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Unit test 1B
1 Complete the questions with the words from the box.
are big colour do does far hair is long
many size
1 ‘What’s her hair like?’ ‘Long and curly.’
2 ‘What size shoes do you wear?’ ‘44.’
3 ‘How many brothers have you got?’ ‘I haven’t got
a brother.’
4 ‘How big is your school?’ ‘It’s got 700 students.’
5 ‘What color hair has he got?’ ‘Dark brown.’
6 ‘How much does it cost?’ ‘Twenty euros.’
7 ‘How long did you have to wait?’ ‘Half an hour.’
8 ‘What are they do?’ ‘They’re both lawyers.’
9 ‘What is this button for?’ ‘It turns on the
camera.’
10 ‘What do you like?’ ‘I’m quite easy-going.’
11 ‘How far is it to school?’ ‘A ten-minute walk.’
1 point for each correct
answer
2 Write a question for each answer with the word like.
1 What do you like doing?
I enjoy playing golf.
2 Do you like Italian food? Yes, I do. I think Italian
food’s really delicious.
3 What would you like to eat? I’ll have a sandwich
and some mineral water, please.
4 What are you like? I’m quite hard-working, and a
bit impatient.
5 How do you look like? I’m medium height, and
I’m not very slim.
6 What country’s food do you like? The food in
Italy is really delicious.
2 points for each correct
answer
3 Circle the question that matches the answer.
1 He’s in his forties.
a Where is Mark? b How tall is Mark?
c How old is Mark?
2 It’s about 82 square metres.
a How big is your flat? b What’s your flat
like? c How far is the centre from your flat?
3 Quite casual – she doesn’t like formal
clothes. a What does Ann wear?
b What kind of clothes does Ann wear?
c What does Ann look like?
4 He’s a bit like his father – sociable and good fun.
a What’s Nick like? b What does Nick look like?
c What does Nick like doing?
5 We’re fine, thanks.
a What are you like? b Are you
fine? c How are you?
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a What does your mother look like?
b What kind of clothes does your mother wear?
c What colour eyes has your mother got?
7 I like playing tennis and football.
a What do you do? b What do you look
like? c What do you like doing?
8 About two metres.
a How much do you weigh? b How tall are
you? c What’s your size?
9 It’s in the centre of town.
a Which part of town is your school in?
b How far is your school from here?
c What is your school like?
10 I’d like some brown bread,
please. a Do you like brown
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c What’s this bread like?
11 Japan.
a What is this car like? b Where is this car
from? c What is this car made of?
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Unit test 1B
 4 Complete the compound adjectives. 11 Lots of people in close / crowded / tight rooms
make me nervous.
1 My parents are really old -fashioned. They
want to meet every girl I go out with.
2 Our neighbours have got really bad-behaved
children. They are so rude.
3 Is this car new? Or did you buy it second-hand?
4 Angela’s a hard-working employee. She should
get a better salary.
5 After just six months working abroad, I realised
I was bad-sick. I missed my family so much.
6 Her parents are quite easy-going. They don’t
worry about what she does.
7 I don’t work full-time. I only do four hours a
day.
8 Many middle-aged people own their own home.
Most young people can’t afford to buy a house.
9 Jamil sold his much-used bike online. He had
used it almost every day for five years.
10 My sister bought me a brand-new smartphone.
It’s got a really good camera.
11 These tables are well- ? using the best materials. As
a result, they are very strong, but also beautiful.

