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Helping Hands Progress Test 5: 1. Circle The Odd Word

This document appears to be a progress test for a student named in the header. It contains 6 sections testing a variety of English language skills: 1) identifying odd words out; 2) completing sentences with given words; 3) conjugating verbs into the present perfect and present perfect continuous tenses; 4) conjugating verbs into the past perfect tense; 5) completing conditional sentences; and 6) matching descriptions to holiday resort names (Alpaca, Bayville, or Castilla). The test has a total possible score of 42 points.

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Helping Hands Progress Test 5: 1. Circle The Odd Word

This document appears to be a progress test for a student named in the header. It contains 6 sections testing a variety of English language skills: 1) identifying odd words out; 2) completing sentences with given words; 3) conjugating verbs into the present perfect and present perfect continuous tenses; 4) conjugating verbs into the past perfect tense; 5) completing conditional sentences; and 6) matching descriptions to holiday resort names (Alpaca, Bayville, or Castilla). The test has a total possible score of 42 points.

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Helping Hands

Progress Test 5
NAME:
_______________________________________________________________________________

1. Circle the odd word.

drought – tornado – backpacking – flood


volcano – poor – famine – ignorance
finger – hotel – wrist – ankle
cover – record– surface – protect
team – species – supplies – majestic
flood – fire – hurricane – airport
____ / 6

2. Complete the sentences with the given words:


neglect, swept, poverty, polluted, earthquake, wage, running, viewer, hammock, dawn.

1. The ______________ caused damage to property estimated at $6 million.


2. Television confronts the ____________ with a succession of glittering and seductive
images.
3. _______________ is not a shame, but the being ashamed of it is.
4. The flood ______________ away many homes.
5. The darkest hour is that before the ___________.
6. You can't afford to _____________ your health.
7. Without ________________ water, women wash their cooking pots in the street.
8. We anchored the __________ to the tree.
9. Raising the minimum _______________ would ratchet up real incomes in general.
10. A leakage of kerosene has _______________ water supplies.

____ / 10
3. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form of PRESENT PERFECT or
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS tense.

1. I _________________ (drink) more water recently, and I feel better.


2. Luke _______________ (never/be) abroad.
3. The students ______________ (finish) their exams. They are happy.
4. I __________________ (wait) three hours already.
5. How long _____________ you _____________ (be) a lawyer?
____ / 5

4. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form of PAST PERFECT tense.

1. I got to the bus station two minutes late and saw that the bus ________________
(just/leave).
2. The man was hit by a red car. The driver ________________ (not/see) him.
3. _____________ they ____________ (speak) to her before?
4. When I got to the pub, no one was there. They _______________ (go) somewhere
else.
5. Where __________ the security guard _________ (go) ?

____ / 5

5. Finish the conditional sentences (type 1, 2 or 3) by putting the verbs in brackets into
the correct tense.

1. If I had to make a speech I ___________________ (be) pretty nervous.


2. If the weather __________ (be) fine tomorrow we will be able to go to the beach.
3. If they _____________ (ask) him for permission he would have agreed.
4. Your dog ____________ (not/be) so fat if you didn't feed it so often.
5. If I ______________ (know) you were sleeping I would not have woken you.
6. The workers ____________________ (build) the road if they had had enough tools.
7. If it __________________ (not/rain) yesterday we would have gone on a picnic.
8. If he __________________ (not/waste) much time he would go to the university.

____ / 8
6. Read about the holiday resorts Alpaca, Bayville and Castilla. Which place do you think the
people are talking about? Write A (= Alpaca), B (= Bayville) or C (= Castilla).

ALPACA
Alpaca is high in the mountains, so it’s cool in summer and covered in snow in winter. It’s a
popular skiing resort with local people – many families in the capital have holiday homes here –
and in the summer people come here to walk, climb, ride horses, and use the beautiful new sports
centre, which has excellent facilities for children as well as adults. But Alpaca is a quiet resort –
most foreign tourists go to bigger, more famous (and more expensive!) places across the valley.
Let’s hope they stay there!

BAYVILLE
Bayville is three km of hotels and bars with a sandy beach in front – and it has its own
international airport! During the day, everyone’s on the beach sunbathing, or in the water
swimming, sailing, fishing and doing all kinds of water-sports – prices are reasonable, and you
can have lessons, too. After dark, the bars, restaurants, clubs and discos take over until four or
five in the morning: if you want to escape the music, you’ll have to leave town! And sleeping?
Well, if you’re 18–25, who wants to sleep?

CASTILLA
Wherever you are in Castilla, you can see the old castle, on the hill in the centre of town. With its
long history and its fascinating museum, the castle has visitors from all over the world. June is the
time of the Beethoven Festival, and is especially busy, but even in winter most hotels are full.
The town also has several art galleries, a food market, and some of the best restaurants in the
region. All this isn’t cheap, of course, especially if you stay in the 5-star Castilla Hotel. But if you
have enough money, you should go.

a) 1 I learned how to water-ski there. ____________

b) 2 It’s got tennis, basketball, heated pools – even golf! ____________

c) 3 It’s a very noisy place. ____________

d) 4 There aren’t many foreign tourists there. ____________

e) 5 I went to some wonderful concerts there last summer. ____________

f) 6 If you’re interested in history, this is the place for you. ____________

g) 7 Nothing much happens there in winter. _____________

h) 8 It’s a very expensive place for a holiday. _____________

____ / 8
Total score ____ / 42

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