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UNIT TEST 4

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Vocabulary
1 Complete these sentences by writing a word from the box in each gap.
balanced convenience elaborate filling light
organic shortage simplest source supply

1 I just want a meal – a salad or something like that.
2 Our farm only produces food. We don’t use any chemicals at all.
3 There is a serious food in this country. Reports say that some people are dying of hunger.
4 Rogan Josh is an dish of Persian origin. There are a lot of different ingredients in it.
5 I like fish and chips but it’s a very meal. I can’t eat a dessert afterwards.
6 Like most people, I eat a lot of food. When you’re busy, it’s so easy to put something in the microwave.
7 The fruit and plants in the jungle are a key food for many different species of animals and birds.
8 An example of a meal is a cheese omelette with salad, followed by fruit for dessert.
9 There are no more problems with the food here. The government are confident that they can
feed everyone.
10 A fruit salad is the dish you can make. You just chop up some fruit and put it in a bowl!

2 Complete the sentences by writing the missing letters in the words. There is one space for each missing letter.
1 The views from the restaurant garden were e_c_p_ _ _ _ a_
2 The prices are really c_ _ p_t_t_ _ _, I don’t think that you will find another place that offers such good value
for money.
3 That’s a very _r_g_ _ _ _ idea. I have never thought of that before.
4 I love my grandparents’ living room. It feels so c_ _ y sitting on the sofa next to the fire.
5 You need to make sure you book your place on the course early, as the number of places on it are l_ m_ t_ _.
6 Everyone felt really up_ _ _ _ after the concert because the music was so energetic and cheerful.
7 Your progress this term has been s_t_s_ _ _ _ _ _ y, but it could be better.
8 That restaurant is very ex_ _ _ _ _ _e. The customers are very wealthy, so no one I know has ever been there!

Grammar
1 Circle the correct option in italics in these sentences.
1 Mandy’s so / such / such a stressed about her exams that she can’t sleep at night.
2 There was so / such / such a little food in the fridge that I had nothing to eat when I got home from school.
3 It was so / such / such a surprise to see my aunt in the house. I thought she was in hospital.
4 I spent so / such / such a much money on holiday! I bought a lot of things I didn’t need!
5 Chrissie has had so / such / such a good idea. She thinks we should have a surprise party for Luke.
6 Rachel sings so / such / such a well that they’ve asked her to perform at the school concert.
7 Our class was invited to visit the city castle. We were lucky because so / such / such a few people get the
opportunity to go inside.
8 I love this author. She writes so / such / such a clever stories. There’s always a mystery to solve.
9 We phoned a doctor because Kevin was behaving so / such / such a strangely after taking the medicine.
10 We had so / such / such a great weather on holiday. We were very lucky.

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UNIT TEST 4
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2 Complete these sentences by writing one word in each gap.


1 The problem is that we have too homework at the moment.
2 Mark said the right answer but nobody heard him because he didn’t say it loudly .
3 We found the computer game quite easy. We finished it without too effort.
4 Going to the mountains by train would be far expensive for us.
5 There are too people in this classroom.
6 Madison didn’t pack clothes. She’s only got one pair of socks for three days!
7 You’ve brought too plates for the barbecue. We don’t need all these just for five people!
8 We don’t have rice for dinner. Can you go to the shops and get some more, please?
9 Are you old to go on this trip? It’s for people aged 15 and over.
10 Those bags are heavy for you to carry on your own. Let me help you.

Pronunciation
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Listen to these sentences and use a ( / ) to mark where the speaker pauses.
1 It’s not true to say that all British food is bad, but it’s not all good either!
2 Nobody in my family likes eating seafood even though we live by the sea.
3 I think my grandmother’s the best cook I’ve ever met.
4 Speaking personally, I don’t see anything wrong with fast food, as long as you only eat it occasionally.
5 There are lots of famous dishes from Vietnam, including a type of noodle soup which is called ‘pho’.
6 Some words are different in British and American English, for example, ‘eggplant’ is the American word for
‘aubergine’.

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