Access 3_ Module Test 6

Choose the correct word.

The police arrested a woman for                 [murder, shoplifting, vandalism, robbery, speeding, car theft, picking pockets, thief, victim, safety, burglaries] because she left the shop without paying.

Choose the correct word.

You mustn't drive very fast.                 [murder, shoplifting, vandalism, robbery, speeding, car theft, picking pockets, thief, victim, safety, burglaries] is a crime.

Choose the correct word.

                [Murder, Shoplifting, Vandalism, Robbery, Speeding, Car theft, Picking pockets, Thief, Victim, Safety, Burglaries] is very common in big cities. Many cars are stolen each year.

Choose the correct word.

                [Murder, Shoplifting, Vandalism, Robbery, Speeding, Car theft, Picking pockets, Thief, Victim, Safety, Burglaries] usually happen in the summer when people are on holiday.

Choose the correct word.

The businessman's family were shocked by his                 [murder, shoplifting, vandalism, robbery, speeding, car theft, picking pockets, thief, victim, safety, burglaries]. The police have arrested the killer.

Choose the correct word.

The                 [murder, shoplifting, vandalism, robbery, speeding, car theft, picking pockets, thief, victim, safety, burglaries]of the crime described his attacker to the police.

Choose the correct word.

Acts of                 [murder, shoplifting, vandalism, robbery, speeding, car theft, picking pockets, thief, victim, safety, burglaries]are very common in this area. You can often see shop and car windows broken.

Choose the correct word.

There was a                 [murder, shoplifting, vandalism, robbery, speeding, car theft, picking pockets, thief, victim, safety, burglaries]at the bank today! The gang left with €1,000,000.

Choose the correct word.

You should always wear a seatbelt for your own                 [murder, shoplifting, vandalism, robbery, speeding, car theft, picking pockets, thief, victim, safety, burglaries].

Choose the correct word.

A                 [murder, shoplifting, vandalism, robbery, speeding, car theft, picking pockets, thief, victim, safety, burglaries]was caught breaking into the rich man's house.

Choose the correct word.

A boy was caught                 [murder, shoplifting, vandalism, robbery, speeding, car theft, picking pockets, thief, victim, safety, burglaries]and stealing handbags on the bus.

Choose the correct word.

1. The snake's       [venom, dusk] can kill you! Don't go near it!

2. A dog       [bit, stung] me!

3. Helen       [broke, cut] her arm yesterday and the doctor put it in bandage.

4. Don't       [argue, tease] with your little sister!

5. I          [banged, sprained] my wrist while playing tennis.

6. Shark attacks don't       [trick, occur] often.

7. Don't dive here! The water is         [shallow, sharp].

8. Lions are           [poisonous, dangerous] if you get too close.

9. I live in a        [busy, mobile] area of the city. There is never a quiet moment.

10. When playing sports, take your          [personal, oncoming] safety seriously.

11. The two bank         [robbers, thieves] ran away when the police arrived.

Choose the correct item.

1. You            [mustn't, don't have] to swim, dive or surf alone at the Great Barrier Reef.

2. You           [shouldn't, couldn't] share personal information online.

3. You         [have to, mustn't] dive from the rocks. You'll hurt yourself.

4. I          [couldn't, can't] ride a bike when I was three years old.

5. The police officer        [had to, could] find the thief after only four hours.

6. You               [mustn't, don't have to] be an expert to use the Internet.

7. You                 [mustn't, doesn't have to] swim after you've eaten.

8. He           [couldn't, shouldn't] use a computer when he was eight years old.

9. Some sharks      [can, must]kill you.

Write the sentences in reported speech.

1. " I saw the burglar." he said.

   He said that                         .

2. "I need some help." he said.

   He said that                     .

3. "I am taking scuba diving lessons," she said.

   She said that                                     .

4. 'I've just seen a jellyfish," he told me.

   He told me that                              .

5. "Avoid online friends face to face," Penny told me.

   Penny told me                                      .

6. "Don't use your tablet in public," Stella told me.

   Stella told him                                 .

7. "Do you know how to make backups of your data?" my friend asked me.

   My friend asked me                                          .

8. "Where's Mark?" he asked.

   He asked                .

Put in the correct order.

Reading

Jane's cousin Kim has recently changed schools and has trouble making new friends there. Read the email and mark the statements

T (true) or F (false).

Dear Jane,

I'm afraid I haven't been in a good mood since I last wrote to you. Things have changed so much.

My father told us that he got a new job in a hospital in northern England. We'll have to move house, but what stresses me most is changing schools. I was not the most popular student in school but I had a small group of friends who I always hung out with. I'm going to miss them, especially Laura. You know me; I'm a little shy and I'm worried that I might have trouble making new friends. I was really happy at St. Anne's and I had always imagined staying there until college. This is going to be very tough for me.

We're moving next week and I start in my new school the week after. I remember you told me you went through a similar experience a few years ago. Do you have any advice for me?

Please reply soon.

Yours,

Kim

1. Kim's been in a good mood lately.   [T, F]

2. Kim's father got a new job.   [T, F]

3. Kim is looking forward to moving house.   [T, F]

4. Kim spent most of her time with one friend in her last school.   [T, F]

5. Kim isn't worried about having to make new friends.   [T, F]

6. Kim wants to go to college at St. Anne's.   [T, F]

Listening

Listen to two friends talking about safety in the home and complete the gaps.

Safety in the Home

• Don't leave keys near doors or windows .

• At night, keep your              beside your     . (And make sure it's switched on!)

• In your        , there should be dusk-to-dawn outside        , 2.5 metres      or more.

• If a          comes to your      , always ask for ID.

• Remember, if you're not      don't let them in!