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UNIT 1

1
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Which statement about Crystal Cruise ships is correct according to the text?
The cruise ships have different entertainment centres.
The cruise lasts for one month.
Tourists cant go in for sport there.
Tourists should pay in the restaurants.

Crystal Cruises - Luxury Every Day

Come and sail on a Crystal Cruise ship. We have three ships: The Crystal Queen, The Crystal
Princess, The Crystal Palace.
Come and sail in luxury on cruises around the Caribbean Sea for 7 or 14 days.
Our seven-day cruise costs $2000 and our two-week cruise is $3500.
All food and drink are included in the price of your cruise. Our cruise ships all have a casino, a
cinema, a five-star restaurant, a theatre, a library and a fully equipped gymnasium.
So come on board today for the holiday of a lifetime!
Call immediately: 020-4455832

2
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B
C
D

What did Mikes mother feel about her sons meal habit?
She was against her sons bad habit.
She was glad that he enjoyed this process.
She was indifferent about his habit.
She was pleased how her son took a meal.

An overeater is a person who eats too much. Mike is an overeater. Read Mikes ideas about food.
Food is the best thing ever. Any time of the day or night I can eat and eat and eat and eat. I
always have a very big appetite. My Mummy often complained about how much I ate. She usually
asked me if I had a hole in my stomach. Eating is very, very satisfying. It fills us up and stops us
feeling hungry. Food tastes so good and eating it makes us feel very happy. I love eating with my
family, with my friends or even at school.

3
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B
C
D

Why does Christine write the letter?

because she enjoys Carolines work
because she wants to improve her English
because she likes listening to her pupils
because she prefers to teach teenagers

Hello Caroline,
I want to thank you for the lessons. I work in France, teaching English to adults. Your lessons are
fun and a great help for my students. I use them every time when a student has speaking and
writing problems. I am looking forward to the future lessons.
Thanks very much.
Christine

4
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B
C
D

Where can you find this kind of announcement?

in a popular magazine for kids
in a scientific magazine for pupils
in a sport magazine for teenagers
in a fashion magazine for students

DO YOU KNOW A JOKE?

Do you have a favourite joke or riddle?
Write it on a postcard and send it to:
Jokes and Riddles
Childrens Playmate
P.O. Box 567
Indianapolis, IN 46206
Well print as many as space allows.

5
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B
C
D

What is the best title for the text?

Inventions and Scientific Associations
Inventions for Kids to Make
Inventions from the Past 1000 Year
Inventions that Changed the World

Scientists from the British Science Association have drawn up a list of the top
innovations that helped shape the modern society:
GPS Technology
The Sony Walkman
The Bar code
TV Dinners
PlayStation
Social Networking
Text messages
Electronic Money
Microwaves
Trainers

6
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B
C

Whom is this sign for?

for people who want to advertise something
for people who have lost the way
for people who prefer travelling by car

You are travelling by car with your parents and a little sister who is learning to read. You see the
sign:

7
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You are going to get a job. Which of the texts below contains information you are looking for?
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20.000 offered by Fondazione San
Marino Cassa di Risparmio
SUMS
Two-year contract with the
management agency StudioMusica.
The winner will be guaranteed
performances in 10 concerts of
important national and international
events.

Parkhouse Hotel
Our hotel is just 6 miles away!
Family Run Motel
Near Stonehenge
www.parkhousemotel.

Our fleet of prestige cars are also

available for your personal hire.
Choose anything from the
stunning Aston Martin DB9,
Ferrari 430 Spider, or the Audi R8
perfect for special occasions
such as weddings, birthdays and
days out.

Urgent need for Staff Grade in

Anaesthetics - 3 months at North
London
recruiter: Medecho
salary: 50.00
location: London
term: Permanent/Full-time
reference : 4471926

8 What have you read about Easter in the text?

A a description of a special habit connected to Easter
B a specification of ritual ceremonies during that period
C an announcement of a fashion show on that day

Easter is a religious holiday celebrated in Great Britain. It was once common for people to wear
new clothes to church on Easter Sunday. Women wore new hats called Easter bonnets. Today
people sometimes make elaborately decorated Easter bonnets for fun. Easter is a time when
parades are very common. Many schools and clubs have Easter Bonnet parades. You can have
prizes for the biggest, the smallest, the most colourful and creative hats.

