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Unit 1 Name:
Test Score: / 30 points
1 Look at the maps. Unscramble the words and write the country.
(5 points)
1. 2.
zalirB listAarau
3. 4.
nipaS
dolPan
5.
naJpa
2 Circle the correct answer. (5 points)

1. Lara is / are from the US. She’s American.
2. Am / Are you from South Africa?
3. Where is / are Amelia from?
4. I ’m not / aren’t from the UK. I’m Australian.
5. A: Are you from

China? B: No, we isn’t
/ aren’t.
3 Write my, your, his, her, our, or their. (5 points)

Hi! My name is Marcia. I have two sisters. names are Sara and Gracie.
sisters are twins, and they’re fifteen years old. I also have a brother.
name’s Tom. Tom’s only six. We live in San Diego with parents.
names are Bob and Katie.
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4 Read the text. Circle the correct answer. (5 points)
Saba Douglas-Hamilton and Frank Pope live in the middle of Kenya’s Samburu
National Park with their three daughters, Selkie, Luna, and Mayian. Every day,
elephants, lions, snakes, and monkeys come to their home. There are monkeys in
their kitchen and elephants in the garden. “We don’t go to school,” says Selkie.
“The park is our school. We love learning about wild animals.” There are over 500
elephants in the park and Saba is an elephant expert. Saba says, “People and
elephants are not very different. They both like doing things with their families.”
1. Where is Saba and her family’s home?

A. in a city in Kenya B. in a national park in Kenya
2. How many children are there in Saba’s family?
A. three boys B. three girls
3. Where are the elephants?
A. in the garden B. in the kitchen
4. Which school does Selkie go to?
A. The school near the park. B. She doesn’t go to school.
5. Which animals does Saba know a lot about?
A. elephants B. monkeys
5 Listen. Write T (true) or F (false). TR: 1 (5 points)
1. Sabina is Markus’ cousin.

2. Sabina is from Australia.
3. Sabina likes cats and dogs.
4. Sabina’s pet is in her parents’ bedroom.
5. Sabina’s pet is very long.
6 Listen. Complete the words. Then put the words in the correct column.
TR: 2 (5 points)
1. pl 2. pl 3. Sp n 4. m 5. p nt
rain skate say
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Unit 2 Name:
1 Look. What five things can you see? Match A–E with 1–8. There are
three words you don’t need. (5 points)
A B C
D E
1. forest 2. lake 3. waterfall 4. town

5. village 6. mountain 7. path 8. field
2 Write do, does, don’t, or doesn’t. (5 points)

1. A: you live in a village? B: No, I don’t.
2. A: Does David come from Brazil? B: No, he .
3. A: Amy live in a town? B: No, she lives in a village.
4. A: Arjun and Pranav come from India? B: Yes, they do.
5. A: Do you and your sister live near a river? B: No, we .
3 Complete. (5 points)
aboveacrossalongdownthrough
1. Christina loves skiing mountains.
2. Joe often walks forests.
3. Pete is swimming the river.
4. Sylvie is riding her bike the path in the park.
5. We’re the city in a balloon.

4 Read the text. Put the events in the correct order. (5 points)
Jordan lives on Egilsay, a small Scottish island. Around 30 people live on the island,
so there isn’t a school. Every morning, Jordan gets up early, makes his lunch, and
rides his bike across the small island. He gets on a boat to another island called
Rousey. It takes 20 minutes. When he gets to Rousey, he gets on the minibus to school.
When Jordan gets to school, he meets his friends.
A. Jordan goes across Rousey on a minibus.
B. Jordan sees his friends.
C. Jordan goes across Egilsay on his bike.
D. Jordan leaves home very early.

E. Jordan travels from Egilsay to Rousey on a boat.
5 Listen. Circle the correct answer. TR: 3 (5 points)
1. To get to the festival, walk down River / Lake Street.
2. Then, go past a school / farm.
3. Follow the path along the river / through the park to get to the festival.
4. The festival is in a big park / a big field.
5. It's twenty / thirty minutes to get to the festival from the village.
6 Listen. Complete the words. TR: 4 (5 points)
1. My big sister has a new bab .
2. Saturday is my favorite day of the w k.
3. Can you climb tr s?
4. It’s my birthday. I’m happ !
5. It’s hot today. We’re at the b ch.

Unit 3 Name:
Match to make correct sentences. (5 points)

1
1. Alexa takes A. away his toys before he goes to bed.
2. Joe always puts B. the dishes after dinner.
3. Yousef practices C. her bed in the morning.
4. I usually wash D. out the garbage before she goes to school.
5. Dani makes E. the piano every day.
2 Complete with never, sometimes, usually, or always. (5 points)

1. Cristina feeds the cat every day before she goes to school.
Cristina feeds the cat before she goes to school.
2. Henry doesn’t cook dinner for his family.
Henry cooks dinner for his family.
3. Jo is tired after school on Monday and Tuesday, but not on other days.
Jo is tired after school.
4. I water the plants from Monday to Thursday, but not on Friday.
I water the plants on weekdays.
5. We don’t play in the park when it’s cold.
We play in the park when it’s cold.

1. Tracey helps her mom at home .
A. on weekends B. a weekend C. in weekends
2. do you clean up your bedroom?
A. How every B. Twice C. How often
3. We go to the movie theater a week.
A. two B. one C. once
4. , I walk to school.
A. In morning B. Every morning C. On morning
5. My parents cook a day.

A. every week B. morning C. three times

“A Long Walk to Water” is a book by Linda Sue Park. The book tells the story of
Nya, an eleven-year-old girl. Nya lives in South Sudan in Africa. At the beginning of
the story, there is no fresh water in Nya’s village, so she walks eight hours a day to
get water. It’s hot and the water’s heavy, and Nya can’t go to the school in the
village because she’s always walking to the river for water. One day, some people
come and build a well in Nya’s village. Nya is very happy. Now her family has
water and she can go to school.
1. Linda Sue Park is the writer of a book / a person in a story.

2. At the beginning of the story, Nya is ten / eleven years old.
3. In the story, Nya goes to get water once a day / more than once a day.
4. Nya can’t go to school because she’s always walking to get water / there is
no school in her village.
5. There is a happy / an unhappy ending to the story.
1. Ana cleans up her room every morning.

2. She never makes her bed on school days.
3. She helps clean up the house on Sundays.
4. She never cooks dinner on weekends.
5. She helps her dad wash the dishes.
6 Listen. Complete the words. Then put the words in the

correct column. TR: 6 (5 points)
1. The answer isn’t wrong. It’s r t.
2. I always tr to clean up.
3. We go out tw a week.
4. I have a new b .
5. Where’s m bag?
fly rice light

Unit 4 Name:
1 Look at the photos. Write the correct hobby. (5 points)
1. read 2. play
3. collect 4. do
5. roller
likelikesdon’t likedoesn’t like
1. Max playing games. (x) 4. We going to the movies. (✓)

2. I making things. (x) 5. They playing hide-and-seek. (x)
3. Anja playing sports.
( ✓)
3 Complete questions and answers. Use do, does, don’t,

doesn’t, or like. (5 points)
1. A: Jerry swimming?
B: Yes, he .
2. A: Ameera putting away her toys?
B: No, she .
3. A: you coffee?
B: No, I .
4. A: Luca and Andrea walking to school?
B: No, they .

5. A: children doing homework?
B: Yes, they !
© Cengage Learning, LEVEL 3 1

4 Read the text. Write T (true) or F (false). (5 points)
Bob Bretall lives in California in the United States, and he collects comic books.
Every week, he goes to the store and buys 140 new comic books! Today, he has over
100,000 different comic books in his house and he doesn’t want to stop collecting
them! Bob puts the comic books in boxes in different rooms in his house. There are
comic books in every room! He also reads over 100 comic books every week. His favorite
is Spider-Man. He loves old comic books. Bob also collects things like Superman T-
shirts and toys, but he doesn’t like watching superhero movies.
1. Bob Bretall loves comic books.
2. He often buys a lot of comic books.

3. Bob’s comic books are all in a big box in his bedroom.
4. Bob’s favorite comic books are old.
5. He loves watching Superman movies.
5 Listen and match the people (1–5) with the hobbies (A–F). There is one
hobby you don’t need. TR: 7 (5 points)
1. Dan A. watching movies

2. Dan’s brother B. baking
3. Dan’s sister C. reading comic books
4. Dan’s mom D. roller-skating
5. Dan’s dad E. playing video games
F. doing puzzles
6 Listen. Complete the words. Then write the words in the correct
column. TR: 8 (5 points)
1. wind
4. h
2. sn
5. c t
3. b t
yellow goat nose

Unit 5 Name:
1 Look at the photos. Write the correct food or drink. (5 points)

1. 2.
3. 4.
5.
2 Write a, some, or any. (5 points)

1. There isn’t juice in the refrigerator.
2. I always put ketchup on my burger.
3. Can I have cheese sandwich, please?
4. Are there restaurants in your town?

5. We eat lot of chocolate.

1. I usually drink a plate / glass / bag of water or juice with my lunch.
2. I eat a big plate / slice / bottle of pasta every day.
3. We get a plate / bag / bottle of potatoes when we go shopping.
4. Jack has two bowls / glasses / slices of bread. He wants to make a sandwich.
5. Can I have a glass / bag / bowl of soup, please?

My favorite place is a diner called Spice. I live in a small village but my family
and I often travel into the city center to go shopping, and we always eat at Spice
when we’re there. It’s a small place, and you can buy big plates of noodles and
vegetables there. They don’t cook any meat or fish, but that’s OK. I like vegetables
and I love watching the robots. That's right, robots! They’re the really good thing
about Spice. People don’t make your food – robots do! They cook the food and put it
on plates for you!
1. Spice is a diner in a small village / the city center.
2. Spice is / isn’t a very big diner.

3. You can eat fish / noodles at Spice.
4. The writer likes meat / vegetables when she’s at Spice.
5. At Spice, robots cook your food / take your food to your table.
1. Ms. Carla likes / doesn’t like eating out.
2. Ms. Carla’s favorite restaurant cooks Mexican / Chinese food.
3. Ms. Carla’s favorite restaurant is near her house / in the city center.
4. Ms. Carla likes eating soup / noodles when she eats out.
5. Ms. Carla thinks the vegetable dishes at her favorite restaurant are really good /
really bad.
1. Joe always ch ses to eat pasta on T sday.
2. Anna’s bl shoes are h .
3. The r l r is on the comp r.
4. There’s a big ball n in the classr m.

5. It’s tr – I love sm thies!

Unit 6 Name:
1 Look at the photos. Write the correct animals. (5 points)

1. 2.
3. 4.
5.
2 Complete with the correct form of the verb. (5 points)
What are the animals doing now?
1. The whales (swim) in the ocean.

2. The crocodiles (look) for food.
3. A small monkey (climb) a tree.
4. There is an old cat in the tree, but it (not sleep).
5. The lions don’t have any food, so they (not eat).
3 Put the words in order to make questions. Then answer them. (5 points)
1. A: eating / Are / a sandwich / you / 4. A: Why / the dolphins jumping / in
?
the ocean / are / ?
B: Yes, I .
2. A: looking / What / at / they / are / ? hiding / ?
B: Yes, they .
B: A lion!
3. A: in the trees / Are / the animals /

B: I don’t know!
5. A: of the animals / she / taking / Is /
photos / ?
B: No, she .

It’s one o’clock in the morning in a forest in South America, and night monkeys are
looking for food. They love eating fruit and they sometimes eat insects when they
can find them. The night monkeys are climbing trees. They’re very good at climbing
and never come down from the trees.
Now it’s ten o’clock and it’s sunny and hot in the forest. You can’t see any night
monkeys. They are sleeping. Night monkeys usually sleep for 17 hours a day. That’s
70% of their lives. They’re also hiding in the trees. The forest is dangerous for night
monkeys in the daytime.
1. Night monkeys’ favorite food is fruit.
2. Night monkeys never eat insects.
3. Night monkeys live in trees all the time.
4. Night monkeys usually sleep in the day.
5. Night monkeys hide in the daytime.
5 Listen and match. TR: 11 (5 points)
A. running.
The monkeys are… B. sitting in a tree.
The leopards are… C. jumping.
D. making a noise.
E. eating.
1. I’m sitting in the ca é with Tom and Matt.
2. Matt is playing a game on his one.
3. Tom is taking a oto of me!
4. We’re eating ish.
5. Matt is telling us a unny story.

