Level I

1. “Hello! My first name is Pierre and my surname is Shaw. I am

twenty-five years old. I was born in Berlin but I live in a quite
small town called Loutraki. It is located in Greece. I live in a big
apartment with my wife and my two children. I have a daughter
and a son. My daughter’s name is Susana; she is three years
old.
My son’s name is Paul; he’s three months old. My wife’s name
is Emily; she is Spanish. I am a lawyer and my wife is a pilot.
We have lived in Greece for four years. I love living here but
my wife misses Barcelona a lot; her parents live there. We are
moving to Spain next year in October.” 

What is the man’s last name?

a. Pierre
b. Shaw
c. Loutraki
d. Susana

Where does Pierre live?

a. Berlin
b. Barcelona
c. Greece
d. Peru

How old is Pierre’s son?

a. He is 3 years old
b. He is 13 years old
c. He is 13 months old
d. He is 3 months old

2. My friend Mathew has a very hectic life. For starters, he has

three jobs. In the morning he works as a teacher, in the
afternoon as a taxi driver and at night as a singer. Mathew
wakes up at 4 am, he takes a shower, gets dressed and goes to
school. He doesn’t have time for breakfast at home so he has
breakfast at school. Mathew teaches 5th grade. He loves
children so enjoys his work.
At 12:30 Mathew always has lunch with his coworkers. Then he
goes to his father’s house to pick up his father’s taxi and begins
working as a taxi driver. He is a good driver and likes talking to
passengers about politics and sports. Mathew has a rock band;
at night the band plays some music at a local bar. After singing
for two hours, he goes back home, has dinner and watches a
little TV.
Mathew’s wife is pregnant; so he will quit two of his jobs soon.
He wants to share a lot of time with his family in the future.
The word “hectic” is close in meaning to:
a. frenetic
b. peaceful
c. intelligent
d. boring

Mathew wakes up ______________.

a. late
b. 4 am
c. after taking a shower
d. early

Where does Mathew have breakfast?

a. Where he works
b. In his apartment
c. We don’t know
d. He doesn’t have breakfast

3. Hello, I am Ross from Glasgow and I want to tell you about my

two favorite things.
My car is my second favorite on my list of favorite things. I am
a single father and I have 4 small children. Because of that, I
need a mode of transportation to take my children to school, to
the movies, or to visit their mother and her new husband in a
city near Glasgow.
First place on my list is my phone; what I mean is, my
smartphone. I use it all day. In the morning I use it as an alarm
to wake up; then I listen to music on the bus when I go to
work; in the afternoon I send messages to my friends and my
girlfriend on Facebook or WhatsApp. Right now I am studying
French and I use some of the apps on my phone to improve my
French.
What is the text about?
a. It is about the importance of cars and electronic devices
b. It is about Ross, his wife and his family
c. It is about a man who talks about his favorite things
d. It is about how to learn a new language

Which of the following sentences is NOT true?

a. Ross is from Glasgow
b. Ross doesn’t have children
c. Ross uses his cell phone to learn a language
d. Ross takes his children to school.

Ross uses his cell phone to:

a. Wake up, talk to his mother and study French.
b. Study French, listen to music and send messages.
c. Send messages to his friends, study French and watch movies.
d. Watch movies, listen to music and send messages
 4. Dear Francesca,

I arrived in Liverpool two days ago and I just met my roommates.

I have three roommates. Bill is from England; he is tall and heavy;
he has got hazel eyes. He is friendly and outgoing. Suzanne is
gorgeous; she is from Cape Verde so she speaks Portuguese and
English quite well. She seems to have a strong personality; I think
we will get along well. Felipe comes from Peru. He is short, thin
and athletic. He loves sports, especially rugby. He is reserved so
he doesn’t talk much.
I am so excited because tomorrow we are going to the Beatles
museum. I hope you are having a great time in The Bahamas. Tell
me about all what you’ve done there.

