SECTION I: Grammar (Use of English)

What time ..... Calais tomorrow afternoon?

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My friend ..................... lives in Australia is a nurse.

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I like walking in the park ............. hot days.

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Centuries ago, people ………. animals for food.

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If he ................... the lottery, he'll go on a round-the-world trip.

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John has to get ... early in the morning.

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The door was locked so I .... go inside.

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She often ......................... to music when she does the housework.

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We ..... at the sports centre every Wednesday afternoon.

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That's the man ..... son is a famous actor.

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Greg .... down, opened the book and began to read.

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Levi Strauss was the man ................. invented blue jeans.

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You have been to Spain, ...............?

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If you study hard, you ....... your exams this time.

SECTION II: Reading Comprehension

Read and answer the questions below.

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“COMEWITHUS.COM” sell ......................

SECTION II: Reading Comprehension

Read and answer the questions below.

WELCOME TO CYBERSPACE! Travel around the magnificent world of the Internet with COMEWITHUS.COM. The Internet: a world of information, entertainment and communication. Are you on-line? If not, think about what you’re missing. You could get the latest news it even appears TV: you could take part in discussions about things that interest you with people from around the world; you could make new friends who share your ideas and hobbies; you could send messages to your friends abroad – they will reach them immediately, and at a minimum cost; you could go shopping for anything, anywhere in the world, and pay much less than you would in a shop. All you need to do is call us FREE on 0800-600-600, and we will take care of everything! Everything you need will come to your house in 24 hours, and you will be ready to start surfing the net! And, with COMEWITHUS.COM, going on the Internet will cost you very little. For £25 a month, you can have your own Internet connection, and your own e-mail address. So call us now, on 0800-600-600, and start exploring the wonderful world of the Internet!

According to the advertisement, with “COMEWITHUS.COM” you can....................

SECTION II: Reading Comprehension

Read and answer the questions below.

WELCOME TO CYBERSPACE! Travel around the magnificent world of the Internet with COMEWITHUS.COM. The Internet: a world of information, entertainment and communication. Are you on-line? If not, think about what you’re missing. You could get the latest news it even appears TV: you could take part in discussions about things that interest you with people from around the world; you could make new friends who share your ideas and hobbies; you could send messages to your friends abroad – they will reach them immediately, and at a minimum cost; you could go shopping for anything, anywhere in the world, and pay much less than you would in a shop. All you need to do is call us FREE on 0800-600-600, and we will take care of everything! Everything you need will come to your house in 24 hours, and you will be ready to start surfing the net! And, with COMEWITHUS.COM, going on the Internet will cost you very little. For £25 a month, you can have your own Internet connection, and your own e-mail address. So call us now, on 0800-600-600, and start exploring the wonderful world of the Internet!

If you want to connect to the Internet with “COMEWITHUS.COM” you have to .....................................

SECTION II: Reading Comprehension

Read and answer the questions below.

WELCOME TO CYBERSPACE! Travel around the magnificent world of the Internet with COMEWITHUS.COM. The Internet: a world of information, entertainment and communication. Are you on-line? If not, think about what you’re missing. You could get the latest news it even appears TV: you could take part in discussions about things that interest you with people from around the world; you could make new friends who share your ideas and hobbies; you could send messages to your friends abroad – they will reach them immediately, and at a minimum cost; you could go shopping for anything, anywhere in the world, and pay much less than you would in a shop. All you need to do is call us FREE on 0800-600-600, and we will take care of everything! Everything you need will come to your house in 24 hours, and you will be ready to start surfing the net! And, with COMEWITHUS.COM, going on the Internet will cost you very little. For £25 a month, you can have your own Internet connection, and your own e-mail address. So call us now, on 0800-600-600, and start exploring the wonderful world of the Internet!

Calling “COMEWITHUS.COM” on the phone will cost you ..................

SECTION II: Reading Comprehension

Read and answer the questions below.

