Term assessment 6.

Maisy and Dave are going to / will get married on 17 June

Name: Mark __\3

Surname: 3. Complete the sentences. Use the past simple or present perfect form of the
Class: verbs in brackets.
1. I _______________________ (not watch) a film for ages.
1.Read the definitions and write the correct words 2. Dave _______________________ (read) all the Harry Potter books.
3. Jane _______________________ (not go) to the doctor’s since last year.
1. If you want to book a holiday, you can talk to this person. 4. My little sister _______________________ (walk) into town on her own
__________________ yesterday.
2. If you lose your key, this person will help you get into your house. 5. I _______________________ (tell) you last week that your cousin was
__________________ coming to stay.
3. This person writes for newspapers and magazines. __________________ 6. _______________________ (you / ever / do) a bungee jump?
4. This person does dangerous things in a film. __________________
5. This is a place with lots of entertainment and fun things to do. Mark __\3
_______________
6. This is a place where plants and trees are grown for scientific study. 4. Match the sentence halves. Then complete the second conditional sentences
_______________ using the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
7. This is a big old building with thick walls built to protect people inside.
_______________ 1. If I __________________ (live) in Australia,
8. You can find this type of water feature in parks or gardens. _______________ с
2. I __________________ (not feel) lonely
9. This shop sells clothes and other things to raise money for a good cause.
3. I __________________ (save) as much money as possible
________________ _______________
4. If I __________________ (not go) to school,
10. In this shop, you can buy special or unusual foods from other countries.
________________ 5. I __________________ (call) her
11. If you want to decorate your home, you need to buy things from this shop. 6. If I __________________ (eat) more fruit and vegetables,
________________ ________________
12. People go to this place if they want to invest or borrow money. A. I __________________ (go) surfing every day
_______________ B. if I __________________ (find) a good job.
C. I __________________ (not learn) anything.
Mark __\6 D. If __________________ (have) more friend
E. I __________________ (be) healthier
2. Circle the correct words to complete the sentences. F. If __________________ (know) her phone number

1. I’m going to / I’ll play tennis tonight. I booked a court yesterday. Mark __\3
2. I’m not going to / I won’t be late tomorrow – I promise!
3. Oh no, look at all this homework – it’s going to / it’ll take ages to do!
5. Read the texts. Match the writers (Katie, Ben, Gareth and Davina) with the
4. I know you’re really tired, Mum, so I’m going to / I’ll tidy the house.
questions (1–5). There is one extra question.
5. My sister says she’s going to / she’ll be a video game developer when she’s
older.
Young entrepreneurs
How do you become a successful entrepreneur while you’re still at school? Four
young people explain how they did it.
Katie Bradley, 14 The chef
I’ve always eaten cakes, but when I learned to make them I realised how unhealthy
many of them were. So I wanted to find a way to make healthy cakes, without much
sugar. Instead of lots of sugar, I used more fruit and healthy kinds of low-sugar
chocolate. The results were amazing – they were delicious, and also good for you. My
mum encouraged me to start selling them at our local market, and I came up with the
name ‘Katie’s cakes’. I was surprised at how popular they were! Now I’ve been
contacted by a big supermarket. They’re keen to sell my products, so I’m really
excited!
Ben Stewart, 15 The blogger
I love writing, so one day my teacher suggested I started a blog. But there are lots of
blogs on the internet, and I wanted my blog to be different. Then I had a great idea.
I'm really interested in shopping, and I also know more about money than most
teenagers: you know, how to earn it and how to save it. So I started a shopping and
money blog for teenagers. I give people advice about shopping − and if they have
money problems, I tell them the best thing to do. I started the website a year ago, and
it's grown and grown. Thousands of people visit my blog now, and I make money
from adverts on the blog. I’ve had lots of great messages from people too. One person
said that I had changed their life. That’s awesome!
Gareth Jones, 13 The website designer
I’ve had a computer since I was six years old, so I’ve grown up with I.T. I use
websites all the time to help me with my homework. But in the past I often couldn’t
find the answers to simple questions very quickly. I realised that many teenagers were
probably having the same problem. So I came up with an idea for a new website. It's
designed to help people with their homework, and it's already become very popular.
It's for young people and written by young people too. It doesn’t cost anything to use
the website, but I have advertisements on there so I’m making a lot of money. It’s
brilliant! Davina
Richards, 16 The online seller
When I was twelve years old, I wanted to go on a school trip. But my mum said that
she wouldn’t pay for it − I could only go on the trip if I paid for it myself. So I needed
to sell something and make money. My mum showed me how to use eBay, and I
looked through my old CDs, books and gadgets and decided which ones to sell. I
made £100 in the first few days, and after that I couldn’t stop. Now I’ve got an online
shop. I buy things to sell in my shop, and my friends and I make things to sell online
too.
Which person …
1. had an idea because they were having trouble with something?
__________________
2. had problems with money? __________________
3. started by selling some of his/her old things? __________________
4. gives free advice to people? . __________________
5. made something in a different way? __________________
Mark: ___ /4
6.Listen to a woman giving travel advice and choose the correct answers (a–c).
1.Fiona is a
a. tourist guide.
b. a travel writer.
c. a radio presenter.
2.Fiona says that in places like Bulgaria, tourists should
a. ask people in the street about changing money.
b. make sure that they change all their currency.
c. never change money outside a bank.
3.If you feel unsafe in a dark place, Fiona thinks you should
a. stay where you are and be quiet.
b. go towards a busier place.
c. phone a taxi at once.
4.To avoid crime on holiday, Fiona says you should
a. do some research about where you’re going.
b. make sure that people know you’re a tourist.
c. only ask rich people for directions.
5.Fiona says that when tourists buy things abroad 2. I think we’re going to / we’ll have Miss Jones for English next year, but I’m
a. they expect to spend a lot of money. not sure.
b. they don’t realise how much things cost. 3. I’ll / I’m going to give you your video game back tomorrow – I promise!
c. they forget that they will pay for them later. 4. Sorry, you can’t use the phone now. My boss is going to / will call me at
5.30.
5. What will you / are you going to do this weekend? Have you got any plans?
6. Here’s an invitation for the party I’ll / I’m going to have on 22 May. Can
Mark: ___ / 5 you come?
Term assessment
Mark __\3
Name: 3. Complete the sentences. Use the past simple or present perfect form of the
Surname: verbs in brackets.
Class: 1. I _______________________ (try) surfing last summer.
2. Ella _______________________ (not see) her uncle since 2005.
1. Read the definitions and write the correct words 3. I _______________________ (write) a letter to George three years ago.
4. _______________________ (you / ever / climb) a mountain?
1. This person is really good with computers. __________________ 5. Jon _______________________ (not go) to India, but he really wants to go
2. You can find this person in a hotel, welcoming people into the building. one day.
__________________ 6. _______________________ (you / meet) the new students yesterday
3. This person is good at fixing different types of machines.
__________________ Mark __\3
4. You talk to this person to get help in a shop. __________________
5. This is a religious building. There are a lot of these buildings in India. 4. Match the sentence halves. Then complete the second conditional sentences
_______________ using the correct form of the verbs in brackets
6. This is a building which is home to a royal family. _______________
7. This is a place where you can get wet and have fun. _______________ 1. I ________________ (rent) a flat with my friends
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8. This is a tall narrow building and if you climb to the top, you can see a long 2. If I ________________ (not have) any friends, с
way. ______________ 3. I ________________ (be) fitter
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9. This shop sells medicines and beauty products. ________________ 4. I ________________ (become) a rock star
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10. If you have problems with your eyes and need to buy glasses, you go to this 5. If I ________________ (study) more,
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place. ________________ 6. If I ________________ (sleep) for longer,
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11. If you're looking for boots or sandals, you'll find them in this shop.
________________ _______________ A. if I ________________ (be) a good singer
12. This shop sells paper, pencils and pens. ________________ B. I ________________ (feel) lonely.
C. I ________________ (get) better grades.
Mark __\6 D. f I ________________ (do) more sport.
E. I ________________ (have) more energy
2. Circle the correct words to complete the sentences. F. if I ________________ (not live) with my parents.

