ĐỀ CƯƠNG ÔN TẬP CHUẨN ĐẦU RA TIN HỌC HUMG

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TEST 4 KET 6
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TEST 1 KET 2
John làm vỡ cái đĩa này

không sao đâu
Đây là đông hồ của bạn ak ?

Tôi nghĩ nó (dồng hồ )là của Dave
tôi ăn 1 bánh sanwich được chứ ?

Được, tất nhiên rồi
Có bao nhiêu người trong quán cafe?

Vài người thôi
Chúng tôi đến từ London

Thú vị thật đấy
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TEST 2 KET 2
John đang đến London

Bằng tàu ak ?
Khi nào bạn học ?

Vào các buổi tối
Bạn có thích giày mới của tôi không ?

Bạn mua nó ở đâu đấy ?
Cẩn thận nhé

tôi sẽ (nhất định rồi )
Tôi ghét bóng rổ

Tôi CŨNG vậy
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TEST 3 KET 2
đi dạo công viên nhé

được.
Bạn đã đến khi nào

hôm qua
Tôi mở cửa được không

được, thoải mái đi
Tôiđiều
nhậnđóđược
thật tuyệt
lá thư từ Paul sáng
chị gái của bạn thế nào

chị ấy rất ổn
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TEST 4 KET 2
đến manchester bao xa ?
gần 30km
Bạn đưa tui ít bơ đk k ?
của bạn đây
John không thích mua sắm

tôi thích nó
Tôi đã làm xong bt về nhà rồi
Bạn làm nó khi nào vậy
Ngày hôm này là ngày mấy
mùng 3, tôi nghĩ vậy
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TEST 1 KET 3
Người đàn ông mặc cái áo len xanh lá cây là ai vậy ?

Anh ấy là anh trai tôi
Amanda đi đâu rồi ?
Cô ấy ở bến xe
Tôi ghét mua sắm
Tôi cũng thế
Chuyến đi dài bao lâu thời gian ?

Gần 5 tiếng
Phòng giá 55$ một đêm
Đắt vãi
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TEST 2 KET 3
500$ là qua đắt

Tôi đồng ý
Tôi có hẹn với bác sỹ hôm nay

Có vấn đề gì với bạn vậy ?( bạn bị l.sao vậy )
Bạn muốn cái gì nữa không ?
tất đây rồi (đủ rồi ) , cảm ơn
Khi nào sinh nhật mẹ bạn thế ?
Sinh nhật tuần trk rồi
Sao chúng ta không đi mua sắm giờ nhỉ ?
Tôi quá mệt rồi
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TEST 3 KET 3
Sinh nhật của chị gái tôi vào ngày mai
cô ấy có tổ chức tiệc không ?
Mary sẽ giúp cô giáp

Bạn chắc chứ ?
Tôi muốn gặp bác sỹ

Bạn hẹn trước chưa ?
Sao chúng ta không rời đi giờ
tôi thích ở
còn cái gi khác không ?
khôn phải hôm nay, cảm ơn
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TEST 4 KET 3
Khi nào thì bữa ăn sẵn sàng ?

sớm thôi
Ở đây có vẻ nóng
Thế thì đi ra ngoài đi
Bạn gặp Henry trước đây chưa ?

rồi, ở kỳ nghỉ
Bạn có thích đi thăm viện bảo tàng k ?

không hẳn
Tôi làm vỡ kính của tôi rồi

Tiếc quá
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TEST 1 KET 4
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TEST 2 KET 4
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TEST 3 KET 4
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TEST 4 KET 4
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TEST 1 KET 5
đi nghỉ vui vẻ nhé

cảm ơn, t sẽ vậy
đi shopping chiều nay thì thế nào nhỉ ?

T mệt quá
tôi không thể làm bt về nhà đk

Tất nhiên là bạn có thể chứ
đứa trẻ nào là bạn của bạn

cái thằng đằng kia kìa
tôi đợi ở đây 2 giờ rồi

tôi xin lỗi
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TEST 2 KET 5
chúng ta sẽ mời mary qua chơi vào cuối tuần tới chứ ?
bạn tự quyết đi
Khi nào chúng ta có thể gặp lại ?

Khi nào bạn rảnh ?
sao chúng ta không đi ăn ngoài tối nay nhỉ ?

ý hay đấy
Chúng ta sẽ phải gặp bên ngoài sân vận động

lúc nào được ?
Tôi có thể thử đôi giày này với cỡ to hơn đk k ?

để tôi kiểm tra cho bạn
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TEST 3 KET 5
Tôi thích cuốn sách đó

bạn thích k ?
Bạn muốn uống ít nước k ?

có, với đá nhé
Tôi xem 1 bộ phim hay tối qua

(nó gọi là cái gì ) tên phim là gì ?
Bạn có nghĩ rằng peter sẽ thích cái nào này k ?

tôi chắc a ý sẽ thích
đây, tôi tìm thấy kính của bạn

làm tốt lắm
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TEST 4 KET 5
trời nay lạnh quá

mai trời sẽ ấm hơn đấy
Bạn thấy John đâu không ?

Anh ấy vừa mới ra ngoài
Hãy nói với Liz Tôi sẽ gọi lại cho cô ấy vào tối nay
Tôi sẽ chuyển chuyển ghi chú đó
Bạn có thẻ đưa tôi tất cả btvn của bạn bây giờ đk k ?
tôi mới chỉ làm đk 1 trang thui
Trông bạn rất tuyệt

Bạn nghĩ vậy thật ak ?
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TEST 1 KET 6
xin chào, đây là số 245-6780

Tôi muốn nói chuyện với ông John
Tôi sẽ có 1 bữa tiệc vào thứ 7

ai sẽ đến vậy ?
Tôi phải làm gì ở chỗ đèn giao thông ?

rẽ trái
tôi sẽ lấy những quả nho này

Bạn có cần túi k ?
Bạn muốn sơn phòng này mày gì

chúng tôi chưa quyết định
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TEST 2 KET 6
Làm ơn hãy trả lời điện thoại đi

Sao m không nghe đi
Bạn thích nước chanh hay nước cam hơn

Bạn có thứ khác ngoài 2 cái đó k nhỉ
chuyến tàu lúc 9h15 lại muộn nữa rồi

nó hay muộn lắm
Bạn có thể giúp tôi làm bt về nhà k

tôi không hiểu nó
Tôi nghĩ vở kịch rất nhàm chán

tôi lại thích nó
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TEST 3 KET 6
Bạn thích cái áo nào hơn

Cả 2 cái đề tuyệt cả
David không được khỏe

Có vấn đề gì với anh ấy thế ?
Làm sao mày biết em gái t ?

Chúng tao học cùng lớp
Tao hy vọng Andrew đến đây sớm

tao chắc là hắn sẽ đến sớm đấy
Ai gọi tôi vậy ?

xin lỗi tôi quên không hỏi
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TEST 4 KET 6
Bạn sẽ dậy sớm chứ

1 phút nữa
Cô của tôi sẽ ở đây với tôi

Khoảng bao lâu
Bạn có hiểu cô ấy đang nói gì k ?

không hẳn
rất vui được gặp bạn Suzanna

vâng, bạn cũng thế na
Bạn có rảnh thứ 3 tuần này k ?

Tôi có thể rảnh nếu việc đó quan trọng
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TEST 1 KET 2
Test 1
PART 4
QUESTIONS 21-27
Read the article about some birds.

Are sentences 21-27 'Right' (A) or 'Wrong' (B)1
If there Is not enough information to answer 'Right' (A) or 'Wrong' (B),
choose 'Doesn't say' (C).
For questions 21-27, mark A, B or C on the answer sheet.
CANADA GEESE
canada Geese are large blue and white
birds. When autumn arrives. they have to fly
south where Ihe wealher is warmer. The
winters are so cold In Canada that the birds
die if they stay there. miles south of his home in Canada. The
Last spring, Bill Lishman found sixteen geese followed him all the way. Bill left the
young Canada Geese on his farm. They had geese in Virginia and he returned homo.
lost their parents. Bill thought, 'These young This spring, Bill was waiting for the birds
birds won't know what to do in the autumn: to como back. They didn't arrive, so Bill flow
Bill had a small plane and he decided to to Virginia to get them. He looked for them
teach Ihe birds to follow him. All through the for two weeks but he couldn't find them.
summer, he went on short trips in his plane When he arrived back home, Bill found the
and the young geese flew after him. geese waiting for him. They had found their
When the cold weather arrived in autumn, way horne without him!
Bill flew to Virginia in the United States. 600
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Paper 1: Reading and Writing
EXAMPLE ANSWER
o Winters In Canada are too cold lor Canada Geese. A
A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say
21 Bill Ushman is a fanner.
A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say 21 A

22 C
23 B
22 Biltlives with his parents. 24 C
25 B
26 B
27 A
23 Bill carried the geese In his plane.
24 This was Bill's first visit to Virginia.
25 Bill wanted the geese to stay at his home for the winter.
26 Bill stayed in Virginia all winter.
27 The geese returned to Canada In the spring.

•A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say
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TEST 2 KET 2
Tesl2
PART 4
QUESTIONS 21-27
Read the article about Eether and then anewer the queatlone.
ESTHER'S STORY
When Esther left school at the age of sixteen, her
aunt Flory gave her £500 for her birthday. Most of
Esther's friends decided to go to college,but Esther
used her aunt's money to start her ownbusiness. She
bought fruit, sugar and some glass jars and began
making her ownjam. She sold the jam for £1 a jar to
her friends and she soon doubled her aunt's £500.
At first, her parents didn't want Esther to spend her time making jam and
they thought that she should study instead. Theyhopedthat one day she would
be a teacher or a doctor. But Esther didn't listen to them. She just kept on
makingjam. Aftera fewmonths, she started selling it to the localmarket. Then
she started making orange juice. She sold this to a school where one of her
friends worked.
After two years, her business was very large and her parents were ve.ry
. pleased with her. She made all kinds of food which she sold to shops and
supermarkets. She was so busy that she had to get some people to work for
her.
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Paper t: Reading and Writing
EXAMPLE ANSWER
o How old was ESlher when A 14

she left school? B 15 C
C 16
21 Why did Aunt Flory give Esther A Esther asked for it.
some money? B Esther's friends needed it.
C It was a present.
22 After she left school, Esther A went to college.

B started her own business.
C worked for her aunt.
23 Why did Esther make jam? A She liked to eat It.

B She had a lot of fruit.
C She wanted to make money.
24 When Esther left school, her parents A go to college.

wanted her to B be a businesswoman.
C work in a market.
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25 Esther sold orange juice to A
B
C
the local market.
a school.
her friends.
26 Esther's parents were happy A cooked for them.

because Esther B was busy.
C had a good business.
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27 After two years, Esther A paid people to help her.
B worked in a supermarket.
C opened a shop.
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TEST 3 KET 2
Test 3
PART 4
QUESTIONS 21-27
Read the article about a young woman lind then answer the question.,
For questions 21-27, mllrk A, B or C on the answer sheet.
REBECCA STEVENS
Rebecca Stevens was the first woman to climb Mount Everest. Before
she went up the highest mountain in the world, she was a journalist and
lived in a small flat in south London.
In 1993, Rebecca left her job and her family and travelled to Asia with
some other climbers. She found that life on Everest is hard. 'You must
carry everything on your back,' she explained, 'so you canonly take things
that you will need. You can't wash on the mountain. and in the end I didn't
even take a toothbrush. I am usually a clean person but there is no water.
only snow. Water is very heavy so you only take enough to drinkl'
When Rebeccareached the top of Mount Everest on May 17 1993, it was the best moment of
her life. Suddenly she became famous.
Now she has written a book about the trip and people ohen ask her to talk about it. She has a
new job too, on a science programme on television.
Rebecca is well known today and she has more money, but she still lives in the little flat in
south London among her pictures and books about mountains!
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EXAMPLE ANSWER
o Everest Is a A country. B
B mountain.
e town.
21 Before Rebecca climbed Everest, she A a bookshop.

wor1<edfor B a newspaper.
c a travel agent.
22 Rebecca went to Everest A with her family.