Unit 7 Name:
1 Complete. There are two words you don’t need. (5 points)
beardcurlydarklightroundstraightthin
This is a photo of my parents, my brother and me. My dad has straight,

hair. He also has a and a moustache. My brother’s hair isn’t dark – it’s
. My mom has short, dark, hair, but I have very long, dark,
hair.
2 Complete the comparative sentences. Use the information in the

chart. (5 points)
Age Height Hair

Jo 11 127 centimeters long, light
Stelios 12 143 centimeters short, dark
Petra 12 144 centimeters long, dark
1. Jo / long hair / Stelios

Jo has .
2. Stelios and Petra / tall / Jo
Stelios and Petra are .
3. Stelios / short hair / Petra
Stelios has .
4. Stelios and Petra / dark hair / Jo
Stelios and Petra have .
5. Stelios and Petra / old / Jo

Stelios and Petra are .

3 Write superlative sentences. Use the information in Activity 2. (5 points)
Jo, Stelios, and Petra are in the same class. Petra is (tall) student in the
class and Jo is (short) student. Jo is (young) student in
the class. Stelios has (short) hair, but Jo has (light) hair.
4 Read the text. Write T (true), F (false), or DS (doesn’t say). (5 points)

The tallest people in the world come from the Netherlands. And that’s a fact! Men
and women in the Netherlands are getting taller! People in other countries in the
north of Europe, like Norway and Germany, are one or two centimeters shorter.
They are twenty centimeters taller than people who lived in the country a hundred
years ago. But why is it? Some people think it’s because of the food they eat. They
drink a lot of milk and eat a lot of cheese and meat.
1. People from the Netherlands are taller than people from Germany.
2. People from Norway are shorter than people from Germany.
3. In the past, people in the Netherlands were a lot shorter than now.
4. People in the Netherlands are very tall because of the food they eat.
5. People in the Netherlands don’t often eat meat.
1. Gloria is Marisa’s sister / cousin.

2. Gloria has straight / curly hair.
3. Marisa is shorter / taller than Gloria.
4. Anna is older / younger than Gloria.
5. Marisa and Gloria have the same / different interests.
6 Listen. Complete the words. Circle the word that is different.

TR: 16 (5 points)
1. m ning b ing p ty
2. f ty th sty th ty
3. sh t sh t sk t
4. c f st
5. b d c d th d

Unit 8 Name:
1Complete. There are two words you don’t need. (5 points)

achecoughmedicineshouldersicksorestomach
1. Sara isn’t at school today because she’s . She has a cold

and a(n) .
2. I have a(n) neck and backache. Ow!
3. I have an ear , and I need some .
2 Complete. Use must or must not and a verb from the box. (5 points)
1. Theresa has toothache, so she to the dentist.
go x 2 play stay wear
2. It’s time for school. I in bed.
3. Are you tired at school? You to bed earlier.
4. It’s time to do my homework. I video games.
5. The children are cold. They their coats.
3 Write sentences. (5 points)
1. important / eat / fruit and vegetables
2. not difficult / make / new friends
3. healthy / drink / a lot of water every day
4. not good / watch / movies late at night on school days
5. fun / play / games with friends

Do you like doing exercise and meeting new friends? Yes? Then come to judo
classes at Central Hall on Main Street. There are classes twice a week on Monday
afternoons and Wednesday evenings. Judo is more fun than running or swimming,
and it’s easier to learn than sports like tennis or badminton. You must wear white
clothes and you must not wear shoes or sneakers when you do judo. Come and try
this amazing sport!
1. You can do judo at a place on Central / Main / Hall Street.
2. There are judo classes on Tuesdays / Fridays / Mondays and Wednesdays.
3. You can do judo in the morning / afternoon / evening on Wednesdays.

4. Swimming / Badminton / Running is more difficult to learn than judo.
5. It’s important to wear your shoes / white clothes / sneakers when you do judo.
5 Listen. Circle the correct answers. TR: 17 (5 points)
1. Does Simone like doing cross-country running? Yes / No
2. Is Simone good at cross-country running? Yes / No
3. Does Marco do cross-country running at school? Yes / No
4. Does Marco do cross-country once a week? Yes / No
5. Is Marco good at other sports? Yes / No
1. I saw a small, br nm se.
2. Walk d n the hill into the t n.
3. There’s a r nd table in their h se.
4. There are a lot of c s in the fields tside.
5. Zoe can c nt to a hundred in Spanish n .

Unit 9 Name:
1 Match the places to the sentences. There are two places you
don’t need. (5 points)
bus stopcaféhospitalmovie theaterparking lotsports centersupermarket
1. Peter is very sick.
2. Joanna wants to meet friends and have coffee.
3. Ana is shopping for food.
4. Pablo wants to get his car.
5. Jerry wants to play badminton.
2 Match to make correct sentences and questions. (5 points)
1. Was there A. any people in the store.
2. There weren’t B. a movie theater in the city?
3. Were there C. some old buildings in the center.
4. There wasn’t D. any bookstores?
5. There were E. a supermarket in the town.

1. In these / those days, there weren’t many people in the cities.
2. A lot of people live in skyscrapers now / then.
3. When my grandparents were young, there aren’t / weren’t any cell phones.
4. Now / These days, we have more things.
5. Twenty-five years then / ago, my dad was in school.

Brasília is the capital city of Brazil. These
days, around 2.5 million people live in the city,
and there are a lot of important buildings
there. Seventy years ago, there were no
people and no buildings. This is because
Brasília is a new city. From 1763 until 1960,
the city of Rio de Janeiro was Brazil’s capital,
but many people
weren’t happy. They wanted a new capital because Rio wasn’t in the center of Brazil.
Today, a lot of people visit modern Brasília. The oldest building in the city is from
1956.
1. More than two million people live in Brasília today.
2. Rio de Janeiro is Brazil’s capital city now.
3. Rio de Janeiro and Brasília are in the center of Brazil.
4. Not many visitors go to Brasília these days.
5. There were no buildings in Brasília in 1950.
5 Listen. Check (✓) the correct answers. TR: 19 (5 points)
When Annika’s grandmother was young, which buildings were there?
1. a restaurant 2. a café 3. a shopping center
4. an old market 5. a movie theater 6. a supermarket

7. a book store 8. a hospital 9. a factory
1. p ple 2. w d 3. sk rt 4. p son 5. g l
bird were work burger

Unit 10 Name:
1Complete. (5 points)
bikeclimblaughstaywait
1. A: Do you to school? B: No, I don’t. I usually walk.
2. When we’re sick, we don’t go to school. We home.
3. Every morning, I for the bus at the bus stop. Sometimes it’s late!
4. On weekends, we go to the forest and trees. It’s fun!
5. I love movies! I when they’re funny and cry when they’re sad.
1. José (stay) on a farm in a village when he was on vacation.
2. Two years ago, Leanne (live) in India.
3. I (not like) burgers when I was young.
4. Joanna (not play) basketball when she was young.
5. When he was six, Dev (walk) to school with his mom.
3 Write questions and answers. (5 points)
1. / most people / live in cities / 500 years ago / ?
No, / they / .
2. / children / walk to school / in the past / ?
Yes, / .
3. / a lot of people / work in factories / 100 years ago / ?
Yes. I think so!

4 Read the text. Answer the questions. (5 points)
Easter Island is in the Pacific Ocean. It is 1,900 kilometers
from Pitcairn, the nearest island, and 3,500 kilometers
from Chile. Only about 8,000 people live there. Eight
hundred years ago, the Rapa Nui people lived on the
island. They were good at building, but they didn’t build
pyramids or large towns. They built large statues called
moai. These statues can be ten meters high and their
faces are bigger than their bodies. There are more than 600 statues on the island.
Today, the island is famous for its moai, but nobody knows why the Rapa Nui people
built them.
1. How far is Easter Island from Chile?
2. How many people live on Easter Island?
3. When did the Rapa Nui people build their moai?
4. How high can the moai be?
5. How many moai are there on the island?
1. They played computer games A. on Saturday morning.

2. They walked in the forest B. on Saturday afternoon.
3. They played soccer C. on Saturday evening.
4. They walked to the river D. on Sunday morning.
5. They watched a movie E. on Sunday afternoon.
6 Listen. Circle the word with a different sound. TR: 22 (5 points)
1. car scary fair

2. bear wear ear
3. parent square art
4. chair paint hair
5. pear scarf square

Unit 11 Name:
1. Can we canoeing on the lake?
2. get
I want go
to have a make
shootingride see sleep
star tonight.
3. It’s difficult to find your way home. Did you lost?
4. It isn’t easy to friends at a new school.
5. On sunny days, we a picnic in the park.
2 Complete with the verbs from the box. Use the simple past. (5 points)
eatgetgositsleep
Yesterday morning, we on the train and to the beach. We

next to the window and looked out it. I my sandwiches, but Elena didn’t
want her sandwiches. She was tired, so she closed her eyes and on the
train. We were at the beach when she woke up.
3 Write questions. Use the question words. (5 points)

1. / you / go / last 4. / she / feel sad?
What What Where
weekend? Who Why
We went to the mountains. Because she didn’t go away last

2. / you / meet? weekend.
5. / the teacher / want to do?
We met Jack and Cathy.
3. / Anna / say? She wanted to start the class.
She said, “How are you?”

4 Read the text. Circle the correct answers. (5 points)
When they were boys, Dana Starkell and his younger brother Jeff never had boring
vacations. Their dad loved adventure, so he organized amazing trips every summer.
They swam across lakes, walked through forests, and, one summer, when Dana
was only eleven, he climbed Mount Rundle in Canada with his dad. The mountain is
3,000 meters high!
When Dana and Jeff finished school in 1980, their dad planned the best trip ever!
The three of them went canoeing. They started in Canada, went through the US, and
the trip ended in Brazil two years and 20,000 kilometers later!
1. How old are Dana and Jeff Starkell?

A. They are the same age. B. Dana is older than Jeff. C. Jeff is the oldest.
2. Who planned summer adventure trips when Dana was young?
A. Dana. B. Dana’s dad. C. Dana and his brother.
3. What did Dana do when he was eleven?
A. He swam across a lake. B. He walked through a forest. C. He went up a mountain.
4. Who went on the canoeing trip in 1980?
A. Dana B. Dana and his dad C. Dana, his dad, and his brother.
5. Where did they finish the canoeing trip?
A. Brazil B. the US C. Canada
1. Jack stayed at a campsite last summer / two summers ago.
2. Jack was with his dad and sister / mom and brother on vacation.
3. Jack ate breakfast outside / inside the tent every day.
4. Every day, Jack went on a long walk / bike ride.
5. Jack climbed a tree once / twice.
1. pen ils
4. ity
2. pa e
5. hu e
3. fa e

Unit 12 Test Name:
Score: / 30 points
1 Circle the correct answers. (5 points)
1. I love going on rides at the .
A. wildlife park B. fair C. art gallery

2. You can see dinosaurs at the Natural History .
A. Museum B. Camp C. Gallery
3. There were interesting paintings and sculptures in the .
A. theme park B. water park C. art gallery
4. I saw lions and monkeys at the .
A. wildlife park B. theme park C. water park
5. We sleep in a tent, sing songs, play games, and make friends at .
A. fair B. art gallery C. summer camp
2 Put the words in order to make sentences. (5 points)

1. play / going / I’m / soccer / not / to / .
2. to / Sal / is / cook / going / lunch / .
3. aren’t / a / going / We / see / to / movie / .
4. theme park / to / The / a / children / going / visit / are / .
5. going / He / camping / go / to / isn’t / .
1. A: Jake going come to the party? B: No, he .
2. A: you to play tennis? B: No, I’m .
3. A: Will and Harry to play tennis? B: Yes, .
4. A: Are going help? B: No, we .
5. A: Kim to visit the museum? B: Yes, she .

Near the city of Guangzhou, you can visit Chimelong Paradise, one of the biggest
theme parks in China. It opened in 2006 and has more than 60 exciting rides. Fifty
thousand people visit the park every day. Not far from the theme park, there’s a
water park, a wildlife park, and a circus. You can buy a ticket to visit all the parks, but
you need more than one day to visit everything! They’re building a Marine Science
Museum and they're going to build a new, bigger roller coaster inside the park!
1. Chimelong Paradise is bigger than other theme parks in China.
2. Thousands of people go to Chimelong Paradise every day.
3. There’s a circus near Chimelong Paradise theme park.

