Access 3_Module Test 3

Vocabulary

Choose the correct word

1. There's an            [disgusting, impressive, crowded, excellent, scorching, freezing, wet, delicious] view of the Niagara Falls from our hotel room.

2. The food at the restaurant was so            [disgusting, impressive, crowded, excellent, scorching, freezing, wet, delicious] that I didn't eat it.

3. It's            [disgusting, impressive, crowded, excellent, scorching, freezing, wet, delicious] cold in Norway in the winter.

4. I don't like            [disgusting, impressive, crowded, excellent, scorching, freezing, wet, delicious] beaches. I prefer to go somewhere quiet.

5. I went to Egypt last month and it was            [disgusting, impressive, crowded, excellent, scorching, freezing, wet, delicious] hot. You can't sit outside for too long.

6. Paris has a lot of            [disgusting, impressive, crowded, excellent, scorching, freezing, wet, delicious]sights to visit. One of them is the Eiffel Tower.

7. It was raining when we went out and we all got            [disgusting, impressive, crowded, excellent, scorching, freezing, wet, delicious].

8. We tried a lot of local dishes when we went to Spain and they were all            [disgusting, impressive, crowded, excellent, scorching, freezing, wet, delicious]!

Vocabulary

Find the odd one out

1.             [spooky, ghostly, beautiful, frightening]

2.            [excellent, fabulous, top class, wet]

3.            [gallery, theme park, ferry, castle]

4.       [slip, dive, book, drown]

5.            [warm, freezing, sunny, impressive]

6.         [cruise, tent, hostel, motel]

7.          [camping, safari, package, coach]

8.           [sailing, rafting, swimming, holiday]

Vocabulary

Safe Splashing

This guide shows and explains the rules you need to follow in and around the water.

1. Do not play or run around the pool. The            [cramps, surface, displayed, attention, swimming, danger, lifeguards] is wet and you might slip and fall.

2. You shouldn’t eat before            [cramps, surface, displayed, attention, swimming, danger, lifeguards]. It can lead to stomach            [cramps, surface, displayed, attention, swimming, danger, lifeguards]or you might drown.

3. Make sure you know where the            [cramps, surface, displayed, attention, swimming, danger, lifeguards] are and call them if you get into trouble.

4. Always pay            [cramps, surface, displayed, attention, swimming, danger, lifeguards]to the N0 DIVING signs around the pool.

5. Dive-bombing can be a lot of fun but it can also put other swimmers in            [cramps, surface, displayed, attention, swimming, danger, lifeguards].

6. All pools have rules            [cramps, surface, displayed, attention, swimming, danger, lifeguards]on signs around the pool. Always read them before you start swimming. Enjoy your swim!

Grammar

Put the verbs in brackets into the Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous.

1.                     (you/ever/sleep) in a tent?

2. They                  (live) abroad for many years and are having a wonderful time.

3.                       (you/ever/visit) Rio de Janeiro?

4. We               (not/swim) in a pool since we were little.

5. The boys                   (play) basketball since morning! Tell them to come in now!

6. They aren't here. They                (just/leave).

7. Ben and I           (be) friends for ten years.

Grammar

Fill in the correct word

1. Have you         [yet, just, ever, before, already, never] been to New York?

2. I am not going on holiday until August, but I have         [yet, just, ever, before, already, never]bought a swimsuit.

3. Have you done your homework? No, not         [yet, just, ever, before, already, never].

4. You should         [yet, just, ever, before, already, never]be late for class.

5. I’ve         [yet, just, ever, before, already, never]had lunch, so I can't go swimming now.

6. I love reading Charlie and the Chocolate Factory although I’ve read it many times         [just, ever, before, already, never].

Grammar

Choose the correct word

1. She has been in Florida       [for, since]2000.

2. We haven't booked our tickets      [yet, just].

3. They arrived in Norway               [already, last Saturday].

4. Mary's          [already, ago] booked her tickets for Mexico.

5. My parents went to Scotland a month     [ago, yet].

6. My friend has       [just, yet] left for Portugal.

7. They have been in Brazil       [since, for ]two years.

8. I've lived in Morocco       [since, for] I was young.

Grammar

Complete the sentences with gone or been.

1. Sue’s not here. She has      [been, gone] to the supermarket.

2. My sister has      [been, gone] to Spain twice.

3. Mike and Garry have      [been, gone] to London for the day.

4. I have never      [been, gone]to America before.

5. Mum has      [been, gone]shopping. She’ll be back this afternoon.

6. Mr Smith is tired. He has      [been, gone]to the airport and back twice this morning.

Grammar

Put the verbs in brackets in the Present Perfect, Present Perfect Continuous or the Past Simple.

1. He              (not read) the new "Harry Potter” book yet.

2. I               (not see) Larry for ages.

3. Daniel and I        (stay) home last night.

4. Ben                   (just/finish) eating his lunch.

5. We                   (wait) for you for hours!

Everyday English

Choose the correct response

Reading

Read the letter and choose the correct word to complete the gaps.

Hi Jane!

Greetings from Barcelona! I am here with my parents and I am having a         [dolphin, whale, shark]of a time. We have been here since Sunday and have already seen and done so much.

On Monday, we went to see The Medrano Circus. I was so            [exciting, excited, excitement] as I had never been to the circus before. It was a perfect evening full of amazing           [tricks, landmarks, souvenirs]. Most of all, I enjoyed          [watch, watching, to watch] the trapeze artists flying high up in the air. I have never seen anything like it! It was a hair-         [raising, hiking, riding]experience! Luckily, no one fell down! Of course, there were also clowns dressed in funny costumes too, as well as other artists. If you ever get the chance to see this famous circus, you should go - it is a(n)               [forgetful, forgettable, unforgettable] experience. And, don't forget to try the toffee apples - they are the best!

Hope you are having a fun time too. See you soon!

Love,

Timothy

Listening

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What type of holiday does the couple choose?

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What is John doing?

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What is the weather like in Spain?

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When are the couple going on holiday?

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How did the man hear about the resort?