9
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B
C
D

Where can you find this kind of text?

in the advertisement for holidays
in the booklet for tourists
in the invitation card to a concert
in the program of a TV show

Read some interesting facts about the city of Bath in Great Britain.
Modern Bath
Bath is a lovely city and it is popular among tourists all year round. There are so many things to
see and do in Bath!
There are museums and art galleries, and most tourist attractions (such as the Roman Baths) have
their own museums. There are five theatres in Bath. One of them is called The Egg. Its styled as
an egg and was specially built for the use of young people. The city holds lots of festivals such as
an international music festival, a literature festival and even a beer festival.

10
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B
C
D

What does Mrs. Thompson say about toys?

that especially modern toys make Mrs. Thompson lucky
that modern toys have changed just a bit since her childhood
that she can give toys as gifts to her family
that she is interested in modern toys despite her age

Mrs. Thompson often buys toys for her grandchildren. Lets read her ideas about toys:
I love toys. And Im nearly fifty years old. I think theyre great fun. Of course, I only play with
toys with my grandchildren. Toys of any kind keep children happy. Even if its a horrible, cheap,
free toy from McDonalds, they love them. The thing that amazes me very much is how little toys
have become different. Therell always be LEGO and cars and toy telephones. The biggest
difference with todays toys is that many are digital. Todays toys speak to you and children
interact with them more. Theyre not so good in the bath, though. I dont think Ill ever get tired of
toys.

11 What is the main idea of the text?

A It is a program for a language summer camp.
B It is an advertisement of a language course.
C It is an announcement of a new language website.

Learn English for FREE

US English Foundation is excited to announce a new partnership with Mingoville, a site for
learning English on the web! Click on the link to create an account with Mingoville for FREE!

12 Why is the text about nuts titled Be a Health Nut!?

A because it informs us about how we can use them in recipes
B because it helps us to buy this valuable product
C because it shows us the usefulness of this food for people

Be a Health Nut!
Nuts are not only delicious; they are good for you, too. They have lots of nutrients like
magnesium, potassium, and arginine. Nuts are high in calories, so they should be eaten in
moderation. But they also have polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fats (the good kinds of fat)
and reduced cholesterol. This means they are heart healthy.

13
A
B
C

In which sentence is there a comparison of plants?

in sentence 1
in sentence 2
in sentence 3

Wildflower warning
(1) Look, but do not pick the wildflowers. (2) Unlike garden flowers, they are very fragile and will
wilt before you can get them home. (3) And these flowers may die off if they are picked.

14
A
B
C

What is the best title for the text?

The Duration of Life on Earth
The Life Span of Microorganisms
The Mystical Life of Insects

People live longer than most animals. A man lives about 70 years. Women live longer than men.
But to compensate for it more boys than girls are usually born in the world. Among animals only
bacteria live longer than the tortoise. Tortoises usually live more than 100 years.
And how long do other animals live?
Mouse 2-3 years, squirrel 11 years, rabbit 12 years, sheep 10-15 years, cat 13-17 years, lion 25
years, horse 30 years, hippopotamus 40 years, alligator 55 years.

_________________________________________________________________________

UNIT 2
Text 1
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Do you play computer games over the Internet? Do you send e-mail messages to your friends?
You can get all kinds of information there. People use the Internet to work at home. Scientists use
the Internet to help them do research.

The Internet is a system that connects computer networks. It links millions of computers all over
the world. It allows your computer to get information stored on other computers far away. Some
networks have only a few computers. Some networks have thousands of computers. Computers
connect to the Internet through telephone and cable systems.

Many governments, big companies, and other organisations have intranets. The computers on an
intranet are hooked up to the Internet. But only people who work for the organisation that owns
the intranet can use it. Other people on the Internet cannot see what is on the intranet computers.

Millions of people use the Internet every day. In 1981, only 213 computers were connected to the
Internet. By 2003, more than 216 million computers were connected to the Internet. No one knows
for sure how many people use the Internet. Computer experts thought that there were 61 million
Internet users worldwide at the end of 1996. There may have been from 700 million to 900 million
users by the end of 2013.

15 Do you play computer games over the Internet? Do you send e-mail messages to your
friends?
Why does the author ask these questions? (paragraph 1)
A He wants readers to publish their answers on the site.
B He wants to draw our attention to read the text.
C He wants us to find answers to the questions in the text.

