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Insta 1 Test U6 Extra
Insta 1 Test U6 Extra
Insta 1 Test U6 Extra
Vocabulary
1 Complete the sentences with money verbs. Use the simple past form.
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Grammar
COMPARATIVE
a expensive
b fast
c big
d busy
e good
f heavy
g bad
h far
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5 Complete the sentences. Use as…as or not as…as and the adjectives in parentheses.
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6 Complete the sentences with a, an, some or any.
a I don’t have ______________ time. I can only talk for five minutes.
b We lost ______________ games because we don’t have ______________ good players.
c Did Sally spend ______________ money on her vacation? She usually spends about $300!
d They didn’t know ______________ people so they didn’t have ______________ fun.
e In the refrigerator, there’s ______________ butter but there isn’t ______________ milk.
f The boys don’t like eating ______________ chocolate or ______________ cookies.
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Reading
Allowance in the US
In the USA, children get, on average, $ 8.74 in allowance a week, not including gift cards on birthdays
and holidays.
American experts believe giving an allowance creates a great opportunity for kids to learn about family
values related to saving. But it is very important to define what to do with the money – what to buy and
not to buy, define what they ‘need’ and what they ‘want.’ It is a great idea to teach them how to save,
and piggy banks are a fun way to start doing it: kids can count the money and always check the total.
This can give them a sense of familiarity with coins and notes and also the importance of not spending
all they have.
To receive an allowance, American kids do some household chores: they tidy their room, do the
dishes, empty the trash, among other things. They also do gardening, wash the car or walk the dog.
So, what about you? What do you do to you earn your allowance? What do you do with it?
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9 Read the text again and answer the questions.
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Grammar __/52
Reading __/18
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