Unit Test:

6 Standard
Name: _ _ Result: __/100
Vocabulary
3 Choose the correct word to complete the sentences.

1 Complete the sentences with the words in the box. 1 Can you buy a bottle/tin of water for me?
carrots fish jam lemonade sausages soup strawberries 2 Would you like a glass/cup of coffee?
3 I got a carton/box of chocolates for my birthday.
1 I like sweet things on my toast. I usually have 4 There’s a packet/can of crisps in the cupboard.
honey or .
5 Are there any bags/tins of tuna?
2 I think are the only 6 I have a packet/glass of juice with my afternoon
vegetabl orange
snack.
e.
3 My favourite fizzy .
drink is

4 When I’m feeling ill, I like chicken Score /6

because it’s easy to eat and it’s hot.
5 I love – they’re a small red fruit.
6 When I go to barbecues, I have burgers or
with cheese in bread. Delicious!
7 Do you prefer or meat?

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2 Match the descriptions (1–7) to the food (a–g). /7
1 A light brown vegetable
2 A green vegetable that helps make you strong

3 A small green or purple fruit

4 A kind of meat
5 Something you use to add taste to food
6 A snack made with potatoes
7 A dairy food you can have with dessert
a spinach
b salt
c cream
d crisps
e chicken
f mushrooms
g grape

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Unit Test:
6 Standard
Grammar 6 Choose the correct alternative to complete the mini-
dialogues.
4 Tick (🗸) the uncountable noun in each group.
1 Ana: How much/many adverts did you
1  bean  soup  lentil  egg
see yesterday?
2  pancake  carrot  rice  tomato
Ben: Hundreds!
3  salt  biscuit  apple  nut
2 Ali: How much/many sugar do you eat every day?
4  cabbage  burger  melon  honey
Bob: I try not to eat any sugar.
5  fizzy drink  spinach  sausage 
3 Amy: Do you spend many/much time online?
grape
Dan: No, I don’t.
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4 Eva: Are crisps popular in your country?
5 Choose the correct answers. Tom: Yes! Much/A lot of people eat them.
1 Have we got fruit? 5 Sam: Have we got a lot of soup?
A an B any Ca Rob: No, we don’t have much/many soup.
2 There is milk in the glass. 6 Liz: Are there any biscuits?
A any B an C some Joe: There are just two, so there aren’t
3 There isn’t rice in the cupboard. many/much.

A any Ba C some 7 Mia: Are there a lot of/much people in

the supermarket?
4 I need onion to make this dish.
Zac: Yes, it’s busy.
Aa B an C any
5 I’d like _ burgers, please. Score /7

Aa B an C some 7 Complete the sentences with should or shouldn’t.

6 Have we got pancak es? 1 People eat too much fast food
A any Ba C an – it
isn’t good for you.
7 Matt doesn’t want p
2 Schools teach young
ear. people about healthy eating.
A aB some C an
3 It’s a terrible problem. What we do
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4 Why do you eat pizza every day? You
do that!
5 In my opinion, there be
any adverts for fizzy drinks on TV.
They’re awful.
6 Everyone eat a lot of fresh
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Unit Test:
6 Standard
Use of English Listening
8 Read the text and decide which answer (A, B or C) 9 Listen to some street interviews. Match the
best fits each gap. people
(1–5) to their opinions (a–e).
Cupcakes: fun facts
Speaker
How 1cupcakes do you usually eat a week? Find out all you need to1know about 1cupcakes in our fun guide!
* The first time a recipe for cupcakes 2 Speaker 2
2in a book was in 3
3 Speaker 3
American cook book by Amelia Simmons in 1796.
4 Speaker 4
People also called them 1234 cakes because you 4to use 1 cup of butter, 2 cups 5
5 Speaker of sugar, 3 cups of flour and 4 eggs.
Today, people love cupcakes because they are easy to make and anyone 5cook them.
a Food doesn’t make you think well, exercise
Cupcakes became very popular around the start of the century. The first place to only cook cupcakes, Sprinkles Cupcakes, opened
does.
62005. They make over 25,000 cupcakes a day!
Georgetown Cupcake holds the record for the biggest cupcake. They It’s not
b made important
7huge cupcakewhat you1,176.6
– it was eat or drink.
kg!
Cupcakes contain sugar, so you 8 c There are foods that can help you remember.
eat them too often – it’s not a good idea.
d Some foods make you feel good.
e There are foods that help your brain.
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10 Listen again. Are the sentences True (T) or False (F)?

