English 4 - Revision

Ms Ngô Thuý Nga

 Unit 8:
APPEARANCE
 Read the descriptions and write the word.
There is an example at the beginning
0 In Europe, men don’t often wear this. skirt
1 My wife is a police officer and she wears this at work. niform
u______
2 Another word for fantastic. onderful
w________
3 You wear it on your trousers, but you take it off at the airport. b elt
___
4 You put food and drink in it and you need it to talk. m outh
____
5 Women usually wear this on their fingers or ears. j ewellery
________
6 A musical instrument you play with your hands and feet. drums
____
7 You need these for your eyes in the summer. s unglasses
_________
8 They’re like trousers for cycling and they’re often black. l eggings
_______
9 These are between your shoulders and hands. a rms
___
10 The best thing to wear outside in winter. c oat
___
 Choose the correct option (A, B or C) to complete the sentences
about fashion. There is an example at the beginning.

0 Frank thinks that wearing a ______ to the office makes him look too serious.
A suit B top C scarf
1 They say Marlon Brando made a ____________ the coolest thing to wear.
A jeans B sunglasses C T-shirt
2 Having a ____________ has become fashionable again.
A beard B glasses C black jeans
3 You wear a scarf around your ____________ .
A arm B eyes C neck
4 In the 1980s, ____________ with no fingers became very popular.
A gloves B leggings C trainers
5 A lot of people at the carnival were wearing a _________ to cover their eyes.
A make-up B jewellery C mask
 Choose the correct option (A, B or C) to complete the sentences
about fashion. There is an example at the beginning.
6 Some nice clothes, __________ as suits or dresses, are quite expensive.
A as B like C such
7 Sheila always wears bright colours ____________ pink, yellow and red.
A like B such like C as
8 In Ancient Egypt people cut off all their ________ because it was cleaner.
A eyes B hair C shoes
9 In the 70s, some young people didn’t wear shoes on their ___________ !
A eyes B feet C hands
10 ______ are often part of a uniform that men and women wear in some jobs.
A Bags B Skirts C Ties
 3 Complete the text with ONE or TWO words in each
gap. There is an example at the beginning (0).

(0) _____Do_____ you know that, at a costume party, your costume sometimes tells
people about who you are or how you are feeling? Imagine (1) you are
____________
are you
preparing for a party, right now. If you wear a uniform to work, (2) ____________
aren’t
wearing a similar uniform now? No, you (3) ____________ . We (4) don’t/ never
____________
wear our normal clothes to parties, we wear the opposite. If you’re feeling a little bored
of your daily life, maybe you’re wearing an exciting or scary costume. When you look in
am
the mirror, do you think ‘I (5) ____________ feeling terrible today’? You feel better if
you’ve
(6) ____________ is
got a beautiful mask. Look at your friend; (7) ____________ he or
she wearing a lion costume? These costumes are fun, they make us feel good and
strong. Experts say that when you wear a costume, you’re saying something about
yourself. Is your friend wearing a superhero costume? Perhaps she’s saying she
isn’t
(8) ____________ has
feeling very strong today, but she wants to. Or (9) ____________ she
Does
got a Hawaiian costume on? (10) ____________ she think she needs a holiday?
Choose the correct option (A, B or C) to complete the text. There is an
example at the beginning (0). 0 A are saying B is saying C say
People often (0) ____________ that women are more 1 A are looking B look C looks
interested in fashion, and that they (1) ____________ 2 A Are men spending
after their hair and skin more than men, but is that B Do men spend
true? (2) ____________ more money on their hair, or C Does men spend
do women? (3) ____________ it depend on the age of 3 A Do B Does C Is
the person or not? When women go for a haircut, it’s a
4 A are usually going
lot more expensive than for men, but men (4)
____________ more often. And nowadays, men’s hair B usually go
is ‘in fashion’, so the average man (5) ____________ C usually going
more shampoo and other products than fifty years ago. 5 A buy B buying C is buying
Men (6) ____________ more time on their hair. In 6 A are also spending
general, women (7) ____________ more different B also spending
hairstyles, and they buy more colours, but of course,
C also spends
they (8) ____________ beards! Beards also follow
fashion, and all fashion comes and (9) ____________ . 7 A are B have C has got
If there’s one thing that’s always true about fashion, 8 A aren’t B hasn’t got C haven’t got
it’s that nothing stays the same. It’s always changing. 9 A go B goes C is going
And men and women usually (10) ____________ it. 10 A are following B follow C follows
 Read the article about changes of appearance. For questions 1–10, choose
the best answer (A, B or C). There is an example at the beginning (0).
Most people don’t change their appearance, or their style of clothes, very often but, for some occupations,
it’s necessary. Film and music stars sometimes change their appearance for their job. Some actors look very
different in each film, and they change their appearance in real life too. For example, they become thinner.
Nicole Kidman wore a latex nose for The Hours, and she changed her hair colour – it is darker in the film.
Renee Zellweger often changes for films. She looked very different in the musical film about the 1920s,
Chicago, after she played a modern English journalist in The Diary of Bridget Jones. She spoke differently as
Bridget Jones, too – she spoke British English, but she is American!

