Project English 2 Test Book

PROJECT ENGLISH 2 TEST BOOKLET

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To the Teacher There are eight tests in this booklet. Each test covers the work done in one Issue. Each test has two parts: part s: Part A tests: - language structures -vocabulary - reading skills Part B sets the pupils a creative communication communicatio n task related to the project work they have done. Each part gives a total possible mark of 100.

TOM HUTCHINSON

These tests may be photocopied freely for classroom use. They may not not be adapted, printed, or sold without the permission of Oxford University Press.

Illustrations by Jan Lewis

PROJECT PROJECT ENGLISH ENGLISH 2 TEST BOOKL BOOKLET ET

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Section 2 Look Look at the picture.

Part A Section 1 Write Write the questions questions to complete complete this conversation. A B Dan. A B Weedon. A B W-double W-doub le E-D-OE-D-O-N. N. A B Thirteen.

A B 28th January. A B 3A. A B Elm Elm Street.

Now Now complete the descriptions with the following words. has glasses short hair long wear eyes Is brown tall eyes straight has curly got short hair quite glasses black Rebecca

quite

A B Sixty-nine.

. She

got

blond blue

. She wears

, and .

A Peteris

. He

B Yes. French French and Chinese.

and

A

. Hedoesn't

B I play the guitar and I watch television. A Thank you, Dan.

Score 1 for each correct word. Total 20

Score 1 forcontent. Score 2 tor correctness.

Total 30

PROJECT PROJECT ENGLISH ENGLISH 2 TEST BOOKL BOOKLET ET

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Section 2 Look Look at the picture.

Part A Section 1 Write Write the questions questions to complete complete this conversation. A B Dan. A B Weedon. A B W-double W-doub le E-D-OE-D-O-N. N. A B Thirteen.

A B 28th January. A B 3A. A B Elm Elm Street.

Now Now complete the descriptions with the following words. has glasses short hair long wear eyes Is brown tall eyes straight has curly got short hair quite glasses black Rebecca

quite

A B Sixty-nine.

. She

got

blond blue

. She wears

, and .

A Peteris

. He

B Yes. French French and Chinese.

and

A

. Hedoesn't

B I play the guitar and I watch television. A Thank you, Dan.


Score 1 forcontent. Score 2 tor correctness.

Total 30

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Section 3 Complete this story. When he

a boy, Alex Haley's relatives

him about their family.

told him about his

great-great-great-great

,

Kunta Kinte. Kunta Kinte lived in a he left left

in Africa. One day

village and he never saw his

again. Four men captured him. They America in a ship

him to

a lot of other men and

. The men sold Kunta Kinte in the market. and Kunta

. But his master caught him and

off off hisfoot. hisfo ot. Doctor William Waller Kunta Kinte and he worked worke d in He

Later Kate Kate is talking to Jane. Give Jane's answers. Kate Tell me about the job again, Jane. I can't remember remember it all. What are the b boys' oys' names? Jane Their

Kate What job do you do? Jane I'm

Kunta Kinte's master was very Kinte ran

year now. It's called 'Fashion Time', because it's about clothes. Can you drive a car? Kate No, I can't, but I've I've got a bicycle. Colin Oh, OK. And are you good with a camera? camera? Kate Yes. Colin Good. Good . Our photographer photographer left left last last week. So we need a new photographer. Can you start next next Monday? Kate Yes. Colin Great.

doctor's garden. garden .

Bell, the doctor's cook. They had a . Her name was Kizzy.

Kate What's the magazine called? Jane It Kate Who is the magazine for? Jane It Kate How many issues do you do? Jane We Kate Which issue are you doing now?

In 1967 Alex Haley found Kunta Kinte's village in

Jane We

.He wrote a book about his family. The book was

'Roots'.

Score 1 for each correct word.

Kate What is it about? Jane It Kate What is it called?

Total 20

Jane It Kate And what job shall I do?

Section 4

Jane You

Kate wants a job. She is at a magazine office. She is talking to the editor, Tony Cass. Read their conversation.

Jane You

Tony We write a magazine for young people. Come on. You can meet the team. team . This is Jane. Kate Hello, Jane. Jane Hi. Tony Jane's a reporter. And this is Colin. He's the art editor. He'll tell you more about the magazine. Colin The magazine magazine is called'Cool Cat'. We do one issue issue a month. We're doing the fourth issue forthis fort his

Kate When shall I start?

