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Test 1
READING AND USE OF ENGLISH (1 hour 15 minutes)
Part'4
For questions 1-8, read the text bolow and decide which answer (A,B, C or D) best fits each gap.
‘There is an example atthe beginning (0)
Mark your answers on the separate answer sheet
Example
0A describes B suggests C explains shows
see
it's possible to use one to make tea. They've created a chocolate teapot that can be fled with
boling water and lft to (1) for two minutes, after which the tea is ready to be served,
After (2) a range of experiments, the scientists (8) 10 the conclusion that the
® to making a teapot that wouldn't molt was to use dark chocolate with 65% chocolate
Sols and build up a series of layers to strengthen it. This whole process took around two-and=
a-hatf hours,
At first the scientists wondered whether they might () fend up with chocolate tea. They
lscovered some of the chocolate on the inside of the pot would met, but (6) thatthe
water was poured in carefully, the (7) ‘majority of it wouldn't be affected. When they tried
the tea, the team agreed it was lovely witha (8) taste of chocolate,
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investigating
acrved
secret
again
allowed
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modest
keep
conducting
roached
clue
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broad
slight
stand
researching
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method
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Reading ond Use of English
D wait
D_ exploring
D came
D_ formula
D simply
D_ assumed
D vast
D- gentlePart 2
For quastions 9-16, read the text below and tink ofthe word which best its each gap. Use only
‘one word in each gap. There is an example atthe beginning (0)
Write your answers IN CAPITAL LETTERS on the separate answer sheet,
ra COTE CZ
Making mistakes helps you to succeed
o 4yOU ever ted @ new sport or eat to play @ musical instrument? (9) rane 80,
youll know that once you igure (10)... Wt do it and get good att, you won't lose your
skills, even when you haven't practised fora longtime. Most experts put this down to ‘muscle
memory’, which means the brain remembers an action and can recat when needed. Now some
"researchers believe there's another important factor: errors that occur while leering a task
co ‘Surprised the researchers Is that getting things vrong not only trains the brain to
Perform better ata specific task, but also helps it to learn faster. Thi is true even wien mistakes
{70 (12). whl leaming a completly new task. The researchers believe that the bran keeps
‘2 record (4)... rors and draws on them whenever a n6W Sil (14)... being learnt. This
‘ensures that mistakes aren't repeated, and probably explains why people (18)... master one
sport or instrument can pick (16) others with elatve ease.
Reading and Use of English
Part 3
For questions 17-24, read the text below. Use the word given in capital at the end of some ofthe
lines to form a word that fis in the gap in the same line, There isan example atthe beginning (0)
\Wrte your answers IN CAPITAL LETTERS on the separate answer sheet
Have a go at kayaking
I've discovered an (0) sport: kayaking. It looks very AMAZE
7) when youseeit on TY, and apparently its been increasing in IMPRESS
(18) ‘over the past few years, 'm not actually a very sporty POPULAR
person but when my sister, a keen kayaker herself, bought me a lesson
{or my bithday that was my opportunity to have @ go.
tewas a (19) to discover I wasn't the only beginner everyone RELIEVE
else was also very (20) like me. At frst we were all pretty EXPERIENCE
en ‘and some of us even fell inthe water, ut we learnt quickly HOPE
‘end our confidence began to grow.
| loved being on the river. The (22) ‘were so beautiful and SURROUND.
Felaxing that | was really reluctant to get out of the kayak when
the lesson finished! It was a truly (23) day. | signed up fora MEMORY
‘one-week course without a moment's hesitation. Now I'm just as
(24)... about kayaking as my sister. PASSIONTest 1
Part 4
For questions 25-80, complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the frst
sentence, using the word given. Do not change the word given. You must use between two and
five words, including the word given. Here is an example (0).
Example:
© Prizes are given out when the school year finishes.
PLAGE
Prize-giving lend ofthe school year
The ap can be filed by the words ‘takas place at the, so you write:
an —
0 | TAKES PLACEATTHE ]
Example:
\Wte only the missing words IN CAPITAL LETTERS on the separate answer sheet.
25. Seaing Pete sitingin the café was a real surprise.
EXPECTED
really Pote siting in the cate
26. My aunt said we could stay at her house for afew nights during the holidays,
Pur
My aunt said she could
during the holidays,
at her house fora few nights
27 Anne says she doesn't want to make the effort to iy her room, even though it's a mess!
BOTHERED
‘Anne says she
10 tidy herroom, even though i's a
2
30
Reading and Use of English
Could you look after my lite brother fora minute, please?
EYE
Could you ‘my litle brother for aminuts, please?
‘Jo's mother told her that it wasn't a good idea to eat so many biscuits before lunch!
DISCOURAGE
Jo's mother tied ‘80 many biscuits before lunch!
‘The teacher dnt think about the fact that it might ain when she planned the schoo! tip.
ACCOUNT
The teacher falled
planned the schoo! ti.
the fact that t might rain when she
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