Solutions Pre-Intermediate Units 5–8: Revision Test

• There was a loud noise during the storm – I think it was          [thunder, volcano, campsite].

• They stayed at a          [volcano, campsite, accident]near the lake during their holiday.

• The police managed to          [arrest, download, delete]the two          [accident, volcano, robbers]after the bank robbery.

• I need to          [arrest, delete, download]some music to my phone.

• Don’t forget to take your          [luggage, forest, campsite]before you leave the airport.

• A          [forest, accident, volcano]erupted near the island last year.

• I didn’t mean to          [delete, download, arrest]that file — now it’s gone!

• They were driving when the          [accident, volcano, thunder]happened.

• We went hiking in the         [volcano, thunder, forest]and saw wild animals.

• I forgot my password, so I couldn’t           [download, delete, sign in]the app.

While we ___ through the jungle, we saw a snake.

They ___ already visited the museum when we arrived.

If you ___ now, you’ll catch the bus.

I wouldn’t go hiking alone if I ___ you.

He ___ his keys, so we had to wait outside.

Look at those dark clouds! It ___ soon.

Read the text and choose the correct answer (A, B, or C).

A Week in the Wild

Last summer, I spent a week on a survival camp in the mountains of northern Scotland. At first, I wasn’t sure I’d enjoy it — there were no phones, no internet, and no comfortable beds. We slept in tents and had to cook our own food on small fires. Every day, we learned survival skills like building shelters, reading maps, and finding clean water. On the third day, we even had to find our way back to camp without a guide — just using a compass and a map.

The weather wasn’t always good. It rained a lot, and one night a strong wind blew our tent down! But the group stayed positive, and we helped each other with everything. I made some great friends during the week, and I realised I could do much more than I thought. I also learned how important nature is, and how we often take modern life for granted.

By the end of the week, I didn’t want to leave. I missed my phone, but I didn’t miss the noise of the city. I’m already planning to go back next year!

Where did the writer go last summer?

Read the text and choose the correct answer (A, B, or C).

A Week in the Wild

Last summer, I spent a week on a survival camp in the mountains of northern Scotland. At first, I wasn’t sure I’d enjoy it — there were no phones, no internet, and no comfortable beds. We slept in tents and had to cook our own food on small fires. Every day, we learned survival skills like building shelters, reading maps, and finding clean water. On the third day, we even had to find our way back to camp without a guide — just using a compass and a map.

The weather wasn’t always good. It rained a lot, and one night a strong wind blew our tent down! But the group stayed positive, and we helped each other with everything. I made some great friends during the week, and I realised I could do much more than I thought. I also learned how important nature is, and how we often take modern life for granted.

By the end of the week, I didn’t want to leave. I missed my phone, but I didn’t miss the noise of the city. I’m already planning to go back next year!

What was the main challenge on the third day?

Read the text and choose the correct answer (A, B, or C).

A Week in the Wild

Last summer, I spent a week on a survival camp in the mountains of northern Scotland. At first, I wasn’t sure I’d enjoy it — there were no phones, no internet, and no comfortable beds. We slept in tents and had to cook our own food on small fires. Every day, we learned survival skills like building shelters, reading maps, and finding clean water. On the third day, we even had to find our way back to camp without a guide — just using a compass and a map.

The weather wasn’t always good. It rained a lot, and one night a strong wind blew our tent down! But the group stayed positive, and we helped each other with everything. I made some great friends during the week, and I realised I could do much more than I thought. I also learned how important nature is, and how we often take modern life for granted.

By the end of the week, I didn’t want to leave. I missed my phone, but I didn’t miss the noise of the city. I’m already planning to go back next year!

How did the writer feel about the weather?

Read the text and choose the correct answer (A, B, or C).

A Week in the Wild

Last summer, I spent a week on a survival camp in the mountains of northern Scotland. At first, I wasn’t sure I’d enjoy it — there were no phones, no internet, and no comfortable beds. We slept in tents and had to cook our own food on small fires. Every day, we learned survival skills like building shelters, reading maps, and finding clean water. On the third day, we even had to find our way back to camp without a guide — just using a compass and a map.