4. You must buy different tickets to visit the water park and the wildlife park.
5. Last year, they built a Marine Science Museum near Chimelong

Paradise theme park.
1. Sabrina is going to visit the Dinosaur Museum in March / April.
2. Sabrina and her classmates are going to travel there by bus / train.
3. They’re going to stay one night / two nights in a hotel.
4. They’re going to draw pictures / take photos of dinosaurs at the museum.
5. Sabrina is going to visit the museum with her classmates Emma and Molly /
Molly and Anna.
6 Listen. Circle the sounds that are not stressed. TR: 26 (5 points)
1. banana
2. sister
3. water
4. travel
5. zebra

Units 1–6 Test Name:
Version A Score: / 60 points
1 Look and circle. (5 points)
1. 2.
lake field waterfall path river farm

3. 4.
pancakes sandwiches vegetables ketchup soup salad
5.
dolphin panda bat
2 Write words from the box in the correct group. There are two words
you don’t need. (5 points)
bowlItalypastasonstrawtownwhale
1. Argentina, Brazil,
2. farm, village,
3. noodles, pancakes,
4. shark, penguin,
5. daughter, parent,

collectgoplaytakewater
1. We out the garbage on Wednesdays.

2. Do you stickers? I do. I have over 200!
3. How often do you shopping?
4. Please the plants when I’m on vacation.
5. My sister and I often hide-and-seek in the yard.

1. My sisters’ names are Nala and Ayana, and their / his / her favorite activity is baking.
2. Carla always walks under / through / along a forest on her way to school.
3. I practice the piano on / one / once a week.
4. There's a / some / any juice in the refrigerator.
5. Joe never / usually / always eats sandwiches because he doesn’t like bread.
aredodoesdoingis
1. Where your parents from?

2. Annie live in a village?
3. How often you wash the dishes?
4. Do you like puzzles?
5. the penguin looking for food?
6 Match. There are two answers you don’t need. (5 points)
1. Are there a lot of things to eat? A. Yes, I am.

2. Do you live in a small village? B. Yes, she likes.
3. Are you feeding the dog? C. No, there aren’t.
4. Does Amy like making things? D. Yes, they are.
5. Are Jim and Freddie playing video games? E. Yes, it is.
F. No, we don’t.
G. No, she doesn’t.

Abasi and his sister Adhama live with their grandparents in a small Maasai village
in Tanzania. There’s no electricity or internet in their village, but there’s water. A
river
goes past the children’s house, and, every day, people go there to wash and collect
water to drink. There are a lot of children in the village, and they go to school five
days a week. Adhama loves school and she likes helping her grandmother when
she bakes bread at home. Abasi helps his grandfather in the fields. They feed their
cows. Maasai boys and girls wear clothes of all colors. Abasi prefers red clothes
and Adhama prefers blue.
1. Abasi is Adhama’s brother.

2. Abasi and Adhama live with their mom and dad.
3. People never drink the water from the river near Abasi
and Adhama’s house.
4. Children go to school every day in Abasi and Adhama’s village.
5. Adhama doesn’t usually wear red clothes.
8 Read the text again. Circle the correct answer. (5 points)
1. There’s no internet / water in Abasi and Adhama’s village.
2. There’s a lake / river near Abasi and Adhama’s village.
3. Adhama sometimes bakes with her grandfather / grandmother.
4. Abasi works in the fields / with his grandmother after school.
5. Girls wear red / blue clothes in Abasi and Adhama’s village.
9 Listen and match the people (1–5) with the activities (A–E).
TR: 13 (5 points)
1. After school, Maria always A. watches TV.
2. Maria sometimes B. practices the piano.
3. Maria usually C. reads comic books.
4. Maria never D. feeds the dog.
5. Once a week, Maria E. takes a sandwich to her room.
© Cengage Learning,
LEVEL 3
10
Listen. Circle the correct sounds to complete the words. TR: 14 (5
points)
1. tr
A. ea B. y C. ee
2. pl
A. ay B. ai C. ae
3. tr
A. oo B. ue C. ow
4. b t
A. ow B. oo C. oa
5. sk
A. igh B. y C. ai
AugustJanuaryNeither do ISo do Itwelfth
1. What are the summer months in your

country? June, July, , and September.
2. When is your birthday?

It’s on July .
3. I don’t like bananas.
4. What are the coldest months in your country?

December, , and February.
5. I live in New York.
LEVEL 3
12 Look at the pictures. Find five differences. (5 points)
Picture A

Picture B
LEVEL 3
Version B Score: / 60 points
1. 2.
farm forest lake river mountain waterfall

3. 4.
milkshakes sandwiches pancakes vegetables soup salad
5.
whale parrot bat
2 Write the words from the box in the correct group. There are two words
bottledaughterJapannoodlesplatesharkvillage
1. Australia, Poland,
2. town, field,
3. pasta, ketchup,
4. kangaroo, penguin,
5. son, grandparent,
LEVEL 3
bakecleanpracticereadwash
1. How often do you up your bedroom?

2. Do you cakes with your mom on weekends?
3. How often do you the dishes?
4. I want to a comic book when I get home.
5. We the piano every day.

1. My brother’s name is Martin, and their / his / its favorite activity is roller-skating.
2. We often walk above / through / along a path through the forest on our way to school.
3. Jasmine never / usually / always drinks milkshakes because she doesn’t like milk.
4. I take out the garbage on / one / once a week.
5. There's a / some / any sandwich for you on the kitchen table.
amaredodoesis
1. Where your grandmother from?

2. Jaime and Vicente go to school on Saturdays?
3. How often he water the plants?
4. I watching a movie.
5. the parrots talking?
1. Are there a lot of puzzles to do? A. No, we don’t.

2. Do you make things? B. Yes, she likes it.
3. Are you picking fruit? C. Yes, it is.
4. Does Amelia like vegetables? D. Yes, they are.
5. Are Ahmed and Faroukh reading comic books? E. No, she doesn’t.
F. Yes, I am.
G. No, there aren’t.

Hoa and her brother Duc live in a village in the mountains of Vietnam in Asia.
Their house is small, and they live with their parents and grandparents. Every
day, they walk along a river through the forest to school. It’s five kilometers from
home, and there isn’t a bus. At home, after school, Hoa and Duc sometimes work
in the rice fields with their mom and dad. They always eat rice for dinner, with
meat and vegetables, in a big bowl. In the evening, Duc and Hoa help out at
home. Duc always takes out the garbage, and Hoa often washes the dishes.
1. Duc and Hoa are brothers.
2. Duc and Hoa live in a big house in a small town.

3. Hoa and Duc don’t go to a school near their house.
4. Hoa and Duc never eat meat at home.
5. Duc usually washes the dishes when he is at home.
1. Duc and Hoa’s grandmother lives / doesn’t live in their house.
2. Duc and Hoa go through the mountains / along a river when they walk to school.
3. Duc and Hoa sometimes / never take the bus to school.
4. Hoa works in the fields / in the forest after school.
5. Duc takes out the garbage every morning / evening.
9 Listen and match the people (1–5) with the activities (A–E). TR: 13 (5 points)
1. After school, Maria always A. plays video games.
2. Maria sometimes B. washes the dishes.
3. Maria usually C. waters the plants.
4. Maria never D. practices the piano.
5. Once a week, Maria E. listens to music in her room.
LEVEL 3
10
Listen. Circle the correct sounds to complete the words. TR: 14 (5 points)
1. tr
A. y B. ee C. ea
2. pl
A. ae B. ay C. ai
3. tr
A. ow B. oo C. ue
4. b t
A. oo B. oa C. ow
5. sk
A. ai B. igh C. y
DecemberfifthJulyNeither do ISo do I
1. When do people go on vacation to the beach in your country?

In , August, and September when it’s hot.
2. When is the festival?

It’s on May .
3. I don’t play video games very often.
4. When is there snow in your country?
In the cold months of , January, and February.
5. I go to the shopping mall every Saturday.
LEVEL 3
Picture A

Picture B
LEVEL 3
1.
2.
beard moustache curly hair parking lot factory market

3. 4.
shoulder stomach tooth

5.
museum theme park art gallery
fair sculpture ride
2 Match. (5 points)
1. I’m at a theme park and I’m riding on a A. sore neck.
2. I’m playing soccer at the B. roller coaster.
3. I have a bad back and a C. wildlife park.
4. At night, you can sometimes see a D. sports center.
5. You can see lions and monkeys in a E. shooting star.
gethavemakewaitwalk
1. Did you lost in the forest? 4. It’s difficult to friends at a

2. Do you for the bus at the new school.
bus stop every day? 5. Do you to school or take
3. How often do you a picnic? the bus?
LEVEL 3
1. You must listen / to listen / listening to the teacher in class.
2. It isn’t easy play / to play / played the piano.
3. Are you go / to go / going to meet you friends in the café?
4. Sally must not get / to get / getting up late.
5. I’m going visit / to visit / visiting my grandparents.
1. Sultan Kösen, from Turkey, is (tall) man in the world. He is 251
centimeters tall!
2. The pygmy marmoset is only 150 millimeters long. It’s (small) all other
monkeys.
3. Argentinosaurus was (big) dinosaur in history!
4. At 34 meters long, a dinosaur named Supersaurus vivianae was
(long) all the other dinosaurs.
5. King penguins are up to 100 centimeters tall. They are
(short) emperor penguins which are around 120 centimeters tall.
Today, there (be) millions of skyscrapers in the world, but150 years ago,
people (not live) in skyscrapers! The first city center skyscraper
(be) the Home Insurance Building in Chicago, US. When they built it,
people (go) to Chicago from all over the US to see it. Many people
asked, “How (they / build) this amazing new building?”

In September 2014, Danell Lynn got on her motorcycle in Phoenix, Arizona and
rode across the US. She visited 48 states and didn’t stop riding for a year. She slept
in a tent every night, ate outside, made a lot of new friends, and never got lost.
She traveled 78,000 kilometers. It was the longest motorcycle journey in the US.
Danell only started riding motorcycles in 2010, so why did she go across the US?
She did it because she loves going places. When she was very young, she enjoyed
visiting Europe with her mom and dad, and in 2009, she had a great time in Cuba.
She’s a world traveler!
1. Danell rode her motorcycle for one year.

2. She often stayed in hotels when she rode across the US.
3. She didn’t meet many people when she rode across the US.
4. She didn’t get lost when she rode across the US.
5. She went across the US with her parents.
8 Read the text again. Put the events in the correct order. (5 points)
A. Danell got on a motorcycle for the first time in her life.
B. Danell traveled in Europe.
C. Danell went to Cuba.
D. Danell visited 48 US states on her motorcycle.
E. Danell started a motorcycle journey in Phoenix, Arizona.
1. Stacey went camping with her sisters.
2. She sailed on a lake with Joy and Kate.
3. She didn’t go swimming with Kate.
4. Stacey ate outside on Saturday.
5. On Sunday afternoon, Stacey went canoeing.
LEVEL 3
10 Listen. Circle the correct sounds to complete
the words. TR: 28 (5 points)
1. f m
A. ir B. or C. ar
2. h se
A. ou B. ow C. ue
3. w k
A. ur B. or C. er
4. w
A. are B. ear C. air
5. sh t
A. ir B. or C. ur
don’t weI don’t want toI’m not surelet’s do thatshould we
Carla: Why play outside?
Tom: No, . It’s cold.
Carla: OK. play video games inside?

Tom: . I don’t really like video games.
Carla: Puzzles? Do you like doing puzzles?
Tom: Yeah! I love puzzles. .

Picture A
LEVEL 3
Picture B
2 LEVEL 3
© Cengage Learning, Inc.
1 Circle the word. (5 points)

1.
2.
curly hair beard light hair movie theater hospital market

3. 4.
back stomach tooth wildlife park water park theme park

5.
circus sculpture ride
2 Match. (5 points)
1. Susie has a round face and A. summer camp.
2. We can’t find the car in the B. straight hair.
3. You can see interesting sculptures in the new C. shopping center.
4. We always sleep in a tent at D. art gallery.
5. You can buy food and clothes at the E. parking lot.
bikeclimbgoseetake
1. Did you canoeing on from your house to the

vacation? sports center?
2. Did you a tree when you
were in the forest?
3. Does it two hours to travel
LEVEL 3
4. Did you a shooting star in the
sky last night?
5. Do you to school or walk?