WELCOME TO CYBERSPACE! Travel around the magnificent world of the Internet with COMEWITHUS.COM. The Internet: a world of information, entertainment and communication. Are you on-line? If not, think about what you’re missing. You could get the latest news it even appears TV: you could take part in discussions about things that interest you with people from around the world; you could make new friends who share your ideas and hobbies; you could send messages to your friends abroad – they will reach them immediately, and at a minimum cost; you could go shopping for anything, anywhere in the world, and pay much less than you would in a shop. All you need to do is call us FREE on 0800-600-600, and we will take care of everything! Everything you need will come to your house in 24 hours, and you will be ready to start surfing the net! And, with COMEWITHUS.COM, going on the Internet will cost you very little. For £25 a month, you can have your own Internet connection, and your own e-mail address. So call us now, on 0800-600-600, and start exploring the wonderful world of the Internet!

5. What do “COMEWITHUS.COM” give you for £25 per month?

SECTION II: Reading Comprehension

Read the article and mark the sentences below: "True" or "False".

Hello, People of Thailand! Whatever country we come from, whatever colour our skin is, we all have one thing in common: we are all people of the world. Thailand is a beautiful country with a rich culture, just south of China. People call it the jewel of south-east Asia for a good reason. Its tropical climate, white sandy beaches and ancient temples make it a perfect holiday destination. What makes it really special, though, is its people. Thai people are good-looking. They are short with delicate features. They have got black hair, dark eyes and light brown skin. The Thais are friendly people who are well known for being generous and kind. „We are happy people who have strong wills and are especially proud of our history,“ says Kasem from Bangkok. Most people in Thailand live in villages. A typical Thai village consists of wooden houses, a school and a Buddhist temple. Most of the people in the villages are farmers and fishermen. The men usually work in the fields or catch fish in the rivers, and the women plant the crops. Family life is very important in Thailand, and families often eat together. Thai food is very spicy and includes curries, fish, seafood, soups and noodles. „We eat rice with our meals and use a lot of strong spices in our cooking,“ explains Kasem. Thai people love to enjoy themselves. Popular free-time activities include Thai boxing and watching traditional dance shows. Thais also celebrate many festivals throughout the year. „My favourite holiday is Surin, in November, when we always have elephant football matches,“ says Kasem. Thailand is a wonderful country. Its fascinating sights, rich cultural history and warm-hearted people make it unique.

Many people go fishing and work in fields.

SECTION II: Reading Comprehension

Read the article and mark the sentences below: "True" or "False".

Hello, People of Thailand! Whatever country we come from, whatever colour our skin is, we all have one thing in common: we are all people of the world. Thailand is a beautiful country with a rich culture, just south of China. People call it the jewel of south-east Asia for a good reason. Its tropical climate, white sandy beaches and ancient temples make it a perfect holiday destination. What makes it really special, though, is its people. Thai people are good-looking. They are short with delicate features. They have got black hair, dark eyes and light brown skin. The Thais are friendly people who are well known for being generous and kind. „We are happy people who have strong wills and are especially proud of our history,“ says Kasem from Bangkok. Most people in Thailand live in villages. A typical Thai village consists of wooden houses, a school and a Buddhist temple. Most of the people in the villages are farmers and fishermen. The men usually work in the fields or catch fish in the rivers, and the women plant the crops. Family life is very important in Thailand, and families often eat together. Thai food is very spicy and includes curries, fish, seafood, soups and noodles. „We eat rice with our meals and use a lot of strong spices in our cooking,“ explains Kasem. Thai people love to enjoy themselves. Popular free-time activities include Thai boxing and watching traditional dance shows. Thais also celebrate many festivals throughout the year. „My favourite holiday is Surin, in November, when we always have elephant football matches,“ says Kasem. Thailand is a wonderful country. Its fascinating sights, rich cultural history and warm-hearted people make it unique.

Thai people eat lots of rice and spices.

SECTION II: Reading Comprehension

Read the article and mark the sentences below: "True" or "False".