Love,
Arnold

How long has Arnold been Liverpool?

a. For 12 days.
b. For a long time
c. For one month
d. For a couple of days

Bill is _____________.
a. English
b. Italian
c. Chilean
d. Peruvian

The word “reserved” is close in meaning to:

a. Gorgeous
b. Introverted
c. Extroverted
d. Happy

5. Reporter: Mary, please tell us what you think about Australia and
The United States.
Mary: Well, they are really nice countries and I love both of them.
They are quite different, though.
Reporter: Tell us about those differences.
Mary: For starters, the US is larger than Australia and there are
more people there than in Australia.
Reporter: What about the food?
Mary: I love Australian food, especially Cabanossi; it is a type of
sausage. Food in Australia is more traditional and spicier than in
the States.
 Reporter: I’ve heard that Americans drive faster than Australians.
Mary: Yeah, that’s right. Roads in the US are usually safer and
bigger than in Australia so people can drive faster.
Reporter: Is it true that people in Australia are taller and thinner
than in the US?
Mary: I don’t know. Probably you are right, but I am not sure.
Reporter: Finally, let’s talk about men.
Mary: Men are most of the times more handsome in Australia.
However, my husband is American and he is pretty attractive.
Reporter: Thank you Mary for your time.

The expression “For starters” is close in meaning to:

a. Almost never
b. To begin with
c. Finally
d. Besides

Are cars in the US bigger, safer and faster than in Australia?

a. Yes, they are
b. No, they aren't
c. Not mentioned
d. Of course

Is the food in Australia more conventional than in the US?

a. Yes, it is.
b. No, it isn’t.
c. Not mentioned
d. Of course

6. I do not own a mansion, but I have an uncle who does. I guess it

can be given the name “mansion” because there are more than
ten bedrooms and a total of eight bathrooms. It has two living
rooms and a large hall that leads to the terrace. The kitchen
is huge and well equipped. There are three floors in this mansion.
As much as I always loved it when I was a kid I was terrified of
walking around at night because of how big it was. Now that I go
back there for parties and for family gatherings I feel a lot of
nostalgia and I’m reminded of how much fun we had running in
the halls of my uncle’s mansion.

Does the author of the text own the mansion?

a. Yes, she does.
b. No, she doesn’t.
c. Not mentioned
d. Of course

Which expression is close in meaning to “huge”?

 a. rather small
b. medium-size
c. jump
d. extremely large

What is NOT true about the mansion?

a. There are two living rooms
b. The kitchen is very big
c. There are less than five bathrooms
d. I sometimes go there for family gatherings.

7. Reporter: Welcome to a new episode of “Famous People’s

Families”. Today we are going to talk about the family of the new
pop star Frank Coleman. Hello Frank. Do you have a large or a
small family?
Frank: Hello. I would say small. My family consists of my wife, my
son, my parents and my two sisters.
Reporter: What about your extended family?
Frank: My father has twelve siblings and my mother seven. So I
have ten uncles and nine aunts, but to tell you the truth I only see
them at Christmas.
Reporter: Do you get along well with your sisters?
Frank: My sisters’ names are Rose and Rachel. I love my family
more than anything, so we get along well. I call them every week.
It is a very close relationship.
Reporter: Tell us about your parents.
Frank: Well, they are my heroes. My mom’s name is Ivana. She is
from Russia. She is 62 years old and is really beautiful. My father’s
name is Ralph. She is a dentist. They make a lovely couple.
Reporter: Would you like to have more children?
Frank: Yes! Actually, Elizabeth, my wife, is pregnant. We are
exited and happy. My parents don’t know yet. We are going to tell
them tomorrow.
Reporter: Wow, that’s really good news. Thank you Frank for
being here and for telling us about your family.

