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K3 Reading Practice Exam 2

Part 1
Questions 1-6. For each question, choose the correct answer.
1. Dave, I’ll get some milk on my What does Lila want Dave to buy?
way home. Could you buy
A Milk.
some eggs? Tell Mary to make
herself a salad. B Eggs.
Lila C A salad.

2. What does the notice say?


A Touch if you have wet paint.
B You must wet the paint before you touch it.
C This thing was painted recently.

3. Where would you see this sign?


A In a doctor’s clinic.
B In a supermarket.
C In a police station.

4. What should you do?


A Do not let your bicycle touch the window.

B Do not ride your bicycle in this area.

C Do not drink and ride your bicycle.

5. Email What do the students have to do?


To: All History students
From: The secretary A Talk to Professor Downton.
Professor Downton will give B Cancel the lecture with Dr Ashford.
today’s lecture, not Dr Ashford.
Please go to Room 12 at 1pm. C Go to Room 12 for the lecture.

6. Message Maria should


Maria, your sister phoned. She A meet her sister.
can’t meet you tomorrow
because she has some B send her sister a message.
problems. She wants you to
phone her. C call her sister.

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Part 2
Questions 7-13. For each question, choose the correct answer.
7. Which person speaks the most languages? A. Richard B. Susanna C. Alex

8. Which person has travelled to more than fifty countries? A. Richard B. Susanna C. Alex

9. Which person thinks of languages in terms of music? A. Richard B. Susanna C. Alex

10. Which person likes to meet people in different countries? A. Richard B. Susanna C. Alex

11. Which person studies every day? A. Richard B. Susanna C. Alex

12. Which person thinks you should watch movies to learn languages? A. Richard B. Susanna C. Alex

13. Which person wants to learn more languages? A. Richard B. Susanna C. Alex

Language learners

Richard Susanna Alex

Richard is from the UK and Susanna was born in Russia but Alex, a British student, speaks
speaks more than sixteen moved to the United States eleven different languages. He
languages! He has also studied when she was three years old. says that, to learn a language
more than forty languages. She has travelled to over fifty well, you have to find a method
countries, and speaks ten that works for you. His method
Richard studies languages every
languages. is to travel and live in the
day, from one to eight hours a
country whose language he
day. He says that if you want to Susanna says that language is
wants to learn.
learn a language, you have to like music to her. She listens to
study it every day. You should foreign languages as though they Alex says that languages open
also visit the country whose were songs, and that is how she your mind to worlds you never
language you are studying as remembers words and phrases. knew were there. They help you
this will help you speak and meet amazing people in
She thinks people need to watch
understand it better. different countries, and learn
TV and movies and listen to
more about yourself.
Richard wishes that he had music in the language they are
more time to learn more learning to learn quickly and If you want to learn more
languages. well. languages, you should travel
more, says Alex.

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Part 3
Questions 14-18. For each question, choose the correct answer.
Getting to sleep

Sleep is very important - in fact, it's just as important for your body as eating and exercising. If you don't get

enough sleep, then you won't be able to enjoy yourself. Playing with friends, going swimming or even watching

videos will not be much fun if you're tired.

People of all ages need sleep, but different people need different amounts. Babies sleep about twice as long as

they stay awake. Teenagers need about eight or ten hours a night and older people need less – six or seven

hours. But one person may need more than another even if they are both the same age,

Six out of ten children say they are tired during the day, which means they are not getting enough sleep. So how

can you get to sleep? A good idea is to write down what you are thinking about before you go to bed.Then, make

sure your bedroom is as dark as possible and it isn't too hot or too cold. You can also try counting from 1 to 100

with your eyes closed. Don't drink cola before going to bed and don't do any sport in the evening. Reading an

exciting book or watching an adventure film isn't a good idea either!

14. Sleeping is A not as important as eating and doing exercise.


B more important than eating doing exercise.
C equally important as eating and exercising.
15. Which sentence is true? A Babies sleep more than older people.
B Teenagers sleep less than older people.
C Older people sleep more than any other group.
16. A sign that you are not getting enough sleep A feel tired during the day.
is if you
B write down what you are thinking about.
C have a child.
17. Having a dark bedroom means A your room will be cold.
B you will sleep better.
C you will be too hot.
18. To have a good night’s sleep, you should A drink soft drinks before going to bed.
B do exercise to make you tired.
C not do anything exciting before going to bed.

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Part 4
Question 19-24. For each question, choose the correct answer.
Robots
0. a) in b) on c) at
Most robots you see _(0)_ films look a bit like people. They
can walk and talk and, like people, can think about _(19)_ 19. a) what b) how c) which
best to do things. For example, some of the robots from the
Star Wars films can speak _(20)_ languages. 20. a) much b) many c) lot

In real life, most robots work in factories _(21)_ cars, but they
21. a) making b) made c) make
don’t look like us at all. The most common type of robot has
one arm and no legs, and _(22)_ just one job. Robots that are 22. a) does b) makes c) plays
used in industry are controlled _(23)_ computers. These
robots never get bored. They can do the same work all day, 23. a) by b) for c) over
every day. Let’s hope that soon scientists _(24)_ build robots
to clean our houses! 24. a) have b) must c) will

Part 5
Questions 25-30. For each question, write the correct answer. Write one word for each gap.

