NP3 Tests and Exams Answer Key

New Pulse 3 Tests and Exams Answer Key
Placement Test p1
Key Competences Diagnostic Test p2
Progress Tests Units 1-9 p3
End-of-term Tests Units 1–3 p47
End-of-year Exam p62
Placement Test
1 1 c
2 a
3 e
4 h
5 g
6 b
7 d
8 f
2 A say
B told
C speak
D say
E talking
F said
3 1 chat
2 bow
3 shake hands
4 wave
5 nod
6 shake your head
4 1 often go
2 is never
3 am sometimes
4 always go
5 is writing
6 writes
5 1 Britain is wetter than Spain.

2 Italian is easier than Chinese.
3 Kayaking is better than rafting.
4 A mobile phone is cheaper than a laptop.
5 Harry is friendlier than Sara.
6 Rock climbing is more dangerous than swimming
6 1 bought
2 went
3 took
4 Did, see
5 did, get up
6 got up
7 1 was walking
2 were you doing
3 was having
4 when
5 bought
New Pulse 3 © Springer Nature Limited, 2018

6 was doing
8 1 I have just done my homework.

2 Have you eaten Chinese food?
3 Tom has not been to the supermarket yet.
4 My parents have visited America already.
5 I have just bought a new mobile phone.
6 Has Max arrived in London yet?
9 1 F
2 F
3 T
4 DS
5 T
6 T
10 1 Because he is frightened of heights.

2 donate online, by text or by collection
3 He wants to raise more money.
4 The charity asked him to write a blog for them about their work with children.
11 Students’ own answers
12 1 b
2 a
3 a
4 a
5 b
6 a
13 1 He was reading his book.

2 She was wearing sunglasses.
3 He was surprised because Katie usually phones him.
4 She was eating an ice cream.
14 Students work in pairs
Key Competences Diagnostic Test

1 They like you for all your good qualities and they accept your bad qualities.
2 1 listen to you
2 sharing things and experiences
3 help you, no matter what
4 Sara
5 Mark and Misha
6 Because your lives are too different.
4 Michael swam 8 km, for 10 hours, to the shoreline to get help for his friend John when their boat
struck a reef off the coast of Brisbane.
5 1 T
2 T
3 F
4 F
5 T

6 T
6 3 There was no time to call for help before they left the boat.
4 It took Michael ten hours to swim to shore.
9 1 b
2 c
3 a
4 c
5 b
6 d
10 1 c
2 d
3 b
4 c
5 c
6 a
Progress Test Unit 1 Basic

1 1 laptop
2 social networking site
3 e-reader
4 charger
5 earphones
6 apps
7 mobile
8 landline
9 instant messaging
10 Cloud computing
11 games console
2 1 turn off
2 looking for
3 log on
4 catch up with
5 look up
6 find out
7 call back
8 set up
9 Turn up
3 1 gave
2 went
3 slept
4 enjoyed
5 thought
6 had
7 read
8 shared
4 1 texted

2 bought
3 lived
4 didn’t enjoy
5 ate
5 1 d
2 f
3 b
4 e
5 a
6 c
6 1 were, doing
2 was writing
3 was listening
4 was making
5 were, sitting
7 1 when
2 While
3 While
4 when
5 when
6 While
8 1 a
2 b
3 a
4 b
5 a
9 1 T
2 F
3 T
4 T
5 DS
10 1 really
2 quite
3 quite
4 not very
5 not very
11 1 I bought a new phone yesterday.

2 It was quite expensive but it has a lot of functions.
3 It isn’t very heavy; it weighs about 250g.
4 It has got an excellent camera too.
5 I am really happy with it.
12 1 b
2 b
3 a
4 a
5 b
13 1 T
2 F
3 T
4 F
5 T

Progress Test Unit 1 Standard

1 1 laptop
3 e-reader
4 charger
5 earphones
6 apps
7 mobile
8 landline
9 instant messaging
10 Cloud computing
11 games console
2 1 log on
2 call back
3 set up
4 look up
5 turn off
6 catch up with
7 look for
8 find out
9 turn up
3 1 bought
2 cost
3 took
4 read
5 went
6 uploaded
7 said
8 printed
4 1 What time did you get up this morning?

2 What did you do at the weekend?
3 When did your friends arrive?
4 Where did you buy your laptop?
5 Why did Marcus sell his games console?
6 How much did your new e-reader cost?
5 1 were watching
2 was listening
3 were downloading
4 was playing
5 was sitting
6 was doing
6 1 Were you listening to music when I called last night?

2 Was your brother playing computer games as usual?
3 What were your parents doing?
4 Who was making that terrible noise?
5 Was Katy watching a DVD on her laptop?
7 1 While I was walking to school, I met my friends.

2 While we were playing computer games, the phone rang.
3 The teacher came in while I was texting my friend.

4 While Jack was chatting online, the pizza delivery man arrived.
5 My cousin came into the shop while I was buying my new mobile.
8 1 a
2 b
3 a
4 a
5 b
6 a
7 b
9 1 The first mobile phones were owned by businessmen.

2 In the 1990s mobile phones became smaller, lighter and cheaper.
3 Today mobile phones can access the internet, send messages and pictures, as well as letting
us talk to each other.
10 Students’ own answer
11 1 F
2 T
3 T
4 F
5 T
6 T
7 F
12 1 Jack surfs the internet, sends emails, downloads video clips and researches things on the
internet.
2 She listens to it at home, on the bus in the park and at school.
3 Rob really enjoys taking pictures and editing them, uploading them and sharing the pictures
with his friends.
Progress Test Unit 1 Extra

1 1 laptop
3 e-reader
4 charger
5 earphones
6 apps
7 mobile
8 landline
9 instant messaging
10 cloud computing
11 games console
2 1 log on
2 call back
3 set up
4 look up
5 switch off
6 catch up with
7 look for
8 find out
9 turn up
3 1 bought

2 cost
3 took
4 read
5 went
6 uploaded
7 said
8 printed
4 1 What time did you get up this morning?

2 What did you do at the weekend?
3 When did your friends arrive at your house?
4 Where did you buy your laptop?
5 Why did Marcus sell his games console?
5 1 were watching
2 was listening
3 were downloading
4 was playing
5 was eating
6 was doing
6 1 Were your parents watching TV? Yes, they were.

2 Were you doing your homework? No, I wasn’t.
3 Was your sister downloading video clips from the internet? No, she wasn’t.
4 Was Tom updating a social networking site? Yes, he was.
5 Was your dad chatting on his mobile? Yes, he was.
6 Was Katy playing a computer game? No, she wasn’t.
7 1 I met my friends while I was walking to school. / While I was walking to school, I met my
friends.
2 While we were playing computer games, the phone rang. / The phone rang while we were
playing computer games.
3 I was texting my friend when my teacher came in. / When my teacher came in, I was texting
my friend.
4 While Jack was chatting online, the pizza delivery man arrived. / The pizza delivery man
arrived while Jack was chatting online.
5 I was buying my new mobile when my cousin came into the shop. / When my cousin came
into the shop, I was buying my new mobile.
8 1 a
2 b
3 a
4 b
5 c
6 b
9 1 The first mobile phones were owned by businesspeople.

2 In the 1990s mobile phones became smaller, lighter and cheaper.
3 You can access the internet, send messages and pictures, as well as talk to each other.
4 The latest mobile phones are bendy so you can wear them as a watch or fold them up and put
them in your pocket.
10 Students’ own answer
11 1 his tablet
2 He can take it everywhere.
3 He researches things on the internet.
4 her MP3 player
5 15
6 his digital camera

12 1 Jack surfs the internet, sends emails, downloads video clips and does research for
homework.
2 Lily listens to her MP3 player at home, on the bus, in the park and at school.
3 his mobile phone, computer, MP3 player and digital camera
4 taking pictures on his digital camera, editing and uploading them and sharing them with his
friends
1
M M G
O G S N O W B O A R D I N G
T N G U B I
O I N M B
C W T I X M
R A A K I
O I T K A D L
S G N E S Y C C
S N B R E A G K
G N I V I D Y K S N K Y C
T K K I W O
F I I L R
A N S U R F I N G
R G P N I
G N I P M U J E E G N U B G
1 BMX
2 waterskiing
3 rock climbing
4 surfing
5 motocross
6 bungee jumping
7 in-line skating
8 snowboarding
9 rafting
10 kayaking
11 skydiving
12 mountain biking
2 1 boring
2 worried
3 relaxing
4 frightened
5 tired

6 embarrassing
7 surprised
8 excited
3 1 has
2 Have
3 haven’t
4 have your cousins
5 been
6 known
4 1 d
2 e
3 c
4 f
5 b
6 a
5 1 for
2 for
3 since
4 since
5 for
6 since
6 1 yet
2 just
3 ever
4 never
5 already
6 yet
7 1 ’ve spent
2 sold
3 has gone
4 lived
5 Have, won
6 watched
8 1 F
2 DS
3 T
4 T
5 DS
9 1 b
2 a
3 a
4 b
5 a
10 1 because
2 so
3 because
4 because
5 so
11 1 Last year we decided to raise some money for charity.