Speaker 1
1 This speaker doesn’t usually drink fizzy
drinks. T / F Speaker 2
2 Spinach and broccoli help your brain stay young.
T/F
3 When old people eat dark green vegetables it
doesn’t help their brains. T / F
Speaker 3
4To feel happy you should eat 12 almond nuts a
day.
T/F
Speaker 4
5 According to this speaker, running and
basketball are both good for your brain. T / F
Speaker 5
1 A much B many C a lot of
6 You must eat strawberries every day to
2 A was appearing B appears C remember better. T / F
appeared
7Dark chocolate and broccoli help memory. T / F

3 Aa B an C some
4 A had B must C should
5 A must B has to C can
6 A in B on C at
7 A some B any Ca
8 A should B shouldn’t C don’t have
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Unit Test:
6 Standard
Readin 11 Read the information leaflet and match the headings
g (a–e) to the paragraphs (1–5).

Biscuits, biscuits, biscuits a Where do people keep them?

1 b Are biscuits the best snack?
No, but they’re very popular. Around 53% of Brits (British people) say they love biscuits and there’s even a National Biscuit Day, on 29 May. Brits buy a lo
2 c Which ones do people like?
Biscuits are hundreds of years old. The word comes from the French, meaning twice (bi) cooked (cuit). In the past, people cooked biscuits two times, but
d Why do people travel with them?
3
Because they are hard, biscuits stay fresh and they’re light. Roald Amundsen took e some
Where biscuits
does with
thehim on hiscome
name trip tofrom?
the South Pole in 1911. He was th
4
Most Brits put their biscuits in a special biscuit tin and 61% of people in the UK have one. However, some people hide their favourite Score biscuits.
/5 They don’t
5
Jaffa Cakes are a popular biscuit made with jam and chocolate and people eat 12 over
Complete
a billionthe sentences
a year. withother,
Next to each one tothetwo words.
biscuits could go from Londo
1 Over half of British people say they
biscuits.
2 buy 500 biscuits a year.
3 Today, people only biscuits
one time.
4 In 1969, there were biscuits in _.
5 Over 60% of people in the UK have got a
.
6 The place most people hide their biscuits is in
the
next to where they sleep.
7 The huge biscuit they cooked in a place called
was almost 60 cm long.

13 In your opinion, is it a good idea to eat biscuits

Score and
/7
other snacks? Write about:
 how often you should eat biscuits
 if you think they are healthy snacks (why/why
not)
 what you like to eat as a snack and why

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Unit Test:
6 Standard
Writing Speaking
14 You want to have a barbecue at the park on Sunday 15 Work in pairs. Look at the menu and order lunch. In
at 4 pm to celebrate your sister’s birthday. You’d like your dialogue:
to invite your friend, Sarah. Write an email to Sarah.  ask/say what you would like to eat and drink
In your email:
 ask/say what there is
 ask Sarah to come to the barbecue on Sunday
 ask for/give the bill
 say where the barbecue is and what time it
starts
 ask Sarah to bring her guitar Menu
Main meals
Write 30–45 words. Fish curry with rice £2.50 Tuna pasta £1.95
Vegetable or chicken burger £2.25
Writing bank: informal invitations
Extras
I’m (meeting some friends/having a party). / We’re (having a picnic).
It starts at (2.30 pm). Salad 75p
Green beans 50p Garlic bread 50p
Desserts
We’re meeting (at the sports centre). Let me know (if you can make it).
Please bring (some pizza). / Can you bring (some music)? Pancakes (apple, strawberry, honey) £1.50 Yoghurt 99p
Pear cheesecake 75p

Drinks
Milkshake small £1.10 large £1.50 Bottled water small 99p large

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Vocabulary /20 Grammar /25 Use of English /8 Listening

TOTAL /100

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