What does Frank do?

a. He does his homework
b. He is a singer
c. He is a movie star
d. He does his best

Who is a dentist?
a. Frank's mother
b. Frank's father
c. Ivana and Ralph are both dentists
d. Frank

How many uncles and aunts does he have?

 a. Ten
b. Twelve
c. Nineteen
d. Eighteen

Level II

1. James David Rodríguez Rubio

He is a Colombian footballer. He was born in Cúcuta on July

12th 1991. He is 1.85 meters tall. His parents’ names are Wilson
James Rodriguez Bedoya and Maria Del Pilar Rubio. Although he
was born in Cúcuta, he grew up in Ibagué. He spent most of his
childhood there.

Style of play:
He is a midfielder and a natural playmaker.

Career:
He started his career in 2006 in the Colombian team named
“Envigado FC”. Then FC Porto signed him for 5.1 million euros. He
played for FC Porto from 2010 to 2013.
After that James was signed by AS Monaco for 45 million euros,
one of the most expensive transfer fees for a Colombian
footballer. On July 22nd 2014 James signed a contract with the
famous Spanish team Real Madrid.

National Football Team:

James started playing for the national football team in 2011. In
the 2014 World Cup qualifying matches he scored three goals and
helped Colombia to qualify to the tournament held in Brazil.

Where did James grow up in?

a. Cúcuta
b. Bucaramanga
c. Imbagué
d. Envigado

When was James born?

a. In 1991
b. In 2014
c. In Brazil
d. In Cúcuta

How much did AS Monaco pay for his transfer?

a. one of the most expensive transfer fees
b. 45 million euros
 c. James was signed by AS Monaco
d. On July 22nd 2014
2. Sights in Los Angeles, California

Los Angeles is one of the biggest cities in the state of California.

The city is a very popular tourist attraction because there is so
much to see and do there. First there is the biggest attraction
of all: the ocean! Los Angeles is only minutes away from the
beautiful beaches on the coast of the Pacific Ocean. Because of
this, surfing and other water sports are very common there.
Another popular sight is Hollywood and the walk of fame. This
star covered sidewalk shows the names of hundreds of popular
actors, actresses, musicians, and more. Many people visiting
the city walk up and down the sidewalk in search of their
favorite star. There are even bus tours the visitors can go on to
see the homes of the famous people who live in Los Angeles.

According to the text, can tourists meet popular actors, actresses and
musicians in the walk of fame?
a. Yes, they can
b. No, they can’t
c. Not mentioned
d. Of course

What can tourists find in the walk of fame?

a. Homes of famous people
b. Wax figures of celebrities
c. Beaches on the coast of the Pacific Ocean
d. Stars with names of famous people

Which expression is NOT close in meaning to “in search of”?

a. In spite of
b. Looking for
c. Seeking
d. Trying to find

Which sight is not mentioned in the text?

a. Houses of famous people
b. The walk of fame
c. The Atlantic Ocean
d. Hollywood

3. Nelson Mandela biography

Nelson Mandela was a South African activist and politician, who

was convicted to life in prison in 1962 for trying to overthrow
the apartheid government. He got out of prison in 1990 after
 apartheid ended. Mandela used his popularity and charisma to
become President of South Africa from 1994 to 1999.

After his presidency, Nelson Mandela continued to fight for

equality and justice. Even retirement couldn’t stop Mandela
from speaking his mind to people all over the world.

He became a popular speaker who toured the world, inspiring

people with his message. Nelson Mandela received many
awards during his life, including the Nobel Peace Prize and the
Presidential Medal of Freedom. He fathered six children during
his life. He passed away on December 5, 2013 at the age of
95. 

Mandela was the president of South Africa for _____________.

a. seven years.
b. five years
c. four years
d. ever

The word “prison” is close in meaning to:

a. jail
b. bedroom
c. sanatorium
d. house

Which of the following statements IS NOT true?

a. Mandela was a charismatic and popular political leader.
b. Mandela received only two awards in his life: The Nobel Peace
Prize and the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
c. Mandela spoke before audiences around the world about justice
and equality.

