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1. PIONEER pre-intermediate - KEY TO TESTS Copyright © MM
Publications 1 Test: Module 1 Vocabulary A. 1. b 2. c 3. a 4. c 5.
b 6. a B. 1. incredible 2. bracelet 3. popular 4. common 5.
cancelled 6. on Communication 1. b 2. a 3. a 4. c Grammar A. 1.
’m cooking, usually cooks, did, didn’t help, haven’t got 2.
went, visited, are travelling, Do you want, ’m working B. 1.
didn’t use to study 2. Did…use to work 3. didn’t use to like 4.
used to come C. 1. a 2. b 3. c 4. a Listening 1. F 2. F 3. T 4. T
Reading 1. In 1860. 2. Wool or cotton. 3. Because they wanted
to make the peak harder and longer to protect the player. 4.
Baseball players, tennis players and golfers. Writing Open
answer. Woman Oh, where’s that tow truck? Man Calm down.
We’ve only been waiting for five minutes. Woman Did you call
Je! and Linda to tell them that we’re going to be late? Man Of
course. Be thankful we have mobile phones these days.
Woman You’re right. What did we do before mobile phones? I
really can’t remember. Man I can. One time, my car broke
down near New Forest and I walked for 45 minutes before I
found a house. Woman Did they let you use their phone? Man
Yes. They were very nice. And they even gave me a li" back to
my car. Woman What a nightmare! Why were you in the New
Forest? Man I got lost. I didn’t have a GPS back then, either.
Woman Life was a lot simpler, but I think it was worse. Man
What do you mean? Woman I mean, life without mobile
phones, GPS or Internet was di!icult. Man Well, I don’t want to
go back to life without the Internet, that’s for sure. Just think,
we do our banking, check the news, weather, find information
about everything. Woman That’s true. But life seemed a lot
simpler without all this technology. Man What about
shopping? You buy almost everything on the Net these days.
Woman You’re right. Technology has given me more time to
do other things. Man Well, when we get home, maybe I can
download a new car. Woman Ha, ha... That’s a good idea.
Publications 2 Test: Module 2 Vocabulary A. 1. professional 2.
extremely 3. avoid 4. behave 5. Humour 6. embarrassed 7.
recognise 8. natural B. 1. c 2. a 3. b 4. c 5. a 6. c 7. a
Communication 1. c 2. f 3. a 4. b 5. e Grammar A. 1. have
already seen, did you see, didn’t like, have seen 2. Has Victor
called yet, has been, got 3. Did you go, Have you tried, have
never tried B. 1. bought 2. yet 3. for 4. just 5. ago 6. gone
Listening 1. b 2. a 3. a Reading 1. F 2. T 3. T 4. F Writing Open
answer. Listening transcript 1. A:Hello, you. I haven’t seen you
for ages. B:I’m sorry. Do I know you? A:It’s me, John. B:I don’t
think I’ve met you before. A:Come on! Don’t you remember
me? B:Maybe you think I’m my brother, Alan. We look alike.
A:No, we used to work together at the supermarket on Hillary
Street. B:But that was twenty years ago! A:Well, I still
remember you. 2. A:Hello? B:Hi, is Julie there? A:I’m sorry.
She’s gone to the gym. Can I take a message? B:No, it’s OK. It’s
Emma from work. She rang me earlier but I was in a meeting. I
just wanted to know what she wanted. A:OK, I’ll tell her you
called. B:Great, thanks. 3. A:So, how’s your new flatmate?
B:Stuart? He’s OK, I suppose. A:Umm, you don’t sound very
enthusiastic. B:Well, he’s starting to get on my nerves. A:Is he
forgetting to pay the bills like your old flatmate? B:No, he’s OK
with the bills. It’s just that he cooks some really nice food, but
he never shares it with me. And I don’t think he likes it when I
play on his game console. A:I see. Well, some people are just
like that.
Publications 3 Test: Module 3 Vocabulary A. 1. creamy 2.
across 3. discussion 4. presentation 5. resist 6. exhausted 7.
melt B. 1. reservation 2. allergic 3. whipped 4. chance 5.
creative 6. post 7. instructor Communication 1. a 2. b 3. a 4. b
5. a 6. b Grammar A. 1. b 2. b 3. a 4. c 5. c 6. c 7. a 8. c B. 1.