1. It’s good listen / to listen / listened to your friends.
2. Is she go / to go / going to stay home this weekend?
3. Sophia must write / to write / writing an e-mail to her grandparents.
4. I’m going play / to play / playing soccer later.
5. You must not run / to run / running in the school.
1. Burj Khalifa, in Dubai, is (tall) building in the world. It is 828 meters tall!
2. The bee hummingbird is only six centimeters long. It’s (small) all other
birds.
3. The Dodge Tomahawk is (fast) motorcycle in the world. It can go
560 kilometers per hour!
4. At 6,700 kilometers long, the Nile River in Africa is (long) than the
Volga River in Russia. It’s 3,500 kilometers long.
5. Siberian tigers are (big) Bengal tigers.
In the 1970s, people (start) using cell phones for the first time. It
(not be) easy to use these phones because they were very big. You
(not see) many people using these cell phones. In the early 1990s, a company
(make) the first smartphone. After this time, more and more people got
a cell phone. Today, there (be) billions of cell phones in the world!
LEVEL 3
In September 2015, Gaurav Siddharth got on his orange motorcycle and rode across
India. He visited 450 cities and traveled 115,000 kilometers. He stopped riding in
May, 2017 after an amazing journey. Every day, he spent eight hours on the road
and traveled 200 kilometers. He made a lot of new friends and saw some beautiful
places, but he also had some problems. One day, he rode into the Brahmaputra
River! On his journey, he went to Khardung La, the highest road in the world. It’s
5,600 meters high! Gaurav loves traveling but he isn’t going to ride across India
again!
1. Gaurav started and finished his motorcycle journey in 2015.

2. He traveled 200,000 kilometers.
3. He didn’t meet many people when he rode across India.
4. He went into a river on his motorcycle.
5. He wants to do the same journey in the future.
8 Read the text again. Answer the questions. (5 points)

1. How many different cities did Gaurav visit?
2. What year did he finish his journey?
3. How many hours was he on his motorcycle every day?
4. How far did he travel every day?
5. How high is the world’s highest road?
1. Stacey went camping for two days last weekend.
2. Stacey’s sister went on the camping trip.
3. Stacey and Kate went swimming in a lake on Saturday.
4. Stacey liked having a picnic outside.
5. On Sunday morning, Stacey went to a wildlife park.

10 Listen. Circle the correct sounds to
complete the words. TR: 28 (5 points)
1. f m
A. ar B. or C. ir
2. h se
A. ow B. ue C. ou
3. w k
A. or B. er C. ur
4. w
A. ear B. air C. are
5. sh t
A. or B. ir C. ur
Clarissa: go canoeing tomorrow?
Tomas: That sounds like fun. .
Clarissa: Great. Why meet in the afternoon?
Tomas: Hmm. . There are a lot of people at the lake in the afternoon.
Clarissa: Oh, OK. So, let’s go in the morning. Do you think we should walk there?
Tomas: No, . Let’s take the bus.
LEVEL 3
Picture A

Picture B
LEVEL 3
Units 1–12 Name:
Version A
you don't need. (5 points)
lakelightpandasonsouptallwhale
1. parent daughter 4. shark dolphin

5. dark curly
2. river forest
3. pasta salad
2 Match. (5 points)
1. cable A. gallery
2. parking B. stop
3. bus C. car
4. art D. park
5. theme E. lot
climbgetgomakeplay
1. I always my bed in the morning.

2. I want to hide-and-seek with my friends.
3. Did you lost in the forest?
4. We usually shopping with Mom and Dad on weekends.
5. Did you trees when you were younger?

1. Carlos and Marta are from Brazil, and their / our / her favorite sport is volleyball.
2. I bike to school around / through / along the path near the river.
3. David is shorter than / that / of his sister.

4. There weren’t a / some / any students in the school.
5. You must eat / to eat / eating fruit and vegetables.
LEVEL 3
5 Write questions. (5 points)
4. When / last see a shooting star?
1. Where / live?
I saw a shooting star last month.

We live in the city center.
5. / going / eat outside?
2. How often / wash the
dishes?
He washes the dishes every day. No, they aren’t. It’s cold.
3. / playing soccer?
No, she isn’t.
A lot of people like (visit) different countries, and today it isn’t difficult
(travel) to amazing places anywhere in the world. But, 100 years ago, it
(not be) easy! People (not fly) on planes. They (go) by
ship. It took weeks or months to get to interesting places.

Sasha DiGiulian, from Washington, D.C. in the United States, started climbing mountains
before she was eight years old. When she was a teenager, she was World Junior
Climbing Champion. Today, she climbs mountains in Europe, Asia, and North
America, and she writes about her adventures in magazines. Sasha goes climbing five
days a week for two to three hours, and she goes biking and running every day. She's
very short and strong and eats a lot of fruit and vegetables. Her biggest dream is to
make climbing an Olympic sport. She wants to be in the Olympic Games!
1. When she was a teenager, Sasha DiGiulian started climbing mountains.
2. You can read about Sasha’s climbing adventures in magazines.
3. Sasha climbs mountains every week.
4. Sasha is taller than many mountain climbers.
5. Sasha was in the last Olympic Games.

8 Read the text again. Write answers. (5 points)
1. Where is Sasha DiGiulian from?
2. Where does Sasha climb mountains?
3. How much time does Sasha spend

climbing on a typical day?
4. What other sports does Sasha do?
5. What does Sasha usually eat?
1. John loves his new school.

2. John’s old school was smaller than his new school.
3. The classrooms at John’s new school are very small.
4. There wasn’t a café at John’s old school.
5. John went on a school trip to the museum last week.
10 Listen. Circle the word you hear. TR: 30 (5 points)
1. A. kite B. coat C. cat
2. A. ball B. bowl C. bell
3. A. air B. are C. our
4. A. tree B. true C. try

5. A. shout B. shirt C. short
11 Put the conversation in order. (5 points)

When is your birthday?
A. Yes, let’s do that. I don’t like indoor parties.
B. Really, so do I! And my birthday’s in July, too!
C. It’s on July 21st. I always have a picnic with my friends.
D. Neither do I!
E. Why don’t we have a picnic party together next July?
LEVEL 3
12 Circle the odd one out. Say why. (5 points)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Units 1–12 Name:
Version B
batBrazilmilkshakemoustacheforestvegetableswhale
1. Italy Japan 4. panda penguin

2. field farm 5. hair beard
3. noodles sandwiches
2 Match. (5 points)
1. curly A. neck
2. movie B. coaster
3. roller C. park
4. sore D. hair
5. water E. theater
feedplayreadwaitwash
1. I always the dishes after dinner.

2. Please the dog when it’s hungry.
3. Did you hide-and-seek with your friends?
4. Do you comic books?
5. We always for the bus at the bus stop near school.

1. Petra is taller of / that / than her brother.
2. You must not swim / to swim / swimming in the river. It’s dangerous.
3. Harry is from Thailand, and their / its / his favorite sport is soccer.
4. There are a / some / lot pancakes to eat.
LEVEL 3
5. Simone swam across / down / along the lake.

1. What / like doing?

4. going / buy a new car?
He likes collecting stickers. No, they aren’t.

2. Which school / go to? 5. When / last go to the circus?
We go to Newtown High I went last January.

School.
3. reading comic books?
No, they aren’t.
I love (read) comic books, and today it's easy (find) great comic
books in stores or libraries. But when did comic books start? Two hundred years ago,
there
(not be) any comic books! Then, in 1827, a Swiss artist called Rodolphe Topffer
(have) a great idea. He (start) writing the first book with pictures. It
was called “The Adventures of Obadiah Oldbuck”. It was the first comic book.

Tim Kovar loves climbing trees. From May through October, he takes people to
forests in northern California and helps them climb some of the tallest trees in North
America. Last May, he went to the Santa Cruz Mountains with a small group of
climbers and they climbed up a very old redwood tree. The tree, named
“Grandfather”, is 60 meters tall and 1,000 years old, and Tim only climbs it once a
year. The climbers came from many different countries. When they got to the top of
the tree, the view was amazing. From there, they saw forests, fields, rivers, and the
ocean.
1. Tim Kovar goes climbing in northern California every day of the year.
2. There are redwood trees in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
3. Tim often climbs “Grandfather” in May.

4. The group of climbers were from all over the world.
5. The group of climbers didn’t get to the top of “Grandfather”.
LEVEL 3
1. When does Tim climb trees every year?

2. When did the small group of climbers
go up a tree with Tim?
3. How old is “Grandfather”?
4. How often does Tim climb
“Grandfather”?
5. What did the climbers see from the
top of “Grandfather”?
1. John doesn’t like his new school.

2. John’s new school has more students than his old school.
3. The classrooms at John’s old school were smaller than the classrooms
at his new school.
4. There wasn’t a gym at John’s old school.
5. John is going on a school trip to the museum next week.
1. A. coat B. cat C. kite

2. A. bowl B. bell C. ball
3. A. our B. are C. air
4. A. tree B. try C. true
5. A. shout B. short C. shirt

When is the music festival?
A. Yes, OK. Let’s do that. That sounds like fun.
B. Neither do I! Good idea. Let’s go online and buy tickets.
C. Should we buy tickets for the festival now? I don’t want to try to buy them
too late.
D. Do you? So do I! I think it’s great. Why don’t we go to the music festival together?
E. It’s on August 1st. I always go. I love pop music.

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
LEVEL 3
Unit 1 Name:
1 Look at the maps. Unscramble the words and write the country.
(5 points)
1. 2.
zalirB Brazil
listAarau Australia
3. 4.
nipaS Spain
dolPan Poland
5.
naJpa Japan

1. Lara is / are from the US. She’s American.
2. Am / Are you from South Africa?
3. Where is / are Amelia from?
4. I ’m not / aren’t from the UK. I’m Australian.
5. A: Are you from

China? B: No, we isn’t
aren’t.
/
3 Write my, your, his, her, our, or their. (5 points)

Hi! My name is Marcia. I have two sisters. Their names are Sara and Gracie.
My sisters are twins, and they’re fifteen years old. I also have a brother.
His name’s Tom. Tom’s only six. We live in San Diego with our parents.

Their names are Bob and Katie.

Saba Douglas-Hamilton and Frank Pope live in the middle of Kenya’s Samburu
National Park with their three daughters, Selkie, Luna, and Mayian. Every day,
elephants, lions, snakes, and monkeys come to their home. There are monkeys in
their kitchen and elephants in the garden. “We don’t go to school,” says Selkie.
“The park is our school. We love learning about wild animals.” There are over 500
elephants in the park and Saba is an elephant expert. Saba says, “People and
elephants are not very different. They both like doing things with their families.”
1. Where is Saba and her family’s home?

A. in a city in Kenya B. in a national park in Kenya
2. How many children are there in Saba’s family?
A. three boys B.
three girls
3. Where are the elephants?
in the garden B. in the kitchen
A.
4. Which school does Selkie go to?
A. The school near the park. B. She doesn’t go to school.
5. Which animals does Saba know a lot about?
A. elephants B. monkeys
1. Sabina is Markus’ cousin. T
2. Sabina is from Australia. T
3. Sabina likes cats and dogs. F
4. Sabina’s pet is in her parents’ bedroom. F
5. Sabina’s pet is very long. T
6 Listen. Complete the words. Then put the words in the correct column.
TR: 2 (5 points)
1. pl ane 2. pl ay 3. Sp ai n 4. m ake 5. p ai nt
rain skate say

Spain plane play
paint make

Unit 2 Name:
1 Look. What five things can you see? Match A–E with 1–8. There are
three words you don’t need. (5 points)
A B C
D E
1. forest B 2. lake C 3. waterfall E 4. town

5. village 6. mountain D 7. path 8. field A
2 Write do, does, don’t, or doesn’t. (5 points)

1. A: Do you live in a village? B: No, I don’t.
2. A: Does David come from Brazil? B: No, he doesn’t .
3. A: Does Amy live in a town? B: No, she lives in a village.
4. A: Do Arjun and Pranav come from India? B: Yes, they do.
5. A: Do you and your sister live near a river? B: No, we don’t .
aboveacrossalongdownthrough
1. Christina loves skiing down mountains.
2. Joe often walks through forests.
3. Pete is swimming across the river.
4. Sylvie is riding her bike along the path in the park.
5. We’re above the city in a balloon.

4 Read the text. Put the events in the correct order. (5 points)
Jordan lives on Egilsay, a small Scottish island. Around 30 people live on the
island, so there isn’t a school. Every morning, Jordan gets up early, makes his
lunch, and rides his bike across the small island. He gets on a boat to another
island called
Rousey. It takes 20 minutes. When he gets to Rousey, he gets on the minibus to school.
When Jordan gets to school, he meets his friends.
4 A. Jordan goes across Rousey on a minibus.
5 B. Jordan sees his friends.
2 C. Jordan goes across Egilsay on his bike.
1 D. Jordan leaves home very early.
3 E. Jordan travels from Egilsay to Rousey on a boat.
1. To get to the festival, walk down River /Lake Street.
2. Then, go past a school / farm.
3. Follow the path along the river /

through the park to get to the festival.
4. The festival is in a big park / a big field.
5. It's / thirty minutes to get to the festival from the village.

twenty
1. My big sister has a new bab y .
2. Saturday is my favorite day of the w ee k.
3. Can you climb tr ee s?
4. It’s my birthday. I’m happ y !
5. It’s hot today. We’re at the b ea ch.

