What time does the race begin?

Which musical instrument does the boy play now?

What will the weather be like tomorrow afternoon?

What is the subject of James Wilson’s book?

What did the man do at the sports centre yesterday?

Which sport does the woman compete in?

Where will the friends go running this evening?

Which winter sport was Max good at when he was young?

What did the girl lose?

Which sport will the woman learn on holiday?

What does the girl’s penfriend look like now?

Which animals did the children see?

Which TV programme is on first?

What does the boy decide to buy for his grandmother?

Which present will the girl receive? Choose the picture labeled A, B, or C.

Where will the tourists go last? Choose the picture labeled A, B, or C.

How much does the man pay for the postage? Choose the stamp labeled A, B, or C.

Where in the theatre did the woman leave her gloves? Choose the picture labeled A, B, or C.

Which dress does the woman like best? Choose A, B, or C.

What is the date of the end-of-year party at school? Choose A, B, or C.

Which notebook did the girl buy? Choose A, B, or C.

Which musical instrument does the boy want to learn to play? Choose A, B, or C.

How did the girl find out about the party? Choose A, B, or C.

Which show do they decide to see? Choose A, B, or C.

How much is the man’s ticket? Choose A, B, or C.

What will they have for lunch? Choose A, B, or C.

Why was the man late home? Choose A, B, or C.

What was the weather like on John’s holiday? Choose A, B, or C.

What time was the woman’s appointment? Choose the correct clock from the three images labeled A, B, and C.

COLLEGE STAFF/STUDENT BUS sign reads: Students cannot get on the bus without ID cards. Which statement best describes the sign?

Message from Jane to Laura: "The jumper’s lovely – thanks. Could you tell me where you got it? I’d like to buy another one to match the coat I also got for my birthday." Which statement best explains Laura’s intention?

UNIVERSITY HOLIDAYS notice: "From next Friday, the library will be closed during weekends and evenings." What will the library do?

Note from Jo to Mark: "We went on a bus sightseeing tour of the city yesterday. We didn’t stop anywhere but saw more than you would on foot." What does Jo feel about the tour?

REGENCY CAMERAS sign reads: "Buy two films and get one FREE." What is the offer?

Classroom notice: "Mr Wright’s English lesson today will be in Room 24D beside the language laboratory. He’s off sick, so use the lesson to revise for the test. Bring your workbooks!" What is true about today’s English lesson?

Trip to New York poster: "Application forms will be available from the school office from 1st November." What is the earliest date students can pick up forms?

Jungle Café notice: "SORRY! Tables at the front of the café are reserved for a birthday party." What should customers do?

Message from Marie to Sylviane about science textbooks: "Thanks for lending me that biology book – I’m glad you got it back OK. You can borrow my chemistry one and return it next week if you want." What is Marie offering?

Message from Juan to Maria: "Do you still want to buy my guitar? Pedro wants it too, but you asked me first. Let me know tomorrow at school." What will Juan do?

WATCH REPAIRS sign: "Warning to Customers. All uncollected items will be sold after twelve months." What policy does the shop have?

Note to Philippe from Stefano: "Couldn’t wait any longer, didn’t want to miss the start of the match! Problem at work? Here’s your ticket – see you at the stadium." What has Stefano done?

Parents’ notice: "PARENTS: Complete and return your child’s form for next month’s school trip by Friday." What is the requirement?

From: Gabi To: Jo I’ll be in town on business on Wednesday, so could we meet for dinner then, instead of on Thursday as usual? Based on this message, Gabi wants Jo to

English Library notice: All books are arranged in A–Z order. Please put them back correctly. According to this notice, what should you do?

Note from Daisy to Tara: Tara, we’ve run out of coffee! Can you get some at the supermarket when you’re coming back from college this afternoon? I’ll pay you back tomorrow. What should Tara do?

BANK OPENING HOURS Monday – Friday 9 am to 5 pm; Saturday 9 am to 11 am. The cash machine outside is in use 24 hours. According to this notice, which statement is correct?

Note from Jenna to Marcus: Marcus Don’t forget we’re going to the cinema this afternoon with James. I’m not sure what film we’re going to see, but we can decide when we get there. Jenna Why has Jenna left a note for Marcus?

If you enjoy playing the guitar and hanging out making music, contact us, Neil and Joe. No plans to play as a band – we just relax and play! Call 07796245798. Call this number if you want to

Art workshop Saturdays 10:30 – 12:30 From 15 September for 5 weeks Suitable for all abilities. What does this notice say about the art workshop?

College Shop notice: Now is the time to buy essential items like pens and folders – prices reduced until Friday. Open daily during lunch breaks. Also for 30 minutes after last class everyday apart from Monday. According to this notice, which statement is correct?

Message from Jake to Max: Hi Max I’m afraid I’ll no longer be able to come on the shopping trip tomorrow. My aunt is visiting and didn’t give us much notice. Jake Jake is writing to

Restaurant offer: Special Offer — Order any pizza by 7 p.m., and get another one half‑price. What does this offer mean?

Note from Karl to Jack: Jack, Can you bring the bicycle you borrowed to my house today? Thanks, Karl What does Karl need Jack to do?

BUSSES TO THE CITY CENTRE LEAVE THIS BUS STOP EVERY 20 MINUTES. What does this bus stop sign mean?

£30 TO RESERVE any photograph in the exhibition. According to this notice, which statement is correct?

Louise, Before you go out, don’t forget to video the science fiction film tonight. It comes on after the six o’clock news. Thanks, Michael Why has Michael written this note?

REGENCY CAMERAS: Buy two films and get one FREE. What does this offer mean?

Message from Nicole to Liam: Plane delayed by fog. Unless the flight is cancelled, we’ll take the train after we land there. Nicole tells Liam that they will

Read the passage introduction: "Football stars at school — Can you imagine being a famous football star but still attending school every Monday morning as usual? That’s what some students at Ashton-on-Mersey School in England do!" Decide whether the statement is true or false according to the passage context: Ashton-on-Mersey School is very close to Manchester United’s football ground.

Read the passage introduction: "Football stars at school — Can you imagine being a famous football star but still attending school every Monday morning as usual? That’s what some students at Ashton-on-Mersey School in England do!" Decide whether the statement is true or false according to the passage context: Young players join Manchester United from many different countries.

Read the passage introduction: "Football stars at school — Can you imagine being a famous football star but still attending school every Monday morning as usual? That’s what some students at Ashton-on-Mersey School in England do!" Decide whether the statement is true or false according to the passage context: Some young players start playing for the main team when they are $$16$$ years old.

