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PET 7 test 3

Total questions: 62

Worksheet time: 37mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

a)

You can buy a ticket at this desk to go straight into the theatre.

b)

You can book the theatre tickets in advance at the collection desk.

c)

You can pic up the theatre tickets here that you have already booked.

2.

Bob needs to

a)

make a dentist's appointmanet for Jill.

b)

phone the dentist about an appointment.

c)

tell Jill when he can go to the dentist.

3.
a)

you can keep your shoes on in the changing room unless they are dirty.

b)

Clean your shoes at the entrance to the changing room before you come in.

c)

All shoes must be taken off anf left at the changing room antrance.

4.

What is Anita doing?

a)

explain that she will be late

b)

apologiseing for missing the meeting

c)

remiding somebody of an arrangement

5.
a)

To avoid us cancelling another Saurday trip, tell us what your interests are.

b)

Saturday's coach trip is cancelled because there are transport problems.

c)

We are cancelling the trip on Saturday as numbers are too low.

6.

a)

Park Stables

Have you ever thought of exploring a national park on horseback? Park Stables offers rides on horses specially chosen for their gently characters. Beginners are welcome and riding hats and boots are provided free or charge. Private ride €25 per hour, family ride €42 per hour.

b)

Liama Treks

For something diffirent, let this company's friendly South American animals accompany you on a walk through the hills. The liamas transport your bags while you enjoy the scenery. The most pupular trip is a four-hour walk with a stop at a country restaurant (€55 per adult including meal-children free).

c)

Survival School

If you're thinking of talking a trip to somewhere far from cities and people, you might want to learn how to take care of yourself first. Survival School's challenging weekend course (€150) will teach you fire-making, camp-buiding and recognising adible plants and wild animals. These skills could save your life.

7.

a)

Swallow Aviation

Get a bird's-eyes view of the countryside and see some of the region's tourist sights from the air by taking a lesson in a two-seater microlight plane. It's an adventure that's not for the faint-hearted. The training plane is an Icarus C42 which flies at aruond 160kph. Flights from €49.

b)

Survival School

If you're thinking of talking a trip to somewhere far from cities

and people, you might want to learn how to take care of yourself first.

Survival School's challenging weekend course (€150) will teach you fire-making,

camp-buiding and recognising adible plants and wild animals. These skills could

save your life.

c)

Liama Treks

For something diffirent, let this company's friendly South

American animals accompany you on a walk through the hills. The liamas

transport your bags while you enjoy the scenery. The most pupular trip is a

four-hour walk with a stop at a country restaurant (€55 per adult including

meal-children free).

8.

a)

Park Stables

Have you ever thought of exploring a national park on horseback?

Park Stables offers rides on horses specially chosen for their gently

characters. Beginners are welcome and riding hats and boots are provided free

or charge. Private ride €25 per hour, family ride €42 per hour.

b)

Swallow Aviation

Get a bird's-eyes view of the countryside and see some of the

region's tourist sights from the air by taking a lesson in a two-seater

microlight plane. It's an adventure that's not for the faint-hearted. The

training plane is an Icarus C42 which flies at aruond 160kph. Flights from €49.

c)

Liama Treks

For something diffirent, let this company's friendly South

American animals accompany you on a walk through the hills. The liamas

transport your bags while you enjoy the scenery. The most pupular trip is a

four-hour walk with a stop at a country restaurant (€55 per adult including

meal-children free).

9.

a)

Swallow Aviation

Get a bird's-eyes view of the countryside and see some of the

region's tourist sights from the air by taking a lesson in a two-seater

microlight plane. It's an adventure that's not for the faint-hearted. The

training plane is an Icarus C42 which flies at aruond 160kph. Flights from €49.

b)

Park Stables

Have you ever thought of exploring a national park on horseback?

