Would you like to be an astronaut? You don’t have to be Superman to fly in space. Many men and women from many different countries have done it. For example, the European Space Agency (ESA) now has 14 astronauts from 8 different countries. The first thing is this – you need to be sure it’s the job that you really want to do. It requires a lot of hard work and several years of study at university before astronaut training even begins. Most people start this between 27 and 37 years of age. Many astronauts also train to become pilots first. Astronauts come from all over Europe and the world, and it’s important that they can speak the same languages. They have to speak English, and they are given Russian lessons. Some also learn another language, for example Japanese, as a number of astronauts are Japanese speakers. If you are still at school and you’d like to be an astronaut when you’re older, it’s not too early to start developing the skills you will need. Playing video games is a great thing to do, as it helps you to think quickly and clearly. This is what you will need to do when you travel in space. Another good thing to do is sports, especially team sports. They make you fit, of course, but more importantly, they help you learn how to do things together with your colleagues. So, maybe planning a game of football for next weekend isn’t a bad idea? The first paragraph says that

lots of people can be an astronaut.

there are astronauts from all countries.

only 14 people from Europe have become astronauts.

Would you like to be an astronaut? You don’t have to be Superman to fly in space. Many men and women from many different countries have done it. For example, the European Space Agency (ESA) now has 14 astronauts from 8 different countries. The first thing is this – you need to be sure it’s the job that you really want to do. It requires a lot of hard work and several years of study at university before astronaut training even begins. Most people start this between 27 and 37 years of age. Many astronauts also train to become pilots first. Astronauts come from all over Europe and the world, and it’s important that they can speak the same languages. They have to speak English, and they are given Russian lessons. Some also learn another language, for example Japanese, as a number of astronauts are Japanese speakers. If you are still at school and you’d like to be an astronaut when you’re older, it’s not too early to start developing the skills you will need. Playing video games is a great thing to do, as it helps you to think quickly and clearly. This is what you will need to do when you travel in space. Another good thing to do is sports, especially team sports. They make you fit, of course, but more importantly, they help you learn how to do things together with your colleagues. So, maybe planning a game of football for next weekend isn’t a bad idea? The writer says

it’s important to know that being an astronaut is right for you.

you need to be a pilot before you become an astronaut.

when you start training to be an astronaut, you must be between 27 and 37.

Would you like to be an astronaut? You don’t have to be Superman to fly in space. Many men and women from many different countries have done it. For example, the European Space Agency (ESA) now has 14 astronauts from 8 different countries. The first thing is this – you need to be sure it’s the job that you really want to do. It requires a lot of hard work and several years of study at university before astronaut training even begins. Most people start this between 27 and 37 years of age. Many astronauts also train to become pilots first. Astronauts come from all over Europe and the world, and it’s important that they can speak the same languages. They have to speak English, and they are given Russian lessons. Some also learn another language, for example Japanese, as a number of astronauts are Japanese speakers. If you are still at school and you’d like to be an astronaut when you’re older, it’s not too early to start developing the skills you will need. Playing video games is a great thing to do, as it helps you to think quickly and clearly. This is what you will need to do when you travel in space. Another good thing to do is sports, especially team sports. They make you fit, of course, but more importantly, they help you learn how to do things together with your colleagues. So, maybe planning a game of football for next weekend isn’t a bad idea? Why can playing video games be useful if you want to be an astronaut?

Video games can teach you to think fast.

There are many video games about space travel.

Video games help you to understand how computers work.

Would you like to be an astronaut? You don’t have to be Superman to fly in space. Many men and women from many different countries have done it. For example, the European Space Agency (ESA) now has 14 astronauts from 8 different countries. The first thing is this – you need to be sure it’s the job that you really want to do. It requires a lot of hard work and several years of study at university before astronaut training even begins. Most people start this between 27 and 37 years of age. Many astronauts also train to become pilots first. Astronauts come from all over Europe and the world, and it’s important that they can speak the same languages. They have to speak English, and they are given Russian lessons. Some also learn another language, for example Japanese, as a number of astronauts are Japanese speakers. If you are still at school and you’d like to be an astronaut when you’re older, it’s not too early to start developing the skills you will need. Playing video games is a great thing to do, as it helps you to think quickly and clearly. This is what you will need to do when you travel in space. Another good thing to do is sports, especially team sports. They make you fit, of course, but more importantly, they help you learn how to do things together with your colleagues. So, maybe planning a game of football for next weekend isn’t a bad idea? How can sports help you to become an astronaut?

They help you to work well with other people.

They give you something to do in your free time.

KET Day 11

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English

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6th - 8th Grade

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

I … for the exam all day long tomorrow.

will preparing

will be preparing

will prepare

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

We … for his answer.

waiting

be waiting

will be waiting

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

I … for you.

will waiting

will be waiting

will waited

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Choose the correct answer:

What will you done this time tomorrow?

What will you do this time tomorrow?

What will you be doing this time tomorrow?

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

She told me: “They will be working more productively”.

She told me that they would be working more productively.

She told me that they will work more productively.

She told me that they will be working more productively.

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 2 pts

What time do pupils need to get to school tomorrow?

about 8:30

by 8:40

at 8:50

7.

OPEN ENDED QUESTION

5 mins • 2 pts

Find the mistake and rewrite the correct sentence.

Tell me nothing about your weekend.

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KET Day 11

30 questions

I … for the exam all day long tomorrow.

We … for his answer.

I … for you.

Choose the correct answer:

She told me: “They will be working more productively”.

What time do pupils need to get to school tomorrow?

Find the mistake and rewrite the correct sentence.

Tell me nothing about your weekend.

Find the mistake and rewrite the correct sentence.

Are you doing anywhere interesting at the moment?

Find the mistake and rewrite the correct sentence.

I can’t see no one I know here.

Find the mistake and rewrite the correct sentence.

Anything I want to do this weekend is very expensive!

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