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WorksheetsClose up A1+ Progress Test 6
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 6hrs 50mins
Charlie sailed to Barcelona on a cruise ship
Right (A)
Wrong (B)
Doesn't say (C)
Tickets for the tourist bus are sold in advance.
Right (A)
Wrong (B)
Doesn't say (C)
Gaudí’s buildings have interesting shapes and colours.
Right (A)
Wrong (B)
Doesn't say (C)
Sagrada Familia is next to the football stadium.
Right (A)
Wrong (B)
Doesn't say (C)
You can see the city from the Olympic pool.
Right (A)
Wrong (B)
Doesn't say (C)
Charlie is more interested in fish than his brother.
Right (A)
Wrong (B)
Doesn't say (C)
Dalí’s museum is south of Barcelona.
Right (A)
Wrong (B)
Doesn't say (C)
Charlie’s friends didn’t receive any souvenirs.
Right (A)
Wrong (B)
Doesn't say (C)
What i (a) does Silvia play?The flute
Between the two rows of seats there is an a (a) .
The actors appeared on the s (a) in beautiful costumes.
The musician packed the violin in her s (a) when she went on holiday.
The t (a) of the book is Seven Cities and the author is Patrick Firth.
Spectators watch a sport and an a (a) watches and listens to a play or concert.
We booked our plane t (a) in advance.
The street artist Banksy doesn’t paint on c (a) , he paints on walls.
You have to wear a s (a) in a car but not in the theatre!
The orchestra watched the c (a) in front of them as they played.
The cruise ship sailed ________________ around the Mediterranean.
quietly
creatively
bravely
energetically
slowly
The musician’s hands moved ________________ as he played the piano.
energetically
bravely
sadly
creatively
quietly
I cried because the novel ended ________________.
quietly
energetically
creatively
bravely
sadly
The actors spoke ________________ and it was difficult to hear them.
sadly
energetically
creatively
bravely
quietly
The artist Picasso painted people and shapes very ________________.
creatively
energetically
bravely
quietly
sadly
The hero and heroine ran ________________ into the villain’s castle.
sadly
bravely
creatively
energetically
quietly
We need to wait in the departure area until we can board / take off the plane.
board
take off
Have you checked in your passport / suitcases yet?
passport
suitcases
The train / coach went to London on the motorway.
train
coach
The platform / journey was very long and the children were tired when they arrived.
platform
journey
Last winter, the weather/ time was snowy and cold.
weather
time
The children put on ice-cream / sun cream because it was sunny and hot.
ice-cream
sun cream
The clouds / cabin on the ship had small, round windows.
clouds
cabin
Sam and Fiona went sightseeing / sunbathing on a city tourist bus.
sightseeing
sunbathing
Complete the conversation(Choose A, B or C)
Excuse me, where is seat 15A?
Put on your seatbelt.
It’s next to the window.
Find your seat.
Complete the conversation(Choose A, B or C)
What shall I do when I get to the airport?
Board the plane.
Wait in the departure area.
Check in your suitcase.
Complete the conversation(Choose A, B or C)
What is Barcelona like?
It has a lot of culture.
It’s comfortable.
Because it’s hot and sunny.
Complete the conversation(Choose A, B or C)
I want to buy some souvenirs.
You can take a taxi.
Reserve tickets first.
There are some shops near the hotel.
Complete the conversation(Choose A, B or C)
It’s a sunny day!
Let’s sunbathe on the beach.
Don’t wear sun cream.
What’s the weather like?
Complete the conversation(Choose A, B or C)
Let’s go on a camping holiday.
The cabins are very small.
I haven’t got a passport.
We haven’t got a tent.
Complete the conversation(Choose A, B or C)
Shall we go by plane?
Yes, we can wait on the platform.
It takes off in five minutes.
No, I don’t like flying.
Complete the conversation(Choose A, B or C)
Are you wearing a seatbelt?
No, it’s not snowy.
Yes, of course!
At the end of the motorway.
Make sentences in in the Passive Form.
Our passports (a) (check) at the airport.
Make sentences in in the Passive Form.
This beautiful poem (a) (write) by Robert Frost in 1910.
Make sentences in in the Passive Form.
Glass (a) (make) from sand.
Make sentences in in the Passive Form.
The pictures on the classroom wall (a) (paint) by the students in Year 8.
Make sentences in in the Passive Form.
The tickets for the theatre (a) (book) in advance.
Make sentences in in the Passive Form.
The Eiffel Tower (a) (design) by Gustave Eiffel.
Make sentences in in the Passive Form.
Jack’s photos (a) (take) while he was travelling around Asia last year.
Make sentences in in the Passive Form.
The museums in London (a) (visit) by thousands of people every year.
Complete the sentences with the Past Continuous form of the verbs in brackets. The tourists _________________ (sunbathe) by the pool when it started to rain.
Complete the sentences with the Past Continuous form of the verbs in brackets. Phil _________________ (pack) his suitcase all afternoon!
Complete the sentences with the Past Continuous form of the verbs in brackets. The conductor _________________ (stand) in front of the musicians.
Complete the sentences with the Past Continuous form of the verbs in brackets. Cathy and Mike _________________ (travel) on the coach when they saw two camels!
Complete the sentences with the Past Continuous form of the verbs in brackets. The children didn’t go out to play while it _________________ (rain).
Complete the sentences with the Past Continuous form of the verbs in brackets. They _________________ (not / run) in the street. They were dancing!
Write sentences using the Present Continuous. Leo / learn / to scuba dive.
Write sentences using the Present Continuous. Rosie and Emily / do / an art course in Mexico.
Write sentences using the Present Continuous. Monica’s cousins / visit / her.
Write sentences using the Present Continuous. Steve / look after / his grandparents’ dog.
Write sentences using the Present Continuous. Tom / work / on a farm.
Write sentences using the Present Continuous. Lilly and her family / go / on a caravan holiday.
Read Esther’s letter to her friend Alison. Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space.
It’s great you (1) ______________ to visit for two weeks!
are coming
come
came
Read Esther’s letter to her friend Alison. Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space.
My dad and I are going (2) ______________ you at the airport.
meet
to meet
meeting
Read Esther’s letter to her friend Alison. Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space.
(3) ______________ arriving at 11.30, is that right?
You
You’re
Your
Read Esther’s letter to her friend Alison. Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space.
Today we (4) ______________ shopping to buy your favourite things to eat.
go
are going to
are going
Read Esther’s letter to her friend Alison. Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space.
On Friday evening my parents (5) ______________us to a concert in the park.
are going
are taking
take
Read Esther’s letter to her friend Alison. Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space.
The weather is going (6) ______________ sunny at the weekend.
to be
be
is
Read Esther’s letter to her friend Alison. Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space.
While I (7) ______________ my room, I found a photo of you and me.
cleaning
cleaned
was cleaning
Read Esther’s letter to her friend Alison. Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space.
It (8) ______________ when we were seven years old.
took
was taking
was taken
Read Esther’s letter to her friend Alison. Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space.
We (9) ______________ up one morning, there (10) ______________ ten sheep around the tent!
woke/were
was waking/was wering
woken
Your friend is coming to visit you in the summer holidays. Write an email telling your friend about the plans you have. In your email, you must answer these questions:
1.What’s the weather like at the moment?
2.What activities are you going to do together?
3.What palces are going to visit?
