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5 I / never / see / Gone With The Wind

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Modules 5–6 Progress Test 3A

5 I / never / see / Gone With The Wind

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5 Each line has one mistake. Find the mistake and write the correct word or words on the line.

0 John enjoys going camping with his family. This year they are go to take going

1 their canoes and kayaks with them so the campsite is near a river. Last _____

2 year they stayed in a hotel, but they haven’t enjoy the holiday very much. _____

3 Some people love stay in hotels, but others, like John and his family, prefer _____

4 to cook their food over the fire and to sleep in tents. They will probable do _____

5 some walking as well. However, if the weather is bad it will be much fun. _____

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6 Match the sentence halves.

0 I don’t know k) a) try that again.

1 What about _____ b) Jane to the party?

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3 Don’t stand _____ d) to invite to the party.

4 We could _____ e) on foot.

5 Don’t tell Jane about the party _____f) walking to the park?

6 Let’s go _____ g) you tell her about the party?

7 He doesn’t know who _____ h) to have the party. 8 Take your camera _____ i) by the window.

9 Why don’t _____ j) so we can get some pictures.

10 Shall we ask _____ k) what to do.

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ISTENING

7 Listen to three people talking about films. Read the sentences 1–8 . Are the sentences true (T) or false (F)?

Track 6

Speaker 1 …

0 enjoys fantasy novels and films. F

1 has read a historical novel. _____

2 thought the film was better than the book. _____

Speaker 2 …

3 usually watches children’s movies with his sister. _____

4 thought Nanny McPhee was a good film. _____

5 doesn’t usually like fantasy films. _____

Speaker 3 …

6 sometimes finds the story difficult to follow. _____

7 didn’t read all the book. _____

8 will only see the films in future. _____

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8 Listen to the conversation in the travel agent’s. Complete the notes.

Track 7

Norfolk Broads Holiday

Options: Fly from Manchester to Norwich. Take0bus or taxi out of airport.

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By air

Flight operator: 2_____Airlines

Journey time: 3_____ minutes

Price: £250 return

By train

Some trains: change in4_____

Journey time: 5_____ hours

Price: £75 return By busJourney time: 6_____Price: £40 return Payment method: 7_____ / 7

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EADING

9 Complete the text with the words in the box.

about action because fantasy have learn non-fiction nowadays paperback when woke

The Joy of Reading

Reading a book is like going on an adventure. You can explore new countries and worlds,0learn

things you didn’t know and exercise your imagination.1_______________ you were a child, your

parents probably read aloud to you to help you go to sleep as you dreamed2_______________ your

favourite characters. Some people’s dream holiday is to lie in the sun somewhere with a pile of books, either novels or3_______________, depending on their interests.

I used to love reading first thing in the morning when I4_______________ up. I was often late for

school because I was so interested in the story that I forgot the time! The books always took me to a(n)5_______________ world of6_______________ , adventure and mystery without me even

leaving my bed. When I found an author I liked, I read all their books. I7_______________ read

thousands of books in my life and I own many hundreds of books.8_______________ I read a lot

of e-books9_______________ it means that I can have more than a hundred books in my bag and

they weigh no more than one10_______________ . Isn’t that amazing?

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10 Read the text about air travel. Are sentences 1–8 ‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B)? If there is

not enough information to answer ‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B), choose ‘Doesn’t say’ (C).

Air Travel

In the early days of air travel, travelling by plane was an exciting adventure, something very special. The airline staff looked after you as if you were the most important person in the world. You had comfortable seats and excellent food, so an air trip was something to look forward to. But that has all changed, as anyone who has flown recently will know. It is no longer an exciting adventure, but a stressful experience you have to go through. It starts at the airport where you are made to stand in endless queues. The first queue is to check in and hand over your suitcases to the airline and once you do this you have no idea if you will ever see them again. Then you are photographed and X-rayed and questioned by a number of officials. Everyone can see what shampoo, shower gel and toothpaste you use, as these must be in a plastic bag for the officials to check. Your holiday now

seems more like a nightmare than a holiday! So why don’t we travel by train or ship? Train

journeys are much less stressful and, usually much more comfortable than going by plane, but they are also much slower.

0 When people first travelled by plane they had an enjoyable experience. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say

1 The food was very good in the early days of air travel.

A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say

2 Only very important people travelled by plane in the early days.

A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say 3 You still get excellent food on a plane.

A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say 4 Travelling by plane is quite relaxing today.

A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say

5 You spend a lot of time standing in a line in airports.

A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say

6 There’s a good chance you may lose your suitcase.

A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say 7 You are asked a lot of questions.

A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say

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A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say 9 Travelling by train is becoming more popular.

A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say

10 Travelling by ship is more comfortable than air travel. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say

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RITING

11 Complete the text with the words in the box.

actors actually also as well because couldn’t effects however so that stars worth The King’s Speech0stars Colin Firth and Helena Bonham-Carter and is the story of King George

VI who1_______________ speak without a stammer. But2_______________ he became king, he

had to make a lot of speeches and this was terrifying for him. In the film, the king tries several speech therapists without success. Finally, he meets Lionel Logue, a failed Australian actor, who teaches speech therapy.3_______________ , Logue believes that he must become the king’s friend 4_______________ he can help him. Of course, this is very difficult for the king.

The5_______________ in the film are really good, especially Colin Firth who plays King George

VI.6_______________ , he won an Oscar for his performance. The actress, Helena Bonham-Carter,

is7_______________ very good as the king’s wife. There are no special8_______________ in this

film, just beautiful photography. The close-ups of the king’s face as he struggles to get the words out are really powerful9_______________ . It’s definitely10_______________ seeing this film.

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12 Write a description of a weekend stay in your town/city. Include:

 Method of transport to your city

 Accommodation offered

 Day 1 tour

 Day 2 tour

 Extra things to do if you have time

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