B with a climbing group.
e without anyone.
23 Rebecca didn't take much luggage A didn't have many things.

because she B had a bad back.
c had to carry It herself.
24 Rebecca didn't wash on Everest because A it was too cold,

B there was not enough water.
e she is a dirty person.
25 Rebecca carried water lor A drinking.

B cooking.
c cleaning her teeth.
26 Rebecca became famous when she A got to the highest place In the wOOd.
B wrote a book about her trip.
c was on a television programme.
27 After her trip, Rebecca A eerned the same money.

B stayed In the same flat. vẫn ở căn hộ cũ
e did the same lob.
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TEST 4 KET 2
Test 4
PART 4
QUESTIONS 21-27
RNd the article .bout • Brltllh Alrw'Yl ""1lIgfIt' and then .n.wer the queltlonl.
For questI00l21-27, mark A, B or C on the.~ lheel.
WORKING FOR AN AIRLINE

..,.
Nicola Peer left school at eighteen, went to college and
then worked at a 10ca.1
airport. After nine months, she went
to work for Saudi Arabian Nrllnes and then she joined
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....
BritishNrways as an air hostess. Four years later, she got
her present job as a manager.
This is what she told us about her job:
'My ollke is at Heathrow Airport. but I spend 60% of my time In the air. I teach air hostesses
and help them with any problems. I also go to lots of meetings.
My hours are usuallyfrom 8 a.m. to .. p.m. but sometimes I work from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. At
• work, the first thing I do is check plane times on my computer and then I speak with some of
the air hostesses.
Sometimes I go on long flightsto check how the air hostesses are doing. That's my favourite
part of the job. but I likeofficework, too. Travellingcan be hard work. When I get back from
a long journey. ail I can do is eat something and then go to bed! I don't earn much money. but
I'm happy with BritishAirwaysand want to scay there and continue to travel.'
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EXAMPLE ANSWER
o Nicola's first job was A at a college

B with Saudi Arabian Airlines C
C at a local airport.
21 When Nicola first started working for British A a manager.

Airways, she was
B an air hostess.
C a pilot.
22 Nicola does most of her work A In the office.

S in aeroplanes.
C in meetings.
23 Most days, Nicola starts work at A 6a.m.

B t p.m.
C 4 p.m.
24 At the beginning of each day, Nicola A goes to a meeting.

S talks to air hostesses.
C works with her computer.
.
25 What does Nicola like best? A flying
S working in the office
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C helping people
26 The first thing Nicola does after a long joumey is A go to bed.

S have a meal.
C go to the office.
27 Nicola would like to A stay In the same job.
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S stop travelling.
• C earn more money.
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Test 1
TEST 1 KET 3
PART 4
,QUeSTIONS 21:-27
Aead the arUcle about Howard Bonniier.

Are sentences 21-27 'R.lght' I(A) Of ·Wrong· (8)?
I' there is not enough Iniorma'Uo'R to answer 'Right' (A) or 'Wrong' (8), cltoose
·Ooesn·t say' (e).
For questions 21-27, m~rk AI B or C on !be answer sheet.
Bray is beautiful vinage about fifty kilometres west of

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London. A young Englishman named Howard Bonnier opened
a restaurant called The Palace there about three and a half
months a 0. Not many people in Britain know Mr Bonnier's
name yet, but he's a~ready quite famous in France. This is
becau e he has written in French magazine: about almo t all
the best restaurant ill that country. He' only 29 year old.
When Howard was a teenager. he often went to restaurants with his mother and father.
He liked doing this so much that he decsded not (0 buy lots of clothes and CDs; instead
he used his money to visit France and eat in good re taurants. He also bought a lot of
French and English cookbooks - he says he has more than two hundred and finy!
So why did he decide to open a restaurant'? Simply because he loves C()Oking. Has it
been an e-asy thing to do? lie say it's expensive to start your own restaerant and it's
much more difficult to cook for fifty people than to cook for your fami1y, but he's sure
he's done the right thing.
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P8f)IH 1 R88ding and Writing
eXAMPLE ANSWER
o Howard is French. B
B Wrong
.
21 The Palace has been 'open tor Iless than a year.
22 Lois of people en France know aeoot Howard.
23 Howard'sparentstook him OUI to restaurants.
24 Howardhas always spent a 101of money on clothes.
A R gilt B Wrong, C Doesn't say
2S Howard has wri1Ien books about French cooking.
A Right B W1rong C Doesn't say
2.ti " costs a lot of money to ea~ in Howard's restaurant.
27 Howard says cooking. for a 10' of peopte is easy.
A Right IB Wrong C Ooesn't say
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TEST 2 KET 3
Test 2
PART 4
QUESTIONS 21-27
Read the article about a writer.

Are sentences 21-27 'R,gllt' (A) or "Wrong' (B)?
If there is not ,enough information to answer 'Righf (A) or ·Wrong' (8), choose
'Doesn't say' (C).
For questions 21-27, mark A. B Of' C on the an$Wef sheet.
Bill Prince-Smith
Bill Prince-Smith was a farmer and a teacher and
a dentist before he became a writer of chUdren's
books at the age of 60. Now, thirteen years later,
he has written more' than 80 books. Every day, he
goes into his office and writes. In the evening ..
he gives the work to hi,s wife to read. 'She tells me when she doesn't like
sornethlnq,' says Silll 'My ten grandchildren don't llive near here but they also
read my stories and say if they are good or bad.' And so 18m has learned what
young children want to read.
Bill writes about the life ro his vWage and on the farms near it. His fifth book
is his favourite: The Sheepdog is about a farmer and the dog that helps him.
'I have always liked anirnals,' says am, 'and dogs, are 'so clever, they learn very
quickly.'
Last year, the book was made into a film with real animals and actors. The
film-makers used the fatest computer technology to make people think that the
animals are speaking. Bill was very pleased witlh the fitm. 'Sometimes film-
makers change books, but they didn't change mine Bind I love the film:
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Psper 1 Rsadlng and Writing
EXAMPLE ANSWER
o Bill Prinoo ..Smith has had several jobs. A
21 Bill became a wrl~r 'hit1een years ago.
A Right B Wrong C Ooesn't say
22 Bitl writ-os nls books in the evenings.
23 BIt! shows his 'Wtitingto his wife.
24 Bill wriles books about his 'grandchildren.
A Right B Wrong C Doesn'tsay
25 The Sheepdog was BiU·sfirst book.
26 Bill prefers writing aboul animals to writing about people.
A Right B Wrong 'C Doesn't say
27 The film of The SheepdOg is different from tho book.
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TEST 3 KET 3
Test 3
PART 4
QUESTIONS 21-27
Read the article about some pop stars.

Are sentenees 21-27 'Right" (A) or 'Wrong' (B)?
If there Is not enough information to answer 'Right' (A) or ·Wrong1 (B}t choose
'Does n't say' ICC).
For questions 21-27, maflk A. B or C on the answer sheet.
fIO'V DO THE: IRISH POP-GRO P

·80 ZO ' lEAH -LTHYLIFE·!
Sleeping weU is very important Whcn I can gel home to IllY mother's
house, 1 leer for ten hours. But Tfind it very difficult to sleep Qt night
after a concert be ause my head is full of music.
Keith: Sport is important. Before I had accident J was at the sports centre
8 car
two Jlrld a half hour: a day, five days a week, [ cen't do that now so I do
about ]50 sit-ups a day.
Ronan: I don't drink alcohol or smoke. I try to eat W 11.Also I drink a 10c of
water because it's good for your heahh, ( should have about eight gl '5tS
8 day hu. [don't always drink so much.
Shane: People shouldn't work aU the time. r love my job but there arc other
thing l Iike doing too. Tn Ill)' free time I JUSt listen to 11'1) ic or wat<;h
TV. I'f'. good for ou 10 do nothing sometimes.
Mikey: 1 don't gel (ired any more since the doctor told me to eat better. Now I
eat lots of Ibings like carrot and spinach every day, But r sull eat
bu rgers sometimes'!
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Paper 1 ,Reading ,and Wt'/Jing
EXAMPLE ANSW'ER
o Ste.phen sleeps well In h1S mothers house. A
A Right II Wrong C Doesn't $ay
2~ SIe,phen Ihinks alai aboul music after a concert
A Alght B Wrong C Doesn'tsay
22 IKeith's aocident happened laSl year.
A Rigllt B Wfong C Doesn't say
23 Keith goes '0 lin@~orts centre five days a week now.
A FUgh B Wrong C Doesn',say
24 Ronan lhrnks he drinks enough water every day.
A Right B Wrong C Ooesn"1 say
25, Silane Is only happy when he's working.
A Right B Wrrong C Doesn't say
26 Mikey w~s otton tired before he started eating vegetables.
A Right B Wrong C Doesl'l t say
27 Mikey's favourite food ,isburgers.
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TEST 4 KET 3
Test 4
PAR,T4
QUESnONS 21._21
Read the article about a singer.

Are sentences 21-27 'Right' (A) or 'Wrong' (8)1
H there Is ,notenough ~nformation to answer "R'ght' CA)Of 'Wrong' (8), choose
•Doesn't say' (C).
For question s 21-21, mark A, B or C on the answer sheet
.John Pickering
1ma park in a small town in central England. John
Pickering ems (he grass and water' th flower .. But
atl last week he was in Tokyo and millions of
Japanese people watched the thiny five-year-old
gardener on television because John is (he number
one inger in Japan at the moment, Jotm visiled
J.B()tl~l a few months ago to sing in dance chlh. in Osalka artd Nagoya. A disc jockey heard his
S.OIl!lS and played them on hi radio show. Hundreds of }'OUf1g people phoned the radio and
;,-.;kcd[he disc jockey to play the song. once more.
John. who uses the name Jon Otis when he sings in Japan, is not going t 'top working in the
park in ""giant!. H d not know yet how much he will eam from his mu. rc. 'I mu t keep
Ill)' jl)b in tbe park: he says. or (ill have to pay my hiUs!' The other gardeners do not know 1
.hat he is famous ift Japan. They've never even he rd him sing.
JO!1Il' wife, Denise, a hospital woner, says. 'This will not change the way we live. I only
know John Pickering. not Jon Otis!'
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Paper 1 Reading and Writing
EXAMPLE ANSWER
o John Pickering usually works lin England. A
A Right B Wrong C Doesn" say
21 A few days ago, John was on televlsroo in Japan.
A Righi B Wrong C Doesn't say
22 John's first show onJapan was on the radio.
23 John hopes to become famous in England one day.
A Right 8 Wrong C Doesn't say
24 John Pict<eringand Jon Otis are the same person.
.A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say
25 John will s1l11work in the park because he needs the money.
A Right B Wrong C Ooesn' say
26 Jo n's co leagues think rus songs are very gOOd.
27 John's wife would like him to stop singing.
A Ai,ght B Wrong C Doesn't say
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TEST 2 KET 4
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TEST 3 KET 4
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TEST 4 KET 4
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TEST 1 KET 5
Test 1
PART 4
QUESTIONS 21-27
Read the article about two Canadian boys.