Score 1 forcontent. Score 2 for correctness.

Total 30

Your total for Part A:

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Part B Describe yourself. - What do you look like? - What are you wearing today? - Write four sentences about what you can d o. - Write four sentences about your family.

Score 50 for content. Score 50 for correctness.

Your total for Part B:

Your total for Issue 1:


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Part A Section 2

Section 1

On the picture in Section 1, write the names of the six rooms, in the correct places.

Label this picture. Score 1 for each correct word.

Total 19



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Section 3

Section 5

Put in on, in, or at.

Complete this story with the following words.

1

nine o'clock

repaired

windy

one

2 3

1653 the morning

disaster

cradle

castle

4

Monday

museum people girls waving

5

4pm

going men broke

6

Wednesday 3rd June

7

Saturday 13th December 1986

8

my birthday

people were in Portsmouth. Theywere watching the

1992 17th August 1987

English ships.

9 10

blew

bottom

crowds

turned

over

engineers

sank

part

past

wreck

lifted

crane

king ships

Sunday afternoon in July 1545

of

Henry VIII was in Southsea

. He was watching the was a

Score 1 for each correct preposition.

day, but the

were still

happy. Their ships were

Total 10

,too. It

French.

to fight the

and women, boys and

were singing and cheering and

Section 4

But as the ships were sailing a

Complete the text with the correct form of the verb in brackets.

Southsea Castle

happened. The wind

very hard and the King's favourite ship, the Mary Rose, over and

Last Monday afternoon Jane (be)

some chips.

While she (heat)

answer it, but she (forget)

to about the oil.

her friend, Kelly, on the phone. While

she (talk)

to Kelly, the oil into the kitchen. Then Jane

the wrong thing. She (open)

the back door and (pick up)

the pan

outside, she (burn)

her hand and she the oil. Jane (be)

very lucky, because the burning oil (miss) her. But remember: fire is dangerous. When oil catches fire, throw a damp towel over it. Don't pick up the pan. Score 1 for each correct verb.

Total 20

four hundred years. Then in 1982 ship and

made a special

forthe

it with a giant

. While

theywere lifting it,

of the cradle

But the engineers the Mary Rose in a special Score 1 for each correct word. Total 27

the

pan. But as she (take) (drop)

of the sea for

fire. When Jane (see)

the fire, she (run) (do)

stayed at the

. When she (hear)

the telephone, she (go)

(catch)

The

some oil in

a pan, the telephone (ring)

.

in the kitchen.

She (cook)

It (be)

flags.

.

it. Now you can see in Portsmouth.


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Section 6

Part B

Yesterday there was an accident in the High street. A policeman interviewed a witness. Look at these answers. What were the policeman's questions?

Write a newspaper story about an accident. Use these cues to help you.

A B Mrs Johnson. A B 14 Green Street. A

- boy / Colin Marsh /14 / Newcastle -girl/Julia/13/London - on holiday -sailing /lake -boat/turn over -fall i n/can't swim - pull to shore / save life - award

B Outside the supermarket. A B I was talking to my friend. A B No, I didn't see it, but I heard a crash. A

B I telephoned for an ambulance. Score 1 for content. Score 2 for correctness.

Total 18




/100


I


672

186

Part A

444

Section 1

707

Complete each of these expressions with a suitable word. as

as the sky

as deep as the as

Total 20 as a lion

as green as as

as lead

as good as as

Section 3 Complete the sentences. Use these words.

as snow hot near popular far big light bad cold

as cool as a as

Score 2 for each correct number.

heavy

expensive

good

small

as a mountain

as light as a

Example


Section 2 Write these numbers in full. 457

Ben is Colin is

983

than John, than John.

Ben is the _.

816

209

300 520

1

A is

than B.

C is

than A.

B is

.


2 London is

9

than Birmingham.

Oxford is

than Birmingham.

London is _

.

5 Kelly's picture is

than Jane's.

Vicky's picture is

than Jane's.

Kelly's picture is

.

STEREO

£150 6 A is

thanB.

C is

thanB.

A is

3 The cassette recorder is than the radio. The cassette recorder is than the stereo. The stereo is

7 Top of the Pops is than Dallas. Record Breakers is than Dallas.

4 Rome is _ London is Rome is

than Paris,

Record Breakers is

than Paris. Score 1 for appropriate adjective. Score 1 for correctness.

Total 42


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Section 4

Section 5

Names these places.

Complete this text.