16 It links millions of computers all over the world.

What does It refer to in this sentence? (paragraph 2)
A a computer
B an online system
C the Internet

17 What is the main idea of paragraph 4?

A Scientists are still guessing the exact number of computers.
B The computers connected to the Internet have rich history.
C The number of computer users is increasing

18 Which paragraph answers the question What is the Internet??

A paragraph 1
B paragraph 2
C paragraph 3
D paragraph 4

Text 2

London Zoo Penguins Get into the Olympic Spirit

Stimulated by the Olympic Committee's 'Inspired by 2012' award, zoo authorities were looking for
a way to celebrate Olympic Games and decided to begin with the penguins because they love
displaying their athletic skills. Since the birds had already learned their penguin stroke and flippercrawl, the zoo keeper decided to give them _20_, by installing a diving board on the deep end of
their pool.
Sure enough, the penguins have taken to the diving board like professionals and are constantly
seen practising their skills. What makes it even more fun, is that the board is right above the
underwater viewing area, so visitors can see the birds catching their food as they dive in.
However, the penguins will soon have to share their spotlight, since the zoo keeper is planning to
introduce additional animal athlete programs. We wonder what's next monkeys on balance
beams perhaps?

19 What is the function of the text in paragraph 1?

The author wants...
A to describe an event
B to make readers laugh
C to present a research

20 What word is missing in paragraph 1?

A a new challenge
B an old stadium
C a tasty food

21 Why were the penguins enthusiastic about practising their new skills?
A because they liked showing off their abilities
B because they participated in the Olympics
C because they were very hungry

Text 3
Victor aims to change the world, one skateboarder at a time.
1

Victor Davila, 18, hops on his skateboard and rolls down a cracked sidewalk. The air is filled
with smoke from cars and trucks. Welcome to Hunts Point, a poor community in the Bronx in
New York City. Victor wants to fix the problems, because he loves his neighbourhood. To get
other teens involved, Victor is giving away something else he loves: skateboards.
Last year, Victor started a group called Eco Ryder. Victor and two of his friends teach kids how
to design and build skateboards. When they are done, the kids get to keep the skateboards. To
receive those skateboards, they have to go through all of our environmental workshops, Victor
explains. In the workshops, kids learn about the local environment. __23__, we talk about
different animals that live in the Bronx River, says Victor.
Whats next for Victor? His biggest dream is to set up more Eco Ryder groups across the
country. He wants kids to get involved in their communities, no matter where they live.

22 The air is filled with exhaust from cars and trucks.

What does this sentence show about Victors neighbourhood? (paragraph 1)
A that it faces a real economic growth
B that there are problems with the environment
C that too many people live there in one house

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What word is missing in paragraph 2?

For example
Nevertheless
On the contrary
Unfortunately

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What do we read about Victor in paragraph 3?

His wish to expand his experience to other countries.
The ideas he wants to realize in the coming times.
The problems he has faced in making children enthusiastic

Text 4
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1

What is the right order of the paragraphs?

1,2,3
2,3,1
3,1,2
3,2,1
But every afternoon, after the ranch work, they learn to ride a horse. At first Melissa is scared,
but later she begins to enjoy it. After two months Melissa feels happier. She loves her horse,
and her schoolwork is much better. She thinks about her mum a lot, and feels sorry for being so
horrible to her. She wants to go home and go back to school. For Melissa and hundreds of
teenagers like her, boot camp works.
Sixteen-year-old Melissa arrives at 'boot camp' not for holidays. Teenagers come to stay here
when they have got problems. And Melissa has got serious problems. She doesn't do any work
at school. She just wants to go out with her friends all night. She is very difficult at home. She
argues with her mum all the time. Her mother can't help her but she hopes that boot camp can.
Boot camp is a difficult place to be. There are lots of rules. This boot camp is in the middle of
the Arizona desert. It's a ranch, and there are lots of animals. The young people have to get up
early every morning. They have to help on the ranch for two hours. Then they have a good
breakfast. After breakfast, they usually do their schoolwork until lunchtime. After lunch they
have to do more work. In the evenings they do their homework and write letters home. It's
boring and hard work at boot camp. _28_ Melissa hates everything.

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What problems does Melissa have?

She does not like home and she argues with her friends.
She does not like school and she fights with her mother.
She has difficulties at home but she enjoys school.

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What statement about boot camp is wrong? (paragraph 3)

Teenagers cannot communicate with their families.
Teenagers do not enjoy staying at the camp.
Teenagers have school classes in the morning.
Teenagers have to do some work on the ranch.