The expression “He passed away” is close in meaning to:

a. He surrendered
b. He left
c. He went back
d. He died

4. A typical American lunch

Imagine it’s lunchtime, and you are hungry. You want something

delicious to eat, and you want to make sure that your server brings
you food that you like. Here’s how to order an American lunch:

If you want to try a classic American meal, ask for a cheeseburger,

fries and a soda. A cheeseburger is made with ground beef that is
broiled, fried or grilled. Topped with melted cheese and placed on a
sliced bun, a cheeseburger may be enhanced with the addition of
ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise and pickles.

French fries are made with cut potatoes that are deep-fried to a
golden brown color. Great French fries are crispy on the outside and
tender on the inside. Most Americans dip the ends of French fries in
ketchup before eating them.

Sodas are bubbly beverages that come in a variety of flavors. The

most popular American sodas, also known as “soft drinks,” are Coca
Cola, Pepsi and 7-Up. Root beer and ginger ale are other American
soft drinks that are found in most lunch restaurants.

The expression “you are hungry” is close in meaning to:

a. You are starving
b. You are crazy
c. You are hot
d. You are thirsty

What’s the objective of the text?

a. To tell you about the history of hamburgers
b. To make you hungry
c. To make you buy hamburgers
d. To tell you about a typical American lunch

What is the main topic of the second paragraph?

a. Types of burgers
b. The cheeseburger
c. Usual toppings for hamburgers in the USA
d. Places to buy burgers

What is the main topic of the third paragraph?

a. French Fries
b. Potatoes
c. French cuisine
d. Tomatoes

What is the main topic of the fourth paragraph?

a. The importance of sodas for an American lunch
b. Typical American drinks
c. Soft drinks
d. Sodas

5. How do Americans celebrate Halloween?

This is one of the favorite celebrations that Americans have

through the year. The reason for this is that it allows people to
 dress up in costumes and go to fun parties and events, but the
ones that enjoy Halloween the most are usually the children. They
will dress up and go out with their parents to ask for candy. Trick
or treating has been the main way to celebrate Halloween for
everyone in the US.
Halloween is also celebrated by many adults who throw costume
parties at their homes. There are also locations that hold contests
for the most amazing looking costumes that come out to
participate and the celebration in general is quite fun for most
people, except those who are not interested having to open their
door every five minutes to give candy to kids.

There are usually pumpkin pies that are made during this
celebration because a lot of people make lanterns out of pumpkins
and they are called “Jack-o-lanterns”. People remove the insides
of the pumpkin and they carve different shapes and faces on the
outside. A candle is then placed inside of the pumpkin in order to
give it a spooky glow that lights up the carved figures and can be
seen from a long distance.

The expression “the ones” can be replaced by:

a. the Halloween
b. the people
c. the celebrations
d. the candies

What do parents do on Halloween?

a. They take their children to ask for candy
b. They make candy for their children
c. They sell candy to children
d. They drink beer at home

Who doesn’t enjoy Halloween?

a. People that do not have five minutes because they are busy
b. The children who have a stomachache
c. People who do not like opening their doors to give candy to
children
d. Children who don’t have money

What is NOT mentioned about pumpkins?

a. A candle is then placed inside of the pumpkin
b. They are used to make Jack-o-lanterns
c. They are used to make pies
d. They are used as make costumes

6. Grunge (Type of music)

Grunge is a type of music that became popular during the early

1990s. It grew out of punk rock and heavy metal bands that
 blended aggressive sounds with thoughtful lyrics. Some of the
most popular grunge bands included Pearl Jam, Nirvana, and Alice
in Chains. Many musicians from this period of American alternative
music went on to find success in similar genres. Much of the music
connected to the grunge movement came from Washington State.
Pearl Jam and Alice in Chains, for instance, were based in Seattle.
Nirvana formed in a small, working class town about two hours
from Seattle. These bands experimented with noisy guitars, heavy
drums, and loud vocals, but many of their most popular songs
used acoustic instruments. Many people consider the death of
Nirvana’s Kurt Cobain as the end of the grunge era.

