... ! How do you feel when you
73 The window last night.
a does … leave c is … going to leave finish a race?
a breaks c was broken b will … leave d has … left Jan: Well, tired but happy!
Presenter: So, how do you prepare? Do you have a
b broke d was breaking
9 0 The class in twenty minutes. weekly plan?
Jan: Yes. I train for the race in parts and swim, cycle
74 I love with my friends at the weekend.
a is going finish c will finish and run each week. I do a different sport every day.
On Mondays and Thursdays I swim two to three
a going out c going up b finished d finishes miles. On Tuesdays I cycle about fifty miles and
b going on d going in Fridays I cycle eighty miles or more. On Wednesdays
91 The basketball match was really and the and Saturdays I go running. I always go for a shorter
75 The price of CDs has a lot this year. crowd went crazy. run of about ten miles in the week and run about 20
miles on Saturday. Sometimes I cycle or I swim as
a gone back c gone down a upsetting c terrifying well on Saturdays. Just before a race I train for two
sports on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. I also
b gone on d gone out b exciting d excited do more miles.
76 If I had time, I a long holiday. 92 I was at the violence in the film. Presenter: What about Sundays?
Jan: Ah, now on Sundays I never train and I usually
a take c will take a shocking c shocked get up at nine o’clock. I have a relaxed breakfast and
read the newspaper. After lunch I go to the park to
b would take d took b surprising d interested walk the dog and play football with my sons. It’s a
family day really and in the afternoon, we sometimes
77 If you on a desert island, how would you 93 People laugh a lot, live longer. go to the zoo or the cinema. The zoo is better when
spend your time? it’s sunny.
a which b where c who d when Presenter: Well, thanks for talking to me today Jan
a are living c have lived and good luck with the World Championships.
9 4 That’s the place we first met. Jan: You’re welcome. Good to meet you too.
b lived d live
a where b when c which d that SKILLS TEST 2A/2B, MODULE 2
7 8 My brother hates football.
9 5 What was the name of the film you saw last Exercise 2 pages 11 and 13
a to play c playing
week? Ben: Have you heard of the board game Go ?
b play d playing always Kim: No, I haven’t. Where is it from?
a when b that c what d where Ben: Well, I read yesterday that it was first played in
79 for people to arrive at a party can be really
China about 2500 years ago.
boring. 9 6 ‘Don’t worry’ – My sister me not to worry. Kim: Really? That’s amazing. I’ve never heard of it.
Do people play it in other countries too?
a To wait c Wait a advise b wanted c asked d told Ben: Oh yes. People play it all over the world. The
b Waiting d When you wait 97 ‘Could you get some milk?’ – My mother me to article said more than twenty-six million people play
Go.
8 0 Have you ever been to UK? get some milk. Kim: That’s a lot! So, how do you play it?
Ben: Well. It’s a game for two players. There is a
a – b an c the d a a ordered b asked c told d advised board, like a chess board but bigger. It usually has
nineteen squares across and nineteen squares down.
81 What do you know about River Amazon? 9 8 ‘Hurry up Sam! If you don’t get in the car now, we’re Kim: Do players have pieces like in chess?
going without you.’ My parents me to hurry up. Ben: No, they have stones. One player has white
a a b the c – d an ones. The other player has black.
a wanted c advised Kim: Do they have a lot of stones?
8 2 Robert’s very and never gets angry.
b asked d ordered Ben: Oh yes, there are 180 white and 181 black
stones.
a moody c easy-going
9 9 It’s late to go out now. It’s 11 p.m. Kim: That’s a lot! But why are there more black
b impatient d funny stones?
a enough b too c very d so Ben: Because black starts the game.
8 3 June is very and always wants to help people.
Kim: Okay. Is it an easy game?
10 0 I’m not old to drive a car. I’m only fifteen.
a sensible b kind c untidy d shy Ben: Well, yes, at the beginner’s level.
Kim: Do players take turns to play like in chess?
a too b very c enough d for
8 4 Do you get on your sister? Ben: Yes and when a player has a turn they put a
stone on the board.
a on b at c for d with
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ST1A GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY NAME NAME
E
T MODULE 1
1 Complete the sentences with the Present Simple or the 4 Use the cues to write questions and answers. Use the Reading
Present Continuous form of the verbs in brackets. Present Simple or the Present Continuous.
1 Read the article. Are the statements true (T) or false (F)?
0 They go (go) to the cinema at the weekend. 0 like jazz music? (like rock music)
1 She (not study) at the moment. Do you like jazz music? No, I like rock music. Business manager, Mark Ordaz, talks about running
2 My brother is learning to play the violin but he 1 watch film at the moment? (listen to the radio) For many people, running is a sport for the weekend but
(not practise) every day. for me it is definitely part of my daily routine. It keeps
me fit and healthy and is a wonderful way to relax. I also
3 you (walk) or get a bus home from 2 go jogging? (play tennis)
like it because I can do it alone. I like playing football
school?
but I’m usually working when my friends play it. I have
4 After school, I do my homework and then I a successful business and I am very hard-working. My
3 cook pasta? (make a pizza)
(have) dinner with my family. typical day begins at 5 a.m. and ends at 11 p.m. I myself

5 What you usually (do) after school? work a ten to twelve hour day but I’m happy with my job.
4 go to bed early? (go to bed at 11 p.m.) I don’t usually work at the weekend but sometimes I do a
6 What are you (do)? I’m listening to music.
few hours on Sunday.