Are sentences 21-27 'Right' (A) or 'Wrong' (8)1
If there is not enough information to answer 'Right' (A) or 'Wrong' (8), choose
'Doesn't say' (C).
For questions 21-27, mark A, 8 or C on your answer sheet.
I A great idea! I
I Frazerand Peter are two 14-year-oldboys who
grew up in the same small Canadian town.
They have always been friends and
classmates. Like all their other friends, they
enjoy going fishing or swimming at weekends. But for the last few months,
they've spent every weekend in Peter's room working on his laptop. This isn't
because they have a lot of homework. They have made a new computer word
game.
The idea for the game came from Frazer's little brother, Kevin, who had
problems with his reading. Kevin learns words more easily by seeing pictures
and hearing information than he does by reading. His brother wanted to help.
Frazerand Peter worked together for over 200 hours to make a computer game
and now it's ready to use. It's a speakingand picture game. For example, if you
look at the word 'hat', there's a drawing of a hat next to it and you can hear
Peter saying 'Hat! Hat!' at the same time.
The two boys have won a lot of prizes for their computer game and it will
soon be on sale around the world. Many schools are interested in buying it.
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Example:
o Peter and Frazer are both teenagers.
A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say Answer: I' '·I.~0 I

0
21 Peter and Frazer go to the same school in Canada,
22 Peter and Frazer like doing different sports to their friends.
23 For the past few months, the boys have spent most of their time outside.
24 Peter and Frazer prefer playing computer games to doing their homework.
25 It took less than 200 hours to finish the new computer game.
A Right· B Wrong. C Doesn't say
26 In the computer game, you see a picture of a word and hear it spoken,
27 Students in other countries have said they would like to use the computer game.
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TEST 2 KET 5
Test 2
PART 4
QUESTIONS 21-27
Read the article about three piano players.

For questions 21-27, mark A, B or C on your answer sheet.
r====-= ==.."""=......
~~
I Piano players - when they

! were young
Ivan Petrov
Ivan was born on a farm in Russia,but from the age of twelve
I to eighteen he studied in Poland. His first music teacher

couldn't play the piano but taught him and his sister songs
from the opera. His mother began to teach him the piano
when he was six. At ten, he decided that he wanted to write
music too, and he soon started on his first song.
Oleg Gagarin
Oleg was the youngest of five children and when he was four
years old his father, who liked playing the piano, taught him
some traditional Russian music. When he was six, he started
having lessons with a piano teacher who lived in the same
city. Oleg soon began to win prizes for his piano playing. At
the age of fourteen, he went to a music college in Austria for
two years. Later, he returned home to Russia.
losef Heptmann
~- Josef's father was German but he taught music in Poland
I
~
where Josef was born. The family moved to Germany when
Josef was two, and a year later he started playing the piano.
; He gave his first concert when he was six. At ten, he gave
~ fifty-two concerts in two months during a trip to England!
~ Josef always liked music but he was also interested in physics
L
and languages. He is too busy now but one day he would like
, . tO~~~~_iC~. ~
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Example:
o Who lived in the countryside when he was young? A Ivan

B Oleg
C Josef
Answer:
o 1.001
21 Who had more than one sister or brother? A Ivan
B Oleg
C Josef
22 Who enjoyed other subjects as well as music? A Ivan

B Oleg
C Josef
23 Who studied in another country for two years? A Ivan

B Oleg
C Josef
24 Who wasthe youngest to begin playing the piano? A Ivan

B Oleg
C Josef
25 Who had music lessons with someone who wasn't A Ivan

a piano player? B Oleg
C Josef
26 Who did well in music competitions? A Ivan

B Oleg
C Josef
27 ' Who also wrote music? A Ivan

B Oleg
C Josef
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TEST 3 KET 5
Test 3
PART 4
QUESTIONS 21-27
Read the article about Nick Barlow, who makes travel programmes for television.
Are sentences 21-27 'Right' (A) or 'Wrong' (B)1
If there is not enough information to answer 'Right' (A) or 'Wrong' (B), choose
'Doesn't say' (e).
World traveller
Nick Barlow loves his work. He's a British
actor and he travels around the world
making TV programmes. 'People welcome
me everywhere I go and when I get home I
I remember all the wonderful things that
happened in each country.' Nick has
travelled to many places but there are a
few trips that he would still like to make.
'I'd love to visit South America and go
back to Australia one day,' he says.
On each trip, Nick travels with a team of people. They bring the cameras and
other filming equipment needed to make the programme. Nick doesn't take a
lot of things for himself, just a few shirts and trousers, but he always makes
sure he has some books in his suitcase.
Nick's wife, Helen, doesn't mind him travelling for his work. She has a lot of
friends and keeps busy. When he gets back, she likes to listen to all his travel
stories. But sometimes there are problems. When he was in the Malaysian rain
forest, Nick heard that his wifewas ill in hospital. 'I felt terrible because I couldn't
help, but she didn't want me to come home. I was so happy when I heard she
was better.'
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Example:
o Nick Barlow enjoys his job.
A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say Answer: 0 1.001

21 Nick says that people in the-places he visits are very friendly.
22 Nick buys something to take home from every country he visits.
23 On some trips, Nick travels alone.
24 There are often problems with the television cameras.
25 Every time Nick goes away, he packs something to read.
A Right B WronfJ . C Doesn't say
26 Helen is unhappy when he's away from home.
27 When Helen was sick, Nick returned home.
A Right S Wrong C Doesn't say
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TEST 4 KET 5
Test 4
PART 4
QUESTIONS 21-27
'Read the article about Indian films.

Are sentences 21-27 'Right' (A) or 'Wrong' (B)?
If there is not enough information to answer 'Right' (A) or 'Wrong' (8), choose
'Doesn't say' (C).
Bollywood
'Bollywood', which is the name of the film
industry in Mumbai, India, makes almost 1,000
films a year. Since making its first film in 1913,
Bollywood has made over 29,000 films. This is a
much higher number than the USAand means it '
is the biggest film industry in the world. Most Indians like watching films
better than any other free-time activity and ten million of them go to the
cinema every day. Bollywoodfilms tell romantic love stories, and singing and
dancing are an important part of every film. Indian films are also enjoyed
outside India. Last year, Bollywoodmade over $500 million by selling its films
to other countries.
Indian actors make more films each year than American actors in
Hollywood, but they are not paid as much. This is why most Bollywood films
only cost about $2 million to make. AHollywood film is never made for under
$5 million.
Most Bollywood actors are young. They work hard but only for a few years.
Amitabh Bachchan, who some people say is India's greatest actor, is different.
He has been the star of more than 140 films during an acting career of almost
40 years.
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Example:
o The Indian film industry is called Bollywood.
21 Since 1913, Bollywood has made just under 29,OOO·films.
22 A lot more films are made in India than in the USA.
23 Going to the cinema is most Indians' favourite hobby.
24 Bollywood spends a lot of money on advertisements to sell its films.
25 Films are cheaper to make in Bollywood than in Hollywood.
26 Most Bollywood actors work in films until they are quite old.
27 Many young Indian actors would like to work with the Bollywood star Amitabh Bachchan.
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TEST 1 KET 6
Reading PART 4
Look at the article again and underline all the

words and phrases that tell you when and how
Read the whole text first, before you read the often things happen in Sean's day.
questions. You do not have to understand
every word in the text to answer the Now look at questions 21-27.
questions.
Which questions ask about the different things that
happen at different times in Sean's day?
Read the text about the TV newsreader, Sean Underline the words and phrases in those questions
Murphy. This article is about the things Sean that ask you about when and how often things
Murphy usually does in a working day. Some happen in Sean's day.
important words to know are the ones that tell us
Now answer questions 21-27.
about time and what Sean Murphy does first and
what he does next. Remember, if you cannot find the information in
the text, the answer is probably 'Doesn't say'.
PART 4
QUESTIONS 21-27
Read the article about Sean Murphy.

Are sentences 21-27 'Right' (A) or 'Wrong' (8)?
If there is not enough information to answer 'Right' (A) or 'Wrong' (8), choose 'Doesn't say' (C).
Sean Murphy
Sean Murphy reads the late news on British television at 11 o'clock
each evening.
'This is a good time for a news programme because we can report

the early news from America and the late news from Europe. I still
arrive home before midnight because the journey from the Television
Centre to my home in north London only takes six minutes. My family
are all asleep when I get in, but I usually make a drink of hot milk and
read a book for about an hour.
'I always get up to have breakfast with my three children before they
catch the school bus. Then I take the newspapers and go back to bed for a short time. Later on, I go for
a swim - newsreaders spend too much time sitting down! I sometimes go running. I've done the London
Marathon twice. That's a race of over 40 kilometres. I finished each time, but I wasn't among the first!
'I start work after lunch at two o'clock, when I go to my office. The rest of the day is spent planning the
programme, but I always try to go home for an hour to see my children before they go to bed.'
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Example:
o The late news begins at 11 o'clock every evening.
A Right B Wrong c Doesn't say Answer:
21 Sean Murphy lives in London.
22 Sean's wife gives him a hot drink when he arrives home after work.
23 Sean takes his children to school in the morning.
24 Sean likes to go swimming with his colleagues from work.
25 Sean has won the London Marathon.
26 Sean's working day begins in the afternoon.
27 Sean usually leaves the office for an hour during the evening.
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TEST 2 KET 6
Reading PART 4
D when Chloe started playing the violin

Remember, the questions are in the same
order as the information in the article.
D what Chloe says about her life
D how Chloe feels about her teacher
Do this exercise before you answer questions
D information about Chloe's sister
21-27. The text tells us lots of things about Chloe D her dad's job
and her life. Here are 10 things that are in the text. Now you know where the information is in the
Read the text, then put the 10 things in the list text, and what comes first and what comes next.
below into the same order as they are in the text. Questions 21-27 are in the same order as the
Put a number in the boxes next to each line. The information in the text. So, the example will always
first one has been done for you. be about something at the very beginning and
D a Hlm Chloe was in question 27 will always be about something at the
D her mum's job end of the text.
Read questions 21-27 and underline the part
[i] where Chloe was born of the article where you find the information to
D someone who teaches Chloe answer the questions.
D how old Chloe was when she played her first Now answer questions 21-27.
concerts
PART 4
QUESTIONS 21-27
Readthe article about a young girl who plays the violin.

Chloe Hanslip
Chloe was born in England. Her father works with computers and her mother teaches
dance. Chloe began playing the violin when she was two. Her parents bought her a
special violin which was small enough for her to use, and, even at this age, she could
play without help. Her sister Virginia, who was nineteen at the time, played the piano
and, after Chloe heard her play something, she tried to play it on her violin. From
the age of four, she played at a number of concerts in Britain and America and in
1999 she was a child violinist in the Hollywood film Onegin.
Many teachers offered to give Chloe lessons but when she was seven she met
Professor Zakhar Bron. She was certain from the beginning that he was the right teacher for her. His work
takes him around the world and each year Chloe flies thousands of kilometres to get to his classes.
Chloe was only fourteen when she made her first CD, but she says she is just like any other teenager.
'I have lots of friends and I love pop music. Getting better on the violin is important, but I also make sure
I have time for other things.'
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Example:
o Chloe's mother gives dance classes.
21 Chloe's first violin was the same size as other violins.
22 To start with, Chloe practised the same music as her sister.
23 Chloe prefers playing concerts in America to playing in Britain.
24 When Chloe first met Zakhar Bron, she knew she wanted to study with him.
25 Chloe travels to other countries for her lessons with Zakhar Bron.
26 Chloe thinks she has a different life from other people her age.
27 Chloe plays pop music on the violin for her friends.
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TEST 3 KET 6
Reading PART 4
Rob's father was at the play.

Read the questions. They will also give you The text talks about
information about the text. Question 21
Shakespeare'splays.
Question 22
Rob has acted again since the
Always read the instructions and look at the Question 23 school play.
title and picture first. This gives you a lot of
information about what you are going to read. Question 24 Rob played an old man in
the play.
I What do you know about Rob from the tide and Question 25
picture? There are guests at his
Question 26
Now look at questions 21-27 and the example. birthday.
You can learn about the article by reading the Question 27
Rob acted in a school play.
questions.
Rob has a birthday in the text.
In the example we learn that Rob is not American.
So the questions can help us understand what we
What information can you learn or guess about the
are going to read in the text. Now read the text and
text from the other questions? Match the questions
answer questions 21-27.
with the pieces of information.
PART 4
QUESTIONS 21-27
Readthe article about Rob Stone.