Pearl Jam, Nirvana, and Alice in Chains are:

a. musicians
b. gauge bands
c. grunge groups
d. actors

Where was the grunge band Nirvana created in?

a. Washington
b. Nirvana
c. Seattle
d. Alice in Chains

Which of the following statements is NOT true?

a. Grunge bands always used noisy guitars, heavy drums, and loud
vocals
b. Grunge is connected to "punk rock" and "heavy metal"
c. Kurt Cobain was very important for "grunge"
d. Grunge became popular during the early 1990s

7. iPad Air review

With a new design based on the successful iPad Mini, Apple have
relaunched their tablet computer range with the iPad Air.

The result is a stunning piece of technology that is both a joy to

use and powerful enough for most of the tasks you’ll want to do
on it.

Compared to older versions of the iPad, the Air is lighter and

easier to handle. In terms of performance, the Air is a great
option. It comes with a fair number of free apps, which make it a
functional addition to your personal technology right out of the
box. However, with these apps and the HD quality of the device,
the lower priced 16GB option isn’t worth buying. Instead, opt for
the much more useful 128GB device, which will allow you to fully
take advantage of all the iPad Air has to offer.
The adjective “stunning” is close in meaning to:
a. affordable
b. spectacular
c. useful
d. expensive

The older versions of the iPad were:

a. Heavier and more difficult to handle than the iPad Air
b. Lighter and easier to handle than the iPad Air
c. Quite powerful
d. more expensive

According to the review, it would be a great idea to buy:

a. the iPad mini
b. the 16 GB iPad Air
c. the 128 GB iPad Air
d. the iPad Pro

Level III

1. Reading about the weather

As they did almost every morning, the two elderly friends were sat
slowly enjoying a steaming cup of warming coffee at a corner
table. The first looked up at the rapidly darkening skies outside
and quoted an old saying:
“When the wind’s in the south, the rain’s in its mouth. “
For a moment, the other man said nothing, but simply continued
to stare out of the window. Then, as they put on their heavy
overcoats, scarves and gloves, and prepared to leave, he smiled
and added:
“My grandfather told me a long time ago that the ‘south wind
warms the aged ‘“. Stepping out of the warmth of the coffee house
into the chill of an early spring morning, the first man said gruffly:
“I bet he never spent his winters in Nebraska!”

What can we infer from the first paragraph?

a. A steaming cup of coffee is great in the mornings.
b. They drink a cup of tea in winter.
c. The elderly like to drink coffee.
d. The two friends usually have coffee together in the mornings.

The expression “the aged” is close in meaning to:

a. elderly people
b. young people
c. adults
d. babies
Does the story take place in Nebraska?
a. Yes, it does.
b. No, it doesn’t
c. We don't know. There isn't enough information

Order the following sentences chronologically:

I. The two friends left the house.
II. One of the men said something about a state of the US.
III. The two friends are having a cup of coffee.
IV. The two friends put on their warm clothes.

a. IV-III-I-II b. IV-III-II-I c. III-IV-II-I d. III-IV-I-II

2. The scruffily dressed old man had shuffled to the head of

the queue at the bank and was called forward by a much younger
lady who looked tired after a hard day.

- “How can I help sir?” she asked politely. He lifted his battered
hat from his head and laid it on the counter.

- “I’d like to open a checking account please.”

She asked him for some form of identification and he produced

both a driver’s license and his passport. She noted, with surprise,
that he was a well-traveled man, in spite of his down-at-heel
appearance. The formalities completed, he then asked if he could
make his first deposit.

- “Of course sir,” she replied, and was astonished when he passed
over a check for four million dollars. Noting her surprise, the old
man grinned through his few remaining teeth and said:

- “Never judge a book by its cover!”