(who/that) 2. (which/that) 3. where 4. which/that 5. where 6.
who/that 7. (which/that) 8. where Listening 1. b 2. c 3. b
Reading 1. F 2. T 3. T 4. F Writing Open answer. Listening
transcript A: Hey, Wendy. B: Hi, Fiona. Do you want to go out
for dinner tonight? A: Sure, but can we go somewhere normal
for a change? B: What’s normal? A: Well, that last restaurant
where there were no waiters and we ordered using a tablet
wasn’t very good. B: Come on, it was fun! We got our food
really fast, and it was delicious. A: Yeah, I suppose. It was just a
strange place, that’s all. B: Well, maybe you won’t like what I
have planned for tonight then. A: What is it this time? B: It’s a
restaurant where you eat in the dark. A: What? No lights at all?
B: Nope. It’s supposed to be amazing because all you think
about is the taste. What do you think? A: That makes sense
actually. But how do you know what you’re eating? B: You
don’t, until you’ve tasted it. That’s the exciting thing. Also,
they have got live relaxing music playing, too. So, you just
listen and taste. A: It sounds pretty interesting actually. B: OK,
then. It’s very near my flat. It’s on the corner of Wilson Street
and Gilbert Road. We can meet there, or do you want me to
pick you up? A: No, I’ll see you there. But if you get there first,
wait for me. Don’t enter the restaurant, OK? B: Why not? A: I’m
not going to find you inside if it’s dark! B: That’s true. OK, see
you there at eight. A: Great.
Publications 4 Test: Module 4 Vocabulary A. 1. sprained 2.
windscreen 3. damage, collapsed 4. beeped 5. authorities 6.
bandage 8. enormous B. 1. b 2. c 3. b 4. a 5. c 6. c 7. a
Communication 1. c 2. a 3. e 4. b Grammar A. 1. fell 4. didn’t
collapse 2. was talking, was making, were planning 5. saw,
crossed 3. was cleaning 6. were wearing, didn’t get B. 1. while
2. As soon as 3. when 4. as 5. While Listening 1. the (National)
Museum 2. fi"h (5th) 3. Six (6) 4. paintings Reading 1. Because
she got a flat tyre. 3. Because she couldn’t start the engine. 2.
Half an hour. 4. She walked. / On foot. Writing Open answer.
Listening transcript A: Hello, I’m Will Anderson, and this is
Channel 6 news. We’re going over to Sandy Watson, who is
going to give us the latest on the fire in Bridge Street this
a"ernoon. Sandy? B: Hello, Will. Well, as you can see behind
me, firefighters have just managed to put out the fire here at
the National Museum. A few moments ago, they told us that
the fire started in the cafeteria on the top floor and then
spread to the fi"h floor, which is below it. A: Were any people
injured in the fire? B: No, luckily, there were about 100 people
in the building at the time, but they got out pretty quickly. As
we speak, firefighters are trying to rescue six people who are
in one of the rooms on the top floors. They are trapped, but
they are fine and they are in no danger. A: What about the
damage to the building? B: Well, as you can imagine, the two
top floors are pretty badly burnt. Fortunately, firefighters
worked fast and managed to get most of the paintings out
before they got destroyed in the fire. A: That’s good news.
We’ll be back with Sandy, with any further developments...
Publications 5 Test: Module 5 Vocabulary A. 1. succeeded 2.
fasten 3. reduce 4. brochure 5. luggage 6. discovered 7. travel
agency B. 1. towel 2. bargain 3. successful 4. ruins 5. land 6.
board 7. dizzy Communication 1. d 2. b 3. a 4. e Grammar A. 1.
did…come, was, had already started, arrived 2. looked, hadn’t
slept 3. got, realised, hadn’t taken B. 1. Can 3. Could 2. Would
4. May, Could C. 1. You shouldn’t exercise when your back
hurts. 2. We’d better leave now because we’re going to miss
our flight. 3. You’d better not forget to take your car to the
mechanic. 4. You should arrive early for the interview.
Listening 1. b 2. b 3. c Reading 1. NM 2. F 3. T 4. F Writing Open
answer. Listening transcript 1. A: Excuse me. B: Yes. How can I
help? A: Is there going to be a long delay? B: I’m afraid so. The
new departure time is 3:30. A: So, what time are we going to
land? B: At about 4:30. A: You see, I’ve got a meeting at 5:30,
and I don’t want to miss it. B: We’ll do our best to get you
there on time. 2. A: Oh, I feel terrible. B: You probably still have
motion sickness from the ferry. A: I don’t think it’s that. I have
a headache and pains in my stomach, too. B: Well, it’s kind of
late to find a doctor, isn’t it? A: I can check on the Internet for
my symptoms when we get back home. B: No, I think you’d
better see someone. Listen, I know a chemist’s that stays open
till late. Let’s go there and ask them. A: OK, but drive quickly,
please. 3. A: I don’t understand why we have to come to this
beach. There are much better ones near here. B: Come on. I
really like it here. A: It’s too crowded and noisy here. B: It’s not
too bad. I love coming here because I had some unforgettable
moments on this beach when I was a child. A: But on the other
side of the island you have breathtaking views of the volcano.
