WW 2 - Unit 5 - Test

I really love traditional music – it’s ____!

There’s usually a big ____ at major rock concerts.

There are some really good street ____ in my city these days.

My friend Aleks writes really ____ pop songs – they’re so unusual.

A small instrument you hold in your hand and play with your mouth is a/an ____.

I prefer watching ____ music to listening to CDs.

Hip-hop artists always have such great dance ____ in their music videos.

Complete the text using a word or expression from the box. There are three extra words.

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Hi, my name’s Jim and I’m a ‘Roadie’ for the famous ⁰ rock band Televisionhead. A Roadie carries and sets up all of the equipment for the band when they play at ¹          . We make sure that the
²       , the guitars and all the other equipment are working properly and in the right place on the ³       . We have to be
⁴          than most people to carry all of the equipment from the lorry into the hall. I got the job because I’m friends with the main
⁵            and guitarist in the band. A
⁶         day at work for me lasts about 18 hours! It’s definitely not a job for
⁷      people! I don’t mind though – I love the music they play – it’s ⁸           to listen to!

Choose the correct form to complete the sentences.

1. Amanda is much               [bravest than, braver than] me.

2. Do you think Science is                        [more interesting than, most interesting] Music?

3. This is             [the worst, the baddest] song on the CD.

4. Jeremy is at least 20cm               [tallest than, taller than] his brother.

5. London is by far              [the bigest, the biggest, the most big] city in the UK.

6. I think that the guitar is           [easier, easyer, more easy] to play than the piano.

7. Beyoncé is one of                      [the more successful, the most successful, the successfulest] singers ever.

8. Hip-hop is probably                   [the most popular, the more popular, more popular than] pop amongst young people.

Make sentences using the prompts. Use either a comparative or a superlative of the adjective in each prompt.

The River Amazon / is / long / the Mississippi .

Make sentences using the prompts. Use either a comparative or a superlative of the adjective in each prompt.

Petra / is / friendly / person / I know .

Make sentences using the prompts. Use either a comparative or a superlative of the adjective in each prompt.

Jackson / is / intelligent / his sister .

Make sentences using the prompts. Use either a comparative or a superlative of the adjective in each prompt.

Carl and Kim / are / funny / pupils / in my class .

Make sentences using the prompts. Use either a comparative or a superlative of the adjective in each prompt.

Dolly / good / playing the guitar / Alvin .

Make sentences using the prompts. Use either a comparative or a superlative of the adjective in each prompt.

Art / interesting / PE?

Make sentences using the prompts. Use either a comparative or a superlative of the adjective in each prompt.

Ellie and Alastair / brilliant / musicians / at my school .

5 Choose the correct words from the box to complete the dialogue. There are four extra words.

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Bill: Hi Tia. How are you?

Tia: Oh, I’m ⁰ alright, I suppose. I’ve got a cousin staying at the moment and I don’t know what to do with him.

Bill: Can I make a ¹            ?

Tia: Yes, ²    course.

Bill: Well, ³     don’t you take him to see a band?

Tia: Hmmm…, which band do you
⁴         .

Bill: Well, The Castles are on at the Rock Shack tomorrow night.

Tia: I’m not ⁵      . I don’t think he likes rock music Have you got any
⁶       ideas?

Bill: Err…,⁷     about taking him to the classical music concert at the Town Hall?

Tia: That’s a ⁸       idea – he loves orchestras and that sort of thing. Hey,
⁹       all go together – you can come too.

Bill: Ha ha, I don’t think so!!

Tia: What’s so ¹⁰       ?

Bill: Oh…err…nothing! It’s just that I’m not sure that music’s really my thing. I mean, I love rap, not a load of violins!

Match the emojis and the phrases from texts and tweets in Column A to the meanings in Column B. There are four extra meanings.