The word “queue” is close in meaning to:

a. park
b. line
c. money
d. cash

Who looked tired?

a. the bank teller
b. the old man
c. nobody
d. many people
The phrase “he produced both a driver’s license and his passport” could
be replaced by:
a. he broke both a driver's license and his passport
b. he created both a driver's license and his passport
c. he doesn’t have his driver’s license or his passport.
d. he brought out both a driver's license and his passport

Which of the following ideas is NOT MENTIONED in the text?

a. The old man has a lot of money.
b. The man has traveled a lot.
c. The old man had a hat.
d. The man has renewed driver's license and his passport recently.

Which of the following sentences IS TRUE?

a. The woman does not work at the bank.
b. The woman loves reading books.
c. The woman is surprised when the old man gave her the check.
d. The woman has a lot of money.

What’s the meaning of “Never judge a book by its cover “?

a. Do not judge people who like reading.
b. You can't judge the quality or character of someone or something
just by looking at them.
c. Rich people always judge poor people.
d. Books are really cool.

3. (a.) _________________________________________

If you are planning to cook hamburgers for dinner tonight, you will need
one pound of ground beef or ground chuck to make four 1/4 pound
hamburgers. This meal will feed 4 people and will take about 30 minutes
to cook.

Step 1 – (b.) _________________________________________

Here is the list of food you should buy at the grocery store:

-1 pound ground beef or ground chuck

-1 pack hamburger buns
-1 tomato

Step 2 – (c.) _________________________________________

Place the frying pan on the stove. Turn the stove to medium heat. Let
the pan preheat for 5 minutes while you make the hamburgers. You
want the pan to be very hot when you start cooking the meat.
Step 3 – (d.) _________________________________________
Use your hands or a knife to divide the pound of ground meat into 4
equal portions. Roll each portion in your hands until it forms a ball.
When you have finished, you should have 4 balls that are almost the
same size.

Flatten each ball between the palms of your hands so that you have 4
flattened hamburger patties that are about the same size.

Step 4 – (e.) _________________________________________

Place the hamburger patties into the preheated frying pan. Cook them
for approximately 15 minutes. Flip each patty with a spatula and cook
for 15 minutes on the other side.

Step 5 – (f.) _________________________________________

After the hamburgers have finished cooking, place each on a hamburger
bun. Top each burger with a slice of tomato and you are ready to serve
dinner!

You can “dress up” your hamburger by adding whatever sauce, cheese,
or vegetable you like best. Common choices of sauces in the United
States are mayonnaise, mustard, ketchup, or steak sauce. Common
“toppings” for hamburgers are cheese, mushrooms, onions, or pickles.

Choose the correct title for each heading:

I. Prepare the frying pan for cooking ( )

II. Cook the hamburgers ( )
III. Go to the grocery store ( )
IV. How to make a hamburger ( )
V. Dressing your Burger ( )
VI. Make the hamburger patties ( )

4. Good afternoon,

My name is Larry Reed. I am the executive director of MarBuild,

the leading industrial security company on the continent. One of
your clients, Lars Evans, has given us many good references for
your company. We would like to find out more regarding the
following items:

I would like to request a catalogue of your industrial security

products as soon as possible. I would also like an estimate for the
cost of the new model of TR493 security cameras. My company
would like to modernize our security systems and your products
seem to be appropriate for achieving this objective.
 Finally, I would like to know if it would be possible to schedule a
meeting on Tuesday of next week in the afternoon sometime. My
company is interested in meeting with an experienced supplier in
the industrial security market; for the reasons I have mentioned
previously, we would like to discuss our options with the
operations director.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Cordially,
Larry Reed.

What is the purpose of the email?

a. To complain about security systems.

b. To talk to Lars Evans.
c. To ask for a catalogue and to set up a meeting.
d. To ask for a party.

Which of the following sentences IS NOT TRUE about MarBuild?

a. It is an Industrial Security company
b. It wants to do business with an inexperienced company
c. It wants to modernize its security systems
d. Larry Reed executive director of the Company.

