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The English hub 2A – KEY TO TESTS
Key to Test: Module 1

VOCABULARY
A.
1. c 2. d 3. f 4. a 5. g 6. b 7. h 8. e
B.
1. lazy 2. smart 3. shower 4. attractive 5. wear 6. wake up 7. ugly 8. straight
C.
1. paint 2. garage 3. play 4. share 5. headphones
D.
1. restaurant 2. lazy 3. refrigerator 4. teenager 5. child
GRAMMAR
A.
1. is visiting 2. doesn’t live 3. are making 4. rearranges 5. washes
6. ‘m not working 7. is studying 8. Does … listen 9. loves 10. are playing
B.
1. Whose 2. yours 3. my 4. sister’s 5. often travels 6. until 7. from 8. on
COMMUNICATION
1. e 2. d 3. b 4. f 5. a 6. c
LISTENING
1. c 2. d 3. a 4. - 5. b
LISTENING TRANSCRIPT
Dan: Hello?
Grace: Hi, Dan. It's Aunt Grace here.
Dan: Oh, hi, Aunt Grace.
Grace: How's it going? Is everything ready for the big party tonight?
Dan: Well, not yet, but we're working on it! Everybody's doing housework right now!
Grace: Everybody? And Grandma?
Dan: No, no, not Grandma. She's in the living room watching TV as usual.
Grace: Of course… And what are you doing?
Dan: You won't believe it… I'm washing the windows!
Grace: But you hate washing windows! Anyway, I want to speak to your mom.
Can she come to the phone?
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Dan: Let me see… No, she can’t. She's out in the garden. She's watering the plants.
Grace: Can your dad come to the phone?
Dan: Well, he's in the kitchen with Millie. He's cooking and she's doing the dishes.
Well, she’s trying to do the dishes anyway!
Grace: Your dad is cooking? Oh dear! Why don't you order some food?
Dan: Well, Aunt Grace, it's too late now. Dad wants to make something special for tonight.
But still, we have a lot to do… Things are crazy around here.
Grace: I'll tell you what… I’ll come over and give you a hand.
READING
1. His new school is there and he also has a part-time job at a hotel.
2. Elena.
3. Spain.
4. She has blue eyes and long dark hair.
5. They go rollerblading and dancing.
6. A CD.

VOCABULARY
A.
MEAT steak , chicken
FRUIT strawberries, grapes
VEGETABLES peas, mushrooms
DRINKS water, orange juice
OTHER salt, cheese
B.
1. f 2. a 3. d 4. h 5. b 6. e 7. c 8. g
C.
1. advice 2. decide 3. baggy 4. tie 5. discount 6. suit 7. skirt
D.
1. on 2. restaurant 3. between 4. bus stop
GRAMMAR
A.
1. b 2. c 3. a 4. b 5. a 6. a 7. a
B.
1. any 2. a few 3. no 4. many 5. much 6. some
COMMUNICATION
1. d 2. g 3. c 4. a 5. f 6. b 7. h 8. e
LISTENING
1. a 2. c 3. c 4. c
1.
Fay: What a lovely color!
Donald: What? It's ugly. It looks like mushrooms.
Fay: Don't be silly. It's nice. We can use it in the dining room.
Donald: No way! I don't want that on my dining room wall.
Fay: OK, OK. What about this?
Donald: Listen, Fay. I don't like any of this wallpaper. Why don't we try another store?
Fay: OK. Let's go.
2.
Lindsey: Well, where's the coffee shop?
Tom: The map says it's somewhere on the third floor.
Lindsey: Well, I can't see it. It's definitely not on this floor.
Tom: Well, let's go down to the second and see.
Lindsey: But we were just there!
Tom: No, that was the first floor.
Lindsey: Tom, look, it's here after all.
Tom: It's too small!
Lindsey: Yes, I don't like it. Come on, let's go to another coffee shop.
3.
Fred: What do you think of these pants?
Mandy: I don't know. I think they're too big.
Fred: Hmm, maybe. And the T-shirt?
Mandy: The T-shirt’s not bad.
Fred: I don't know. It's a strange color.
Mandy: That belt is nice, though.
Fred: You're right. Listen, forget the pants and the T-shirt.
Let’s get the belt and we can go to another store for the rest.
Mandy: Good idea.
4.
Waiter: And what would you like for dessert?
Woman: Umm… What sort of cakes do you have?
Waiter: We have strawberry cake and of course Bob's famous wonder-cake!
Woman: Mmm… What's that like?
Waiter: It's chocolate cake.
Woman: OK. I’ll have some of that, please.
Waiter: OK. Anything else?
Woman: No, thank you.
Waiter: OK.
Woman: Oh, just a minute. I’ll have a cup of coffee, too.
Waiter: Certainly.
Woman: Thanks.
READING
1. T 2. F 3. F 4. T 5. F 6. T

