Name: Class:

4
1 Listen and number. 8

a She can play the drums. e She can play the guitar well.

b He plays very loudly. f She can’t play the trumpet well.

c He can sing very well. 1 g He can’t play the cymbals.

d He plays the clarinet badly. h I can’t play the violin well.

2 Listen and complete. 5

1 Lucas plays the guitar better than Fiona.

2 Helen sings more than Tommy.

3 Linda runs more than me.

4 Liam paints than Kevin.

5 Dave plays soccer than Tristan.

6 Carla laughs more than Jim.

3 Listen and circle A or B. 7

A B
Emily Richard Emily Richard
Drawing ✓ ✓✓ Drawing ✓✓ ✓
Painting ✓✓ ✓ Painting ✓ ✓✓
Piano ✓✓ ✓ Piano ✓ ✓✓
Singing ✓✓ ✓ Singing ✓ ✓✓
Dancing ✓ ✗ Dancing ✗ ✓✓
Running ✓ ✓✓ Running ✓✓ ✗✗
Horseback Riding ✗ ✓✓ Horseback Riding ✓✓ ✗
Pictures ✓✓ ✓ Pictures ✓ ✓✓

1 A B 3 A B 5 A B 7 A B
2 A B 4 A B 6 A B 8 A B

Total 20

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 Name: Class:
4
1 Read and write. 4

1 This is a light instrument. You put it above your shoulder and move your fingers to play it.
It’s not a very loud instrument. It’s a flute .
2 You usually sit down to play this instrument and you can put your music on it. You put your
fingers on the black and white parts. It’s a .
3 It’s a heavy instrument. You put it in front of your stomach and use your mouth and hands
to play it. It’s a .
4 Sometimes there are cymbals next to this instrument but you don’t touch them with your
hands. This instrument is noisy. It’s the .
5 You stand up to play this instrument because you have to move one arm a lot. You use your
mouth to play. It’s a .

2 Complete the table. 6

adjective quiet good bad

adverb quietly
comparative more quietly

3 Look and write questions and answers. 10

1st 2nd
1st 2nd 100m 100m
Acrobatics Acrobatics Amy George
Missy Oliver 1st 2nd
Portraits Portraits
Harry Brad

Jonny Yolanda Hi, I’m Anna. Ha, ha, ha! Jo! Stop! I’m crying!
23 points 11 points

HI! MY NAME’S WILLIAM! Very funny, Jim.

1 Who does acrobatics better , Missy or Oliver? Missy does.

2 , Jim or Jo?

3 , Harry or Brad?

4 , Anna or William?

5 , Amy or George?

6 , Jonny or Yolanda?
Total 20

Total test score 40

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Unit 4 Test: Answer Key
Listening
1 Listen and number.
1 What instruments can your dad play?
He can’t play any musical instruments. But he
sings beautifully.
2 Can your little sister play an instrument?
She can play the trumpet. She doesn’t play
quickly but she plays well.
3 Can you play the violin?
Yes, I can but I can’t play well. I started violin
lessons last week so I don’t play quickly.
4 Can your mom play the saxophone?
No, she can’t. But she can play the drums.
5 Can your cousin play the guitar?
Yes, she can. And she sings beautifully too.
6 Does your teacher play the cymbals?
No, he doesn’t. He plays the trombone.
7 Does your baby brother play the keyboard
quietly?
No, he doesn’t. He always plays loudly.
8 Do any of your friends play the clarinet?
My friend John does but he plays badly.
KEY: 2f, 3h, 4a, 5e, 6g, 7b, 8d
2 Listen and complete.
1 GIRL: Fiona and Lucas play the guitar in the
school band.
BOY: Who plays the guitar better, Fiona or
Lucas?
GIRL: Lucas does. He’s amazing.
2 GIRL: Tommy and Helen love music and they
sing well.
BOY: Who sings more loudly, Tommy or Helen?
GIRL: Helen does, but I think Tommy sings
better.
3 GIRL: I run slowly and my friend Linda runs
slowly too.
BOY: Who runs more quickly, you or Linda?
GIRL: I do, but I’m not very fast.
4 GIRL: Kevin and Liam love painting portraits in
art class.
BOY: Who paints more beautifully, Kevin or
Liam?
GIRL: Liam does. The teacher really likes his
portraits.
4
5 GIRL: Dave plays soccer well, and Tristan’s good
at playing soccer too.
BOY: Who plays soccer better, Dave or Tristan?
GIRL: Tristan does. His team always wins.
6 GIRL: My friends laugh really loudly.
BOY: Who laughs more loudly, Carla or Jim?
GIRL: Jim does. He’s really noisy.
KEY: 2 more loudly, 3 more slowly,
4 more beautifully, 5 worse, 6 more quietly
3 Listen and circle A or B.
1 BOY: Are you artistic, Emily?
GIRL: Yes, I am. I like drawing.
BOY: What about your family?
GIRL: Well, my brother Richard can draw too
but I draw better than he does.
2 BOY: Do you paint too?
GIRL: Yes, we do. Richard paints better than I
do.
3 BOY: Can you play any musical instruments?
GIRL: I go to piano lessons every week.
BOY: Can your brother play the piano too?
GIRL: He started when he was five so now
he plays really well. He plays more
beautifully than I do.
4 BOY: And who sings better, you or your
brother?
GIRL: I do. Richard’s shy when he sings.
5 BOY: Who dances better?
GIRL: I dance better than he does too. I’m not
great but he dances badly!
6 BOY: Is your brother athletic?
GIRL: No, he isn’t. He’s older than me, but I run
more quickly than he does.
7 GIRL: Richard’s really good at riding his bike.
BOY: Who rides a bike more quickly, you or
Richard?
GIRL: He does. I can’t ride a bike.
8 BOY: What do you like doing?
GIRL: I love taking pictures.
BOY: Do you take pictures well?
GIRL: I’m OK. Richard’s teaching me about
cameras, but I want to be better than him
one day!
KEY: 2 B, 3 B, 4 A, 5 A, 6 B, 7 A, 8 B
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4
Reading and writing
1 Read and write.
KEY: 2 keyboard/piano, 3 saxophone, 4 drums,
5 trombone
2 Complete the table.
Students complete the last column with an
adjective of their choice from the unit.
KEY:
adjective quiet good bad
adverb (quietly) well badly
comparative (more quietly) better worse
3 Look and write questions and answers.
KEY: 2 Who tells jokes better? Jo does.
3 Who paints more beautifully? Harry does.
4 Who speaks more loudly? William does.
5 Who runs more quickly/faster? Amy does.
6 Who plays ping-pong worse? Yolanda does.

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