Study Pack — Level 4 — Çalışma paketleri

File Test 2B

SPEAKING · 8 soru

Answer your partner’s questions.

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What kind / clothes / wear? Why?
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Do / buy / clothes / online? Why / Why not?
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What / do / old clothes / don’t wear anymore?
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Have / ever / had / allergic reaction?
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How / treat / someone with hypothermia?
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Answer your partner’s questions. Now make questions and ask your partner.
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Read the statement below about health. Tell your partner whether you agree or disagree. Give reasons. ‘Modern life is bad for our health.’
8
Listen to your partner talking about appearance and personality. Do you agree with him / her?

File Test 3A

GRAMMAR · 20 soru

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb in brackets.

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We ___ (have) dinner when the electricity suddenly went off.
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I ___ (sit) in the departure lounge for ages when I realized I was at the wrong gate!
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The man came out of his house and ___ (run) down the road.
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He ___ (not be) at the meeting because Annie hadn’t told him about it.
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When we got to the ski resort it ___ (snow) so heavily that we couldn’t ski.
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We were surprised when the doorbell rang because we ___ (not expect) any visitors.
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I was disappointed the show was cancelled – I ___ (look) forward to it for weeks.
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When I opened my bag, I realized that I ___ (forget) to take the passports!
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___ for over an hour before we were offered anything to eat or drink.
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We had ___ time in Barcelona. We can’t wait to go again.
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When we arrived, the apartment was ___ big that we thought there had been a mistake.
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Sylvia ___ so her hair was wet.
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I had ___ time before my connecting flight that I had to run through the airport!
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___ the in-flight film before so we watched the music channel instead.
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we / other / ever / days / see / hardly / each / these
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was / match / injured / unfortunately / quite / the French player / during / seriously / the
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bored / were / the children / long / sitting on / for / the / extremely / plane / so
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busy / sorry / , / now / I’m / to / the / answer / phone / too / right
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she / go / Kerry doesn’t / has / to / out / headache / because / want / a
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safe / absolutely / awful / but / we / the weather / made it home / luckily / was

File Test 3A

VOCABULARY · 19 soru

4 Complete the words in the sentences. 5 Underline the correct word. 6 Complete the sentences with the correct word(s).

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The worst thing about flying across time zones is the j_____ l_____ you get for a few days afterwards.
2
For safety, you must wear your seatbelt when the plane is experiencing t________.
3
You can’t take prohibited items such as sharp objects through s________.
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If you need anything during your flight, please ask the c________ crew for assistance.
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All hand luggage must be stored in the o________ locker.
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You can usually choose a window or an a________ seat if the plane isn’t full.
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Mobile phones should be switched to aeroplane mode during take off / up and landing.
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You don’t need a ticket for the airport bus, just get off / on the first one that comes along.
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These days, most airlines encourage you to check out / in online.
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I love it when there’s a driver waiting to pick me out / up at Arrivals, with my name on a card.
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Please fill in / through the immigration forms before we land.
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There’s need to park, just drop me off / out outside Departures, please.
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Could you ________ give me a minute to finish reading this article?
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It was a difficult time but ________ it turned out well for all of us.
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That’s ________ a great book. I don’t think she’s put it down for three days!
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The pilot could ________ see the runway lights in the thick fog.
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Are we ________ there, Dad? We’ve been driving for hours and hours!
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I read a lot of fiction, ________ crime fiction.
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We thought the landing would be bumpy, but _____ it was really smooth.

File Test 3A

PRONUNCIATION · 10 soru

7 Match the words with the same sound. 8 Underline the stressed syllable.

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unfortunately ________
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altitude ________
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said ________
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absolutely ________
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evacuation ________
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ob|vious|ly
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se|cur|ity
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il|le|gal
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a|ppa|rent|ly
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con|nec|ting