Read the passage introduction: "Football stars at school — Can you imagine being a famous football star but still attending school every Monday morning as usual? That’s what some students at Ashton-on-Mersey School in England do!" Decide whether the statement is true or false according to the passage context: Most young players go on to become professional footballers.

Read the passage introduction: "Football stars at school — Can you imagine being a famous football star but still attending school every Monday morning as usual? That’s what some students at Ashton-on-Mersey School in England do!" Decide whether the statement is true or false according to the passage context: Some football clubs allow their young players to stop studying.

Read the passage introduction: "Football stars at school — Can you imagine being a famous football star but still attending school every Monday morning as usual? That’s what some students at Ashton-on-Mersey School in England do!" Decide whether the statement is true or false according to the passage context: At Manchester United, young players have some experience of normal teenage life.

Read the passage introduction: "Football stars at school — Can you imagine being a famous football star but still attending school every Monday morning as usual? That’s what some students at Ashton-on-Mersey School in England do!" Decide whether the statement is true or false according to the passage context: Manchester United’s young players have classes at school every day.

Read the passage introduction: "Football stars at school — Can you imagine being a famous football star but still attending school every Monday morning as usual? That’s what some students at Ashton-on-Mersey School in England do!" Decide whether the statement is true or false according to the passage context: The Manchester United students don’t have to follow all the school rules.

Read the passage introduction: "Football stars at school — Can you imagine being a famous football star but still attending school every Monday morning as usual? That’s what some students at Ashton-on-Mersey School in England do!" Decide whether the statement is true or false according to the passage context: The main advantage for the school is that it receives money from the football club.

Read the passage introduction: "Football stars at school — Can you imagine being a famous football star but still attending school every Monday morning as usual? That’s what some students at Ashton-on-Mersey School in England do!" Decide whether the statement is true or false according to the passage context: One player helped some students to speak French better.

Read the excerpt: "Out front, everything is calm and efficient, but behind the scenes there are people running around and working like mad." "There’s an enormous amount of modern technology there but, being a real seaman, he likes to do as much as he can by hand." "I would definitely recommend a cruise holiday to anyone." Decide whether the statement is true or false: A holiday on a cruise ship is suitable for children.

Read the excerpt: "You may get as much as a 45 per cent discount for an early booking. On the other hand, no cruise ship will leave half-empty so you might be able to get a last-minute, cheap ticket." Decide whether the statement is true or false: August is the most popular time to go on a cruise.

Read the excerpt: "I would definitely recommend a cruise holiday to anyone but make sure you search for the best possible price." "Tipping is expected so save some money for that. Don’t worry about what amount to give because you’ll be told." Decide whether the statement is true or false: Staff on board will help parents by looking after their children while they play.

Read the excerpt: "I would definitely recommend a cruise holiday to anyone but make sure you search for the best possible price." "You may get as much as a 45 per cent discount for an early booking." Decide whether the statement is true or false: Passengers are encouraged to wear smart clothes at dinner time.

Read the excerpt: "Out front, everything is calm and efficient, but behind the scenes there are people running around and working like mad." Decide whether the statement is true or false: The ship’s crew work as calmly behind closed doors as they do in public.

Read the excerpt: "There’s an enormous amount of modern technology there but, being a real seaman, he likes to do as much as he can by hand." Decide whether the statement is true or false: The ship’s captain prefers to use technology as much as possible when sailing the ship.

Read the excerpt: "You may get as much as a 45 per cent discount for an early booking." Decide whether the statement is true or false: If you book your cruise some time in advance, you may pay less.

Read the excerpt: "Tipping is expected so save some money for that. Don’t worry about what amount to give because you’ll be told." Decide whether the statement is true or false: It is difficult to find out how large your tips should be.

Read the excerpt: "You can make a satellite phone call from a cruise ship but that can cost as much as £9 per minute, so it’s better to use the on-board e-mail service or wait until the next port to use a landline phone." Decide whether the statement is true or false: You are recommended to use e-mail rather than the satellite phone to contact people on land.

Read the excerpt: "Unless you run into unusually bad weather, it is unlikely you’ll be seasick. Most cruise ships are very large and specially designed so that they don’t roll around in high seas." Decide whether the statement is true or false: Being seasick on board is a common problem.

In 1440, John Chapman lived in Norwich. Choose A or B as indicated in the worksheet table.

John rarely managed to sell all his goods at the market. Choose A or B as indicated in the worksheet table.

John and his wife had enough money to live comfortably. Choose A or B as indicated in the worksheet table.

John’s wife encouraged him to make the journey to London. Choose A or B as indicated in the worksheet table.

People stopped to chat to John while he was standing on London Bridge. Choose A or B as indicated in the worksheet table.

John was disappointed by what the old man told him. Choose A or B as indicated in the worksheet table.

John’s wife realised why he was digging a hole under the tree. Choose A or B as indicated in the worksheet table.

The writing on the box was in a language that was foreign to John. Choose A or B as indicated in the worksheet table.

The second container was buried directly under the first. Choose A or B as indicated in the worksheet table.

The people of Swaffham benefitted from John’s good luck. Choose A or B as indicated in the worksheet table.

Read the passage about Jake’s Science Day with the robot Gizmo. Decide whether the statement is true or false: Jake says that people at the school he attends enjoy studying science.

Read the passage about Jake’s Science Day with the robot Gizmo. Decide whether the statement is true or false: Visitors from outside Jake’s school often talk to the students during Science Days.

Read the passage about Jake’s Science Day with the robot Gizmo. Decide whether the statement is true or false: Jake and his classmates were told in advance that a robot was coming to the school.

Read the passage about Jake’s Science Day with the robot Gizmo. Decide whether the statement is true or false: Jake and his classmates were surprised at the actions that Gizmo the robot could perform.

Read the passage about Jake’s Science Day with the robot Gizmo. Decide whether the statement is true or false: The robot was developed very quickly by the company that created him.

Read the passage about Jake’s Science Day with the robot Gizmo. Decide whether the statement is true or false: Jake’s classmates thought that Gizmo was very polite.

Read the passage about Jake’s Science Day with the robot Gizmo. Decide whether the statement is true or false: The robot looked as if it realised when there was someone in front of it.

Read the passage about Jake’s Science Day with the robot Gizmo. Decide whether the statement is true or false: Jake and his classmates were able to have a discussion with Gizmo.

Read the passage about Jake’s Science Day with the robot Gizmo. Decide whether the statement is true or false: Jake’s headmaster felt that the day achieved what he had hoped.