Rob Stone and the school play

Last week, Rob Stone, the famous British actor and star of many Hollywood
films, had a party for his 53rd birthday. Rob invited a lot of other actors to his
beautiful home for his party. After dinner, he stood up and spoke to everyone
there. He told them about something that happened when he was at school
40 years ago. As a schoolboy, Rob loved the theatre and he was very happy
when he had his first part in a play. It was a very sad play by Shakespeare,
the sixteenth-century English writer.
Rob played the part of an old man who had to die on stage. He practised and
practised to become good at the part. He had to lie on a bed, say a few sad
words of goodbye to his sons and then shout in pain and die.
Like all the other parents, Mr and Mrs Stone came to watch their son in the play. Rob told his guests, 'I shall
never forget that evening. It was terrible. As I died, I could hear my father laughing! I still remember now
how bad I felt and I have not asked my father to one of my plays since.'
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Example:
o Rob Stone comes from America.
21 Rob Stone went to a restaurant for his birthday.
22 Rob talked to a few of his guests about his time at school.
23 Rob preferred Shakespeare's plays to those of any other writer.
24 Rob tried very hard to act well in the school play.
25 The old man that Rob played died at the end of the play.
26 Rob's father made his son unhappy at the play.
27 Rob never invited his father to watch him act again.
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TEST 4 KET 6
Reading PART 4
I he she they them it my our

his me we that this those any anyone
Always read the whole paragraph before you everything mine nobody one some there
answer a question.
Paragraph 1 .
Paragraph 2 ..
There are three paragraphs in this article about Paragraph 3 .
some beautiful old cups. Look at the questions, but
before you answer them, decide which paragraph We use pronouns in place of nouns. For example,
the answer will be in for each of the questions. Do here is a paragraph with no pronouns.
this by reading the questions and the paragraphs as
quickly as you can. Mary went to the shops to buy apples. When
Mary got to the shops Mary found the shops
Paragraph 1 Questions ..
didn't have~. So Mary went back home.
Paragraph 2 Questions .. When M.m got home, Mary saw there were
Paragraph 3 Questions .. ~ in the fridge. M.m hadn't looked in the
fridge before Mary went out.
The article about cups and the questions have
many pronouns.
Look at the list of pronouns opposite. Which ones Can you rewrite it, using the correct pronouns for
are used in the article? the underlined words? Use the list above if you
need some help.
Now read the text and answer questions 21-27.
PART 4
QUESTIONS 21-27
Read the article about some beautiful old cups.

The missing cups

When I was young, my parents moved from California to Illinois with me and my /-
two sisters. We all helped my mother pack everything from our old house into
boxes. Inside three of the boxes were my grandmother's special cups, bowls
and plates. They were special because my grandmother, a clever artist, painted
them herself with a lovely pattern of blue flowers.
Sadly, one of those three boxes was lost. We never got the cups, but the
plates and bowls arrived safely. We used them on special days in the year,
like birthdays. We remembered those cups and were sad that we did not have
them any more.
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Ten years later, I decided to go to university in California. In my first summer there, a friend asked me to
spend the day at an antique market with her. At first, I didn't want to go, but I finally agreed and we had a
great day there looking around. There were many old and interesting things for sale. We were just leaving
when I saw a woman selling twelve beautiful cups with a pattern of blue flowers. I looked closely and saw
they were my grandmother's cups!
Example:
o The writer lived in California when she was a child.
21 The writer's grandmother asked an artist to paint the cups, plates and bowls for her.
22 Some of the plates and bowls were broken when they arrived.
23 The family forgot all about the grandmother's cups.
24 The writer moved back to California because she wanted to study there.
25 The writer went to the market alone in her first summer in California.
26 The writer enjoyed looking at things for sale at the market.
27 The writer paid a lot of money to buy the cups at the market.
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TEST 1 KET 2
Test t
PART 5
QUESTIONS 28-35
Read the article about bicycles.

Chooae the best word (A, B or C) tor each apace (2&-35).
For queations 2&-35. mark A. B or C on the answer sheet.
BICYCLES
Q....... cheap and clean
The bicycle is .......
way to travel. The first bicycle .....~'L ....
made about one hundred and fifty years ago.
At first, bicycles were expensive. Only rich people .....~~......buy one. These
early bicycles looked very different from the ones we have today. Later,
.....~ bicycles became cheaper, many people ;U one. People started
riding bicycles to work and in ......
~~......free time.
Today, people use cars more than bicycles; cars are much ...... ~~......and you
don't get wet when it rains! But some people .....~ ......prefer to cycle to
work. They say that ~~ are too many cars in town centres and you
can't find anywhere to park!
EXAMPLE ANSWER
0 A some B any C a C
28 A was B Is C were
29 A must B could C may
30 A when B if C that
31 A buy B buys C bought
32 A their B his C its
33 A fast B faster C fastest
34 A yet B stili C already
35 A they B there C here
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TEST 2 KET 2
Tesl2
PARTS
QUESTIONS 2&-35
Read the article about air travel.

Choose the beat word (A, B or C) for each space (28-35).
A HISTORY OF AIR TRAVEL

In 1783, rwo French brothers built .....JL....first balloon to take people into the air.
One hundred and rwenry years later. in 1903, the Wright brothers built the first
plane with an engine and ~!Lin it. This was ~l! the United States. Then,
in 1918, the US Post Office began the first airmail service.
Aeroplanes changed a :,W, in the next thirty years. Then, in the 1950$,
aeroplanes became much :n because they had jet engines.
In 1976, Concorde was built in the UK and France. It is the fastest passenger
plane in the world and it ......;!~
......
Oyat 2500 kilometres an hour, so the journey
...;).;t London to New York is only four hours,
Today, millions of people travel ......~ ......aeroplane. and it is difficult to think of a
world without ......~:i
......
I EXAMPLE ANSWER
o A the B a C one A
28 A fly B flown C flew C

A
29 A in B at C through A
B many B
30 A lot C few
C
31 A fast B faster C fastest B
C
32 A must B should C can A
33 A between B from C of
34 A with B on C by
3S A them B their C they
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TEST 3 KET 2
T8St3
PARTS
QUESTIONS 28-35
Reed the article about the oelrich.

Choo.. the beet word (A, B or C) fO( each ~e (28-35).
For question. 28-35, mark A, B 0( C on the an._ aheet.
THE OSTRICH
;: /J<,-'
The ostrich is the 9 bird in the world, and ~

an adult can be more 2.!I. 90 kilos. Most wild ~
ostriches live ~ southern Africa, but there are ~
only a ~ of them left. Like all birds, ostriches have wings, ;U .
they cannot fly. They use ......~~......wings to help them turn when they
are running. Ostriches can run very fast, from 6S to 90 kilometres
....~ .......hour, 50 it is very difficult ......~ ......other animals to catch them.
Baby ostriches are the same size as chickens and take about :I years
to become adults. Ostriches ......~ ......plants and can live for many days
without water.
EXAMPLE ANSWER
o A large B larger C largest C
28 A than B of C like
A
29 A on B in C al B
A
30 A few B IInle C 101 C
B
31 A or B and C but B
A
32 A them B their C its C
33 A a B an C one
34 A for B to C by
35 A ate B eats C eat
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TEST 4 KET 2
Tesl4
PARTS
QUESTIONS 28-35
Read the article about a working holiday.

Choo.. the best word (A, B or C) for each epace (2&-35).
For questlona 28-35, mark A, B or C on the ana_ sheet.
The Ruwenzori Mountains

Mary Daniels is a student in England. This year she !1.. a very interesting
summer holiday. She travelled ~~ fifteen other people to the Ruwenzori
Mountains in Africa. They went there to help make a road ;lll a forest between
two big towns. 'It was very difficult ~_". there was no water to drink and no
shops where we ~t buy food: said Mary. 'It was also very cold and wet in the
mountains. It is ~ of the wettest places in the world.'
Mary stayed in the mountains ~ six weeks. It was hard work, but she says it
was the ;l~L thing she has ever ~ ".. She is hoping to return next year to
do some more work there.
EXAMPLE ANSWER
o A had B have C has A
28 A to B with C by
28B
29 A through B on C among 29A
30B
30 A so B because C why 31A
32A
31 A could B must C may 33A
34B
32 A one B some C any 35C
33 A for B during C since
34 A good B best C better
35 A did B do C done
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TEST 1 KET 3
PARTS
QUESTIONS~5
Read the at11cle ,about Iine dancing.

Chooso tho best word (A. B or C) for each space (2.8-35).
For ques-t~ons26-35, mark A, B or C on the answer sheet,
Line dancing
. dS 0 f peop I'-B'·'
Thousan C in n taln 0 ,~..a~ ncw
hobby - I ine dancing. In almost ~! lown you
will find clubs and classes for this new activity.
"Line dancing is easy to learn. If yuu have two feel and can walk, then you can do
it!' Fiona Lever, a teacher •.......~~ 'You don't need a punner because you daace
......~~L group . it the ~t way to make new friend . In my classes
I ~~ .
arc young and old people. The boys like it I ecause (hey can make a lot of noe e witih
their feet ~ the dances!'
When ~~_ line dancing begin? Most people think it started about fifteen years
.......3.5._ when American country music became famous in Britain.
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EXAMPLE ,ANSWER
0 A have B had C having A
23 ,A all B some C every 28C

29B
29 A say B says C saying 30C
31A
32B
30 A at B to C in 33C
34C
31 A best B bAUer C good 35B
32 A here B there C they
33 A among B across C during
34 A has B is C did
35 A after B ago C since
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TEST 2 KET 3
PART 5
QUESTIONS 28-35
Read the article about an animal, the otter.

Choose the best wOfd (At e or C) for each space (28-35).
Otters
Not many people 9 seen an otter.
Th .
.. esc anlm,a 28' " rivers an d
s I'ive ..'.....
I·
make their homes lrorn small pieces of
wood. They usually come .. ,..~~.,.....of their
homes at night. Otters are very good in the water and can swim at more than
10 ki~ometres ~.~ hour. They have thic~ brown hair and this . }1. ,.. them
warm in the water, An otter can close. ~2..... (,}u,rs and nose. This means
otters can stay under water ~~ several minutes.
Twenty years algo, there were ._ ~~t._ ... otters in Great Britain. The water in the
rivers was so dirty 'that many fish and insects died and the otters COUldn't find
anything to cat. But today there is lots of food for them __._~.~ ....__the rivers are
clean again.
32
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EXAMPLE ANSWER
0 A did B have C are B
28 A at 8 near C next 28B

29C
29 A away 8 off C out 30B
31A
30 A one B an C a 32C
33C
A keeps B keep c Ikept
34A
31
35B
32 A the B their 'C its
33 A since B during C tor
34 A few B little e any
35 A after B because e when
33
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TEST 3 KET 3
PARTS
QUESTIONS 28-35
Read 'he artie'e about a picture on a hili.