Male actors change their body more often than female actors. When they’re preparing to be superheroes,
they go to the gym a lot, they work on their arms, and eat different food. For other films, they lose twenty
kilos, or they put on thirty. They change their hair, beards, moustaches – and then they change again, at the
end of the job.

For music stars, the situation is different. Top music stars create fashions, they don’t follow them. They
need a new style every year or two, because they want to stay at the top. In the 1960s and ‘70s, for
example, some created styles that are still fashionable, but that doesn’t often happen now. When popular
stars nowadays change their appearance a lot and wear strange clothes, we watch their changes, but we
don’t copy them. Their style or styles are personal. We often take fashion from music and usually from stars
that look a little like us. These ‘familiar’ stars come and go, they don’t stay for long. But for music or film
stars, who want to stay at the top for a long time, change is good. And change is necessary.
For questions 1–10, choose the best answer (A, B or C).

0 Changing your appearance is necessary in some ____________ .

A places B films C jobs
1 In their real life, actors sometimes change appearance ____________ .
A because they want to B for a movie part C with a latex mask
2 In one film, Nicole Kidman’s ____________ wasn’t real.
A accent B hairstyle C nose
3 Nicole Kidman and Renee Zellweger both changed ____________ in one of their movies.
A their body B their face C more than one thing
4 In one film, Renee Zellweger ____________ differently from usual.
A acts B dresses C speaks
5 The article says that sometimes in the film industry, men want ____________.
A a better job B bigger arms C more food
For questions 1–10, choose the best answer (A, B or C).