2 We all love extreme sports so we decided to organise a sponsored skydive.
3 We also decided to have a jumble sale.

4 We raised over three hundred euros.
5 This year we are planning to go kayaking.
12 1 a
2 b
3 a
4 a
5 b
13 1 F
2 T
3 T
4 F
5 T

1 1 j
2 d
3 g
4 f
5 b
6 i
7 h
8 a
9 c
10 e
2 1 frightening
2 worried
3 bored
4 surprised
5 boring
6 tired
7 relaxing
8 embarrassed
9 excited
10 tiring
3 1 has visited
2 has been
3 has worked
4 has ridden
5 hasn’t been
6 have travelled
4 1 Have you visited Australia?

2 Has Harry been to the skatepark?
3 Where have your friends gone?
4 What has your sister done?
5 Who has won the ultra marathon?
6 Have you seen Sophie this morning?
5 1 since
2 for
3 since
4 for

5 since
6 for
6 1 I have not read The Vampire Diaries yet.

2 I have just spoken to Abby.
3 Have you ever seen an accident?
4 I have never been to America.
5 I have already done my maths homework. / I have done my maths homework already.
6 Have you tried kayaking yet?
7 1 have spent/’ve spent

2 sold
3 has gone / ’s gone
4 lived
5 Have, won
6 watched
8 1 b
2 b
3 a
4 a
5 b
6 a
7 b
9 1 a student from Oxford University

2 a 76-metre-high bridge in Bristol
3 People who love extreme sports come from all over the world.
10 Students' own answers
11 1 T
2 F
3 T
4 F
5 T
6 F
7 T
12 1 Russia
2 three years ago
3 the winter, from November to April

1 1 mountain biking
2 bungee jumping
3 motocross
4 rafting
5 waterskiing
6 skydiving
7 snowboarding
8 kayaking
9 rock climbing
10 in-line skating
2 1 frightening

2 worried
3 bored
4 surprised
5 boring
6 tired
7 relaxing
8 embarrassed
9 excited
10 tiring
3 1 has visited
2 has been
3 has worked
4 has ridden
5 hasn’t been
6 have travelled
4 1 Have you been to Barcelona?

2 Has your brother been skydiving?
3 Maria has to do a lot of homework today.
4 I’m hungry. I haven’t had any breakfast today.
5 Where have your friends gone?
6 He hasn’t seen the film yet.
5 1 have been, since

2 has known, for
3 have lived, since
4 haven’t eaten, for
5 has worked, for
6 has spoken, since
6 1 I have not read The Vampire Diaries yet.

2 I have just spoken to Abby.
3 Have you ever seen an accident?
4 I have never been to America.
5 I have already done my maths homework. / I have done my maths homework already.
6 Have you tried kayaking yet?
7 1 have spent
2 bought
3 has gone
4 lived
5 won
6 has worked
8 1 b
2 b
3 a
4 a
5 b
6 a
9 1 a student from Oxford University

2 all around the world
3 People who love extreme sports come from all over the world.
4 The highest unofficial jump was 670 metres.
10 Students' own answers
11 1 Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay and Chile

2 four years
3 December or January
4 South Africa
5 last year
6 going on safari and seeing the lions, elephants and giraffes
12 1 Louise has visited over 20 countries.

2 Her favourite country is Russia.
3 Spain, Italy and Turkey
4 Moscow and St Petersburg

1 1 e
2 c
3 b
4 a
5 d
2 1 tattoo
2 nose studs
3 mask
4 piercings
5 lipstick
6 face paint
7 eyeliner
8 wigs
9 hairstyle
10 Body painting
3 1 hadn’t
2 hadn’t been
3 had forgotten
4 had decided
5 finished
6 had fallen
4 1 Before the artist started painting she had been a teacher.

2 Had you studied art before you became a painter?
3 Photography had become very popular by 1900.
4 Before my parents met they had travelled a lot.
5 My grandmother still hadn’t used a computer.
6 Had they already had lunch when you arrived?
5 1 a
2 b
3 a
4 b
5 a
6 b
6 1 learning
2 drawing
3 playing
4 eating
5 listening
6 going

7 1 to have
2 Tattooing
3 painting
4 to build
5 to become
6 to open
8 1 T
2 F
3 F
4 T
5 F
9 1 b
2 a
3 a
4 a
5 b
10 1 However
2 also
3 Furthermore
4 Although
5 As well as
11 1 Although
2 but
3 Furthermore
4 In addition
5 Moreover
12 1 b
2 a
3 a
4 b
5 b
13 1 F
2 T
3 T
4 F
5 F

1 1 pottery
2 landscape painting
3 portrait
4 still life painting
5 drawing
2 1 tattoo
2 eyeliner
3 wig
4 face paint
5 hairstyle
6 piercings
7 lipstick

8 nose studs
9 Body painting
10 masks
3 1 had included
2 Had, studied
3 had become
4 had, travelled
5 hadn’t used
6 Had, had
4 1 had travelled
2 had not / hadn’t visited
3 had not / hadn’t been
4 had formed
5 had been
6 had fallen
5 1 By
2 still
3 Before
4 after
5 at
6 already
6 1 My parents love going to art galleries.

2 Clare isn’t keen on looking at landscape paintings.
3 Most teenagers hate doing homework.
4 He enjoys collecting tattoos.
5 I prefer listening to music on my MP3 player.
6 Are you good at taking photos?
7 1 painting
2 to take
3 to read
4 to wear
5 looking
6 to buy
8 1 a
2 b
3 a
4 b
5 a
6 b
7 a
9 1 To cover his first tattoo of the cat.

2 He had tattoos on his front because his back was full.
3 Either a tiger in a forest or a lion hiding in the grass.
11 1 T
2 F
3 T
4 F
5 T
6 F
7 T

12 1 The Tate Modern used to be a power station.
2 photographs and moving images
3 street art / graffiti

1 1 Prints
2 Graffiti
3 A photograph
4 A sculpture
5 A drawing
6 A landscape
7 A portrait
8 Still life (painting)
9 Pottery
10 An installation
2 1 tattoo
2 eyeliner
3 wig
4 face paint
5 hairstyle
6 piercings
7 lipstick
8 nose studs / earrings
9 Body painting
10 masks
3 1 had travelled
2 had not / hadn’t visited
3 had not / hadn’t been
4 had formed
5 had been
6 had fallen
4 1 had included
2 Had you studied
3 had become
4 had both travelled
5 hadn’t used
6 Had they already had
5 1 By
2 still
3 Before
4 after
5 at
6 already
6 1 making
2 going
3 making
4 taking
5 playing
6 doing / playing
7 1 painting

2 to take
3 to read
4 to wear
5 looking
6 to buy
8 1 a
2 b
3 b
4 c
5 b
6 b
9 1 a cat
2 to hide the cat
3 Because his back was full.
4 a tiger in a forest or a lion hiding in the grass
11 1 c
2 b
3 c
4 a
5 b
6 a
12 1 the entrance hall

2 £5
3 landscapes, still life and portraits
4 Her last choice is outdoors rather than inside.