Choos.ethe best word (A, 8 or C) lor each space (28-35~.
For questions 28-35, mark .A. 8 or C on the answer sheet.
The Cerne Giant

Sherborne and Dorchester are two towns !L._.. the
south of England that arc quite ncar each other. On
I
the road between them, ..~~ .... are a lot of green

hiUs and fields. On one or ,.,.~~"...~ flins is a p'ictur~ of
a very large man. Thc man in the picture is called the
Cerne Giani because the village that is ...._.~O...... to
him is called Cerne.
obody really .._..~~, , when the Cerne Giant was made, but people think that it
was a ery .. ~2 time ago. To ..,.~ .. nearer the picture, you can walk from
Ceme, If you ,~.. ~~L",
on the first of May when the sun comes up, you will see all
the people _..,~~ the village dancing around the mall Oil the hill.
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EXAMPLE ANSWER
0, A in B 00 C at A
28 A there B ~hey C Where 28A

29C
29 A another B its C these 30B
31B
30 A besido B next C behind 32B
33A
31 A known B knows C koow 34A
35C
32 A longest B IQng C longer
33 A got 8 got C getting
M A go 8 goes C going
35 A on B at c from
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Te$l4 TEST 4 KET 3
PARTS
QUESTIONS 28-35
Read the artic Ie about postcards.

Choose the best word (A, B or C) tor each space (28-35).
for questions 28-35, mark A. 8 or C on the answer sheet.
Today. people like to send postcard ._._.9...... their

friends and family. These postcards often _._g~.._._
pictures of beaches. mountains or castles on them and
you ~ . 2~._.. write a message on the back. Many people end postcards ...._~.9_._._ they
are on holiday because postcards arc cheap and the pictures on them are often
.. ~J.... than people t s own photos.
.....the end of the nineteenth century. It had a

Somebody sent the first ~ icard .._,._.~.~
picture of a town by the ea on it, Later on, po tcards had pictures showing
something in the news that week, perhap all accident .....~._._ an important person',
vi it. People liked to _._~ .._._them becau e they did ....~~ .... have picture in their
newspapers then.
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EXAMPLE ANSWER
0 A to B by C 'from A
28 A had B has C have

28C
29A
29 A can B shaD C do
30B
31B
30 A until B when C tiuring 32A
33C
31 A best B better C good 34A
35B
32 A at B in C on
33 A also B too C or
34 A see B saw C seen
3S A never B not C no
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113
28A
29B
30B
31B
32A
33C
34A
35A
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TEST 2 KET 4
115
28C
29A
30C
31B
32B
33B
34A
35C
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TEST 3 KET 4
117
28C
29A
30B
31A
32C
33A
34B
35C
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TEST 4 KET 4
119
28A
29B
30B
31A
32C
33C
34A
35C
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TEST 1 KET 5
Test 1
PARTS
QUESTIONS 28-35
Read the article about parrots.

Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space.
Parrots
Perhaps you have seen (0) beautiful
birds, with their lovely colours and long
tails in the forest or in the zoo. Parrots
are (28) in countries like Brazil,
Australia and India. They usually live in
large groups and (29) they like to
eat fruit, they are (30) a problem for farmers.
(31) are many different kinds of parrots, but they all have strong
beaks and feet, which they use (32) climbing and holding food.
The biggest birds (33) : live for up to .80years.
They are (34) :.. noisy, but they are clever birds and it is easy to
teach them to talk. Some zoos have parrot shows, where you can see the
birds (35) things they have learned.
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Example:
o A this B these C them Answer:
28 A finds B find C found 28C

29C
29 A so B that C because 30B
31C
30 A somewhere B sometimes C something 32A
..
- 33A
34B
31 A Here B They. C There 35B
32 A for B by C with
33 A can B did C are
34 A more B very C much
35 A done B doing C does
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TEST 2 KET 5
Test 2
PART 5
QUESTIONS 28-35
Read the article about horse racing.

The history of
horse racing
From the first history books (0) ..
written, it is clear that horse racing has
always (28) an important sport. It started in Central Asia about
4,500 years (29) and was a favourite sport in both Greek and
Roman times.
Modern horse racing began when Arab horses were brought to Europe
(30) the 12th century. At first, races were long and (31) .
just two horses, but at the beginning of the 18th century this changed.
Races became (32) shorter and had several horses running against
(33) other.
Today, horse racing (34) watched by more people than

(35) other sport in the USA, except baseball. It is also very
popular in other parts of the world.
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Example:
o A already Bever C then Answer:
28 A be B being C been
28C
29C
29 A before B yet C ago 30A
31C
30 A in - B on C for 32B
33B
31 A opposite B through C between
34A
35B
32 A many B much C most
33 A one B each C every
34. A is B are C was
35 A some B any C all
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Test 3
PARTS
QUESTIONS 28-35
Read the article about big cats.

Big cats
There are (0) different kinds of
cats. They are different in size and they
do not look or act the same.
Tigers are the biggest cats. (28) head to tail they can be 3.7m long.
Most cats don't like water, (29) tigers will often lie in a pool of
water when (30) is hot!
Lions are the (31) cats that stay together in large family groups.
Several lions may work together to get food for the group. They usually
(32) in flat, open countryside where they can see. a long way and
easily follow (33) animals.
(34) cats need good eyes, because they catch smaller animals for
their food. They also need to be fast, and (35) strong.
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Example:
o A many B much C more
28 A From B At C By
28A
29C
29 A so B if C but 30C
31A
30 A he B they C it 32B
33C
31 A only
34A
B just C once
35B
32 A living B live C lives
33 A another B any C other
34 A All B Every C Each
35 A too B very C even
..
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Test 4
PARTS
QUESTIONS 28-35
Read the article about buildings.

Buildings
People (0) always made buildings. We need houses to keep us

warm and dry and we build stadiums (28) we can watch football
. matches and pop concerts. We use (29) buildings, like museums,
to keep beautiful things in.
(30) people work together on a building. The architect decides

how the building is going to look and draws pictures that show people his
or her ideas. Engineers make sure the building will (31) strong
and safe. Then, the workers carefully build (32) .
The Sydney Opera House is a famous modem building with a lovely roof.
But the building is beautiful from (33) side, not only from the top.
There is also a famous roof on theOlympic Stadium (34) Munich.
This interesting building looks like a tent that is (35) of glass.
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Example:
a A having B has C have Answer: 1 160.1

0
28 A or B but C so 28C
29A
29 A other B each C another
30C
31A
- 32B
30 A Much B More C Many
33B
34A
31 A be B was C been 35A
32 A them B it C her
33 A some B every C both
34 A in B on C from
35 A made B make C making
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TEST 1 KET 6
PARTS
QUESTIONS 28-35
Read the article about London's Tower Bridge.
London's Tower Bridge

Many tourists (0) visited Tower Bridge. It is the only bridge over the river Thames that can open
and (28) ships pass under it. Tower Bridge was built in 1894 and (29) uses the same
machines to lift up the two halves of the bridge. In earlier times, the river was (30) busier than now
and the bridge (31) to open over a thousand times a year. Today, it only opens twice a week.
In 1952, a big red bus was (32) the middle of the bridge (33) it started to open. The
driver only just got to the other side in time! Of course, now (34) are lights at (35) end
and the traffic must wait for them to go green.
Example:
o A have B did C are Answer:
28 A lets B let C letting 28B

29C
29 A ever B yet C still
30A
31B
32C
30 A much B too C very 33B
34A
35B
31 A should B had C was
32 A to B between C in
33 A because B when C if
34 A there B here C they
35 A every Beach C all
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TEST 2 KET 6
PARTS
QUESTIONS 28-35
Read the article about badgers.

Badgers
Not many people have (0) seen a badger. (28) .
black and white animals can sometimes (29) the size of a
large dog. They live in underground holes in woods and forests in Europe
and many of their homes have been there (30) centuries.
Scientists have even found bones of badgers (31) 250,000
years ago. The old English word for a badger was 'brock' and a few
English villages, for example Brockenhurst and Brockley, have
(32) that name.
(33) are lots of children's books about badgers. In (34) stories badgers are very
old and clever, but in others they're not nice at all. Certainly, badgers are not very friendly and only
(35) out at night. They live on insects and small animals, but also eat young plants and eggs.
Example:
o A ever B still C soon Answer:
28 A That B This C These

28C
29 A being B be C been 29B
30A
30 A for B since C during
31C
32A
33B
31 A after B from C at
34A
35A
32 A keeping B keep C kept
33 A Here B There C They
34 A some B any C every
35 A came B come C comes

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TEST 3 KET 6
PARTS
QUESTIONS 28-35
Read the article about dolphins.

DOLPHINS
People love dolphins because (0) are beautiful to watch and friendly.
Dolphins are also (28) of the cleverest animals and are just as clever
as dogs. (29) is possible to teach them in the same way we teach
monkeys and dogs. Some people (30) believe that dolphins have a
special way of (31) to each other.
(32) many other sea animals and fish, dolphins are in danger. Many dolphins are caught
(33) mistake in fishing nets, but a (34) greater problem is that thousands of
dolphins (35) dying because the sea is no longer clean enough.
Example:
o A they B we C you Answer:
28 A another Bone C all
29 A There B It C This
30 A quite B yet C even
31 A talking B talk C talked
32 A As B For C Like
33 A with B by C from
34 A more B much C most
35 A were B is Care

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TEST 3 KET 6
PARTS
QUESTIONS 28-35
Read the article about ships.

Ships - faster and bigger

The first people to build ships (0) the Egyptians 5000
years ago. They used (28) to travel on the River Nile,
the longest river in Africa.
In the sixteenth century, people from Europe travelled thousands

of kilometres in large ships. (29) was important that they
found new ways around the world. Life was hard for these sailors
and on the journey (30) died because they often didn't
have (31) food.
In the nineteenth century, ships called 'clippers' (32) tea from China to Britain and wool from
Australia to the USA. In very strong winds, clippers could sail 650 kilometres (33) day.
In modern times, the largest ships are oil tankers. (34) of these are 400 metres long
(35) the sailors have to use bicycles to travel round the ship!
Example:
o A were B are C been Answer: C
=
28 A their B them C this
28B
29 A There B Here C It
29C
30A
30 A many B much C more 31B
32A
31 A few B enough C little 33B
34C
32 A carried B carrying C carry 35A
33 A the B a C one
34 A None B Every C Some
35 A so B because C when
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TEST 1 KET 2
uncle
grandfather
wife
aunt
daughter
133
TEST 2 KET 2
Book
reception
tent
double
beach
134
TEST 3 KET 2
table
cupboard
shower
window
shelf
135
TEST 4 KET 2
shoes
suit
Raicoat
shorts
s
136
TEST 1 KET 3
key
glasses
money
comb
diary
137
TEST 2 KET 3
bridge
police
lights
138
TEST 3 KET 3
music
present
glass
lemonade
friends
139
TEST 4 KET 3
mountain
field
island
river
canal
140
TEST 1 KET 4
dictionary
magazine
diary
message
newpapers
141
TEST 2 KET 4
happy
tired
dirty
hungry
thirsty
142
TEST 3 KET 4
passport
camera
towel
suitcase
magazine
143
TEST 4 KET 4
bowl
vegetable
waiter
lemon
fry
144
TEST 1 KET 5
145
TEST 2 KET 5
146
TEST 3 KET 5
147
TEST 4 KET 5
148
TEST 1 KET 6
149
TEST 2 KET 6
150
TEST 3 KET 6
151
TEST 4 KET 6
152
TEST 1 KET 2
41 in
42 like
43 much
44 how
45 you
46 on
47 is
48 to
(prefer)
49 a
50 it
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TEST 2 KET 2
41 last
42 on
43 a
44 was
45 have
46 am
47 you
48 to
49 will
50 opens
154
TEST 3 KET 2
41 to
42 with
43 at
44 we
45 this
46 to
47 am
48 invite
49 you
50 about
155
TEST 4 KET 2
41 told
42 have
43 are
44 a
45 the
46 were
47 me
48 you
49 to
50 on
156
TEST 1 KET 3
41 for
42 your
43 was
44 are
45 of
46 they
47 them
48 am
49 will
50 time
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TEST 2 KET 3
41 next
42 come
43 from
44 it
45 a
46 can
47 is
48 at
49 have
50 if
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TEST
3 KET 3
41 last
42 am
43 it
44 every
45 have
46 lot
47 about
48 a
49 wearing
50 do
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TEST 4 KET 3
41 any
42 to
43 next
44 with
45 are
46 be
47 will
48 a
49 say
50 me
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TEST 1 KET 4
41 about
42 when
43 was
44 like
45 next
46 lot
47 have
48 how
49 are
161 50 it
TEST 2 KET 4
41 with
42 where
43 there
44 would
45 you
46 are
47 was
48 her
49 has
50 will
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TEST 3 KET 4
41 for
42 to
43 having
44 a
45 have
46 the
47 there
48 will
49 time
50 when
163
TEST 4 KET 4
41 ago
42 it
43 each
44 are
45 last
46 the
47 colors
48 is
49 to
50 of
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TEST 1 KET 5
41 a
42 than
43 with
44 go
45 up
46 to
47 me
48 it
49 her
50 if
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TEST 2 KET 5
41 with
42 be
43 on
44 have
45 are
46 to
47 of
48 lot
49 would
50 or
166
TEST 3 KET 5
41 am
42 was
43 about
44 would
45 or
46 what
47 can
48 a
49 next
50 for
167
TEST 4 KET 5
41 in
42 named
43 where
44 am
45 than
46 the
47 of
48 him
49 a
50 to
168
TEST 1 KET 6
41 to
42 look
43 about
44 any
45 a
46 how
47 it
48 would
49 can
50 soon
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TEST 2 KET 6
41 on
42 are
43 with
44 she
45 and
46 need/have
47 eat
48 if
49 in
50 want
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TEST 3 KET 6
41 an
42 lot
43 there
44 them
45 will
46 if
47 in
48 go
49 at
50 me
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TEST 4 KET 6
41 of
42 become
43 do
44 me
45 there
46 would
47 have
48 next
49 send
50 about
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TEST 1 KET 2
PARTS
QUESTIONS 51-55
Read the note from a .tudent who want. a book from a library,
Fill In the Information on the ReHtVatlon Form,
For queation. 51-55, write the Information on the ans_r sheet.
RoseCottage
Northfleet
26 March
'0: Weston University Library
My teacher, RobinGlboon,h8S tola me to re8a Understanding Science
l7efore my examon 17th April. I am on holi<:lay in Northfteet at the
moment but I'll return to my home8t 22 "lng's Ro8a,Weston on 9th
April, I'a liketo get the book the next aay 8nt1lceepit for one week,It'e
by 5 J Renehaw,'hank you,
Mary Jonee
Weston University Library