6 Men often change ____________ for a film.

A the hair on their faces B their clothes C their age
7 The article says that nowadays, ____________ people copy modern music stars’
styles than in the 1960s and ‘70s.
A more B fewer C older
8 The article says that people don’t ____________ clothes like some popular stars.
A like B understand C wear
9 The article says people follow the fashions of stars who are ____________ .
A like us B not like us C very famous
10 The article says that top actors and music stars have ____________ in common.
A change B fashion C money
 Unit 9:
ENTERTAINMENT
1 Choose the correct option (A, B or C) to complete the text. There is an
example at the beginning (0).
A great film to (0) ____________ is The Eagle
Huntress, and it’s better (1) ____________ the
cinema than on TV. It’s a fantastic film made in
the incredible (2) ____________ of west
Mongolia. What kind of film is it? It’s a (3)
____________ but it’s different from the (4)
____________ ones on TV. This one tells a
story. The film-(5) ____________ went to the
(6) ____________ of west Mongolia to film a
13-year-old Kazakh girl called Aisholpan. She
is learning to hunt with an eagle, a job that
women in that region (7) ____________ do.
There is an (8) ____________ moment when
Aisholpan is going down (9) ____________ to
catch a baby eagle, but all the photography is
great. It’s a fantastic film with a very (10)
____________ story.
 2 Read the
0 The opposite of interesting. boring
descriptions 1 A type of film: a boy, a girl, funny problems, a happy ending.
and write the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ c omedy
r omantic _____
words. There is 2 Water that has salt in it. s ea
__
an example at 3 When a show makes people laugh. f unny
____
4 When a film makes you feel worried. s cared
____
the beginning 5 An exciting film with police and bad guys. t hriller
_______
(0). 6 A film with lots of magic in it. f antasy
______
7 A TV competition with questions. _ _ _ s how
quiz ___
8 Thin green leaves but not on trees. g rass
____
9 It can fly and sing. b ird
___
10 You watch this to get information about the day.
the ews
_ _ n_ __
 3 Read the sentences about cinema and films. Complete the second
sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence. Use no
more than THREE words. There is an example at the beginning (0).
0 In the past, the news was on at the cinema. People went there to watch it.
In the past, people went to the __cinema to watch__ the news.
1 Only one or two children’s films came out a year. They came out as holiday entertainment.
Only one or two children’s films came out a year to entertain them/ children during the holidays.
__________________________
2 People want to remember happy times, so they watch their favourite old movies.
movies to remember
People watch their favourite old ____________________________________________ happy times.
3 People want new things. Some film-makers try to give them.
to give people
Some film-makers make unusual films ______________________________ new things.
4 At other times film-makers want to introduce young people to old things, like silent movies.
to introduce
And sometimes film-makers make films _________________ new generations to old things, like silent
movies.
5 Film-makers give people a fantastic experience by doing incredible things.
to give
Film-makers do incredible things ________________ a fantastic experience to the audience.
 3 Read the sentences about cinema and films. Complete the second
sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence. Use no
more than THREE words. There is an example at the beginning (0).
6 When film-makers plan to make a movie, how do they decide which movie to make?
they are going
How do film-makers decide what movie ___________________________ to make?
7 Many top actors make the decision not to direct films.
aren’t going to
Many actors decide they ____________________________ direct films.
8 Directing films is more creative for other actors and they have more control.
films to be
Other actors want to direct _____________________ more creative and have more control.
9 Is someone in your family planning to study film direction?
to study to
Is someone in your family going ________________________ be a director?
10 She’s very talented and she plans to become famous.
’s going to
She’s very talented and she ___________________________ become famous.
4 Complete the conversation with the correct letter A–L. There is one extra letter.
There is an example at the beginning (0).
A Because I want to write to entertain
people.
B I’m going to learn how to write plays.
C I’m reading about a course.
J D No, he isn’t. I’m going to do that.
G E No, I don’t. I often write poems or song
D words.
B F No, I haven’t. But I’m working with a
E team.
A G No, I’m not. I’m going to do an evening
K course.
F
H No, we aren’t. We want to do it for fun.
L I I Thank you. I’ll call you to tell you about it.
J Yes, Jason can. He’s very good at it and he
can also sing.
K Yes, I do. But I’m not going to study
songs. I’m going to study plays.
L We’re going to write a musical.
 5 Read the article about a popular type of entertainment from the past. Are the sentences
‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B)? If there is not enough information to answer ‘Right’ or ‘Wrong’,
choose ‘Doesn’t say’ (C). There is an example at the beginning (0).

One type of entertainment was the only type of entertainment for many people for decades. It is over one hundred
years old and it helped save lives during World War II. It brought communities together, and it’s still popular in
houses, offices, shops, cafés and cars. What is it? The radio.
In Britain, until the ’60s, ‘radio’ meant the BBC. It belonged to the government, and had the news, stories for
children, documentaries, plays, cooking programmes, and a little music. It was a little boring for young people, but
families enjoyed listening together, and talking about the news. Some drama series were popular; neighbours listened
to the same series, and then talked about them together, like TV nowadays. The king or queen and the government
talked to the country on the radio, like they do on TV now. The radio was part of life.
In the 1960s, rock ‘n’ roll and Motown came to Europe from the USA, and European teenagers, like The Beatles,
listened to it to copy it, to make their own music and dance. Traditional radio stations didn’t like this new, young,
American fashion and didn’t play ‘pop’, but other, new stations did. Millions listened to the radio, and pop music
became the biggest type of entertainment for teenagers.
In the ’70s, the radio moved towards music and away from news, plays and documentaries. There were more and
more pop stars, and more and more music.
Nowadays, we still have the radio, but we don’t usually listen to it except in the car. At home or at work, we listen
online. Times change, technology and music change, but we’re going to have the radio for a long time.
 Choose the correct answer.

0 A lot of people had a radio as their only entertainment.

A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say
1 The article says the radio was useful during a war.
A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say
2 In the ’40s and ’50s, British people listened to the BBC and other stations.
A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say
3 Before the ’60s, all the programmes on British radio were for adults.
A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say
4 The radio was good for families because they spent time together.
A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say
5 The drama series on the radio were similar to the drama series on TV today.
A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say
 Choose the correct answer.

6 In the ’60s, different kinds of music arrived in Europe and young people wanted to
make similar music.
A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say
7 Not all radio stations liked the new kind of music.
A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say
8 Radio plays ended in the 1970s.
A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say
9 The writer says we don’t listen to radio in the same way now.
A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say
10 The writer thinks the radio isn’t going to be popular in the future.
A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say
 Unit 10:
LEARNING
 1 Choose the correct option (A, B or C) to complete the
sentences. There is an example at the beginning (0).