1 This is the second largest country in the world. It is in North America.

The

C 2 This is the sixth largest country in the world. It is an English-speaking country and it is in the southern hemisphere. A 3 This is the largest country in South America. It is on the equator. B 4 This is the largest country in the world. Part of it is in Europe and part of it is in Asia. The 5 This is the largest continent in the world. A

American man is 175 cm tall and

the average American

is 167 cm tall.

But males are Girls

always taller than females. fasterthan boys, and at the

twelve the average girl is than the average

of

and heavier .

The tallest man ever in the

was Robert

Wadlow. He was 272 cm tall. The tallest woman ever wasZeng Jinlian 1982 she Wadlow

China. Whens hedie din 247 cm tall. Giants like Robert Zeng Jinlian do not have happy

lives.

6 This is the smallest country in the world. It is in Italy. TheV 7 This is the coldest place in the northern hemisphere.

Some Wadlow could

a ceiling or change a bulb a ladder. But a lot of things were more

The

. He could not wear ordinary

8 Our heat comes from this. The

are easier for them. Robert

^

. He could not travel on buses,

and he

a special car, too. He could

Score 1 for each correct answer.

see

Total 8

popular. The people behind him could not

at the cinema, but he was not very

the film.

Giants do not live long. Robert Wadlow was only 23, when he

. Zeng Jinlian was only 18.




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Part B When it is winter in the northern hemisphere it is summer in the southern hemisphere. And when it is summer in the northern hemisphere it is winter in the southern hemisphere. Explain why. Use diagrams to illustrate your answer.





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Section 2 Label these objects.

Score 1 for each correct answer. Total 10


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Section 6

Section 7

Read this conversation and complete the invitation.

Complete the recipe with these words.

Jenny Dad? Mr Smith Yes, Jenny. Jenny Will we be here next Friday? Mr Smith Friday? We're going to your Grandma's, I think. Jenny No, that's the week after. Mr Smith What date is it next Friday? Jenny It's the 18th. Mr Smith Oh, well, you're right then, because we're going to your Grandma's on the 25th. Why? Jenny I've got an invitation to Phil Clark's birthday party. Can I go? Mr Smith What time does it start? Jenny Eight o'clock. Mr Smith OK, but you must be home at eleven. Where does Phil live? Jenny Collingwood Road. Number 45. Thanks, Dad.

salt with oven dish put frying pepper degrees batter ingredients mix into flour pour until minutes instructions oil


Total 20




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Part A Section 1 Carol's Mum is ill. Carol and herfriends are going to do some jobs for her. Look at this list. Say what the people have and haven't done.

clean the bathroom do the shopping make the beds wash the car take the dog for a walk buy Mum's medicine telephone the doctor write a letter go to the bank collect the clothes from the cleaners cook the dinner

Carol and John Kate and John John Carol and Peter John Kate Carol Peter John Carol Kate and Peter

Score 1 for correct positive or negative. 1 for correct auxiliary. 1 for correct past participle. Total 30

Example

Section 2 Complete these sentences with since or for. 1 We've been in London 2 I've been ill 3

two days. last Saturday.

1900 the number of whales has fallen

very fast. 4 The dodo has been extinct hundred years. 5 We've been here bus hasn't come yet. 6 I haven't seen my cat he's lost. Score 1 for each correct word. Total 6

three 9 o'clock, but the aweek. Ithink


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Section 3 Complete these sentences with the correct form of the verb in brackets. 1

I (work) at the factory for ten years and I still work here.

2

Mrs King (live) in this house for fifty years, but she doesn't live here now.

3

Dennis Wall (play) for Manchester United for five years, but he doesn't play for them now.

4

My father (work) in abankfor ten years, but he works in a shop now.

5

I (be) a teacher at Elm Street School forfifteen years and I'm still here now.

6

Mr Clark (have) a sports car for ten months, but he sold it last week.

7

I (collect) life and I've got two thousand now.

8 9

This record (be) weeks, but it isnt now. We (live) for nine years now.

stamps all my

and played forthe Los Angeles Dynamos. But he was not very happy in the States and less than a year later he moved to Birmingham. He got married in 1982, and two years ago Johnny and Marie bought their lovely house. Here is an interview with Johnny Ball. What were the questions? A You're England's youngest football manager, Johnny. B Thirty-five. A

B I've been manager for five years, but I played for Birmingham before that. A

B Ten years. A

number one for six B Three. inthis house

10 Jane loves her cat. She (have) it fort en years now. Score 1 for correct tense. Score 1 for correct form.

A B In Scotland, but I didn't live there very long. We moved to Newcastle when I was five. A B Newcastle United. A

Total 20 B In 1961. A

Section 4 Read this story.

