TEST "Unit 9. Getting Around" (Wider World 1)

Listen to the people talking about the weather and complete the notes below.

Travel and the Weather

One:

The train is leaving London at       [6:30, 6:15, 10:45] a.m. It is stopping at   [1, 2, 3] places before Glasgow. The weather in London is       [foggy, sunny, windy], but the train is going to be late because it’s        [foggy, windy, cloudy] in Scotland.

Two:

Henry is in Holland to play match in            [basketball, tennis, football]. This match is against a team from a local            [school, university].

The weather in Amsterdam is       [foggy, rainy, warm] and the weather in Brighton is        [rainy, sunny, cloudy] at the moment.

Three:

Jack thinks it always       [sunny, rainy, warm] in the summer in Yorkshire.

Jack’s grandma remembers the summer in      [1976, 1876, 1967] was very good in Yorkshire, but a good summer was        [twenty, thirty, forty] ago.

Use the map to complete the directions. Use a maximum of TWO words in each gap.

To get to the café, turn       at the traffic        onto Leopold Street.      the first turning on the      and walk to the     of the road. The café is on the       , next to the            .

To get to the supermarket, go             along High Street. You go      the roundabout and the bookshop. The supermarket is          the police station. You       miss it!

Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence.

1. I usually go to school    [in, on, at] foot.

2. We usually spend our holiday    [in, on, at] the mountains.

3. My mum loves          [shops, shopping, shopper] on holiday, but I prefer visiting museums.

4. I can’t see the sun at all today – it’s really        [windy, sunny, cloudy].

5. I’m going to go         [sailing, surfing, hiking] in the mountains next summer.

6. The best way to travel around the city is to      [go, have, take] by bus.

7. I think there need to be more car       [stops, lanes, parks] in this city.

8. You go to the train         [line, station, stop] to catch a train.