Example: 0. my

From: Jerry
To: Mika
Hi Mika,

You asked me about _0_ hometown. My hometown is small. 600 people live there. There is _25_ one
school in my town. There are two markets, but _26_ supermarket. People go to the nearest city, _27_
is one hour away by car, to shop at a supermarket. There aren’t _28_ banks in my town, so most
people usually go to the city once a week to withdraw money from the bank there.

My town only has two seasons: the dry season, and the wet season. It rains for three months in
summer. It rains all day and all night, and it is _29_ hot and wet that you can’t dry your clothes. I love
the rainy season!

In the dry season, we go down to the river to swim every day. I love swimming _30_ the river!

Write soon and tell me about your hometown!

Jerry

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K3 Reading practice exam 2 answers

Part 1 (BCBACC)
Questions 1-6. For each question, choose the correct answer.
1. Dave, I’ll get some What does Lila want Dave to 4. What should you do?
milk on my way buy?
home. Could you Do not let your bicycle
A Milk. A
buy some eggs? touch the window.
Tell Mary to make
herself a salad. B Eggs. Do not ride your bicycle
B
in this area.
Lila C A salad.
Do not drink and ride
C
your bicycle.
2. What does the notice say?
Touch if you have wet 5. What do the students have to
A Email
paint. do?
To: All History
You must wet the paint students
B From: The secretary A Talk to Professor Downton.
before you touch it.
Professor Downton Cancel the lecture with Dr
This thing was painted will give today’s B
C lecture, not Dr Ashford.
recently. Ashford. Please go
to Room 12 at 1pm. Go to Room 12 for the
C
lecture.
3. Where would you see this
sign?
6. Message Maria should
A In a doctor’s clinic.
Maria, your sister
B In a supermarket. phoned. She can’t A meet her sister.
meet you tomorrow
C In a police station. because she has
some problems. She
B send her sister a message.
wants you to phone
her. C call her sister.

Part 2 (ABBCABA)
Questions 7-13. For each question, choose the correct answer.
7. Which person speaks the most languages? A. Richard B. Susanna C. Alex
8. Which person has travelled to more than fifty countries? A. Richard B. Susanna C. Alex
9. Which person thinks of languages in terms of music? A. Richard B. Susanna C. Alex
10. Which person likes to meet people in different countries? A. Richard B. Susanna C. Alex
11. Which person studies every day? A. Richard B. Susanna C. Alex
12. Which person thinks you should watch movies to learn languages? A. Richard B. Susanna C. Alex
13. Which person wants to learn more languages? A. Richard B. Susanna C. Alex
Part 2 is adapted from: https://www.fluentin3months.com/how-many-languages/

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Part 3 (CAABC)
14. Sleeping is A not as important as eating and doing exercise.
B more important than eating doing exercise.
C equally important as eating and exercising.
15. Which sentence is true? A Babies sleep more than older people.
B Teenagers sleep less than older people.
C Older people sleep more than any other group.
16. A sign that you are not getting enough sleep A feel tired during the day.
is if you B write down what you are thinking about.
C have a child.
17. Having a dark bedroom means A your room will be cold.
B you will sleep better.
C you will be too hot.
18. To have a good night’s sleep, you should A drink soft drinks before going to bed.
B do exercise to make you tired.
C not do anything exciting before going to bed.

Part 4 (BBAAAC)
Question 19-24. For each question, choose the correct answer.
Robots 0. a) in b) on c) at
Most robots you see _(0)_ films look a bit like people. They
can walk and talk and, like people, can think about _(19)_ 19. a) what b) how c) which
best to do things. For example, some of the robots from the
Star Wars films can speak _(20)_ languages. 20. a) much b) many c) lot
In real life, most robots work in factories _(21)_ cars, but they
21. a) making b) made c) make
don’t look like us at all. The most common type of robot has
one arm and no legs, and _(22)_ just one job. Robots that are 22. a) does b) makes c) plays
used in industry are controlled _(23)_ computers. These
robots never get bored. They can do the same work all day, 23. a) by b) for c) over
every day. Let’s hope that soon scientists _(24)_ build robots
to clean our houses! 24. a) have b) must c) will

Part 5
From: Jerry
To: Mika
Hi Mika,
You asked me about _0. my_ hometown. My hometown is small. 600 people live there. There is _25.
only_ one school in my town. There are two markets, but _26. no_ supermarket. People go to the
nearest city, _27. which_ is one hour away by car, to shop at a supermarket. There aren’t _28. any_
banks in my town, so most people usually go to the city once a week to withdraw money from the
bank there.
My town only has two seasons: the dry season, and the wet season. It rains for three months in
summer. It rains all day and all night, and it is _29. so_ hot and wet that you can’t dry your clothes. I
love the rainy season!
In the dry season, we go down to the river to swim every day. I love swimming _30. in_ the river!
Write soon and tell me about your hometown!
Jerry

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