What will probably happen next?

a. Someone from MarBuild will meet an operations director
b. The TR493 model will not become a successful product
c. Larry Reed will quit Marbuild
d. They will not buy anything.

5. Attention passengers of Flight 45XT with a final destination of

Trinidad and Tobago on Jetways Airlines. We wanted to inform
you that the flight has been cancelled due to a mechanical
problem with the plane’s landing gear. Right now passengers
have two options to cope with this delay:

o See one of the airline officials located on the second floor of

this airport and ask for a refund of all your money. The
money will not be immediately refunded; it will be deposited
in the bank account of the person listed on the ticket.
o Wait 5 hours in the boarding area to board flight 46XT to
Trinidad and Tobago. Jetways Airlines will cover the costs of
lunch and dinner during the delay that this has caused.
 Thank you for traveling with Jetways, the airline of the
future.

What is the purpose of the announcement?

a. To inform
b. To criticize
c. To analyze
d. To smile

The expression “due to” in the text is closest in meaning to:

a. because of
b. why
c. because
d. why of

Why has the flight been cancelled?

a. Because of the weather
b. Because the plane is delayed
c. Due to a problem with the airplane
d. Due to an important meeting

If a passenger decides to wait for the plane, who will pay for lunch and
dinner?
a. The airplane
b. Jetways
c. The bank
d. The passenger

What is NOT true about the announcement?

a. It is optional to wait for flight 46XT
b. Passengers can talk to Jetways staff on the second floor of the
airport
c. Passengers may get their money back in cash

6. Review of Breaking Bad

There is no question that a few series have come out that have been
able to revolutionize the way in which TV is perceived by the audiences.
It seems like this last decade has been a clear win for TV in general
because some of the best plots and dramatic twists have occurred on the
small screen instead of the big screen. One of those amazing TV shows
has been AMC’s hit drama Breaking Bad.

The show was released back in January 2008 and it told the story of
Walter White, who is an underpaid and unaccomplished chemistry
teacher that is diagnosed with cancer. He finds himself with the dilemma
of thinking about what he needs to do in order to provide his family with
enough money before he dies. This gives him the idea of becoming a
methamphetamine cook in order to make loads of money and leave his
family with the financial support they needed.

He gets to know this kid who he used to teach in high school. Jesse
Pinkman is the ultimate loser that sells drugs in the streets and spends
the money he earns in drugs to get high on, but he has the connecting
that Walter needs in order to start selling the drugs. The show will allow
you to get to know both characters very well and their twisted
relationship is almost that of a dysfunctional father and son.

 Without spoiling it for those who have yet to see it. You will go through
a rollercoaster of emotions in which you will love and hate Walter and
Jesse. There will be many peculiar characters that will get in their way,
but if there is one thing this show will never do is make you feel bored or
uninterested, with a couple of exceptions in the 4th season. Aside from
that this is probably the best drama TV show that has ever been made.

Does the author seem to have a positive opinion of the Breaking Bad?
a. Yes, he does.
b. No, he doesn’t.
c. Not mention.
d. It doesn’t say.

The author of this review would probably agree with:

a. Walter is a terrible father because he doesn't help Jesse.
b. Breaking Bad is as good as any other television series.
c. Breaking Bad will be in the big screen.
d. Some episodes in the fourth season are boring.

What has happened in the last ten years?

a. Small screens have proven to be better and more reliable than big
screens.
b. AMC has aired the best TV programs and the best movies.
c. Television series are better than movies.
d. The TV industry has produced some of the best plots.

Which of the following ideas is NOT mentioned in the text?

a. Probably both characters met for the first time in a school.
b. The two characters use drugs.
c. One of the characters has a serious disease.
d. Walter used to be a chemistry teacher

According to the review, viewers will most likely:

a. feel sometimes bad and disappointed, and some other times
happy and excited.
b. watch all the episodes of season 4.
c. love Walter White but hate Jesse Pinkman.
d. go to the cinema more often.