B I went to America to play forthe Los Angeles Dynamos, but I stayed there for less than a year. I was never very happy there. A B In 1982.

Johnny Ball, England's youngest football manager, is thirty-five today. He and his wife, Marie, live in a beautiful old house near Birmingham. Johnny played for Birmingham City Football Club for ten years and he's been the manager there for five years now. In total he has played for three football clubs. He was born in Scotland, but when he was five years old his parents moved to Newcastle in the North of England. When he left school at the age of fifteen, he started with the local team, Newcastle United. In 1961 he moved to America

A

B For two years now. Score 1 for content. Score 2 for correctness.

Total 30


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Section 5

Part B

Complete the text with these words.

Here is some information about Betty Ross, the famous film star. Use the information to write her life story.

risen number for count exactly million went beginning hunted animals believe extinct fell called

When Europeans first

to North America

they found a lot of new animals. One of these was the American bison, or buffalo, as it is sometimes

. The Indians

1956

born / Sydney, Australia

1968

make first film / 'Sweet Polly'

1970

move / England

1970-1981

make five films

1981

marry / American millionaire

1981-today

live / California / make three films

1986

win award / best film star of 1986

buffaloes forfood and clothes, but they only killed a few thousand animals each year. We do not know

how many buffaloes there were,

because people could not

them. But we

thatin 1800 there were sixty buffaloes in North America. Then men started hunting the buffaloes Between 1800 and 1890 the

profit. of

animals

to only five hundred. The buffalo was

almost

. But the buffalo was lucky. Atthe of the twentieth century buffalo

hunting stopped. Since that time the number of buffaloes has

to twenty-five thousand.

Will other animals, like the whale, be as lucky as the buffalo? Score 1 for each correct word. Total 14






19 A Where B Let's go to the Transport Museum. A B It's in Capstan Street.

Part A

A B It's near the Castle.

Section 1

A B It's £1.50 for adults.

Give the opposites.

A cold

B It's free.

dirty

A

wide

B Every day from April to October.

old straight

B Half past five.

big

Score 1 for content.

long

Score 2 for correctness.

wet

Total 21

easy


Section 3

Total 9

Complete this conversation.

Section 2

A

Read this information. Then write in the questions to complete the conversation.

B Takethe

do I

me. to Waterloo Bridge,

A

station?

the

B Bond

.

A Bond Street? How do I get t

Capstan Street (near the Castle)

B Go

ontothe

lights and then

Open every day from April to October 10 am to 5.30 pm Admission

Adults: £1.50 Children under 14: free

s

right and take the -no, the third -

on the left. A

you.



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Section 4 Look at the map. Read what the tour guide says and complete the key.

Key: 1 2 3

Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to our sightseeing tour. We're in front of the railway station now. In front of us you can see New Bridge and next to it the railway bridge. But we won't cross this bridge, because we're turning left into Riverside Walk. On our right now you can see the River Raddle and the large building on the left is Pendie Palace. This was built in 1756. In front of the palace is the Pendie Monument and behind the palace is a large zoo. We've just been over Cannon Bridge and we're now in Brook Street. On the left you can see the City Museum and straight ahead is St Bernard's Cathedral. The small building next to the cathedral is the oldest building in the city. It's now the Westland Bank. Now we're going along Manchester Road. Straight ahead is Victory Fountain in William Square. Now we're going round the square into Hill Street, and towards Green Park. In the park you will see the Black Tower on top of the hill. This was built in the twelfth century. We have turned right and we're now in Preston Street. The big building on the left is the city's largest shop, Hambridge's. Now we've turned into Raddle Street. In front of us you can see Old Market Square next to the river. We will stop here for an hour and you can do some shopping.

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Score 1 for each correct item.

Total 16


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Section 5

Section 8

Draw the tour route on the map in Section 4.

Complete the text with these words.

Score 4.

expensive tube half queue catch anything sightseeing travel transport taxi sometimes jump don't stand arrive

Section 6 Look at the map in Section 4 again. Someone at number 11 wants to get to number 6. Give them directions.

underground Hot Dog's Guide to London In London you can

by bus, by

underground or by

. You

at a bus stop, but you

the bus have to wait in a

for a long time for a bus. Sometimes no buses come for

an hour and then four buses

will all

at the same time. But don't the queue. The other people won't like it.

