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Lest/Your @ K Start Testing Your VocabularyCONTENTS Jntrodaction “To the student Test 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 u 12 rey 4 1s 6 "7 8 0 20 a 2 23 u 23 26 2 28 » Missing verbs 1 Opposites I: adjectives, The face Prepositions of place Missing verbs 2 ‘The body Missing verbs 3 Opposites 2: more adjectives Countries and uatiocalities exosswvord Jobs 1 Missing verbs 4 ‘Choose the word | Jobs 2 ‘What's the weather like? ising verbs S Plurals crossword Food and drink 1 ‘Opposites 3: verbs Prepositions of time What are they saying? I Missing verbs 6 Food and drink 2 ‘Choose the word 2 “Toray, yesterday, etc. Food and drink 3 Opposites 4: more verbs How do they look! Complete the dialogue ‘The house 1 we eannuni
] . German quite well, but my wife can’t. (ay am speaking _—_¢b) can speak ic) can 3 My husband in London. fa) is born {b) are born fe) was born 4 One of my hobbies poceeesnneccnee Bol. (a) are &) is (o) were 5 My brother is very pees He's at least 190 cms. 4a) tall tb} high ic) long 6 Do you know how fesse pee it is from London 10 Manchester? (a) long {b) much (c} far 7 1 got this book from a very good friend ... nn (a) of me (b) to me {c) of mine 8 i ctccnuetausen tikes Jobn, He's very popular. (@) Everyone (b) All people (©) Nobody 9 What tise do you usually occ ceenecsne . in the morning? (4) eet up (b) raise (©) go.up * ‘ didn't see you at the party, Sarah, Were YOR se ccsccscsessue caren ’ © sick () bad t) itl Want... one, plese? . ~ ” your phone, please? fa) borro: " toy use te) tend 12 Can you fa) say sv crasseecues Me the time, please? 3 (©) ell (c) speak There aren't .. {@) some Hest cceecasseee ABIES Ref. 1a {b) no (©) any a Qn “1 Excuse me im late. ®) Sorry for (¢) I'm sorry13 Jobs 2 Write the number of each drawing next to the correct word(s). an actress coin @ hairdresser abusdriver . anoffice worker ......... a mechanic a fireman - an engineer cove abank clerk an optician
with ¢ on 3 Cheers! Let's drink .. sree YOUF SUCCESS, ato b with c at 4 Can you look ..... _.. the children tonight? I have to go to a meeting. aat > after ¢ for 5 My children are looking forward oocsue Christmas. a with bio ¢ against 6 My brother is living ........... a French girl. aat b by ¢ with 7 Look at the exercise __. the bottom of page 17. aon bat cin We went to Swansea .. train. ee a by b with con 9 Do you usually have a party ... a at b with con 10 He put a ladder up the wall. ato b against. ¢ on 1 V'm really longing .. a for b after 12. What time did you arrive aat bin (3 There is a bus stop ......... aat b in 14 My sister is afraid a for 6 of49 Word association Write next to cach of the words on the left a word that is connected with it in some way. Choose from the ones on the right, Use each word once only (see example): | house Fa motorway 2 businessman . one we wife 3 apple pie toothache 4 cigarettes chimney 5 bird cloud 6 letter family 7 car . custard 8 school typewriter 9 husband comb 10 secretary saucer 11 tree nest 12 hair bridge 13 dentist trunk 14 cup rary IS roof lighter 16 book . . . train 17 railway station detects aoe nee een briefcase 18 river wee cescnsereeecess covert envelope 19 sky fork 20 knife sc ete tence ieeieees corti pupils50 Animals, pets, etc. Write the number of each drawing next to ihe correct word. Adega, OSREED ee aduek a mouse acat a goat agoose aworm ahorse achick ....... arabbit .. arat acow ou. aturkey . akitten uu. a frog apig a bull wo a budgie ... a spider5 1 What are they? (categories) Fill in the missing words in the sentences below. Choose from the words in the box and use each word once only (see example): L A pear and a plum are fruit, 2 Golf and tennis are . 3 Finland and New Zealand are 4 A table and a sofa are 5 A guitar and a flute are 6 Acar and a motorbike are 7 A shirt and a skirt are 8 Helen and Jill are 9. A cabbage and an onion are 10 Orange and purple are II Eighteen and thirty are 12 The Thames and the Danube are 13 Peter and Mark are 14 Allin and an elephant are 15 London and Copenhagen are 16 An oak and a beech are 17 A doll and a train set are 18 A salmon and a herring are 19 Breakfast and lunch are 20 A pigeon and a sparrow are 21 Acat and a dog are 22 Aconsin and an aunt are 23 A rose and a daffodil are 24 A hotel anda library are 25 March or July ate birds boys’ names buildings capital cities clothes. colours countries fish flowers fruits girls’ names meals months