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Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation B

GRAMMAR

1 Underline the correct words. Example: I didn’t realize you’d left your bag until after you’d gone / ’d been going. 1 We all had to run through the airport because we had so little / such little time to catch our connecting flight! 2 When we arrived at the holiday apartment, it was such / so big that we thought there had been a mistake! 3 I’d been seeing / ’d seen the in-flight film before so I watched a comedy show instead. 3 I'd been seeing ☐ ’d seen the in-flight film before so ☐ watched a comedy show instead. 4 We’d flown ☐ ’d been flying for over an hour when the turbulence started. 5 My daughter had a so good ☐ such a good time in Berlin. She can’t wait to go again. 6 The children’s hair was wet because they had swum ☐ had been swimming. 5 My daughter had a so good / such a good time in Berlin. She can’t wait to go again. 6 The children’s hair was wet because they had swum / had been swimming.

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  1. 1
    We all had to run through the airport because we had so little / such little time to
  2. 2
    When we arrived at the holiday apartment, it was such / so big that we thought there
  3. 3
    I’d been seeing / ’d seen the in-flight film before so I watched a comedy show instead.
  4. 5
    My daughter had a so good / such a good time in Berlin. She can’t wait to go again.
  5. 6
    The children’s hair was wet because they had swum / had been swimming.
2 Order the words to make sentences. Example: she’s / go / incredibly / want / because / Cara / to / tired / out / doesn’t Cara doesn’t want to go out because she’s incredibly tired. 1 busy / sorry / , / now / I’m / to / the / answer / phone / too / right 2 safe / absolutely / terrible / but / we / the weather / made it home / fortunately / was 3 out / go / Justyna doesn’t / because / has / she / to / headache / want / a 4 unfortunately / quite / was / , / match / injured / the / seriously / Argentinian player / during / the 5 bored / were / the children / long / sitting on / for / the / extremely / plane / so 6 we / other / ever / days / see / hardly / each / these

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  1. 1
    busy / sorry / , / now / I’m / to / the / answer / phone / too / right
  2. 2
    safe / absolutely / terrible / but / we / the weather / made it home / fortunately / was
  3. 3
    out / go / Justyna doesn’t / because / has / she / to / headache / want / a
  4. 4
    unfortunately / quite / was / , / match / injured / the / seriously / Argentinian player /
  5. 5
    bored / were / the children / long / sitting on / for / the / extremely / plane / so
  6. 6
    we / other / ever / days / see / hardly / each / these
3 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb in brackets. Example: Just as we were about to call a taxi, the bus arrived (arrive). 1 The two robbers came out of the bank and ________ (run) down the road. 2 They were surprised when the doorbell rang because they ________ (not expect) any visitors. 3 I ________ (look) forward to the concert for weeks – I was disappointed when it was cancelled! 4 When I opened my bag, I realized that I ________ (forget) to take the passports! 5 We ________ (sit) in the departure lounge for ages when we realized we were at the wrong gate! 6 I _______ (have) a shower when the electricity suddenly went off. 7 It ________ (snow) so heavily that we couldn’t see anything and we had to stop the car. 8 Martin ________ (not be) at the meeting because Niko hadn’t told him about it. Grammar total 20

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  1. 1
    The two robbers came out of the bank and (run) down the road.
  2. 2
    They were surprised when the doorbell rang because they (not expect) any
  3. 3
    I (look) forward to the concert for weeks – I was disappointed when it was
  4. 4
    When I opened my bag, I realized that I (forget) to take the passports!
  5. 5
    We (sit) in the departure lounge for ages when we realized we were at the
  6. 6
    I (have) a shower when the electricity suddenly went off.
  7. 7
    It (snow) so heavily that we couldn’t see anything and we had to stop the
  8. 8
    Martin (not be) at the meeting because Niko hadn’t told him about it.

VOCABULARY

4 Complete the sentences with the correct word(s). Example: I’ve flown in all sorts of planes – I’ve even flown in a sea plane! hardly ever even 1 We watch a lot of TV series, ________ crime dramas. actually especially specially 2 We’ve been driving for hours! Are we ________ there, Mum? still yet nearly 3 Booking a ticket online is really easy. ________, you go to the website and follow the instructions. Obviously Gradually Basically 4 I expected the landing to be bumpy, but ________ it was really smooth. ideally in fact gradually 5 The bus driver could ________ see the traffic lights in the thick fog. even hardly hard 6 Could you ________ give me a minute to finish reading this article? just even eventually 7 That’s ________ a great book. I don’t think you’ve put it down for days! apparently obviously ideally 8 It was a difficult time but ________ it turned out well for all of us. definitely lately eventually 8

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  1. 1
    We watch a lot of TV series, crime dramas.
  2. 2
    We’ve been driving for hours! Are we there, Mum?
  3. 3
    Booking a ticket online is really easy. , you go to the website and follow the
  4. 4
    I expected the landing to be bumpy, but it was really smooth.
  5. 5
    The bus driver could see the traffic lights in the thick fog.
  6. 6
    Could you give me a minute to finish reading this article?
  7. 7
    That’s a great book. I don’t think you’ve put it down for days!
  8. 8
    It was a difficult time but it turned out well for all of us.
5 Complete the words in the sentences. Example: I can never sleep on long-haul flights. It’s so frustrating! 1 Please ask the c________ crew for assistance if you need anything during your flight. 2 If the plane isn’t full, you can usually choose either a window or an a________ seat. 3 All hand luggage must be stored in the o________ locker. 4 Passengers must wear their seatbelts when the plane is experiencing t________. 5 The worst thing about flying across time zones is the j_____ l_____ you have for a few days afterwards. 6 You can’t take prohibited items such as sharp objects through s________.