You can take the

from any

tube station. The Score 5 for content.

have to wait for the traffic. But you can't see

Score 5 for correctness.

Total 10

is fast, because the trains

on the underground. Buses are the best for

.

Of course, you can take a taxi. You don't have to

Section 7 Put in the where it is needed.

in a queue or find a station, but it's much more

than the bus orthe

underground.

Trafalgar Square Tower of London


Houses of Parliament

Total 16

Oxford Circus London Zoo Westminster Abbey Victoria Station River Thames Bank of England Buckingham Palace Score 1 for each correct answer. Total 10

Total for Part A:


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Part B Write about your town. 1 Describe two places of interest to visitors. Say: -where they are -when they are open - what people can see there. 2 Explain the transport system in yourtown. Explain: - what forms of transport there are -ho w much they cost - what people must do to get a ticket.




PROJECT ENGLISH 2 TEST BOOKLET 23

4 A

Kelly

do B

.write an article about whales.

Part A

5 A

Section 1

B I'm going to do it on Wednesday.

Look at the diary. Phil is talking to Vicky about next week. Complete their conversations.

6 A Whois

going _

B The TV station.

7 A

B He's going to take them on Tuesday. Score 3 for each dialogue. Deduct 1 for each mistake. Total 21

Section 2 Write these numbers in full. 2,476

670,000

8.95

1 A

When

Justin

to_

_the

new issue to the local shop? B

5.782

going to take it on

2 A What

going

8,041

to

on Score 2 for each correct number.

B 3 A

goingto Who interview?

B

anewfilm.

. Justin and Kelly

_ to

Total 10


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Section 3

Section 4

Put these sentences into the past tense and add yesterday.

Put these sentences into the future tense and add tomorrow.

Score 1 for each correct verb. Score 1 for each correct verb. Total 10 Total 10

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Section 5

Section 6

Read this story. Then complete the conversation by filling in the questions.

Complete the text. The first letter of each word has been given.

John Lees left City Hall, Los Angeles on 11th April 1972 and walked from one side of the USA to the other. He arrived 53 days 12 hours and 15 minutes later at City Hall, New York on 3rd June. In that time he walked 4628 kilometres at an average speed of 86.495 kilometres a day. John Lees was born in 1945 and he lives in Brighton, England.

Hot Dog was an

wreck. His eyes were red

and hec

sleep. CoolCatwas

s

all the big cases. He solved the

Newman murder case and the Walton robbery. Finally Hot Dog went to see the d

.

'You're working too hard, Hot Dog,' said the doctor. B John Lees. A B 23rd February 1945. A

'You m

take a long rest. You n

stay in bed, but you must take a h

.'

'But I can't go away, Doc,' said Hot Dog. 'I must solve the Carson r

case.'

B Brighton.

'That can wait. You m

A

work. You're ill,'said the doctor.

B No, it isn't. It's in England.

The doctor gave Hot Dog some t

A

Dog took a long holiday. He didn't s didn't drink any c

worry about your

and Hot and he

or alcohol. He had a good

B I walked from Los Angeles to New York.

r

A

When he went back to the doctor's five months later, he

B On 11th April 1972.

feltg

A B On 3rd June 1972. A B I walked 4628 kilometres. A

.

.

'You can go b

to work now, Hot Dog,' said

the doctor. 'Butr e

.'

The next day Hot Dog was back at the doctor's. 'What's the m

B It took 53 days, 12 hours and 15 minutes. A

B It was 86.495 kilometres a day.

?' asked the doctor.

'My a says that damned cat has solved the Carson robbery case. I think I need another holiday and some more tablets, Doc ' Score 1 for each correct word. Total 19


Total for Part A: Total 30

you mustn't get


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Part B Write a story using these cues. Make your own ending forthe story. Lost in space spaceship TSR5 / on way to Planet Janos see unknown planet/ land oxygen / don't need spacesuits captain stay in spaceship/others look for food and water return / can't get into spaceship /force field spaceship takes off / astronauts on planet / captain still in spaceship





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A reader has checked the newspaper.

10

The editor has sent the printing blocks to the machine room.

11

The printing presses print the newspapers at night.

12

Tomorrow morning van drivers will deliverthe newspapers to shops.

