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Cumulative Test 1 proud
2 anxious
Answer Keys B 3 gripping
4 windy
5 challenging
Units 1–5 5
1 achievement
Grammar 2 preparation
1 3 exhausting
1 bought 4 rewrite
2 were doing 5 surprised
3 ’ll fall
4 didn’t see Use of English
5 will give
6
6 are going to meet / are meeting 1 on = in
7 ’ll make 2 I’m = I
8 were having 3 looking = look
9 don’t have 4 use = to use
10 ’s going to study 5 to = in
2 6 why = how
1 a 7 Even = Even though
2 c 8 in = on
3 b 9 to settle = settle
4 c 10 That’s = That
5 b
6 c Listening
7 a
7
8 c
A 2
9 b
B 5
10 b
C –
D 4
Vocabulary E 3
3 F 1
1 took Transcript
2 upset
1 Last month, I had a school exam, and I was really
3 definitely
anxious about it. I studied hard, but I didn’t sleep the
4 tasty
night before the exam. In the morning, I felt terrible.
5 injured But my dad said, ‘Don’t worry − it isn’t a really
6 volcano important exam so just do your best.’ I felt more
7 scene relaxed after that, and I wasn’t anxious in the exam.
8 make The questions were all fine too, and I did really well.
9 closing down So I won’t be worried next time.
10 join

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2 I went paintballing with some friends for my brother’s

birthday. I was doing quite well until I decided to walk
through a river. I didn’t think it was risky − but the
water was moving very quickly, and it was really
Units 6–9
deep. Then I fell and went under the water. Luckily a
friend saw me, and he pulled me out before the river Grammar
carried me away. It was a really scary experience. I 1
don’t think I’ll go paintballing again for a long time! 1 would you help
3 Last year a TV company filmed some scenes for a 2 had finished
period drama in my town, and they were looking for 3 Have (you) seen
extras. I was so excited because one of my favourite 4 hadn’t saved
actors was in the film. It wasn’t difficult to get a part 5 tried
as an extra, and I was with some of my friends on the 6 would be
day too. We had a really good time, and we earned a
7 had travelled
lot of money. I didn’t see my favourite actor though
8 had stopped
because he wasn’t in the scene that day. I was really
9 have (never) been
sad about that!
10 spoke
4 My family and I stayed in a holiday home in the
countryside last summer. The weather was terrible, 2
but we played lots of board games and watched 1 since
some good films. It rained all week, but when we 2 has been designed
woke up on Sunday morning, there was a flood. 3 was excited
There was water in the living room and the kitchen. 4 was used
We got really wet when we tried to save our things! 5 couldn’t wait
Luckily, it was the last day of our holiday, and all of 6 has gone
our things were OK. We felt sorry for the owners of
7 had seen
the house, though. It wasn’t nice for them. But we
8 would watch
were delighted to go back to our own dry house!
9 will be built
5 I’m really good at tennis, so last week I applied for a
10 was going to rain
job as a tennis coach for a holiday company. It’s for
the next summer holidays. I didn’t expect to get the
job, so I was delighted when I did. They want me to Vocabulary
start off working in England this summer, but if they 3
like me, I can work in a different country next year. 1 crowded
The company has jobs all over the world. I really 2 an arsonist
want to travel, so it’s like a dream come true.
3 expensive
4 remote
Reading 5 low
8 6 broke
1 F 7 gold
2 B 8 rob
3 A 4
4 E 1 code
5 G 2 glasses
3 pack
4 car
5 site
6 prints
5
1 with; to help
2 going; on
3 to remember; of
4 to win; with
5 about; doing
6 playing; at

