FCE part 1, 4 test 4 , 5 test plus 2

Slacklining is an increasingly popular activity in London's parks. All you need if you want to have a go at slackl ining is two trees about fifteen metres apart, a fivecentimetre-wide strap of around the same length and the equipment to (1) ... , .... the strap to the trees.

• join

• attach

• unite

• stick

The slackline is not a rope, but a flat piece of strong webbing material. The (2) ....... . . ~ to try to...........

• aim

• target

• plan

• schedule

...walk along the line without (3) ... .. ... your balance.

• dropping

• missing

• losing

• slipping

As the line is usually (4) .... .... about a metre or so above the ground,

• positioned

• stood

• settled

• arranged

there is no (5) ........ risk of injury

• deep

• great

• wide

• tall

if you don't (6) ... ..... to stay on the line.

• realise

• achieve

• manage

• succeed

Basically, slacklining (7) .. ...... quite a lot of practice, but it is something that you can learn to do.

• asks

• requests

• calls

• requires

At first, most people like to (8) .. .... .. on to a friend's hand until they get used to the feeling of the moving line under their feet.

• keep

• hold

• touch

• stay

Learning to sew seemed a waste of time to Lisa. POINT

Lisa couldn't .............. ... .. .. .... .. ... ............ .. ...... !. ....... . learning to sew.

I reckon Barry was relieved to find his missing cellphone again. BEEN

Barry must ............... .. ........ .... ..... ............. .. ........... he found his missing cellphone.