File Test 3A

READING · 5 soru

Read the article about unusual airport attractions. Five sentences have been removed. Which sentence (A–F) fits each gap (1–5)? There is one extra sentence which you do not need to use. Unusual airport attractions There’s one destination most air travellers don’t look forward to on their trip – the airport. The idea of spending a large part of your journey time waiting in endless queues, or sitting on uncomfortable seating while trying to hear incomprehensible flight announcements, is probably less than appealing. But all that’s beginning to change. (----1----) Check out the unusual airport attractions below. Animal therapy The concept that being around animals can reduce stress in people isn’t new. Many airports have pets available for passengers to interact with in order to help them relax before a flight. (----2----) It has a vast 114,000-litre aquarium which is home to around fifty-thousand marine plants and animals. Species to look out for include giant green anemones, wolf eels, armoured sea cucumbers, otters, and over thirty different species of jellyfish. There’s even a 4D cinema experience which uses special effects such as scent, sound, dramatic lighting, and simulated weather to transport its audience into natural environments. Access all areas Whether you’re a confident flier or a nervous wreck before take-off, you’ll no doubt have wondered what it feels like to actually fly a plane. Well, at Zurich Airport in Switzerland you have the opportunity to find out for yourself by taking part in a flight training simulation. You can choose a solo or group training session and then choose from four different types of aircraft to practise in. Other attractions for flight enthusiasts include access to the airport’s flight observation decks, where you can view aircraft taking off and landing. (----3----) You can even control the airport’s live webcam or take a sightseeing tour by helicopter. Cultural experience Of course, travellers are usually keen to immerse themselves in the culture of the country they are visiting. (----4----) It has several cultural information centres which hold free music and dance performances, offer free arts and crafts sessions, and run workshops where you can experience traditional Korean art forms. There is also a range of observatories, museums, and art galleries to help pass the time before your flight is due. Airport music is historically pretty bad but Philadelphia International Airport has a unique way to keep passengers entertained. The four-person Philly Phever band is known as a ‘strolling band’ because they walk around inside the airport playing lively music to entertain waiting travellers. Not your usual fall-asleep-to airport music! Surf’s up! Perhaps the most bizarre airport attraction to date is Munich International Airport’s indoor wave pool. The pool, which is set up each year and is over thirty feet wide, gives visitors the opportunity to try out surfing, take a lesson with a surf professional, or watch world-class

surfers ride waves up to 1.5 metres high. You wouldn’t expect a city with no coastline to host a major surfing event. (----5----) Don’t forget to pack your wetsuit! So, next time you fly, don’t forget to look into airport entertainment options. Perhaps in future, our holidays will start at the departure airport, not after we touch down at our final destination. A You can also watch the pilots in the cockpit and see the aircraft close up. B Passengers have described them as full of enthusiasm, energy, and Philadelphia spirit. C At South Korea’s Incheon International Airport, you can do this without even stepping foot outside. D However, Canada’s Vancouver international airport offers a much larger-scale animal experience. E In fact, we may even see a time when people actually hope their flight gets delayed! F However, the yearly Surf & Style Championship is famous worldwide. Reading total 10

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Read the article about unusual airport attractions. Five sentences have been removed. Which sentence (A–F) fits each gap (1–5)? There is one extra sentence which you do not need to use.

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But all that’s beginning to change. ___ Check out the unusual airport attractions below.
2
Many airports have pets available for passengers to interact with in order to help them relax before a flight. ___ It has a vast 114,000-litre aquarium which is home to around fifty-thousand marine plants and animals.
3
Other attractions for flight enthusiasts include access to the airport’s flight observation decks, where you can view aircraft taking off and landing. ___ You can even control the airport’s live webcam or take a sightseeing tour by helicopter.
4
Of course, travellers are usually keen to immerse themselves in the culture of the country they are visiting. ___ It has several cultural information centres which hold free music and dance performances, offer free arts and crafts sessions, and run workshops where you can experience traditional Korean art forms.
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You wouldn’t expect a city with no coastline to host a major surfing event. ___ Don’t forget to pack your wetsuit!

File Test 3A

WRITING · 1 soru

Write a review of your favourite childhood book, story, comic, TV programme, or film.

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Write a review of your favourite childhood book, story, comic, TV programme, or film. Write 140–180 words. Include the following information: who wrote it or acted in it; what it was about and who the main characters were; explain why you liked it.

File Test 3A

LISTENING · 10 soru

1 Listen to five people talking about what they are reading at the moment. Choose from the list (A–F) what type of material they are reading. Use the letters only once. There is one extra letter which you do not need to use. 2 Listen to a young woman talking about how she became a writer. Underline the correct answer.

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Speaker 1: [ ]
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Speaker 2: [ ]
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Speaker 3: [ ]
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Speaker 4: [ ]
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Speaker 5: [ ]
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When she was a child, Sarah became a published author / read a lot / didn’t enjoy writing.
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Sarah didn’t enjoy teaching because she didn’t earn enough money / wanted to be more creative / didn’t want to work in a secondary school.
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When Sarah was out and about she always carried her camera / smartphone / notebook to record new ideas.
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Sarah’s first short story was published only in the UK / in a magazine / by a friend.
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Sarah decided to write a novel after she lost her job / her short stories were successful / she gave up writing short stories.

File Test 3A

SPEAKING · 3 soru

Make questions and ask your partner.

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1 Which / prefer: travelling by train or plane? Why? 2 Where / spend / last holiday? 3 What / the best or worst place / ever stayed or visited? Why? 4 Do / much reading? If so, what? 5 Do / prefer fiction or non-fiction? Why? Now answer your partner’s questions.
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Listen to your partner talking about travel. Do you agree with him / her?
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Read out the statement below about storytelling. Tell your partner whether you agree or disagree. Give reasons. ‘You should never watch the film version of a book you’ve read and enjoyed.’