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Nombre y apellidos del estudiante*

NombreApellidos

1. How old are you?*

I have 27 years oldI have 27 yearsI am fineI am 27 years old

2. He went to the Stadium ....*

with taxiby taxion taxiin taxi

3. How long have you been living in London?*

for 7 yearsat least 7 yearssince 7 years7 years ago

4. We haven´t got ..... money*

a lotsomeanymany

5.*

He like going to the moviesHe likes going to the moviesHe liked go to the moviesHe like the movies

6. Peter..... fly to San Francisco tomorrow.*

to goinggoes tois going togo to

7. He plays soccer....*

on Wednesdaysin Wednesdaysat Wednesdaysby Wednesdays

8. .... some more cofee?*

Do you?Do you like?You´d likeWould you like?

9. I wanted a green shirt but they only had .....*

a one whiteone whitea whitea white one

10. He .... never been to America.*

doeshashaven´thadn´t

11.*

Richard usually arrives lateRichard late arrives usuallyRichard late usually arrivesRichard usually late arrives

12. The house was empty. There ..... there*

wasn´t nobodywas anybodywas somebodywas nobody

13. If I were rich, I .... buy a house on the beach*

willwouldshouldwish

14. When she arrived, he ....*

already lefthas already lefthad already leftleft

15. I forgot .... the lights before I left.*

to turn offput offturning offshot

16. By the time you finish class I .....*

will have leftleavegoing to leavewould left

17. The room can't be dirty she .....*

is just clean it.have just cleaned it.just clean it.has just cleaned it.

18. He plays soccer, .... ?*

don´t he?does he?isn´t he?doesn´t he?

19. If only I .... to the party instead of staying at home.*

wenthad gonedid gohave gone

20. Has Mrs. Smith arrived .... ?*

yetstillnowalready

21. Wendy is .... Paul to get up now.*

tellingsayingsaying totelling to

22. Have you sent that letter to Mr. Taylor? Yes I´ve .... done that.*

stillyetalreadynow

23. It´s no use .... to him. He doesn´t listen.*

speakingto speakspokehave spoken

24. This is the girl .... I met on Thursday.*

whowhichwhatwhen

25. ..... Is your house from here?*

How muchHow longHow farHow many

26. You can watch TV ..... you like.*

wheneversoonalwayswhatever

27. This house is quite old. It .... in 1910.*

builtwas builtbuildhas built

28. She .... go to school yesterday.*

musthad toought toshould have

29. That´s the .... of my worries, it´ll never happen.*

fewerlesslastleast

30. Don´t .... me. I´ll be back late.*

hope forwaiting forexpectwait for

31. The lady ..... in the corner is my aunt.*

whoseis sittingsitssitting

32.*

He used to play chess very oftenHe uses play chess very oftenHe was played chess very oftenHe didn´t playing chess very often

33. He doesn´t like .... what to do.*

toldsaidhaving saidbeing told

34. I .... it doesn´t rain tomorrow, I´m going for a picnic.*

waitexpecthopewish

35. I thought you ....*

will come to the partywere coming to the partycome to the partyhave come to the party

36. He remembers being .... to the fair as a child.*

visitedbroughttakenshown

37. Finishing a course is always ....*

satisfyingsatisfactionsatisfiessatisfied

38. She worked hard yesterday and .... finish everything.*

canwas able tois hardlet

39.*

Ask her when will be ready the foodAsk her when the food will be readyAsk her when will the food be ready beAsk her when will be the food ready

40.*

That's a little beige British proud bulldogThat's a proud beige little British proud bulldogThat's a little proud beige British bulldogThat's a proud little beige British bulldog

41. I wish I ..... a car, I´m tired of catching the bus.*

havehadwould havehad had

42. Peter can eat .... as twenty oranges in one sitting*

son manyso muchas manyas much

43. I know he didn't thank you, but he .... have done so.*

maymustwouldshould

44. I won´t go to the cinema ... you come with me.*

exceptotherwiseunlesstherefore

45. He wrote the letter .... , he didn´t need anybody's help.*

on his ownby his ownon himselfby his ownership

46. Hotel rooms must be .... by noon.*

vacatedevacuatedabandonedleave

47. you can take the book with you .... you give it back*

as well asas time asas far asas long as

48. Let´s go watch the game, ....*

will we?shall we?Let us?don´t we?

