Test 3

Test 3 - Module 3
Vocabulary
A. Match.
B. Choose the correct word.
1. public a. bin
1. That’s the tallest square / skyscraper in the
2. block of b. desk city.
2. The concert is taking place / part at the
3. recycling c. flats stadium.
3. Oliver went to the bank / chemist’s to get
4. petrol d. transport some money.
4. I’m sorry I’m late! There was a terrible traffic
5. information e. pollution jam / light on the road from Hull.
5. I hate it when people throw litter / sights in
6. air f. station the street.
6. We must all collect / protect the environment.
SCORE 6
SCORE 6
C. Complete the sentences with the words in the box.
bridge souvenir crowded tower coach passengers
1. There weren’t many on the plane to Madrid.

2. We can get across the river at that over there.
3. We were sitting in a café when a full of tourists arrived.
4. How about climbing to the top of that ?
5. Are you going to bring me a from your trip?
SCORE 6
6. There are lots of people in that café. It’s .
D. Choose a, b, or c.
1. Don’t cut the trees in the forest.

a. out b. off c. down
2. My school is going to take part the city’s Environment Week.

a. on b. at c. in
3. Carol never turns the light when she leaves the room.
a. at b. off c. down
4. Let’s take the bus. I don’t want to go foot.

a. by b. on c. at
SCORE 5
5. Go along this road and take the first turning your right.
a. on b. in c. at
Communication
Match.
1. How about going there by car? a. Yes, I’m looking for Mr Watkins.
2. What’s the weather like? b. Here you are.
3. Can I help you? c. I think they’re dangerous.
4. How do I get to the station? d. The double-decker.
5. May I see your tickets? e. Good idea, where are the keys?
6. Why don’t you buy a motorbike? f. Take the second turning on the right.
SCORE 7
7. Which bus is taller? g. It’s cold and it’s raining.
Grammar
A. Circle the correct words.
1. Could / Might you turn left here, please?

2. My brother may / can get a motorbike this year, but he isn’t sure.
3. Might / Can I leave my car here? SCORE 4
4. Arnold isn’t here. He might / can be in his bedroom.
B. Choose a, b, or c.
1. The newsagent’s is to the hotel.

a. next b. between c. opposite
2. Don’t walk the street here! Go to the traffic lights.

a. along b. through c. across
3. Is the cinema the shoe shop and the sweet shop?

a. behind b. in front of c. between
4. I usually take the bus the station to my house.

a. from b. for c. up
5. Walk this road and the bank is on your right.

a. into b. to c. down
6. A: Hey, Debbie. Is the cat in the kitchen?

SCORE 6
B: No, she jumped the window.
a. out of b. into c. around
C. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the adjectives in brackets.
1. My daughter always wants to buy the (expensive) shoes in the shop.

2. I think it’s (safe) to take a taxi than walk.
3. Saturday is usually the (busy) day of the week.
4. The National Theatre is as (popular) as the Science Museum.
5. I like Mike’s new car because it’s (modern) than his old one.
6. Today it’s as (hot) as it was yesterday. SCORE 6
Listening
Listen to three dialogues. Where are the people? Choose a or b.
1. a. stadium b. theatre
SCORE 6
2. a. car park b. petrol station
3. a. train b. train station
Reading
Read the text and complete the sentences with one or two words.
Hi! My name’s Samantha and I live in London. That’s London, Ohio, USA! It’s a bit different from
London, England. It isn’t as big as London, England and there aren’t as many things to do but I like
it. There is a great swimming pool here and there are lots of parks. But they are smaller than the
parks in London, England. My house is on North Main Street and it’s opposite a basketball court. I
go there every day to play. Last year I travelled to Europe for a whole month. It was my longest trip
ever. Of course, I stayed in London, England for a few days, just to see what it was like. It’s a
beautiful city with lots to do. The double-decker buses were great and I really liked the museums.
But I think London, Ohio is nicer, though, because it’s my home.
1. Samantha is from .
SCORE 8
2. London, England is than London, Ohio.
3. Samantha visited London, England .
4. Samantha likes London, Ohio more than London, England because it’s .
Complete the sentences with one word!

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C. Complete the sentences with the words in the box.

bridge souvenir crowded tower coach passengers

1. There weren’t many on the plane to Madrid.

1. Don’t cut the trees in the forest.

2. My school is going to take part the city’s Environment Week.

4. Let’s take the bus. I don’t want to go foot.

1. Could / Might you turn left here, please?

1. The newsagent’s is to the hotel.

2. Don’t walk the street here! Go to the traffic lights.

3. Is the cinema the shoe shop and the sweet shop?

4. I usually take the bus the station to my house.

5. Walk this road and the bank is on your right.

6. A: Hey, Debbie. Is the cat in the kitchen?

1. My daughter always wants to buy the (expensive) shoes in the shop.

Complete the sentences with one word!

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