For questions 21 – 25, think of words that match the definitions. Write the words on your answer sheet.

Task 1

For questions 1 – 10, choose the most appropriate answer to each question. Write your answers on your answer sheet.

What did you have for dinner?

a. No, we didn’t.

b. Spaghetti and salad.

c. We went to a restaurant.

Where did you put my CD player?

a. Yesterday.

b. Because it was broken.

c. On the bed.

Who did you see yesterday?

a. At the match.

b. My sister and brother.

c. Yes, I did.

What time does the film start?

a. At 7.15, I think.

b. Tom Cruise and Madonna.

c. When did you go?

What’s the date today?

a. The 15^th, I think.

b. It’s 2002.

c. It’s Tuesday.

Where are the coffee mugs?

a. In the cupboard.

b. At breakfast.

c. They’ve gone next door.

How much is it?

a. It’s great.

b. It’s ₤6.60.

c. That’s quite expensive.

It’s warm today, isn't it?

a. Yes, don’t forget your umbrella.

b. Yes, it’s a lovely day.

c. No, it'll rain tomorrow.

I’ve got a bad headache.

a. You should take an aspirin.

b. My dentist is on holiday.

c. How are you?

When are you coming back?

a. Last week.

b. Every morning.

c. Tonight.

Task 2

Here are some signs you can see in the UK and other English-speaking countries. For questions 11 – 20, match each sign with its meaning (A—J). Write your answers on your answer sheet.

		A	This shop never closes
		B	You can sleep and have a meal here
		C	You mustn't go in here
		D	You must pay the exact amount of money
		E	If you have to wait for your train for a long time, you can leave your things here and go for a walk
		F	You get more goods than you pay for
		G	You must pay in cash
		H	You can use this door in case of emergency
		I	Take all your rubbish away
		J	You can try on clothes here