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  1. 1
    Please ask the c crew for assistance if you need anything during your flight.
  2. 2
    If the plane isn’t full, you can usually choose either a window or an a seat.
  3. 3
    All hand luggage must be stored in the o locker.
  4. 4
    Passengers must wear their seatbelts when the plane is experiencing t.
  5. 5
    The worst thing about flying across time zones is the j l you have for a few
  6. 6
    You can’t take prohibited items such as sharp objects through s.
6 Underline the correct word. Example: When you get off / on the plane, follow the yellow lines to the airport shuttle bus. 1 Most airlines encourage you to check out / in online these days. 1 Most airlines encourage you to check out ☐ in online these days. 2 Before we land, please fill through ☐ in the immigration forms. 3 You can just drop me out ☐ off outside Departures — there’s no need to park. 4 You don’t need a ticket for the airport bus, just get on ☐ off the first one that comes 3 You can just drop me out / off outside Departures – there’s no need to park. 4 You don’t need a ticket for the airport bus, just get on / off the first one that comes along. 5 During take up / off and landing, large items like laptops must be stored away. 6 It’s great when there’s a taxi driver waiting to pick you out / up at Arrivals. Vocabulary total 20

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  1. 1
    Most airlines encourage you to check out / in online these days.
  2. 3
    You can just drop me out / off outside Departures – there’s no need to park.
  3. 4
    You don’t need a ticket for the airport bus, just get on / off the first one that comes
  4. 5
    During take up / off and landing, large items like laptops must be stored away.
  5. 6
    It’s great when there’s a taxi driver waiting to pick you out / up at Arrivals.

PRONUNCIATION

7 Underline the stressed syllable. Example: de|fi|nite|ly 8 Match the words with the same sound. said unfortunately altitude angrily locate Example: customs runway 1 il|le|gal 2 con|nec|ting 3 a|ppa|rent|ly 4 ob|vious|ly 5 se|cur|ity runway 1 absolutely 2 incredibly 3 evacuation 4 terminal 5 board

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  1. 1
    il|le|gal
  2. 2
    con|nec|ting
  3. 3
    a|ppa|rent|ly
  4. 4
    ob|vious|ly
  5. 5
    se|cur|ity

________ ________ ________ ________ ________ Pronunciation total 10 Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total 50

Reading and Writing B

READING

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. (----1----) In fact, we may even see a time when people actually hope their flight gets delayed! 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. However, Canada’s Vancouver international airport offers a much larger-scale animal experience. (----2----) 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. (----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 also watch the pilots in the cockpit and see the aircraft close up. 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. At South Korea’s Incheon International Airport, you can do this without even stepping foot outside. It has several cultural information centres which hold free music and dance performances. (----4----) 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. (----5----) However, Munich’s yearly Surf & Style Championship is famous worldwide. 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 They also offer free arts and crafts sessions, and run workshops where you can experience traditional Korean art forms. B They have been described by passengers as full of energy, enthusiasm, and Philadelphia spirit! C You can choose a solo or group training session and then choose from four different types of aircraft to practise in. D But all that’s beginning to change. E You wouldn’t expect a city with no coastline to host a major surfing event. F It has a vast 114,000-litre aquarium which is home to around 50,000 marine plants and animals. Reading total 10

WRITING

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. Writing total 10 Reading and Writing total 20

Listening and Speaking B

LISTENING

1 Listen to five people talking about what they are reading at the moment.

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Bu alıştırmanın cevabı anahtarda yok; kontrol için kitabın kendi anahtarına bak.
    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. A a blog or chatroom B a manual C a graphic novel D a guidebook E a magazine F fiction Speaker 1: [ ] Speaker 2: [ ] Speaker 3: [ ] Speaker 4: [ ] Speaker 5: [ ] 2 Listen to a young woman talking about how she became a writer. Underline the correct answer. 1 During her childhood, Sarah found writing difficult / had her first story published / spent a lot of time reading. 2 The reason Sarah began writing was that teaching didn’t pay well enough / she

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    1. 1
      During her childhood, Sarah found writing difficult / had her first story published /
    2. 2
      The reason Sarah began writing was that teaching didn’t pay well enough / she
    3. 3
      Sarah always carried a smartphone / notebook / camera to record new ideas when
    4. 4
      Sarah’s first short story was published by a friend / only in the UK / in a magazine.
    5. 5
      Sarah decided to write a novel after she realized she could make more money / she

    wanted to be more creative / she was unhappy at work.

    3 Sarah always carried a smartphone / notebook / camera to record new ideas when she was out and about. 4 Sarah’s first short story was published by a friend / only in the UK / in a magazine. 5 Sarah decided to write a novel after she realized she could make more money / she lost her job / her short stories were successful. Listening total 10
    2 What / the most interesting experience / ever have / when / travel? 2 Read the statement below about travel. Tell your partner whether you agree 3 Listen to your partner talking about storytelling. Do you agree with him / Listening and Speaking total 30

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      SPEAKING

      1 Answer your partner’s questions. Now make questions and ask your partner. 1 Where / spend / favourite holiday? 3 Which / prefer: travelling by car or public transport? Why? 4 Do / much reading? If so, what? 5 What / make / good story? or disagree. Give reasons.

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      Bu alıştırmanın cevabı anahtarda yok; kontrol için kitabın kendi anahtarına bak.

        ‘It’s better to travel in your own country than go abroad.’ her? Speaking total 20