VOCABULARY
A.
1. f 2. a 3. b 4. h 5. c 6. g 7. d 8. e
B.
1. speak 2. degree 3. museum 4. medal 5. railroad 6. exploring
C.
1. Cross out: University.
Suggestions for adding: Geography, Math, History, etc.
2. Cross out: passenger.
Suggestions for adding: firefighter, actor, musician, etc.
3. Cross out: competition.
Suggestions for adding: tennis, football, soccer, etc.
4. Cross out: boxing.
Suggestions for adding: race
GRAMMAR
A.
1. did … study 2. studied 3. didn’t take 4. found 5. Did you and Lucy stay
6. went 7. saw 8. didn’t like
B.
1. Robert watched TV and had dinner last night.
2. Did they go for a walk in the park last night?
3. Bill didn’t call Kate last weekend.
4. Eric beat John and won the cup.
C.
1. can play 2. Could you play 3. I couldn’t 4. Can Nancy speak
5. she can 6. couldn’t speak
D.
1. Did … use to sleep 2. used to finish 3. didn’t use to help 4. used to hang out
COMMUNICATION
1. d 2. f 3. c 4. e 5. b 6. a
LISTENING
1. b 2. b 3. c
1.
Roy: Excuse me, could you tell me where the library is?
Sandy: Yes, it's… wait a minute… You're Roy Farrel, right?
Roy: Yes.
Sandy: Oh, my goodness! You visited my school when I was a little girl... Hillside Elementary...
You probably don't remember.
Roy: No, I'm sorry.
Sandy: Wow! Roy Farrel. Do you still run?
Roy: No, I stopped after the 2007 Pan American Games. I still run for fun, though.
Sandy: Really?…. (pause) Oh! Sorry, the library... It's down there…
2.
Roy: Hi, Liz. It's Roy. How are things?
Liz: Not that great, I'm afraid. I have this exam tomorrow and it's really hard…
Roy: What exam?
Liz: Umm… An English Literature exam.
Roy: But you took that last week. You did well, you said.
Liz: Yes, that's what I said, but I failed. I'm taking it again tomorrow and I'm going to fail it once more.
Roy: No, you aren't. I'm coming over there to help you study. I did really well on that exam.
Liz: Thanks, Roy. You're doing me a big favor.
3.
Peter: Hi, Jake. Did you enjoy the final last night?
Jake: The final?
Peter: You stayed in to watch the final on TV, right?
Jake: Oh, yes. Right. The basketball final.
Peter: What basketball final? It was the European soccer cup final.
Jake: Yes, of course, the soccer final…
Peter: What was the score again?
Jake: The score… umm…
Peter: Listen, Jake. I went to the fireworks display, too, last night. I saw you there.
Why didn't you just tell me you didn't want to go with me?
READING
1. T 2. F 3. T 4. F 5. T