Read the passage about Jake’s Science Day with the robot Gizmo. Decide whether the statement is true or false: Jake now wants to own a robot exactly like Gizmo.

Read the information: "The answerphone service provided by Encel includes a facility for you to record a message. It’s also possible to change your message whenever you like, so you can let people know exactly what you’re doing. To record a message on your Encel answerphone, just dial 234 and follow the instructions. When callers have left messages, it costs just 10p per minute to hear them. The cost of a call depends on the time of day you make it. It is normally cheaper to make calls between 6.00 p.m and 6.00 a.m. However, with Encel, it is possible to choose a different period. You have the choice of morning hours (7.00 a.m – 11.00 a.m.); lunchtime (11.00 a.m – 3.00 p.m.); or afternoon (3.00 p.m. – 7.00 p.m.)." According to this information, the statement "The Encel mobile phone network is increasing in size." is true or false.

Read the information: "The answerphone service provided by Encel includes a facility for you to record a message. It’s also possible to change your message whenever you like, so you can let people know exactly what you’re doing. To record a message on your Encel answerphone, just dial 234 and follow the instructions. When callers have left messages, it costs just 10p per minute to hear them. The cost of a call depends on the time of day you make it. It is normally cheaper to make calls between 6.00 p.m and 6.00 a.m. However, with Encel, it is possible to choose a different period. You have the choice of morning hours (7.00 a.m – 11.00 a.m.); lunchtime (11.00 a.m – 3.00 p.m.); or afternoon (3.00 p.m. – 7.00 p.m.)." According to this information, the statement "You can contact more than 85% of people living in the UK on your Encel phone." is true or false.

Read the information: "The answerphone service provided by Encel includes a facility for you to record a message. It’s also possible to change your message whenever you like, so you can let people know exactly what you’re doing. To record a message on your Encel answerphone, just dial 234 and follow the instructions. When callers have left messages, it costs just 10p per minute to hear them. The cost of a call depends on the time of day you make it. It is normally cheaper to make calls between 6.00 p.m and 6.00 a.m. However, with Encel, it is possible to choose a different period. You have the choice of morning hours (7.00 a.m – 11.00 a.m.); lunchtime (11.00 a.m – 3.00 p.m.); or afternoon (3.00 p.m. – 7.00 p.m.)." According to this information, the statement "When asked, people thought that Encel’s service was better than that of other companies." is true or false.

Read the information: "The answerphone service provided by Encel includes a facility for you to record a message. It’s also possible to change your message whenever you like, so you can let people know exactly what you’re doing. To record a message on your Encel answerphone, just dial 234 and follow the instructions. When callers have left messages, it costs just 10p per minute to hear them. The cost of a call depends on the time of day you make it. It is normally cheaper to make calls between 6.00 p.m and 6.00 a.m. However, with Encel, it is possible to choose a different period. You have the choice of morning hours (7.00 a.m – 11.00 a.m.); lunchtime (11.00 a.m – 3.00 p.m.); or afternoon (3.00 p.m. – 7.00 p.m.)." According to this information, the statement "You should inform Encel which credit card you will pay for your calls with." is true or false.

Read the information: "The answerphone service provided by Encel includes a facility for you to record a message. It’s also possible to change your message whenever you like, so you can let people know exactly what you’re doing. To record a message on your Encel answerphone, just dial 234 and follow the instructions. When callers have left messages, it costs just 10p per minute to hear them. The cost of a call depends on the time of day you make it. It is normally cheaper to make calls between 6.00 p.m and 6.00 a.m. However, with Encel, it is possible to choose a different period. You have the choice of morning hours (7.00 a.m – 11.00 a.m.); lunchtime (11.00 a.m – 3.00 p.m.); or afternoon (3.00 p.m. – 7.00 p.m.)." According to this information, the statement "The minimum charge to send a text message is 5p." is true or false.

Read the information: "The answerphone service provided by Encel includes a facility for you to record a message. It’s also possible to change your message whenever you like, so you can let people know exactly what you’re doing. To record a message on your Encel answerphone, just dial 234 and follow the instructions. When callers have left messages, it costs just 10p per minute to hear them. The cost of a call depends on the time of day you make it. It is normally cheaper to make calls between 6.00 p.m and 6.00 a.m. However, with Encel, it is possible to choose a different period. You have the choice of morning hours (7.00 a.m – 11.00 a.m.); lunchtime (11.00 a.m – 3.00 p.m.); or afternoon (3.00 p.m. – 7.00 p.m.)." According to this information, the statement "If your 166 call lasts between one and two minutes, you will be charged 20p." is true or false.

Read the information: "The answerphone service provided by Encel includes a facility for you to record a message. It’s also possible to change your message whenever you like, so you can let people know exactly what you’re doing. To record a message on your Encel answerphone, just dial 234 and follow the instructions. When callers have left messages, it costs just 10p per minute to hear them. The cost of a call depends on the time of day you make it. It is normally cheaper to make calls between 6.00 p.m and 6.00 a.m. However, with Encel, it is possible to choose a different period. You have the choice of morning hours (7.00 a.m – 11.00 a.m.); lunchtime (11.00 a.m – 3.00 p.m.); or afternoon (3.00 p.m. – 7.00 p.m.)." According to this information, the statement "Encel provides a service to help you remember when certain things are happening." is true or false.

Read the information: "The answerphone service provided by Encel includes a facility for you to record a message. It’s also possible to change your message whenever you like, so you can let people know exactly what you’re doing. To record a message on your Encel answerphone, just dial 234 and follow the instructions. When callers have left messages, it costs just 10p per minute to hear them. The cost of a call depends on the time of day you make it. It is normally cheaper to make calls between 6.00 p.m and 6.00 a.m. However, with Encel, it is possible to choose a different period. You have the choice of morning hours (7.00 a.m – 11.00 a.m.); lunchtime (11.00 a.m – 3.00 p.m.); or afternoon (3.00 p.m. – 7.00 p.m.)." According to this information, the statement "It is impossible to record a different message on your Encel answerphone at any time." is true or false.

Read the information: "The answerphone service provided by Encel includes a facility for you to record a message. It’s also possible to change your message whenever you like, so you can let people know exactly what you’re doing. To record a message on your Encel answerphone, just dial 234 and follow the instructions. When callers have left messages, it costs just 10p per minute to hear them. The cost of a call depends on the time of day you make it. It is normally cheaper to make calls between 6.00 p.m and 6.00 a.m. However, with Encel, it is possible to choose a different period. You have the choice of morning hours (7.00 a.m – 11.00 a.m.); lunchtime (11.00 a.m – 3.00 p.m.); or afternoon (3.00 p.m. – 7.00 p.m.)." According to this information, the statement "You can learn how to record messages on your answerphone by calling 234." is true or false.