0 How much do you _____B______ about Ancient Roman schools?

A discover B know C memorize
1 The Ancient Romans often had Greek people in their house to ____________ their children.
A learn B study C teach
2 Children in Ancient Rome didn’t have to ___ about music, but children in Ancient Greece did.
A fail B invent C learn
3 In Ancient Rome, children often translated Greek ____________ into Latin.
A literature B mathematics C physics
4 Children in Ancient Rome didn’t ________ music, because it wasn’t a good subject for soldiers.
A remember B study C teach
5 Children in Ancient Rome read a lot, to ____________ mathematics, agriculture and war.
A discover B fail C understand
1 Choose the correct option (A, B or C) to complete the sentences.
There is an example at the beginning (0).

6 Some children ____________ their boxing skills with a teacher in Ancient Rome.
A forgot B knew C practised
7 Children in Ancient Rome had lessons in speaking, and had to ____________ long poems.
A discover B fail C memorize
8 The only modern subject they had was ______ . In these classes they learned how to use
numbers.
A biology B physics C maths
9 Students in Ancient Rome didn’t pass or ________ because there weren’t any exams or tests.
A fail B forget C know
10 We don’t know who ____________ school first – Ancient Rome, Greece, China or India – but
we know it was a little different from now.
A discovered B invented C passed
 2 Complete the text with ONE word in each gap. There
is an example at the beginning (0).

A nervous student
I don’t like taking music exams. Every time I have an exam, it’s the same. I wake
get
(0)_____up_____ a hundred times during the night, and then I (1) ____________ up to get a
teeth
glass of water. Then in the morning, when I’m brushing my (2) ____________ , I use face
put
cream by accident. I go to the kitchen and I (3) ____________ too much sugar (or salt!) in my
have/ eat breakfast; I’m too scared about the exam. Then I
coffee, but I don’t (4) ____________
forget
(5)____________ where my car is, and spend fifteen or twenty minutes looking for it. I get to
up
college and discover there’s coffee on my shirt; everyone dresses (6)____________ for music
exams and their clothes look smarter than mine. I wait opposite the door to the exam room,
bite
and I (7) ____________ check
my nails, but I don’t (8) ____________ my phone because I don’t want
give
to hear from anybody! ‘I’m too nervous. I’m going to fail. I’m going to (9) ____________ up
music!’ I think to myself. Then I stand up, and go in. It’s always the same. But I always
pass
(10)____________ the exam with 95%.
3 Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first
sentence. Use no more than THREE words. There is an example at the beginning (0).

0 Did you have lunch earlier?

Have ___you had lunch___ today?
1 What happened? Is your arm broken?
you broken
What happened? Have _____________________ your arm?
2 I saw the Colosseum in 2009. That’s the only time I saw it.
I ’ve only seen the Colosseum once.
__________________
3 Your hair looks lovely! Did you wash it with your new shampoo?
washed your hair
Have you __________________________ with your new shampoo?
4 Oh no! Someone ate the cake! I don’t know when that happened.
has eaten
Oh no! Someone ______________________ the cake!
5 I’ve been in a singing competition. I think it was in 2010.
was in
I __________________ a singing competition in 2010, I think.
3 Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first
sentence. Use no more than THREE words. There is an example at the beginning (0).