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Use of English
6 directions and look at maps on the street. And of
1 Why
2 then
3 keen
4 wrong
5 receipt
6 think
7 tell
8 furthermore
9 opinion
10 How
Listening
7 young people aren’t very good at maths. They buy
1 b
2 b
3 a
4 a
5 b
Transcript
Presenter In the studio today we have Fiona Stratton.
Fiona’s been around the world, and she’s written
several travel guides about different countries. We’ll
hear about those books later, but first, Fiona’s going
to answer travel questions that listeners have posted
on the Teen FM website. Hello, Fiona.
Fiona Hi, Mike.
Presenter So our first question today is from Karen in
Cheshire. She wants to know … Is it OK to change
money on the street in Bulgaria?
Fiona Well, Karen, many tourists do this in countries
like Bulgaria, but I think you should always change
money in a bank. Compared to banks, people on the
street may offer more money. But If you change
money with a stranger, you may not get the correct
money − or even ‘real’ money. So my advice is, don’t
do it.
Presenter Great. Now, Emma from Essex is going to
Peru before she starts university. She wants to know
if it’s safe to go to remote places alone.
Fiona OK, Emma. Only go to remote places if you’re on
a tour. If you’re alone, stay in more touristy places.
And if you’re ever alone in a dark street and you don’t
feel safe, go towards a well-lit place with lots of
people in it, like a shop or restaurant. The people
there can help you to call a taxi, for example. It’s
always better to be safe. Also, many people don’t use
travel guides, but these guides can tell you which
places are dangerous in a city. That’s why I think you
should always read one before you go somewhere.
Presenter Now, there are a lot of questions on the
Teen FM website about how to avoid crimes like
muggings when you’re travelling.
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Fiona Yes − my best advice is to try to look like a local,
not like a tourist. Try to find out where you’re going
before you go there, so you don’t have to ask for
course, don’t carry lots of money around with you or
wear very expensive clothes. You don’t want to
encourage muggers to attack you.
Presenter Great. Now, Mark from Manchester wants to
know … Is it safer to use a credit card than carrying
cash on holiday?
Fiona Well, I think credit cards are much better than
cash. If someone steals your credit card, it’s difficult
for them to use it. The criminal won’t know your PIN
number, and in most countries you need a PIN
number to use a credit card now. Oh, and when you
buy something while you’re travelling, make sure you
work out how much it costs in your currency. Many
things, and then they’re shocked when they get home
and their parents show them the credit card bill.
Presenter OK, and the last question today is from Vani,
in Cambridge. Is it safe to go camping in France?
Fiona Well, Vani, it’s fine to camp in most parts of the
world if you use a campsite. But if you go camping on
the beach or by the side of a road, for example, it can
be dangerous. I wouldn’t do that if I didn’t know the
area really well, unless I was with a local.
Presenter Right, thanks Fiona. Now, about your travel
guides. What …
Reading
8
1 Davina
2 Gareth
3 –
4 Katie
5 Ben
Units 1–9
Grammar
1
1 didn’t finish
2 were watching
3 would get
4 is meeting / is going to meet
5 have never eaten
6 had started
7 ’ll help
8 will buy
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1 for Use of English
2 cleaning 7
3 much 1 How frustrating!
4 been 2 She seems to be flying through the air!
5 best 3 I’m not a fan of outdoor sports.
3 4 In contrast to the first photo, the second photo is in
1 don’t have to / needn’t black and white.
2 it’s too 5 In both photos, there are people in the snow.
3 didn’t know 6 Although he’s not keen on sport, he goes swimming
4 has been taken every week.
5 as big as 7 There’s something wrong with it.
6 had arrived 8 I agree with some of what you say.
7 won’t be asked 9 All in all, schools need to offer a wider range of
subjects.
10 I’m not keen on that idea.
Vocabulary
4 Listening
1 estate agent’s
2 paramedic 8
1 F
3 lightning
2 T
4 documentary
3 T
5 volcano
4 T
6 ruins
5 F
7 shoplifter
8 cardboard
5
1 sunburn
2 boarding pass
3 renewable energy
4 seatbelt
5 murder investigation
6 ice caps
6
1 disgusting
2 illegible
3 satisfied
4 up
5 painful
6 relax

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Dave Hmm, that’s a difficult question. Lots of people

Transcript
say it’s the 3D printer, because it allows you to print
Presenter Today in the studio we have Dave Bridges. any object. But I’m more interested in inventions that
Dave has organised a competition to find the best help people around the world. I think Trevor Bayliss’s
young inventor in the country. So Dave, can you tell radio is amazing because it doesn’t use electricity or
us a bit more about the competition? batteries. Poor people in very remote places in Africa
Dave Yes, sure. My friend and I decided to have the are using it right now.
competition because we know that young people are Presenter Great! So have you got any more advice for
great at thinking of amazing ideas for inventions. I’ve young people before they enter this competition?
seen some fantastic ideas from people as young as
Dave Yes. You need to think of a product that lots of
eight years old. We’ve decided to allow young people
people will want to use. If you can do that, it’ll be a
aged fourteen to nineteen to enter this year’s
great invention!
competition. But next year we’re going to allow eight-
to thirteen-year-olds to enter too. Presenter Thanks very much, Dave. It’s been great to
talk to you.
Presenter That’s great. So what are you looking for?
Dave Ideas, really. Maybe you use a product every
day, but you think it could be improved or changed in Reading
some way. Or perhaps you’ve got an idea for 9
something really new – a totally new product. It could 1 b
be something very simple, like a plastic cover to 2 c
protect a bike seat from the rain. Or it could be 3 c
something much more difficult to make, like a solar-
4 b
powered gadget.
5 c
Presenter Great. So how can people enter the
competition?
Dave They need to send us a description of their
invention – whether it’s completely new or an
improvement on an old design. We want to know
what it is, how they thought of the idea and why they
think people would want to use it. They also need to
provide a very good drawing of the invention.
Presenter So they don’t need to actually make the
invention?
Dave They can if they want to. If it’s a simple idea, then
why not build it? But if you’ve designed something
difficult to make, then it’s best to just draw a plan.
Presenter Great. So what happens when people send
their designs to you?
Dave The designs will be judged by a team of five adult
inventors. There are some really famous inventors
taking part. Each adult inventor will choose the idea
that he or she likes best. They will then work on the
design with the young inventor. Cameras will film
them while they are working too. There will be a
special documentary on Channel Ten about making
the inventions.
Presenter Right. And what will happen after that?
Dave Well, then the final inventions will be made into
products. And we hope that they will become
popular, sell and make a lot of money!
Presenter So tell me, Dave. What do you think is the
best invention from the last twenty years?

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