Unit 3 Name:
1 Match to make correct sentences. (5 points)

1. Alexa takes D A. away his toys before he goes to bed.
2. Joe always puts A B. the dishes after dinner.
3. Yousef practices E C. her bed in the morning.
4. I usually wash B D. out the garbage before she goes to school.
5. Dani makes C E. the piano every day.
2 Complete with never, sometimes, usually, or always. (5 points)

1. Cristina feeds the cat every day before she goes to school.
Cristina always feeds the cat before she goes to school.
2. Henry doesn’t cook dinner for his family.
Henry never cooks dinner for his family.
3. Jo is tired after school on Monday and Tuesday, but not on other days.
Jo is sometimes tired after school.
4. I water the plants from Monday to Thursday, but not on Friday.
I usually water the plants on weekdays.
5. We don’t play in the park when it’s cold.
We never play in the park when it’s cold.

1. Tracey helps her mom at home .
A. on weekends B. a weekend C. in weekends
2. do you clean up your bedroom?
A. How every B. Twice C. How often
3. We go to the movie theater a week.
A. two B. one C.
once
4. , I walk to school.
A. In morning Every morning C. On morning
B.
5. My parents cook a day. A. every week B.

morning
C. three times

“A Long Walk to Water” is a book by Linda Sue Park. The book tells the story of
Nya, an eleven-year-old girl. Nya lives in South Sudan in Africa. At the beginning
of the story, there is no fresh water in Nya’s village, so she walks eight hours a
day to get water. It’s hot and the water’s heavy, and Nya can’t go to the school in
the village because she’s always walking to the river for water. One day, some
people come and build a well in Nya’s village. Nya is very happy. Now her family
has water and she can go to school.
1. Linda Sue Park is the writer of a book / a person in a story.

2. At the beginning of the story, Nya is ten /
eleven years old.
3. In the story, Nya goes to get water once a day /
more than once a day.
4. Nya can’t go to school becauseshe’s always walking to get water
/ there is no
school in her village.
5. There is / an unhappy ending to the story.
a happy
1. Ana cleans up her room every morning. F
2. She never makes her bed on school days. F
3. She helps clean up the house on Sundays. T
4. She never cooks dinner on weekends. T
5. She helps her dad wash the dishes. F
6 Listen. Complete the words. Then put the words in the

correct column. TR: 6 (5 points)
1. The answer isn’t wrong. It’s r igh t.
2. I always tr y to clean up.
3. We go out tw ice a week.
4. I have a new b ike .
5. Where’s m y bag?
fly rice light

try twice right
my bike

Unit 4 Name:
1 Look at the photos. Write the correct hobby. (5 points)
1. read comic books 2. play video games
3. collect stickers 4. do puzzles
5. roller skate
likelikesdon’t likedoesn’t like
1. Max doesn’t like playing games. 4. We like going to the movies. (✓)
(x)
5. They don’t like playing hide-and-seek. (x)
2. I don’t like making things. (x)
3. Anja likes playing sports.

( ✓)
3 Complete questions and answers. Use do, does, don’t,

doesn’t, or like. (5 points)
1. A: Does Jerry like swimming?
B: Yes, he does .
2. A: Does Ameera like putting away her toys?
B: No, she doesn’t .
3. A: Do you like coffee?
B: No, I don’t .
4. A: Do Luca and Andrea like walking to school?

B: No, they don’t .
5. A: Do children like doing homework?
B: Yes, they do !

Bob Bretall lives in California in the United States, and he collects comic books.
Every week, he goes to the store and buys 140 new comic books! Today, he has over
100,000 different comic books in his house and he doesn’t want to stop collecting
them! Bob puts the comic books in boxes in different rooms in his house. There are
comic books in every room! He also reads over 100 comic books every week. His favorite
is Spider-Man. He loves old comic books. Bob also collects things like Superman T-
shirts and toys, but he doesn’t like watching superhero movies.
1. Bob Bretall loves comic books. T
2. He often buys a lot of comic books. T
3. Bob’s comic books are all in a big box in his bedroom. F
4. Bob’s favorite comic books are old. T
5. He loves watching Superman movies. F
5 Listen and match the people (1–5) with the hobbies (A–F). There is one
hobby you don’t need. TR: 7 (5 points)
1. Dan C A. watching movies

2. Dan’s brother E B. baking
3. Dan’s sister A C. reading comic books
4. Dan’s mom D D. roller-skating
5. Dan’s dad B E. playing video games
F. doing puzzles
1. wind ow
4. h ome
2. sn ow
5. c oa t
3. b oa t
yellow goat nose

window boat home
snow coat

Unit 5 Name:
1 Look at the photos. Write the correct food or drink. (5 points)

1.
2.
pancakes
milkshakes
3.
4.
sandwiches
vegetables
5.
pasta
2 Write a, some, or any. (5 points)

1. There isn’t any juice in the refrigerator.
2. I always put some ketchup on my burger.
3. Can I have a cheese sandwich, please?
4. Are there any restaurants in your town?
5. We eat a lot of chocolate.

1. I usually drink a plate / glass / bag of water or juice with my lunch.
2. I eat a big
plate / slice / bottle of pasta every day.
3. We get a plate /
bag / bottle of potatoes when we go shopping.
4. Jack has two bowls / glasses / slices

of bread. He wants to make a sandwich.
5. Can I have a glass / bag /bowl
of soup, please?

My favorite place is a diner called Spice. I live in a small village but my family
and I often travel into the city center to go shopping, and we always eat at Spice
when we’re there. It’s a small place, and you can buy big plates of noodles and
vegetables there. They don’t cook any meat or fish, but that’s OK. I like vegetables
and I love watching the robots. That's right, robots! They’re the really good thing
about Spice. People don’t make your food – robots do! They cook the food and put it
on plates for you!
1. Spice is a diner in a small village / the city center.
2. Spice is / isn’t a very big diner.

3. You can eat fish /
noodles at Spice.
4. The writer likes meat /
vegetables when she’s at Spice.
5. At Spice, robots cook your food
/ take your food to your table.
1. Ms. Carla likes / doesn’t like eating out.
2. Ms. Carla’s favorite restaurant cooks Mexican /

Chinese food.
3. Ms. Carla’s favorite restaurant is near her house /
in the city center.
4. Ms. Carla likes eating / noodles when she eats out.
soup
5. Ms. Carla thinks the vegetable dishes at her favorite restaurant are really good /
really bad.
1. Joe always ch oo ses to eat pasta on T ue sday.
2. Anna’s bl ue shoes are h uge .
3. The r u l e r is on the comp ute r.
4. There’s a big ball oo n in the classr oo m.
5. It’s tr ue – I love sm oo thies!

Unit 6 Name:
1 Look at the photos. Write the correct animals. (5 points)

1.
2.
kangaroo
dolphin
3.
4.
penguin
panda
5.
bat
What are the animals doing now?
1. The whales are swimming (swim) in the ocean.

2. The crocodiles are looking (look) for food.
3. A small monkey is climbing (climb) a tree.
4. There is an old cat in the tree, but it isn’t sleeping (not sleep).
5. The lions don’t have any food, so they aren’t eating (not eat).
3 Put the words in order to make questions. Then answer them. (5 points)
1. A: eating / Are / a sandwich / you / ? Are the animals hiding in the
Are you eating a sandwich? trees?
am B: Yes, they are .

B: Yes, I .
2. A: looking / What / at / they / are / ?

What are they looking at?
B: A lion!
3. A: in the trees / Are / the animals /

hiding / ?

4. A: Why / the dolphins jumping / in the ocean /
are / ?
Why are the dolphins jumping in the ocean?
B: I don’t know!
5. A: of the animals / she / taking / Is /
photos / ?
Is she taking photos of the animals?
B: No, she isn’t .

It’s one o’clock in the morning in a forest in South America, and night monkeys are
looking for food. They love eating fruit and they sometimes eat insects when they
can find them. The night monkeys are climbing trees. They’re very good at climbing
and never come down from the trees.
Now it’s ten o’clock and it’s sunny and hot in the forest. You can’t see any night
monkeys. They are sleeping. Night monkeys usually sleep for 17 hours a day. That’s
70% of their lives. They’re also hiding in the trees. The forest is dangerous for night
monkeys in the daytime.
1. Night monkeys’ favorite food is fruit. T
2. Night monkeys never eat insects. F
3. Night monkeys live in trees all the time. T
4. Night monkeys usually sleep in the day. T
5. Night monkeys hide in the daytime. T
A. running.
The monkeys are… A, C, D B. sitting in a tree.
The leopards are… B, E C. jumping.
D. making a noise.
E. eating.
1. I’m sitting in the ca f é with Tom and Matt.
2. Matt is playing a game on his ph one.
3. Tom is taking a ph oto of me!
4. We’re eating f ish.
5. Matt is telling us a f unny story.

Unit 7 Name:
beardcurlydarklightroundstraightthin
This is a photo of my parents, my brother and me. My dad has straight, dark
hair. He also has a beard and a moustache. My brother’s hair isn’t dark – it’s
light . My mom has short, dark, curly hair, but I have very long, dark,
straight hair.
2 Complete the comparative sentences. Use the information in the

chart. (5 points)
Age Height Hair

Jo 11 127 centimeters long, light
Stelios 12 143 centimeters short, dark
Petra 12 144 centimeters long, dark
1. Jo / long hair / Stelios
Jo has longer hair than Stelios .

2. Stelios and Petra / tall / Jo
Stelios and Petra are taller than Jo .
3. Stelios / short hair / Petra
Stelios has shorter hair than Petra .

4. Stelios and Petra / dark hair / Jo
Stelios and Petra have darker hair than Jo .
5. Stelios and Petra / old / Jo

Stelios and Petra are older than Jo .

3 Write superlative sentences. Use the information in Activity 2. (5 points)
Jo, Stelios, and Petra are in the same class. Petra is the tallest (tall) student in the
class and Jo is the shortest (short) student. Jo is the youngest (young) student in
the class. Stelios has the shortest (short) hair, but Jo has the lightest (light) hair.
4 Read the text. Write T (true), F (false), or DS (doesn’t say). (5 points)

The tallest people in the world come from the Netherlands. And that’s a fact! Men
and women in the Netherlands are getting taller! People in other countries in the
north of Europe, like Norway and Germany, are one or two centimeters shorter.
They are twenty centimeters taller than people who lived in the country a hundred
years ago. But why is it? Some people think it’s because of the food they eat. They
drink a lot of milk and eat a lot of cheese and meat.
1. People from the Netherlands are taller than people from Germany. T
2. People from Norway are shorter than people from Germany. DS
3. In the past, people in the Netherlands were a lot shorter than now. T
4. People in the Netherlands are very tall because of the food they eat. T
5. People in the Netherlands don’t often eat meat. F
1. Gloria is Marisa’s sister / cousin.

2. Gloria has
straight / curly hair.
3. Marisa is shorter
/ taller than Gloria.
4. Anna is older
/ younger than Gloria.
5. Marisa and Gloria have / different interests.
the same
6 Listen. Complete the words. Circle the word that is different.

TR: 16 (5 points)
1. m or ning b or ing ar
p ty
2. f or ty th ir sty ir
th ty
3. sh or t sh ir t sk ir t
4. c ar f or st ar

5. b ir d ar ir
c d th d

Unit 8 Name:
1Complete. There are two words you don’t need. (5 points)

achecoughmedicineshouldersicksorestomach
1. Sara isn’t at school today because she’s sick . She has a cold
and a(n) cough .
2. I have a(n) sore neck and backache. Ow!
3. I have an ear ache , and I need some medicine.
2 Complete. Use must or must not and a verb from the box. (5 points)
1. Theresa has toothache, so she must go to the dentist.

go x 2 play stay wear
2. It’s time for school. I must not stay in bed.
3. Are you tired at school? You must go to bed earlier.
4. It’s time to do my homework. I must not play video games.
5. The children are cold. They must wear their coats.
3 Write sentences. (5 points)
1. important / eat / fruit and vegetables

It’s important to eat fruit and vegetables.
2. not difficult / make / new friends

It isn’t difficult to make new friends.
3. healthy / drink / a lot of water every day

It’s healthy to drink a lot of water every day.
4. not good / watch / movies late at night on school days

It isn’t good to watch movies late at night on school days.
5. fun / play / games with friends

It’s fun to play games with friends.