6 I’m sorry, I’ve forgotten your surname.

I’m sorry, I don’t __________________
remember your surname.
7 Is this her first visit to Paris?
Has she been
________________ to Paris before?
8 Is the series over? I didn’t see the last episode!
the series finished/ ended ? I didn’t see the last episode!
Has ________________________
9 I don’t know if I have any messages on my phone. I’m going to look.
haven’t
I ____________ checked my messages today. I’m going to look.
10 He stopped studying at four o’clock. He just gave up.
He has ____________
given up studying for today.
4 Choose the correct option (A, B or C) to complete the text. There is an
example at the beginning (0).
Studies have (0) _____ that following some habits will
give you energy in your daily life. Try this simple quiz,
then make the changes! 0 A show B showed C shown
• How many cups of green tea have you (1) _____ 1 A drink B drank C drunk
today? In tests, people who (2) _____ three cups of
green tea every day (3) _______ fewer problems with 2 A drank B do they drink C has drunk
their weight and more energy. 3 A has B have has C had
• (4) ________ for a short run before you went to 4 A Do you go B Have you been C Did you go
work this morning? How much exercise (5) ______
5 A do you do B have you done C did you do
today? The same studies (6) _______ that ten
minutes’ exercise before work increases your energy 6 A find B found C founded
levels. 7 A also discover B has discovered C have also discovered
• Biologists (7) ______ that twenty minutes’ exercise 8 A did B do C have
every day makes you happier and helps you to learn.
9 A did you read B have you readed C have you read
• When (8) ______ you last learn something new?
Learning new things helps keep the mind young. And 10 A haven’t B didn’t have C don’t have
how many books (9) ________ this year? If you (10)
______ read anything, start now! Reading is relaxing
and you discover new words and worlds.
 5 Complete the article about reading books. Choose from the phrases A–K the one which fits each gap
(1–10). There is an example at the beginning (0).
If you read a lot, you know that reading is good for you. (0)__B___? Scientists have
discovered there are at least fifteen ways that reading is good for a person, so it’s a good
idea to sit down with a book for at least 30 minutes a day.
E
(1) ______. First of all, when you read, you talk in your mind: ‘Who was Aurelio Buendía?
Where was he from? Why did he do that?’ You try to remember the answers to understand
J
the story. If you don’t remember all the information, (2)______ . Also when we read, we
practise memorizing and making connections between people or events. A real book is
better for this. Have you forgotten a name, for example, but remember it was on the left,
D
(3)______? When you read the name, you had the book in your hands, and the page was a
I
map. You memorized the map and the name. (4)_______ – the pages don’t feel the same, and
the 3D ‘book map’ isn’t there.
Books make you more intelligent. We learn new words, and we learn more information.
K
After reading a book, (5)______ , but you also learn to understand people. This is called
H
empathy. When you read a thriller or a mystery, (6)_____ . Your mind works, and is busy.
Scientists have found that this makes you more intelligent.
A
Books help you study. (7) ______ . In normal life, we don’t read or write long texts very
often. However, we need to do this for our studies. If you read a novel, you practise reading
something longer, and you practise sitting in one place, doing one thing for more than ten or
G
twenty minutes. (8) _____ and the grammar and words stay in your memory and help you to
write.
Finally, reading is fantastic for relaxing and sleeping. At the end of a busy day, you need
C
some quiet time, and you can find it in a good book. (9) _______ , because you ‘see’, ‘smell’
and ‘hear’ things in the story, like a film in your head. When you talk to your friends, a book
is a good thing to talk about. ‘Have you read Return to School? What did you think?’ is a
F
great way to start a conversation. And last but not least, (10) _______ . You’re never alone
with a book.
 Unit 11:
TOURISM
1 Match 1–10 with A–K to make sentences. There is an example at the
beginning (0). A transport is quite good in London.

B is the most important industry in many countries.

0 Your carry-on _____D______
1 Package H
____________ C from the USA or UK are often red, white and blue.

2 You need a visa K

____________ D bag has to go under the seat in front or above your head.
3 The currency F
____________
E to the museum can’t take photos.
4 In many countries, the local G
____________
5 The temperature I
____________
F in many European countries is the euro.

6 Public A
____________ G food is unusual but often very good.
7 Tourism B
____________ H holidays offer you the flights, hotel and transport.
8 Souvenirs C
____________
I in Dubai in summer is too high for many tourists.
9 Visitors E
____________
10 Book J
____________ J your hotel room on the hotel’s website; it’s usually cheaper.
K when you travel to some countries.
 0 Are there any good hotels in / on / by the beach?
1 Excuse me. Could I have a single / only-way / go ticket to
Edinburgh, please?
2 Read the tourist’s 2 Are the local guide / people / sightseeing friendly?
questions. Choose 3 How can I book / meet / rent people easily?
the best word for 4 Should I catch / take / wear an umbrella in July?
each question. 5 Is backpacking / beach / transporting safe in that country?
There is an example 6 Can we visit with a package / sightseeing / tour guide,
at the beginning (0). please?
7 Is the climate nice or is it too hot / multicultural / right-hand
side there?
8 Is it easy to meet / licence / take a taxi from the airport?
9 Can we book a camping / mountains / tourism holiday,
please?
10 Have we got enough money to get a carry-on / check in /
return ticket?
 3 Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first
sentence. Use no more than THREE words. There is an example at the beginning (0).