Read the information: "The answerphone service provided by Encel includes a facility for you to record a message. It’s also possible to change your message whenever you like, so you can let people know exactly what you’re doing. To record a message on your Encel answerphone, just dial 234 and follow the instructions. When callers have left messages, it costs just 10p per minute to hear them. The cost of a call depends on the time of day you make it. It is normally cheaper to make calls between 6.00 p.m and 6.00 a.m. However, with Encel, it is possible to choose a different period. You have the choice of morning hours (7.00 a.m – 11.00 a.m.); lunchtime (11.00 a.m – 3.00 p.m.); or afternoon (3.00 p.m. – 7.00 p.m.)." According to this information, the statement "The time period when call charges are at their lowest is fixed by Encel." is true or false.

Read the passage: "Circus Oz. In 1977 two already successful circus groups, Soapbox Circus and the New Circus, joined together to start Circus Oz. the performers loved ordinary circus skills but they wanted to make a different kind of show, adding music, theatre and comment. They got together a collection of old trucks and caravans and went on the road. It was a fresh and original voice in circus and was immediately popular with audiences. Only one of the original members of the circus remains now but it has kept the same aims. Since that time, Circus Oz has performed in 26 different countries. In the mid-1980s new circus groups began to appear across the world and Circus Oz performers went to train with acrobats from China’s Nanjing Acrobatic Troupe. Many of the skills learnt then are still in the show. Although the style is now definitely Circus Oz rather than Chinese. As with all circuses, performances take place inside a tent or Big Top. Circus Oz’s first tent was sewn together by performers in a large basement. It was used for years to tour Australia but when it became too small, Circus Oz was forced to hire tents or move into theatres. In 2002, Circus Oz had a new tent made. It is designed with a few poles inside so people watching can see better than in other circuses. The performances are suitable for people of all ages and each show features a live band. The Big Top is heated and air-conditioned but audiences need to dress for the time of year. Snacks and drinks are served in the Big Top but not full meals. Circus Oz classes are held at the Circus Oz Headquarters in Port Melbourne. Every Saturday of the school term there are classes for both children and teenagers. The Introduction to Circus class is for 7-12 years old, taking the children through a range of circus skills with a focus on developing good form and having fun. The Circus Skills class is for 8-12 years old, and is offered to children who have already done a few terms of Introduction to Circus. The Teenage Special class is for 13-18 years old. This class is for both beginners and those who are continuing from the Circus Skills class. Classes are also run during some of the school holidays. There is a class for 7-12 years old along with a teenage class. Both classes are for beginners and those who have been practising their skills for a while." According to this passage, the statement "Circus Oz was formed by people who had some experience of working in circuses." is true or false.

Read the passage: "Circus Oz. In 1977 two already successful circus groups, Soapbox Circus and the New Circus, joined together to start Circus Oz. the performers loved ordinary circus skills but they wanted to make a different kind of show, adding music, theatre and comment. They got together a collection of old trucks and caravans and went on the road. It was a fresh and original voice in circus and was immediately popular with audiences. Only one of the original members of the circus remains now but it has kept the same aims. Since that time, Circus Oz has performed in 26 different countries. In the mid-1980s new circus groups began to appear across the world and Circus Oz performers went to train with acrobats from China’s Nanjing Acrobatic Troupe. Many of the skills learnt then are still in the show. Although the style is now definitely Circus Oz rather than Chinese. As with all circuses, performances take place inside a tent or Big Top. Circus Oz’s first tent was sewn together by performers in a large basement. It was used for years to tour Australia but when it became too small, Circus Oz was forced to hire tents or move into theatres. In 2002, Circus Oz had a new tent made. It is designed with a few poles inside so people watching can see better than in other circuses. The performances are suitable for people of all ages and each show features a live band. The Big Top is heated and air-conditioned but audiences need to dress for the time of year. Snacks and drinks are served in the Big Top but not full meals. Circus Oz classes are held at the Circus Oz Headquarters in Port Melbourne. Every Saturday of the school term there are classes for both children and teenagers. The Introduction to Circus class is for 7-12 years old, taking the children through a range of circus skills with a focus on developing good form and having fun. The Circus Skills class is for 8-12 years old, and is offered to children who have already done a few terms of Introduction to Circus. The Teenage Special class is for 13-18 years old. This class is for both beginners and those who are continuing from the Circus Skills class. Classes are also run during some of the school holidays. There is a class for 7-12 years old along with a teenage class. Both classes are for beginners and those who have been practising their skills for a while." According to this passage, the statement "The aim of Circus Oz was to combine traditional circus skills with new ideas." is true or false.

Read the passage: "Circus Oz. In 1977 two already successful circus groups, Soapbox Circus and the New Circus, joined together to start Circus Oz. the performers loved ordinary circus skills but they wanted to make a different kind of show, adding music, theatre and comment. They got together a collection of old trucks and caravans and went on the road. It was a fresh and original voice in circus and was immediately popular with audiences. Only one of the original members of the circus remains now but it has kept the same aims. Since that time, Circus Oz has performed in 26 different countries. In the mid-1980s new circus groups began to appear across the world and Circus Oz performers went to train with acrobats from China’s Nanjing Acrobatic Troupe. Many of the skills learnt then are still in the show. Although the style is now definitely Circus Oz rather than Chinese. As with all circuses, performances take place inside a tent or Big Top. Circus Oz’s first tent was sewn together by performers in a large basement. It was used for years to tour Australia but when it became too small, Circus Oz was forced to hire tents or move into theatres. In 2002, Circus Oz had a new tent made. It is designed with a few poles inside so people watching can see better than in other circuses. The performances are suitable for people of all ages and each show features a live band. The Big Top is heated and air-conditioned but audiences need to dress for the time of year. Snacks and drinks are served in the Big Top but not full meals. Circus Oz classes are held at the Circus Oz Headquarters in Port Melbourne. Every Saturday of the school term there are classes for both children and teenagers. The Introduction to Circus class is for 7-12 years old, taking the children through a range of circus skills with a focus on developing good form and having fun. The Circus Skills class is for 8-12 years old, and is offered to children who have already done a few terms of Introduction to Circus. The Teenage Special class is for 13-18 years old. This class is for both beginners and those who are continuing from the Circus Skills class. Classes are also run during some of the school holidays. There is a class for 7-12 years old along with a teenage class. Both classes are for beginners and those who have been practising their skills for a while." According to this passage, the statement "Apart from one member, the performers are the same as when Circus Oz started." is true or false.