When I wake up I go for a long run. I like running because
/6 5 wait for the bus at the moment? (walk to work)
it gives me time to think about what I’m doing that day.
When I get home I always have a plan for the day in my
head. I go into the kitchen, sit down and make some notes.
2 Write the -ing form of the verbs below.
/10 I write down what I am doing in the morning, afternoon
and evening and who I am meeting. Then I eat a healthy
0 live living
breakfast and get ready for work. I usually take my shorts
1 get 5 Complete the sentences with the correct words. The and running shoes with me when I have meetings or
2 wait fi rst letter of each word has been given. travel to other cities because a short run is an ideal way to
relax. Most cities have a park and there are always other
3 jog
0 She likes listening to the radio when she is alone in runners to talk to so it is never lonely.
4 prepare the house.
Some people think I’m a little crazy because I think
5 swim 1 She is a very s runner and has two gold medals running is relaxing. They think you need a lot of energy to
6 cycle from the Olympics. go running but I always feel full of energy afterwards and
I never feel stressed or tired. Perhaps, it is time for you to
7 happen 2 My d routine is really boring. I do the same
start running?
things every day.
/7 3 He is very o . He always does his homework
before watching TV. 1 Running is part of Mark’s normal lifestyle.
4 I usually feel s before exams – I worry about 2 Mark doesn’t like working long days.
3 Complete the dialogue with the Present Simple or the difficult questions.
3 Mark goes for a run before breakfast.
Present Continuous form of the verbs in brackets.
5 My sister is a n person and always stays up
4 Mark uses the time he is running to plan his day.
late. In the morning she usually gets up late.
A: Hi Jack! What 0 are you doing (do)? 5 Mark goes running when he travels to other cities for
6 It’s always w to see my cousin – we have so
B: I 1 (make) pizza for our dinner tonight. work.
much fun together.
A: What 2 you (put) on it? 6 Mark says he feels lonely when he is running.
7 I write the times and dates of football matches in my
B: I 3 (not know). Are you coming round for 7 Running gives Mark energy and stops him feeling
d .
dinner? stressed.
8 My t day starts at 6.30 a.m. and finishes at
A: Yes, please! 8 Mark thinks running is a good activity for people to do.
10 p.m.

B: Okay. 4 you (like) cheese and ham?
9 Don’t forget your swimming c when you go to
A: Yes. 5 you (want) any help? the pool today.
B: Yes, but you have homework to do. 10 I’m cooking d tonight.
A: Oh, I 6 (not do) my homework at the moment.
I 7 (come) to your house! /10
B: Okay, see you soon.
TOTAL SCORE /40
/7
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GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY NAME SKILLS 1
A
MODULE 1
Use the cues to write questions and answers. Use the Reading Listening
Present Simple or the Present Continuous.
1 Read the article. Are the statements true (T) or false (F)? 2 2 Listen to two people talking about sport. Choose
0 like jazz music? (like rock music) the best answer to the questions.
Do you like jazz music? No, I like rock music. Business manager, Mark Ordaz, talks about running
1 Which of these sports is not in an Ironman competition?
1 watch film at the moment? (listen to the radio) For many people, running is a sport for the weekend but
a b c
for me it is definitely part of my daily routine. It keeps

me fit and healthy and is a wonderful way to relax. I also
2 go jogging? (play tennis)
like it because I can do it alone. I like playing football
but I’m usually working when my friends play it. I have
a successful business and I am very hard-working. My
3 cook pasta? (make a pizza)
typical day begins at 5 a.m. and ends at 11 p.m. I myself 2 What sport does Jan now find easier?

work a ten to twelve hour day but I’m happy with my job.
a b c
4 go to bed early? (go to bed at 11 p.m.) I don’t usually work at the weekend but sometimes I do a
few hours on Sunday.