0 Is a European licence necessary if you want to rent a car in Europe?

Do you ___ have to ___ have a European licence to rent a car in Europe?
1 Passengers mustn’t use mobile phones on this plane.
can’t use mobile
Passengers ___________________________ phones on this plane.
2 On some buses, you can’t travel without wearing a seat belt.
have to wear
You _________________________ a seat belt on some buses.
3 Their advice is to wear a seat belt on a plane during the flight, but you don’t have to.
should wear
You _________________________ a seat belt during the flight, but you don’t have to.
4 Airlines let people take small bottles on a plane, if they are smaller than 100 ml.
can take
You _______________________ small bottles on planes if they are smaller than 100 ml.
5 If you don’t want to take a carry-on bag, don’t take one.
don’t have
You ________________________ to take a carry-on bag if you don’t want to.
3 Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first
sentence. Use no more than THREE words. There is an example at the beginning (0).

6 Have they got food for vegetarians on flights?

anything for vegetarians to eat on flights?
Is there ________________
7 Is there a place you particularly recommend for a hiking holiday?
anywhere
Can you recommend _______________ good for a hiking holiday?
8 It isn’t possible to travel to another country without a passport or ID card.
Nobody
____________________ can travel to another country without a passport or ID card.
9 It’s a good idea to take a camera with you when you travel.
shouldn’t
You ____________________ forget to take a camera with you when you travel.
10 Some airports don’t have a place to change currency, so remember to take a
credit card.
isn’t anywhere/ is nowhere to change currency, so
In some airports there _____________________________
remember to take a credit card.
4 Choose the correct option (A, B or C) to complete the text.
There is an example at the beginning (0).
To have a fantastic holiday, you (0) ______ to go
away from home. You (1) ____ have a ‘staycation’. 0 A can’t B don’t have C shouldn’t
(2) ______ needs to travel far to go on holiday or 1 A can B do C have to
relax. There is always (3) _________ interesting
and fun to do in every town or city, you (4)______ 2 A Anybody B Nobody C Somebody
to look. We don’t usually go sightseeing near 3 A anything B nothing C something
home, so the first thing (5) ________ is imagine
4 A can B have C should
you are a tourist. Is there (6) _________ in your
town or near your house that tourists always 5 A should you do B you should do C you shouldn’t do
visit? It’s also possible that there’s (7) _______ 6 A anywhere B nothing C somebody
you have always wanted to visit, but never had
the time. If you take a staycation, you (8) ______ 7 A anything B nobody C somewhere
stay at home all the time. Go and visit a local 8 A can B shouldn’t C have
museum. (9)______ find a tour guide in your 9 A Can you B You can C You can’t
town? Or rent a bike and go sightseeing? Is there
10 A anybody B nowhere C something
(10) _______ you can go hiking with? The
important thing is to enjoy your time and relax.
5 Read the signs and notices.

MARCRO’S NOTES
Spring activities
Name of camp: Camp Bellamy
46. Activity booked: climbing
................
21 April
47. Start Date: ................
2.30
48. Time: ................
60
49. Price per person: £ ............
(some)
50. Take:................ food
5 Read the signs and notices.

JOAN'S NOTES
Work at: Forest Café
waitress
51. Job: ................
Saturday
52. Day: ................
6/ six
53. Number of hours: ..............
54. Manager’s phone no:
357550
................
4
55. Money per hour: £.............
5 Read the signs and notices.

ANNA'S NOTES
Cinema visit
Name of cinema: Cinemax
46. Name of film:Moon Race
................
Saturday
47. Day: ................
8.45
48. Start time: ................pm
5.50
49. Cost per person: £.............
café
50. Place to meet Jed: ................
5 Read the signs and notices.