Read the passage: "Circus Oz. In 1977 two already successful circus groups, Soapbox Circus and the New Circus, joined together to start Circus Oz. the performers loved ordinary circus skills but they wanted to make a different kind of show, adding music, theatre and comment. They got together a collection of old trucks and caravans and went on the road. It was a fresh and original voice in circus and was immediately popular with audiences. Only one of the original members of the circus remains now but it has kept the same aims. Since that time, Circus Oz has performed in 26 different countries. In the mid-1980s new circus groups began to appear across the world and Circus Oz performers went to train with acrobats from China’s Nanjing Acrobatic Troupe. Many of the skills learnt then are still in the show. Although the style is now definitely Circus Oz rather than Chinese. As with all circuses, performances take place inside a tent or Big Top. Circus Oz’s first tent was sewn together by performers in a large basement. It was used for years to tour Australia but when it became too small, Circus Oz was forced to hire tents or move into theatres. In 2002, Circus Oz had a new tent made. It is designed with a few poles inside so people watching can see better than in other circuses. The performances are suitable for people of all ages and each show features a live band. The Big Top is heated and air-conditioned but audiences need to dress for the time of year. Snacks and drinks are served in the Big Top but not full meals. Circus Oz classes are held at the Circus Oz Headquarters in Port Melbourne. Every Saturday of the school term there are classes for both children and teenagers. The Introduction to Circus class is for 7-12 years old, taking the children through a range of circus skills with a focus on developing good form and having fun. The Circus Skills class is for 8-12 years old, and is offered to children who have already done a few terms of Introduction to Circus. The Teenage Special class is for 13-18 years old. This class is for both beginners and those who are continuing from the Circus Skills class. Classes are also run during some of the school holidays. There is a class for 7-12 years old along with a teenage class. Both classes are for beginners and those who have been practising their skills for a while." According to this passage, the statement "Some members of Circus Oz have joined a Chinese circus." is true or false.

Read the passage: "Circus Oz. In 1977 two already successful circus groups, Soapbox Circus and the New Circus, joined together to start Circus Oz. the performers loved ordinary circus skills but they wanted to make a different kind of show, adding music, theatre and comment. They got together a collection of old trucks and caravans and went on the road. It was a fresh and original voice in circus and was immediately popular with audiences. Only one of the original members of the circus remains now but it has kept the same aims. Since that time, Circus Oz has performed in 26 different countries. In the mid-1980s new circus groups began to appear across the world and Circus Oz performers went to train with acrobats from China’s Nanjing Acrobatic Troupe. Many of the skills learnt then are still in the show. Although the style is now definitely Circus Oz rather than Chinese. As with all circuses, performances take place inside a tent or Big Top. Circus Oz’s first tent was sewn together by performers in a large basement. It was used for years to tour Australia but when it became too small, Circus Oz was forced to hire tents or move into theatres. In 2002, Circus Oz had a new tent made. It is designed with a few poles inside so people watching can see better than in other circuses. The performances are suitable for people of all ages and each show features a live band. The Big Top is heated and air-conditioned but audiences need to dress for the time of year. Snacks and drinks are served in the Big Top but not full meals. Circus Oz classes are held at the Circus Oz Headquarters in Port Melbourne. Every Saturday of the school term there are classes for both children and teenagers. The Introduction to Circus class is for 7-12 years old, taking the children through a range of circus skills with a focus on developing good form and having fun. The Circus Skills class is for 8-12 years old, and is offered to children who have already done a few terms of Introduction to Circus. The Teenage Special class is for 13-18 years old. This class is for both beginners and those who are continuing from the Circus Skills class. Classes are also run during some of the school holidays. There is a class for 7-12 years old along with a teenage class. Both classes are for beginners and those who have been practising their skills for a while." According to this passage, the statement "When Circus Oz first started, the tents were hired." is true or false.

Read the passage: "Circus Oz. In 1977 two already successful circus groups, Soapbox Circus and the New Circus, joined together to start Circus Oz. the performers loved ordinary circus skills but they wanted to make a different kind of show, adding music, theatre and comment. They got together a collection of old trucks and caravans and went on the road. It was a fresh and original voice in circus and was immediately popular with audiences. Only one of the original members of the circus remains now but it has kept the same aims. Since that time, Circus Oz has performed in 26 different countries. In the mid-1980s new circus groups began to appear across the world and Circus Oz performers went to train with acrobats from China’s Nanjing Acrobatic Troupe. Many of the skills learnt then are still in the show. Although the style is now definitely Circus Oz rather than Chinese. As with all circuses, performances take place inside a tent or Big Top. Circus Oz’s first tent was sewn together by performers in a large basement. It was used for years to tour Australia but when it became too small, Circus Oz was forced to hire tents or move into theatres. In 2002, Circus Oz had a new tent made. It is designed with a few poles inside so people watching can see better than in other circuses. The performances are suitable for people of all ages and each show features a live band. The Big Top is heated and air-conditioned but audiences need to dress for the time of year. Snacks and drinks are served in the Big Top but not full meals. Circus Oz classes are held at the Circus Oz Headquarters in Port Melbourne. Every Saturday of the school term there are classes for both children and teenagers. The Introduction to Circus class is for 7-12 years old, taking the children through a range of circus skills with a focus on developing good form and having fun. The Circus Skills class is for 8-12 years old, and is offered to children who have already done a few terms of Introduction to Circus. The Teenage Special class is for 13-18 years old. This class is for both beginners and those who are continuing from the Circus Skills class. Classes are also run during some of the school holidays. There is a class for 7-12 years old along with a teenage class. Both classes are for beginners and those who have been practising their skills for a while." According to this passage, the statement "The audience has a better view at a Circus Oz show than at other circuses." is true or false.