13

Aeroplanes will take the newspapers to other countries.

14

Newsagents will sell the newspapers.

15

People will read the story.

Part A Section 1 Turn these sentences into the passive. 1

Every day the editor receives messages.

2 This morning a man reported a fire.

3 The editor sent a photographer and a reporter to the scene.

4

The reporter interviewed witnesses.

5

The photographer took some photographs of the fire.

6

7

The darkroom assistant developed the film.

The reporter wrote the story.

Score 1 for correct verb. Score 1 for correct subject and agent. Total 30

8 Now the compositor has made the page.


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Section 2

The reporter is interviewing a policeman. Here are the policeman's answers. What were the questions?

Complete these sentences with the correct preposition. 1 The crash happened

A

half past nine.

2 Most British newspapers are printed 3 Clive showed us

London.

B It happened at five o'clock this morning.

the newspaper

A

filing cabinets and

B We're looking for three men.

offices. 4 Photographs are stored shelves. 5 I live

A

number 14 Green Street.

6 He was taken 7 He had to stay

hospital hospital

B It's in City Road, London.

an ambulance.

A

two weeks.

Score 1 for each correct preposition. Total 10

B Over one £1 million. A B Yes, they were seen by Mrs Carter. A B She was going to work.

Section 3

A

Read this story.

B No, she can't, because they were wearing stockings overtheir heads. A

£1 MILLION ROBBERY THE POLICE are looking for three men after a bank robbery in West London today. The robbery happened at the National Bank in City Road at five o'clock this morning. More than £1 million was stolen from the safe. The men escaped in a red Ford Escort van. They were seen, as they were running away, by Mrs Carter. She was going to work when the robbery happened. 'I can't describe the men, because they were wearing stockings over their heads,' she said. 'But two of them were tall and the other one was short. They were all wearing jeans and black jackets.' Two hours later the red Escort was found by a group of children . None of the money was in th e van. The police are now searching it for fingerprints.

B They escaped in a red Ford Escort van. A B Yes, it was found by a group of children, but none of the money was in it. A B We're searching the van for fingerprints.


Total 30


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Section 4

And now sport. The 800 metres has been

Complete the texts with these words.

Tracy Jones.

way luckily saw poisonous beginning evening sank ambulance broken at


Prime looking airport boy has record

Total 30

coast said lucky neighbour coins cleaning

tomorrow

found

arrived

been Your total for Part A:

hospital local wreck carrying Good

. Here is the news.

The

Minister of India has arrived in London at

the

of his visit to Britain. he will meet the Prime Minister 10 Downing Street. There was a small protest at

London

, when the Prime Minister's

plane

.

An eight year old

from Liverpool was taken to today after he was bitten by a 's pet snake. The snake was and a doctor at the hospital

that the boy, Alan Grantley, was very .

. The snake escaped while the neighbour

was

its glass tank. Alan

his garden and picked it up.

it in , his older

sister was

out of the window and she

called an

. The snake has now caught and taken to a

The by

zoo.

of the'Dundee'has been divers

near

the

of Holland. The'Dundee'

in 1682 on her Denmark. She was , but none of the coins

from France to gold and silver been found yet.

forthe women's by the American,


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Part B

Two men arrested - bank robbery in Manchester - £50,000 stolen

Look at these teleprinter messages. Write the news reports for them.

New York marathon won by George Thompson new record - 10,000 runners - very hot - many runners now in hospital

I

Editor of the Year - Clive Clarke - Daily Mirror - chosen from ten editors - £1,000 prize 1 - Clarke 'I'm very happy.

Five people injured in bus crash - near London - three adults and two children - taken to hospital


Your total for Part B: Your total for Issue 8:

Your total for the whole book*: * See To the Teacher" on page 1.


Answers to Part A tests only.

KEY

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Sections 1 and 2

Section 1 What's your name? What's your surname? How do you spell Weedon'? How old are you? When is your birthday? What class are you in? Where do you live? What number? Can you speak any foreign languages? What do you do in your free time?

Section 2 is, short, has, long straight, hair, eyes, glasses quite tall, has got short black curly hair, brown eyes, wear glasses

Section 3 was, told, They, grandfather, village, his, family, took, with, women, slave, cruel, away, cut, bought, the, married, daughter, Africa, called

Section 4 Their names are Colin and Tony. I'm a reporter. It's called 'Cool Cat'. It's for young people. We do one issue a month. We're doing the fourth issue forth is year. It's about clothes. It's called 'Fashion Time'. You'll be our photographer. You can start on Monday.

