II.Vocabulary

1. Tick () a, b, or c to complete the sentences with words about clothes.

Example: Put your coat on. It’s cold.

A belt      B coat    C tie     

1 My sister can’t wear a short _____ to school.

A skirt      B hat      C cap     

2 He was wearing a baseball _____ on his head.

A hat      B cap      C scarf     

3 I always wear a hat and _____ in the winter.

A top      B cap      C scarf     

4 She’s going to wear her long black _____ to the party.

A dress      B shoes      C pyjamas     

5 I wear _____ on my feet when I go running.

A boots      B trainers      C shorts     

6 I always _____ on new clothes in the shop.

A put      B take      C try     

7 I am going to wear my _____ for my interview.

A suit      B tracksuit      C scarf     

8 _____ off your boots when you come in.

A Put      B Take      C Try     

9 I always wear _____ in bed.

A pyjamas      B a suit      C a sweater     

10 I usually get _____ before I have breakfast.

A dress      B wear      C dressed     

2. Tick () the opposite adjective.

Example: boring

A quiet      B empty      C exciting   

11 crowded

A empty      B noisy      C tidy     

12 noisy

A modern      B tidy      C quiet     

13 polite

A polluted      B rude      C noisy     

14 safe

A dangerous      B exciting      C clean     

15 clean

A tidy      B polluted      C polite     

3. Tick () a, b, or c to complete the sentences.

Example: I need to _____ my room; it’s a mess.

A tidy    B make      C do     

16 Don’t forget to _____ your bed before you go to school.

A make      B do      C have     

17 I always _____ the dog for a walk in the evening.

A make      B take      C go     

18 We were late so we took a taxi to _____ time.

A spend      B take      C save     

19 I _____ half an hour every day answering emails.

A spend      B receive      C get     

20 James is always late. He never arrives _____ time.

A on      B for      C about     

III.Pronunciation

1. Which word has a different sound? Tick (_) A, B, or C.

Example: A van      B tram      C lane   

1 A skirt      B dirty      C fish     

2 A dress      B already      C she     

3 A yet      B under      C uniform     

4 A shoulder      B crowded      C trousers     

5 A bridge      B just      C forget     

b) Which is the stressed syllable? Tick (_) A, B, or C.

6 A beautiful      B beautiful      C beautiful     

7 A interesting      B interesting      C interesting     

8 A dangerous      B dangerous      C dangerous     

9 A exciting      B exciting      C exciting     

10 A impossible      B impossible      C impossible    

Total

50

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