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Unit 3  Test | Standard Total score: /40 4

Listening
1 U3:1 Listen and read. Circle True or False. Score: /5

1 2 3

There’s a police station next  here’s a cinema next to a

T  here’s a bus stop next to
T
to a café. True / False train station. True / False a cinema. True / False

4 5 6

There’s a theatre next to a There’s a bus stop next to a There’s a café next to
toy shop. True / False food market. True / False a newsagent’s. True / False

2 U3:2 Listen and write the number and place. Score: /5

a b c

                    1 bookshop

         

d e f

                             

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Unit 3  Test | Standard 4

Reading and Writing
3 Look and match. Score: /5
a
1 There’s a bookshop in the town centre.
b
2 We can watch a film at the cinema.
c
3 There’s a newsagent’s near my house.
d
4 A: Is there a theatre?
B: Yes, there is.
e

5 Let’s have some cake at the café. f

6 There are many bus stops in the town centre.

4 Read and complete the sentences. Score: /5

is a             next
1 There       theatre to the toy shop.

2 There       a               in the town centre.

3 There       many              near the cinema.

4 There       two              in the town centre.

5 There       any                  near here.

6 There       a               near the bus stop.

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Unit 3  Test | Standard 4

5 Read the text. Complete the questions and answers. Score: /5

 y town is great! There aren’t any cafés and there aren’t any toy shops. There
M
are three food markets with lots of nice food. There’s a train station, but there
aren’t any bus stops. I watch many plays. There isn’t a cinema, but there is a
theatre. There are also two bookshops. I read lots of books!

Are there any cafés?

1 
      aren’t
No, there      .

2 
      any toy shops? No, there      .

3 
      any food markets? Yes, there      .

4 
      a train station? No, there      .

5 
      a cinema? No, there      .

6 
      a bookshop? Yes, there      .

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Unit 3  Test | Standard 4

Speaking
6 Look. Talk about your town centre. Score: /5

There are three cafés. There isn’t a cinema.

There is / are There isn’t / aren’t

(three)

(one)

(two)

7 Point and say. Ask and answer Is there …? / Are there …? Score: /10

Is there a bus stop in your town centre? Yes, there are two bus stops!

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 Audio Scripts and Answers
4
Unit 3 | Standard Activity 5 asks pupils to complete short answers with
is/isn’t, are/aren’t and tests both vocabulary and
Listening grammar structures.
Teaching Notes
3 Look and match.
Activity 1 tests comprehension of places in a town
vocabulary and There is/There are … .
Answers: 2 f 3 a 4 c 5 d 6 e
Activity 2 tests comprehension of places in a town
vocabulary and There is/There are/There isn’t … … . 4 Read and complete the sentences.

Answers: 2 isn’t, newsagent’s 3 are, cafés

1 U3:1 Listen and read. Circle True or False.
4 are, food markets 5 aren’t, toy shops
G: 
I’m Julia and I love my town centre. There are lots
6 isn’t, train station
of things to do! There’s a police station. It’s next to
the café. We can eat cake and biscuits there. Then
5 Read the text. Complete the questions and answers.
there’s a cinema next to a bookshop. We can buy
books there. There’s a big train station. It’s next
Answers: 2 Are there aren’t
to the park bus stop. You can take the bus from
3 Are there are
there and stop at the theatre. It’s next to the toy
4 Is there isn’t
shop. There are many bus stops. There’s one next
5 Is there isn’t
to the old food market. And the new food market
6 Is there is
is next to the newsagent’s.

Answers: 2 False 3 False 4 True 5 True 6 False Speaking

Teaching notes
2 U3:2 Listen and write the number and place. Activity 6 asks students to produce the grammar
G: 
Hi, Ben. Can you tell me about your town centre? structures there is/are and there isn’t/aren’t.
B: 
Sure, Liz!
G: 
Are there any shops? Ask students to look at the two sets of pictures and
B: 
Yes, there are many shops. My favourite is the name the different places. Invite them to talk about
bookshop. I can find all the books I like there. what they can do in each place, e.g. I can buy a toy in
G: Great! What other shops are there? a toy shop. They should point to each picture and call
B: 
Well, there’s a toy shop. It’s next to the the place out, e.g. café, cinema, food market, etc. Then
police station. have the student make sentences about each place
G: 
Oh right. And is there a theatre near the focusing on the correct form of there is/there are.
police station? Activity 7 asks students to produce the question Is
B: 
No, there isn’t. There’s a cinema, though. We there a …? / Are there any …? and then answer using
watch films there. the correct form of there is/there are.
G: That’s nice. Is there any public transport?
B: Yes, there is. There’s a train station. Ask students to look at the pictures again and name
G: Great. Where’s that? the different places. Again, ask them to talk about
B: It’s next to the food market. what they can do in each place, e.g. I can watch a
G: Thanks, Ben! film in a cinema. Then put students in pairs to act out
the dialogue. Monitor and check they are forming
Answers: 2 b, toy shop 3 e, police station questions and answers correctly.
4 a, cinema 5 f, train station 6 d, food market
6 Look. Talk about your town centre.

Reading and Writing Example answers: There are three cafés in my

Teaching Notes town centre.
Activity 3 tests comprehension of places in a town
vocabulary and receptive understanding There is/ 7 Point and say. Ask and answer Is there ...? /
There are … and the question structure Is there … ? Are there ...?

Activity 4 asks pupils to complete sentences with is/ Example answers: Is there a police station in your
isn’t, are/aren’t. town centre? Yes, there is. There’s a police station
next to the bus stop.

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