File Test 10
File Test 10
Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation A
GRAMMAR
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- 1This is the wrong way. Turn out / over / round and go back.
- 2I saw Valerie as I was driving along / under / around the High Street.
- 3It doesn’t talk long to get to the station if you go into / over / through the park.
- 4The lift wasn’t working so we walked across / down / along the stairs.
- 5Arthur walked past / into / through me without saying hello.
- 6Come out / towards / in, Kerry. It’s lovely to see you. 6
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- 1‘This programme’s boring.’ ‘Well, turn .’
- 2Will you while I’m away?
- 3Bella rang. Can you call this afternoon?
- 4What time do during the week?
- 5Your glasses are here. Why don’t you put ?
- 6Do you want me to from the airport?
Bu alıştırmayı çöz3
- 1My mother decorated the kitchen.
- 2I didn’t write these letters.
- 3Millions of people speak English.
- 4Rubbish pollutes our rivers.
- 5The cook doesn’t do the washing up.
- 6Our school won the swimming competition.
- 7Miss Stuart doesn’t teach art.
- 8Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone.
VOCABULARY
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- 1The film The Birds was by Alfred Hitchcock.
- 2Her wedding dress was by Chanel.
- 3Is this film on a true story?
- 4I think this picture was by Van Gogh.
- 5The art gallery was by the Queen on 15th July 2010.
- 6A lot of the coffee we drink is in Brazil.
- 7When was the North Pole ?
Bu alıştırmayı çöz5
- 1You ride a bike around a track.
- 2You try to hit a small ball into a small hole.
- 3You throw a ball through a ring, which is high on the wall.
- 4You move across water on a board.
- 5You drive round a track.
- 6You wear things on your feet to help you go down a mountain.
Bu alıştırmayı çöz7
- 1apologize Argentina
- 2China
- 3information
PRONUNCIATION
energetic watch Example: ath|letics
Bu alıştırmayı çöz8
- 1cus|to|mer
- 2tech|no|lo|gy
- 3re|la|tion|ship
- 4in|ven|tion
- 5wind|sur|fing
Reading and Writing A
READING
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Bu alıştırmanın cevabı anahtarda yok; kontrol için kitabın kendi anahtarına bak.Professional cycling is a very inventive sport. Riders and bike teams are always happy to try out new types of bicycles, helmets, cycling clothes – anything to try to save one second in the race. In my opinion, the biggest change in recent years is what the bikes are made of. Thanks to a technology called carbon nanotubes, racing bikes are stronger and lighter than ever before. Carbon nanotubes were invented by the computer company, IBM, but so far no one has used them inside computers. In 1996, the Swiss company BMC made the first ‘carbon fibre’ racing bike – it won the Tour de France that year. Carbon nanotubes are also used in tennis rackets and the screens of phones. Edgar van Marl, swimmer Sometimes a new invention can be controversial. In my sport, a new type of swimsuit caused problems a few years ago. The company involved, Speedo, have made swimsuits for over one hundred years. They are so famous that in some countries, a racing swimsuit is simply called ‘a speedo’. In 2008 they made a new suit that was inspired by shark skin. Called, the ‘LZR racer’, the suits were designed with long arms and legs to help swimmers cut through the water like a fast shark. The suit was first sold in March 2008. By November 2008, swimmers wearing the suit had broken 74 world records. That’s incredible! When Michael Phelps wore the suit at the Olympics in Beijing he won eight gold medals and said, ‘I feel like a rocket’. Swimmers loved them, but the judges didn’t. The suits were banned and there are now a lot more rules about what suits are made of. Suki Tyler, tennis The use of video technology has really changed my sport. The most common system was invented in 1999 by an English company. It was developed especially for sport on television. It’s called Hawk-Eye – a ‘hawk’ is a type of hunting bird which has very good eyesight. The video can show very clearly if a ball has or hasn’t gone over a particular line. Hawk-Eye was used almost immediately to help with decisions in cricket – in 2001 it was used for the first time in a match between England and Pakistan. It was soon used in tennis too. The audience loves the excitement that the technology brings to matches. For me, it’s a positive thing. Sometimes it’s part of the strategy I use. For example, even when I know that the line judge has made the right decision, I can ask for Hawk-Eye just because I know it’s going to make my opponent wait. It’s going to make her really annoyed!
Example: In his job, Luke _____. A designs bicycles
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- 1Bikes with carbon nanotubes weigh less than other bikes.
- 2Carbon nanotubes aren’t used in other sports yet.
- 3The design of the LZR suits helped swimmers go faster.
- 4Everyone agreed that the new Speedo suits were a great invention.
- 5Video technology isn’t very popular with tennis audiences.
- 6Hawk-Eye is named after a bird.
WRITING
• Why has it changed your life? Give your reasons. • What did people use before it was invented? • How often do you use it? • Do you think there might be a better invention in the future? An invention that has changed my life The invention that has changed my life is Writing total 10 Reading and Writing total 25
Listening and Speaking A
LISTENING
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Bu alıştırmanın cevabı anahtarda yok; kontrol için kitabın kendi anahtarına bak.- 1Natalya goes to the gym every morning. (1
- 2Natalya isn't very interested in food. 3 During the Olympics, men’s gymnast
- 4Natalya is an unusual athlete becaus
- 5Natalya compares gymnastics to ice skating
- 6Natalya would like male and female gymnasts
- 7Natalya is one of the yo
- 8Natalya doesn’t pla
they wake up at night (A–G). There are two answers you don’t need. A drinks hot chocolate A drinks hot chocolate B goes outside C watches TV D reads a book E walks around the house F checks the children are asleep G goes to work C watches TV D reads a book E walks around the house F checks the children are asleep G goes to work Listening total 10
SPEAKING
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Bu alıştırmanın cevabı anahtarda yok; kontrol için kitabın kendi anahtarına bak.Bu alıştırmayı çöz2
- 3Now make questions and ask your partner about Oliver.
6.45 a.m. – put on running clothes; go running 7.45 a.m. – put on work clothes; go to work 9.00 a.m. – turn on PC; take off jacket
• what time / get home from work? • what / do / after / get home? • what / do / at 6.20 p.m.? • what / do / after that? • what / do / at 9.30 p.m.? Speaking total 15 Listening and Speaking total 25