J– LG & READING -7
Fill in the following words if necessary:
must, are, of, most, there, don’t, your, a.
People in Britain (1)… eat out very often. They usually go to restaurants on special occasions. Restaurants (2) … quite expensive. Young people eat out more often than older people. There are four kinds of eating place in Britain:
1 Take-aways. You buy (3)… food here and you take it (4)…home. The (5) … common take-aways are fish and chip shops and Chinese take-aways. The food here is quite cheap.
2 Fast food restaurants. You order your food at the counter and then take it to your table to eat. Hamburger and pizza restaurants are the most common fast food places.
3 Pubs. (6)…most pubs serve food. But you (7)… be 16 to go into (8)… pub and you can't buy alcohol until you're 18.
4 Restaurants. A waiter or waitress serves you. (9)… are many different kinds (10)…restaurant in Britain. Chinese, French, Indian and Italian are the most common.
THE KEY
(1) don’t 2) are (3) your (4) - 5) most (6) - (7) must (8) a (9) there (10) of
READING
Finish:
1) This story is about…
A)… how to travel for your dinner.
B)… a long way to travel.
C)… a bird six inches long.
D)… we don’t know the answer.
True or false?
2) This bird leaves the Arctic not to die.
3) When the terns migrate, birds from Europe, America and Asia meet them.
4) We don't know the answer how small these birds are.
5) This bird travels for warmth and food.
THE KEY
1) C 2) T 3) F 4) F 5) T
J -LISTENING – 7
In Britain young people don't go out every night. They usually go out on Friday and Saturday nights. They go to parties in their friends' houses, to the cinema, to discos or to cafes. If they are 16 they can go to pubs, too, but they can't buy alcoholic drinks till they're 18. Parents usually expect teenagers to be home by 11 or 12 o'clock. Most people live in suburbs and there aren't any buses or trains after 11 o'clock. Parents often go to collect their children from a party. If a boy or girl comes home late, they are usually not allowed out (grounded) for a week. Most people in Britain today don't smoke. Cigarettes are expensive
(about £2.50 a pack of 20) and there are no cigarette advertisements on television. In public places now you will see No Smoking signs - in restaurants, on trains, in airports. Non-smokers get very annoyed, if people smoke in these places. Among young people more girls smoke than boys: about 25% of girls smoke, but only 20% of boys. It is illegal to buy cigarettes until you are 16. Pupils are not allowed to smoke in school.
Finish:
1) The story consists of …
A …one part.
B …two parts.
C …threeparts.
D …four parts.
2) In Britain young people…
A …don’t go out every evening.
B …go out but not at night.
C …don’t go out very much.
D …go out every evening.
3) About 75% of girls and 80% of boys …
Change one word in each sentence to make them true:
4) Young people usually come home after midnight.
5) It is illegal to buy cigarettes until you are 15.
THE KEY
1) B 2) A 3) …don’t smoke. 4) Young people usually come home before midnight. 5) It is illegal to buy cigarettes until you are 16.
LISTENING & LG -7, 2005
Finish:
1) The story consists of …
A …one part.
B …two parts.
C …threeparts.
D …four parts.
2) In Britain young people…
A …don’t go out every evening.
B …go out but not at night.
C …don’t go out very much.
D …go out every evening.
3) About 75% of girls and 80% of boys …
Change one word in each sentence to make them true:
4) Young people usually come home after midnight.
5) It is illegal to buy cigarettes until you are 15.
Fill in the following words if necessary:
must, are, of, most, there, don’t, your, a.
People in Britain (1)… eat out very often. They usually go to restaurants on special occasions. Restaurants (2) … quite expensive. Young people eat out more often than older people. There are four kinds of eating place in Britain:
1 Take-aways. You buy (3)… food here and you take it (4)…home. The (5) … common take-aways are fish and chip shops and Chinese take-aways. The food here is quite cheap.
2 Fast food restaurants. You order your food at the counter and then take it to your table to eat. Hamburger and pizza restaurants are the most common fast food places.
3 Pubs. (6)…most pubs serve food. But you (7)… be 16 to go into (8)… pub and you can't buy alcohol until you're 18.
4 Restaurants. A waiter or waitress serves you. (9)… are many different kinds (10)…restaurant in Britain. Chinese, French, Indian and Italian are the most common.
READING -7
A LONG WAY TO TRAVEL FOR YOUR DINNER
This is an arctic tern. It is not a very big bird. It is only about six inches (16 centimetres) from its bright red beak to its tail. But soon this small bird will begin an incredible journey. It will fly from one end of the Earth to the other - a journey of about 12,000 miles (18,000 kilometres). The tern spends the summer in the Arctic, but it cannot spend the winter there. It is too cold and there is no food. If the tern stays in the Arctic, it will die. But when it is winter in the northern hemisphere, it is summer in the southern hemisphere. In autumn the arctic tern will leave the North Pole and fly south across the equator to
the South Pole. When spring comes again in the northern hemisphere, the tern will return to the Arctic. When the terns migrate, birds from Europe, America and Asia meet over the Atlantic Ocean near Ireland. From here some of the birds will fly along the west coast of Africa. Other terns will follow the east coast of South America. At the same time birds from Alaska will travel down the Pacific coast of America to Antarctica.How do these small birds make this incredible journey? We don't know the answer. Perhaps they use the sun, the moon and the stars as a compass. If it is cloudy or foggy, the birds will not migrate. In its life,
an arctic tern travels as far as the moon and back. That's a long way to travel for your dinner!
Finish:
1) This story is about…
A)… how to travel for your dinner.
B)… a long way to travel.
C)… a bird six inches long.
D)… we don’t know the answer.
True or false?
2) This bird leaves the Arctic not to die.
3) When the terns migrate, birds from Europe, America and Asia meet them.
4) We don't know the answer how small these birds are.
5) This bird travels for warmth and food.