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1.  I have a small food shop in the city centre and I really don’t like customers coming into the shop on wheels. A businessman comes in on a kick scooter and he thinks it’s funny to do his shopping on the scooter. I don’t think it’s funny. I think it’s dangerous. Which of the following statements is TRUE ?

• •  A. The writer has a restaurant.
• •  B. The wrlter thinks the businessman is a funny person.
• •  C. The writer likes customers coming into his/her shop on a kick scooter.
• D. The writer thinks kick scooters are not safe in the shop.

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2.  I go to work by rollerblades. It’s a fast way to travel and it’s very healthy because I get lots of exercise. Sometimes it feels quite dangerous with so many cars around me, and it is a little inconvenient because 1 need to change into shoes when I go into my office. Why does the writer go to work by rollerblades?

• * A. It is good for health.
• •  B. It is quite safe.
• •  C. There are no cars around him/her.
• •  D. The writer feels convenient.

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3.  Every weekday, Kendrick drives 320 kilometers from his home in San Antonio, Texas, to his job at AbleCargo in the part of Houston and then 320 kilometers back again. He leaves work at 5 a.m., and gets home and has dinner with his wife at 9 p.m. Where does Kendrick live?

• A. He lives in Houston
• B. He lives in AbleCargo
• C. He lives in San Antonio
• •  D. He lives far from Texas.

4.       For his daily journey, Kendrick won a competition ‘America’s Longest Commute’. His three-and- a-half-hour commute was longer than all the other people’s in the competition, and is a lot more than the average American commute of twenty-five minutes. Why did Kendrick win the competition?

• •  A. He was the safest driver in America.
• •  B. He drove the least kilometers in one year.
• * C. He travelled the furthest to work.
• •  D. He spent three and a half hours working every day.

5.  Excuse me, can you tell me the way to the station, please?

• A. You can’t miss it
• B. Yes, I think so
• * C. Turn left at the traffic lights. It’s on your right.
• •  D. No, I can’t. It’s secret.

6.  Can you tell me where the bank is, please?

• * A. It’s at the end of this street.
• •  B. There’s a pedestrian street on the left.
• •  C. No, turn right.
• •  D. No problem.

7.  Is the museum far from here?

• •  A. Turn right.
• * B. No, it isn’t. It is just after the traffic light
• •  C. Yes, third right.
• •  D. No way.

8.  Excuse me, is there a sports shop near here?

• •  A. No, don’t ask me.
• •  B. Don’t mention it.
• •  C. You can see a pet shop next to it.
• D. Go straight on. It’s past the bank.

9. Excuse me, do I have to take the second left to York street?

• * A. Yes, the second left.
• •  B. No, don’t take it.
• •  C. It’s on the left.
• D. Go ahead

10.  Can you tell me the way to the supermarket?

• •  A. There is no way there.
• * B. Yes, go straight on here
• •  C. It’s on the way.
• D. Yes, I can go there