B: All right, we can go there tomorrow, OK? Did I ever tell you
about the time my uncle Steve took us out in his boat and...?
A: Yes, about a hundred times.
Publications 6 Test: Module 6 Vocabulary A. 1. discount 2.
eager 3. borrowed 4. addicted 5. majority 6. practical B. 1. b 2.
a 3. c 4. c 5. b 6. c 7. b Communication 1. d 2. c 3. a 4. f 5. b 6. e
Grammar A. 1. will be able to, have 2. watches, will go 3. will
visit, invites 4. won’t talk, apologise 5. will wash, leaves B. 1. c
2. c 3. a 4. c 5. b Listening 1. W 2. M 3. M 4. B Reading 1. T 2. F 3.
F 4. F Writing Open answer. Listening transcript A:Did you see
that news article about sending a human to Mars? B:Are they
really going to do it? A:Not quite yet. But it might happen in
our lifetime. Imagine that! B:I can’t see the point, really.
A:What? Don’t you think it’s exciting? B:Not really. OK, they do
research and they might even find life forms or something, but
it’s just a waste of time. A:No, it isn’t. I don’t believe that
they’ll find anything of interest, but it’s not all about the
actual space travel to Mars. B:What do you mean? A:Just think
of all the progress we make while designing the technology
for space travel. I mean, computers, smartphones, GPS
wouldn’t exist without all the research done on space travel.
B:I hadn’t thought of that, actually. But is it really worth it? I
mean, there are millions of people in the world who are
homeless and hungry, and we’re spending billions on
spacecra". It doesn’t seem right. A:Well, yeah. When you say it
like that. I suppose there are more important things to think
about.
Publications 7 Midterm Test: Modules 1-6 Vocabulary A. 1.
exhausted 5. relieved 2. compartment 6. e!ects 3. speeding 7.
documents 4. residents 8. illegal B. 1. c 2. a 3. c 4. c 5. b 6. a 7. c
8. c 9. a 10. c C. 1. homeless 5. useful 2. pollution 6. harmful 3.
disappointed 7. discussion 4. surprised Communication 1. e 2.
f 3. a 4. h 5. b 6. d 7. c 8. g Grammar A. 1. is having, Do you
want 2. was reading, were watching 3. have known, moved 4.
reached, had closed 5. doesn’t usually eat, prefers 6. was
driving, crashed 7. are visiting, Have you ever been B. 1. a 2. a
3. b 4. c 5. c 6. a 7. c 8. b 9. c C. 1. Will 5. couldn’t 2. used 6.
where 3. Could 7. while 4. shouldn’t 8. who D. 1. Paul, could
you give me that bag, please? 2. My parents have been in
Spain since last Wednesday. 3. There is no juice le". 4. Fred
hasn’t got much spare time. 5. My youngest son isn’t able to
ride a bicycle yet. 6. You had better not lie to me again. 7. By
the time Betty came home, I had eaten dinner. / I had eaten
dinner by the time Betty came home. 8. When I was young, I
used to wear trainers all the time. Listening 1. b 2. a 3. c 4. a
Reading 1. F 2. NM 3. NM 4. T 5. T
Publications 8 Writing Open answer. Listening transcript 1.
A:Hello, Sally! B:Hi, Wendy. How are you? A:Good. I didn’t see
you at Ronda’s barbecue. Where were you? B:When was that?
A:Two weeks ago. B:Ah, yes. I had to go to the dentist that day
because my tooth was really hurting. I hadn’t been to the
dentist for three years. A:That’s not good. Anyway, what a nice
haircut! B:Thanks. When was the last time you saw me? It was
right before your big job interview about a month ago. I had it
cut a"er that. Anyway, how did it go? A:I didn’t get the job. But
I’ve had a few interviews since then, and I’m more optimistic.
B:That’s good. 2. And here’s the latest news about yesterday’s
disaster in Portersville. Authorities have announced that many
buildings were damaged, but luckily nobody was killed. There
was some flooding in the city centre and the bad weather has
made it hard for rescue teams. At the moment, there is a
group of workers trapped in an o!ice building. A rescue team
is doing their best to get them out, but they are worried about
a"ershocks. Let’s go over to Sandy now, who is at the scene. 3.