Do you like doing exercise and meeting new friends? Yes? Then come to judo
classes at Central Hall on Main Street. There are classes twice a week on Monday
afternoons and Wednesday evenings. Judo is more fun than running or swimming,
and it’s easier to learn than sports like tennis or badminton. You must wear white
clothes and you must not wear shoes or sneakers when you do judo. Come and try
this amazing sport!
1. You can do judo at a place on Central /

Main / Hall Street.
2. There are judo classes on Tuesdays / Fridays /
Mondays and Wednesdays.
3. You can do judo in the morning / afternoon evening on Wednesdays.
/
4. Swimming / / Running is more difficult to learn than judo.
Badminton
5. It’s important to wear your shoes / white clothes / sneakers when you do judo.
5 Listen.
points)
Circle the correct answers. TR: 17 (5
1. Does Simone like doing cross-country running? Yes / No
2. Is Simone good at cross-country running? Yes / No
3. Does Marco do cross-country running at school? Yes / No
4. Does Marco do cross-country once a week? Yes / No
5. Is Marco good at other sports? Yes

/ No
6 Listen. Complete the words. TR: 18 (5

points)
1. I saw a small, br ow n m ou se.
2. Walk d ow n the hill into the t ow n.
3. There’s a r ou nd table in their h ou se.
4. There are a lot of c ow s in the fields ou tside.
5. Zoe can c ou nt to a hundred in Spanish n ow

.

Unit 9 Name:
1 Match the places to the sentences. There are two places you
don’t need. (5 points)
bus stopcaféhospitalmovie theaterparking lotsports centersupermarket
1. Peter is very sick. hospital
2. Joanna wants to meet friends and have coffee. café
3. Ana is shopping for food. supermarket
4. Pablo wants to get his car. parking lot
5. Jerry wants to play badminton. sports center
2 Match to make correct sentences and questions. (5 points)
1. Was there B A. any people in the store.
2. There weren’t A B. a movie theater in the city?
3. Were there D C. some old buildings in the center.
4. There wasn’t E D. any bookstores?
5. There were C E. a supermarket in the town.

1. In these / those days, there weren’t many people in the cities.
2. A lot of people live in skyscrapersnow / then.
3. When my grandparents were young, there aren’t / weren’t any cell phones.
4. Now / These days, we have more things.
5. Twenty-five years then / ago, my dad was in school.

Brasília is the capital city of Brazil. These
days, around 2.5 million people live in the city,
and there are a lot of important buildings
there. Seventy years ago, there were no
people and no buildings. This is because
Brasília is a new city. From 1763 until 1960,
the city of Rio de Janeiro was Brazil’s capital,
but many people
weren’t happy. They wanted a new capital because Rio wasn’t in the center of Brazil.
Today, a lot of people visit modern Brasília. The oldest building in the city is from 1956.
1. More than two million people live in Brasília today. T
2. Rio de Janeiro is Brazil’s capital city now. F
3. Rio de Janeiro and Brasília are in the center of Brazil. F
4. Not many visitors go to Brasília these days. F
5. There were no buildings in Brasília in 1950. T
5 Listen. Check (✓) the correct answers. TR: 19 (5 points)
When Annika’s grandmother was young, which buildings were there?
1. a restaurant
✓ 2. a café 3. a shopping center
4. an old market
✓ 5. a movie ✓ 6. a supermarket ✓
7. a book store theater
9. a factory
✓ 8. a hospital
1. p ur ple 2. w or d 3. sk i rt 4. p er son 5. g ir l
bird were work burger

skirt person word purple
girl

Unit 10 Name:
1Complete. (5 points)
bikeclimblaughstaywait
1. A: Do you bike to school? B: No, I don’t. I usually walk.
2. When we’re sick, we don’t go to school. We stay home.
3. Every morning, I wait for the bus at the bus stop. Sometimes it’s late!
4. On weekends, we go to the forest and climb trees. It’s fun!
5. I love movies! I laugh when they’re funny and cry when they’re sad.
1. José stayed (stay) on a farm in a village when he was on vacation.
2. Two years ago, Leanne lived (live) in India.
3. I didn’t like (not like) burgers when I was young.
4. Joanna didn’t play (not play) basketball when she was young.
5. When he was six, Dev walked (walk) to school with his mom.
3 Write questions and answers. (5 points)
1. / most people / live in cities / 500 years ago / ?

Did most people live in cities 500 years ago?
No, / they / .
No, they didn’t.
2. / children / walk to school / in the past / ?

Did children walk to school in the past?
Yes, / .
Yes, they did.
3. / a lot of people / work in factories / 100 years ago / ?

Did a lot of people work in factories 100 years ago?
Yes. I think so!

4 Read the text. Answer the questions. (5 points)
Easter Island is in the Pacific Ocean. It is 1,900 kilometers
from Pitcairn, the nearest island, and 3,500 kilometers
from Chile. Only about 8,000 people live there. Eight
hundred years ago, the Rapa Nui people lived on the
island. They were good at building, but they didn’t build
pyramids or large towns. They built large statues called
moai. These statues can be ten meters high and their
faces are bigger than their bodies. There are more than 600 statues on the island.
Today, the island is famous for its moai, but nobody knows why the Rapa Nui people
built them.
1. How far is Easter Island from Chile? 3,500 kilometers
2. How many people live on Easter Island? 8,000
3. When did the Rapa Nui people build their moai? 800 years ago
4. How high can the moai be? ten meters
5. How many moai are there on the island? more than 600
1. They played computer games D A. on Saturday morning.

2. They walked in the forest A B. on Saturday afternoon.
3. They played soccer B C. on Saturday evening.
4. They walked to the river E D. on Sunday morning.
5. They watched a movie C E. on Sunday afternoon.
6 Listen. Circle the word with a different sound. TR: 22 (5 points)
1. car scary fair

2. bear wear ear
3. parent square art
4. chair paint hair
5. pear scarf square

Unit 11 Name:

1. Can we go canoeing on the lake?
2. get
I want go
to have
see a make
shootingride see sleep
star tonight.
3. It’s difficult to find your way home. Did you get lost?
4. It isn’t easy to make friends at a new school.
5. On sunny days, we have a picnic in the park.
2 Complete with the verbs from the box. Use the simple past. (5 points)
eatgetgositsleep
Yesterday morning, we got on the train and went to the beach. We sat
next to the window and looked out it. I ate my sandwiches, but Elena didn’t
want her sandwiches. She was tired, so she closed her eyes and slept on the
train. We were at the beach when she woke up.
3 Write questions. Use the question words. (5 points)

1. / you / go / last weekend? 4. / she / feel sad?
What What Where Who Why
Where did you go last weekend? Why did she feel sad?
Because she didn’t go away last

We went to the mountains.
weekend.
2. / you / meet?
5. / the teacher / want to do?
Who did you meet?
What did the teacher want to do?
We met Jack and Cathy. She wanted to start the class.
3. / Anna / say?
What did Anna say?
She said, “How are you?”

4 Read the text. Circle the correct answers. (5 points)
When they were boys, Dana Starkell and his younger brother Jeff never had boring
vacations. Their dad loved adventure, so he organized amazing trips every summer.
They swam across lakes, walked through forests, and, one summer, when Dana
was only eleven, he climbed Mount Rundle in Canada with his dad. The mountain is
3,000 meters high!
When Dana and Jeff finished school in 1980, their dad planned the best trip ever!
The three of them went canoeing. They started in Canada, went through the US, and
the trip ended in Brazil two years and 20,000 kilometers later!
1. How old are Dana and Jeff Starkell?

A. They are the same age. B. Dana is older than Jeff. C. Jeff is the oldest.
2. Who planned summer adventure trips when Dana was young?
A. Dana. B. Dana’s dad. C. Dana and his brother.
3. What did Dana do when he was eleven?
A. He swam across a lake. B. He walked through a forest. C.
He went up a mountain.
4. Who went on the canoeing trip in 1980?
A. Dana B. Dana and his dad Dana, his dad, and his brother.
C.
5. Where did they finish the canoeing trip?
A. Brazil B. the US C. Canada
1. Jack stayed at a campsite last summer / two summers ago.
2. Jack was with his

dad and sister / mom and brother on vacation.
3. Jack ate breakfast
outside / inside the tent every day.
4. Every day, Jack went on a long / bike ride.

walk
5. Jack climbed a tree once / twice.
1. pen c ils c
4. ity
2. pa g e
5. hu g e
3. fa c e

Unit 12 Test Name:
Score: / 30 points
1 Circle the correct answers. (5 points)
1. I love going on rides at the .
A. wildlife park fair C. art gallery

B.
2. You can see dinosaurs at the Natural History .
A. Museum B. Camp C. Gallery
3. There were interesting paintings and sculptures in the .
A. theme park B. water park C.
art gallery
4. I saw lions and monkeys at the .
wildlife park B. theme park C. water park
A.
5. We sleep in a tent, sing songs, play games, and make friends at .
A. fair B. art gallery C. summer camp
2 Put the words in order to make sentences. (5 points)

1. play / going / I’m / soccer / not / to / .
I’m not going to play soccer.
2. to / Sal / is / cook / going / lunch / .

Sal is going to cook lunch.
3. aren’t / a / going / We / see / to / movie / .

We aren’t going to see a movie.
4. theme park / to / The / a / children / going / visit / are / .

The children are going to visit a theme park.
5. going / He / camping / go / to / isn’t / .

He isn’t going to go camping.
1. A: Is Jake going to come to the party? B: No, he isn’t .
2. A: Are you going to play tennis? B: No, I’m not .
3. A: Are Will and Harry going to play tennis? B: Yes, they are .
4. A: Are you going to help? B: No, we aren’t .
5. A: Is Kim going to visit the museum? B: Yes, she is .

Near the city of Guangzhou, you can visit Chimelong Paradise, one of the biggest
theme parks in China. It opened in 2006 and has more than 60 exciting rides. Fifty
thousand people visit the park every day. Not far from the theme park, there’s a
water park, a wildlife park, and a circus. You can buy a ticket to visit all the parks, but
you need more than one day to visit everything! They’re building a Marine Science
Museum and they're going to build a new, bigger roller coaster inside the park!
1. Chimelong Paradise is bigger than other theme parks in China. F
2. Thousands of people go to Chimelong Paradise every day. T
3. There’s a circus near Chimelong Paradise theme park. T
4. You must buy different tickets to visit the water park and the wildlife park. F
5. Last year, they built a Marine Science Museum near Chimelong Paradise
theme park. F
1. Sabrina is going to visit the Dinosaur Museum inMarch / April.
2. Sabrina and her classmates are going to travel there by bus / train.
3. They’re going to
stay one night / two nights in a hotel.
4. They’re going to draw pictures / take photos of dinosaurs at the museum.
5. Sabrina is going to visit the museum with her Emma and Molly
classmates / Molly
and Anna.
6 Listen. Circle the sounds that are not stressed. TR: 26 (5

points)
1. banana
2. sister
3. water
4. travel
5. zebra

1. 2.
lake field waterfall path river farm

3. 4.
pancakes ketchup soup salad

sandwiches vegetables
5.
dolphin panda bat
2 Write words from the box in the correct group. There are two words
bowlItalypastasonstrawtownwhale
1. Argentina, Brazil, Italy
2. farm, village, town
3. noodles, pancakes, pasta
4. shark, penguin, whale
5. daughter, parent, son

collectgoplaytakewater
1. We take out the garbage on Wednesdays.

2. Do you collect stickers? I do. I have over 200!
3. How often do you go shopping?
4. Please water the plants when I’m on vacation.
5. My sister and I often play hide-and-seek in the yard.

1. My sisters’ names are Nala and Ayana, and their / his / her favorite activity is baking.
2. Carla always walks under /
through / along a forest on her way to
3. I practice the piano on / one once
school. a week.
/
4. There's a / some / any juice in the refrigerator.
5. Joe never / usually / always eats sandwiches because he doesn’t like bread.
aredodoesdoingis
1. Where are your parents from?

2. Does Annie live in a village?
3. How often do you wash the dishes?
4. Do you like doing puzzles?
5. Is the penguin looking for food?
1. Are there a lot of things to eat? C A. Yes, I am.

2. Do you live in a small village? F B. Yes, she likes.
3. Are you feeding the dog? A C. No, there aren’t.
4. Does Amy like making things? G D. Yes, they are.
5. Are Jim and Freddie playing video games? D E. Yes, it is.
F. No, we don’t.