BRIAN'S NOTES
Language course
Name of college:
Hexham College
46. Which language:
Spanish
.................................
Wednesday
47. Day: ................
48. Start date:15 December
................
49. Number of weeks:……...... 14
105
50. Cost: £................
 A friend in an English-speaking country has sent you an email.
WRITING He is asking for help choosing a place to go on holiday with his
70-year-old parents in July. Write a reply. Give two suggestions
7 Read the of somewhere to stay.
task below.
Write your email (55–80 words). Make sure you:
• recommend the places and any activities you think are
interesting or fun.
• describe the two places.
• explain why you think they are good places for two 70-year-
olds.
• end your email in a suitable way.
7 Read the task below.
Hi Tom,
I recommend Hội An or Đà Lạt in Vietnam.
Hoi An is a charming old town with beautiful ancient
streets, lantern-lit evenings, riverside cafes, and
cultural sites. They can take easy walks and enjoy
boat rides along the Thu Bon River.
Alternatively, Đà Lạt offers a cooler climate, flower
gardens, and easy walks around Xuan Huong Lake—
perfect for a holiday.
Both spots are quiet and relaxing, ideal for a
comfortable trip.
Best wishes,
Mai
 Unit 12:
THE EARTH
 1 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the word in
CAPITAL LETTERS. There is an example at the beginning (0).

0 Do you know what _percentage of the Earth’s surface is water? It’s about 71%. PER CENT
length of a line of longitude? About 20,004 km.
1 What is the ____________ LONG
scholarships are there to study Geography at Cambridge University? Almost 75.
2 How many _________________
SCHOOL
kilometres ? It’s 512 million km2. KILO
3 What is the surface area of Earth in square _____________
weight if you go into space? It changes.
4 What happens to your ____________ WEIGH
protect Around 3,080. PROTECTION
5 How many kinds of animal does the world need to _________?
6 What is theheight
___ of the tallest tree? The Hyperion Tree in North California is 115.61 m tall. HIGH
agriculture ? Around 38%. CULTURE
7 How much of Earth’s land do we use for ________________
deepest sea in the world? The Caribbean Sea.
8 Which is the ____________ DEPTH
friendly ?
9 Do you think we need to be more environmentally-____________ FRIEND
respectful of our planet and do our best to protect it. RESPECT
10 We should all be _____________
 2 Read the descriptions and write the word. There is
an example at the beginning (0).

0 A measurement of temperature degree Celsius

1 A place with no water and no trees. d esert
_____
2 An area with a lot of trees. f _orest
____
3 A measurement of weight (e.g. sugar, flour) k ilogram
_______
4 A measurement of liquid (e.g. water, milk). litre
____
5 It has water, it’s long and it usually finishes at the sea. r iver
____
6 Malta and the Galapagos are … i _slands
_____
7 African elephants are big animals. They can … 6,000 kilos! w eigh
____
8 Many people like to climb these and arrive at their top! m ountains
________
9 The money that a business makes. p rofit
_____
10 An area covered in water that doesn’t have salt in it. l ake
___
 0 _ the temperature of the world’s climate go up?
3 Choose the A It will B Do C Will
correct option (A, 1 What ____________ if sea levels go up?
B or C) to A happen B does happen C will happen
complete the 2 The water ____________ the continents.
sentences. There A do change B will change C will to change
is an example at 3 Cities like ___ Barcelona can’t increase in size because they
the beginning (0). are between mountains and sea.
A– Ba C the
4 ____________ south of Argentina is called The Land of Fire
and it’s very cold and beautiful.
A– BA C The
5 Warm water from _______ Gulf of Mexico travels to Scotland.
A– Ba C the
 6 If you travel to some very dry parts of the world,
you ____________ find any rivers.
3 Choose the
correct option (A, A– B will to C won’t
B or C) to 7 Hokkaido is ____ island and it’s part of Japan.
complete the A– B an C the
sentences. There 8 The highest part of ____________ Netherlands is in
is an example at the region called Limburg.
the beginning (0). A– B some C the
9 If you visit Peru, you ____________ go and see the
Nazca lines in the desert.
A should B to C won’t
10 ____________ Caspian Sea is between Europe and
Asia.
A– BA C The
4 Complete the conversation with the correct letters
A–K. There is an example at the beginning (0).
A Angus will. What questions will you answer?

B B Good. How much do you know about the

history of the USA?
C I can talk about the Gilbert and Ellis Islands,
I E Fiji, Hawaii, the Galapagos Islands.
D I don’t know, but there will be a lot of

D C geography.
E I’m going to choose The Pacific as my special
J area.

G F I’ll wear my usual clothes. How long have we

F got?
G I’m good at geography, but I won’t answer
A the mathematics questions.

H H Oh no! Quick, let’s go or we’ll be late!

I Yes, and a lot of our friends will see us.
J Yes, I can. The coast of California,
Washington State, the mountains of Alaska.
K Yes, I have. It’s exciting!
5 Read Julia’s diary entry. Are the sentences ‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B)? If there
is not enough information to answer ‘Right’ or ‘Wrong’, choose ‘Doesn’t say’ (C).
There is an example at the beginning (0).

