Test

Answer key Term Test 1

Listening
CD1

1 23 Listen and match the names to juggling with balls, clubs and rings. You start
the people. There are two names juggling with balls – they’re the easiest. Beginners
start with two balls. It’s difficult at first, but we help
you don’t need to use.
you practise!
CD 1 Track 23 We meet three times a week in Amherst Park.
Woman: Is this in the Natural Science Museum? That’s A-M-H-E-R-S-T.
Boy: Yes, Mum. Look. There’s David. He’s You can see the days and times for the classes on
looking at the desert. our website. Please send us an email and tell us
Woman: Who? Is he tall? which lesson you want to come to.
Boy: No, he’s shorter than the other man. And We have got enough balls for 20 people so you
he isn’t wearing glasses. don’t need to buy juggling balls.
Woman: OK. And isn’t that Helen? Is she looking Wear comfortable clothes like trousers and a
at the cave? T-shirt.
Boy: No, she isn’t. She’s taking a photo of the Lessons are free for everyone! We hope to see you
glacier. She wants to show her sister. there!
Woman: Oh yes. And who are these girls looking
Answers: 1 can’t juggle 2 three/3 3 balls
at the cave?
4 Amherst Park 5 (juggling) balls/equipment
Boy: Well, the girl with the long hair is Holly. 6 comfortable clothes/trousers and a T-shirt
She’s in my class and she’s very good at
geography. CD1

Woman: OK. Who’s that boy over there? He’s

looking at the mountain range.
Boy: Who? The youngest boy?
Woman: Yes.
Boy: That’s George. He loves going to
museums. And the other boy is his older
brother.
Woman: Oh. What’s his name?
Boy: It’s Harry.
Answers: 1 David: short man wearing cap looking
at the desert 2 Helen: woman looking at/taking a
photo of the glacier 3 Holly: girl with longer hair
looking at cave 4 George: young boy looking at
mountain range 5 Harry: older boy looking at
mountain range
CD1
2 24 Listen and complete the missing
information.
CD 1 Track 24
The Lakeside Youth Club juggling club starts this
week!
We have lessons for everyone. If you can’t juggle
and want to learn, you can come to our beginners’
classes. If you can juggle, you can come to our
expert classes, and learn new tricks or how to
juggle in pairs or groups.
We have lessons in three different types of juggling:
3 25 Listen and write T (true), F (false)
or DS (doesn’t say).
CD 1 Track 25
Girl: Hi, Sam. Can you help me finish this puzzle?
Boy: Of course. It’s really big, Emma! How many
pieces has it got?
Girl: It’s got 3,000 pieces. It isn’t the biggest one
I’ve got. I’ve got another one with 5,000
pieces! I want to start it next week.
Boy: Wow! That is a lot of pieces. I don’t really like
doing puzzles. I like collecting things.
Girl: Yes, I know. You’ve got lots of different
collections.
Boy: Yes, I have. I collect stamps, toy cars and
tickets from concerts.
Girl: Where do you keep your collections?
Boy: I put my stamps and the tickets in albums,
they’re like small books. And I’ve got a big
box for my toy cars. I can show you next time
you come to my house.
Girl: Great. Sam, why don’t we go to the youth
club this summer? We can learn to play
chess or make things, like model planes or
flowers.
Boy: Hmmm, I don’t know. My dad wants to teach
me how to play chess this summer. But I
like making things. Are there any special
classes?

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Answer key Term Test 1
Girl: Yes, there are. There’s a class about making
things from old plastic bags. You can make
flowers and bracelets, and lots of other
things, too.
Boy: That sounds fun!
Answers: 1 F 2 DS 3 T 4 F 5 F 6 T
Reading
4 Read about three waterfalls and
write AF (Angel Falls), NF Niagara
Falls) or VF (Victoria Falls).
Answers: 1 AF 2 VF 3 NF 4 AF 5 AF 6 NF, VF
5 Read and circle the correct answers.
Answers: 1 a 2 b 3 c 4 a
6 Read and match the people to the
clubs.
Answers: 1 Anna 2 Dan 3 Bill 4 Maria
Writing
7 Read the definitions and write the
adjectives. The first letter is given.
Answers: 1 scientific 2 musical 3 sporty 4 creative
5 adventurous
8 Read Ivan’s message. Then write
about what you and your friends like
and don’t like doing in your free time.
Answers: Pupils’ own answers (using like/don’t like
+ ing).
9 Look and write sentences about what
the people like or don’t like doing.
Suggested answers: 1 They like making things.
2 She doesn’t like playing the guitar. 3 He likes
reading books/about volcanoes. 4 They don’t like
playing tennis.
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10 Order the questions. Then write
your answers.
Answers: 1 What do you like doing in your free
time? 2 What’s the most beautiful place in your
country? 3 What music do you like listening to? 4
Who is the tallest pupil in your class? 5 Are you a
creative person? Pupils’ own answers.
11 Look at the facts and write sentences
using superlative adjectives.
Answers: 1 is the oldest/deepest lake 2 is the
deepest/oldest lake in the world 3 is the longest
glacier in the world 4 is the biggest cave in the world
12 Look and write five sentences. Use
superlative adjectives.
Suggested answers: 1 Angela is the tallest.
2 Lucy is the most adventurous. 3 Jim wants the
most expensive smartphone. 4 Jim is the sportiest.
5 Angela has the healthiest diet. 6 Lucy wants the
cheapest smartphone.
Speaking
13 Look at the islands. Talk about
them using the adjectives in the
boxes below.
14 What does Jack think of these
activities?
15 Do you agree with Jack? Talk about
these and other activities using the
adjectives in the boxes below.
Answers:
Part 1 Pupils’ own answers.
Part 2 Pupils’ own answers.
Part 3 Pupils’ own answers.
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