G. No, she doesn’t.

Abasi and his sister Adhama live with their grandparents in a small Maasai village
in Tanzania. There’s no electricity or internet in their village, but there’s water. A
river
goes past the children’s house, and, every day, people go there to wash and collect
water to drink. There are a lot of children in the village, and they go to school five
days a week. Adhama loves school and she likes helping her grandmother when
she bakes bread at home. Abasi helps his grandfather in the fields. They feed their
cows. Maasai boys and girls wear clothes of all colors. Abasi prefers red clothes
and Adhama prefers blue.
1. Abasi is Adhama’s brother. T
2. Abasi and Adhama live with their mom and dad. F
3. People never drink the water from the river near Abasi and
Adhama’s house. F
4. Children go to school every day in Abasi and Adhama’s village. T
5. Adhama doesn’t usually wear red clothes. T
1. There’s no internet / water in Abasi and Adhama’s village.
2. There’s a lake / river near Abasi and Adhama’s village.
3. Adhama sometimes bakes with her grandfather / grandmother.
4. Abasi works
in the fields / with his grandmother after school.
5. Girls wear red / blue
clothes in Abasi and Adhama’s village.
9 Listen and match the people (1–5) with the activities (A–E).
TR: 13 (5 points)
1. After school, Maria always D A. watches TV.
2. Maria sometimes C B. practices the piano.
3. Maria usually E C. reads comic books.
4. Maria never A D. feeds the dog.
5. Once a week, Maria B E. takes a sandwich to her room.
LEVEL 3
10
Listen. Circle the correct sounds to complete the words. TR: 14 (5
points)
1. tr
A. ea B. y C. ee
2. pl
A. ay B. ai C. ae
3. tr
A. oo B. ue C. ow
4. b t
A. ow B. oo C. oa
5. sk
A. igh B. y C. ai
AugustJanuaryNeither do ISo do Itwelfth
1. What are the summer months in your
country? June, July, August , and

September.

2. When is your birthday?
It’s on July twelfth .
3. I don’t like bananas.

Neither do I .
4. What are the coldest months in your country?
December, January , and February.
5. I live in New York.

So do I !
LEVEL 3
Picture A

Picture B
1. In picture A, a girl with short hair is playing a video game. In picture B, a girl with short hair is
watching a movie.
2. In picture A, a girl with short hair is drinking from a bottle. In picture B, a girl with short hair is eating a
sandwich.
3. In picture A, a girl with long hair is reading a comic book. In picture B, a girl with long hair is doing a puzzle.
4. In picture A, a girl with long hair is drinking a milkshake. In picture B, a girl with long hair is eating noodles.
5. In picture A, there is a whale (on the wall). In picture B, there is a kangaroo (on the wall).
LEVEL 3
1. 2.
farm forest lake river mountain waterfall

3. 4.
sandwiches pancakes vegetables soup salad

milkshakes
5.
whale parrot bat
bottledaughterJapannoodlesplatesharkvillage
1. Australia, Poland, Japan
2. town, field, village
3. pasta, ketchup, noodles
4. kangaroo, penguin, shark
5. son, grandparent, daughter
LEVEL 3
bakecleanpracticereadwash
1. How often do you clean up your bedroom?

2. Do you bake cakes with your mom on weekends?
3. How often do you wash the dishes?
4. I want to read a comic book when I get home.
5. We practice the piano every day.

1. My brother’s name is Martin, and their / his / its favorite activity is roller-skating.
2. We often walk above / through / along a path through the forest on our way to school.
3. Jasminenever / usually / always drinks milkshakes because she doesn’t like milk.
4. I take out the garbage on / one /once a week.
5. There'sa / some / any sandwich for you on the kitchen table.
amaredodoesis
1. Where is your grandmother from?

2. Do Jaime and Vicente go to school on Saturdays?
3. How often does he water the plants?
4. I am watching a movie.
5. Are the parrots talking?
1. Are there a lot of puzzles to do? G A. No, we don’t.

2. Do you make things? A B. Yes, she likes it.
3. Are you picking fruit? F C. Yes, it is.
4. Does Amelia like vegetables? E D. Yes, they are.
5. Are Ahmed and Faroukh reading comic books? D E. No, she doesn’t.
F. Yes, I am.
G. No, there aren’t.

Hoa and her brother Duc live in a village in the mountains of Vietnam in Asia.
Their house is small, and they live with their parents and grandparents. Every
day, they walk along a river through the forest to school. It’s five kilometers from
home, and there isn’t a bus. At home, after school, Hoa and Duc sometimes work
in the rice fields with their mom and dad. They always eat rice for dinner, with
meat and vegetables, in a big bowl. In the evening, Duc and Hoa help out at
home. Duc always takes out the garbage, and Hoa often washes the dishes.
1. Duc and Hoa are brothers. F
2. Duc and Hoa live in a big house in a small town. F
3. Hoa and Duc don’t go to a school near their house. T
4. Hoa and Duc never eat meat at home. F
5. Duc usually washes the dishes when he is at home. F
1. Duc and Hoa’s grandmother lives / doesn’t live in their house.
2. Duc and Hoa go through the mountains / along a river when they walk to school.
3. Duc and Hoa sometimes / never take the bus to school.
4. Hoa worksin the fields / in the forest after school.
5. Duc takes out the garbage every morning / evening.
9 Listen and match the people (1–5) with the activities (A–E). TR: 13 (5 points)
1. After school, Maria always B A. plays video games.
2. Maria sometimes C B. washes the dishes.
3. Maria usually E C. waters the plants.
4. Maria never A D. practices the piano.
5. Once a week, Maria D E. listens to music in her room.
LEVEL 3
10
Listen. Circle the correct sounds to complete the words. TR: 14 (5 points)
1. tr
A. y B. ee C. ea
2. pl
A. ae B. ay C. ai
3. tr
A. ow B. oo C. ue
4. b t
A. oo B. oa C. ow
5. sk
A. ai B. igh C. y
DecemberfifthJulyNeither do ISo do I
1. When do people go on vacation to the beach in your country?
In July , August, and September when it’s hot.
2. When is the festival?

It’s on May fifth .
3. I don’t play video games very often.

Neither do I .
4. When is there snow in your country?
In the cold months of December , January, and February.
5. I go to the shopping mall every Saturday.

So do I !
LEVEL 3
Picture A

Picture B
1. In picture A, a boy is washing dishes. In picture B, a boy is watering a plant.

2. In picture A, there are plates and bowls. In picture B, there are glasses.
3. In picture A, a boy is wearing a T-shirt with a penguin on it. In picture B, a boy is wearing a T-shirt
with a shark on it.
4. In picture A, a girl is taking out the garbage. In picture B, a girl is fixing her bike.
5. In picture A, there is a river through the window. In picture B, there is a lake through the window.
LEVEL 3
1.
2.
beard moustache curly hair parking lot factory market

3. 4.
shoulder stomach tooth

5.
museum theme park art gallery
fair ride
sculpture
2 Match. (5 points)
1. I’m at a theme park and I’m riding on a B A. sore neck.
2. I’m playing soccer at the D B. roller coaster.
3. I have a bad back and a A C. wildlife park.
4. At night, you can sometimes see a E D. sports center.
5. You can see lions and monkeys in a C E. shooting star.
gethavemakewaitwalk
1. Did you get lost in the forest? picnic?

2. Do you wait for the bus at the
bus stop every day?
3. How often do you have a
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4. It’s difficult to make friends at a
new school.
5. Do you walk to school or take
the bus?

1. You mustlisten / to listen / listening to the teacher in class.
2. It isn’t easy play /

to play / played the piano.
3. Are you go / to go /
going to meet you friends in the café?
4. Sally must not

get / to get / getting up late.
5. I’m going visit /
to visit / visiting my grandparents.
1. Sultan Kösen, from Turkey, is the tallest (tall) man in the world. He is 251
centimeters tall!
2. The pygmy marmoset is only 150 millimeters long. It’s smaller than (small) all other
monkeys.
3. Argentinosaurus was the biggest (big) dinosaur in history!
4. At 34 meters long, a dinosaur named Supersaurus vivianae was longer than
(long) all the other dinosaurs.
5. King penguins are up to 100 centimeters tall. They are shorter than
(short) emperor penguins which are around 120 centimeters tall.
Today, there are (be) millions of skyscrapers in the world, but150 years ago,
people didn’t live (not live) in skyscrapers! The first city center skyscraper
was (be) the Home Insurance Building in Chicago, US. When they built it,
people went (go) to Chicago from all over the US to see it. Many people
asked, “How did they build (they / build) this amazing new building?”
LEVEL 3
In September 2014, Danell Lynn got on her motorcycle in Phoenix, Arizona and
rode across the US. She visited 48 states and didn’t stop riding for a year. She slept
in a tent every night, ate outside, made a lot of new friends, and never got lost.
She traveled 78,000 kilometers. It was the longest motorcycle journey in the US.
Danell only started riding motorcycles in 2010, so why did she go across the US?
She did it because she loves going places. When she was very young, she enjoyed
visiting Europe with her mom and dad, and in 2009, she had a great time in Cuba.
She’s a world traveler!
1. Danell rode her motorcycle for one year. T
2. She often stayed in hotels when she rode across the US. F
3. She didn’t meet many people when she rode across the US. F
4. She didn’t get lost when she rode across the US. T
5. She went across the US with her parents. F
8 Read the text again. Put the events in the correct order. (5 points)
3 A. Danell got on a motorcycle for the first time in her life.
1 B. Danell traveled in Europe.
2 C. Danell went to Cuba.
5 D. Danell visited 48 US states on her motorcycle.
4 E. Danell started a motorcycle journey in Phoenix, Arizona.
1. Stacey went camping with her sisters. F
2. She sailed on a lake with Joy and Kate. T
3. She didn’t go swimming with Kate. T
4. Stacey ate outside on Saturday. T
5. On Sunday afternoon, Stacey went canoeing. F

10 Listen. Circle the correct sounds to complete
the words. TR: 28 (5 points)
1. f m
A. ir B. or C. ar
2. h se
A. ou B. ow C. ue
3. w k
A. ur B. or C. er
4. w
A. are B. ear C. air
5. sh t
A. ir B. or C. ur
Carla: Why don’t we play outside?
Tom: No, I don’t want to . It’s cold.
Carla: OK. Should we play video games inside?
Tom: I’m not sure . I don’t really like video games.

Carla: Puzzles? Do you like doing puzzles?
Tom: Yeah! I love puzzles. Let’s do that .
LEVEL 3
Picture A

Picture B
1. In picture A, four children are having a picnic. In picture B, there are no children having a picnic.
2. In picture A, one boy is climbing a tree. In picture B, two boys are climbing a tree.
3. In picture A, a man has a beard. In picture B, a man has a moustache.
4. In picture A, there isn’t a boy riding a bike. In picture B, there’s a boy riding a bike.
5. In picture A, two children are crying. In picture B, two children are laughing.
2 LEVEL 3
LEVEL 3
© Cengage Learning, Inc.
1 Circle the word. (5 points)

1.
2.
curly hair beard light hair movie theater hospital market

3. 4.
stomach tooth wildlife park

back water park theme park
5.
circus sculpture ride
2 Match. (5 points)
1. Susie has a round face and B A. summer camp.
2. We can’t find the car in the E B. straight hair.
3. You can see interesting sculptures in the new D C. shopping center.
4. We always sleep in a tent at A D. art gallery.
5. You can buy food and clothes at the C E. parking lot.
bikeclimbgoseetake
1. Did you go canoeing on from your house to the

vacation? sports center?
2. Did you climb a tree when you
were in the forest?
3. Does it take two hours to travel
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4. Did you see a shooting star in the
sky last night?
5. Do you bike to school or walk?

