Time To Move - Test Unit 4 - High Note 3

Choose the correct option to completethe sentences.

1. Did you remember to pack your travel         [adapter, engine]?

2. If you want more leg room, choose          [an aisle, a window] seat.

3. We’re planning to drive down to the south of France, but we’ll      [set, stop] off in Paris on the way.

4. There’s a real problem with traffic             [congestion, pollution] – it takes so long to get anywhere!

5. There are so many        [fuels, fumes] from the traffic – you can smell the diesel in the air.

6. They left their baggage             [unattended, upright] and someone has taken it away!

Choose the correct answers.

1. A There's no electricity in this campsite.
   B It's OK, I've got a/an          [electric, phone, power, travel] bank.

2. A Oh no! Look at all those mosquitoes.
   B Don't worry, use my insect           [blind, charger, pillow, repellent].

3. It's a good idea to take a/an               [ear plug, first aid kit, seatbelt, sunblock] with you in case someone suffers a minor injury.

4. I can't open this packet of biscuits. Can I borrow your            [locker, penknife, torch, tray table]?

5. Switch on the            [headphones, pillow, plug, torch], will you? I can't see a thing.

6. Send us a text to let us know you've         [arrived, left, reached, turned] safely, OK? Bye!

7. We're going to a remote house in the country. It'll be nice to escape the             [crowds, destination, holiday, time] for a few days.

8. The hotel is within        [direct, easy, light, local] reach of the theatre district.

9. I always get lost when I'm in a new city. I'm no good at finding my         [guide, journey, track, way] around.

10. It was a long drive but we         [hit, stopped, took, went] off for lunch in a lovely little village.

Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

1.               [Must I, Do I have to ] stay here next summer?

2. Someone          [ought to, may] warn the guests not to drink the tap water.

3. He         [may not, can’t] swim yet – he’s only three.

4.     [Can, May] you tell me how you say this in Spanish?

5. Since we arrived, I                      [haven’t been able to, couldn’t] get a phone signal.

6. I’m really sorry but you                [don’t have to, mustn’t] speak during the performance.