49. II need to finish this .... Friday.*

duringbyuntilat

50. After many years of research, they found the solution ....*

at the endat lastby the endon the end

Read the passage and answer the questions. For each question, choose the answer which you think fits best according to the text.

Jenny found her old bicycle at the back of the garage. It was a lot smaller than she remembered. When she sat on it and put her feet on the pedals, her knees nearly touched her chin. She put it back sadly and went inside the house. Her dad was working on his computer in the study.
‘Dad, can I get a new bicycle?’ asked Jenny.
‘Sure,’ said Jenny’s dad. ‘Cycling is good for you. You can get one for your birthday.’
‘But my birthday isn’t for months!’ cried Jenny. ‘Everyone at school has a bike. They all go to the park after school together. I want to go too!’
‘Well, I’m sorry, but I can’t afford a bicycle now,’ said dad. ‘Why don’t you work and earn some money? You can save up for a bicycle yourself.’
Jenny was thoughtful.
‘I’m very busy now,’ dad went on. ‘I don’t have time to cut the grass. If you do that, I’ll give you five dollars.’
‘Okay,’ said Jenny. She went to the garage and got the lawnmower. She hadn’t used it before. It was quite heavy and difficult to push, but soon the grass was cut. She was putting the lawnmower away when her neighbor, Mrs. Watkins, looked over the wall.
‘You did a good job there! Can you mow my lawn too?’ said Mrs Watkins. ‘I’ll give you ten dollars!’
‘Sure!’ said Jenny. ‘I’ll come right away!’
That night Jenny went on the computer. She wrote ‘Gardening and Housework – Ten dollars an hour. Call Jenny at 23 Roseville Lane.’ She decorated the page with pictures of cleaning and gardening equipment. She printed it fifty times. Then she posted the pages through all the doors on her street.
That week, Jenny was very busy! Lots of people had jobs to do, but they didn’t have time to do them. So they called Jenny. Every day, Jenny rushed home from school. She did her homework quickly, and then she went out to work.
At the end of the week, she had $65! She told her father.
‘That’s enough for a second hand bicycle,’ he said.
‘Yes, but if I work for one more week, I might have enough money for a new bike,’ said Jenny. ‘In two more weeks, I could buy a really good bicycle! I think that’s what I’ll do. I want to have the best bicycle in the class, because I earned it!’
Jenny’s dad hugged her. ‘I think you learned something important. We appreciate things a lot more when we earn them. When we get something without earning it, we do not realize its true value.’

1 What was the problem with Jenny’s old bicycle?*

It was too small.It was broken.It was too dirty.Jenny didn’t like it.

2 Why didn’t Jenny’s dad buy her a bicycle?*

He didn’t have enough money.He didn’t think it was a good idea.He was too busy.He had just bought Jenny a birthday present.

3 Where did Jenny’s dad ask Jenny to work?*

in the study.in the bathroomin the garagein the garden.

4 How much money did Jenny earn on the first day?*

10 $5$65$15 $

5 How did Jenny tell her neighbors about her new business?*

she delivered messages by hand.she mailed letters to them.she sent them an emailshe talked to all her neighbors.

6 How did Jenny feel at the end of the story?*

pleased because she had learnt a useful lesson.optimistic about making more money.grateful to her father for his advice.disappointed because she couldn’t afford a new bicycle.

LISTENING TEST: Please clic PLAY (Listen in Browser) and answer the following questions. you should listen to the audio twice if required.

How does Luke feel about living in London?*

He loves it.He hates it.He loves and hates it.

How long has Luke been living in London?*

For about 5 yearsFor about 15 yearsFor about 50 years

What does Luke say about Hackney, the area where he lives now?*

It's hectic.It's quiet.It's trendy.

How often does Luke visit central areas like Trafalgar Square and Oxford Street?*

Very oftenRarelyNever

For Luke, what is the best thing about living in London?*

His local communityThe transportHis work

For Luke, what is the worst thing about living in London?*

There are so many tourists.It's so busy and hectic.The restaurants are so expensive.

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