The weather wasn’t always good. It rained a lot, and one night a strong wind blew our tent down! But the group stayed positive, and we helped each other with everything. I made some great friends during the week, and I realised I could do much more than I thought. I also learned how important nature is, and how we often take modern life for granted.

By the end of the week, I didn’t want to leave. I missed my phone, but I didn’t miss the noise of the city. I’m already planning to go back next year!

What happened one night?

Read the text and choose the correct answer (A, B, or C).

A Week in the Wild

Last summer, I spent a week on a survival camp in the mountains of northern Scotland. At first, I wasn’t sure I’d enjoy it — there were no phones, no internet, and no comfortable beds. We slept in tents and had to cook our own food on small fires. Every day, we learned survival skills like building shelters, reading maps, and finding clean water. On the third day, we even had to find our way back to camp without a guide — just using a compass and a map.

The weather wasn’t always good. It rained a lot, and one night a strong wind blew our tent down! But the group stayed positive, and we helped each other with everything. I made some great friends during the week, and I realised I could do much more than I thought. I also learned how important nature is, and how we often take modern life for granted.

By the end of the week, I didn’t want to leave. I missed my phone, but I didn’t miss the noise of the city. I’m already planning to go back next year!

How did the group respond to problems?

Read the text and choose the correct answer (A, B, or C).

A Week in the Wild

Last summer, I spent a week on a survival camp in the mountains of northern Scotland. At first, I wasn’t sure I’d enjoy it — there were no phones, no internet, and no comfortable beds. We slept in tents and had to cook our own food on small fires. Every day, we learned survival skills like building shelters, reading maps, and finding clean water. On the third day, we even had to find our way back to camp without a guide — just using a compass and a map.

The weather wasn’t always good. It rained a lot, and one night a strong wind blew our tent down! But the group stayed positive, and we helped each other with everything. I made some great friends during the week, and I realised I could do much more than I thought. I also learned how important nature is, and how we often take modern life for granted.

By the end of the week, I didn’t want to leave. I missed my phone, but I didn’t miss the noise of the city. I’m already planning to go back next year!

What did the writer learn during the week?

Read the text and choose the correct answer (A, B, or C).

A Week in the Wild

Last summer, I spent a week on a survival camp in the mountains of northern Scotland. At first, I wasn’t sure I’d enjoy it — there were no phones, no internet, and no comfortable beds. We slept in tents and had to cook our own food on small fires. Every day, we learned survival skills like building shelters, reading maps, and finding clean water. On the third day, we even had to find our way back to camp without a guide — just using a compass and a map.

The weather wasn’t always good. It rained a lot, and one night a strong wind blew our tent down! But the group stayed positive, and we helped each other with everything. I made some great friends during the week, and I realised I could do much more than I thought. I also learned how important nature is, and how we often take modern life for granted.

By the end of the week, I didn’t want to leave. I missed my phone, but I didn’t miss the noise of the city. I’m already planning to go back next year!

What did the writer miss the most?

Read the text and choose the correct answer (A, B, or C).

A Week in the Wild

Last summer, I spent a week on a survival camp in the mountains of northern Scotland. At first, I wasn’t sure I’d enjoy it — there were no phones, no internet, and no comfortable beds. We slept in tents and had to cook our own food on small fires. Every day, we learned survival skills like building shelters, reading maps, and finding clean water. On the third day, we even had to find our way back to camp without a guide — just using a compass and a map.

The weather wasn’t always good. It rained a lot, and one night a strong wind blew our tent down! But the group stayed positive, and we helped each other with everything. I made some great friends during the week, and I realised I could do much more than I thought. I also learned how important nature is, and how we often take modern life for granted.

By the end of the week, I didn’t want to leave. I missed my phone, but I didn’t miss the noise of the city. I’m already planning to go back next year!

What is the writer planning to do?

They ___ in a helicopter before.

She was surfing when she ___ the dolphin.

If I had more time, I ___ more.

What would you do if you ___ a wallet in the street?

We ___ at the airport — let’s check in!

Match the words with their definitions