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Test Paper

1. Match the two columns


a. Sell 1.a concert
b. Sell 2. money
c. Wash 3. badges
d. Organize 4. raffle tickets
e. Make 5.a sponsored swim
f. Collect 6. A charity CD
g. Do 7 sweets
h. Sell 8. A sponsored swim
i. Have 9. A jumble sale
j. Organize 10. A bring and buy sale

2. Write the 2nd and the 3rd form of the following irregular verbs
DRINK
DRIVE
EAT
GIVE
GET
MAKE
SLEEP
WIN
WRITE
GO

3. Write the Present Perfect Simple or the Present Perfect Continuous form of the verbs in
brackets.
a) Roger ……….. (hear) some noises.
b) Theodor …… (run) the marathon.
c) We ……….. (live) in San Francisco.
d) Laura ………. (eat) some fish and chips.
e) Emma …….. (play) basketball for 3 hours.
f) Helen and Sue ……. (talk) to me.
g) Henry …….. (meet) his old friends.
h) Lola ……… (do) her homework for 2 hours.
i) You and me …….. (leave) the flat.
j) The journalist …… (interview) her since 12 o’clock.
4. Complete the spaces with MAKE or DO
a) ………money
b) ……..homework
c) ……..friends
d) ………your best
e) ……….a mistake
f) ………..charity work
g) ……….nothing
h) …………someone happy
i) ………..someone a favour
j) ………..exercise

5. Read the text and choose the correct answers.

Children in Need began in 1980. It is an annual fundraising event to raise money to help children
in the UK. The charity helps children who have disabilities and those who live in poverty.
This year Children in Need took place on Friday the 17th of November. It raised over 50 million
pounds. People watched Children in Need on BBC1 and it was on for over 5 hours. Lots of
famous people appeared on the show, including Jodie Whittaker, who stars in the programme
Doctor Who.
Pudsey Bear is the mascot for Children in Need. He was designed by Joanna Ball, a BBC
graphics designer, who named him after the West Yorkshire town where she was born.

When did Children in Need begin?


Who does Children in Need raise money for?
How much money did Children in Need raise this year?
Who is the mascot for Children in Need?
Who designed Pudsey Bear?

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