Reservation Form
Name of book: Understanding Science
Name of writer: S J Renshaw

10th April
When do you want the book? ~.~I============~
For how long? ... 1
1 week
Student's name: Mary jones

• 22 king's road
Student's address:
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PARTe
QUESTIONS 51-55
Read the Information about language eourses and the .. maU me.sage.
FlUln the Information on the CourM Booking Form.
For questions 51-55, write the Informstlon on the answer sheet.
Language Courses To: International LanguageSchool
French: Monday evening I come from Australia and I teach

German: Thursdayevening French to businessmen. I want to
Portuguese: Tuesday afternoon start learning Portuguese because
Spanish: Wednesday evening next year I am going to work in Brazil.
I am free after 1 p.m. on Tuesdays
Afternoon Classes: 2.30-4.30 p.m. and Thursdays.Can I book a place on
EveningClasses: 6.30-8.30 p.m. one of your courses?
Cheryl Harvey
International language School

Course Booking Form
Full name: Cheryl HaNey
Nationality: 111 . . . ' .

Autralian I
Occupation: 521 ,
·r .' ..,....
teacher . ..
.
-,
Name of course: 131 . '" ,.
Portuguese . I
• > .,.-..('1>-
'_ Day: 141 . ..",
tuesday
)
.-. ~ ,
Starting time:
-I 2.30pm
J `
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PARTS
QUESTIONS 51-55
Reed the letter and the Information about Mr Ando, who Is staying at a hotel
In Leeds.
FlU In the Hotel Registration Form.
For questions 51-55, wrhe the Information on the ans_ sheet
...
Grange Hotel, Lseae OXlOaDWORL. COMPUTHS
Dear Joe,
Sunday 14 Apnl
.
' •• 1
Engineer
An.
We like Oxford 8nd I love my job
there. We're rentine a nice houee 12.03.76
at 23 Mount R08d. We arrived in
Leed& ye6terdtly and will 00 back Mallied. 110 cit.,.., T....... ·
to Oxford tomorrow, ( tim here for

a meetin~ 8na my wife, Keiko, hll6
come too. She hse 8 Job a6 8
teacher in Oxfora. We will return
to Japan next year.
YOUr6,
T~hi
HOTEL REGISTRATION FORM
Name: T06hi "lido

UK address: 23 mount road
Nationality: ( japanese
Occupation: engineer
• •
keiko
Leaving date: 15 april
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PART 8
QUESTIONS 51-55
R.-d the trawl InformatIon and the letter.

FIll In the Information on the Luggage Rlport Form.
For ClU"tlons 51-55, write the Information on the ans_r sheet.
Travel Information for Kevin Brown

Date Leave Arrive
14 May Boston 21.45 Paris 22.05
21 May Paris 14.15 Boston 18.25
Luggage:not more than 20 kilos
Enjoy your trlpl
Air America
22 May
Air America
Boston Airport
Dear Sir.
Yeslerday Ireturned from Paris.When Igol my suitcase back et Ihe airport u was
( broken and there is black oil on my clothes. I should like seme money for a new
suitcase and some new Clothes.
Kevin Brown
LUGGAGE REPORT FORM

Passenger's name:
Date of journey: I.. 21 may

,
Flying from: Paris
Time night arrived: [. 18.25
one
How much luggage did you have? (.
What was in it?

:=:::::==========~
I.J clothes
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PARTS
QUESTIONS 51-55
R.. d the two a-mail messages.

Fill In the inrormation on 'the visa application tono.
For questions 51-55, write the Information on the answer sheet.
• y
To: Churchill Language Scnoot, Oxford To! Alice Silveiro

from: Alice SfivelrQ F,om~ Churchill Language SchoQl, Oxford
I would like to study at your school. I VlOrk in We have six-week courses for people who
the reception of a holol in my home town. wan. to study EnglLsh.There is a house tor
Sao Paufo. Brazil, and English is important students next to the school. in Park Road, at
tor my job. nuoll)er 26.
Where can I stay in Oxlord? I shall spend YO(J wm need a visa.

two moolhs In Britain.
ChurchlU language Sctlool
Alice Sifveir¢
VISA APPLICATION ORM
Name: Alioe S,i'veiro
Net'iunaltty: [51 1 Brazilan __,J

Jnb: ~ Recaptionist ----Il
Address in Untain: ,53 t 26 Park Road I
Why are you vi:litirng Britam? study
How jun~ will r= stay? 1L--55~' 6 week __.
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PART 8
aUES"'ONS 51-55
Read the advertisement for summer jobs and the e-mail message,
Fill in the summer lob applicatIon form.
For qUe$tions 51-55, write the Intormation on the answer sheet.
GRANTON UNIVERSITY J & S Beci(er

STUDENT JOBS
AUGUST HI Mum and Dadl
EuroPe C2cmRute[S; My hlslory course finlshos on 28 July. I want

Cleaner, start next month, to find a rob for a month whore I can practise
my French and German and perhaps use a
Mi&1 farm:
computer. 1'0COrnebaGk home 10Canada In
Fruit pickers, until end of this
September.
month
Brown', Hotel: Love
Helen
Receptionist needed now, for
4 weeks, must speak a foreign
language,
SUMMER TOB APPliCATION FORM
Name: Helen Becker
N.ltinncllity: Gi]_1- canadian J

University course: !52{ history I
Fnn.tign Innguagcs: I 53 t French and German I
Job wanted at: [54] Receptionist I
. Which n\onth can you work? liiI august I
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TEST 3 KET 3
PART 8
QUEsnONS 51-55
Readthe two e-mail messages.

Fill In the Flower Order FOl1m.
For ,questions 51-65. wrIte the Intannation on the ,answer $heet.
,
'To; .". Stephan Jones
.. • ... _ 4.A.,..__ .......... _
To; Matry Jones
~le: 21 August Date: 21 August
. .. ..::.:.t~.......
iii: ~'.." '~o&J
Stephan' Don". worry Mum! I won~tforget Lulu's

Remember it's your siste,f's birt:hday special day tomol1row~ I'm getting her some
.omorrow. Shell, be 16. Have you got her nowers - Garden Gale Ftowers will send
new:addmss in York? She lives lin Shiooy them for £ 15 or £20. I'U choose the cheaper
Road now, at number 47. ones. of course. with a nice card saying
Happy Birthday'.
Mother
Stephen
Garden Gate Rowers

Flower Order FOrni
I From:
, 'I'0;: Lulu
I nate: 22 August
; AtMn!'II; t 53 J 47 Shirley Road --J
! I'~ f 541 15 __'

.......1 Happy Birthday
M.~'gl· ,~",card: ~._5_S_ ___'
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TEST 4 KET
3
PART 8
QUEST.ONS 51-55
Read tho note and the Informa1'on about m1asloJeS60n$.

FlU In the information on the applioatiol1 f«m.
For questions 51-&5, write the intofimatiofil on the answer sheet.
oeer Mrs Bell,
I would like to joIn your ainoo class. I eRn play ~ome classical music.
but 110W' I#d like t.o leclyn to ,plti1y modern mtJRic. I have English classes
W'il:h Me Snlith (JV ry morn ng. but; r am tree in the a.[ternoons.
MUStC LESSONS
Mrs Bell
Wednesday 10 am Piano
2pm Guitar
Thursday 9.30 am GuUar
3.30 pm 'Piano
ollegc Music Lessons

Ap·plication Form
ame: Mada Gomez
'(',c3..:-her. 1..[ _s_1>_JII.- Mrs Bell _J1

Mtt,4\icillinstrument: 1..~_s_2...11 piano =__ _JI
What kiud of music do you want to leunr? ._1_53_...I modern music ---J1
U41Y ()f das.. s : L..l_54_,-111.- Thursday --11
lime uf class: Lt _5_5_.1 3.30pm --I1
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manchester station
14 march
12.45
handbag
723419
181
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tenis
jack
bridges cafe
spanish guitar
16.59
182
TEST 3 KET 4
anna Dahlin
Italian
Tuesday
6pm
180
183
TEST 4 KET 4
922769
a boy's life
mick blake
12.99
19th december
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Test 1
PARTS
QUESTIONS 51-55
Read the advertisement and the note about a theatre centre.

Fill in the information in Sarika's notes.
For questions 51-55, write the information on your answer sheet.
ro_,-,-,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_"
ANGEL THEATRE CENTRE

Saturday, June 22nd and Dear Sarika,
Sunday, June 23rd
Do you know my cousin'?She has jus"t started at
Large Theatre - The Last Man our university.
Small Theatre - Storm
She wants to come "to the theatre with us. Both
Saturday 2 pm days are nne, but I would like to go in the morning.
5pm
I've heard that The Leet: Man 'is boring so perhaps
Sunday 11 am we should see "the other play. Thanks for booking
.1 pm "this.
Adult £10.00. Students £6.00
~._._._._.-.-._.-._._._._.-._.-.-._.j
Sarika's notes
Trip to: .. Angel Theatre Centre

Name of play: Storm
Time: 11am
Date: 23rd june
Number of people: 3
Price per person: 6.00
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Test 2
PARTS
QUESTIONS 51-55
Read the advertisement and the email.