Read the passage: "Circus Oz. In 1977 two already successful circus groups, Soapbox Circus and the New Circus, joined together to start Circus Oz. the performers loved ordinary circus skills but they wanted to make a different kind of show, adding music, theatre and comment. They got together a collection of old trucks and caravans and went on the road. It was a fresh and original voice in circus and was immediately popular with audiences. Only one of the original members of the circus remains now but it has kept the same aims. Since that time, Circus Oz has performed in 26 different countries. In the mid-1980s new circus groups began to appear across the world and Circus Oz performers went to train with acrobats from China’s Nanjing Acrobatic Troupe. Many of the skills learnt then are still in the show. Although the style is now definitely Circus Oz rather than Chinese. As with all circuses, performances take place inside a tent or Big Top. Circus Oz’s first tent was sewn together by performers in a large basement. It was used for years to tour Australia but when it became too small, Circus Oz was forced to hire tents or move into theatres. In 2002, Circus Oz had a new tent made. It is designed with a few poles inside so people watching can see better than in other circuses. The performances are suitable for people of all ages and each show features a live band. The Big Top is heated and air-conditioned but audiences need to dress for the time of year. Snacks and drinks are served in the Big Top but not full meals. Circus Oz classes are held at the Circus Oz Headquarters in Port Melbourne. Every Saturday of the school term there are classes for both children and teenagers. The Introduction to Circus class is for 7-12 years old, taking the children through a range of circus skills with a focus on developing good form and having fun. The Circus Skills class is for 8-12 years old, and is offered to children who have already done a few terms of Introduction to Circus. The Teenage Special class is for 13-18 years old. This class is for both beginners and those who are continuing from the Circus Skills class. Classes are also run during some of the school holidays. There is a class for 7-12 years old along with a teenage class. Both classes are for beginners and those who have been practising their skills for a while." According to this passage, the statement "Musicians perform with Circus Oz." is true or false.

Read the passage: "Circus Oz. In 1977 two already successful circus groups, Soapbox Circus and the New Circus, joined together to start Circus Oz. the performers loved ordinary circus skills but they wanted to make a different kind of show, adding music, theatre and comment. They got together a collection of old trucks and caravans and went on the road. It was a fresh and original voice in circus and was immediately popular with audiences. Only one of the original members of the circus remains now but it has kept the same aims. Since that time, Circus Oz has performed in 26 different countries. In the mid-1980s new circus groups began to appear across the world and Circus Oz performers went to train with acrobats from China’s Nanjing Acrobatic Troupe. Many of the skills learnt then are still in the show. Although the style is now definitely Circus Oz rather than Chinese. As with all circuses, performances take place inside a tent or Big Top. Circus Oz’s first tent was sewn together by performers in a large basement. It was used for years to tour Australia but when it became too small, Circus Oz was forced to hire tents or move into theatres. In 2002, Circus Oz had a new tent made. It is designed with a few poles inside so people watching can see better than in other circuses. The performances are suitable for people of all ages and each show features a live band. The Big Top is heated and air-conditioned but audiences need to dress for the time of year. Snacks and drinks are served in the Big Top but not full meals. Circus Oz classes are held at the Circus Oz Headquarters in Port Melbourne. Every Saturday of the school term there are classes for both children and teenagers. The Introduction to Circus class is for 7-12 years old, taking the children through a range of circus skills with a focus on developing good form and having fun. The Circus Skills class is for 8-12 years old, and is offered to children who have already done a few terms of Introduction to Circus. The Teenage Special class is for 13-18 years old. This class is for both beginners and those who are continuing from the Circus Skills class. Classes are also run during some of the school holidays. There is a class for 7-12 years old along with a teenage class. Both classes are for beginners and those who have been practising their skills for a while." According to this passage, the statement "Some food is available during Circus Oz performances." is true or false.

Read the passage: "Circus Oz. In 1977 two already successful circus groups, Soapbox Circus and the New Circus, joined together to start Circus Oz. the performers loved ordinary circus skills but they wanted to make a different kind of show, adding music, theatre and comment. They got together a collection of old trucks and caravans and went on the road. It was a fresh and original voice in circus and was immediately popular with audiences. Only one of the original members of the circus remains now but it has kept the same aims. Since that time, Circus Oz has performed in 26 different countries. In the mid-1980s new circus groups began to appear across the world and Circus Oz performers went to train with acrobats from China’s Nanjing Acrobatic Troupe. Many of the skills learnt then are still in the show. Although the style is now definitely Circus Oz rather than Chinese. As with all circuses, performances take place inside a tent or Big Top. Circus Oz’s first tent was sewn together by performers in a large basement. It was used for years to tour Australia but when it became too small, Circus Oz was forced to hire tents or move into theatres. In 2002, Circus Oz had a new tent made. It is designed with a few poles inside so people watching can see better than in other circuses. The performances are suitable for people of all ages and each show features a live band. The Big Top is heated and air-conditioned but audiences need to dress for the time of year. Snacks and drinks are served in the Big Top but not full meals. Circus Oz classes are held at the Circus Oz Headquarters in Port Melbourne. Every Saturday of the school term there are classes for both children and teenagers. The Introduction to Circus class is for 7-12 years old, taking the children through a range of circus skills with a focus on developing good form and having fun. The Circus Skills class is for 8-12 years old, and is offered to children who have already done a few terms of Introduction to Circus. The Teenage Special class is for 13-18 years old. This class is for both beginners and those who are continuing from the Circus Skills class. Classes are also run during some of the school holidays. There is a class for 7-12 years old along with a teenage class. Both classes are for beginners and those who have been practising their skills for a while." According to this passage, the statement "Beginners can join the Circus Skills class." is true or false.

Read the passage: "Circus Oz. In 1977 two already successful circus groups, Soapbox Circus and the New Circus, joined together to start Circus Oz. the performers loved ordinary circus skills but they wanted to make a different kind of show, adding music, theatre and comment. They got together a collection of old trucks and caravans and went on the road. It was a fresh and original voice in circus and was immediately popular with audiences. Only one of the original members of the circus remains now but it has kept the same aims. Since that time, Circus Oz has performed in 26 different countries. In the mid-1980s new circus groups began to appear across the world and Circus Oz performers went to train with acrobats from China’s Nanjing Acrobatic Troupe. Many of the skills learnt then are still in the show. Although the style is now definitely Circus Oz rather than Chinese. As with all circuses, performances take place inside a tent or Big Top. Circus Oz’s first tent was sewn together by performers in a large basement. It was used for years to tour Australia but when it became too small, Circus Oz was forced to hire tents or move into theatres. In 2002, Circus Oz had a new tent made. It is designed with a few poles inside so people watching can see better than in other circuses. The performances are suitable for people of all ages and each show features a live band. The Big Top is heated and air-conditioned but audiences need to dress for the time of year. Snacks and drinks are served in the Big Top but not full meals. Circus Oz classes are held at the Circus Oz Headquarters in Port Melbourne. Every Saturday of the school term there are classes for both children and teenagers. The Introduction to Circus class is for 7-12 years old, taking the children through a range of circus skills with a focus on developing good form and having fun. The Circus Skills class is for 8-12 years old, and is offered to children who have already done a few terms of Introduction to Circus. The Teenage Special class is for 13-18 years old. This class is for both beginners and those who are continuing from the Circus Skills class. Classes are also run during some of the school holidays. There is a class for 7-12 years old along with a teenage class. Both classes are for beginners and those who have been practising their skills for a while." According to this passage, the statement "There are classes for two age groups in the holidays." is true or false.