VOCABULARY
A. Suggested Answers
MODES OF TRANSPORTATION motorcycle, airplane
ANIMALS IN DANGER panda, rhino
AMAZING PLACES waterfall, mountain range
DANDEROUS SPORTS kayaking, mountain climbing
B.
1. business 2. taste 3. travel agent 4. explore 5. flight
C.
1. e 2. a 3. f 4. c 5. b 6. d 7. g 8. h
GRAMMAR
A.
1. has always loved 2. graduated 3. got 4. left
5. has already been 6. was 7. went
B.
1. ever 2. once 3. since 4. so far 5. How long 6. since 7. When 8.
ago
C.
1. have learned 2. Have you ever been 3. have always wanted 4. has been
5. hasn’t changed 6. has become 7. haven’t read 8. has never visited
COMMUNICATION
1. d 2. a 3. b 4. c
LISTENING
1. T 2. F 3. T 4. F 5. F
Radio Host Good evening and welcome to "Your health." Tonight we're going to talk about jet lag.
I have with me Dr. Amanda Sears, who has recently published a book called “Healthy
Traveling.” Good evening, Dr. Sears.
Dr. Sears Hello.
RH So, tell us, doctor, what exactly is jet lag?
Dr. Sears It's what travelers often feel when they cross time zones. When you live in California,
for example, and you fly to New York, it's three hours later there. That means that to get there,
you've crossed three time zones. You can change your watch, but your body needs time to
change. This can cause different problems.
RH Do all travelers get jet lag?
Dr. Sears Well, one study showed that about 94% of travelers have problems when they cross time
zones. For example, 50% of international travelers get stomach problems.
RH Are stomach problems the most common symptom of jet lag?
Dr. Sears Well, they're just one of the symptoms. Other symptoms include headaches, sore throat and
earaches, to name just a few. But the most common symptom is sleeping problems. People
have trouble falling asleep or getting up in the morning after long flights.
RH This must be even worse for children, right?
Dr. Sears Actually, that's not true. Jet lag is worse for adults than for children. You see, it’s easier for
children, especially children under three, to change time zones.
RH So, what can the rest of us who are over three do to avoid getting jet lag?
Dr. Sears Well, you can always stay at home (ha ha ha ). Seriously, now, you should make sure that you
get a good night's sleep before your flight.
RH But I've heard that it's better not to sleep the night before and sleep on the plane.
Dr. Sears That's not the best thing to do. On the plane you should actually change your watch to the time
of the city where you're going. Sleep on the plane when it's time to sleep in your arrival city.
Stay awake, if it isn't …
RH And what about the flu-like symptoms? (fade out)
READING
1. Georgia 2. The narrator 3. Arizona 4. 3 weeks
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VOCABULARY
A.
1. serious 2. luggage 3. return 4. awful 5. arrived
B.
TAKE part, a class
WIN a race, an award
GET lost, seasick
GO to concerts, horseback riding
BECOME a professor, a star
C.
1. d 2. g 3. a 4. c 5. h 6. f 7. b 8. e
GRAMMAR
A.
1. b 2. b 3. c 4. b 5. c 6. b 7. c 8. a 9. b
B.
1. am going 2. are you painting 3. is planting 4. travels / buys 5. works
C.
1. Robert watched TV and had dinner last night.
2. Carol isn’t making dinner right now.
3. My sister never travels by plane.
4. Bill didn’t call Kate last weekend.
5. Do you play the guitar in a band?
D.
1. Have you ever seen
have visited
have seen
2.
Has Mona told
haven’t spoken
E.
1. didn’t rain 2. Has Fay ever been 3. have already read 4. bought
F.
1. on 2. in 3. by 4. at 5. from 6. on
COMMUNICATION
A.
1. d 2. c 3. a 4. e 5. b
B.
1. c 2. d 3. b 4. f 5. a 6. e
LISTENING
1. b 2. a 3. c 4. b
1.
Fred Hey, Brenda. What are you doing tomorrow night?
Brenda I'm not sure. Why?
Fred Well, I'm going out with some friends. Do you want to come?
Brenda OK. Where are you going ? To the movies again?
Fred No, we're going to the new Chinese restaurant on Ferry Road.
Brenda Oh, I really want to go there. But wait a minute. Tomorrow's Wednesday.
You usually work late on Wednesdays, right?
Fred Yes, but I took the evening off.
Brenda I see.
Fred So, what time shall I pick you up?
2.
Neal What are we going to have for dinner, Karen?
Karen I don't know. What do you think?
Neal Why don't we order a pizza?
Karen Sounds good.
Neal What's the number again?
Karen Wait! Don't use the phone. I'm online. We can order from their website.
Neal Good idea.
3.
Andrea Hey, Sean. Where’s Mark?
Sean He went home.
Andrea Again? What did he forget this time?
Sean Nothing. It's little Billy.
Andrea His son? What's wrong?
Sean He didn't feel well so Mark went to get him from school and take him home.
Andrea Do you think he's going to come back to the office today?
Sean I really don't know. But someone is going to have to stay with Billy.
Andrea Yes, of course. I'm going to call him later and see if everything's OK.
4.
Nina Are you sure this is the way, Chris?
Chris Oh definitely. I remember that park.
Nina But we've been past that park three times now. Where's the map?
Chris I'm not sure.
Nina Did you forget it?
Chris No, I just can't find it… Umm... here it is.
Nina OK, try to find the park on the map.
Chris All right, it's Queen's Park.
Nina Wait a minute. Let me see that map. Chris! That's a map of Glasgow and we're in Edinburgh.
Chris Oh, yes. Sorry!
Nina Let's just stop here and ask someone.
READING
1. F 2. F 3. F 4. T

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