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PENGU IN E N G L IS H G UI ES
 Test Your
ocabu ary
Peter Watcyn Jones
and Olivia ohnston

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1 In the kilchen
33 Verbs and I ICU1S 3 .
2 Adjectives with the same
34 Adjectrves: t/Wlgs 58
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Fifth Impression 2005 35 FNi\ 00:1 vegetables 60
3 In the garden 3
First published In Sweden by Kursvei'Ksamhetens IMag 1979 36 PITa , 62
4 In the study 4
Published by Penguin Books 1985, 1996 37 Fun and leisure 1 64
This edition published 2002 5 Things to buy 6 38 Fun and le isure 2 66
T e ~   copyright C Peter Watcyn-Jones 1979, 2002 6 8
_ 1 39 Places to live 68
Text copyright C Olivia Johnston 2002 7 Bedroom things 10 40 P , , 70
8 Famify lile 12 41 ptyases 3
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22 Adjectives: people 38 55 Abstract nouns 96
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To the student 1 n the kitchen
Write the numbers 1 to 12 next to the correct words.
This book will help you to learn new English words while having fun at the
same time. Many of the tests use pictures - such as the tests on the things bowl q  <: 2 2
in the house, fruit and vegetables, sports. clothes and places in town. Others
are based on word types - for example, verbs, adjectives and prepositions. bread board
There are also lests on pairs of words thai together. opposites, and woo:Is
that people otten mix up . Use the coolents list to find the right lest for you.
Or go through the book and choose one that lOOkS interesting Of has
loth

co rkscrew
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drawings that you like. So if you fee  like doing a crossword, choose a electric ke tt le 3 4
crossword. If feel looking al cartoons. one of the Phrases tests
fr ying pan
where you match words to a picture. If a lest is fun to do, this is one of the - '- ' -
best ways of learning new wo r ds fast. There's no need to start at the
beginning and work through every lesl in the book. The tests al the end are
jug

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no more diffICult than the ones al the beginning.
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There are tip boxes on nearly every page. They will give you exira help and

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tea towe l
information. They will also give you ideas on how to learn new words.
in ope ner
To really l ea rn a new word, you will need to do each test more than once.
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So use a pencil 10 write the answers in the book when you test yourself. toaster
Then, check your answers and look carefully at the words you didn t know or
got wrong. Finally, rub out your answers ready for the next time you try that
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test. Each test wi. take you between five and fifteen minutes the first time you
do ii , but the nexltime you win probably be much quicker.
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The tests in this book do not get harder as you go from Test 1 to Test 60 . .
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However, the five books in the est Your Vocabulary series are carefully graded
from Book 1 fOf beginnernj to Book 5, which is for advanced students. If you 11 12
find this book is too easy, try the next one up . If you find it is too hard, try the
next one down.

Good luck with learning the words in this book. And we hope that you will
en}oy using the words in real situations once you've learnt them here.

Peter Watcyn-Jones and Olivia Johnston

p • In English we can often put two nouns toge ther to make compound
nouns like bread board and tin opener  Sometimes the two nouns are
written as one word like saucepan and corkscrew

• In British English the cloth tha t we use fOf drying dishes is a tea towel  In
American English, irs a dish cloth 

Test Your Vocabu lary 2

2 Adjectives w. ith the 3 In the garden
same meaning Write the numbers   to 14 next to the correct words.
Find words with the same meaning in the wordsquare J 1 and write
them down. appl e tree - q- garage

w on derful f nt stic 9 cheap back door ladder

2 awf u l 10 sad balco ny [awn

3 wei rd 11 exciting bins leaves

• enormous 12 unattractive chimney path

5 good looking 13 ricll
fence pool
6 uninteresting . angry
f ront door steps
7 impolite 15 fright en i ng

8 intell igent

W L 0 F E S Y P P A H N U
T E A A I F Y I N G S T 0
A T T A A C T I V E P L E
G 0 E V I S N E P X E N I
T H A I L L I N G A S E A
A A W A Y 0 U T U Y L G U
Y U T E A A I B L E A 0 Y 2
H 0 F A N T A S T I C C G
T E E S L U A M I N T L N
L 0 G S T A A N G E 0 E I
A A U M I G A L E S T V A
E 0 H A E 0 A A F I N E 0 11
W E F U A I 0 U S F 0 A B

p To form the opposite 01 some adie(:l ives, we can put a prefi)( in front Of
them   The prefix un- is the corrmones l one meaning not . for example
unattractive uninteresting unintelligent  unpopular. The prefix Im- also
means not. S less common than un - and it can Oftot go in Iront 01words
tha I begin with m or p   for example impolite  impossible and immoral.

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4 In the study
Wr ite the numbers 1 to 14 next to the correct wo rds .
7 8 9

biro

calculat or

cale nda r

desk

diary

filing ca binet
2

~
10 11
  12

fP
paper =; , ... e
fountain pen
~ S
pencil - , - '
  ' , ~
.::-

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-

pencil sharpener
3
rubber

ruler 13 14

scissors

stapler

4 5

I   • Ano th er word fOf a biro is a ballpoint  The wo rd biro comes from the
name of the man who Invented the first ballpoi nt pen in 1938, the
Hungarian Lazlo Biro, l a l l o s biros became very popular with pilots
because they worked well at high altitudes.
6
• Th ere are other English words thaI come from the names of Inven tors
The word sandwich is Pfobably the most famou on e The sandwich was
invented In 1762 by the Earl of Sand wich. In 1762 he pu t a piece of
.. coo ked me at between two slices of bread so that he could carry on
plaYin g cards while he was eating.

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5 Things to buy
Write the correct phrase from the bO x under each picture,

a bag of
a carton of
a pot of
a bar of
a dozen
a ron of
a boWe of
a jar of
a l in of
a box o f
a loaf of
a tub of
a bunch of

a t \:lee ef
a packet of

10
biscuits
11
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I
orange juice
1 :
12
t
~ _\ ~ - J I'

yoghurt

a tube

toothpaste
of 2
'
I .

jam
,
-.

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r/

3
. i .

tomatoes
.  ; l

13 14 15

..
doughnuts toilet paper popcorn

, ~

\ . . . . ~ "
~
1  

j , ;

4 5 6
flowers eggs olive oil

..
,,
~  
.

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-
 
;] P • In BnIISh n g ~ S h

lemonade. We use the

we use the word can lor dri nkS : a can
tin f a tin
apricots  In American English the word can IS used for food a nd drinks.
of
of b e e r

tomatoes I beans I
I co/a I

. . • We don 't JUst use the word b r ~ h chocolate. We also use il with soap.

• In formal situatlOfl S, we talk about a bouquet or flOwers , not a bunch.

7 8 9 s she came off the plane  the president was given 8 bouquet
matches ch oco late bread 1 flowers.

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 6 Phrases 1
Match the words to the pictures. Write the letters a to h in the balloons. 5 6

a Don t worry. [ won t.

b Thanks. I ll need it.

c Same to you.

d Sure. What s the problem?

e I m bored.

e too.

9 Nor do I.

h I m afraid I m using it. 7 8

I don t go out
very ,c/o.
2
OM you do m
a (OVO ,.? Don't W orlc. too nord.

3 4
Good luck in
What . the
your 8 ~ o m
mot h,,,.?

p • The expression Me too and Me neither are shg ht ly less forma l ways of
saying So am I I So do I and Nor am Nor do I. They only la) ist in the
fi rs t person sing ular. We can 't, for example, say r I hm Ro;tRcr  
['he negallve form Me neither IS less common than the pos it we torm
Me roo

• The exp ression Same to you is short for The same to you .

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7 Bedroom things 7 B

Write the numbers 1 to 12 next to the correct words.

alarm dock
q

bed

blanket 9 1

chest of drawers •
G:JG:J
,I.
curtain s

dr awer
n
G:::55
-   ':i
duvet

mattress
2
11 12 , /,

, ,
})
mirror ' .
.
,
pillow

sheet
~ v7.
,\ ,J
wardrobe

3 4
p • The word duvet IS French . There are other Fren ch words thai have
become part of the English language, for example cafe restaurant
garage   bouquet and menu. How man y fore.gn WOfds can you thin k of
that have beco me part of your language?

• A word-web is a u seful way of recording new words. Choose a subject

that you like and write one word In the midd le of a big piece of paper.
Vv hich words in English or your own language come into your Mad? Use
a dic l ionafy \0 build up your web. Here IS an example of a word-w eb
based on the word house.

