(Копія) Progress Tests Unit 7

1. If I      (be) stronger, I’d help you carry the cupboard.

2. I won’t travel to London if I           (not / get) a cheap flight.

3. If you       (break) the old plate, Mum will be sad.

4. When I    (be) ill, I stay in bed.

5. We’ll say hello if we      (meet) them tomorrow.

6. We’d feel embarrassed if we      (say) such a stupid thing.

7. Unless it       (rain) tomorrow, we’ll go to the beach.

8. Water boils if you      (heat) it to 100⁰C.

9. What                        (your best friend / do) if you told them that you were moving to a different city?

10. It would not surprise me if he              (not / know) the answer.

1. Don’t take that. It’s not      [you, your]!

2. The            [childrens, children’s] toys are over there by the window.

3. I was crying at                      [the end of the film, the film’s end].

4.      [My, Mine] coat is the black one. Which one is yours?

5. Have you ever climbed to                        [the top of a mountain, a mountain’s top]?

6.        [Their, Theirs] doctor recommended that they do more exercise.

7. I thought this was mine, but it is      [her, hers].

8.      [Her, Hers] favourite type of food is French fries and other starchy things.

9. The        [boys’, boys’s] bathroom is at the end of the corridor.

10.                      [Magda and Allen’s, Magda’s and Allen’s]pet dog is really friendly.

Mike hadn’t seen Liz for ages, so, when they met, he was curious to know where she            ^{[was being, had been, used to be]} for so long. Liz explained that she had just come back from hospital. She said she had always wanted         ^{[lost, lose, to lose]} some weight but she never             ^{[worked, worked out, has worked]} in the gym or followed a          ^{[reduce, losing, healthy]} diet. On New Year’s Eve she decided to change all that. She          ^{[browse, went, searched]} the Internet and found that eating food which is           ^{[a lot of, full with, rich in]}sugar and fat is very wrong. She also read that eating no               ^{[cucumbers, cereals, carbohydrates]} leads to better results. And so she started. She did lose weight, but she started feeling unwell. In the end, she agreed         ^{[have, having, to have]} a medical              ^{[prescription, testing, examination]}. She ended up in hospital and learned about a healthy lifestyle, but it will take some time            ^{[to recover, recover, recovering]} from her ‘diets’.

1. Mark suffered from the cold when he went to Finland.       [True, False]

2. The Finns enjoy the beauty of nature in their free time.       [True, False]

3. In Finland, everybody speaks English.       [True, False]

4. Mark didn’t like some Finnish food.       [True, False]

Listen to three short recordings and match the statements A–H with the texts. There are 2 statements for each recording and two extra sentences.

1. Transporting goods, including food, pollutes the world.   [1, 2, 3, -]

2. They need to buy a certain kind of food.   [1, 2, 3, -]

3. The further the food is carried, the more it costs.   [1, 2, 3, -]

4. A cooked dish can be carried to a different place.   [1, 2, 3, -]

5. It is not true that eating carbohydrates means you’ll get fatter.   [1, 2, 3, -]

6. People must change their eating habits to help the world.   [1, 2, 3, -]

7. Eating local food will help us keep fit and healthy.   [1, 2, 3, -]

8. When eating the right food, your body will be in a better condition.   [1, 2, 3, -]

Text 1

In recent years, scientists developed a new type of food: genetically-modified (GM) food. Farmers have always tried to use their best seeds to grow food crops. Scientists say they are doing the same but in the laboratory. They add or change genes in plants to make them stronger and more resistant to insects and diseases. Because of this, GM food can grow in difficult conditions, such as high temperatures. They say that GM seeds are environmentally friendly because farmers don’t need to use chemicals to kill insects.

1. GM food is produced …

2.According to the text …

Text 2

Dear Editor,

I’ve read your article on healthy food that you published in the December issue of your magazine and would like to take part in the discussion. The writer said that buying green products costs a fortune. It doesn’t have to be the case. My friends and I buy green products from local farmers in big quantities, then we share it among ourselves. It’s not only cheap but also healthy as the farmers we choose only grow organic food. It takes some time to go there and collect the food but I know what I’m eating and it doesn’t cost a fortune at all, not to mention supporting local farmers.

Emily 20, Warwick

1. People often think buying green products …

2.Emily wrote this letter to …

Text 3

Imagine going out for dinner with some friends and not getting a bill at the end of the meal. In one restaurant in North London, ‘Just Around the Corner’, that is exactly what happens. Instead, the restaurant asks customers to decide how much they would like to pay. It sounds like a disaster, but the restaurant is very successful. Most people want to pay a fair price when they have a good meal cooked for them. ‘Just Around the Corner’ is so popular that three other restaurants in North London are thinking of copying the idea. ‘Mju’, which serves European dishes, decided to try the idea for one month but they only let customers pay for food in this way – drinks had fixed prices.

1. ‘Just Around the Corner’ restaurant …

2.What is the best title of this text?

Read the text and decide if the statements 1–4 are true (T) or false (T).

The Earth is a very big planet, but humans only live on a very small part of it because of one thing: air. We can’t breathe when we climb higher than 8,000m or dive underwater or go underground. We can only live in places that have the right kind of air for us to breathe. Air contains nitrogen and oxygen. It is dangerous to breathe only nitrogen. You breathe oxygen in and use it to get energy from the food you eat. Then you breathe carbon dioxide out. If you do not breathe, the level of carbon dioxide in your blood will increase. This can damage your brain. When people travel to very high or deep places, underwater or in Space, they need to wear special breathing equipment. Divers carry the air on their backs. They sometimes experience problems because they don’t get enough oxygen and nitrogen in their blood can make them lose control.

1. People only live in some parts of the world to avoid breathing problems.       [True, False]

2. We breathe a mixture of nitrogen, oxygen and carbon dioxide.       [True, False]

3. Carbon dioxide is contained in the air you breathe in and out.       [True, False]

4. Divers sometimes get in trouble because of lack of nitrogen in their blood.       [True, False]