1 1 retired
2 learnt to drive
3 had children
4 leave school
5 go to university
6 leave home
7 was born
8 get my own place
9 buy a house
10 died
11 grown up
12 got married
2
E
D E I R R A M S
P U
R E O P R
E E H E E
S R N D
E S G J L
N I E O O
T H O M E D B
N

degree
home
house
job
married
older
pension
present
3 1 will arrive
2 won’t have
3 will get
4 will learn
5 won’t pass
4 1 d
2 f
3 a
4 e
5 c
6 b
5 1 is / ’s doing
2 is / ’s going
3 is / ’s meeting
4 is / ’s tidying
5 is / ’s having
6 is / ’s watching
6 1 definitely
2 Maybe
3 definitely
4 definitely
5 Perhaps
7 1 studying
2 won’t be
3 be working
4 spending
8 1 will
2 going
3 won’t
4 be
9 1 F
2 DS
3 T
4 F
5 T
10 1 b
2 b
3 a
4 a
5 b
11 1 Adam doesn’t want to learn to drive.

2 She’s passed her exams.

3 He’s going to see his grandparents.
4 I can’t get married. I’m too young.
5 I’m sure you’ll love America.
12 1 fine
2 writing
3 buy
4 tell
5 love
13 1 a
2 a
3 b
4 a
5 a
14 1 T
2 T
3 F
4 F
5 T

1 1 retired
2 learnt / learned to drive
3 had children
4 go to university
5 grow up
6 leave home
7 was born
8 left school
9 buy a house
10 died
11 get a degree
12 siblings
13 fell in love
14 get a job
2 1 c
2 d
3 f
4 e
5 b
6 a
3 1 will arrive
2 won’t have
3 will get
4 will learn
5 won’t pass
4 1 My father is going to buy a new car next month.

2 What are you going to do at the weekend?
3 Is your sister going to get married soon?
4 I am going to study geography at university.
5 My grandparents are going to buy a new house.

6 Are you going to get another job?
5 1 she is / she’s swimming in the pool at 6pm.

2 she is / she’s watching a film with Josh and Clare.
3 she is / she’s going on a trip to the Tate Modern.
4 she is / she’s taking her driving test at 3.50.
5 she is / she’s having dinner with her parents to celebrate.
6 she is / she’s visiting her grandparents.
6 1 definitely
2 Maybe
3 definitely
4 definitely
5 Perhaps
7 1 will / ’ll be studying

2 will not / won’t be going
3 will / ’ll be working
4 will / ’ll be spending
5 will / ’ll be celebrating
6 will / ’ll be going
7 will not / won’t be getting
8 will / ’ll be training
8 1 b
2 a
3 b
4 a
5 a
6 a
7 b
9 1 People will look for work in other countries.

2 Because more people are divorcing.
3 Due to improved medical care.
11 1 T
2 F
3 F
4 T
5 F
6 F
7 T
12 1 Mel and Aaron agree on staying at school till 18, then going to university and living
longer.
2 Education is so expensive.
3 India

1 1 retired
2 learnt / learned to drive
3 had children
4 go to university

5 grow up
6 leave home
7 was born
8 left school
9 buy a house
10 died
11 get a degree
12 siblings
13 fell in love
14 get a job
2 1 bring
2 arrived
3 obtain
4 buy
5 are becoming
6 received
3 1 will arrive
2 won’t have
3 will get
4 will learn
5 won’t pass
4 1 My father is / ’s going to buy a new car next month.

2 What are you going to do at the weekend?
3 My sister is / ’s going to get married to her boyfriend next summer.
4 I am / ’m going to study geography at university.
5 My grandparents are going to sell their house and move to London.
6 Where is your brother going for his holiday?
5 1 What is / ’s Katy doing on Thursday?

She is / ’s taking her driving test at 3.50.
2 What is / ’s Katy doing on Friday?
She is / ’s having dinner with her parents to celebrate.
3 Where is / ’s Katy going on Saturday?
She is / ’s visiting her grandparents.
6 1 Mandy will definitely go to America.

2 Maybe it will rain soon, but there aren’t many clouds.
3 I hate The X Factor so I definitely won’t watch it this weekend.
4 I haven’t got much money so I probably won’t buy a new phone.
5 Perhaps she’ll have children, but I’m not sure.
7 1 Next year she will / she’ll be studying for her exams.

2 In July she won’t be going / won’t go to school anymore.
3 During the summer she will / she’ll work on the beach.
4 She will / She’ll spend August in France with her parents.
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5 She will / She’ll celebrate her 18 birthday with her friends.
6 In autumn she will / she’ll go to university.
7 She will not / won’t get married.
8 In five years’ time she will train to be a doctor.
8 1 a
2 b
3 c
4 c
5 a
6 c

9 1 One advantage is the chance of a better job; one disadvantage is the person will be
poorer.
2 They will look for work abroad.
3 due to the increase in the divorce rate
4 due to improved health care
11 1 c
2 b
3 a
4 c
5 a
6 a
12 1 Mel and Aaron agree on staying at school till 18, then going to university and living
longer.
2 Kirsty and Mel agree that there will be more job opportunities.
3 India and Thailand
4 Aaron

1 1 bags
2 organic waste
3 glass
4 paper
5 cardboard
6 jars
7 textiles
8 cans
9 cartons
10 metal
2
N G N I L C Y C E R N
O E T P R D O
I M O I A E I
T L I E M S T
L C P S E T U
U P U S R L
T A D I O L
E S E O Y O
I R N P
D C R E A T I O N
E T A E R C
Nouns
creation
pollution
emission
recycling
reduction
Verbs

create
destroy
disappear
emit
pollute
3 1 a
2 e
3 f
4 b
5 d
6 c
4 1 rains
2 will go
3 remember
4 won’t
5 will stay
5 1 might invent
2 won’t disappear
3 might not go
4 will be
5 will be
6 won’t stop
7 might not do
8 might get
6 1 lived
2 would
3 go
4 were
5 didn’t
6 recycle
7 1 If I had a bike I would cycle to work.

2 If you won the lottery what would you do?
3 If I had lots of money, I would go to China.
4 If you broke your leg what would you do?
5 If factories didn’t pollute the rivers the fish wouldn’t die.
8 1 F
2 DS
3 T
4 F
5 F
9 1 a
2 b
3 a
4 b
5 a
10 1 More than a billion people around the globe don’t drink clean water.
2 Many people die because they drink contaminated water.
3 We need to reduce diseases from bad water.
4 It’s very important that everyone, especially children, can drink safe water.
5 Our main target is to help people have good drinking water.
6 Clean water will also help the soil so the villagers can grow crops.
7 They can also grow trees with lots of foliage.

8 This will help the atmosphere and make the whole village cleaner and people healthier.
9 We believe the people in Britain can help buy a new water pump.
10 You only have to donate a few pounds. It’s nothing!
11 1 b
2 a
3 b
4 a
5 b
12 1 T
2 F
3 F
4 F
5 T

1 1 bags
2 organic waste
3 glass
4 paper
5 cardboard
6 jars
7 textiles
8 cans
9 cartons
10 metal
2 1 create
2 destruction
3 disappear
4 emissions
5 pollution
6 recycle
7 reduce
8 Recycling
9 disappearance
10 pollute
3 1 ride, will / ’ll create

2 rains, won’t / will not go
3 gets, won’t / will not be
4 eat, won’t / will not survive
5 have, will / ’ll buy
6 recycles, there will / ’ll be less waste
4 1 Scientists might invent a pollution-free car.

2 The rainforests won’t all disappear. / All the rainforests won’t disappear.
3 I might not go to the charity dance.
4 I will be at your fundraising event. / I will be fundraising at your event.
5 Soon a plastic mountain will be there. / There will soon be a plastic mountain.
6 Companies won’t stop polluting the rivers.
7 Josh said he might do a bungee jump.
5 1 lived, be
2 would, saw

3 felt, go
4 was, would
5 do, didn’t
6 would, drank
6 1 would buy, had

2 didn’t live, would live
3 stopped, would not die / wouldn’t die
4 would reduce / ’d reduce, drove
5 ran, would not be / wouldn’t be
7 1 F
2 DS
3 T
4 DS
5 F
6 T
7 F
8 1 less water
2 Because they have no water.
3 There will be millions of refugees looking for new places to live.
10 1 T
2 T
3 F
4 F
5 F
6 T
7 F
11 1 He made a charity CD of Christmas songs.

2 on the internet
3 He wants to raise £1,000 more.