musical instruments numbers pets pieces of furniture telatives rivers sports toys trees vegetables vehicles wild animals Ld52 ‘Odd man out’ In each group of four words below, one is different. Underline the word that is different ~ that is the ‘odd man out’ (see example): Monday, Thursday, July, Friday uly is a month, the others are days of the week.) 1 rose, oak, tulip, daffodil 2 bright, yellow, orange, green 3 plum, apple, onion, pear 4 cat, dog, horse, pigeon 5 sofa, coat, table, chair 6 grape, carrot, leek, lettuce 7 seven, thirty, eighteen, once 8 Belgian, Denmark, Brazil, Japan % cap, helmet, belt, hat 10 brother, niece, grandfather, uncle LI car, bus, ship, van 5 12 cheese, bread, sausages, coffee . 13 painting, rugby, skiing, tennis 14 milk, water, tea, petrol 15 spoon, knife, cup, fork 16 fly, mouse, spider, ant 17 bed, pillow, washing machine, mattress 18 Amanda, Peter, Michael, David 19 garden, hall, lawn, fence 20 post office, library, park, hotel53 Crossword: what’s the word? Read through the sentences and complete the crossword (see example): ACROSS 7 2 A flower, 1t rhymes with nose. 4 A month, It rhymes with sky. 7 A time of the day. It rhymes with fighd. 8 A country. It rhymes with rain. 9 A number, It rhymes with gate. 1 A relative, It rhymes with dozen. 12 You use it when it’s raining, It rhymes with cellar. 16 A vegetable. It rhymes with parrot. 19 A vehicle. It rhymes with sorry. 20 A season, It rhymes with sing. 22 A window is usually made of this. It rhymes with class. 23. A very large animal that lives in the sea. It rhymes with sail. 24 What people usually do at night. It rhymes with cheap. 25 A board game two people play. It rhymes with less. DOWN ! 1 A direction. 1 rhymes with mouth. 3. The wife of a king. It chymes with seen. « 3 It's very hot. It rhymes with higher, 6 A fruit, It rhymes with where. 8 You sit on it. It rhymes with fool. 10 A building with lots of books. It rhymes with tree. 11 A pet. It rhymes with hat. 43 You drink it. 1¢ rhymes with sifk. 14 A colour. It rhymes with bed. 15 Found in the bathroom. It rhymes with hope. 17 An insect with eight legs, It rhymes with wider. 18 Something many people have with their breakfast. It rhymes with ghost. 20 Something you wear. It rhymes with whose. 21 You wear these to see better. It rhymes with passes. 24 You put it on your food to make it taste better, It rhymes with horse. 26 The opposite of happy. It rhymes with mad.75 4 Words that sound the same Some words in English sound the same but have different meanings. Can you tell the difference? Read through the following questions and put a circle around the correct word (see example): 1 Which is short for ‘it is? its 2 Which can you eat? meat meet 3. Which is half of four? too two 4 Which is a greeting? high hi 5. Which is part of a shoe (and your foot)? heal heel 6 Which is a fruit? pear pair 7 Which is short for ‘they are’? they're there 8 Which is to do with making clothes? “sow sew 9 Which is a metal? steel steal 10 Which is another word for expensive? deer dear 11 Which is a vegetable? bean been 12. Which is used to make bread and cakes? flower flour 13. Which is on your head? hare hair 14 Which has sixty minutes? hour our 15 Which sign would you see in a shop window? sale sail 16 Which can you walk up and down on? stares stairs 17 Which does a cat and a dog have? tail tale 18 Which is a door made of? would wood 19 Which is a colour? blew blue 20 Which does a ship sail on? sea5 5 Adjective + noun In each of the sentences below, choose the best noun (in brackets) to go with the adjective. Underline the word (see example): 1 An interesting (path, TV programme, water). 2 Ahigh (cigarette, suitcase, mountain). 3 A comfortable (chair, chicken, pencil). 4 A right (car, answer, umbrella). 5 A sunny (day, vegetable, student). 6 A noisy (party, ice-cream, garden). 7 A married (child, woman, animal). 8 Anempty (blouse, cucumber, bottle). 9 Aheavy (spoon, feather, bag). 10 A broken (window, banana, meal). 11 A loud (candle, hotel, noise). 12 A wooden (tie, door, river). 13 A sharp (knife, book, table). 14 A long (radio, comb, walk). 15 A round (cooker, dog, ball). 16 A fast (car, shoe, kitchen) 17 A bright (smell, colour, taste) 18 An exciting (tomato, film, lamp). 