5 6
• .' . .,
• h P
• ~p R  
, 0
• eo
c' S. . '@

~ ••• ~ J 0  l :Jl , , <>

0 € ~   V

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 8 Family life B What do they an say about family lile? Choose the correct word for
each gap.
A Read Heidi s words and write the names of the people 00 the famity
tree.
aunt brother-in -law oousins daughter- in -Law ex-wife
My name  s HeidI. I'm married to Kerlm. We have two faiRer iA law grandparents husband sister-in-law
chi ldren, Aisha and Leila. My mum, Wendy, d ied when I son-in-law stepmother uncle wife
was a teenager. My dad, Ke ith , got married to Katrina
fourt ee n years ago. J've got one sister, Gi n a, and one
~ r t e r Andy. Gina's married to Jean-Claude, who's French. Keri lll : My I) f a t n e , . - i n / aw Keith is really nice. We're partners in a
fhey've got a little girl ca ll ed Ju li e and a boy of twelve computer software co mpany.
:alled Michael. My brother Andy was ma rried to a girl called Aisllfl: My (2) Gina is really bossy. She always makes me eat
:aro li ne but Ihey got divorced. Lu ckily t hey didn t have everythi ng on my plate.
my children. Now he's married to a girl called Susanna. Lei/a My (3) Andy sh ou ld get divorced again. I don t lik e
his wife, Susanna.
Heidi: like my (4) _   Katrina very much. She's like a real
mother to me.
KeitlJ My (5) Kerim, is a really reliable person. [ cou ldn t
manage the business withou t him .
Gi l/a:I don  t get o n very well with my (6) Susanna. I get
on much better with Andy's (7) , Ca ro line.
/. Clmuie; My (8) And y is a reall y nice guy but I don t like his
9) Susanna very mu ch. She co mplains about everything.
Jlllie; My (10) Aisha and Le ila a re co ming o n holiday with us
next summer. We're going to rent a big house in th e south of France.
Michael: I m trying to teach my ( 11 ) Kei th and Katrina to
speak French. They're really slow 
Susalll/a: My (12) Andy prefers his sisters to me.
L----.JII II II I L-I ------ I ---I------ ID Kl itll: [ get on well with everyone in the family. We ll , nea rl y everyone.
I have a problem with my (13) _ _ _ _ Susanna.

~ l ~ p The plural of sister in law and brother in law IS sisters in law and

I II II II I brothers In law

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9 obs
Complete the sentences with the correct words from the box 
9 My cO ll si n Luigi is fixing somebody s car. He  s a

accountant Elf€hiteel camerawoman carpenter disc jockey 10 My cousin Annabel works for a make-up comp n y. She s trying to
nig ht attendant jou rnalist librarian mechanic plumber sell their products in Frankfurt this week. She s a _ _
presenter sales rep sound eng ineer tOlJ guide traffic warden
11 My aunt Su e is working with a film crew in Af ric a. She operates
the camera. She s a _  
Eve ryone in m y family works rea ll y ha rd
12 My uncle Tim is working with th e same film crew He h as to
1 At the moment, my father is designin g a hosp ital. He s n re<: ord the voices nd sounds. He s a _ _ _   _ _
rchit e c t

13 Ev eryone recognizes my cou si n Lucy when she goes to the

2 My mo the r is on a plane somewhere above the Atl an ti c Oce  n. su permarket. She s a TV _   _ _
She s not on a business trip or on ho li day. She s a _   _ _ _

14 My cousin Carol is in terviewing a politici  n today. She works for

3 My sister Marsha is asleep at th e moment bu t she was playing a newspaper. She s a _ _ _ _ _ _ _
records at a radio station all last night. She s a _ _

4 My bro ther Dave makes kitc he n cupb oa rd s nd dining room

15
a_  
I  ve got t o ta ke a group of tou ri sts round London later today. I m
_ _
tllble s. He s a _ _

5 My brother Fra nk is probably putt ing a ticket on a car. That ticket

me  ns somebody has to pay a ne. Frank is a _ _ _ _ _  
6 My o th er brother, Andrew, is mending somebody s hot water
system. He s a _   _ _

7 My unt Lu isa counts up othe r people s mo n ey. She tells people

how much tax th ey need to pa y. She s n _  
B M uncle Martin is probably putting books back on a shel f. He s a
p • The phrase sa les rep is sho rt for sales representative  The short form is
mUCh corrrnoner
• There are several WOlds for a person who leaches: teacher instroctor
and coach We say a maths I language teache r. a driving instroct r and
a tennis I football coach.

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 1 Verbs and nouns 1 1 1 Let s get technical
A Match the verbs to Ihe nouns. Complete the sentences with the correct words from the box.

Ve r bs No uns
1 boil a a hole ld answerphone c li ck floppy disk e-mail fa>

2 dial b al programme Internet printer program recharge sc reen

3 dig c a video
4 feed d some water
Could you prin t another O ~ p ~ y   of this lette r. want
5 pou, e the coffee
to keep one and give o ne to Steve.
6 record the dog
7 rent 9 the number
2 My _ _ _   addre ss is ]ucyjoffe@hotshots.co.uk.

8 lea r h the plants 3 Tina s got a good computer _ _ _   whi c h teac hes you

9 tidy the room to type in ten les so ns.

10 water your jeans 4 You can find some really cheap air tickets on the _ _

5 If you loo k at a computer all da y, your eyes get

B Complete each sentence with the correct verb + noun
ti red.
I m going to make some pasta. First [ need to oil some w a t e r .
6 I  ve got a colour . It s very fast and can print up
2 Be careful or you ll _ _ _ on the nail in that fence.
a minute.
 
to ten pages
3 Can you _ _ , please? He s looking hungry.
7 Put the in the computer and save your work
4 Can you ? Or would you prefer tea?
on t
5 1 always forget to and t hen they suddenly die.
   
  8 Move the mouse slowly on th e mat and _ _ _ on t h e
6 If we re going to plant that tree, we need to _ _ first.
left button.
7 J m going out tonight. Can you _   for me? It s on
9 This mobil e p h o n e isn t working. I need to _   _ _ it.
Channel 4 at eight o clock.
8 I m having some friends round tonight. [ must _ _   10 J m going to draw a map and it to Se lina. She s
It s in a terrible mess. coming here thi s afternoon and she doesn t know the way.

9 Th ere s nothing good on TV tonight. Let s _   _ _ 11 Martin wasn t in so I left a message on his _ _ _ _ _
10 We have to call Lisa. My hands are wet. Can you _ _ _   _ ,

p • Th e words program and programme both eXst In British Engfish . The

p Th e verb rent has tw o mea nings:

• to pay money to use somelhing.
fOlTTl program is used
lor TV. tn
lor compu ters while the form programme is used
m erican En glish, there is on ly one form: program

I need to rent a car this weekend so I can drive to Wales. • Th e spelling of disk with a k is only used for computer disks. The word is spel l
• to lend something In return for money. he rents rooms to students. with a c when H el  lfS to music . fOf exa mple compact disc. disc ;ockey 

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   2 Around the house 4 d

Match the things that go together. Draw tines from each word on the lett to
the correct word 00 the right.

cup z ~ batteries

sallcepan - brush

torch saucer
5 e
p int nail

h mmer top

needle thre d

hot water bottl e lin

a
6
,'

2 b
7 9

S   ti EJ

3 c

) ,

p The word brush can be used

for:
with anolher noun to show what the brush
p int bnJsh hairbrush toothbrush clothe s brush make- upbrush.
IS used

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   3 Verbs : saying
Write the missing verbs in the sentences below. Choose from the following :
10 In class we sometimes __ _ _ _ _ _ _ po li tics and big news
stor ies.

ag   ' argue -eeeteI describe ex plain

promise pronounce r efuse 11 Please _______ _ you won't tell anyone else. It's a secret
guess introduce
reply suggest tha nk ' between us .

12 They often _ _ _ __ _ _ _ about money because he says she

1 What shall I buy Linda for her b ir thday: a CD or a book? I can 't spends too much.
de ide
13 They walll an answer to their quest ions. We have to
2 Can you _   he man who stole your bag? _ _ _ _ _ __ _ to their leiter th is week.

14 When you come to New York, [ I[ you to all

3 How old are you?
[ m not tellin g. You ll have to _   _ _
my friends.

15 You don I he in the word rllI/lII/).

4 Don't _ __ _ _ _ _ _ this to a nyone. I don t want anyone
else to know.

5 How ca n I _   _ you rOf all your kindness?

6 ____ _   we go to the Picasso exhibitio n thi s

morning and have lunch at the art gallery.

7 I don t understand this chemistry. Ca n you _ _ _ _   t

to me?

8 I fe ll sorry fo r her and when she asked me to he lp her, [ couldn't

9 [ usually -   - --c-- -
li ke the same sort of thin gs.
There are severa ways of remembellng the meaning 01 new words. You can
with Jim about films an d books. We
wllte a translatlOfl. draw a picl ure, WI1te an example senlenca USing Ihe
word, wn le an explanation r English or your own language. On Ihis page.
you win learn lhe meanings ol lhe verbs from the example sen tences_You
may a so be able 10 WIlle a lronsfatlOfllnlo your own language 01 some of
the verbs .

20 Test Yo ur Vocabulary 2 Tes l Your Voc abu lalY 2 21

   4 Money
Complete the sentences with the correct verbs in the Past Simple.

cost count earn find hide lose -ffIake. pay save steal

7 £5 in the 8 When I t

stree t yesterday there was more.