When I wake up I go for a long run. I like running because
5 wait for the bus at the moment? (walk to work)
it gives me time to think about what I’m doing that day.
When I get home I always have a plan for the day in my
head. I go into the kitchen, sit down and make some notes. 3 Which sport does Jan do on Mondays and Thursdays?
/10 I write down what I am doing in the morning, afternoon a b c
and evening and who I am meeting. Then I eat a healthy
breakfast and get ready for work. I usually take my shorts
Complete the sentences with the correct words. The and running shoes with me when I have meetings or
fi rst letter of each word has been given. travel to other cities because a short run is an ideal way to
relax. Most cities have a park and there are always other
0 She likes listening to the radio when she is alone in runners to talk to so it is never lonely. 4 What does Jan do on Sunday mornings?
the house. Some people think I’m a little crazy because I think a b c
1 She is a very s runner and has two gold medals running is relaxing. They think you need a lot of energy to
from the Olympics. go running but I always feel full of energy afterwards and
I never feel stressed or tired. Perhaps, it is time for you to
2 My d routine is really boring. I do the same
start running?
things every day.
3 He is very o . He always does his homework
before watching TV. 1 Running is part of Mark’s normal lifestyle. /4
4 I usually feel s before exams – I worry about 2 Mark doesn’t like working long days.
difficult questions.
3 Mark goes for a run before breakfast. Communication
5 My sister is a n person and always stays up
4 Mark uses the time he is running to plan his day.
late. In the morning she usually gets up late. 3 Choose the correct words to complete the sentences.
5 Mark goes running when he travels to other cities for
6 It’s always w to see my cousin – we have so
work.
0 It’s ddeeffiinniitteellyy//mmaayybbee sunny. She’s wearing sunglasses.
much fun together.
6 Mark says he feels lonely when he is running.
1 Maybe/Probably it’s in Greece because it looks hot.
7 I write the times and dates of football matches in my
7 Running gives Mark energy and stops him feeling
d . 2 What can you see behind/background the car?
stressed.
8 My t day starts at 6.30 a.m. and finishes at 3 It’s perhaps/definitely winter. I can see snow.
8 Mark thinks running is a good activity for people to do.
10 p.m.
4 Is that your house in/on the background?
9 Don’t forget your swimming c when you go to
5 I think he’s happy perhaps/because he is smiling.
the pool today.
/8 6 Who is the runner in the left/middle of the group?
10 I’m cooking d tonight.
7 Is that a child in/on the foreground of the picture?
8 Who is on the left/middle of the winning group?
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ST1B GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY NAME NAME
E
T MODULE 1
1 Complete the sentences with the Present Simple or the 4 Use the cues to write questions and answers. Use the Reading
Present Continuous form of the verbs in brackets. Present Simple or the Present Continuous.
1 Read the article. Are the statements true (T) or false (F)?
0 They go (go) to the cinema at the weekend. 0 like jazz music? (like rock music)
1 I often (go) to the park or go swimming on Do you like jazz music. No, I like rock music Business manager, Mark Ordaz, talks about running
Sunday mornings. 1 do your homework? (write a letter) For many people, running is a sport for the weekend but
2 My brother is (not work) in France at the for me it is definitely part of my daily routine. It keeps
moment. me fit and healthy and is a wonderful way to relax. I also
2 eat ready-made meals? (prepare food at home)
like it because I can do it alone. I like playing football
3 we (go) home now? I’m really hungry.
but I’m usually working when my friends play it. I have
4 At the weekend, I usually (get up) at 10 a.m. a successful business and I am very hard-working. My
3 meet your sister at the cinema? (meet friends at
5 What you (do) at the weekend? I the park) typical day begins at 5 a.m. and ends at 11 p.m. I myself
usually visit family. work a ten to twelve hour day but I’m happy with my job.

