Focus 3 - Unit 3 - On the go - Test

Complete the sentences with the missing words. The first letters are given. ( Write the WHOLE word NOT only the missing letters, for example : c___________ you write crossing)

1. The c__________          on the boat from England to France was very calm.

2. Excuse me, sir, please sit down and f__________        your seatbelt. We haven't landed yet.

3. Their j__________         through Europe took them two months and they visited sixteen countries.

4. Pattaya is just 150 km from Bangkok, which makes it a popular seaside r__________        for the people living in Thailand's capital.

5. There is a s__________          across the fields to the train station which takes only ten minutes.

6. I try not to drive during r____________      hour because it takes so long to get anywhere.

7. We walked along a winding p__________      that followed the irregular course of the river.

Read the definitions and write the words. Some letters are given. ( Write the WHOLE word NOT only the missing letters, for example : v _ l _ _ _ you write valley)

1. A low area of land between hills and mountains – v _ _ _ _ y       

2. Something that happens no matter what you do to prevent it is – u _ _v _ _d _ _ _e            

3. Something you consider very unlikely or impossible –u _ _ _ _ _ k _ _ _ e            

4. Walking without any shoes or socks on your feet –b _ _ _ f _ _ _         

5. To separate yourself from friends and family, often when travelling – c _ _     yourself off

6. Something that is not satisfying and doesn’t give you what you expected –u _ r _ w _ _ _ _ _ g            

7. A journey on a boat taken only for pleasure, usually a holiday – a c _ _ _ _ _       

8. Something that you don’t recognise and is new to you – u _ f _ m _ _ _ _ _           

Choose the correct option.

1. Jane                [may be, must be, must have been] to at least fifty different countries by now – every year she travels for three or four months.

2. Andrew's plane landed in Málaga three hours ago. He               [may be, must be, can't be] at the beach now. I'm sure he's having a great time.

3. It's a public holiday tomorrow. There                     [can't be, may be, might have been] a lot of people at the airport.

4. The information in this guide book is all out-of-date. Its authors                       [can't have been, can't be, might have been] to Hungary for a long time!

5. This                 [can't have been, can't be, may be]_ the only direct train to London. I'm sure there are more.

6. The bird we saw in the park                     [must be, must have been, might have been] a blackbird. They're common here.

7. Tom took the first train to London this morning. He                    [might be, must be, must have been] in the capital right now.