1 1 bags
2 organic waste
3 glass
4 paper
5 cardboard
6 jars
7 textiles
8 cans
9 cartons
10 metal
2 1 creation
2 destroy
3 disappearance
4 emission
5 pollute
6 recycling
7 reduce

8 discuss
9 consumerism / consumption
10 improve
3 1 a ride, will / ’ll create

2 e rains, won’t / will not go
3 f gets, won’t / will not be
4 b eat, won’t / will not survive
5 d have, will / ’ll buy
6 c recycles, will / ’ll be
4 1 might invent
2 won’t disappear
3 might not go
4 will be
5 will be
6 won’t stop
7 he might do
8 might not get
5 1 If I lived in New York, I would be happy.

2 If I felt ill, I would go to the doctor.
3 If I was / were rich, I would buy an electric car.
4 What would you do if you didn’t have a car?
5 I would recycle all my plastic bags, if there was a recycling place near my house.
6 1 would buy, had

2 didn’t live, would / ’d live
3 stopped, would not / wouldn’t die
4 would/ ’d reduce, drove
5 ran, would not / wouldn’t be
7 1 c
2 b
3 a
4 a
5 c
6 a
8 1 less water
2 The desert is expanding.
3 Some villages and cities are running out of water.
4 There will be millions of refugees looking for new places to live.
10 1 a telephone engineer
2 poor children in Africa with a disease that causes blindness
3 five
4 October last year
5 £1
6 £2,100
11 1 clothes he never wore

2 Christmas songs
3 a bungee jump and washing cars at the local supermarket
4 over £3,000 / £3,100


1
1 2
M M
3
A G R I C U L T U R E
N D
4
E D U C A T I O N I
F A
5 6
C A T E R I N G T
C R
7
T R E T A I L
8
T O U R I S M N
R S
I P
9
C O N S T R U C T I O N
G R
10
H E A L T H
Across
3 agriculture
4 education
5 catering
7 retail
8 tourism
9 construction
10 health
Down
1 manufacturing
2 media
6 transport
2 1 Logical
2 friendly
3 caring
4 reliable
5 experienced
6 immature
7 responsible
8 practical
9 impatient
10 helpful
3 1 d
2 f
3 a
4 b
5 c
6 e
4 1 must
2 mustn’t

3 mustn’t
4 must
5 must
6 mustn’t
5 1 have to
2 must
3 have to
4 must
5 don’t have to
6 mustn’t
7 doesn’t have to
8 mustn’t
6 1 shouldn’t
2 shouldn’t
3 should
4 shouldn’t
5 should
7 1 I will/’ll/won’t be able to drive when I’m 18.

2 I could speak two languages when I was 10 – English and Turkish.
3 I won’t be able to leave school until I’m 17.
4 I can go to music concerts now.
5 I could paint really well when I was nine.
8 1 F
2 DS
3 F
4 T
5 T
9 1 a
2 b
3 b
4 b
5 a
10 1 Sir
2 writing
3 enclose
4 qualifications
5 experience
6 teach
7 addition
8 available
9 interview
10 faithfully
11 1 b
2 a
3 b
4 b
5 a
12 1 F
2 T
3 F
4 T
5 T


1 1 i
2 j
3 a
4 g
5 b
6 d
7 h
8 e
9 c
10 f
2 1 a
2 b
3 c
4 c
5 c
6 a
7 a
8 b
9 c
10 b
3 1 Do doctors have to work in a hospital?

2 Farmers have to get up early every morning.
3 You must have a pilot’s licence to fly a plane.
4 What time do you have to start school?
5 I must study for my exams.
6 Do teachers have to be sociable?
4 1 have to
2 mustn’t
3 have to
4 must
5 don’t have to
6 don’t have to
7 have to
8 mustn’t
5 1 Q. Should I wear a uniform? A. Yes, you should.

2 Q. Should I arrive late? A. No, you shouldn’t.
3 Q. Should I eat in the school canteen? A. Yes, you should.
4 Q. Should I be friendly to everyone? A. Yes, you should.
5 Q. Should I take my mobile phone into school? A. No, you shouldn’t.
6 1 My great-grandfather could leave school at 14.

2 My great-grandmother couldn’t vote.
3 I can learn to drive now I’m 17.
4 I can’t get a tattoo.
5 Next year I will be able to vote.
6 In three years’ time I won’t be able to drive a bus.
7 1 T
2 DS
3 F

4 T
5 T
6 F
7 T
8 1 Make a good impression so your boss thinks you are reliable.

2 See what your colleagues are wearing and do the same.
3 Your choice of clothes says a lot about the kind of person you are.
10 1 T
2 F
3 T
4 F
5 F
6 T
7 T
11 1 He wants to leave school because he doesn’t enjoy it and is not good at exams. He’s more
practical.
2 Clare can then go to university and have more options with a degree.
3 Jan tells him to find a vocational course or an apprenticeship at a garage.

1 1 catering
2 health
3 agriculture
4 education
5 transport
6 retail
7 construction
8 the arts
9 manufacturing
10 technology
2 1 Logical
2 friendly
3 caring
4 reliable
5 experienced
6 mature
7 responsible
8 practical
9 patient
10 helpful
3 1 You don’t have to wear smart clothes in this job.

2 You have to arrive on time.
3 You have to switch off your mobile in the library.
4 You don’t have to bring your own food on the trip.
4 1 must wear
2 mustn’t smoke
3 mustn’t use
4 must study

5 1 have to
2 mustn’t
3 have to
4 must
5 don’t have to
6 don’t have to
7 have to
8 mustn’t
6 1 Q. Should I wear a uniform? A Yes, you should.

2 Q. Should I arrive late? A. No, you shouldn’t.
3 Q. Should I eat my lunch in the school canteen? A. Yes, you should.
4 Q. Should I be friendly to everyone? A. Yes, you should.
5 Q. Should I take my mobile phone into school? A. No, you shouldn’t.
7 1 My great-grandfather could leave school at 14.

2 I can learn to drive now I’m 17.
3 Next year I will be able to vote.
th
4 On my 18 birthday I will be able to get married.
8 1 b
2 c
3 a
4 a
5 b
6 a
9 1 Make a good impression so your boss thinks you are reliable.

2 In dirty industries workers wear overalls to protect their clothes. In offices smarter clothes can
be worn.
3 By seeing what your colleagues are wearing.
4 Your choice of clothes says a lot about the kind of person you are.
11 1 Jan has a job as a careers advisor. / Jan is a careers advisor.

2 their GCSEs
3 Harry is practical.
4 Clare wants to get A levels, then a degree.
5 once or twice a week
6 You earn about £200 a week.
12 1 Harry wants to leave school because he doesn’t enjoy it and he’s not good at exams. He
wants to do something practical.
2 Clare wants to study A levels and go to university.
3 Clare could go to university or at 18 join a company training course.
4 When Harry leaves school he could do a vocational training course or an apprenticeship at a
garage.

1
M G R R R T
K U N O A E F
V I R I B L D E
A D P B G R H
N E N P E R U T
D R A R U M
A E N P B
L R D P
S H O P L I F T E R
H A C K I N G R
burglar
hacking
kidnapper
kidnapping
murder
murderer
robber
shoplifter
theft
vandals
2 1 the law
2 a crime
3 case
4 fingerprints
5 evidence
6 suspect
7 DNA sample
8 evidence
9 court
10 prison
3 1 are arrested
2 are stored
3 are used
4 is collected
5 are given
6 is drunk
4 1 Women are not arrested as often as men.

2 Not many young criminals are sent to prison.
3 The police are not always called to an accident.
4 Ransom money is not paid very often.
5 Murderers are not given community service.
6 Cooked food is not good in prison.
5 1 were arrested
2 was not / wasn’t kept
3 were caught
4 was seen
5 were not / weren’t taken
6 was given
7 were not / weren’t known
8 was not / wasn’t eaten

6 1 d
2 a
3 e
4 b
5 c
7 1 were
2 are
3 was
4 was / is
5 was
8 1 DS
2 T
3 T
4 DS
5 F
9 1 a
2 b
3 a
4 b
5 b
10 1 Obviously
2 Unfortunately
3 Hopefully
4 eventually
5 Luckily
12 1 b
2 a
3 a
4 b
5 a
13 1 F
2 T
3 F
4 T
5 T

1 1 theft
2 murderer
3 kidnapper
4 Vandals
5 hacking
6 shoplifters
7 robber
8 hacker
9 vandalism
10 attack

2 1 f
2 h
3 i
4 a/b/j
5 b/j
6 c
7 d
8 j/b
9 e
10 g
3 1 a
2 c
3 b
4 a
5 c
6 a
4 1 Women aren’t / are not arrested as often as men.