Fill in the information in Sara's notes.
Tartan Tours
See Edinburgh with us
Tours of: Cathedral (10 am)
Castle (2 pm)
Sara,
Tickets: £5.50 (if you book)
£6.50 (on day) It's too' expensiveto go by plane to Edinburgh
on Friday, so I'vegot us train tickets. I've
bookedthe Regent Hotel for two nights
because the Ashley Hotel was full. Let's do a
morning tour on Saturday - can you book the
tickets for this? And we'll do the afternoon
tour on Sunday.
Sara's notes
Friday Go to: Edinburgh.
Travel by: train
Name of hotel: regent hotel
Saturday Tour of the:

Cathedral
One ticket costs:

5.50
Sunday Tour of the: castle
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TestS
PARTS
QUESTIONS 51-55

Fill in the information in Marina's notes.
RIVERSIDE SPORTS CLUB
CLASSES
Swimming
Thursday or Sunday Could you book a sports course for the three
2 p.m. and 7 p.m. of us - us two and Ali? Let's have tennis
Tennis lessons - we can do swimming in the
Thursday or Saturday summer. The weekendisn't good for me - it
2 p.m. and 8 p.m. has to be Thursday. Also, Ali's music lesson
is at 2 p.m. so we haveto do the later class.
Price of courses:
It costs more, but never mind.
Daytime £20
Evenings £30
Marina's notes
Sports course
Where: Riverside Sports Club

Which sport: Tennis
Day: thursday
Time: I~~""'
~:~;. I 8 p.m. I
Number of people:
3
Cost each:
30
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Test 4
PARTS
QUESTIONS 51-55

Fill in the information in Nina's notes.
EUROPA RESTAURANT
Italian food
Monday - Tuesday
It's Bella's birthday next week. What about
Greek food Europa Restaurant for her birthday party'?
Wednesday - Sunday Canyou booka table for eighteen of us?
35 seats
She prefers Italian food to Greek food and
Open 7 p.m. - midnight she's not free on Monday so let's go there
next Tuesday.7 p.m. is early, so say half past
Dinner - £25 per person (£20 for
whenyou phone.
groups of ten or more)
Thanks.
Nina's notes
Book table for Bella's party
Restaurant: Europa
Day:
tuesday
Type of food wanted:

italian food
Time: ,.:S~..;'~'I
J: 7pm p.m~1
Number of people:
18 I
Price per person: I';:~.5·£
",'
' '1
I.
20
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ưaitress
saturday
357550
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london
5 january
bus stop
7.10am
550 pounds
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TEST 3 KET 6
977886
wednesday
14 may
3pm
car park
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4A
Walton zô
train
6th january
10
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TEST 4 KET 2
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TEST 3 KET 3
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TEST 4 KET
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TEST 4 KET 4
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TEST 4 KET 5
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TEST 2 KET 6
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TEST 3 KET 6
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TEST 4 KET 6
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TEST 2 KET 2
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TEST 4 KET 4
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TEST 1 KET 5
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TEST 4 KET 5
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PART2
QUESTIONS 6-10
Uslen to Kahl lelHng Em""' MOut htr 1..-,i.lly.

When Is Nc:h 119raon going tcxt.y?
For ql*!llon• &-10, write a lettt,I' A-ff .-xi to -.eh...--,.
You wm ""' the converut.1on �-
EXAMPLE ANSWER
O s,m m
PLACES
I tca111·1 molher 0 EF A�,
A
7
'""' 0
C
G ' de,11l81'1
c
'""""""
• "" 0
"'""
D
• ,- 0
' llairdfesset'e
.._
'' Kate', la1her 0 '
G Spenilh daSI
'--
• H
--
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PART2
QUESTIONS &-10
U.liln lo Pete telltlng 10 • lri.nd •boul his holklmy.

Whml .... the WNlher Ilk• Neh dlty?
Fol' qunllon• 6-10, writ•• Iffier A-ff nest to NCh dlly.
You wt• tw.r the con....,..i1on twice.
EXAMPLE ANSWER
[!]
0 """"'
DAYS WEATHER
. ,....., DH A"""'
F
A
D • ...
D
..
T w...... , G
c
• Thursday D
D ran
• ""'' D
' -
10 Satl#day D ' -
G wenn
•
H ....,
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PART2
QUESTlONS &-10
II 9 1to.lwt911d11gto•l1i.tMl�-dull I thlll:-"-hll•bought
for'* hollmy.
WMt cob.in. - twr c�?
For quMtion. f-10, •lhl • le-ta. A-+I Mitt to wdl of her clottec•.
You wtlt i- the con�111 cm twtc..
ANSWER
CLOTHES COLOURS
.- D D
C
A -
• .....
F
A
D B
....
-·�
1 -
c
• D
D ,....,
• =· D • ..,
�-
D F
,o -
....
" ....
255
TEST 4 KET 2
PART2
QUESTIONS &-10
Us19n to Phltlp talkln; to hla mutt .. llbout hla aon, Simon.

WM! Is Simon going to do on Seturdrf Mid Sundlly?
For quntlonl 8-10, wrtt,,letter A-+t llllrt to MC:h time of day.
You will hNr the conY&l'Nllon �.
EXAMPLE ANSWER
O Sauday morning
TIMES ACTIVITIES
D B
D
A
. ""'"""
B IOOlball match
G
r S.ll.rdloy ,vening D H
c
""'"'"
• 54.nday morning D
D
""'
• Sl.ntlay afternoon D E swimming
f lheCWl8mll
10 54.nday evening 0
H walcting television
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TEST 1 KET 3
PART2
QUESTIONS 6-10
Listen to Sue talk.Ing to a friend about her new clothes.

Why did sue decide 10 buy each thing?
For quosnons 10, write a lletter A-H next to the clothes.
You will hear the conversation twice.
EXAMPLE.
o jeans
ClOTHES SUE BOUGHT W:HV?
6 jacket D A A b'g
B
H
D B cheap
7 dress D E
c expenslv
8 sweater 0
0 11{1 I
9 coat D e long
F purple
10 I-shirt 0
G short
H soft
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PART2
QUESTIONS �10
Ll•ten to Rose talking to Steve about her day.

Whet Is Rose going to do at each time?
For questions 6-10, write a letter A-H next to each time.
EXAMPLE
O 9.00 a.m.
TIMES AC111VITIIES
6 10_00 a.m. 0 H A art lesson

F
D
B B have lunch
7 11.00 a.m, 0 A
c hep Steve
8 12_00 am. D
D meet 1Bill
9 1.00 p.m. D E see doctor
F see teacher
10 2.00 p.m. 0
G study
H swim
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PART2
QUESTIONS 6-10
Listen to Patrick talking to his mother about a photo of his old sctlool friends.
What Is each person wearing?
For questions 6-10, write a letter A-H nex1 to eac:t:i person,
EXAMPLE
o Peter
PEOPLE THEIR CLOTHES
6 Martin D E A ooat
G
B
C B dress
7 Joanoa 0 H
c hat
8 Amy D
0 jacket
9 James 0 E jeans
F shirt
10 Robert D
G sweater
H I-shirt
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TEST 4 KET 3
PART2
QUESTIONS 6-10
Listen to Sonya talking to Martin about her family.

How old are her brothers and sisters?
For questions 6-1 O, write a letter A-H next to each iwrson.
You will hear the conversation twice,
EXAMPLE
o Sonya H
PEOPLE AGES
F
6 Sally D E
A two
C
B B frve
7 Vivienne 0 G
c seven
8 Roger D
D ten
9 Frank D E thirteen
F litteen
10 Deborah D
G eighteen
H twenty
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H
B
D
G
F
261
TEST 2 KET 4
E
C
H
G
D
262
TEST 3 KET 4
B
C
H
F
G
263
TEST 4 KET 4
G
H
C
F
D
264
TEST 1 KET 5
Test 1
PART2
QUESTIONS 6-10
Listen to Lena talking to a friend about some restaurants.

What is the problem with each one?
For questions 6-10, write a letter A-H next to each restaurant.
Example:
O Rose Garden
Restaurants Problems
6 Carla's Cafe
D S
C
A closed
E
F B cold
7 Pizza Place
D D
c dark
8 Curry House
D D expensive
9 Captain Crab
D E full
F noisy
10 Carlton Hotel
D G small
H unfriendly
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Test2
PART2
QUESTIONS 6-10
Listen to Arny telling her father about her shopping trip.

What did she and her friends buy?
For questions 6-10, write a letter A-H next to each person.
Example:
O Amy
People Things they bought
6 Alison
D F
B
A CD
G
D B magazine
7 Helen
D A`
c mobile phone
8 Lucy
D D picture
E shoes
9 Kerry
D
F suitcase
10 Jo
D G sweater
H video
266
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Test3
PART2
QUESTIONS 6-10
Listen to Janet talking to her friend about a party.

What did each person wear?
For questions 6-10, write a letter A-H next to each person.
Example:
O Janet
People Clothes
6 Emma
D G
D
A blouse
B B dress
7 Mike
D A
H
c jacket
8 Michelle
D D jeans
E skirt
9 Rachel
D
F suit
10 Jason
D G sweater
H T-shirt
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Test4
PART2
QUESTIONS 6-10
Listen to Kerri talking to a friend about her new room.

Where do they decide to put her things?
For questions 6-10, write a letter A-H next to each thing.
Example:
O computer
Things Places
6 books
D E
B
H
A bed
B big cupboard
G
7 plant
D F
c small cupboard
8 lamp
D D desk
E floor
9 pillow
D
-· F shelf
10 toy bear
D G sofa
H table
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TEST 1 KET 6
PART2
QUESTIONS 6-10
Listen to a woman talking to her son, Chris, about the things he has to do.
What will he do at each time?
For questions 6-10, write a letter A-H next to each time.
Example:
0 11.00
Times Things to do
s 12.00 D A buy stamps
B drive to pool
1 12.30 D c go to library
D have lunch
a 1.00 D
E phone grandparents
9 1.30 D F visit friends
G wash car
10 2.00 D H watch TV
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TEST 2 KET 6
PART2
QUESTIONS 6-10
Listen to Gemma and her husband, Harry, talking about pictures for their new house.
Which picture will they put in each room?
For questions 6-10, write a letter A-H next to each room.
Example:
O living room [!]
Rooms Pictures
6 bathroom D A beach
B cathedral
7 bedroom D c Gemma's parents
D Harry's village
8 kitchen D
E horses
9 hall D F mountains
G racing cars
10 dining room D H river
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TEST 3 KET 6
PART2
QUESTIONS 6-10
Listen to Laura talking to a friend about places to go.

What is the problem with each place?
For questions 6-10, write a letter A-H next to each place.
Example:
O cinema
Places Problems
6 restaurant O A closed
B cold
7 disco O c dirty
D expensive
8 swimming pool O
E full
F hot
9 theatre O
G noisy
1O sports field O H wet
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TEST 4 KET 6
Listening PART 2
Now listen to the recording again and check these

notes made by a candidate.
Check your answers when you listen for the
second time. Remember you can only use an Question 6
option once. n,esdal:J 6 DY ft (sciewce DY tevcvcls)
Question 7
Before you listen, look at everything written on the wed vcesda l:J ?
question paper for this pan.
Question 8
I What are the headings for the two lists, 6-10 and
TviuYsdal:J F (spavclsvi)
A-H?
2 Which letter, A-H, can you not use as an Question 9
answer? FYldal:J t:> , (plavcD)
Listen to the recording once. Question 10
satuYdal:J c; (swl"<"<lvcg)
Did you help the candidate get the right answers?
PART2
QUESTIONS 6-10
Listen to Jane telling her father about the extra subjects she is doing at school.
What subject does she do on each day?
For questions 6-10, write a letter A-H next to each day.
Example:
O Monday
Days Subjects
6 Tuesday D A art
B computer club
7 Wednesday D c Japanese
D piano
8 Thursday
D E science
F Spanish
9 Friday
D
G swimming
10 Saturday D H tennis
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Test t
PART 3
QUESTIONS 11-15
Lislen to a woman talking to a policeman.