This com pan y m de a 2 _ _ £3 mi lion

profit of £25 million last year. f rom the bank.

9 £4 for this 10 ll my
haircut. money in Las Vegas.

3 _   up all my 4 th e money
n thiS test. ail the WQ ds you have to write in the gaps are verbs. Try making
a money word web thai uses verbs . nouns and adjectIVes . You can include
pocket money to buy these. un d er this tree.
the verbs from this test. Start like this:

5 It only £3 000. 6 _ _   £250 000 last

year.

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   5 Prepositions of
movement 9 We drove he castle gates.

Write the missing prepositions in the sentences below. a) be tween bJ in to c) th rough

watched the schoolchildren walking _- POoC ,'---_ my house on

10 Th frog jum ped o ut of the lake _   a st one ncar my
their way to school.
foot.
a from @past c) al ong
a on top of b above c) onto

2 T he tw o boys ran th e road.

11 I waved at her and she walked me slow ly smiling.
a) opposi te b) agains t c) across
a towards b) nea r c) between

3 She put the hat her wardrobe.

12 The y were ti red afte r running _ the fi eld three ti mes.
a on top of b) over c) th rough
a over b) near c) roun d

4 They spent the day walking _   the river bank.

a) across b) ilbove c) alo ng

5 The helicopter flew _ _ _ _ _ the town and we saw people in

their garde ns.

a on top of b along c) over

Drawing pictures is a good way of remembering the meaning of
6 The leopard moved slowly _ _ the long g ra ss. prepositions. TI le pictures can be Quite Smple . For example:

a) t h rough b} between c) inside

7 Th e old man fe ll _ _ _ bed a nd hurt hi s arm .

a) away from b) in fron t of c) o ut of

onto off
8 I heard th e police officer say, 'Move away _ _   he car.'

a) of b) from c) out

0\ I I I \
into
0 out of

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   6 In the town 5 6

Write the numbers 1 to 12 next to lhe correct word ": .

art ga ll ery _ 2_
dep rtment store

factory

market
7 8
pave m ent

pedestrian crossi ng

rou ndabout

sea fron t

shoppi ng mall

tourist information
9 1

town hiltl

underground station

12

3 4

p • In London  the underground is often ca lled the tub e. People say;

Where is the nearest tube statio n? Can we g t there by tube? What
lime iii the last lube?

• In New YOfk, the sub w y is the eQuwalen l of the London Underground. In

Washingtoo DC it is called the Metro.

Tes t Yo ur Vo c a b ulary 2 27
26 Te s t You r Vo c a b u la ry 2
   7n t he living room
Write the numbers 1 to 16 next to the correct words. 7 8 9

armchair L
blind

cushion

firep lace

fruit bowl 10 12
lamp

music system 2 ,
,, , ,
.
pai n ting ,
piano

rem ote contro l

13 14
shelves

sofa

speakers

table mat

TV
6
video recorder

4 5 6

p • Other phrases meaning Ihe same as music system are stereo   stereo
system and sound system
• The phrase V deo recorder S usually shortened to video: Tum the video
on A video S also the lim that you wa tch on a video 
I ve got TitanI on video I ve rented It from our local video shop

28 Test Your ocabulary 2 Test Your ocabulary 2 29

   8 Choose the word
Choose lhe WOf d to best complete each sentence.
10 When we were in Spain last year, we al a fabulous
hotel ov e rl ooking the beach.
W hen yo u pay fo r something, you usually get a re eipt
•
al stayed b stopped c) lived
a) recipe @ receipt c bill

2 We ha d a very time in London la st sum m er.

11 The doctor gave her a _ _   for some medicine.

a  recipe b) statemen t c prescription

a) fun b) nice c) funny

12 J hale doing Ihe especially cleaning the windows.

3 Wou . d you this letter to the post office, please?
a  jobs b) housework c  homework
a) send b) take c bring

4 Th e on the west coast of Scot land is really beautiful.

a) scenery b) natu re c view

5 Elana has a job at a chemist s.

a ) h alf-time b) spare-time c part-time

6 I saw a very gOOd advertised in t he paper this week.

a) job b work c occupatio n

7 _ to see th e ma n ager, please.

a) will b) want c would

8 Is t here anything _   _ _ you d lik e me to get yo u ?

a) else b) again c ot h er

9 Th ese shoes don t _ Th ey re much too bi g. p • Sometimes la ng uage lea rners are con fu sed by two Of three words that
sound simi lar or have s(ghUy Sim ilar meanings. Or else an Engilsh word is
a su it b) pass c fi t Similar to a word in their language so t hey think It me ans the same thing. If
you know wI1l ch words con tu se you , you can solve the pmblem by writ Hl9
examp le sen tences. For examp le. if receipt, recipe and bill con fu se you.
check the meaning 1 1 a dic tiooary, then write a sen tence USIfIQ each one
• The In receipt S Sil ent . We do not pronounce it

30 Te st Your Voca bul ary 2 Test Yo ur Vocabulary 2 31

   9 Food and drink 13 cola doesn t have sugar in it.

15 Mineral water that has gas in it is _ _ _ _

16 They re very small meals.

Complete the crossword. Each answer is related to food.
18 A lot of peop le have a bowl of II with milk and sugar for breakfast.
Across
19 The meat from young sheep .
You can make it with lettuce and tomatoes.
21 Mineral wa e r without gas is _ _ _ _
6 Th e mea l fr om a pig
24 _ oil is made in most Medite rranean co untries.
7 Tomato s popular o n spaghetti.
27 Food t ha t isn t cooked Is _ _
8 U s made from milk and ta stes i bit sour.

9 Pco ple o ft en eat It at the cinema.

12 floss is pi nk, very sweet and looks li ke cott on wool.

14 T he y aTC not good for your teeth.

17 They arc small dry fruits. They are so metimes In cereals, chocolate
or on top of ice cream .
18 Hot _ _ is a good d rink for winter nights.

20 The y cat and grow a lot of thi s in China, India and Japan.
22 A p irre of bee r. II  s often ea ten wi th chips.

23 drinks arc drinks tha t don , have alco hol in th em.

2S An ice s icc with a flavour, on a stick.

26 These little pink things are a kind of seafood.

28 The mea l fr om cows.

Dow n

2 It  s a sweet rou nd cake, covered with suga r, wi th jam or cream in

the middle .
3 You look at it before you order rood in a resta urant.
4 Vanilla is a very po pular _ _ of ice cream.

5
6
It s sweet and Is mad e by bees.
It s uswilly on t he table with t he salt. p The word diet IS usually a noun.
Sh e on a special vegetarian diet
10 Spaghetti and ravioli are types of He s on a diet because he wants to lose welgh/.

11 An egg dish. It can be made with chees( or po ta toes, for examp]( . II can also be used as an adj8Cllve III phrases hke diet co/a /Iemonade.

32 TaS I Your Vocabularv 2 e ~   Your Voc abula ry 2 33

2 What  s the matter?
What is each person saying? Write the correct words under each picture.

Jve burnt my finger. J've got a bad knee.

3 4
My shoulder hurts.

I've got a broken toe.

My elbow hurts.

I ve bitten my
tongue.

S 6
I've got
stomach ache.
My lips are sore.

7 8

p • he expression I ve got a b d .. . means I ve got a pain in my ... It can

used Wl h most parts of the body. For example I ve got a bad back I knee I
be

1 rile got a b d knee 2 fool I leg I eye I throat . We don t use v.ilh head. I ve g t e a6 Rea8.

• The word tummy is often used for stomach  It is more informal than
stomach.

4 Vocabulary Tes t Your Vocabulary 2 35

 2 In the bathroom
Write the numbers 1 to 19 nexl lo the correct wo rds.

ba sin 9 show er
•
bath soap

I{
[J
bath mal sponge

br ush tap

c omb toilet •
make-up toilet paper
8
, +
perfume too t hbrush 3

razor toothpaste

scales towel

shampoo

  :1 3

- ... .
/ ,
:..:
(
11
. .. .

p • In a battlroom. we wash
IllS n
O\.lr
a kitchen: we call II a sink
hands In a basin We do not calli a basin If

• In American English, a lap Is called a faucet

• The word scales like scissors, IS always plural m e scales are in the
bathroom NOT he sssiee 9 o Ihe e l ~
36 Tes l Vou r Vocabu l ary 2 Test Your Vocab u la r y 2 31
   Adjectives : peop le
Complele the sentences below with the correct adjectiveS.
10 She s a bil _ _   She always tells you how yo u should
do every thin g.

bad -tempered b< -headed bossy calm _ h p   ~

hy are you so ? You  ve eat en a ll the ice cream.

lazy loud selfish se<ious shy studious
TI lere are o ther people in this family.

12 hy is she always so She never la ugh s o r smiles.

1 The o th er stu den ts in the group are very fr ie ndly and we
all get on we ll.

2 Gi na sh outs instead of talking and always la ugh s at her own

jokes. She s a very person.

3 He alw ays worked hard at sc hool and u ni ve rsity. He's a

_ _ _ _   person.