2 Young criminals aren’t / are not sent to prison nowadays.
3 The police aren’t / are not called to all accidents.
4 Ransom money isn’t / is not paid very often.
5 Murderers aren’t / are not given community service.
6 Good food isn’t / is not cooked in prison.
5 1 were arrested
2 wasn’t / was not kept
3 were caught
4 was seen
5 weren’t / were not taken
6 was given
7 weren’t / were not known
8 wasn’t / was not eaten
6 1 Why was that man arrested?

2 What were you questioned about?
3 When were your fingerprints taken?
4 Were the vandals arrested yesterday?
5 When was the case solved?
7 1 were, stolen
2 are, given
3 was paid
4 is / was, worn
5 was broken
8 1 DS
2 F
3 DS
4 T
5 T
6 DS
7 DS
9 1 It checks a person’s identify and history.

2 The program tells the police if a person has committed a crime somewhere.
3 Archer was wanted for a bank robbery in 2006, as well as other crimes elsewhere.

11 1 T
2 F
3 T
4 F
5 T
6 T
7 T
12 1 They were stolen for a private collector.

2 Thieves can steal your details and passwords by hacking into your computer.
3 Li Ming was arrested for stealing his own identity!

1 1 theft
2 murderer
3 kidnapper
4 Vandals
5 hacking
6 shoplifters
7 robber
8 hacker
9 vandalism
10 attack
2 1 the law
2 a crime
3 a case
4 fingerprints
5 evidence
6 a suspect
7 a DNA sample
8 evidence
9 court
10 prison
3 1 The sports centre is damaged by vandals every year.

2 CCTV cameras are used by / in many British cities.
3 Shoplifters are arrested by the police every week.
4 Bank details are often stolen by computer hackers.
5 Data is stored by the police on a computer.
6 Every day the police station is visited by someone.
4 1 Two vandals were arrested yesterday.

2 The money wasn’t / was not taken from my purse after all.
3 The suspect was questioned by the police all day yesterday.
4 The police weren’t / were not called to the scene of the crime until it was too late.
5 The shoplifters were identified by the police this morning.
6 The stolen paintings were sold to a rich businessman.
5 1 were burgled
2 were broken
3 was vandalised
4 was installed
5 was chosen
6 were caught
7 were given

8 were arrested
6 1 What was stolen last week?

2 What is stored on the police computer?
3 How were the vandals finally caught?
4 When are the DNA samples analysed?
5 What was taken from the petrol station yesterday?
7 1 Six cars were stolen last week.

2 DNA samples are stored on the police computer.
3 The vandals were caught on CCTV.
4 The DNA samples are analysed as soon as possible.
5 £200 and some chocolate were taken from the petrol station yesterday.
8 1 a
2 a
3 c
4 a
5 c
6 a
9 1 It checks a person’s name, address and history.

2 The program checks a person’s identity history and if they have committed a crime
somewhere.
3 Archer was wanted for a bank robbery in 2006, as well as other crimes elsewhere.
4 Archer’s fingerprints were found at each crime scene.
11 1 b
2 a
3 a
4 c
5 c
6 b
12 1 They were stolen for a private collector.

2 They didn’t notice the broken window or the missing paintings.
3 Thieves can steal your details and passwords by hacking into your computer.
4 Li Ming was arrested for stealing his own identity!


1
N N
O E O
R I N I S
E T I L L I T E R A C Y S
F A A M E
U N V A N
G R I D F S
E E I M E S
S S E I Q E
N E S R U L
O A C A E
C S R Y T R E V O P S L M
E A I O
W T D H
Y
conservation
discrimination
disease
equality
famine
homelessness
illiteracy
poverty
refugees
war
2 1 activist
2 active
3 humans
4 politicians
5 pacifist
6 presidential
7 humanitarian
8 peaceful
9 president
10 leader
3 1 who
2 where
3 who
4 which
5 where
6 which
4 1 Oxford is a city which has a big university.

2 A pacifist is a person who doesn’t believe in war.
3 The NSPCC is a charity which helps children.
4 Washington DC is the city where the US president lives.
5 The Arctic Ocean is where the ice is melting.
6 A leader is a person who has a lot of power.
5 1 something
2 everyone
3 everywhere

4 nothing
5 anyone
6 anywhere
6 1 d
2 f
3 a
4 c
5 b
6 e
7 1 used to
2 use to
3 use to
4 used to
5 use to
6 use to
8 1 F
2 F
3 T
4 F
5 T
6 T
9 1 b
2 a
3 b
4 a
10 1 in
2 when
3 at the age of
4 When
5 Two years later
6 Eventually
7 at the age of
8 Since then
9 Before
10 Now
11 1 b
2 a
3 a
4 a
5 b
12 1 T
2 T
3 F
4 T
5 F


1 1 f
2 j
3 a
4 h
5 c
6 i
7 d
8 e
9 g
10 b
2 1 activist
2 active
3 humans
4 politicians
5 pacifist
6 presidential
7 humanitarian
8 peaceful
9 president
10 leader
3 1 who
2 where
3 where
4 which
5 who
6 which
4 1 Alfred Nobel used to be a scientist.

2 African Americans used to suffer discrimination.
3 My parents did not use to live in Italy.
4 Women did not use to have equal rights.
5 Cristiano Ronaldo used to play for Manchester United.
6 Chloe did not use to volunteer for Shelter.
5 1 someone, somewhere
2 anything, everywhere
3 nothing, anyone
6 1 Q. Did your parents use to live in Italy? No, they didn't.

2 Q. Did Cristiano Ronaldo use to play for Manchester United? Yes, he did.
3 Q. Did Ana use to volunteer for Greenpeace? No, she didn’t.
4 Q. Did women use to have equal rights? No, they didn’t.
5 Q. Did Alfred Nobel use to be a scientist? Yes, he did.
6 Q. Did African Americans use to suffer discrimination? Yes, they did.
7 1 b
2 b
3 a
4 b
5 b
6 a
7 a
8 1 To raise money for the charity Sports Aid.

2 It helps hungry people in Africa.

3 six days
10 1 T
2 F
3 T
4 F
5 T
6 F
7 F
11 1 Russell got into fights and was stopped by the police a few times.
2 A place where they give out free food and drink to the homeless.
3 A man called Martin who worked for the Homing Project.

1 1 homelessness
2 famine
3 poverty
4 human rights
5 war
6 animal welfare
7 conservation
8 refugees
9 illiteracy
10 equality
2 1 active
2 human
3 humanity
4 leader
5 leadership
6 peace
7 politician
8 political
9 president
10 presidential
3 1 London is the city where the 2012 Olympics were held.

2 UNICEF is an organisation which protects children’s rights.
3 A tsunami is a disaster which may kill many people.
4 A carer is a person who looks after others.
5 Calcutta is the city where Mother Theresa worked.
6 Malala Yousafzai is the girl who promoted girls’ education in Afghanistan.
4 1 Bob Geldof is a man who believes that rich people should help the poor.
2 The White House is a house where the US president lives.
3 Dallas is a big city where President Kennedy was shot.
4 Shelter is a charity which helps homeless people.
5 Martin Luther King was a man who fought for equal rights for African Americans.
6 Childline is an organisation which is operated by volunteers.
5 1 someone, somewhere
2 anything, everywhere
3 nothing, anyone

6 1 Did your parents use to live in Italy?
2 Did Cristiano Ronaldo use to play for Manchester United?
3 Did Chloe use to volunteer for Greenpeace?
4 Did women use to have equal rights?
5 Did Bill Clinton use to be the President of the USA?
6 Did African Americans use to suffer discrimination?
7 1 Jack used to steal cars.