Hello, People of Thailand! Whatever country we come from, whatever colour our skin is, we all have one thing in common: we are all people of the world. Thailand is a beautiful country with a rich culture, just south of China. People call it the jewel of south-east Asia for a good reason. Its tropical climate, white sandy beaches and ancient temples make it a perfect holiday destination. What makes it really special, though, is its people. Thai people are good-looking. They are short with delicate features. They have got black hair, dark eyes and light brown skin. The Thais are friendly people who are well known for being generous and kind. „We are happy people who have strong wills and are especially proud of our history,“ says Kasem from Bangkok. Most people in Thailand live in villages. A typical Thai village consists of wooden houses, a school and a Buddhist temple. Most of the people in the villages are farmers and fishermen. The men usually work in the fields or catch fish in the rivers, and the women plant the crops. Family life is very important in Thailand, and families often eat together. Thai food is very spicy and includes curries, fish, seafood, soups and noodles. „We eat rice with our meals and use a lot of strong spices in our cooking,“ explains Kasem. Thai people love to enjoy themselves. Popular free-time activities include Thai boxing and watching traditional dance shows. Thais also celebrate many festivals throughout the year. „My favourite holiday is Surin, in November, when we always have elephant football matches,“ says Kasem. Thailand is a wonderful country. Its fascinating sights, rich cultural history and warm-hearted people make it unique.

Thai people like eating alone.

SECTION II: Reading Comprehension

Read the article and mark the sentences below: "True" or "False".

Hello, People of Thailand! Whatever country we come from, whatever colour our skin is, we all have one thing in common: we are all people of the world. Thailand is a beautiful country with a rich culture, just south of China. People call it the jewel of south-east Asia for a good reason. Its tropical climate, white sandy beaches and ancient temples make it a perfect holiday destination. What makes it really special, though, is its people. Thai people are good-looking. They are short with delicate features. They have got black hair, dark eyes and light brown skin. The Thais are friendly people who are well known for being generous and kind. „We are happy people who have strong wills and are especially proud of our history,“ says Kasem from Bangkok. Most people in Thailand live in villages. A typical Thai village consists of wooden houses, a school and a Buddhist temple. Most of the people in the villages are farmers and fishermen. The men usually work in the fields or catch fish in the rivers, and the women plant the crops. Family life is very important in Thailand, and families often eat together. Thai food is very spicy and includes curries, fish, seafood, soups and noodles. „We eat rice with our meals and use a lot of strong spices in our cooking,“ explains Kasem. Thai people love to enjoy themselves. Popular free-time activities include Thai boxing and watching traditional dance shows. Thais also celebrate many festivals throughout the year. „My favourite holiday is Surin, in November, when we always have elephant football matches,“ says Kasem. Thailand is a wonderful country. Its fascinating sights, rich cultural history and warm-hearted people make it unique.

People of Thailand are very kind.

SECTION II: Reading Comprehension

Read the article and mark the sentences below: "True" or "False".

Hello, People of Thailand! Whatever country we come from, whatever colour our skin is, we all have one thing in common: we are all people of the world. Thailand is a beautiful country with a rich culture, just south of China. People call it the jewel of south-east Asia for a good reason. Its tropical climate, white sandy beaches and ancient temples make it a perfect holiday destination. What makes it really special, though, is its people. Thai people are good-looking. They are short with delicate features. They have got black hair, dark eyes and light brown skin. The Thais are friendly people who are well known for being generous and kind. „We are happy people who have strong wills and are especially proud of our history,“ says Kasem from Bangkok. Most people in Thailand live in villages. A typical Thai village consists of wooden houses, a school and a Buddhist temple. Most of the people in the villages are farmers and fishermen. The men usually work in the fields or catch fish in the rivers, and the women plant the crops. Family life is very important in Thailand, and families often eat together. Thai food is very spicy and includes curries, fish, seafood, soups and noodles. „We eat rice with our meals and use a lot of strong spices in our cooking,“ explains Kasem. Thai people love to enjoy themselves. Popular free-time activities include Thai boxing and watching traditional dance shows. Thais also celebrate many festivals throughout the year. „My favourite holiday is Surin, in November, when we always have elephant football matches,“ says Kasem. Thailand is a wonderful country. Its fascinating sights, rich cultural history and warm-hearted people make it unique.