Park Stables offers rides on horses specially chosen for their gently

characters. Beginners are welcome and riding hats and boots are provided free

or charge. Private ride €25 per hour, family ride €42 per hour.

c)

Survival School

If you're thinking of talking a trip to somewhere far from cities

and people, you might want to learn how to take care of yourself first.

Survival School's challenging weekend course (€150) will teach you fire-making,

camp-buiding and recognising adible plants and wild animals. These skills could

save your life.

10.

a)

Country lanes

Based in a lovely forest, Country Lanes provides a relaxing experience for necomers to cycling, experienced cyclists and those just looking for family fun. The one-day group tour (€ 30 per person) includes bike hire, route map and discounts on entry to tourist attrations.

b)

Swallow Aviation

Get a bird's-eyes

view of the countryside and see some of the region's tourist sights from the

air by taking a lesson in a two-seater microlight plane. It's an adventure

that's not for the faint-hearted. The training plane is an Icarus C42 which

flies at aruond 160kph. Flights from €49.

c)

Survival School

If you're thinking

of talking a trip to somewhere far from cities and people, you might want to

learn how to take care of yourself first. Survival School's challenging weekend

course (€150) will teach you fire-making, camp-buiding and recognising adible

plants and wild animals. These skills could save your life.

11.

Climbing mountains

Benham had spent less time climbing in Canada than Chales Fay.

a)

A

b)

B

12.

Climbing mountains

Chales Fay applied to an organisation to have a mountain named affter him

a)

A

b)

B

13.

Climbing mountains

On 19 July, Benham found out dhe had made a mistake.

a)

A

b)

B

14.

Climbing mountains

Benham decided to climb Mount Hejee with Chales Fay on 20 July.

a)

A

b)

B

15.

Climbing mountains

Chales Fay blamed his guide when he failed to reach the top pf Mount Heejee.

a)

A

b)

B

16.

Climbing mountains

Benham took a diffirent route up Mount Heejee from Chales Fay.

a)

A

b)

B

17.

Climbing mountains

Benham knew Hans Kaufmann had a plan to choose a slow route up Mount Heejee.

a)

A

b)

B

18.

Climbing mountains

The mountain which was named affter Chales Fay was the one had first chosen.

a)

A

b)

B

19.

Climbing mountains

Chales Fay's grandson followed a different route from his grandfather up Mount Fay.

a)

A

b)

B

20.

Climbing mountains

The hut named affter Chales Fay is still used by climbers.

a)

A

b)

B

21.

At home in Venice by Francesco da Mosto

What is the writer's main reason for writing this text?

a)

to persuade more tourists to visit his city

b)

to give readers the history of his home town

c)

to say what he fells about his birtplace

22.

At home in Venice by Francesco da Mosto

The family who first onwed the witer's home

a)

used to by and sell silk

b)

produced plates and bowls

c)

were skilled architects

23.

At home in Venice by Francesco da Mosto

What does the writer say about his grandfather?

a)

His grandfather taught him how to study documents.

b)

He didn't find his grandfather's handwriting easy to read.

c)

He wasn't able to get to know his grandfather personally.

24.

At home in Venice by Francesco da Mosto

What is the writer's attitide to Vence today?

a)

He hopes tourists will stop visiting the city.

b)

He would like people to get jobs working with tourists.

c)

He thinks local businesses should be encouraged to stay.

25.

At home in Venice by Francesco da Mosto

What might the writer say about his house?

a)

I have never lived anywhere else apart from in my house in the Rialto area of Venice.

b)

My house is on a canal in Venice and my family, starting with my grandfather, have lived there since 1919.

c)

We don't know sho lived in the house before 1588 but it was owned by merchants from then until the eighteenth century.

26.

Cave paintings in Australia

Some of the paintings are ... least 3000 years olds.

a)

in

b)

of

c)

to

d)

at

27.

Cave paintings in Australia

... is even more suprising is that the cave was found by chance by someone walking in the area.

a)

How

b)

What

c)

Why

d)

Which

28.