Monday 14th April

I haven’t written in my diary recently but I wanted to write about something

... NASA has an online TV channel! I didn’t know that! But I found it today,
and you can watch the world on it from space. The International Space
Station has got cameras and if you go into the NASA website, you’ll see the
film from the ISS at that moment! It’s fantastic! One day, we’ll all be able to
go up there and look at our planet with its beautiful oceans and forests! I read
two books by astronauts, recently: Chris Hadfield and Tim Peake. They both
say that the world hasn’t got borders. You can see the mountains – the Atlas
Mountains, the Andes, Mount Fuji, Kilimanjaro – and you can see cities,
lakes, deserts and rivers like the Yangtse from space, but you’ll never see a
border. It’s one big blue, green and white world. And we live on it together. I
liked this description, because when you read the newspaper sometimes the
world is only about people. Now I will always think of the colours from
space. They also say that you’ll see a lot of lights, lights on the
Mediterranean and on the South Atlantic and the Gulf of Thailand. There are
a lot of people fishing in those places, and at night they use lights to attract
fish – and you can see the lights from space! I would love to see that, one
day! But space tourism is a little expensive now. Maybe one day I will go to
space, and I’ll look down at the ice and snow in the Arctic Circle.
 0 The entry is about a programme on television.
5 Read Julia’s diary
entry. Are the sentences A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say
‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ 1 Julia is writing at night.
(B)? If there is not
enough information to A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say
answer ‘Right’ or 2 She found the programme for the first time today.
‘Wrong’, choose
‘Doesn’t say’ (C). There A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say
is an example at the 3 She thinks that space travel will be open to everyone, in the
beginning (0). future.
A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say
4 She has read a book by two astronauts.
A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say
5 She thinks Hadfield and Peake are very interesting.
A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say
 5 Read Julia’s diary
6 She says it isn’t possible to see rivers from space.
entry. Are the sentences A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say
‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’
(B)? If there is not 7 She says you can’t see countries from space.
enough information to A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say
answer ‘Right’ or
‘Wrong’, choose 8 She likes the idea of Earth’s lights and the colours that you
‘Doesn’t say’ (C). There can see from space.
is an example at the
beginning (0). A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say
9 She thinks that space tourism is very expensive but that it
will get cheaper one day.
A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say
10 Julia is sure she’ll go into space one day.
A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say
6 Read the signs
and notices.
Choose the
correct option (A,
B or C). There is
an example at the
beginning (0).
6 Read the signs
and notices.
Choose the
correct option (A,
B or C). There is
an example at the
beginning (0).
 Writing 1. At the moment, they / work / Japan.
Use the following At the moment, they are working in Japan.
words to make
complete sentences. 2. I/ go/ a concert / listen / music/ this weekend.
You can make
necessary changes to I’m going to a concert to listen to music this weekend.
the words, but DO 3. I/ see / this film/ a few times before.
NOT change their
order. I have seen this film a few times before.

4. All passengers / have / show / their passport.

All passengers have to show their passport.

5. I / not think / the percentage of people / live in cities / decrease.

I don’t think the percentage of people living in cities will decrease.

 6. What/ you/ do/ now?
Writing
What are you doing now?
Use the following
words to make 7. She/ go/ the shops/ buy clothes/ this evening.
complete sentences.
You can make She is going to the shops to buy clothes this evening.
necessary changes to
the words, but DO 8. you/ ever/ meet/ famous person?
NOT change their Have you ever met a famous person?
order.
9. Sometimes, the hotel/ full/ so/ we/ should/ book/ room/ in
advance.

Sometimes, the hotel is full so we should book a room in advance.

10. I/ not think/ everyone/ speak English.

I don’t think everyone will speak English.

 Writing
7 Read the task below.
You are going to work for two months at an animal hospital in Thailand. You have just received this
email from your new boss.
Good morning!
We are very happy that you are starting work here next week, but can you help us, please? Can you
tell us when you will arrive? We’ll come to the airport to get you. How many bags will you have, and
will they be heavy? Will you be hungry? We can take you for a meal in a restaurant.
Also, before you arrive, do you have any questions about what you should bring?
Best wishes,
Marla Jensen
Write your email (60–80 words). Make sure you:
• answer all the questions.
• use appropriate greeting and closing remarks.
• use the correct language style.