4 I Ie gave me a lift when I missed the bus. He s so kind and

5 He thinks he s the cleveres t guy in the world. He is very

6 Many ~ l V e end Nl-y, -lui  oed and -ious.

I  m very in the morni n gs. It's bes t If yo don t
How do these adjectives end? Wile the ~ t acIteCtJve Jl the correcI box.
speak to me before ni ne o'clock
beauti ..• bJutHty ..• dark-hair .. industr .. naught ..• re ig ... sill ..
wonder ..
7 My sister Is ter ribly _ _ _ _ _ _ . She d rives everywhere a nd
rcruses 10 walk.
ending i  y endi ng in ful ending in -ious ending in ed

8 She is q uite a _ _ persoll. She always looks do wn at

th e floor when she spea ks to yo u.

9 She never sho uts and she s never in a hurry. She s always

Can you add any more adjeclrves t o the boxes?

38 Tes t You r Vocabu l ary 2 TeS 1 Your Voc ab ul ar y 2 39

23 Clothes 10 11 12

Write the numbers 1 to 20 next to the correct words.

bikini _ 4_ shorts ,
'-'

b sli ppers

dressi ng go wn sweatshirt 13 14 15

m
swimming costum e •
fleece '
• , 0
gloves swi mm ing trunks
~ ~ ·
knickers ti gh ts
.. ,"
nightie tracks uit
16 17 18
pyjamas trainers

Y s
~ ~ ~
sandals T-shirt

sca rf underpant s   .. .
.
, .

,t ,
1 2 3
19 20

JJ,
' 'G ''
.
,
~

-
'2 >

4 5 6

p • Knickers are worn by women, underpants or pants are worn by men

rnJ~
• In American English, pants means trousers.
• Th e words knickers, pyjamas, shorts, tighlS. trunks and underpants are
always In the plural. My pyjamas nee a wash. NOT ,.,*. fJYiBfflB9 fleed

-wa&I , These tights are too small. NOT R'titHight i i3 too 18   .

7 8
9
• In Bntlsh Englisl1lhe spel ling is pyjamas . The American spelling is
jamas.
• The origlf)al meaning of the word fleece is the woolly coa l of a sheep . It
also means a warm top made of synthetiC ma terial. Fleeces. unlike
sweaters, aren  t knitted.

Test Your Vocabu l ary 2 Tesl Your Voca bu l ary 2 41

  4 Word groups 5 Preposi t ions
Complete each group of words on the left with a word from the box. Then Look at the plan of the boat. Then complete the sentences with the missing
write Ihe name for each group in the grid. prepositions.

sha rk seal, monkey, wh le b e e l ~

2 wavy, straight, blonde, cashier

3 raincoat, anorak, fleece, curly

UTo
4 pigeon, goos( , eagle,
lizard
S co usin, u ncle, aunt,
milk
6 bee, ant, fly,
nephew
7 bee r, water, petrol,
pullover
S keyboard, flute, gullar,
51001
9 pound, dollar, yen ,
swan
10 cl eane r, writer, engineer, The Barcelona Deck is Car Deck R.
trumpet
11 snake, crocodile, to rtoise, 2 One of the restaurants is the shop and the Sunset Ba r.

12 sofa, bookcase, wardrobe, 3 The Seaview Lounge is   the restaurant.

milD
4 There arc cabins he Copenhagen Deck.
mm
5 The Observation Deck is the Captain s Bridge.
- _
6 You can find out your cabin number the reception
i-=-t--t--t--t-- desk.
i-=- - - - - _II 1II 7 Yo u can h,we a meal one of the restaurlmts.
5 R-+++=-8- -- 8 There arc sleps going up _ _ the Observat ion Deck.
6 H- =-H- 9 You have to go through the shop jf you go the
7 ~ H - = t - : : - 
Seagu ll Club the restaurant.
SH-+++,-
p
9
10 F H t- • A pubhc silting room, for example al a hole , al an airport or on a boa1. IS

called a lounge
11 ~ ~ • A deck means the part of a ooa.l where people can walk or sit outSide.
2 ~ L J ~ L ~ ~ ~ L

p
A bed room on a boal is called a cabin  
People usually find it easier to learn new words In a set. Try adding three • In a building we talk about floors: My flat is on the third floor  SuI on a
mOM words to each of the sets on thiS page. boal, we talk about decks: Our cabin is on the op enhagen Deck

42 Test Your ocabulary 2 TeSl Your Vocabulary 2 43

  6 Verbs and nouns 2
A Ma tch the verbs to the I1QUns 7 There s ice on the road. You sho uld slow down or YOll lI

Verbs No un s
bum a a bank I
8 Th ere's rubbish a ll d own the stree t Why do some people always
2 crash b a message

3 drop c litter

d some flowers
9 We're going ou t If a nyone calls, can you
4 fail
please?
5 pick e the car

6 repair the kitchen floor 10 You ve worked really hard. J m sure you won t
7 mb 9 the Internet

B ,rt h the washing machine

9 sweep your exam

10 take your hand

B Complete each sen tence with Ihe cor rect verb noun.

Be careful. You're going to burn you,.. h nd on the h o t fryi n g

pan.

2 A gang in Los Ange les tried to on a Sunday.

Th ey forgot it was closed

3 Can yo u ca ll a plumber? [ need someone to

4 Can you go int o the garden and _ _ _   for th e

dinner table tonight

5 I have to before th e gue sts come. It's really

6
dirty.

There's a new cafe where YOl c an or write

p • The word Infernet is often shonened to t.
I was surfing the Net yesterday and I found a really interesting website
• The word litter is used for rubbish In the street. no t In a house.
e- mails while you have a coffee. There s a litter bin al the end o lhe street. BUT We keep our rubbish
bm under the kitchen sink.

44 Test Your VocaDulary 2 Tesl Your Vocabulary 2 45

  7 More money
Complete the crossword. Each answer is related to money.

Across

I don , have enough m oney for t hai motorbike. I can t I.

4 American money.
S You carry your mo n ey in It.

6 He gave the taxi driver £ 10 and told him to keep the .

8 You can use this plastic thing instead of money when you buy
things. (6,4)

11 The highest one in Brita in is a £50 one.

13 You can ge l money from II whe n the bank is shu t. (The clue for
14 Down will hel p you )
15 There arc one hundred pence in one

16 You are _   if you don , ha ve a lot of money.

Down

1 If you don , keep your money under your bed, you probably keep
it in a bank

2 This pe rson is the boss of a bank.

3 If you want to send someone money. it s sa fer to send a _.

But you mustn t forget to sign it.
6

7
A British SO pence _   Is

There arc one hundred of these in a pound.

silver and has seven si d es

p • Scotland has Its own notes: £5, £ 10, £:20 and £50 . They are produced by
the Bank of Scotland and look sigh tly different tro the notes produced
9 You are if you have a lot of money. by the Bank of England. The Sco t\lSh notes are worth the same as the
EngbSh ones and are valid aI over Britain.
10 The re aT one hundred of these in a dollar.
• There are pkJrals for the word penny: pence and pennies. Vv hen
12 Th is Is the money of most of t he cou ntr ies of Europe talklng aboul the price of something, we use the form pence or the short

14 Th is is a person's secret number for getting m l l ~ y hom a fOfm p . I paid eiDMy-five p e n c for Ihis biro. OR Here s fifty p. Can you
g t me some chewing gum?
cashpoint.
We use the or m pennies when we are talking about the actual COIOS .
ve got a lot of COinS in my purse but I haven t got any pennies.

46 Test Yo ur VOcabulary 2
Test Your Vocabulary 2 47
  8 Verbs: thinking and 9 Sport
feeling Name the sports in the pictures. Then match each sport to the place where
people do it. Choose from the words in the box.
Write the missing verbs in the sentences below. Choose from the following:

believe dislike dream feel forgive hope

circuit
imagine mind miss prefer suffer think wonder worry

-
COU<Se
court

1 They said th ey  d be here at four o clock and it s four now . I

x p e t they  ll be here any minute. itch
tennis ourt 2
2 Where sha ll we go fo r lunch? pitch
'I don t . You hoose. pod

3 Dan , abo ut me. I  ll be very carefu l ring

rink
4 He was really sorry about being late so I decided to him.
track
5 _ it Isn t going to ra in. We re having a picnic later.
6 who this letter is from. It looks like Hannah s writi ng.

7 n love. It s t he most important thing in this world. 3 4

8 I haven t seen s , m for fifteen years. I c an  t wha t he
looks l i ke now.
9 I rea ll y people who tal k dur ing films.
10 Which navour ice crea m do you co ffee or chocolate?
11 After a long swim, I always really hungr y and th irsty.
12 She died quietly in he r sleep. She didn t at all.
13 J m gOi ng to work in Austra li a but if I my friends and 5 6 7
family a lot, I m com ing back.
14 Yo u would look nice with s hor t hair. 00 yo u eve r _ of
cutt ing it?
15 My dog ofte n makes noises when he s asleep . 00 dogs

p • If someooe effers you choices and you are happy With all 01 them.
more poille Ie say I don·  mind lhan / don·  care
t S
8 o 10

• The vert> mind Is used in a lot of other spoken EngnSh phrases 10

el arTlple Would you mind if ? Never mind, ind your own business
p Other sports thaI are played in a court are : squash badmInton and volleyball.

