Access 3_Module Test 4

Vocabulary

Choose the correct word

1. Oprah Winfrey's           [soap, problem, glossy, celebrity, real-life, chat, gain, guide, chart, text, tune]show is very popular.

2. I usually send           [soap, problem, glossy, celebrity, real-life, chat, gain, guide, chart, text, tune]messages to my friends. It's cheaper than calling them.

3. My grandmother's favourite           [chat, gain, guide, chart, text, tune, soap, problem, glossy, celebrity, real-life]opera is EastEnders.

4. Auntie Anna's           [soap, problem, glossy, celebrity, real-life, chat, gain, guide, chart, text, tune]page can offer solutions to help teenage girls.

5. More than 3000 people           [chat, gain, guide, chart, text, tune, soap, problem, glossy, celebrity, real-life] in to the local radio station every day.

6. Watch the show tonight and learn all the latest           [soap, problem, glossy, celebrity, real-life, chat, gain, guide, chart, text, tune]gossip!

7. Most magazines have           [soap, problem, glossy, celebrity, real-life, chat, gain, guide, chart, text, tune] covers.

8. Lilly Allen's second CD is a           [chat, gain, guide, chart, text, tune, soap, problem, glossy, celebrity, real-life]hit. Her songs are always on the radio.

9. Students           [soap, problem, glossy, celebrity, real-life, chat, gain, guide, chart, text, tune]experience by working for the university magazine.

10. I like watching documentaries and           [chat, gain, guide, chart, text, tune, soap, problem, glossy, celebrity, real-life]stories on TV.

11. Let's check the TV           [soap, problem, glossy, celebrity, real-life, chat, gain, guide, chart, text, tune] and see what's on tonight.

Vocabulary

Form the adjectives from the words .

1. Her advice was really help      [ful, less]. I feel much better now.

2. The waiter is very care      [ful, less]. She broke two cups and three plates.

3. Playing computer games for many hours can be harm      [ful, less] to your eyes.

4. Janet has got a cute play      [ful, less]puppy.

5. He had a car accident and suffered pain      [ful, less] injuries.

6. Brad Pitt is a success      [ful, less] actor.

7. You can touch the snake. It's harm      [ful, less]. It won't bite you.

8. I like this magazine because it has a colour      [ful, less], glossy cover.

9. I found a lot of use      [ful, less] information on the Internet.

10. This aerosol contains harm      [ful, less] chemicals.

Grammar

Put the verbs in brackets into the Past Simple or the Past Continuous.

1. Alan             (read) his newspaper when he     (see) his name in one of the articles.

2. Mum             (cook) dinner when dad      (come) home.

3. Sue            (make) coffee while Tom             (talk) on the phone.

4. She             (write) an email when the lights      (go) out.

5. What                (you/do) at 10 o'clock last night?

6. I              (shop) at the mall at the time of the robbery.

7. She put on her coat,      (take) her keys and      (leave) home.

8. He            (have) a bath when the phone      (ring)

9. She              (sleep) at 6 o'clock yesterday evening.

10. Paul     (get) dressed,     (have) breakfast and then      (go) to school.

11. She      (leave) school when she was 16.

12. Gary             (cycle) while Alan                   (skateboard).

Grammar

Put the verbs into the Past Simple, Past Perfect or the Past Perfect Continuous.

1. That was the most delicious cake I            (taste) in my life.

2. We              (finish) our homework by the time dad got home.

3. Gary was tired because he                       (not/sleep) all night.

4. Jason          (send) them three emails before they replied.

5. We      (go) to the theatre last Friday.

6. It                  (rain) all night so the streets were wet that morning.

7. They       (move) to London in 2006.

8.             (you/see) your doctor yesterday?

9. My hands were dirty because I                  (work) in the garden for hours.

10. Everyone          (leave) by the time I arrived at the party.

11. Ellen          (read) this book twice before.

12. Her eyes      (be) red because she                 (cry).

Everyday English

Choose the correct response.

Everyday English

Choose the correct response.

1. What's on?

                     [The Weakest Link., That's scary!]

2. What channel is it on?

                       [It's on Channel 2., Sure.]

3. I've got some good news!

                           [Sure. I like comedies., Really?]

4. How about Channel 3?

                      [Why? What's on?, Yes. What a story!]

5. Do you fancy watching the news & weather?

                    [I hate sports!, Oh no, not that!]

Reading

Read the text and answer the questions.

A Strange Story

When I was seven years old, my family left the big city and moved to the countryside. I was very excited because our new house was near a beautiful forest.

One day I decided to go for a walk to explore it, but I lost my way. I tried to get back, but I just went further and further inside. I looked around and started calling for help, but no one heard me. I was confused and scared because it was almost dark, so I sat under a tree and began to cry.

Suddenly, I heard someone coming. It was a boy my age "Hi!" he said. "I'm Philip. What's the matter?" I told Philip that I was lost. "Don't worry," said Philip. "I live near here. I know the forest well". We walked and talked until we were back out again. Philip said goodbye and left before I could thank him.

When I got home my mum was talking to a policeman. They were both very upset. "Oh, Tom, thank goodness you're OK!" my mum said when she saw me. "I lost my way in the forest. Mum, but I'm fine now. I'm so sorry." I said. "You were lucky, young man," the policeman said. “Never play alone in there, it's too dangerous. Eight years ago, a young boy named Philip MacMann lost his way in that same place and never came back."

I did not say a word. I wanted to tell them about the boy who helped me, but I wa afraid they wouldn't believe me. Did a ghost help me? I couldn't sleep that night, or the next. I never saw Philip again and I never went back there!

1. How old was Tom when he moved house?

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2. Where did Tom’s family move to?

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3. How did Tom feel when he discovered he was lost?

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4. Did Tom thank Philip when they were out of the forest?

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5. What happened to Philip MacMann eight years ago?

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6. Did Tom tell his parents about Philip?

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