For questions 11-15. tick Ql A. B or C.
EXAMPLE ANSWER
o Where did the woman lose her bag? A in town ~
B on the bus o
C at home o
11 How much money was In the bag? A £20 0

B £40 0
C £50 0
12 What else was in the bag? A credit card 0

B driving licence 0
C gloves 0
13 The bag was A old. 0

B expensiVe. 0
C big. 0
14 What time did the woman lose the bag? A 9.30 0

B 10.00 0
C 10.30 0
15 The policeman will telephone her in the A morning. 0

B afternoon. 0
C evening. 0
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Test 2
PART 3
QUESTIONS 11-15
Listen to Michael talking to Marina about a n_ sports centre.
For questions II-IS, tlckf.i! A, B or C.
EXAMPLE ANSWER
o Where is the new sports centre? A long Road [;21'

B Bridge Street 0
C Station Road 0
11 What sport can't you do at the A tennis 0

sports centre? B table·tennis 0
C volleyball 0
12 How much must Marina pay? A £14 a year 0

B £30 a year 0
C £50 a year 0
13 How many days a week is the A 2 0

sports centre open late? B 3 0
C 4 0
14 Which bus goes to the sports A number 10 0

centre? B number 16 0
C number 60 o
15 When WIllMichael and Marina go A Tuesday 0
to the sports centre? B Thursday 0
C Friday 0
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Test 3
PART 3
QUESTIONS 11-15
Llaten to Mr, L.. talking to her HCretary IIbout her bu.ln", trip.
For qUHtIon' 11-15, tick ~ A, B or C.
You will hear the conYereatlon twice.
EXAMPLE ANSWER
o Mrs Lee will leave on A Friday. o

B Saturday. ~
C Sunday. 0
11 Mrs Lee's plane goes at A 8 a.m. 0

B 10 a.m. 0
C 11 a.m. 0
12 She is going to A Amsterdam. 0

B Frankfun. 0
C London. 0
13 First she will go to A a factory. 0

B an offICe. 0
C a hotef. 0
14 She will have dinner In A a restaurant. 0

B her hotel. 0
C someone's house. 0
15 The next momlng she will travel by A plane. 0

B train. 0
C car. 0
275
TEST 4 KET 2
Test 4
PART 3
QUESTIONS 11-15
u.ten to Chloe talking to a man about a salUng holiday.

For question. 11-15. tick Gi!I A. B or C.
EXAMPLE ANSWER
o Chloe wants to go to A Italy.

B Sweden. D
C SWitzerland. D
11 How many times has Chloe been sailing before? A never D

B once D
C twice D
12 How much can Chloe spend? A £300 D

B £380 D
•
C £450 D
13 Chloe will go in A August. D

B September. 0
C October. D
14 Chloe would like to sail on A a lake. D

B the sea. D
C a river. D
15 How does Chloe want to pay? A by cheque D

B with cash D
C by credit card 0
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TEST 1 KET 3 t-'iA,per it! r..ISlamng
PART 3
QUESTIONS 11-15
Listen to Jan talldng to Steve about getting a student travel card.

For questions 11-15, tic k L,1 A, B or ,C.
You vvlll hear the conversation twice.
EXAMPLE ANSWER
i 0 How Is Sfeve going to go to London?
A bV bus IJ
B by car D
C by train
11 How much Is a travel card?

A £6 [J
B £16 0
C £00 0
.2 Jan will need

A one pholo. [J
B two photos. :J
C four photos. n
13 Photosare tess expensive

A in the photographer's shop. o
B in the library. o
C in the post office. o
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14 FOfthe travel card. Jan must take
A a letter. 0
B her passport. 0
C her driving licence. D
Jan can get a travel card from

A her college. n
1 the travel agent's. o
the tourist office. [J
278
TEST 2 KET 3 fJaper 2 Listening
PART 3
QUESTIONS 11-15
Listen to Pete.-talking to a friend about Ie:arning to drive.

For questions 11-15, tick 1...1 A, B or C.
You win hear the conversation twice.
EXAMPLE .ANSWER
o The name of Peter's driving school is
A AA.
B AC.
e ABC.
11 Each driving lesson costs
A £14. [J
B £40. 0
C £60. 0
12 A lesson 1S
A 30 mmu tes, r_
B 45 minutes. 0
C 60 minutes. 0
13 The teacher's car is
A slow. 0
B old. I-I
C brg 0
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Tesf2
14 Peter failed the test because he
A drove too Iast, o

B didn't see a crossing. o
C didn't stop at the traffic lights. o
15 Paler thjnks lhe teacher .S too

A. expensive. 0
8 unfriendly- 0
C young. 0
280
TEST 3 KET 3 repe« 4! LJstenmg
PART 3
QUESTIONS 11-15
Ustef1 to Jenny asking Mark about school hoUday activities.

For'questions 11-15, tick A, B or Ie.
,eXAMPLE ANSWER
0 The children's show is at

A the meatre.
8 the shopping centre. D

C the library. f.i!
11 Th show begins a1
A 1.15. 0
B 2.00. 0
C 3.30. 0
12 A child's t1ckatcosts
A 25p. n
B 75p. 0
C £1.50. 0
13 The holiday reaciirlg course is for

A 4 weeks. D
B 6 weeks. D
C 10 weeks, 0
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Tl1St 3
14 This year from the library, children can win

A a pen. o
8 a schoot bag. o
C a book. o
15 Jenny should meet Mark again
A next week. 0
8 tomorrow, [J
C today, 0
282
TEST 4 KET 3
PART 3
QUESTIONS 11-15
L"lsten to a woman asktng a travelagant for some .n1ormation about a park In the
mountains.
For questions 11-15, tick l~ A. B or C.
You win hear tho conversation twice.
EXAMPLE ANSWER
o The woman will visit the park fOf
A one week.
B two weeks. o
C tour weeks. o
11 10 the park. there Is
A a cafe. D
B a hotel. 0
C a guest ..house. 0
12 The village has a

A swimming pool. 0
B cinema. D
C food shop. 0
13 You can only go through the park

A by car. O·
B by bus. 0
C 00100t. n
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14 On weekdays, a viSit 10the park costs
A $12. n
S $13. o
C $16. o
15 In the park, the woman will see
A animals. n
B flowers. o
C snow. fJ
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285
TEST 2 KET 4
286
TEST 3 KET 4
287
TEST 4` KET 4
288
TEST 1 KET 5
Paper 2 Listening
PART 3
QUESTIONS 11-15
Listen to Helen talking to her friend, Sam, about being in a rock band.
For questions 11-15, tick (v') A, B or C.
Example:
o In Nick's band, Helen A plays the guitar. o

B sings. ~
C plays the drums. 0
11 Sam agrees to play the guitar on A Wednesday. o

B Thursday. 0
C Friday. 0
12 Where does Nick's band practise? A in a garage o

B at Helen's flat 0
C in Nick's bedroom 0
13 Sam should bring A sandwiches. o

B CDs. 0
C a sweater. 0
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14 The band will next play at A a party. 0

B a club. 0
C a college. 0
15 How much does Helen earn, per night, in the band? A £10 o
B £25 o
C £110 o
290
TEST 2 KET 5 Paper 2 Listening
PART 3
QUESTIONS 11-15
Listen to Jamie talking to his mother about a flat.

For questions 11-15, tick (V) A, Bar C.
Example:
o At the moment, Jamie is living A at home. o

B in the university. [i2J
C in a flat. 0
11 Jamie will go to university from the new flat A by bicycle. o

B by bus. o
C on foot. o
12 The new flat is A over a shop. o

B on a noisy road. 0
C next to a cafe. 0
13 How much will Jamie pay a week for the flat? A £200 o
B £40 o
C £14 o
291
Test 2
14 What doesn't the flat have? A a cooker o

B a fridge o
C a washing machine 0
15 Jamie agrees to move into the new flat on A. Saturday. 0

B Sunday. 0
C Monday. 0
292
TEST 3 KET 5
Paper 2 Listening
PART 3
QUESTIONS 11...15
Listen to Zak talking to Maria about his sports bag.

For questions 11-15, tick (11') A, B or C.
Example:
o What colour is Zak's bag? A blue ~
B white o
C black o
11 The bag is A small. 0

B old. 0
C dirty. 0
12 Where is the bag? A in the classroom 0

B on the sports field 0
C at the hospital 0
13
, What is inside the bag? A money 0
B a watch 0
C clothes 0
293
Test 3
14 Maria should take the bag to Zak A this afternoon. 0

B this evening. 0
C tomorrow morning. 0
15 Zak hurt himself when he was A playing football. o

B running. o
C changing his clothes. 0
294
TEST 4 KET 5
Paper 2 Listening
PART 3
QUESTIONS 11-15
Listen to Jim talking to Sarah about things to take on holiday.

For questions 11-15, tick (II) A, B or C.
Example:
o Last month, Jim went to A Italy. o

B England. o
C Austria; ~
. 11 Where did Jim buy his walking shoes? A at the market 0

B in a supermarket 0
C in a shoe shop 0
12 The shoes cost Jim A £20. 0

B £48. 0
C £68. 0
13 Jim says Sarah should take A a jacket. 0

B a sweater. 0
C a sun hat. 0
295
Test 4
14 How many T-shirts should Sarah take? A one 0

B five 0
C seven 0
15 Sarah should take her phone because A phone the hotel. 0

she may want to
B phone home. 0
C .phone for help. 0
296
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297
TEST 2 KET 6
298
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TEST 1 KET 6
TEST 3 KET 6
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TEST 1 KET 6
TEST 4 KET 6
300

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KET 2

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tôi ăn 1 bánh sanwich được chứ ?

Có bao nhiêu người trong quán cafe?

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Tôi đã làm xong bt về nhà rồi

Bạn làm nó khi nào vậy

Ngày hôm này là ngày mấy

mùng 3, tôi nghĩ vậy

Người đàn ông mặc cái áo len xanh lá cây là ai vậy ?

Amanda đi đâu rồi ?

Tôi ghét mua sắm

Tôi cũng thế

Chuyến đi dài bao lâu thời gian ?

Phòng giá 55$ một đêm

500$ là qua đắt

Tôi có hẹn với bác sỹ hôm nay

Bạn muốn cái gì nữa không ?

tất đây rồi (đủ rồi ) , cảm ơn

Khi nào sinh nhật mẹ bạn thế ?

Sinh nhật tuần trk rồi

Sao chúng ta không đi mua sắm giờ nhỉ ?

Tôi quá mệt rồi

Sinh nhật của chị gái tôi vào ngày mai

cô ấy có tổ chức tiệc không ?

Mary sẽ giúp cô giáp

Tôi muốn gặp bác sỹ

Sao chúng ta không rời đi giờ

còn cái gi khác không ?

khôn phải hôm nay, cảm ơn

Khi nào thì bữa ăn sẵn sàng ?

Bạn gặp Henry trước đây chưa ?

Bạn có thích đi thăm viện bảo tàng k ?

Tôi làm vỡ kính của tôi rồi

đi nghỉ vui vẻ nhé

đi shopping chiều nay thì thế nào nhỉ ?

tôi không thể làm bt về nhà đk

đứa trẻ nào là bạn của bạn

tôi đợi ở đây 2 giờ rồi

Khi nào chúng ta có thể gặp lại ?

sao chúng ta không đi ăn ngoài tối nay nhỉ ?

Chúng ta sẽ phải gặp bên ngoài sân vận động

Tôi có thể thử đôi giày này với cỡ to hơn đk k ?

Tôi thích cuốn sách đó

Bạn muốn uống ít nước k ?

Tôi xem 1 bộ phim hay tối qua

Bạn có nghĩ rằng peter sẽ thích cái nào này k ?

đây, tôi tìm thấy kính của bạn

trời nay lạnh quá

Bạn thấy John đâu không ?