48 Te st You r Vo ca b u l ar y 2 Test Your Vo ca bular y 2 49

3 An imals
Write the numbers 1 to 18 next to the correct words. Then put the words in
the correct group in the table. There are two words lor each group.

,n .L eagle penguin

butterfly _ _ _ fo pi geo n

calf kangaroo rhirlOceros

cheetah koala bear sha rk
dee lamb sn ail

dolphin ost rich worm

2 3
Aust ralian ani m als African animals Birds that c an t fly

Eu ropean animal s Baby farm animals Animals in the sea

5 6

Birds Insects Garden creatures

(not insect s)
8 9 nt

p One way of praclJSlflg the names of arlImais

person says an anrnaJ , for example sh ri
IS Wit h the Chain ame . One
. Sharif ends In k so the nex t

11 pefSOll has to sa y an arumal starting with k  for example koala bear. The
third person In the chain might say r bbit and the founh might say tiger. A
person IS out when he I she can t think of an anll1 \al starling wi th the
correct lener.
You can play this game WIth ot her groups of words, lor verbs 
adjectives, clothes, jObs. cou ntnes.

50 Test Your VO c abu lary 2

Tes t Yo ur Vo cabulary 2 51
3 Music
Complete the crossword. Each answer is re lated to music.

Across

A CD or cassette with a collection of songs or music by t he same

artist.

6 A large gro up of musicians who play different instruments.

7 In this kind of music the words are spoken not sung.

lmagille is John Lennon s most famo us

It s like a piano but it s electric.

14 ountry and _   music.

Dow n

2 A group of musicians who play rock or pop music.

3 Some singers hold it very do se to their mouths .

4 The most importan t thing for a singer.

S Celine Dian s latest _ _ _ has sold millions of copi es .

8 This music has a grcat _   It makes you want to dance.

9 A C D or cassette with just one or two songs.

1 A rock or pop concert.

12 You hit these musical instruments with your hands or with sticks.

13 J heard this song on the radio this morning and now I can t get
the _ _ _ out of my head.

Counl ry and Westan musiC S sometimes called Country mUS IC for short. It
is popular music from the southern and westan Uniled S lates. Dolly Parton
and Ga rth Brooks are two famous Count ry and Western singers.

52 Test Your Voc abu la ry 2 Test Your Vocab u l ary 2 53

3 Phrases 2 5
Whot <I
6

nt st it doy
Match the words to the pictures Write the letters a to j in the balloons

a Yes, that 's ri, . ht. How did YOll know

b Never mm a . It doesn't matter.

e No problem Go ahead

d That 's awlul. I'm 50 sorry.

e Of course I can.

Really? I think he prefers you. 7 8

9 Not too bad thanks 

h What a sha me Why not?

Yes, isn't it Rrea

It's really good to see you, too.

1 2

9 10

3 4

p The verb min is used more In spoken than in written English The
expression ever mind means Don , won) and is often used Ifl answer to
someone who IS sayng sotTy. See the TIP for Test 28 on page 48 

54 TeSI Your Vocab u lary 2 Test Your Vocabulary 2 55

   Verbs and nouns 3
A Match the verbs to the nouns. 8 She wrote the date and the amount of money but she forgot to

Ve rb s Nou n s
add a a picture 4 9 To make these bi scuits you have to fi rst
2 correct b a saucepan

3 fill c flour and eggs 10 Can you with water? I m goi n g to make
pasta.
4 hang d rubber gloves

5 mix e some string

6 practise f the cheque

7 sign 9 the mistakes

B tie h the piano

9 woo the train

10 miss two and two

B Complete each sentence with the correc t verb + noun.

1 H e s bad at maths. He can  t even d two and two

2 Let s go now or we ll

3 You shou ld to clean the bath. That

cleaning stuff is bad for your hands.

4 If you want to be in t he co nce rt , you have to

every day.

5 [want to on th is wall.

7
Let s

Can you _  
round this bo x to keep it shut.

in my hom ewor k please?

p The word stuff is very common. especially In spoken English. We often use
It when we don , know exactly what something is made of. In above.
means a cleaning product It can also mean a type of food or drink.
I like thaI stuff you made for sup p r yesterday  

56 Test Your Vocabulaly 2 Test Your Vocabulary 2 57

  4 djec t ives : things
Write the missing words under the pictures. Choose from the following:

baggy checked cotton grey heavy leather

metal patterned rubber silver spotted
striped tight torn woollen

10 12
boots belt socks

a plastic 2 - 3
rose cardig  n trousers
13 14
bu ckle earrings

4 5 , 6 ,
jeans sh irt dressing gown
15 , 16 a
rucksa ck neece

H · ·

p • The colour grey is spell gray in American English

• Rubber txlots are often called wellington oots in British ng lish . They

7 a B , 9 , are an example of things named aft er the ir inventor. The Duke of

Wellington invented them In the nineteenth century. See the TIp for Test 4
scarf dress top
on page 5 lor more examples 01 hings named after their InventOfS.

Tes t V a 2 Test Your Vocabulary 2

35 Fruit and vegetables

e .
Write the numbers 1 to 14 next to the correct words. 9
7 B

beam ,,
carrol . .
,, ' ,
cucumber ,
grapes

leeks 1 12
lemon
2
lettuce

mushrooms

pear

peas
13 14
pineapp le
3
raspberries

strawberrie s

waterme lon

4 5 6

p Fruit and vegetables, or food , work well as word groups for playing the
hain Game . See the Tfp for Test 3 on page 5 1.

6 Test Your Voc ab u la ry 2 Test Yo ur Voc a bula ry 2 61

  6 Phrasal verbs
Choose the correct particle to complete each sentence. Choose from the 11 She s a lia r She makes stories all the time.
following.
12 Please fill _ this form and sign it at the bottom.

away down forward i in off off on out

out out up up up up 13 We can t fix this compute r mOtlse. You d better just throw it

14 We re d riving he r to tile station . Do you want to come and see

Do you know your next-door ne igh bours?
h  oo?
No, they only moved in last week.

15 We re really looking _ to our ho li day in Thailand.

2 Can you turn t he TV a li tt le bit, please. I m trying to
do my homework.

3 Ca n you turn the vol ume, please. I want 10 hear the

news

4 He gave p laying football last year after brea king his

Jeg

S ow did you work the answer to the malhs problem?

6 J can t see a thing. I m going to switch _ another light.

7 I have to clear _   he mess. Can you he lp me, p lease?

8 If you ma ke a mis take, jllst cross it _   and write the

correct answer above.

9 Sh e s really happy beca u se she s jllst fou nd _

expecting a bab y
  hat she s
p • A phrasal verb IS a verb and a particle hke up o or ou t which has a
different meaning from lhe ve rb on its own . For example get : receive

 
BUT get back = return.
10 Please switch _ your engine before you fill your car
• Som e phrasal ve rb s ha ve an object lor example up Sometim es we
with pet rol. can put th e objec t bet wee n the verb and th e part icle. Look up these
words in the dictionary. OR Look these words up in the dictionary.

62 Test Your Vocabu l ary 2 TeS1 Your Vocabu l ary 2 63

  7 Fun and leisure 1
Write the numbers 1 to 12 next to th e correct words. 7 8

art exhibition funfair

barbecue fi reworks

birthd y p rt y gO karting

bo t trip magic show

carnival musical
9 10
circus rollcrcoasler

12

3 4

5 6

p • The word /np can go wi th other nouns besides boat. car trip coach trip
busmess tr day tnp. A day tnp S a pleasu re trip thaI S done If one day
• The word show can also go wi th ai he ' nouns: fashion show. og show 
flower show. quiz show A qUIz show IS a TV compel lhOfl where people
answer QuestlOllS.