A:Hi! I’m home. B:Hello. A:How was work today? B:I had a day
o!, remember? A:Of course, sorry. Did you go to the
supermarket? B:Yeah, but I didn’t find any nice bread. A:No
problem. What about the gym? You said you wanted to go.
B:Yeah, I’ll go later. Jim rang me and we met up at the café
before I went to the supermarket. A:I see. How is he? B:He’s
fine. He got a job at a… 4. A:Oh, I don’t believe this. Alison!
Could you come here a minute? B:What’s wrong? A:What’s
this? B:Umm... A:I told you three times. And I even lent you
your half, so we could pay it on time. B:I know but... A:I’m not
going to go and pay this bill, you know. I refuse to. Anyway, I’m
at work all day, and you, well, you’re obviously busy watching
TV all day. B:Look, Dorothy, I’m sorry. I’ll pay it tomorrow and
I’ll try to remember to do it in the future. A:Well, take some
more money. We’re going to have to pay a late fee now.
B:Yeah, I know.
Publications 9 Test: Module 7 Vocabulary A. 1. flyer 2. changed
3. complaint 4. o! 5. unnecessary B. 1. suggestion 2. stressful
3. minimum 4. disapproved 5. remain 6. achieve
Communication 1. f 2. a 3. e 4. b Grammar A. 1. reaches, will
win 3. will…do, decides 2. arrive, will cook 4. will have,
doesn’t rain B. 1. a 2. a 3. c 4. c 5. b C. 1. clumsy 3. worst 5.
most convenient 7. more tiring 2. better 4. largest 6.
farther/further 8. energetic Listening 1. b 2. b 3. a Reading 1. c
2. b 3. a 4. b Writing Open answer. Listening transcript 1.
Welcome to the Boston Express Information Centre. Customer
service representatives are available seven days a week from 5
am to 9 pm. If you want to make a booking arrangement,
please press one. If you’d like information about time
schedules, please press two. If you want information about
special deals, press three. For more information, please wait
for our next available customer representative to take your
call... 2. A:Hi, Steve. Are you coming down to the ice-skating
rink later? B:No, thanks. I’m not really into ice skating. I always
fall over. A:No. The Lions are playing the Hawks. It’s an
important match. B:Really? I didn’t know that. How much are
the tickets? A:I can get them half-price because my cousin
works there. B:That’s cool. A:So, are you coming? B:You know
what? It’ll probably be on TV. I’d prefer to watch it from the
comfort of my living room. A:Boring! I’ll find someone else
who enjoys hockey to come with me. 3. A:How are you, Glen?
B:I’m just a little bit tired, that’s all. A:Were you out late again
last night? B:Not really. I went to the café with some friends
and then we went and had a steak at Smoking Tim’s. A:Oh, I
love that place. They have some very nice salads. B:And
steaks! I had two. But I won’t be going there for a while. A:Why
not? B:I want to make some changes to my diet. A:But you go
jogging every day. You don’t need to lose weight. B:I know. I
just want to get a little healthier. A:I see.
10. PIONEER pre-intermediate - KEY TO TESTS Copyright ©
MM Publications 10 Test: Module 8 Vocabulary A. 1. cheered 5.
horror 2. priority 6. racket 3. pads 7. kicked 4. provide 8. down
B. 1. net 5. packed 2. rules 6. set 3. original 7. cast 4. main 8.
enthusiastic Communication 1. e 2. a 3. c 4. d Grammar A. 1.
controls 4. was played 2. is spoken 5. directed 3. was built 6.
are held B. 1. c 2. c 3. c 4. b 5. c 6. c 7. a 8. b 9. a 10. a Listening
1. 10 (ten) 2. dribbling (the ball) 3. 6 (six) Reading 1. F 2. F 3. F
4. T Writing Open answer. Listening transcript A:Well, what an
end to the third quarter that was! B:Yes, it was very exciting.
A:Let’s just go over it again, because it all happened so fast.
With ten seconds to go, the Tigers were winning by 6 points. I
thought it would stay like that. B:Me too. The Falcons seemed
to be in deep trouble, but then Ericson came into the game
and really changed things. A:And he only came on because
Thompson was injured. Is that right? B:That’s what it looked
like. Thompson fell while he was dribbling from one end of the
court to the other. He obviously sprained his ankle, and with
about 15 seconds to go, Ericson was given the chance to play.