1. It’s good listen / to listen / listened to your friends.
2. Is she go / to go going to stay home this weekend?

/
/ to write / writing an e-mail to her grandparents.
3. Sophia must write
/ playing soccer later.
4. I’m going play / to play
5. You must not / to run / running in the school.

run
1. Burj Khalifa, in Dubai, is the tallest (tall) building in the world. It is 828 meters tall!
2. The bee hummingbird is only six centimeters long. It’s smaller than (small) all
other birds.
3. The Dodge Tomahawk is the fastest (fast) motorcycle in the world. It can go
560 kilometers per hour!
4. At 6,700 kilometers long, the Nile River in Africa is longer than (long) than
the Volga River in Russia. It’s 3,500 kilometers long.
5. Siberian tigers are bigger than (big) Bengal tigers.
In the 1970s, people started (start) using cell phones for the first time. It wasn’t
(not be) easy to use these phones because they were very big. You didn’t see
(not see) many people using these cell phones. In the early 1990s, a company
made (make) the first smartphone. After this time, more and more people got
a cell phone. Today, there are (be) billions of cell phones in the world!
LEVEL 3
In September 2015, Gaurav Siddharth got on his orange motorcycle and rode across
India. He visited 450 cities and traveled 115,000 kilometers. He stopped riding in
May, 2017 after an amazing journey. Every day, he spent eight hours on the road
and traveled 200 kilometers. He made a lot of new friends and saw some beautiful
places, but he also had some problems. One day, he rode into the Brahmaputra
River! On his journey, he went to Khardung La, the highest road in the world. It’s
5,600 meters high! Gaurav loves traveling but he isn’t going to ride across India
again!
1. Gaurav started and finished his motorcycle journey in 2015. F
2. He traveled 200,000 kilometers. F
3. He didn’t meet many people when he rode across India. F
4. He went into a river on his motorcycle. T
5. He wants to do the same journey in the future. F
8 Read the text again. Answer the questions. (5 points)

1. How many different cities did Gaurav visit? 450
2. What year did he finish his journey? 2017
3. How many hours was he on his motorcycle every day? 8
4. How far did he travel every day? 200 kilometers
5. How high is the world’s highest road? 5,600
1. Stacey went camping for two days last weekend. T
2. Stacey’s sister went on the camping trip. F
3. Stacey and Kate went swimming in a lake on Saturday. F
4. Stacey liked having a picnic outside. T
5. On Sunday morning, Stacey went to a wildlife park. F

10 Listen. Circle the correct sounds to
complete the words. TR: 28 (5 points)
1. f m
A. ar B. or C. ir
2. h se
A. ow B. ue C. ou
3. w k
A. or B. er C. ur
4. w
A. ear B. air C. are
5. sh t
A. or B. ir C. ur
Clarissa: Should we go canoeing tomorrow?
Tomas: That sounds like fun. Let’s do that .
Clarissa: Great. Why don’t we meet in the afternoon?
Tomas: Hmm. I’m not sure . There are a lot of people at the lake in the afternoon.
Clarissa: Oh, OK. So, let’s go in the morning. Do you think we should walk there?
Tomas: No, I don’t want to . Let’s take the bus.
LEVEL 3
Picture A

Picture B
1. In picture A, there is a fair. In picture B, there is a waterpark.

2. In picture A, a family is having a picnic. In picture B, a family is swimming in the lake.
3. In picture A, there is a café. In picture B, there is a parking lot.
4. In picture A, there is a sculpture. In picture B, there is a dinosaur.
5. In picture A, there is a man riding a motorcycle. In picture B, there is a man riding a bike.
LEVEL 3
Units 1–12 Name:
Version A
lakelightpandasonsouptallwhale
1. parent daughter son

4. shark dolphin whale
5. dark curly light

2. river forest lake
3. pasta salad soup
2 Match. (5 points)
1. cable C A. gallery
2. parking E B. stop
3. bus B C. car
4. art A D. park
5. theme D E. lot
climbgetgomakeplay
1. I always make my bed in the morning.

2. I want to play hide-and-seek with my friends.
3. Did you get lost in the forest?
4. We usually go shopping with Mom and Dad on weekends.
5. Did you climb trees when you were younger?

1. Carlos and Marta are from Brazil, their / our / her favorite sport is volleyball.
and
the path near the river.
2. I bike to school around / through /along

3. David is shorter than / that / of his sister.
4. There weren’t a / some / any students in the school.
5. You must eat / to eat / eating fruit and vegetables.
LEVEL 3
4. When / last see a shooting star?
1. Where / live?
When did you last see a shooting star?
Where do you live?
I saw a shooting star last month.
We live in the city center. 5. / going / eat outside?
2. How often / wash the dishes? Are they going to eat outside?
How often does he wash the dishes?
No, they aren’t. It’s cold.
He washes the dishes every day.
3. / playing soccer?
Is she playing soccer?
No, she isn’t.
A lot of people like visiting (visit) different countries, and today it isn’t difficult
to travel (travel) to amazing places anywhere in the world. But, 100 years ago, it
wasn’t (not be) easy! People didn’t fly (not fly) on planes. They went (go) by
ship. It took weeks or months to get to interesting places.

Sasha DiGiulian, from Washington, D.C. in the United States, started climbing mountains
before she was eight years old. When she was a teenager, she was World Junior
Climbing Champion. Today, she climbs mountains in Europe, Asia, and North
America, and she writes about her adventures in magazines. Sasha goes climbing five
days a week for two to three hours, and she goes biking and running every day. She's
very short and strong and eats a lot of fruit and vegetables. Her biggest dream is to
make climbing an Olympic sport. She wants to be in the Olympic Games!
1. When she was a teenager, Sasha DiGiulian started climbing mountains. F
2. You can read about Sasha’s climbing adventures in magazines. T
3. Sasha climbs mountains every week. T
4. Sasha is taller than many mountain climbers. F
5. Sasha was in the last Olympic Games. F

1. Where is Sasha DiGiulian from? Washington, D.C.
2. Where does Sasha climb mountains? Europe, Asia, and North America
3. How much time does Sasha spend

climbing on a typical day? two to three hours
4. What other sports does Sasha do? biking and running
5. What does Sasha usually eat? fruit and vegetables
1. John loves his new school. T
2. John’s old school was smaller than his new school. T
3. The classrooms at John’s new school are very small. F
4. There wasn’t a café at John’s old school. T
5. John went on a school trip to the museum last week. F
1. A. kite B. coat C. cat
2. A. ball B. bowl C. bell
3. A. air B. are C. our
4. A. tree B. true C. try

5. A. shout B. shirt C. short

When is your birthday?
4 A. Yes, let’s do that. I don’t like indoor parties.
2 B. Really, so do I! And my birthday’s in July, too!
1 C. It’s on July 21st. I always have a picnic with my friends.
5 D. Neither do I!
3 E. Why don’t we have a picnic party together next July?
LEVEL 3
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1. One person is indoors and the others are outdoors.

2. One person is cooking and the others are different kinds of food.
3. Dolphins live in the ocean; pandas and kangaroos live on the land.
4. One person is sick and the others are healthy, doing judo, and cycling.
5. The children are playing video games inside and the others are
outside, canoeing and having a picnic.

Units 1–12 Name:
Version B
batBrazilmilkshakemoustacheforestvegetableswhale
1. Italy Japan Brazil bat

4. panda penguin
2. field farm forest moustache
5. hair beard
3. noodles sandwiches vegetables
2 Match. (5 points)
1. curly D A. neck
2. movie E B. coaster
3. roller B C. park
4. sore A D. hair
5. water C E. theater
feedplayreadwaitwash
1. I always wash the dishes after dinner.

2. Please feed the dog when it’s hungry.
3. Did you play hide-and-seek with your friends?
4. Do you read comic books?
5. We always wait for the bus at the bus stop near school.

1. Petra is taller of / that / than her brother.
2. You must not swim / to swim / swimming in the river. It’s dangerous.
3. Harry is from Thailand, and their / its / his favorite sport is soccer.
4. There are a / 5. Simone swam
some
LEVEL 3
/ lot pancakes to eat.
/ down / along the across
lake.

1. What / like doing?

4. going / buy a new car?
What does he like doing?
Are they going to buy a new car?
He likes collecting stickers. No, they aren’t.
2. Which school / go to? 5. When / last go to the circus?

When did you last go to the circus?
Which school do you go to?
I went last January.

We go to Newtown High School.
3. reading comic books?
Are they reading comic books?
No, they aren’t.
I love reading (read) comic books, and today it's easy to find (find) great
comic books in stores or libraries. But when did comic books start? Two hundred years
ago, there
weren’t (not be) any comic books! Then, in 1827, a Swiss artist called Rodolphe Topffer
had (have) a great idea. He started (start) writing the first book with pictures. It
was called “The Adventures of Obadiah Oldbuck”. It was the first comic book.

Tim Kovar loves climbing trees. From May through October, he takes people to
forests in northern California and helps them climb some of the tallest trees in North
America. Last May, he went to the Santa Cruz Mountains with a small group of
climbers and they climbed up a very old redwood tree. The tree, named
“Grandfather”, is 60 meters tall and 1,000 years old, and Tim only climbs it once a
year. The climbers came from many different countries. When they got to the top of
the tree, the view was amazing. From there, they saw forests, fields, rivers, and the
ocean.
1. Tim Kovar goes climbing in northern California every day of the year. F
2. There are redwood trees in the Santa Cruz Mountains. T
3. Tim often climbs “Grandfather” in May. F

4. The group of climbers were from all over the world. T
5. The group of climbers didn’t get to the top of “Grandfather”. F
LEVEL 3
1. When does Tim climb trees every year? from May through October
2. When did the small group of climbers

go up a tree with Tim? May
3. How old is “Grandfather”? 1,000 years old
4. How often does Tim climb

“Grandfather”? once a year
5. What did the climbers see from the

top of “Grandfather”? They saw forests, fields, rivers, and the ocean.
1. John doesn’t like his new school. F
2. John’s new school has more students than his old school. T
3. The classrooms at John’s old school were smaller than the classrooms
at his new school. T
4. There wasn’t a gym at John’s old school. F
5. John is going on a school trip to the museum next week. T
1. A. coat B. cat C. kite

2. A. bowl B. bell C. ball
3. A. our B. are C. air
4. A. tree B. try C. true
5. A. shout B. short C. shirt

When is the music festival?
3 A. Yes, OK. Let’s do that. That sounds like fun.
5 B. Neither do I! Good idea. Let’s go online and buy tickets.
4 C. Should we buy tickets for the festival now? I don’t want to try to buy them
too late.
2D. Do you? So do I! I think it’s great. Why don’t we go to the music festival
together?
1 E. It’s on August 1st. I always go. I love pop music.

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1. Sharks and whales live in the ocean. Bats fly in the sky.
2. The hospital. You go shopping in the market and supermarket, but you go to hospital if you are
sick.
3. One person is helping out and the others are playing. She’s taking out garbage and the
others are reading comic books and playing video games.
4. Forest. River and lake have water, but a forest has trees.
5. One person is going shopping. The others are eating – having a picnic and eating outside.
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Unit 1 Name:

Test Score: / 30 points

2 Circle the correct answer. (5 points)

2. Am / Are you from South Africa?

3. Where is / are Amelia from?

4. I ’m not / aren’t from the UK. I’m Australian.

5. A: Are you from

3 Write my, your, his, her, our, or their. (5 points)

1. Where is Saba and her family’s home?

5 Listen. Write T (true) or F (false). TR: 1 (5 points)

1. Sabina is Markus’ cousin.

rain skate say

2 LEVEL © Cengage Learning,

1. forest 2. lake 3. waterfall 4. town

2 Write do, does, don’t, or doesn’t. (5 points)

2. A: Does David come from Brazil? B: No, he .

3. A: Amy live in a town? B: No, she lives in a village.

4. A: Arjun and Pranav come from India? B: Yes, they do.

5. A: Do you and your sister live near a river? B: No, we .

1. Christina loves skiing mountains.

2. Joe often walks forests.

3. Pete is swimming the river.

4. Sylvie is riding her bike the path in the park.

5. We’re the city in a balloon.

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A. Jordan goes across Rousey on a minibus.

B. Jordan sees his friends.

C. Jordan goes across Egilsay on his bike.

D. Jordan leaves home very early.

5 Listen. Circle the correct answer. TR: 3 (5 points)

1. To get to the festival, walk down River / Lake Street.

2. Then, go past a school / farm.

4. The festival is in a big park / a big field.

6 Listen. Complete the words. TR: 4 (5 points)

1. My big sister has a new bab .

2. Saturday is my favorite day of the w k.

3. Can you climb tr s?

4. It’s my birthday. I’m happ !

5. It’s hot today. We’re at the b ch.

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Match to make correct sentences. (5 points)

2 Complete with never, sometimes, usually, or always. (5 points)

3 Circle the correct answer. (5 points)

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1. Linda Sue Park is the writer of a book / a person in a story.

5 Listen. Write T (true) or F (false). TR: 5 (5 points)

1. Ana cleans up her room every morning.

6 Listen. Complete the words. Then put the words in the

1. The answer isn’t wrong. It’s r t.

2. I always tr to clean up.

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1 Look at the photos. Write the correct hobby. (5 points)

1. Max playing games. (x) 4. We going to the movies. (✓)

3 Complete questions and answers. Use do, does, don’t,

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1. Bob Bretall loves comic books.