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Gold Experience B1 Progress Test 3: Are You Going To (You) Visit Emma After School Today?
Gold Experience B1 Progress Test 3: Are You Going To (You) Visit Emma After School Today?
Name Class
Grammar
1 Complete the sentences with the correct form of going to.
1 Are you going to (you) visit Emma after school today?
‘No, thanks. I ’m going to visit my grandmother. She isn’t very well at the moment.’
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Vocabulary
4 Complete the sentences with these words and phrases.
dishwasher fridge hairdryer hair straighteners headphones microwave
1 Can I borrow your hairdryer? Mine is broken and I don’t want to go out with wet hair.
2 You’re too late for dinner, but you can heat your dinner in the ____________________ .
4 Julia uses ____________________ every day – she doesn’t like her curly hair.
5 ‘There are no clean glasses.’ ‘You can find some in the ____________________ .’
6 Don’t leave the milk on the table on a hot day like this! Put it in the ____________________ ,
please.
computer – she’s working already. Big sister Wendy is straightening her curly hair with her
loud as he can – no one can hear him though because he’s wearing 5) ____________________ . This
typical family uses a lot of electricity – and it’s only eight o’clock in the morning!
When this typical family come home from their days at school and work, they will use even more
watch a film. If Bobby is late home from school, he will heat his food in the 8) ___________________ .
We all like using technology, but we need to stop and think what it is doing to our planet.
We can use less energy and help the planet at the same time. We can turn 9) ____________________
the heating and we can switch 10) ____________________ lights when we leave a room. We can also
open windows on hot days, instead of using expensive air 11) ____________________ .
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2 This person doesn’t think the fridge looks interesting at first. ____
3 This person feels hungry thinking about watching cookery programmes. ____
4 This person doesn’t want to stand up and watch the TV. ____
5 This person is going to buy the microwave as soon as it gets to the shops. ____
6 This person wants to find out how much the microwave costs. ____
Speaking
9 Tick () the sentences which can be used to agree or disagree. Put a cross (X) beside the
phrases which are not used for agreeing or disagreeing.’
1 Yes, I think so too.
Dora: Well, pupils will learn at home online. That sounds amazing!
Tim: I’m 2) _______________ . I don’t think students will enjoy learning alone. It’s important to see
people face to face. Talking online with your friends isn’t the same.
Dora: You 3) _______________ . I think that students will enjoy a lot of things about learning at
home, though. Perhaps online school won’t start so early in the morning.
Tim: That’s 4) _______________ . Students will miss their seeing their teachers every day though,
won’t they?
Dora: 5) _______________ . Well, maybe it depends on the teacher. By the way, isn’t our new maths
teacher great?
2 Mr Oswald thinks that homes in 2050 will be very different from the homes of today. ____
3 The homes of the future will have lots of different gadgets. ____
5 Mr Oswald thinks that people will have nothing to do in the future. ____
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Writing
14 Complete the advert with these words.
(no word) a an any some the
Science and Technology museum? We have 4) _________ free family tickets to give away! Just send
5) _________ email to us at madaboutscience.edmail.com and tell us about the technology you can’t
live without and why you love it so much! To find out more, or if you have 6) _________ questions,
16 Reply to the advert in Exercise 14. Write an email about the technology you can’t live
without. Use these headings to help you.
Why you can’t live without this technology
How often you use it
What you do with this technology
Why you like to use it
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Total: 100