64 TeS I Your Voca bulary 2 Test Your Vocab u lary 2 65

   8 Fun and leisure 2
6 Their silver wooding was last week. They ve been married
Complete the crossword. Each answer is related to fun and leisure. Put the
twenty-five years. N EVARSAYRIN)
jum bled letters in order to get the answers to each clue.
9 She was too scared to go on any of t he rides at the theme
Ac ross
(KPRA)
3 A goo d way o f seei ng Paris is to take a boa t d own the Seine.
10 When they got married, they had a hu ge white cake.
(R I M )
(DEWD ING)
5 In an all the words are sung. (PAROE)
11 A lot of people like to go to the or their summer holidays.
7 You can send a card to the person y u love on February 14th. It s ( DAI S EES)
_ _ 's Da y. (LAVTENJEN )
12 A s something you enjoy doing i n your free time. (BHOYB)
8 The re we re th irty band s from a ll over the world at the mus ic _ _
(LASTI FEV)

11 They spe n t the day n New York. Th ey went lip the Em pire
State Buildi n g, then they took a fe rry to the Statue of berty.
NE IGHSITGES )

13 The n th is co mpetition is a holiday for two in the

Bahamas. (ZEP IR)

14 The best at the fu nfalr was the ghost train. ( DIRE)

15 I ve got a blanket a nd lOIS of food in this basket. We  re gOl ng for a

n the par k. (NICC IP)

16 She bought a icket for £1 and won £2 millio n. (ROTr ELY)

Down

When you te ll a good one peo ple laugh. KO JE)

2 C hildren d ress up as gho sts and witches on It  s on Octobe r

31st. (WHOLENALE)

J ll show you a really good card _ _ . C h oose a card and ['II tell
you what it is. C RIKn

4 Yo u go to t he theatre to see one. YAL P)

p People who have been manied for fifty years celebl a le their go den weddlflg
CY lniversary. People who have been married for SIxty years celebrate their
di mond weddlr lQ an Wefsary.

66 Test Your Vocabu la ry 2 Tes t Your Vocabulary 2 67

  9 Places to live
Write the numbers 1 to 12 next to the correct WOI' ds.
5 6

be ch h ut _ 2_
·  W
bl oc k of flats

carava n 00 :
castle

ca ve
7 8
cottage

h o tel

hOLlse

hou se boat

palace
prison 9 10
t e nt

11 12

3 4

p A cott ge
not called a
S always
co ll age
in a VIllage or In the country. A small house In a town S

68 est Your Vocabulary 2 Test You r Vocabula ry 2 69

4 People
Write the correct words from the box under each picture.

bride customer director employer model owne r

parent patient u ~ reader rider ihief

7 _ nd child 8 phot ograph er a nd

policeman nd 2 d octor and

thief
9 nd act or 10 and groom

3 teacher and
A4 writer and
=
'
)G

h orse and 12 dog and

5 _   nd 6 sh op assistant nd
p • A person studying at
university IS
school is a pupil
a stu ent
A person sludyll 19 at college or

employee • We can say a shop ssist nt or a sales aSSISlant

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4   Phrases 3

p • The phrase Shu t up means

Shut i t and Shut your ou th
e quiet  il lS QUite rude but not as fUde as

• We can also s y ad uck ins tead or Hard luck

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 4 More prepos iti ons
Write the missing prepositions in the sentences.
10 I m really bored listening to her stories about

fo,- college.
I ve know n him twelve years now.
a from b) in c with
@rar bl since c in

2 I mu s t be home _ _   11.30 at the latest.

11 Are you interested going for a boat trip this
weekend?
alan b) by c) after
al from b) in c) by

3 We re really looking fonvard seeing you next

12 She fill ed a basket frui t and flowe rs.
weekend.
a by blof c) with
al for bl a t c) to

4 What are you doing _ _ three and four this afternoon?

al during b between c before

5 [ haven , seen John he got ma rr ied.

al until b) since c before

6 Wh at time do you usually get up he mornings?

alan bl at c in

7 I always get up after eleven _ Sunday mornings .

a la n bl at c) in

8 y son s rea l ly sc ared _   dogs.

alof bl for c with

The best way to remember the meaning of many prepositionS S with an

9 There s no point washing your hair just before you example sentence. Wri\lf1g a lis t of the prepositions with a one-word
go swimming. translation next 10 each one will not be useful. In each or these sentences

a) of b with c in in your language, you might use a different word for n. She s in ed. /11

see you in the morning. n my opinion ,. . Are you interested in seeing my

photos?

74 Te st Your VOcabulary 2 Tes t Yo ur Voc ab u la ry 2 75

4 Matns
A Write the numbers 1 to 9 next to the correct words,
8 Complete each sentence with the correct word from the box.
circle rigl1t angle

cube sphere A quarter A third An eigh th divided by equals Hall

pa rallel lines square minus nought per cent Point times

pyramid triangle

rectangle fifteen _ --lPl1'O. fifteen: thirty

2 eighty three went y-n in e = fifty four

2 3 3 ninety n. n e nine = eleven

D
4 three thirteen  , thi rty nine

5 of forty fo is

6 of forty four is eleven.

7 _ of twenty seven is nin e.

4 6 8 of sixteen is two.
5
9 Eight plu s eight sixteen .

10 Ten of a hundred an d fift y is f ift een.

11 five is the same as one ha l f.

12 An ot her word for ze ro is

7 8 9

D
• The word nought IS not used In American Eng lish
• We never say nough r for telephone numbers. M ost British people say o .
My number is 0 two 0 double seven four eight double 0 three one.
02077480031)

76 Tes Your Vocabulary 2 Tes t Your VOCablJ la ry 2 77

44 l e c t r i c a l   ~ ~ ngs
rite the num ers to 5 next to the COfTee

desk lamp 8 7 8 9

drill

electric razor

fan

h ir drier

heater 2

iron

10 12
light bulb

plug
.
CWU g machine

switch
3
tumble drier

acu Um deane r
as I · ng machine
3 14 15
wire

4 5 6

p Th   wo< d p u
g lsanou n or a verb

h ve 10 put a new plug

0 0 'hi' I,mp.
h t ble to plug n the v cuum
, Ioao .
I
h ve to get under t e , Your Vocabula ry 2
8 Test You r Vocabulary 2 To, 79
  5 Verbs : third person
The verbs in the bo x are very common in the third person. Complete the
11 Wha t are you doing next weekend? '
sentences with the correct verbs from the box in lhe Pr esent Simple.
It _ on the weather.'

12 What s that noise? It like thun der.

become belong depend disappear exist fit happen
matter mean seem sound suit -take- taste turn
13 When water freezes, it ice.

14 When you put bread out for th e birds, it n

It _ _ t c   k   ~ s - _ ab out an hour to get to Na tasha  s house by car. minutes. They're always hungry

2 Doesn't time fly? Yo u've been here a mon th but it 15 Th ese shoes don t _   me. They  re mu ch too big.
_   mOfC like a week

3 I d on  t believe in ghosts. I m sure th ey don t _ _

4 In this story, th e princess kisses th e frog and it

int o a prince.

5 II doesn t _   f you can t give me a lift. I' ll phone for

a taxi.

6 That sign _ _   hat you can  t park here.

7 You look great in green . It's a colour that you

really we ll.

8 W hose is thi s mobile?'

It _ _   _ _ to my sister.'

9 TIlis coffee ike soap. Who did the washing-up?

10 What _   if you're late for work? Do you get into In Bnl lsh English the Pasl Si mple 01 il lS fitted .

tro ub le? Last year these trousers fitt e me perfectly

In Amencan Engl ish IllS fit.
Last year thes e pants fit me perfect/y o

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  6 Verbs : going places
Complete each sentence with a verb from the box in the correct fOlTTl
10 We gO I in the boat and _   across the water to
the island.

cross escape fl y follow huny jog land

11 We had to spend the night at the airport because there was a
ce f9a9R. re rn sa tour tr avel turn
terrible storm and our plane couldn't _  
1 When you r-e c h'- _   the crossroads, turn left. The 12 When we got to the ro undabout, we Iefl.

college is on the right.

13 At th e party I couldn I rom that boring

2 OUT helicopter _   _   over the sea and r could sec man who never slo pped talking about his com p ute r.

lots of fishing boats.

14 It  s very difficult to _   _ that road because it's

3 Pl ease let's _   _ We're going to be really late for very busy and th ere are no Irtlffic lights.

the meeting.
15 We o Glasgow by train and came back on a
coach.
4 [ like to work on my new bike because I
save money and get exercise at the same time.
16 I wenl to China last year and the country

5 I wenl 10 California in 1998 and I _   _   for a

with a group of other students.

second visit la st December.

6 I' m trying to get fit so I usually put on my t rainers and go

_ in the evening.

7 The plan e _   at Kennedy airpo rt and all the

passengers got out .

8 The two swimmers _   d own the pool as fast as

t hey could go.

9 They drove slowly ahead of us in t hei r ca r ,md we

_ the m in ou r van.
The Past Simple of tr vel is tr velleel In British English and tr veled in
AmeriCan English

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  7 Brit ish and American
English
How do the Americans say these words? Choose from the words in the box.

cookie s eraser fall fries gas station

movie theater purse store truck

7 Br itish English: petro l station 8 Br itish English: cinema

American English: _ _ _ _ American Englis h:

1 British English: sweets 2 British Engl ish: lorry

America n English: c ndy American English:

9 British English : handbag 10 British English: sh op

American English: American Eng li sh:

3 Br iti sh English: c hi p s 4 British English: rub ber

Ame ri can English: me ri can Englis h: _ _ _

p AmeIican spelling 1 dfferenl from British n some words.

Wotds tha i end ore 51 1 Bnt lsh English are spell ·er In Am en can English
Wotds that end our If Bri ti sh EnglISh are spelt or In Arnerlcan Engh sh .

