Prepare 7 NUS "Units 15-16. Free Time \ Languages of the world

Listen to five different short conversations. Choose the correct answer.

1. You will hear a girl called Lucy talking to her mum. What are they discussing?

a when Lucy will eat this evening

b how Lucy will get to basketball practice

c if Lucy’s mum can work late

2. You will hear a girl called Sam talking to her friend about playing musical instruments. Why does she prefer the piano to the guitar?

a She plays a variety of music on the piano.

b Too many other people play the guitar.

c The guitar is more difficult.

3.You will hear a girl talking about her Chinese homework. What is she explaining?

a She needs the most time to do the listeningexercise.

b She enjoys doing the writing exercises.

c She has only done the reading exercise today.

4. You will hear a boy talking about his English lesson today. What does he say about it?

a He used his dictionary a lot.

b His teacher could not help him.

c The work he had to do was hard.

5. You will hear a girl called Sophie talking to a friend about an article she read. What was the topic of the article?

a how to learn lots of languages

b why it is good to learn languages

c the best age to learn more languages

Choose the right word to complete the sentences.

1 .You can always       [guess, spell, list] the meaning of the word if you're not sure.

2. Our teacher often gives us           [articles, lists, mistakes] about English culture to read.

3. Katie keeps a (an)         [topic, list, article] of new words in her bag so she can learn a few every day.

4. It can be difficult to        [list, guess, spell] English words because of the pronunciation.

5. David makes a lot of           [articles, lists, mistakes] because he doesn't pay attention.

6. Sarah speaks Spanish so she can           [meaning, guess, translate] the text for you if you don't understand.

7. When I don't understand something I use then dictionary to           [topic, look up, translate] the word and its meaning.

8. We've done a lot of           [lists, articles, exercises] on the present perfect.

Match the written numbers to the correct numbers.