2 Did your parents use to work in a shop?
3 Someone used to live in the flat upstairs.
4 Did tigers use to live in Britain?
5 Girls didn’t use to go to school.
6 Alfred Nobel used to make dynamite.
8 1 b
2 a
3 c
4 b
5 b
6 c
9 1 To raise money for charity.

2 It’s a charity that helps hungry people in Africa.
3 The award was for his charity work.
4 He wants to focus on politics.
11 1 a
2 c
3 a
4 c
5 b
6 b
12 1 When his father died they had no money.

2 Russell got into fights and was stopped by the police a few times.
3 A man called Martin who worked for the Homing Project.
4 The charity helped him to get his life and family back so he wants to help the charity now.

1 1 native
2 official
3 minority
4 global
5 foreign
6 multilingual
7 mother tongue
8 accent
9 dialect

2
Y
E X P L A I N
S
A K S A I
G U D N N
R G M V I
E E G I A
F E R T T E L L
U S E P
S T F M
E F O
O C
admit
agree
ask
complain
explain
invite
offer
refuse
say
suggest
tell
3 1 d
2 f
3 b
4 e
5 a
6 c
4 1 the following day

2 the day before
3 that day
4 the following week
5 the day after
6 five years before
7 the day after
5 1 They said they would go to my party.

2 He said he couldn’t understand my accent.
3 She said she was going to learn Hindi.
4 I said I had studied Russian the year before.
6 1 had done
2 if I knew
3 whether
4 could
5 was
6 would
7 1 where
2 when

3 how
4 which
5 who
6 what
7 why
8 1 F
2 F
3 DS
4 F
5 T
9 1 b
2 a
3 b
4 b
5 b
10 1 told
2 said
3 said that
4 told me
5 told her
6 said that
7 said
8 told
9 told
10 said
11 1 b
2 a
3 b
4 a
5 a
12 1 F
2 T
3 T
4 F
5 T

1 1 official
2 global
3 native
4 foreign
5 minority
6 multilingual
7 mother tongue
8 accent
9 dialect
2 1 a
2 b
3 b
4 a

5 a
6 b
7 b
8 a
9 a
10 b
11 a
3 1 c
2 a
3 f
4 g
5 b
6 h
7 e
8 d
4 1 Angela said she had had an accident the day before.

2 They said a lot had happened that day.
3 They said I should go back the following day / the day after.
4 Gina said they had met three years before.
5 She said she was going on holiday the day after / following day.
6 They said they had tried to phone me the previous week.
7 John said he would see me the following day.
5 1 had done, had

2 if I knew, didn’t
3 whether, had
4 could, had
6 1 a
2 b
3 a
4 b
5 b
6 b
7 a
7 1 F
2 F
3 DS
4 F
5 T
8 1 Because their village in Afghanistan had been small and poor.

2 Because someone suggested they move to Slough.
3 It was smaller and quieter.
4 She said she was too busy.
5 Find a way to help her mum learn English
10 1 F
2 T
3 T
4 F
5 T
6 T
7 F

11 1 Because it would be a great experience to live in another country.
2 They were taken out of class for one hour twice a week but mostly from other kids.
3 Because people thought they could read (but not speak) / Because people can understand
written Chinese even if they speak different languages

1 1 foreign
2 official
3 global
4 minority
5 native
2 1 accent
2 mother tongue
3 dialect
4 multilingual
3 1 complain
2 agree
3 refuse
4 admit
5 offer
6 suggest
7 explain
8 ask
9 convince
10 invite
11 promise
4 1 b
2 c
3 a
5 1 was enjoying
2 had enjoyed
3 enjoyed
4 had enjoyed
5 didn’t have
6 would remember
7 couldn’t wait
8 hadn’t had
6 1 before / previously / ago

2 that
3 following / next
4 after
5 previous
6 following / next
7 before
7 1 it had been easy (for me / us) to learn Italian.

2 I / We found it easy to learn new words.
3 (we thought that) French was harder to learn than Spanish.
4 they would be able to speak Chinese by the summer.
8 1 who had taught me English.

2 where I had lived before.
3 which language I preferred.
4 what the problem was.
5 when I had been born. / when I was born.
6 how I could go running that day.
7 how I had done in the test.
8 if I would spend the year travelling.
9 1 b
2 c
3 a
4 c
5 c
10 1 Because their village in Afghanistan had been small and poor.

2 Because someone suggested they move to Slough.
3 It was smaller and quieter.
4 She said she was too busy.
5 Find a way to help her mum learn English.
12 1 c
2 a
3 b
4 c
5 b
6 a
13 1 for the experience

2 from Spanish lessons and other children
3 He went to live in China and they use a different writing system there.
4 Because they thought he would be able to read it. / There are several spoken languages but
they all understand the written one.
End-of-term Test 1–3 Basic

1 1 laptop
3 earphones
4 landline
5 e-reader
6 charger
7 instant messaging
8 apps
2 1 c
2 d
3 b
4 f
5 a
6 e
3
E P I P E
R O T R P
U T I I A

T F T N C
F P E T S
A L R D
R U Y N
G C A
P O R T R A I T S L
sculpture
pottery
graffiti
print
landscape
portrait
4 1 was downloading
2 watched
3 were walking
4 When
5 arrived
5 1 have, been
2 Have, bought
3 has, visited
4 have done
5 Has, seen
6 1 for
2 for
3 since
4 since
5 for
7 1 have, been
2 went
3 Did, swim
4 skydived
5 haven’t done
8 1 My dad hates sending text messages.

2 She’s very good at riding her BMX bike.
3 A lot of people like getting tattoos.
4 They love looking at modern art.
5 My brother prefers watching films on his tablet.
9 1 had finished
2 hadn’t won
3 had eaten
4 hadn’t driven
5 had bought
10 1 b
2 b
3 a
4 a
11 1 F
2 F
3 T
4 DS

5 DS
6 F
12 1 because
2 Although
3 so
4 because
5 Although
13 1 Josh and Emily were rock climbing in Scotland last week.

2 While they were climbing Emily fell off a large rock.
3 She broke her leg.
4 Josh phoned 999 and the mountain rescue team arrived.
5 The rescue team took Emily to hospital.
14 1 a
2 b
3 b
4 a
5 a
15 1 T
2 F
3 F
4 F
5 T
End-of-term Test 1–3 Standard

1 1 laptop
3 earphones
4 landline
5 e-reader
6 charger
7 instant messaging
8 apps
2 1 snowboarding
2 rock climbing
3 rafting
4 in-line skating
5 skydiving
6 motocross
3 1 b
2 f
3 a
4 e
5 d
6 c
4 1 did, get
2 went
3 was
4 did, sell
5 told

5 1 Where were you going when I saw you?
2 While I was talking to my friends, Jake arrived.
3 Alice took a photo while I was drinking a cup of coffee.
4 What was he doing when the teacher came into the room?
5 I was playing football when my mum phoned.
6 1 have, been
2 Have, bought
3 has, visited
4 have done
5 Has, seen
7 1 since
2 for
3 since
4 since
5 for
8 1 reading
2 visiting
3 doing
4 going
5 taking
9 1 had finished
2 hadn’t won
3 had eaten
4 hadn’t driven
5 had bought
10 1 b
2 a
3 a
4 b
5 a
6 a
7 b
11 1 the Amazon
2 Because the river was full of snakes and dangerous fish.
3 He felt completely exhausted.
13 1 F
2 F
3 T
4 T
5 F
6 T
7 F
14 1 Because he went back to his house to get his passport.

2 Because his money was in his hotel room.
3 He went to a museum and an art gallery and met some friends.

End-of-term Test 1–3 Extra
1 1 laptop
2 e-reader
3 games console
4 chargers
5 earphones
7 landline
8 apps
2 1 snowboarding
2 rock climbing
3 rafting
4 in-line skating
5 skydiving
6 motocross
3 1 graffiti
2 landscape
3 portrait
4 sculpture
5 print
6 drawing
4 1 did, get
2 went
3 was
4 did, sell
5 told
5 1 Where were you going when I saw you?

2 While I was talking to my friends, Jake arrived.
3 Alice took a photo while I was drinking a cup of coffee.
4 What was he doing when the teacher came into the room?
5 I was playing football when my mum phoned.
6 1 I have never been rock climbing.

