END OF TEST 02

Time: 90 minutes
PAPER 1: LISTENING
PART 1. Questions 1-7
• There are seven questions in this part.
• For each question there are three pictures and a short recording.
• Choose the correct picture and put a tick (/) in the box below it
1. Which activity will the family do this year?

A B C
2. Which is the woman’s house?

A B C
3. Why will drivers have problems this morning?

A□ B□ C□

4. What time will Robin leave the house?

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 5. What did Simon do this morning?

A C
6. What hasn’t the girl packed yet?

7. What has the woman just bought?

PART 2
Questions 8-13
• You will hear an interview with Angela Morgan, who has recently flown
around the world in a helicopter.
• For each question, put a tick (/) in the correct box.
8. The main reason for Angela’s trip was to
A. make money for her business.
B. make money for other people.
C. have an exciting adventure.
9. What does Angela say about her life now?
A. She feels much older.
B. She likes to be active and busy.
C. She is lonely without her children.

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10. When Angela had flying lessons
A. her course lasted five months.
B. her husband took lessons as well.
C. she got to know her teacher well.
11. During the trip, Angela and her teacher
A. did very little sightseeing.
B. carried all the water they needed.
C. had engine problems several times.
12. What did Angela enjoy most about the trip?
A. flying at night
B. walking in the desert
C. watching the changes in the scenery
13. What did Angela miss most while she was away?
A. modern bathrooms
B. regular exercise
C. interesting entertainment

PART 3:Questions 14-20

• You will hear a radio programme giving you information about the city of
Glasgow.
• For each question, fill in the missing information in the numbered space.

GLASGOW
Arrival by car
* City centre car parks are (14) ……………….. Leave car at hotel.
‘Discovering Glasgow’ tour bus
* Departs from George (15) ………………..every 30 minutes.
* Buy tickets from (16) ………………..
Walking
* Go to Welcome Centre for information - free (17) ……………….. available.
Places to visit
* Glasgow Cathedral - built in (18).......................century.
* Merchant City area - shops selling (19) ……………….. and clothes.
* Byres Road - student area.
* Botanic Gardens - glasshouses close at (20) ………………..

PAPER 2: READING
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I. Choose the correct answer (A, B, C, or D) to complete each of the following
sentences.
1. Carry the eggs carefully…………..break them
A. so that B. in order to C so as to D. so as not to
2. I ………………go to school by bus when I was a child.
A. get used to B. use to C. used to D. used
3. You should…………….all those trees cut down
A. have B. had C. to have D. having
4. The economy………….by the Covid-19 virus.
A. will affect B. will affected C. be affected D. will be affected
5. Sandra ……………….them not to touch the wires
A. apologized B. suggested C. warned D. denied
6. Peter’s job interview …………turn to be a total disaster.
A. out B. off C. up D. down
7. We were caught……………….by Mr Thompson sudden arrival
A. red-handed B. sight up C. off guard D. our eyes
8. For a ……………… of years, they had a long distance relationship
A. few B. several C. double D. couple
9. These days, more young people take part in…. ……..work to help poor people.
A. volunteer B. volunary C. volunteering D. volunteers
10. He was raised in great………..so he doesn’t like to waste money on silly things.
A. luxury B. poverty C. consideration D. supervision

II. Questions 11 – 15
● Look at the sign in each question.
● Someone asks you what it means.
● Choose the best answer.
(Circle the letter next to the correct explanation A, B or C)

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A. Karen has the possibility of
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attending French classes on two
evenings per week.
B. Karen’s evening classes will now
start at an earlier this term.

C. Karen needs to decide whether to

change the evening that she has
classes.

12 A. We get fresh vegetables from the

. farmers with the cheapest prices.
B. We promise you won’t find
lower-priced fresh food than ours.

C. We buy our fresh vegetables

locally to save you money.
13.

A. David is fixing his broken car on

the motorway at the moment.
B. David is half an hour away from
where Jack lives.
C. David is hoping Jack will collect
him in his car soon.

A. Maria needs Denise to return

something she lent her.
B. Maria is inviting Denise to go
somewhere with her and Mark.
C. Maria wants to borrow something
from Denise that she can wear for
snowboarding.

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 15.
A. Only hospital visitors can park here for longer t
B. Members of hospital staff are allowed to leave
C. This car park is for people visiting the hospital