Section 3 1 at 2 in 3 in 4 on 5 at 6 on 7 on 8 on 9 in 10 on

Section 4 was, was cooking, was heating, rang, heard, went, forgot, was, was talking, caught, saw, ran, did, opened, picked up, was taking, burnt, dropped, was, missed

Section 5 One, crowds, King, Castle, ships, windy, people, going, Men, girls, waving, past, disaster, blew, turned, sank, wreck, bottom, over, engineers, cradle, lifted, crane, part, broke, repaired, museum

Section 6 What's your name? What's your address? or Where do you live?

Where were you when the accident happened? What were you doing? Did you see the accident? What did you do, when you heard the crash?

Section 1 blue, sea, brave, grass, heavy, gold, white, cucumber, high, feather

Section 2 four hundred and fifty-seven nine hundred and eighty-three eight hundred and sixteen two hundred and nine three hundred five hundred and twenty six hundred and seventy-two one hundred and eighty-six four hundred and forty-four seven hundred and seven

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Section 3 1 heavier, lighter, the lightest 2 further (away), nearer, the furthest (away) 3 more expensive, less expensive (cheaper), the most expensive 4 hotter, colder, the hottest 5 better, worse, the best 6 bigger (larger), smaller, the biggest (largest) 7 more popular, less popular, the least popular

3 A B A B

How much is this milk? It's 25p a bottle. I'll have three bottles, please. That's 75p, please.

4 A B A B

How much are these potatoes? They're 20p a pound. I'll have three pounds, please. That's 60p, please.

Section 6

Section 4 1 Canada 2 Australia 3 Brazil 4 USSR 5 Asia 6 Vatican City 7 North Pole 8 Sun

Section 5

Section 2 1 knife 2 fork 3 spoon 4 plate 5 cup

6 saucer 7 saucepan 8 frying pan 9 dish 10 glass

Section 3 1 any 2 some 3 any 4 any 5 some 6 any

Section 4 1 a bit of, a few 2 a bit of, a bit of 3 a few 4 a few

Section 5 1 A How much is this bread? B It's 60p a loaf. A I'll have two loaves, ple ase . B That's £1.20, ple ase .

2 A B A B

How much are these eggs? They're 95p a dozen. I'll have one dozen, please. That's 95p, please.

1 have worked 2 lived 3 played 4 worked 5 have been 6 had 7 have collected 8 was 9 have lived 10 has had

Section 4 How old are you today? How long have you been the manager of Birmingham City? How long did you play for Birmingham? How many clubs have you played for? Where were you born? What was your first club? When did you leave Newcastle United? Where did you go in 1961 ? When did you get married? How long have you lived in this house?

went, animals, called, hunted, exactly, count, believe, million, for, number, fell, extinct, beginning, risen

Section 7 pound, bottles, tins, dozen, loaves, loaf, packets, bottle, pounds, packet

Section 3

Section 5

average, woman, not, grow, age, taller, boy, world, from, was, and, things, paint, without, difficult, clothes, needed, easily, see, died

Section 1


Ingredients, flour, Instructions 1 frying, until 2 salt, pepper 3 Mix, with, batter 4 oil 5 Pour, dish 6 Put, into 7 oven, degrees, minutes

Section 1 Kate and John have done the shopping. John hasn't made the beds. Carol and Peter have washed the car. John has taken the dog for a walk. Kate hasn't bought Mum's medicine. Carol has telephoned the doctor. Peter hasn't written a letter. John has gone (been) to the bank. Carol hasnt collected the clothes from the cleaners. Kate and Peter havent cooked the dinner.

Section 2 1 for 2 since 3 Since

4 for 5 since 6 for

Section 1 hot, clean, narrow, new (young), crooked, small (little), short, dry, difficult

Section 2 Where shall we go today? Where is it? Where's that? How much is it to get in? How much is it for children? When is it open? What time does it close?

Section 3 A Excuse me. How do I get to Waterloo Bridge, please? B Take the underground. A Where's the nearest station? B Bond Street. A Bond Street? How do I get there? B Go straight on to the traffic lights and then turn right and take the second no, the third - turning on the left. A Thank you.

Section 4 1 2 3 4 5 6

St Bernard's Cathedral WestlandBank William Square Black Tower Green Park Victory Fountain

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