A:Yeah, I think Coach Rollins just didn’t want the Tigers to
score any more points, so he put Ericson on to try and stop
them. B:But Ericson had other plans. As soon as he caught the
ball for the first time, he shot and scored. A:Three points! What
a shot! B:Then with 5 seconds on the clock, the Tigers came
down the other end. They missed a shot and Ericson caught
the ball again. He had a few players he could pass to, but with
only two seconds le" he threw the ball from the other end of
the court. Another three points! A:The whole arena watched
as the ball flew the length of the court and into the basket. I
haven’t seen anything like it for many years. B:No, you’re
right. It really was a special shot. A:And the players are
entering the court now for the fourth quarter. Will Coach
Rollins play Ericson in this quarter? B:I think he has to, a"er
that performance. A:OK. Let’s take a look at the teams.
MM Publications 11 Test: Module 9 Vocabulary A. 1. fluent 5.
crashed 2. rise 6. enrolled 3. lifeguard 7. trade 4. loan B. 1.
fired 4. employees 2. plumber 5. subtitles 3. picked up 6. break
Communication 1. b 2. a 3. b 4. a 5. b Grammar A. 1. Has…
finished, has been painting, hasn’t managed 2. have been
looking, have found, have been trying 3. have been living,
haven’t decided B. 1. b 2. b 3. b 4. a 5. b 6. a 7. a 8. c Listening
1. covering letter 2. part-time 3. Political Science 4. working
overtime Reading 1. Cleaner, garbage collector and bus driver.
2. Because they always have to finish within a deadline. 3.
They have to tweet all the time, write their own blogs and
even take videos of the story they are following. 4. No, he
doesn’t. Writing Open answer. Listening transcript A:Good
a"ernoon. B:Come in, come in. It’s Richard Simpson, isn’t it?
A:That’s right. I’m here for a job interview. B:Yes, I know. I have
your CV here, but I couldn’t find your cover letter. A:I forgot to
send one, I’m sorry. B:No problem. Now, we have a few
positions available. Are you looking for a full-time job? A:Well,
to be honest, I can only work three days a week at the
moment. Is that a problem? B:We’ll see. It’s good to know
these things, anyway. Suzie told me you are interested in a job
in accounting? A:Yes, that’s right. B:But you studied Political
Science at university. Is that right? A:That’s right. But for the
last five years I’ve been working in the accounting department
of my uncle’s company. B:I see. So, you have some experience.
A:Yes, I was really good at it. But I wasn’t getting paid much,
which I didn’t like. B:OK. Now, there are some days we get
very busy, which means you may have to work extra hours.
How do you feel about that? A:That won’t be a problem, as
long as I work three days a week. B:Oh, good. Now, let me ask
you about your…
MM Publications 12 Test: Module 10 Vocabulary A. 1. reach 3.
dye 5. pounds 7. tablespoons 2. ingredients 4. Pour 6. charity
8. withdraw B. 1. fee 3. change 5. charge 7. limit 2. store 4.
directly 6. repeat 8. empty Communication 1. b 2. e 3. d 4. c 5.
a Grammar A. 1. to look 4. let, play 7. doing, finding 2.
Memorising 5. to wake 8. to eat 3. going 6. learning 9. to get 10.
to ask B. 1. big enough 3. too hard 5. too many 2. enough time
4. too violent Listening 1. b 2. c 3. c Reading 1. b 2. c 3. a
Writing Open answer. Listening transcript 1. A:So, are you
going to get that skirt, Ellie? B:No, I don’t think so. A:Why not?
It looks good on you. Is it a little too big, maybe? B:No, it’s fine.
A:What then? Is it the price? Because I can lend you some
money. B:No, it’s OK. I’m not broke. It’s just that I have two
more at home that I never wear. It seems silly getting another
one. A:Maybe you’re right. 2. A:OK. I think we have everything
we need for the cake. B:I don’t think we have enough eggs.
A:Are you sure? Check the fridge. B:No, you’re right. We have
enough. We only have about a pint of milk, though. Is that
enough? A:Yeah, it says we need about ten fluid ounces. B:But
I might not have enough for my cereal tomorrow. A:We can go
out and get a couple of pints later. B:Good idea. 3. A:Did you
remember everything? B:I think so. I got apples and carrots,
and some toothpaste. A:And what about shampoo? B:Ah...
that wasn’t on the list, was it? A:But I called you to remind
you. B:Yeah, sorry. I forgot. I usually write things I want to
remember on my hand but... A:What’s that on your hand?
B:That’s to remind me to fix the mixer. A:Are you going to
forget to do that, too? B:No, I’ll do it a little later.
MM Publications 13 Test: Module 11 Vocabulary A. 1. exotic 5.
remind 2. stage 6. parade 3. celebrate 7. anniversary 4. grapes

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