Cave paintings in Australia

However, the site of the cave was so fifficult to reach that it .. a long time before researchers could visit it.

a)

lasted

b)

spent

c)

took

d)

finished

29.

Cave paintings in Australia

The exact location of the site has to be .. secret.

a)

remained

b)

set

c)

controlted

d)

kept

30.

Cave paintings in Australia

This is to .. the cave from being visited by sightseers who do not ... how easy it is to .. the paintings.

a)

prevent, realise

b)

miss, catch

c)

escapse, dream

d)

feel, upset

31.

Cave paintings in Australia

The painting show people and animals, ... brids, lizards and other Australian animals that can ... be seen today.

a)

waste, involving

b)

injure, adding

c)

damage, including

d)

upset, consisting

32.

Cave paintings in Australia

According to researchers, ... its recent discovery, nobody had visited the cave for around 200 years.

a)

by

b)

affter

c)

until

d)

on

33.

My father was given his first boat by his parents.

=> My father's parents ... his first boat.

(a)  

34.

My father doesn't have that boat any more.

=> My father ... got that boat any more.

(a)  

35.

I wanted to start sailing, but my father insisted that I took some lessons first.

=> I wanted to start sailing, but my father said that I had .. some lessons first.

(a)  

36.

My local sailing school said I was too young to join thier courses.

=> My local school said I wasn't ... to join their courses.

(a)  

37.

I found it more difficult to learn than I had expected.

=> It wasn't ... to learn as I had expected.

(a)  

38.

Which present will the girl receive?

a)
b)
c)
39.

Where will the tourists go last?

a)
b)
c)
40.

Where in the theatre did the woman leave her gloves?

a)
b)
c)
41.

Which dress does the women like best?

a)
b)
c)
42.

How much does the man pay for the postage?

a)
b)
c)
43.

What is the television programme about?

a)
b)
c)
44.

Which vehicle does Steve intend to buy?

a)
b)
c)
45.

Listening part 2

Linda worked in a cake shop because

a)

her parents didn't give her enough money

b)

she want to give her parents some money

c)

she need to buy things for college

46.

Listening part 2

Linda liked her first boss because he

a)

paid her well.

b)

was kind to her.

c)

sent her on a training course.

47.

Listening part 2

What did Linda enjoy about working in the shop?

a)

eating the cakes

b)

the smell of baking

c)

the clean workplace

48.

Listening part 2

In the shop,Linda helped with

a)

baking bread.

b)

displaying cakes.

c)

making sandwiches.

49.

Listening part 2

Linda says that the full-time shop assistants

a)

were friendly to her.

b)

hadn't got the same skills as her.

c)

didn't work as hard as her.

50.

Listening part 2

What does Linda say about serving customers?

a)

She didn't like dealing with complaints.

b)

She liked giving them advice.

c)

She enjoyed the busy part of the day.

51.

Central Museum

The museum gardens were first created in the year ...

(a)  

52.

Central Museum

There are exhibitions of English furniture and ..

(a)  

53.

Central Museum

In the museum shop, visiters can buy .., card and books.

(a)  

54.

Central Museum

Cars can be parked at the ... near the museum.

(a)  

55.

Central Museum

Regular buses to the museum leave from both the city centre and the ...

(a)  

56.

Central Museum

Call 451858 to find out more about ... visits or room hide.

(a)  

57.

Listening part 4

Carla is suprised that Mrs Ford wanted her to attend the meeting.

a)

A

b)

B

58.

Listening part 4

Sam says that last year's concert was an improvement on earlier ones.

a)

A

b)

B

59.

Listening part 4

Carla enjoyed preparing for last year's concert.

a)

A

b)

B

60.

Listening part 4

Sam tells Clarla that she is the best pianist in the school.

a)

A

b)

B

61.

Listening part 4

Sam encourages Clarla to accept Mrs Ford's choice of music.

a)

A

b)

B

62.

Listening part 4

Sam realises that he must stop doing one of his activities.

a)

A

b)

B