British spelling American spelling

thea tre theale r
cenler
''' '''
British English: autumn 6 British English: biscuits
Ameri ca n English : _ _ _ American English:
,
',,
84 Test Yo u r Vocab ular y 2 Test Your Vocabulary 2 85
  8 Kinuta Island
Look at the map and complete the labels with the correct words from the box
Cave Coast Farm field Hitls Lake MS\:JAlaiAs
Ocean Path Port Ra inforest Rock
Stones Stream VaNey wildlife reserve

7 Eagle Mo u n ta in s

2 Wakanukl

15 3 The Coast

4 co rn

5 I<at oo mba
6 16
6 The na kuku
3 - - + 11 7 Maraunu

9 The So uth
5
1 The Pacific

11 The Old Fis hing

12 Kinuta

13 Table
1
14 The Standing
E
15 Blue Water

14 16 Snake

11

9
A lot 01people lind t easier to leam new w a d s . a set On this page you
ha ve learnt a se t 1 geography words ca n you add an y more w a d s to t ?

86 Tes t Your Voc abulary 2 TeS1 Your Voc ab u lary 2 87

  9 S port
Complete the crossword. Each word is related to sport.

Across

2 You wear it to see when you re swimming underwater.

3 All ath letes have to if they wanl to do well.

It s used tennis s.

7 You don , want to do this when you acc m otor- racing

8 In the st minute, Manchester Uni ted scored the winning

9 Tennis players stand o n each side of it.

12 Don t keep the ball. You have to _ _ _ it .

15 A football is someone who loves football

17 Go pa st someone on a bicycle or in a c n .

18 This means zero In tennis.

Down
You the ball or hit it with you r head in footb all.

2 A ga me between two players or teams.

4 You have to run o r swim fast in one

6 The person who trai ns a spo rts person.

a Swimme rs wear them on the ir eyes during races.

10 There are eleven players in a f oo tball

11 Cyclists wear o ne on their head.

13 To get a point or a goal.

14 Nobody won. It was a

6 Zero in football.

p TI Ier Els another test on sports vocabulary on page 49.

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5 Films and
5 6
Write the numbers 1 to 12 next to the correct words

advertisement

cartoon

comedy

documenta ry
7 8
horror film

interview

love story

musical

news

science fictio n film 9 10

t hrille r

weather forecast

12

3 4

p Proba bly the mos t popular TV pr ogra mmes are s ps   They are stOlies
about the everyday l e of a g roup o f people M ost soa ps are on TV four or
fi ve times a week and they go on for many years Is there a special word for
a soap In your language?

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5 Oppos ites : ad ject ives Ch oo s e the wo rd
What s the opposite of each word on the left? Choose from the words on Choose the word to best complete each sentence.
the right.
His pa rents don t a  w him to stay out la ter t han 10.30
strong we a k attractive at nig h t.
@aUow b) let c suggest
 
2 generous boring
2 t was very difficult to see the road th rough t he _ _ _ fog.
3 exciting calm a thic k b) st ron g c) dee p

4 simple careless 3 That bee just c - me on t he arm.

a bit b) stung c waved
5 hard-working complicated
4 I wan , go to the party _   Robert is in vited too.
6 careful depressed
a unless b) except c but
7 deep azy 5 Please be careful with that glass d ish. It s really
mean a precious b) popular c patterned
8 quiet
6 Yo u can t change coins at the bank. You can on ly
9 happy noisy
c han ge notes.
10 old-fashioned a strange b) foreign c different

11 tidy ordinary 7 She felt very _   _ when she didn t get th e job.
a upset b shy c unfr iend ly
12 unusual sensible
8 The train now at platform 11 is the 14.45 to
13 modern shallow Brigh to n.

-
a lying b) resting c stand ing
14 nervous untidy
9 Th is newspaper says that women drivers have
15 silly accidents t h an me n.
a) fewer b) better c lowe r
10 I love ,--_ _ food wit h lots of pepper in it but it always

p • Do n , forget the difference bet boring and ored   exciting and
excited  mteres ting and interested  depres sing and depressed. The-ed
11
makes me th irs ty.
a) h eated b) spicy
I m choosing numbe r ten - it s my
c lively
n umber.
words deSC ri be the perso n who has the feehng; th e -ing words descrlbe
a) warm b) happy c lucky
wha t gives them that f eeHng .
I got ored watching Tv The programme was oring. 12 The shopping ma lJ is always of people on Saturday
I got depressed I s/ening to Sandy Sandy was depressing. af ternoon .
a) crowded b) fu ll c busy
• Students of Er;glish some ti mes gel co nfused about the words sensible
and sensitive. Sensible means cleve r or practical; sensitive means easily
hurt or upset. p There is ano lher tesl like lhis one on pag e 30.

92 Te s t Yo ur Voca bular y 2 Test You r VOcabulary 2 93

53 Compound nouns Verbs: using your hands
Match the correct words from the box with each of th e words below. The Comp lete the sentences with a verb from the box in the correct form.
clues will help you .

clear co llec t cover deliver fight hOld jOin knock

bin child clock code drink fiction -tooe- forecast gown
lift point prepare i> €S6- pull put sha ke shave
hall lenses licence lights park reserve store loy water
shoot louch Iype wave

Clues
1 ress the butto n on th e left to turn it off.
iunk food Food that is not very health y or good for yo u.
2 Look, he Scl id and at the light n th e s ky.
2 weather It s u se ful to check it before you have a picnic.
3 You have to the bott le before you pour out the
3 alarm It wa kes you up in the morning. medicine.
4 so ft It could be a bear or a tiger on a ch ild s bed. 4 Help me move til is wardrobe. Vou push an d J ll
5 contact Some people wear them instead of glasses. 5 I always use an electric razor to _ . It s nice and quick.
6 driving In Bri tain, you can t get one until you  re
6 I had to a meal fo r twenty people last week.
seventeen.
7 When we met again, I pu t my ar ms around him and
7 mineral It doesn t come out o f you r kitchen tap.
him tight.
8 town h is is th e ce ntre of local government.
8 I tried to the box but it was too heavy.
9 department It s a la rge .sho p with a lot of floors.
9 If yo u the melon in the fridg e, il will stay nice and fresh.
10 theme It s full of rollercoasters and othe r rides.
10 Our postman the letters before we get up.
11 nature II s a huge park where animals and plan IS
are safe. 11 Please don t those chairs. I ve jus t pai nted them and
12 the pai nt  s sti ll wet.
rubbish Things you t hrowaway go in it.
13 post These n umbe rs or letters show your address. 12 The horse broke li s leg in the race and th e vet had to It.

14 only He or she doesn t have any brothers or sis ters. 13 The two ch ildren did n t ge t on and a ll th e time.
15 traffic Ca rs stop when they  re red. 14 We on the d oo r but there was nobody at home.

16 soft The re isn  t any alcohol in it . 15 We stood on the platform and _   goodbye.
17 dressing You put this on instead of gettin g dressed. 16 She lots of pretty shells on the beach last summer.
18 science A sto ry t hat probably has spaceships in it . 17 When it boil s, the saucepan . Here  s th e lid.

18 YOll the tahle an d J iI do the wa shing-up,

n the test aboVe, can you lind the compclU ld ~ s lha t mean the same as 19 The carpenter _   he two pi ( {:CS of wood with glue and nails.
these Amencan Enghsh ones: driver s license. Zi code, bathrobe?
How many words ca n you per minute?
20

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  Abstract nouns
14 W ha t is the 1 the Statue of Liberty? 
Complete the sentences below with abstract nouns. Choose from the following: I think ii s abou t 100 metres from the ground to the top of the torch'

15 I trave ll ed around Europe with a _ _ _ of stude nts from all over

accident adventure cou rse crime deScription fact
the wo rld.

-
heigh t Illness memory opinion peace
permission purpose ,eason religion ,51 result n ~
16 We had an exciting _   on our last holiday, We went for a
sec<el shape silence speed wac camel ride in the dese rt.

17 can you give us a of the man who stole your bag?

I got into tr04lhle because I was late for school today.
18 What _ aTC you?
2 He had a ca r because he was driving too fast. I  m a Buddhisl. 

3 The rock is a ve ry st ran ge It looks like a horse. 19 We re tired. We n eed a

4 Can yo u tell me t he of th e match? Who won? 20 What s th e of your visit? Are you here on business or for a
holiday?
5 When two countries fig ht , there is a between th em.
21 This is a private road. Have yo u got _   to par k in it?
6 Stealing radios and phones from cars is a common n this city.
22 The _ Is no mobile phones in the class roo m.
7 Wha t is your _   of thi s book? Did you th ink it wa s good?
23 She st ill h asn't got over tha t horr ible _ _ _ She  s been in bed fo r
8 Be quie t everyone. [ need abso l ute _ _ _ .' weeks now

9 The two sides have sto pped fighting. But how lo ng will there be 24 It  s a _ _ . Please don't tell anyone else.
between t hem?
25 She went on a compute r _   for t hree weeks and n ow she
10 I ve got an excell en t fo r na mes and faces. I never fo rget t hem. designs websites.