1 point for each correct 1

5 Circle the most suitable
answerword. 0

1 Dave’s a tight / close / deep friend of mine.

2 I really fancy Tom. He’s tall, dark, and pretty /
nice / good-looking.
3 The house has a mature / creative / cloudy
garden with several large trees, many plants, and
flowers.
4 Marissa has her own style. She has no interest
in the fresh / latest / stunning fashions.
5 Being a teacher is a challenging / heavy / stunning
job.
6 Lisa’s really well-dressed / attractive / eccentric.
Men always fall in love with her.
7 We moved to Wellington because it’s such a
mature / thrilling / cosmopolitan city.
8 If you want to be healthy, eat a lot of spicy /
fresh / latest fruit and vegetables.
9 This cottage is situated in a good-looking / a
cosy / a charming old village.
10 Did you make this pizza yourself? It really tastes
home-made / old-fashioned / memorable.
6 Complete the adjectives with -ed or -ing.
1 I saw an interest ing programme on TV.
2 Last weekend wasn’t very relaxing . I had
to work a lot.
3 I can’t sleep. I’m so excited about going to
Disneyland!
4 She’s quite relaxed . She doesn’t worry
about things.
5 My brother’s interesting in space exploration.
6 We’re feeling exhausted . The flight was tiring.
7 Were you disappointed when you failed
the exam?
8 The film had amazing special effects. We
really enjoyed it.
9 The lesson was disappointing . We didn’t
learn anything new.
10 Are you surprised to see me here?
11 I met a charming young man on the train.
1 point for each correct 1
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7 Match the questions with the answers. There’s

one answer you don’t need.
1 How tall is your brother? c
2 Which floor is your flat on? a
3 How much does this machine weigh? b
4 How old is your grandfather? g
5 How far is the city centre? d
6 What size is your kitchen? e
a The second.
b About ten kilos, I
think. c He’s 1m 98.
d About half an hour by bus.
e Four metres by three.
f Size 38.
g He’s in his eighties.
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8 Rewrite the sentences with the same meaning,
adding emphasis and starting with the words given.
1 I love her sense of humour.
What I love about her is her sense of humour .
2 I really miss my mum’s cooking.
One thing I really miss my mum’s cooking.
3 My friend Anna is really funny.
She’s my friend and she is really funny .
4 I adore the way she sings.
What I adore is her singing\the way she sings .
5 I hate the way he interrupts our teacher.
What I hate is the way he interrupts our
teacher.
. moody when she’s hungry? So don’t
6 I enjoy talking to Ricardo.
Ricardo, I’m enjoying talking to you .
2 points for each correct
answer
9 Correct the mistakes.
1 How many bedrooms is there? are
2 For your sandwich, you would prefer cheese or
egg?
would you
3 I look OK in styled clothes, but I find
them uncomfortable. stylish
4 What do he like to do? does
5 Abi has waved hair. She hates it, but I think
it’s really attractive. wavy
6 How you are today? are you
7 The teacher was so exciting that she knocked
over her chair by mistake! excited
8 Who glasses are these? They’re not mine.
whose
9 How many memory has your laptop got?
much
10 There were some bad-behaved children on
the flight. I saw them kicking the chairs in
front of them. behavior
11 Noura can only study English partly-time
because she also works at the hospital. in a
hospital
1 point for each correct
answer
10 Complete each sentence with an adjective from
the box. There are three adjectives you don’t
need.
generous sociable optimistic moody untidy
ambitious talkative lazy reserved
. 1 Marcus is very sociable . He enjoys meeting
new people and being in a group.
2 I like Marcus too, but he’s so talkative that
it’s hard to have a proper conversation with him
around.
3 Amy’s quite reserved . We’ve worked
together for years, but I don’t know much about
her.
4 Have you noticed that Ellen can be a bit
worry if she seems grumpy before lunch!
5 Do you think you’re an optimistic person? For
example, do you think people will resolve the
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6 Sonja is very ambitious for her children. She
wants them to achieve the best exam grades and
go to university.
1 point for each correct 5
answer
11 Circle the appropriate response.
1 My grandfather has been taken to
hospital. He did what? / How awful.
2 He says he wants a family while he’s still
young. Fair enough. / Bad luck.
3 I’ve lost my winning lottery
ticket. You’re kidding! /
Congratulations.
4 Nick asked me to marry him.
You did what? / How
fantastic!
5 Right, I’m going to tell her how I
feel. Good for you. / Lovely!
6 Do you think this dress suits me?
Definitely. / Really?
7 We’re organizing a party for Duncan’s
birthday. Of course. / That’s great!
8 Oh, dear! I’ve broken my teacher’s
pen. You haven’t! / Fine.
9 Carly spent £300 on a
handbag. She did what? / Fair
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10 I’ve lost my keys again.
That’s too bad. /
Absolutely.
11 I walked to work this morning instead of Did you? / OK.
taking the car.
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