There are elephant football matches during Surin.

SECTION II: Reading Comprehension

Read the letter, then answer the questions below.

Dear Terry,

Greetings from Cairo! The weather is very hot here and I’m having a wonderful time. I’m staying with my friend, Abdullah. He lives in the centre of Cairo. I’ve been here since Monday and I’ve already done lots of things! I’ve already visited the Khan al-Khalili bazaar. We visited it on Tuesday. You can’t imagine how noisy and crowded it was! I bought some lovely handmade souvenirs there. I have also seen the Pyramids and the Sphinx at Giza. I saw them yesterday. They were amazing. I even rode a camel. It was fun! I’ve been to a traditional restaurant. Abudllah took me there last night. I tried couscous and falafel. The place was fantastic and the food was just delicious. There are a lot of things I haven’t done yet. I haven’t been on a boat trip down the River Nile yet, and I haven’t visited the Egyptian Museum. We are going on a boat trip tomorrow and we are going to visit the museum one of these days to see the exhibits. We are also going to visit Luxor. The place is famous for its huge temples and statues. Cairo is a fascinating city – you must visit it one day! Anyway, I’m returning to England on Sunday next week, so I’ll call you then.

Best wishes,

Jack

What is the weather like there?

SECTION II: Reading Comprehension

Read the letter, then answer the questions below.

Dear Terry,

Greetings from Cairo! The weather is very hot here and I’m having a wonderful time. I’m staying with my friend, Abdullah. He lives in the centre of Cairo. I’ve been here since Monday and I’ve already done lots of things! I’ve already visited the Khan al-Khalili bazaar. We visited it on Tuesday. You can’t imagine how noisy and crowded it was! I bought some lovely handmade souvenirs there. I have also seen the Pyramids and the Sphinx at Giza. I saw them yesterday. They were amazing. I even rode a camel. It was fun! I’ve been to a traditional restaurant. Abudllah took me there last night. I tried couscous and falafel. The place was fantastic and the food was just delicious. There are a lot of things I haven’t done yet. I haven’t been on a boat trip down the River Nile yet, and I haven’t visited the Egyptian Museum. We are going on a boat trip tomorrow and we are going to visit the museum one of these days to see the exhibits. We are also going to visit Luxor. The place is famous for its huge temples and statues. Cairo is a fascinating city – you must visit it one day! Anyway, I’m returning to England on Sunday next week, so I’ll call you then.

Best wishes,

Jack

Who is Jack staying with?

SECTION II: Reading Comprehension

Read the letter, then answer the questions below.

Dear Terry,

Greetings from Cairo! The weather is very hot here and I’m having a wonderful time. I’m staying with my friend, Abdullah. He lives in the centre of Cairo. I’ve been here since Monday and I’ve already done lots of things! I’ve already visited the Khan al-Khalili bazaar. We visited it on Tuesday. You can’t imagine how noisy and crowded it was! I bought some lovely handmade souvenirs there. I have also seen the Pyramids and the Sphinx at Giza. I saw them yesterday. They were amazing. I even rode a camel. It was fun! I’ve been to a traditional restaurant. Abudllah took me there last night. I tried couscous and falafel. The place was fantastic and the food was just delicious. There are a lot of things I haven’t done yet. I haven’t been on a boat trip down the River Nile yet, and I haven’t visited the Egyptian Museum. We are going on a boat trip tomorrow and we are going to visit the museum one of these days to see the exhibits. We are also going to visit Luxor. The place is famous for its huge temples and statues. Cairo is a fascinating city – you must visit it one day! Anyway, I’m returning to England on Sunday next week, so I’ll call you then.

Best wishes,

Jack

How long has Jack been there?

SECTION II: Reading Comprehension

Read the letter, then answer the questions below.