11 The _   I'm late is that I didn  t hear my alarm th is morning.

p Many abS lracl nouns end in -ion  -menl  ·ness. -nee. -fty. How do lhese
nouns end? Write two nouns in each bo x.
12 I'm not making th i S up. It  s a _ govem ... ill ... intellig .. permiss entertain ... popular. passibil. ...
happi • relor .. , sil...
13 How fast were you goin g' Wha t _ _ _ were yo u doing? -iOlJ -ment -ness

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  6 Adjectives crossword
Complete the crossword . Choose from the adjeCtives in the oox.
9 Thank you so much. I  m very _ _ to you for all your help.

10 I want a _ _ while shirt without any stripes or patterns.

final flat fresh general glad grateful honest
11 Can I speak to you in I don t wan t the others to hear.
main natural pale plain pleased private real
sharp shiny single smooth special useful He doesn t drink ord i nary tea. He only drin a_ _ kind of
fr u it lea.

15 I've cleaned the windows. They' re lovely and _ _ now.

Across

1 This bread is _ _ ' J've just bought it .

3 This is the _ _ call for flight AZ23l. Please go immediately to

Gate II.

6 He never tells lies. He's very _ _

8 Let's take a map. it might be f we get 10sl.

9 I' m so _ _ they're getting married. They're mad e for each other.

She was really _ _ with her exam results. She got 98  ,

13 In summer she's quite brown but in winter she always looks _ _

14 Would Y U like tw o _ _ beds or one double bed?

16 d id n't understand eve ry wo rd bu t I got the _ _ idea,

17 I had sou p to start wit h and fis h for the ou rse,

Do w n

1 This packet is very _ _ ' It must be a CD or a picture, (The

o posite of round,  

2 Your legs are very _ _ , Have yo u iust shaved them? (Th e

o ppo site of rOllgll,

4 I on t think tha t Is her hai r colour, Last time r saw her,

she had black hair,

7
These roses are They a re n t p lastic,

Use t his kn i fe to cu t the meat. It's very

p Thefe a eWe adjec trves in this crossword thai end n -ai , We can rnaj.;e adveIbs
out of aI of them by adOOg -/y , For example generally  finally naturally,

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  7 Anagrams 8 Defi nit ions
An anagram has the same lettefS as another word, b ut in a different order. Complete each sentence with the correct ending on the right.
Sort out these anagrams.
1 A rude child is impolite
is angry
1 Change be ard into something you can eat bre d
2 A n antique desk is wrong
2 Change asleep into a word used by po lite people 3 A bright student is short
3 Change below int o a part of the body. 4 A difficult task enjoys meeting
4 Chang e cheap int o a fruit 5 A cross parent p o ~

6 A keen st ud ent is enthusiastic

S Change h ate d into the opposite of life.
7 A crazy person is faint
6 Change h eart int o our planet
An unoccupied ho use is usually well
7 Change rose into another word for painful
9 A dull book is hard
8 Change thin g into the opposite of day
10 An incorrect answer is impolite
9 Change da n ge r into a place outside the ho u se
11 A brief message doesn t cost
10 Change grown into the op posite of right 12 A dim li gh t anything

11 Chan ge lai d into what you do when you make a 13 A warm person is very hungry
phone call   14 A starving child one that s near
your house
12 Changed signed into what architects do 15 A ti n y thing
is very old
13 Change mea ns into what Lucy and Jo hn are exam pl es of 16 A free ti cket
is mad
7 A healthy person
is uninteresting
14 Change h orse into the place where th e land meets 16 A p oisonous mushroom
the sea is intelligent
19 A sociable person
is friendly
5 Cha n ge r ecent into the middle of a tow n . 20 A local shop
is very small

is empty

will make you sick

p This joke may help you to remember the word poisonous.

Ba by sn ake : re we poisonous, Mum?

rtf 
r
TRUE TOYS is an anagram of TEST YOUR  Mo ther s nak e: Yes, we are. Why do you want to know?
And BRAVO LU Y is an anagram of VOCABULARY  Baby sn ake: Because I ve lu st bitlGn my tongue.

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   9 Too many words
Replace the words in darker type with one word on ly fro m the bo x.
10 We stood In a li n e of peop le wai ti n g ou tside the ci nem a

accidentally adults century correctly couple electrcric

escalators escape 9'eed\' illegal independent joke They sc t o ut al 8.30 and didn t get bac k until 11.30 at nigh t
lonely neighbou rs population queue return snacks
urgen t useless
12 Com puters are one of the most important inven tions of the last
hundred years.
1 It cos t £2 for children to ge t into t he exhibition and £5 f or
grown -up people. dults 13 She is able 10 look after herse lf and enjoys travelling o n her
own.
2 Th e window was broken by a cc id e nt.
14 I'm not hungry There were Jots o f little thin gs to ca l at the
3 Thi s broken knife is of no use. pa rt y

4 James tra nslated eve ry wo rd w it h out makin g any mi s ta kes . 15 Have you heard the funny story abou t the man who bo ugh t a
penguin ?

5 The two p eo p le who live t oge ther in the flat next door hav e 16 We've got so me very fri en dly peop le Jiving n ext door.
inv ited us to supper tom orrow.
17 She is very kee n o n eati ng and eats too mu ch .
6 Thr ee priso ne rs tried to get o ut o f pri so n at the weeken d.
18 He is a lways on hi s own and do esn 't h ave any frie nd s

7 Driving a ca r with o ut a d riving li cence is ag a in st the law .

19 This lettl er is importan t and ha s to get t h ere immedi ate ly.

8 Mex ico Ci t y has a very high nu mb e r of peop le livi ng in it .

20 Th is car a larm is ma de us in g a comput e r c h ip .

9 There are a lot of moving stair cases in t ha i d e partment store.

p The word for len yea-s is a decade The word for 1,

The w a d for tOO ye3fS
yeas IS a mill nnium
is ... Sony II s l4l 10 you to work that one out

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Test Your VOcabulary 2 103
6 Same word , 7 Our tr ai n at 6 .30 tomorrow morning .

different meaning The lawn was covered with

two trees at the bo ttom of the garden.
from the

In each pair of sentences below, the missing word is the same but ils meaning
is different. can you NOfk out ....mal the missing woros are? 8 Th e band s fin single becam e a num ber one
ll ove r the world.
wove As the president got o ut of h is ca r, he gave the Be
crowd a big w ve
h am mer, it will really hurt.
A big w ve carried t he surfer all th e way
back to th e beach. 9 Can you give me o the station? I'm
really late for my train.
2 She lives in a _ _ righ t in th e ce ntr e of Her office is on the fourte en th floor. Let's take the
Bost on.
Please keep these photos Pa ck them at
the bo ttom of your suitcase. 10 He never spends any money. He 's so
What does this word _ _ , 
3 I looked for my g lasses for twen ty minutes before I
found th em on my Wou ld you like some straw berry on
She's got a really imp o rtant job. She's the your toast?
_   of a big bank. There was a terrible traffic _ an d it took
us an hour to get there.
4 In English. a sentence sh ou ld always begin with a
_   Jener. 12 She sh ou ldn 't wear bright pink. It doesn t
Is Welli ngton o r Auckland th e of New _ h er.
Zeala nd ? He wore a dark grey _   o the wedding.

5 We travelled from Lond on to Glasgow by

Lois of silty English tokes are based on pairs 01 wordS which are spelt the

This is Mr Davies, the new athl etics _   same bul have differen t meanlflQS . Here are some examples.
Question: Nlly is a calendar like a palm tree?
Answer: Because they are bolh full 01 dales
6 He had blue eyes and hair.
As a child I used to love go ing to the _ _   _ I
Question:
Answer:
Are your eyes ever checked?
No. they're always plain blue
really cn joyed going on all the rides. A: Have you fIO t iced any change in me?
B: No. why?
A: I've Jus t swallowed some coins.

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 WORD LIST WORD LIST

Answers Te st 8
B
K
I boil some water
13 reply
14 introduce
1f a t h t r - I n - I ~ w Z teM your jeans 15 pronounce
Test 1 bins 8 7 a bo x of 2 aunt 1 feed the dog
bowl 4 4 pour tile coffee TeSl14
l himney Z 8 Jbarof 3 uncle
5 water the plan ts I made
bread board 10 fence 10 9 a 10M of stepmother 2 stole
cloth 7 front door 13 10 a packet of 5 son-in-law 6 dig a hole
3 saved
corkscrew] I garage 1 II a carton of 6 sister-in-law 7 reoord a V
electric kettle I ladder 9 IZapOlof 7 ex -wtfe programme hid
5 cost
frying pan 3 lawn 12 13 a bag of 8 brother-in-law 8 tidy t he room
6 earnt
jug 6 leaves :1 14 a roll of 9 wife 9 rent a Video
7 found
mug2 path 14 15 a tu b o r 10 cousins JO dial the number
8 counted
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