19 A careful (soup, handbag, driver), 20 A happy (child, living-room, pillow).56 Group the words Write the following words under the correct heading. (There are five words in each group.) . baseball football orange sofa bed golf red table black green shirt tennis chair hat skiing wardrobe coat jeans skirt white COLOURS FURNITURE % SPORTS CLOTHES57 Choose the word 4 Undetline the word which best completes the following sentences (see example): 1 Tum on the (@ light b lighter c lampshade), please. IV's very dark in here. 2 She went to the greengrocer’s to buy some (a cheese b bread c apples). 4 David is married to my father’s sister. He’s my (a cousin b brother ¢ uncle). 4 We usually (a watch b look ¢ see) television in the evenings. $ After running a marathon, Jane felt really (a angry b tired ¢ friendly). 6 My uncle buys and sells houses and flats. He's (a a receptionist b a salesman can estate agent). 7 Anne is very good (a at b with ¢ in) tennis, & [feel (a hungry b thirsty ¢ lonely). I think Pl make myself a sandwich. 9 We (a rode b caught ¢ got in) the last bus home. 10 Water usually (a thaws b hardens c freezes) when the temperature goes below zero. 11 ‘There are lots of things to eat on the table? Mary told her guests, ‘So please help {a yourself b yourselves © myself)” 12 Tusually have a boiled (a egg b plate ¢ coffee) for breakfast. 13 Her work is very good. She makes (a small b few c little) mistakes. 14 The little boy (a danced b jumped ¢ cycled) over the stream. Christine looked in the mirror as she (a brushed b made ¢ changed) her hair, Thaven't (a get _b written ¢ used) a letter for a long time. 17 ‘T've just got married.’ ‘Really? (a Youre weleome! b Cheers! ¢ Congratulations!)" 18 Her brothers, Tom and Jerry, were born on the same day. They were (a twins pairs ¢ partners).5 8 New words for old Take a word from the box and ad¢ it to one of the words below to form @ new word, The clue next to each word should help you (see example): ball fly Paper bin ground Post coat guard foom dress light tray drop man way 1 post This person detivers letters. 2 lite... Works on a beach. 3 ash. Smokers use this. 4 sun ‘You see it during the day. 5 butter . An insect with brightly-coloured wings. 6 sign... Tells you how far and where the next town is. 7 night... Many women wear this in bed. 8 snow... A white spring flower. 9 foot.. A popular sport, Where most people sleep. You wear this to keep warm. (Both men and women.) 12 rail. For trains, 13 news ... People often read this every day. 14 dust. Used for rubbish. 15 play. Usually full of children.59 6-letter words Read through the clues below and fill in the missing two letters in each (see example): 1 A capital city. 2 You take this on holiday for photographs. 3 A popular sport. 4 Most rooms in a house have at least one, 5 Your brother's son. 6 How heavy you are, 7 Not in your own country. 8 You walk on it in a room. 9 A number. 40 You see it when the sun is shining. 11 A spider, a bee, an ant, etc. 12 Where bread is made. 15 The opposite of wide. 14 What everybody breathes. 15 Not very sunny. 16 A country in Europe. 17 A musical instrument with four strings. 18 A fruit and a colour. 19 A mother or a father, 20 You can pay for things you buy with this. rl Bl —| Bir <)>) ye} 2) zr) —-| >| oO mm) -|m) > Oo my ol >| Ol m!| oO) <) al Alo) >) oO) a) Di -) vl zi 2) Biz O(mzice[mi c/o) a) m|/m)o/z]/ vo} a/z|o/2z|/ mo S/Z,/9!-/O/o]/m) Oo; x/O] O/a mm) > zy mo; -| a060 Where are they? ‘Where are the people saying the phrases below? Choose from the following. Write the number next to the correct place (see example): at a football match 4. at the cinema at the post office ata hotel at the doctor’s . at the pub. ata party on at the greengrocer’s ..... in alift 31 December at the hairdresser’s in a shoe shop ata wedding at the ironmonger’s ..... inside a car at the airport at the library ona plane at the chemist’s at the newsagent’s ‘on the beach. 1 How much are the carrots? 3 This is your captain speaking, 5 A bottle of cough medicine, please. 2 A first-class stamp, please. 4 Come on, you Reds! 6 Have you got a black pair — size 8?7 Shall we go for a swim? 9 Have you got any 6-inch nails? 1 T've got a pain in my chest. 13 The Daity Mirror and Hello! magazine please. 15 Two tickets for the new James Bond film, please. 17 A pint of Guinness, please, 19 Flight SK505 is now boarding through Gate 1. 8 Happy New Year! 10 Which floor do you want? 12 Have you got a double room with a bath, please? 14 You're driving too fast! 16 You may now kiss the bride. 18 Have you got any books about spiders? 20 Awash and a blow dry, please.
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