2 Have you ever bought a smartphone?
3 Alec has not visited America yet.
4 They have done their homework already. / They have already done their homework.
5 Has he just seen an accident?
7 1 haven’t had, since

2 have had, for
3 have been, since
4 have worked, since
5 haven’t seen, for
8 1 had finished
2 hadn’t won
3 had eaten
4 hadn’t driven
5 had bought
9 1 reading
2 going
3 doing
4 eating
5 taking

10 1 Slovenia
2 the Yangtze
3 five hours
4 more than a year
5 half a year
6 the world record for non-stop swimming
11 1 Because it is full of snakes and piranhas and has dangerous currents.

2 Because it is too easy.
3 the Amazon
4 He felt completely exhausted.
13 1 Berlin
2 Because he went back to his house to get his passport.
3 five hours
4 They / The airport lost it.
5 He couldn’t remember where it was.
6 His money was in his hotel room.
14 1 two / a couple of hours

2 They couldn’t speak English.
3 He went to a museum and an art gallery and met some friends.
4 The plane was four hours late.

1 1 c
2 e
3 f
4 a
5 d
6 b
2 1 recycle
2 emissions
3 pollute
4 destroy
5 disappearance
6 creating
3
S
C O R E L I A B L E
A M C O T
P A I G N
A T A I E
B U C B I
L R A L T
E E L U F P L E H A
C A R I N G P

capable
caring
helpful
logical
mature
patient
reliable
sociable
4 1 c
2 d
3 a
4 b
5 1 will be swimming
2 won’t be doing
3 won’t be joining
4 will be following
6 1 passes
2 rains
3 won’t be
4 will expand
7 1 would drive, had

2 found, would take
3 recycled, wouldn’t be
4 would sell, had
8 1 could
2 couldn’t
3 can’t
4 can
5 will be able
9 1 must
2 don’t have to
3 must
4 mustn’t
10 1 You shouldn’t go to bed so late.

2 You should eat healthy food.
3 Should I speak to the teacher?
4 Factories shouldn’t pollute rivers.
5 Should I see the dentist?
11 1 b
2 a
3 b
4 a
5 b
12 1 T
2 F
3 DS
4 F
5 T
13 1 would like

2 will go
3 do not
4 will not
5 must not
14 1 writing
2 enclose
3 enjoyed
4 start
5 interview
15 1 a
2 a
3 b
4 a
5 b
16 1 F
2 T
3 T
4 T
5 F

1 1 get married
2 learn to drive
3 leave home
4 have children
5 fall in love
6 grow up
2 1 c
2 f
3 b
4 a
5 d
6 e
3 1 caring
2 sociable
3 mature
4 experienced
5 friendly
6 logical
7 practical
8 patient
4 1 I am going to play tennis.

2 Is Katy going to go on holiday?
3 My parents are going to buy a new car soon.
4 Are you going to look for a new job?
5 1 will be swimming
2 won’t be doing
3 won’t be joining
4 will be following

6 1 passes, will buy
2 won't go, rains
3 has, won’t be
4 will expand, use
7 1 I would drive to Turkey if I had more time.

2 If Jake found a wallet, he would take it to a police station.
3 If everyone recycled old things, there wouldn’t be so much waste.
4 Hannah would sell her old mobile if she had a new one.
8 1 I could ride a bike when I was five.

2 When I was a baby I could not swim.
3 Now I am 16 I can get a job in a shop.
4 I cannot drive a car yet.
5 Will I be able to go to university when I am 18?
9 1 must drive
2 don’t have to wear
3 must go
4 mustn’t use
10 1 c
2 e
3 d
4 a
5 b
11 1 b
2 b
3 a
4 a
5 b
6 b
7 a
12 1 Because her brother lived there with their parents.

2 Because she was more interested in cows.
3 She sold her cows at a good price.
14 1 T
2 T
3 F
4 T
5 F
6 F
7 T
15 1 It is an important tourist centre.

2 There was so much to see in Peru.
3 So Evie can tell Alex more about the trip.

1 1 fell in love

2 got married
3 learnt to drive
4 buy a house
5 had children
6 retired
2 1 recycle
2 emissions
3 pollute
4 destroy
5 disappearing
6 creating
3 1 caring
2 sociable
3 mature
4 experienced
5 friendly
6 logical
7 practical
8 patient
4 1 I am going to play tennis tomorrow.

2 Is Katy going to go on holiday this summer?
3 My parents are going to buy a new car soon.
4 Why are you going to look for a new job?
5 1 Will Alan be swimming for the school team next month? Yes, he will.
2 Will they be doing their homework in the café this evening? No, they won’t.
3 Will Sara be joining the club over the holidays? No, she won’t.
4 Will you be watching the new series on television? Yes, I will.
6 1 bought will buy

2 will rain rains
3 won’t hungry won’t be hungry
4 expanding will expand
7 1 would drive, had

2 found, would take
3 recycled, would not be
4 would sell, had
8 1 When Sami was 10 she could ride a bike.

2 When Sami was 10 she could not drive a car.
3 Now Sami is 17 she can drive a car.
4 Now Sami is 17 she cannot vote.
5 When Sami is 18 she will be able to vote.
9 1 must drive
2 don’t have to wear
3 must go
4 mustn’t use
10 1 H: Should I do my homework in the summer holidays?

M: Yes, you should.
2 H: Should I eat that huge pizza?
M: No, you shouldn’t.
3 H: Should I learn another foreign language?
M: Yes, you should.
4 H: Should I go on holiday alone?

M: No, you shouldn’t.
5 H: Should I see The Vampire Diaries?
M: Yes, you should.
11 1 Wales
2 environmental science
3 sheep, chickens, ducks and goats
4 one goat
5 one hour longer
6 her life is tiring
12 1 Because her brother lives on the family farm with their parents.
2 She was more interested in cows.
3 She wouldn’t change her life.
4 When they retire.
14 1 yesterday
2 three months
3 in a small village near Cuzco
4 She taught street children English.
5 She went hiking, rock climbing, visited old Inca towns and took photos.
6 with a family
15 1 Because the children wanted to be tour guides.

2 There was so much to see in Peru.
3 To see the Andes in the snow.
4 So that Evie can tell Alex more about the trip.

1 1 vandals
2 shoplifting
3 burglar
4 hacking
5 kidnapped
6 murderer
7 thieves
8 armed robbery
2 1 active
2 humane
3 leading
4 peaceful
5 political
6 presidential
3 1 suggested
2 invited
3 promised
4 admitted
5 refused
6 offered
4 1 are caught
2 are sent
3 are not / aren’t solved

4 were taken
5 was released
6 was not / wasn’t drawn
5 1 anyone
2 everywhere
3 nothing
4 somewhere
6 1 who
2 where
3 who
4 which
7 1 didn’t use to
2 used to
3 Did, use to
4 used to
8 1 b
2 d
3 a
4 c
9 1 next
2 previous
3 following
4 before
10 1 c
2 a
3 c
4 a
11 1 a
2 b
3 b
4 b
5 b
12 1 T
2 DS
3 F
4 T
5 F
13 1 unfortunately
2 At the age of
3 luckily
4 When
5 Two years later
6 before
7 Eventually
8 since then
9 now
10 says
14 1 b
2 a
3 b

4 b
5 a
15 1 T
2 T
3 F
4 F
5 T

1 1 c
2 e
3 h
4 f
5 b
6 g
7 a
8 d
2 1 active
2 presidency
3 leader
4 peaceful
5 Humanitarian
6 politics
3 1 minority
2 complained
3 native
4 promised
5 multilingual
6 admitted
4 1 are caught
2 are sent
3 are not / aren’t found
4 were taken
5 was released
6 was not / wasn’t drawn
5 1 anyone
2 everywhere
3 nothing
4 somewhere
6 1 which
2 which
3 who
4 where
7 1 Did you use to walk to school?

2 My grandfather didn’t use to cook dinner.
3 Hannah and Josh used to work in a charity shop.
4 Black Africans didn’t use to have equal rights.
8 1 He said that he didn’t like the café at all.

2 She said that she wouldn’t make it to the café this evening.
3 They said they couldn’t find the café anywhere.
4 You said that you thought the café was great.
9 1 the previous week

2 the following day
3 that day
4 a year before
10 1 c
2 d
3 b
4 a
11 1 a
2 b
3 b
4 b
5 b
6 a
7 b
12 1 burglaries and car thefts

2 It was a very friendly area.
3 They sell them at the market.
14 1 F
2 T
3 T
4 F
5 F
6 T
7 F
15 1 Alfie called the police to report a crime.