Read the text and choose the correct word for the space. For each question, mark the correct letter A, B, C or D. Text: "THE RECIPE FOR GOOD COMMUNICATION. How many people do you communicate with in a day? Probably a lot more (1) .......... you did ten years ago. With a few pieces of equipment, we can ‘talk’ to people in more and more ways, not (2) .......... face-to-face and on the phone, but also via the Internet. It is very important, therefore, (3) .......... everyone to try and improve their communication skills. Despite all the technological advances of (4) .......... years, the art of good conversation is still at the heart of successful communication. (5) .......... it’s a good idea to remember the four golden rules of good communication. Firstly, be as clear as you can. Misunderstandings arise if we don’t say exactly (6) .......... we mean. Secondly, we have to work (7) .......... at listening. Pay attention to what the other person is saying. Thirdly, ask (8) .......... people what they think, don’t only tell them what you think. And finally show respect for people, give them time to say what they want, and (9) .......... interest in what they say. If you (10) .......... these rules, you will be a good communicator." Choose the correct option for blank 1.

Read the text and choose the correct word for the space. For each question, mark the correct letter A, B, C or D. Text: "THE RECIPE FOR GOOD COMMUNICATION. How many people do you communicate with in a day? Probably a lot more (1) .......... you did ten years ago. With a few pieces of equipment, we can ‘talk’ to people in more and more ways, not (2) .......... face-to-face and on the phone, but also via the Internet. It is very important, therefore, (3) .......... everyone to try and improve their communication skills. Despite all the technological advances of (4) .......... years, the art of good conversation is still at the heart of successful communication. (5) .......... it’s a good idea to remember the four golden rules of good communication. Firstly, be as clear as you can. Misunderstandings arise if we don’t say exactly (6) .......... we mean. Secondly, we have to work (7) .......... at listening. Pay attention to what the other person is saying. Thirdly, ask (8) .......... people what they think, don’t only tell them what you think. And finally show respect for people, give them time to say what they want, and (9) .......... interest in what they say. If you (10) .......... these rules, you will be a good communicator." Choose the correct option for blank 2.

Read the text and choose the correct word for the space. For each question, mark the correct letter A, B, C or D. Text: "THE RECIPE FOR GOOD COMMUNICATION. How many people do you communicate with in a day? Probably a lot more (1) .......... you did ten years ago. With a few pieces of equipment, we can ‘talk’ to people in more and more ways, not (2) .......... face-to-face and on the phone, but also via the Internet. It is very important, therefore, (3) .......... everyone to try and improve their communication skills. Despite all the technological advances of (4) .......... years, the art of good conversation is still at the heart of successful communication. (5) .......... it’s a good idea to remember the four golden rules of good communication. Firstly, be as clear as you can. Misunderstandings arise if we don’t say exactly (6) .......... we mean. Secondly, we have to work (7) .......... at listening. Pay attention to what the other person is saying. Thirdly, ask (8) .......... people what they think, don’t only tell them what you think. And finally show respect for people, give them time to say what they want, and (9) .......... interest in what they say. If you (10) .......... these rules, you will be a good communicator." Choose the correct option for blank 3.

Read the text and choose the correct word for the space. For each question, mark the correct letter A, B, C or D. Text: "THE RECIPE FOR GOOD COMMUNICATION. How many people do you communicate with in a day? Probably a lot more (1) .......... you did ten years ago. With a few pieces of equipment, we can ‘talk’ to people in more and more ways, not (2) .......... face-to-face and on the phone, but also via the Internet. It is very important, therefore, (3) .......... everyone to try and improve their communication skills. Despite all the technological advances of (4) .......... years, the art of good conversation is still at the heart of successful communication. (5) .......... it’s a good idea to remember the four golden rules of good communication. Firstly, be as clear as you can. Misunderstandings arise if we don’t say exactly (6) .......... we mean. Secondly, we have to work (7) .......... at listening. Pay attention to what the other person is saying. Thirdly, ask (8) .......... people what they think, don’t only tell them what you think. And finally show respect for people, give them time to say what they want, and (9) .......... interest in what they say. If you (10) .......... these rules, you will be a good communicator." Choose the correct option for blank 4.

Read the text and choose the correct word for the space. For each question, mark the correct letter A, B, C or D. Text: "THE RECIPE FOR GOOD COMMUNICATION. How many people do you communicate with in a day? Probably a lot more (1) .......... you did ten years ago. With a few pieces of equipment, we can ‘talk’ to people in more and more ways, not (2) .......... face-to-face and on the phone, but also via the Internet. It is very important, therefore, (3) .......... everyone to try and improve their communication skills. Despite all the technological advances of (4) .......... years, the art of good conversation is still at the heart of successful communication. (5) .......... it’s a good idea to remember the four golden rules of good communication. Firstly, be as clear as you can. Misunderstandings arise if we don’t say exactly (6) .......... we mean. Secondly, we have to work (7) .......... at listening. Pay attention to what the other person is saying. Thirdly, ask (8) .......... people what they think, don’t only tell them what you think. And finally show respect for people, give them time to say what they want, and (9) .......... interest in what they say. If you (10) .......... these rules, you will be a good communicator." Choose the correct option for blank 5.

Read the text and choose the correct word for the space. For each question, mark the correct letter A, B, C or D. Text: "THE RECIPE FOR GOOD COMMUNICATION. How many people do you communicate with in a day? Probably a lot more (1) .......... you did ten years ago. With a few pieces of equipment, we can ‘talk’ to people in more and more ways, not (2) .......... face-to-face and on the phone, but also via the Internet. It is very important, therefore, (3) .......... everyone to try and improve their communication skills. Despite all the technological advances of (4) .......... years, the art of good conversation is still at the heart of successful communication. (5) .......... it’s a good idea to remember the four golden rules of good communication. Firstly, be as clear as you can. Misunderstandings arise if we don’t say exactly (6) .......... we mean. Secondly, we have to work (7) .......... at listening. Pay attention to what the other person is saying. Thirdly, ask (8) .......... people what they think, don’t only tell them what you think. And finally show respect for people, give them time to say what they want, and (9) .......... interest in what they say. If you (10) .......... these rules, you will be a good communicator." Choose the correct option for blank 6.

