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Listen to Tom talking about living in Brighton. For questions 1 to 6, choose the correct answer.

1. How long has Tom lived in Brighton?

Listen to Tom talking about living in Brighton. For questions 1 to 6, choose the correct answer.

1. How long has he lived in his flat?

What does he like about the city?

What does he dislike about the city?

How does he get around the city now?

Which is his favourite place to eat out?

It ... in this part of the world.

We ... a holiday last year.

I ..... find my umbrella. I think somebody took it by mistake.

Yesterday as I was walking down Cherry Lane, I ... Thomas, an old friend of mine.

While my son ... for my call, somebody knocked at the door.

In Greece the Olympic Games ... once in four years.

Tom hasn't bought any new clothes ... .

… Africa is much larger than ... Europe.

.. Dnipro is situated on ... Dnipro river.

You will come, .....

They haven't got enough money to buy a house, ....

Read the texts below. For every paragraph (1-3) choose the right headline (A-D). Write appropriate letters next to paragraph numbers. One headline is extra and does not match any of the paragraphs.

A Saving the forests

B A species under threat

C A brighter future

D Gorilla characteristics

MOUNTAIN GORILLAS

1 ____   [A, B, C, D]

Mountain gorillas are sociable animals that live in groups. They communicate with each other by making noises, much like humans do, and studies have identified 25 different sounds. They are truly fascinating creatures, but they are in danger; there are less than 1,000 left in the wild.

2 ____   [A, B, C, D]

Mountain gorillas are endangered because they are hunted by humans. They also suffer from diseases, which they catch from tourists and scientists who are studying their behaviour and characteristics. However, the greatest problem for the mountain gorilla is habitat loss. Africa’s mountain forests are disappearing, which means that the future of the gorillas is uncertain.

3 ____   [A, B, C, D]

Many wildlife organisations are helping the mountain gorillas. There are patrols to stop the hunters and efforts to stop trees being cut down. Also, charities provide lessons for local people about the importance of saving this incredible species and its habitat. Gorilla numbers are slowly increasing and will hopefully continue to rise in the years to come.