2 Because John was wearing a mask.
3 The police officer thinks John is going to the carnival with his friends.

1 1 armed robber
2 hacker
3 burglary
4 kidnap / kidnapping
5 murderer
6 shoplifting
7 thief
8 vandal
2 1 active
2 presidency
3 leader
4 peaceful
5 humanitarian
6 politics

3 1 convinced
2 asked
3 refused
4 explained
5 suggested
6 told
4 1 Thieves are arrested in my town every day.

2 Are murderers sent to prison for a long time?
3 Stolen cars are not found very often.
4 Fingerprints weren’t taken at the scene of the crime yesterday.
5 Mandela was released from prison in 1990.
6 Graffiti wasn’t drawn on the wall last night.
5 1 anything
2 everywhere
3 nothing
4 somewhere
6 1 Malaria is a disease which kills thousands of people.

2 A desert is a place which has very little water.
3 Hollywood is an American town where films are made.
4 Adam is a man who organises the charity bungee jump.
7 1 Did you use to walk to school?

I used to walk to school.
2 Did your grandfather use to cook dinner?
My grandfather didn't use to cook dinner.
3 Did Hannah and Josh use to work in a charity shop?
Hannah and Josh didn’t use to work in a charity shop.
4 Did Black Africans use to have equal rights?
Black Africans didn’t use to have equal rights.
8 1 He said that he didn’t like that / the café at all.

2 She said that she wouldn’t make it to the café that night.
3 They said that they couldn’t find the café anywhere.
4 You said that you thought the / that café was great.
9 1 that day
2 the next / following day
3 the day before / the previous day
4 the week before / the previous week
10 1 where I was from.

2 if I was interested in sport.
3 how I had got to school that day.
4 what I would have to drink.
11 1 Shinfield
2 a number of burglaries and car thefts
3 a fourth gang member
4 He owns a garage.
5 Whitley
6 They are sold at the market.
12 1 Her car windows were broken and a CD was taken.

2 They are worried that their children may be hurt.
3 Because it was a very friendly area.
4 to be sent to prison

14 1 23
2 three (two men and a female driver)
3 right
4 8 o’clock in the evening
5 He sold the business.
6 a cheap car / a cheaper car than the kidnappers
15 1 His neighbour John was put into a car and he didn’t look happy.
2 black and white striped T-shirts, dark trousers and masks
3 He was wearing a mask.
4 Because he was dressed in the same way as the kidnappers.
End-of-year Exam Basic

1 1 a) boring b) bored
2 a) relaxed b) relaxing
3 a) frightening b) frightened
4 a) tired b) tiring
2
N S H T
O R S E R
I E E A O
T N T L P
I A A T S
S C I H N
U U L A
B D R
T O U R I S M E T
business
education
health
retail
tourism
transport
3 1 c
2 f
3 e
4 b
5 a
6 d
4 1 have lived
2 have, seen
3 heard
4 written
5 went
5 1 a lot of
2 many
3 some
4 any

5 a few
6 1 Ceri won’t be at school today.

2 I will probably play tennis tomorrow.
3 Will you sell your old mobile phone?
4 Jane will be teaching English in Mexico over the summer.
5 Will you call me tomorrow?
7 1 will
2 won
3 wouldn’t
4 will
5 learnt
8 1 c
2 e
3 a
4 d
5 b
9 1 was opened
2 were questioned
3 are washed
4 was not / wasn’t given
5 were not / weren’t seen
10 1 DS
2 T
3 F
4 T
5 T
6 F
11 1 b
2 b
3 a
4 b
12 1 and
2 However
3 Therefore
4 so
5 Since then
13 1 Television was invented before the internet.

2 The first television picture was transmitted in Britain.
3 The first camera phone was sold in Japan.
4 Colour television started in Europe in 1967. / Colour television started in 1967 in Europe.
5 Nearly 50% of the British population own a digital radio.
14 1 a
2 b
3 b
4 b
5 a
15 1 T
2 F
3 T
4 F

5 T
End-of-year Exam Standard

1 1 tired
2 excited
3 embarrassing
4 bored
5 surprising
6 worrying
7 frightened
8 relaxing
2 1 d
2 f
3 b
4 e
5 a
6 c
3 1 famine
2 war
3 equality
4 animal welfare
5 homelessness
6 illiteracy
4 1 have lived
2 Have, seen
3 got
4 written
5 went
5 1 a lot of
2 many
3 some
4 any
5 a few
6 1 Ceri will not be at school today.

3 Will you sell your old mobile phone?
4 Jane will/’ll be teaching English in Mexico over the summer
5 Will you call me tomorrow?
7 1 is, will go
2 would retire, won
3 wouldn’t be, was
4 studies, will go
5 learnt, would buy
8 1 Can you learn to drive at 17 in Britain? / Can you learn to drive in Britain at 17?
2 I won’t be able to go on holiday this year.
3 Could you swim when you were seven?
4 Tom could not go to university.
5 We can talk in the school library.

9 1 was opened
2 were questioned
3 are washed
4 was not given
5 were not seen
10 1 a
2 a
3 b
4 a
5 b
6 b
7 a
11 1 the father of television

2 Because World War I began.
3 colour television, video recording, thermal socks
13 1 F
2 T
3 F
4 F
5 F
6 T
7 T
14 1 She was waiting for her sister.

2 He was looking at the people in the lobby.
3 on the news / on TV
End-of-year Exam Extra

1 1 tired
2
3 embarrassing
4 bored
5
6 worrying
7 frightened
8
2 1 agriculture
2 health
3 construction
4 business
5 media
6 transport
3 1 famine
2 wars
3 Equality
4 animal welfare
5 Homelessness
6 Illiteracy

4 1 haven’t eaten
2 Have
3 got
4 written
5 went
5 1 many
2 some
3 few
4 any
5 a lot
6 1 Ceri won’t be at school today because she’s ill.

3 Will you sell your old car and buy a new one?
4 Jane will/’ll be teaching English in Mexico over the summer.
5 Will you call me tomorrow on my mobile?
7 1 is, will go
2 would retire, won
3 wouldn’t be, was
4 studies, will go
5 learnt, would buy
8 1 Last year Mark could swim.

2 He couldn’t drive last year.
3 Mark can leave school this year.
4 He can’t go to university this year.
5 Mark will be able to get a job next year.
9 1 All the windows were broken (by vandals).

2 The 67 bus is driven by Bill Jones.
3 Dynamite was invented by Alfred Nobel.
4 London is visited by lots of tourists.
5 The suspect was questioned by the police.
10 1 c
2 a
3 b
4 b
5 b
6 a
11 1 television, computer, tablet

2 technology
3 the First World War began
4 colour TV, video recording, thermal socks
13 1 December
2 in a hotel lobby in London
3 waiting for her sister
4 a black coat, a black hat and dark glasses
5 watching the people in the lobby
6 American tourists
14 1 on top of his suitcase

2 to a café across the street

3 He tried to run away.
4 Alice’s picture was shown on TV.

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5 1 Britain is wetter than Spain.

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10 1 Because he is frightened of heights.

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13 1 He was reading his book.

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11 1 I bought a new phone yesterday.

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4 1 What time did you get up this morning?

6 1 Were you listening to music when I called last night?

7 1 While I was walking to school, I met my friends.

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9 1 The first mobile phones were owned by businessmen.

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4 1 What time did you get up this morning?

6 1 Were your parents watching TV? Yes, they were.

9 1 The first mobile phones were owned by businesspeople.

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11 1 Last year we decided to raise some money for charity.

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4 1 Have you visited Australia?

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6 1 I have not read The Vampire Diaries yet.

7 1 have spent/’ve spent

9 1 a student from Oxford University

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13 Students work in pairs

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4 1 Have you been to Barcelona?

5 1 have been, since

6 1 I have not read The Vampire Diaries yet.

9 1 a student from Oxford University

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11 1 Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay and Chile

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12 1 Louise has visited over 20 countries.

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4 1 Before the artist started painting she had been a teacher.

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