1. I just heard some great news – I’m going to / I’ll be an aunt! Mark __\3
 1. about one waiter who gave her excellent service? ___
5.Read the text. Match paragraphs A–E of the text with questions 1–5. There is 2. something positive that she enjoys about her job? ___
one extra questions. 3. what her role is? ___
4. what she has to provide for the company? ___
Mystery shopper 5. why it’s difficult for companies to check their own staff? ___

A. Rita Adams (not her real name) has an interesting job, but she’s not allowed
to tell anyone about it in real life: ‘I’m a Mystery Shopper. That means that if Mark: ___ / 4
I go shopping or go to a restaurant for a meal, people think that I’m a normal
customer, but actually I’m there to check that everything’s OK.’
B. Rita is paid by the company that owns the restaurant or shop. ‘Large
companies want to know what’s happening in their business, but it’s difficult 6.Listen to a woman giving travel advice and choose the correct answers (a–c).
for them to find out what the service is like or if the tables are clean, because
if a manager visits, everyone will make a special effort.’ Most companies 1.Fiona is a
want to know what things are like for a normal customer – that’s why Rita’s d. tourist guide.
job is so important. ‘If I go to a restaurant, I’ll check the time it takes for the e. a travel writer.
food to arrive and if the table is clean. I also make sure the waiters say what f. a radio presenter.
they’re supposed to say.’
2.Fiona says that in places like Bulgaria, tourists should
C. Although Rita looks for things that are wrong with a place, she likes it when d. ask people in the street about changing money.
staff are doing a good job. ‘I can usually find problems, but I really like it e. make sure that they change all their currency.
when I get good service. Sometimes a member of staff is very good at their f. never change money outside a bank.
job and they do everything they can for me as the customer. In my job, we
call that “going the extra mile”.’ 3.If you feel unsafe in a dark place, Fiona thinks you should
d. stay where you are and be quiet.
D. ‘For every job I do, I have to write a report. I have to describe members of e. go towards a busier place.
staff or write down their names if they are wearing a badge. The company f. phone a taxi at once.
can then use my report to sort out problems and also to give rewards to staff
that are doing a good job.’ 4.To avoid crime on holiday, Fiona says you should
d. do some research about where you’re going.
E. Rita enjoys the job, but it isn’t as easy as people think: ‘I get lots of free e. make sure that people know you’re a tourist.
meals, but I never really relax when I’m working. I don’t do the reports until f. only ask rich people for directions.
later, but I have to make notes or I’ll forget things.’ And there’s one thing
that she needs to be particularly careful about: ‘If staff find out I’m a mystery 5.Fiona says that when tourists buy things abroad
shopper, I’ll lose my job. So I have to look like a normal customer. I’m quite d. they expect to spend a lot of money.
good at that now, but I’m always slightly anxious that one day someone will e. they don’t realise how much things cost.
guess what I do!’ f. they forget that they will pay for them later.

In which paragraph does the mystery shopper tell us … Mark: ___ / 5