Read the text and choose the correct word for the space. For each question, mark the correct letter A, B, C or D. Text: "THE RECIPE FOR GOOD COMMUNICATION. How many people do you communicate with in a day? Probably a lot more (1) .......... you did ten years ago. With a few pieces of equipment, we can ‘talk’ to people in more and more ways, not (2) .......... face-to-face and on the phone, but also via the Internet. It is very important, therefore, (3) .......... everyone to try and improve their communication skills. Despite all the technological advances of (4) .......... years, the art of good conversation is still at the heart of successful communication. (5) .......... it’s a good idea to remember the four golden rules of good communication. Firstly, be as clear as you can. Misunderstandings arise if we don’t say exactly (6) .......... we mean. Secondly, we have to work (7) .......... at listening. Pay attention to what the other person is saying. Thirdly, ask (8) .......... people what they think, don’t only tell them what you think. And finally show respect for people, give them time to say what they want, and (9) .......... interest in what they say. If you (10) .......... these rules, you will be a good communicator." Choose the correct option for blank 7.

Read the text and choose the correct word for the space. For each question, mark the correct letter A, B, C or D. Text: "THE RECIPE FOR GOOD COMMUNICATION. How many people do you communicate with in a day? Probably a lot more (1) .......... you did ten years ago. With a few pieces of equipment, we can ‘talk’ to people in more and more ways, not (2) .......... face-to-face and on the phone, but also via the Internet. It is very important, therefore, (3) .......... everyone to try and improve their communication skills. Despite all the technological advances of (4) .......... years, the art of good conversation is still at the heart of successful communication. (5) .......... it’s a good idea to remember the four golden rules of good communication. Firstly, be as clear as you can. Misunderstandings arise if we don’t say exactly (6) .......... we mean. Secondly, we have to work (7) .......... at listening. Pay attention to what the other person is saying. Thirdly, ask (8) .......... people what they think, don’t only tell them what you think. And finally show respect for people, give them time to say what they want, and (9) .......... interest in what they say. If you (10) .......... these rules, you will be a good communicator." Choose the correct option for blank 8.

Read the text and choose the correct word for the space. For each question, mark the correct letter A, B, C or D. Text: "THE RECIPE FOR GOOD COMMUNICATION. How many people do you communicate with in a day? Probably a lot more (1) .......... you did ten years ago. With a few pieces of equipment, we can ‘talk’ to people in more and more ways, not (2) .......... face-to-face and on the phone, but also via the Internet. It is very important, therefore, (3) .......... everyone to try and improve their communication skills. Despite all the technological advances of (4) .......... years, the art of good conversation is still at the heart of successful communication. (5) .......... it’s a good idea to remember the four golden rules of good communication. Firstly, be as clear as you can. Misunderstandings arise if we don’t say exactly (6) .......... we mean. Secondly, we have to work (7) .......... at listening. Pay attention to what the other person is saying. Thirdly, ask (8) .......... people what they think, don’t only tell them what you think. And finally show respect for people, give them time to say what they want, and (9) .......... interest in what they say. If you (10) .......... these rules, you will be a good communicator." Choose the correct option for blank 9.

Read the text and choose the correct word for the space. For each question, mark the correct letter A, B, C or D. Text: "THE RECIPE FOR GOOD COMMUNICATION. How many people do you communicate with in a day? Probably a lot more (1) .......... you did ten years ago. With a few pieces of equipment, we can ‘talk’ to people in more and more ways, not (2) .......... face-to-face and on the phone, but also via the Internet. It is very important, therefore, (3) .......... everyone to try and improve their communication skills. Despite all the technological advances of (4) .......... years, the art of good conversation is still at the heart of successful communication. (5) .......... it’s a good idea to remember the four golden rules of good communication. Firstly, be as clear as you can. Misunderstandings arise if we don’t say exactly (6) .......... we mean. Secondly, we have to work (7) .......... at listening. Pay attention to what the other person is saying. Thirdly, ask (8) .......... people what they think, don’t only tell them what you think. And finally show respect for people, give them time to say what they want, and (9) .......... interest in what they say. If you (10) .......... these rules, you will be a good communicator." Choose the correct option for blank 10.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence: Cheung Chau is a small island (blank) Hong Kong in the South China Sea that has a colourful festival each spring.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence from the passage about the Island Festival: The main (blank) of the festival is a procession through the streets in which children dressed in beautiful costumes are carried high in the air on long bamboo sticks.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence from the passage about the Island Festival: The main attraction of the festival is a procession through the streets in (blank) children dressed in beautiful costumes are carried high in the air on long bamboo sticks.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence from the passage about the Island Festival: The children (blank) to fly and the man who teaches them to do this is retired schoolteacher Yeung Yuk Lun.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence from the passage about the Island Festival: (blank) child on the island hopes to be chosen to take part.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence from the passage about the Island Festival: Every child on the island hopes to be chosen to (blank) part.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence from the passage about the Island Festival: ‘Obviously, the children (blank) to be small and light,’ says Yeung Yuk Lun.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence from the passage about the Island Festival: ‘This (blank) they are usually between four and seven years old.’

Choose the best word to complete the sentence from the passage about the Island Festival: ‘They are extremely brave (blank) it’s quite frightening to be up in the air above a noisy crowd.’

Choose the best word to complete the sentence from the passage about the Island Festival: Towers of cakes are carried beside the children and offered to the ancient god Pak Tai, who, (blank) to an old story, once saved the island from great danger.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence from the passage about the Island Festival: Towers of cakes are carried beside the children and offered to the ancient god Pak Tai, who, according to an old story, once (blank) the island from great danger.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence from the passage about the gorilla: The gorilla is a shy creature and seldom violent. In (blank), it is quite different from the dangerous animal we sometimes see in films and comic books.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence from the passage about the gorilla: It only stands up on two legs and beats its chest if it wants to (blank) an enemy away.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence from the passage about the gorilla: Gorillas are the largest and (blank) powerful of all the apes.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence from the passage about the gorilla: Adult males reach an average height of 150–170 cm and (blank) from 135 to 230 kg.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence from the passage about the gorilla: (blank) males and females are extremely strong and can tear down branches and pull up small trees.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence from the passage about the gorilla: They (blank) their days quietly in a leisurely search for food or resting in the warm sun.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence from the passage about the gorilla: They spend their days quietly in a leisurely (blank) for food or resting in the warm sun.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence from the passage about the gorilla: Unfortunately, there are few of these animals (blank) in the wild.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence from the passage about the gorilla: This is mainly because people are cutting down the forests in the warm (blank) gorillas live.

Choose the best word to complete the sentence from the passage about the gorilla: If we want to save the gorilla, we (blank) take.