28 What word is missing in paragraph 3?

A Because
B However
C Thats why

UNIT 3
Text 5
A Hoppy Discovery
A new frog species has been discovered in New York City
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Usually, scientists search rainforests, ocean habitats, or other places on Earth to find new plant
and animal species. So when a new type of frog was found hopping around New York, you
could say, scientists were very happy.
Three years ago, science student Feinberg trekked around New York listening for the sounds
and collecting strange frogs. He shared his research with biologist Catherine E. Newman who
was studying leopard frogs. She analysed the code of the frogs blood and compared the new
frogs blood structure with those of the leopard frogs. The frogs looked nearly identical, but
their blood structure was very different.
Feinberg believes the frog also once lived in Manhattan, but its present habitat varies from the
Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge in New Jersey to northern counties of New York. It
may even be living in parts of Connecticut and Pennsylvania. The centre of the frogs habitat
seems to be Yankee Stadium. _31_ Feinberg hasnt found any frogs living around the famous
baseball field.

29 What is the function of paragraph 1?

The author wants...
A to describe different habitats of animals and plants
B to draw attention to an unusual discovery in the USA
C to make a joke about American scientists

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What makes new frog type different from leopard frogs? (paragraph 2)
its blood structure
its present habitat
its strange appearance

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What word is missing in paragraph 3?

But so far
Moreover
Therefore

Text 6
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What is the right order of the paragraphs?

2, 1, 3, 4
2, 1, 4, 3
4, 2, 1, 3
4, 2, 3, 1

Dear Bill,
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4

Firstly, I hope the day itself will be peaceful and happy for you and that you will be in
happiness and health to us all for years yet. We have already seen a kind and friendly uncle to
us, and I thank you from the bottom of my heart for all you have done for us. And I know all
your nieces and other nephews feel the same.
I just remembered that it is your birthday on coming Saturday and so I must send you a
birthday letter at once. And I begin with the old greeting: Many more returns of the day!
With love and best wishes.
Secondly, I am sending a book which I think you will like. It is the classic detective stories
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. You were always a great
reader, and I am glad that you can see as good as ever, so father says.
Your loving nephew,
SHORAN

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What does Shoran mean by saying from the bottom of my heart? (paragraph 1)
He appreciates everything his uncle has done.
He is upset as his uncle is far from him.
He suffers from heart problems.
He thanks his uncle but not sincerely.

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Why is Shoran writing this letter?

to apologise that he forgot Bills birthday
to ask Bill to send a book for his birthday
to congratulate Bill on his birthday
to invite his uncle Bill to his birthday

Text 7
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What is the right order of the paragraphs?

1,2,3
1,3,2
2,3,1
3,1,2
Gray wolves

However howling is not the only way of wolves communication. Wolves have an excellent sense
of smell, and they use scents produced by their bodies to communicate, too. One source of scent is
urine, which they use to mark territory so strange wolves know they're intruding, and to tell other
wolves in their own pack where they are.
Another way wolves communicate is through body language. If a wolf feels confident, it will
approach another wolf with its head and tail held high and ears perked up. If you saw a wolf
slinking toward another with its body lowered, its tail between its legs, and its ears flattened, you'd
know it was approaching a dominant animal.
The howl of a gray wolf isn't only a mysterious sound in the wilderness. Howling sends other
wolves a message. It might mean "I'm here, where are you?" or "Stay away from my territory."
Wolves live in groups called packs. The wolves' communication skills are very important to the
pack's survival.

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What two opposites are compared in paragraph 2?

a strong wolf and a weak wolf
a wild wolf and a zoo wolf
an old wolf and a young wolf

What is the best title for the text?

The Behavior of a Dominant Wolf
The Groups Wolves Live on
The Ways of Wolves Communication

Text 8
You were surfing the Internet and found Lilas blog:
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I love my little sister. Shes my everything. I love getting her dressed and playing with her. She
is the greatest little sister you can have. Unfortunately, we cant go to the latest parties together
because shes my dog Shuga
Shuga means the world to me. I love her as if she truly is my little sister. Shes so spoiled and
catches an attitude just like shes human sometimes (I swear). My mom brought her just right
after my grandfathers death in 2006. Everybody loves her and she knows it. Shes super
friendly and super sweet. I dont know what Id do without her.
Shuga is a Pekingese and shes the best dog a person could have. It gets kind of hard sometimes
without her on campus. Sometimes I wake up and look for her forgetting I was at school and
not at home. Shes my addiction. I dont know if any of you have pets but mine is my
everything. I hope you dont think Im weird because I love my dog so much, but I really love
her a lot! I mean some people say diamonds are a girls best friends, but Shuga is mine!

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Why did the author of the blog write this post?

to complain about living without a pet on campus
to express her opinion about friendship between humans and pets
to share her feelings with the readers about her pet

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B
C

Which paragraph tells how Shuga became a family member?

paragraph 1
paragraph 2
paragraph 3

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C

What is the best title for this text?

A Girls Best Friends
A Very Fashionable Pet
My Human Dog

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