File Test 4 B
File Test 4
Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation B
GRAMMAR
Bu alıştırmayı çöz1
- 1You really drink coffee in here, but I’ll let you do it just for today.
- 2Where do you think we stay in London – in Kensington or Paddington?
- 3You pay to park here after 7 p.m. – it’s free.
- 4We leave early tomorrow if we want to get back before it gets dark.
- 5It’s a wonderful film. You really go and see it.
- 6You drive on the right in Europe (except the UK).
- 7Do we bring our dictionaries to the lesson?
- 8It’s a holiday tomorrow, so we go to school.
- 9You swim in the sea here. There was a shark attack last week.
- 10We usually stand up on the bus because there are no seats.
Bu alıştırmayı çöz2
- 1I’ve lived in France for a year, so I understand a lot of French now.
- 2She opened her birthday present the day before. She wait!
- 3We aren’t busy tonight, so we’ll come and help if you want.
- 4I’ve never write well, but my sister has beautiful handwriting.
- 5We come to the wedding because we’ll be on holiday.
- 6My brother play the piano since he was four!
- 7I swim when I was very young, because we lived near the sea.
- 8Would you like play the guitar in a band?
- 9I read this notice without my glasses. What does it say?
- 10you lend me your dictionary, please?
VOCABULARY
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- 1I’m just sw through my photos to find a video I want to show you.
- 2Nour’s phone w off in the theatre and the man next to us was upset.
- 3Hi Martin. Sorry, we were c off. My train went into a tunnel.
- 4I’m trying to speak to my phone company but they’ve put me on h.
- 5I’m t Faraz about tonight. What time can we meet him?
- 6I don’t think she h up. I think she lost reception.
- 7I’m trying to call my parents but the line’s en.
- 8Hello. Yes, I left a m on this number last week but I haven’t heard back.
- 9The r on Zaki’s phone is really annoying. He should change it.
- 10I don't use ☐ for messages. | normally send a text instead. T40)
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Bu alıştırmanın cevabı anahtarda yok; kontrol için kitabın kendi anahtarına bak.- 1It looked interesting, but that’s possibly the most book I’ve ever read.
- 2Aesha was so when she tried to get into the wrong hotel room!
- 3I don’t understand why travelling is so – you’re sitting most of the time!
- 4Katie’s very at the moment. She’s just lost her job, and her cat’s just died.
- 5We were so when the window suddenly opened during the night.
- 6You must be . You’ve been working for ten hours!
- 7I was really last night because there was nothing to do.
- 8It was very when my phone rang in the cinema.
- 9It’s that so many young people are out of work.
- 10That horror film was really ! My eyes were closed half the time!
PRONUNCIATION
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- 1mo|no|po|lize
- 2fru|stra|ting
- 3in|stru|ment
- 4di|sa|ppoin|ted
- 5de|cline
- 6Cross out the silent consonant in the words.
Bu alıştırmayı çöz1
Bu alıştırmanın cevabı anahtarda yok; kontrol için kitabın kendi anahtarına bak.- 2foreign
- 3island
- 4whole
- 5doubt
Reading and Writing B
READING
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- 1The author doesn’t think smartphones have changed people’s behaviour.
- 2The author spent a lot of time talking to friends on a landline.
- 3The author can’t remember the last time he or she read a paper magazine.
- 4In India, internet access using a phone is lower than in other countries.
It really annoys me when people claim smartphones are a bad thing. Can’t they remember what life was like without them? Did we live in a ‘golden age’ where families had polite conversations and played prettily in green fields? No! We did the exact same things as we do now. l loved an old board game called Hero Quest, now I love World of Warcraft — it’s the same fun! We talked to our friends on landlines for hours and filled our heads with information from magazines, TV and newspapers. The behaviour is the same, but today we
do it with fewer devices and much much less paper. And don’t get me started on photos. Not so very long ago, people had to take photos using analogue cameras. You couldn’t even see the pictures for days because you had to pay someone to develop them for you. And then we stored them in photo albums that were so big most people couldn’t lift them. So, I am a fan of the smartphone. But the biggest fans of all are the people of India. The Indian smartphone market grew by 18% in 2016 — that’s a faster increase than anywhere else in the world. Internet access using mobile phones is 80% in India, again the world’s highest, with Indonesia in second place at 73%. Compare that to the UK where more than half of internet connection is via desktop computers. Interestingly, many people in India choose to buy simpler 4G phones instead of smartphones. In part, that’s because of poor reception in rural areas. But this has led to a very competitive market, with Indian companies going head to head with larger Chinese phone producers. Data charges actually went down by 20% last year! Phone companies are opening new stores all over India, because (unlike Chinese shoppers), most Indians choose to buy their phones using cash in stores rather than online. So smartphones can keep us connected, but could they also keep us healthy? A recent report found that mHealth could save $1billion dollars each year in India alone. The idea of ‘mHealth’ is simple — it means the use of mobile phone initiatives in healthcare. And it’s easy to see the possibilities. An app could tell people in cities if the pollution in the air is good or bad. Patients who live outside towns and cities won’t have to travel miles to find expert medical advice. Instead, doctors will be able to see many more patients by using mobile health data and video chats. People already carry their music, photos and bank details on their phone. It makes sense that all our health data should be there too. So the next time someone tells you mobiles are dangerous, or rude, or turning young people
Bu alıştırmayı çöz
Bu alıştırmanın cevabı anahtarda yok; kontrol için kitabın kendi anahtarına bak.- 5In the UK, most people connect to the internet using a phone.
- 6Most Indian shoppers buy their phones in shops.
- 7It’s simple for countries to set up mHealth initiatives.
- 8An example of mHealth is a mobile app about pollution in the air.
- 9One benefit is that mHealth could reduce the amount of travel for rural patients.
Bu alıştırmayı çöz2
- 1The author thinks smartphone games are better than old board games.
- 2The author thinks smartphone albums are better than old photo albums.
- 3India and Indonesia have very different levels of mobile phone use.
- 4Simpler phones are popular in India because of cheap data charges.
- 5The ideas behind mHealth are easy to understand, even if you’re not a doctor.
- 6The author doesn’t think people should store all their health data on their phones.
WRITING
• Who and how much do you have to tip? • When must you say ‘thank you’ / ‘sorry’ / ‘please’, etc? • What should I take for the host if I am invited for dinner? • What else should I know about what to do / not to do in your country? Writing total 10 Reading and Writing total 25
LISTENING
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- 1The children weren’t confident before the concert. …
- 2I learned a new skill online. …
- 3I need a teacher to keep me focused. …
- 4You should learn to read music. …
- 5I’ve decided to join a singing group. …
SPEAKING
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- 1Millie knows that … on a bus is rude.
- 2Cath tells Pavel when he should … at the wedding.
- 3The tour guide says you don’t usually see jars for tips in ….
- 4According to Ryan, George shouldn’t ….
- 5Michael thinks Prisha … keep her mobile number.
‘Schools should encourage children to try hundreds of new skills instead of making them master a few subjects.’ Speaking total 15 Listening and Speaking total 25