III. Read the text and question below. For each question, choose the letter of the
correct answer (A, B, C or D).
Helen Skelton
Television presenter Helen Skelton has completed various dangerous challenges for
charity, including a desert marathon run and a journey down the Amazon River in a
tiny boat.
For her latest challenge, Helen walked on a high wire, a long thin piece of metal, 66
metres above the ground, between the two towers of an empty power station. There
was no safety net, only a belt around her waist attached to another wire above. To help
her keep her balance and not to fall, she carried a long stick, weighing eight kilograms.
Helen took lessons from an expert high-wire walker. Although she already had a few
circus skills, she quickly discovered that high-wire walking was completely different.
‘The training was a shock', said Helen. ‘I didn’t realize how strong I’d need to be.
Every day started at 8 am with a run up a steep hill; then came an hour of exercises,
with another hour of them after my day practicing on the wire.
I also had to learn how to fall onto the wire so that if I slipped, I could carry on. Every
time I fell on the wire it hurt badly. But it was essential to keep a positive attitude: if I
was nervous and started shaking, so would the wire!’
The day of the actual challenge was windy, and Helen controlled herself by taking
deep breaths as she moved step by step along the wire. The 150-metre walk took 15
minutes. ‘That was the scariest thing I’ve done,’ she admitted afterwards. Im glad it’s
over!’
The experience has not prevented Helen, however, from planning her next charity
project: to reach the South Pole by ski, kite and bike.
16. What is the writer doing in this text?
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 A. introducing a new television presenter.
B. getting support for a charity project.
C. describing a woman's achievement.
D. recommending a television programme.
17. Helen knew she would be safe if she fell because
A. she had a net that could catch her.
B. she had a stick to support herself with.
C. she was wearing special equipment.
D. she was quite close to the ground.
18. During her training, Helen was surprised to find that
A. staying on the wire was so difficult.
B. she had to work so hard at her fitness.
C. it was so important to be confident.
D. her circus skills were so useful.
19. When Helen performed her work on the high wire
A. she was sorry to get to the end.
B. the weather conditions were perfect.
C. it took less time than expected.
D. she managed to keep herself calm.
20. What might Helen say about the walk?

A. The view from the high wire B. I must admit I was a little bit
was fantastic – I loved every frightened, but it wasn’t nearly
minute of it. I can’t wait to as bad as going down the
have another go. Amazon on my own.

C. That was the longest quarter of D. The training could be painful at

an hour of my life. I couldn’t times but at least I’m in really
breathe at all when I first good condition now, ready for
stepped onto the wire. my next challenge.

PART IV: Questions 21-25

• The people below are all looking for a college course.

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• There are descriptions of eight colleges and the courses they offer.
• Decide which college (letters A-H) would be the most suitable for each person
(numbers 6-10).
21. Anna is 18 and she wants to do computer studies so that she can work in an
office. She would like to study in London but is worried about finding
accommodation.
22. Peter is 19 and wants to be a sports teacher. He is very good at sport,
especially running. He wants to go to a college outside London.
23. Maria used to teach in a secondary school but now wants to teach at primary
level. She wants to do a part-time course in London.
24. Stephen works in the computer industry and wants to go back to college for
a year to do a diploma in advanced computer studies. He lives in London and
wants to study there.
25. Ali wants to do computer studies in London. He would like to do a full-time
course which includes some time working in industry. In his spare time he plays
football.

COURSES TO CHOOSE FROM

A. Hillman College is a London college with up-to-date facilities. We offer
both primary and secondary full-time teacher training courses. This year there
will be special two-year courses available on maths and computers in the
primary classroom. All students are expected to spend two terms working in
local schools.
B. Kirby College has over fifty years’ experience of teacher training. We offer
both full-time and part-time courses for all levels of teaching. Large college in
lovely countryside, with excellent sports facilities, especially for football and
athletics. There is a new course this year called 'Computers in the Classroom’.
C. Kemp College offers a wide range of both full-time and part-time diploma
courses in arts and science subjects, lasting from one to three years. The college
is about two hours away from London by train. It has a new library and good
student accommodation. Grants are available for students wanting to return to
studying.
D. MacKintosh College offers a range of courses from modern languages to
computer studies, in a quiet and pleasant part of London. All students are
offered accommodation in college flats and we have excellent sports facilities.
Full-time and part-time courses of either three or four years are available.
E. Pemberley College in central London offers full-time courses in science and
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getting work experience in different firms. There are good social and sports
facilities. No college accommodation is available at present.
F. Treeholme College. If you want to be a teacher, join one of our courses.
Places are available on our full-time courses in science and maths this October.
Ours is a small teacher training department in a large London college, so we can
offer good facilities such as a new computer centre.
G. Dene College was built in 1990 in an attractive part of north London. Spaces
are still available on our popular part-time course in primary teaching for
teachers who want to retrain. Beginning in October we will also have new four-
year courses in law, economics, mathematics and sports science.
H Westgate College in south London has a range of courses, from maths and
physics to computer studies and sports science. We offer both lower and
advanced diplomas. All our courses are from one to three years in length and are
particularly suitable for people with some work experience

PAPER 3: WRITING
PART 1
I. Finish each of the following sentences in such a way that it means the same as the
sentence printed before it.
Example: I met him 5 years ago
Answer: I haven’t met him for 5 years.

1. I often go cycling with my friend Dan at the weekends.

‘My friend Dan usually …………….. cycling with me at the weekends.
2 Our favourite place to visit is the lake near our town.
We like visiting the lake near our town……………….than anywhere else.
3 We hadn’t cycled into the countryside for several months.
It was several months ……………..we had cycled into the countryside.
4 Maria sometimes takes a taxi although it is expensive.
Maria doesn’t often take a taxi .......................... it is expensive.
5. Yesterday she got up too late to catch the bus.
Yesterday she got up so late that she ….............. the bus.

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PART 2:
You have just joined a club in your area and you think your English friend Max
would enjoy going there with you.
Write an email to Max. In your email, you should
• explain which club you have joined
• suggest Max should visit the club
• say what you could do there together.
• Now write a letter answering your friend’s questions.
• Write your letter in about 100 words.
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