I don’t usually work at the weekend but sometimes I do a
6 I (read) my book at the moment.
4 get up early at the weekend? (get up late) few hours on Sunday.
When I wake up I go for a long run. I like running because
/6
it gives me time to think about what I’m doing that day.
5 talk to Anna at the moment? (do my homework)
When I get home I always have a plan for the day in my
head. I go into the kitchen, sit down and make some notes.
2 Write the -ing form of the verbs below.
I write down what I am doing in the morning, afternoon
/10 and evening and who I am meeting. Then I eat a healthy
0 live living
breakfast and get ready for work. I usually take my shorts
1 feel and running shoes with me when I have meetings or
2 have 5 Complete the sentences with the correct words. The travel to other cities because a short run is an ideal way to
fi rst letter of each word has been given. relax. Most cities have a park and there are always other
3 run
runners to talk to so it is never lonely.
4 win 0 She likes listening to the radio when she is alone in
Some people think I’m a little crazy because I think
5 come the house. running is relaxing. They think you need a lot of energy to
6 drive 1 I am having a big p for my birthday. go running but I always feel full of energy afterwards and
I never feel stressed or tired. Perhaps, it is time for you to
7 make 2 My mum does y to help her relax.
start running?
3 H students always pass their exams.
/7 4 He’d like to be a j and work for a newspaper.
1 Mark doesn’t have much free time.
5 I always wear g when I swim.
2 It’s unusual for Mark to get up at 5 a.m.
3 Complete the dialogue with the Present Simple or the 6 She f our cats every morning
3 Mark never works at the weekend.
Present Continuous form of the verbs in brackets.
7 I never feel l when my parents are away.
4 Mark always has breakfast before he goes running.
8 I always wear a h when I go cycling.
A: Hi! Where are you? Can you talk now? 5 Running gives Mark time to get organised.
9 They all felt very t after the race.
B: Yes, I’m at home. 6 Mark likes talking to other runners.
10 It’s a good idea to wear a w when diving in cold
A: 0 Are you coming (come) to the cinema with us 7 Mark says running gives him energy.
water.
tonight?
8 Mark sometimes feels tired after running.
B: I 1 (not know). I 2 (do) my homework
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at the moment.
A: Oh, come on. We 3 (buy) the tickets now.
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tonight. What 5 you (do) after school
tomorrow?
A: Nothing this week. I usually 6 (see) my sister
but she’s busy.
B: Oh. 7 you (want) to come to my
house?
A: Okay. See you tomorrow then.
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GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY NAME SKILLS 1
B
MODULE 1
Use the cues to write questions and answers. Use the Reading Listening
Present Simple or the Present Continuous.
1 Read the article. Are the statements true (T) or false (F)? 2 2 Listen to two people talking about sport. Choose
0 like jazz music? (like rock music) the best answer to the questions.
Do you like jazz music. No, I like rock music Business manager, Mark Ordaz, talks about running
1 Which of these sports is not in an Ironman competition?
1 do your homework? (write a letter) For many people, running is a sport for the weekend but
a b c
for me it is definitely part of my daily routine. It keeps

me fit and healthy and is a wonderful way to relax. I also
2 eat ready-made meals? (prepare food at home)
like it because I can do it alone. I like playing football
but I’m usually working when my friends play it. I have
a successful business and I am very hard-working. My
3 meet your sister at the cinema? (meet friends at
2 What sport does Jan find difficult?
typical day begins at 5 a.m. and ends at 11 p.m. I myself
the park)
work a ten to twelve hour day but I’m happy with my job. a b c

I don’t usually work at the weekend but sometimes I do a
4 get up early at the weekend? (get up late) few hours on Sunday.
When I wake up I go for a long run. I like running because
it gives me time to think about what I’m doing that day.
5 talk to Anna at the moment? (do my homework)
When I get home I always have a plan for the day in my 3 What sport does Jan do on Tuesdays and Fridays?
head. I go into the kitchen, sit down and make some notes.
a b c
I write down what I am doing in the morning, afternoon
/10 and evening and who I am meeting. Then I eat a healthy

breakfast and get ready for work. I usually take my shorts
and running shoes with me when I have meetings or
Complete the sentences with the correct words. The travel to other cities because a short run is an ideal way to
4 What does Jan do when he goes to the park on Sunday?
fi rst letter of each word has been given. relax. Most cities have a park and there are always other
runners to talk to so it is never lonely. a b c
0 She likes listening to the radio when she is alone in
Some people think I’m a little crazy because I think
the house.
running is relaxing. They think you need a lot of energy to
1 I am having a big p for my birthday. go running but I always feel full of energy afterwards and
I never feel stressed or tired. Perhaps, it is time for you to
2 My mum does y to help her relax.
start running?
3 H students always pass their exams. /4
4 He’d like to be a j and work for a newspaper.
1 Mark doesn’t have much free time.
5 I always wear g when I swim. Communication
2 It’s unusual for Mark to get up at 5 a.m.
6 She f our cats every morning
3 Mark never works at the weekend.
3 Choose the correct words to complete the sentences.
7 I never feel l when my parents are away.
4 Mark always has breakfast before he goes running.
8 I always wear a h when I go cycling. 0 It’s ddddeeeeffffiiiinnnniiiitttteeeellllyyyy///maybe sunny. People are wearing
5 Running gives Mark time to get organised.
sunglasses.
9 They all felt very t after the race.
6 Mark likes talking to other runners.
1 There are lots of children in the park. It is perhaps/
10 It’s a good idea to wear a w when diving in cold
7 Mark says running gives him energy. definitely the school holidays.
water.
8 Mark sometimes feels tired after running. 2 Who is the man on the right/middle of the photo?
/10 3 I enjoy running because/maybe it is good exercise.
/8
4 Who is the woman in/on the middle of the group?
TOTAL SCORE /40 5 It’s definitely/perhaps nighttime. It’s very dark.
6 Your parents are in/on the foreground of the photo.
7 What can you see in the background/left? Mountains?
8 I think the swimmer on the middle/left is from Australia.
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