Dear Terry,

Greetings from Cairo! The weather is very hot here and I’m having a wonderful time. I’m staying with my friend, Abdullah. He lives in the centre of Cairo. I’ve been here since Monday and I’ve already done lots of things! I’ve already visited the Khan al-Khalili bazaar. We visited it on Tuesday. You can’t imagine how noisy and crowded it was! I bought some lovely handmade souvenirs there. I have also seen the Pyramids and the Sphinx at Giza. I saw them yesterday. They were amazing. I even rode a camel. It was fun! I’ve been to a traditional restaurant. Abudllah took me there last night. I tried couscous and falafel. The place was fantastic and the food was just delicious. There are a lot of things I haven’t done yet. I haven’t been on a boat trip down the River Nile yet, and I haven’t visited the Egyptian Museum. We are going on a boat trip tomorrow and we are going to visit the museum one of these days to see the exhibits. We are also going to visit Luxor. The place is famous for its huge temples and statues. Cairo is a fascinating city – you must visit it one day! Anyway, I’m returning to England on Sunday next week, so I’ll call you then.

Best wishes,

Jack

What did he do yesterday?

SECTION II: Reading Comprehension

Read the letter, then answer the questions below.

Dear Terry,

Greetings from Cairo! The weather is very hot here and I’m having a wonderful time. I’m staying with my friend, Abdullah. He lives in the centre of Cairo. I’ve been here since Monday and I’ve already done lots of things! I’ve already visited the Khan al-Khalili bazaar. We visited it on Tuesday. You can’t imagine how noisy and crowded it was! I bought some lovely handmade souvenirs there. I have also seen the Pyramids and the Sphinx at Giza. I saw them yesterday. They were amazing. I even rode a camel. It was fun! I’ve been to a traditional restaurant. Abudllah took me there last night. I tried couscous and falafel. The place was fantastic and the food was just delicious. There are a lot of things I haven’t done yet. I haven’t been on a boat trip down the River Nile yet, and I haven’t visited the Egyptian Museum. We are going on a boat trip tomorrow and we are going to visit the museum one of these days to see the exhibits. We are also going to visit Luxor. The place is famous for its huge temples and statues. Cairo is a fascinating city – you must visit it one day! Anyway, I’m returning to England on Sunday next week, so I’ll call you then.

Best wishes,

Jack

What hasn’t he done yet?

SECTION III: Listening Comprehension

Listen and mark True or False

Brazilians don’t like eating with their friends.

SECTION III: Listening Comprehension

Listen and mark True or False

Brazilians don’t drink coffee in the evening.

SECTION III: Listening Comprehension

Listen and mark True or False

Filipinos eat with a fork and a spoon

SECTION III: Listening Comprehension

Listen and mark True or False

Filipinos add rice into their desserts.

SECTION III: Listening Comprehension

Listen and mark True or False

Finns like drinking wine.

SECTION III: Listening Comprehension

Listen and mark True or False

Snakes cannot hear.

SECTION III: Listening Comprehension

Listen and mark True or False

Snakes lay eggs

SECTION III: Listening Comprehension

Listen and mark True or False

Sea lions live in small groups.

SECTION III: Listening Comprehension

Listen and mark True or False

Penguins’ eggs are black.

SECTION III: Listening Comprehension

Listen and mark True or False

Penguins can be under the water for 18 minutes.

SECTION III: Listening Comprehension

Listen to Tony talking to a friend about an activity week. What did each person do?

Lucy:...........................

SECTION III: Listening Comprehension

Listen to Tony talking to a friend about an activity week. What did each person do?

Will: ................................

SECTION III: Listening Comprehension

Listen to Tony talking to a friend about an activity week. What did each person do?

Catherine: ................................

SECTION III: Listening Comprehension

Listen to Tony talking to a friend about an activity week. What did each person do?

Helen: ................................

SECTION III: Listening Comprehension

Listen to Tony talking to a friend about an activity week. What did each person do?

Paul: ................................