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Reading

Read the text and decide if the statements are true (T) or false (F).

1 _____ Astronauts can see the Great Wall of China from space.

2 _____ The Great Wall of China was designed to look like a snake.

3 _____ The Great Wall of China was built of one type of material.

4 _____ Prisoners and criminals were not allowed to build the Wall.

5 _____ The builders of the Great Wall of China wore poor clothes.

6 _____ The builders of the Great Wall of China had enough food to live.

7 _____ The Wall’s towers are over two hundred metres from each other.

8 _____ In the towers of the Great Wall there lived about one million slaves.

The Great Wall of China

The Great Wall of China is the only man-made construction that can be seen from space. It is 6,000 kilometres long. It runs along China’s northern border and has an unusual shape. It looks as if its architects did not have any specific plans. It looks like a snake or a long road. Nobody knows why its shape is like this but legend states that it was built to imitate the movements of a dragon - a popular religious symbol in China. The section of the Wall visited by most tourists is at Badaling Pass near Peking. Here, the building material is grey granite blocks, 6 metres high. On both sides of its roof, there are low walls which protect you from falling off the Wall. In the middle, there is a road which is wide enough for five horses running side by side. Other sections of the Great Wall are built of various materials, often of poor quality, for example of wood or sand depending on whether the wall crossed deserts, plains or the country. The people who were forced to build the Great Wall were often those who could not pay their taxes, prisoners of war and criminals. There were about one million slaves working on the wall. They lived in poor conditions, in places called work camps. They worked without clothes during the summer and they wore only animal skins in the winter. They often died of disease and hunger. Those who died were often buried in its foundations, making the Wall the ‘world’s longest cemetery’. There are still many of the original 25,000 towers left. They are about 12 metres high and the distance between two neighbouring towers is over 200 metres. The army usually lived in these towers. In the period of the Wall’s glory almost a million men stayed there. Today the Great Wall is one of China’s tourist attractions. Where else in the world can you see something built by man over twenty-two centuries ago?

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Use of English

Grammar

A Put the verbs in brackets into the Present Simple, the Present Continuous, the Simple Future or the structure to be going to to express future events.

0 I can’t come tomorrow, I __am meeting___ (meet) Mr Smith after work.

1 In the New Year I _______________ (learn) how to play the piano.

2 When he _______________ (find) a better job, they’ll rent a bigger flat.

3 Fine, I _______________ (clean) the windows today. But it’s the last time!

4 Monday is not a good time for our meeting. She _______________ (fly) to Paris tomorrow for two weeks.

5 We will celebrate after you _______________ (pass) all your exams.

6 You don’t have to hurry. Her plane _______________ (arrive) at Heathrow Airport after midnight.

7 I will talk to you as soon as I _______________ (come) home from work.

8 We _______________ (not do) anything after 5 p. m. Let’s go to the cinema!

B Complete the sentences with question tags.

0 They are studying history, _aren’t they___ ?

1 He has already finished his project, _______________ ?

2 It isn’t very expensive, _______________?

3 You will be able to come, _______________?

4 They told us the truth, _______________?

5 You don’t really believe it, _______________?

C Complete the sentences with relative pronouns who/that/which/where/whose or X if the pronoun is not necessary.

0 I have a new skirt ______X________ I really like.

1 John, _______________ mother is a painter, is my best friend.

2 We went to Mechanicsburg, _______________ my grandparents live.

3 There are some boys in my class _______________ play basketball very well.

4 I loved the book _______________ you gave me for my birthday.

5 Frank has a small cottage _______________ is not very far from Warsaw.

6 I don’t watch films _______________ make me cry.

Vocabulary

A Use the prepositions from the box to complete the text. Some are used more than once.

between, near, in, on, at, during

As a senior lawyer I work (0) ____between____ twelve and fourteen hours a day and usually come back home (1) _______________ 9 p. m. My wife complains that I don’t spend enough time with her. We can do something together only (2) _______________ Sundays and then we usually go to the restaurant (3) _______________ our house. When I have several days off, for example (4) _______________ Christmas, we try to go out of London. Last year (5) _______________ December we went to Brighton to visit my mother. She was born (6) _______________ December 25, so we celebrated her birthday (7) _______________ our visit. My mum’s life was completely different from mine. She could always find a good balance (8) _______________ her work and family life.

B Read the text below and think of the word which best fits each gap. Use only one word in each gap. The first letter of each word is provided.

Yesterday we went to the (0) ___concert_____ of country and western music at the Festival Hall. I was really impressed by the guitarist who gave a (1) b_______________ performance. I also liked the fact that the members of the band played many musical instruments: acoustic and electric guitars, drums, the piano and the (2) v_______________ . My boyfriend’s impressions were not so good though. He said he couldn’t hear anything because the quality of the sound was very (3) p_______________ . He also expected more new hits from his favourite band so for him the concert was really (4) d_______________ .

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C Put the words and phrases from the box under the correct headings.

stone, geometric, dark, concrete, light, wood, bright, brick, round, square

SHAPES:

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MATERIALS:

_____________________________________________

COLOURS:

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Grammar

A Find the mistakes in the following sentences and rewrite the sentences correctly.

0 What does she do at the moment?

_What is she doing at the moment?_________________________________________

1 This month I didn’t spend any money on clothes.

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2 My older sister always wears old horrible dark brown sweaters.

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3 I met her when she walked in the park with her two children.

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4 People who are good in playing chess are usually also good mathematicians.

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5 I enjoy to listen to classical music. In fact, I don’t listen to anything else.

_____________________________________________________________________

6 Don’t forget to close a door when you leave the room.

_____________________________________________________________________

7 This pizza is smelling very good.

_____________________________________________________________________

8 She once a week plays basketball with a local team.

_____________________________________________________________________

9 My boss stays at the work very long on Mondays.

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10 You mustn’t tell me what to buy. I have a shopping list.

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B Put the verbs in brackets in the correct tense.

0 My grandmother ____gave_______ (give) me this ring 10 years ago.

1 Isn’t she hungry? She _______________ (not eat) anything all day.

2 I’m not sure yet but I think I _______________ (study) medicine in the future.

3 Please, stop talking! Can’t you see? I _______________ (revise) for my English exam.

4 Our teacher _______________ (not hear) the terrible news yet.

5 I don’t understand why my children always _______________ (make) the same mistakes.

6 Were you sleeping when I _______________ (call) you?

7 Look at the roof of that building! The man _______________ (jump) in a second.

8 In 1994 she _______________ (leave) Spain and went to live in England.

C Underline the correct alternative in each sentence.

0 I’m not really interesting/interested in politics.

1 When you go to church you must/have to switch off your mobile phone.

2 There are two kinds of meat I never eat: one is beef and the second/the other lamb.

3 If you are tired in the morning, you should avoid to watch/watching TV late at night.

4 Mum, let me help you with a/the suitcase. It’s too heavy for you.

5 John is in a very difficult situation but my situation is worse/the worst.

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6 We could organise a party for four people with some drinks and a little/a few food.

7 My two best friends love jogging, but both/neither of them likes aerobics.

8 Is/Are there anything you would like to change in your school?

Vocabulary

A Match the words from the two columns to form correct English expressions.

0 to fail a) repairs

1 to tie up b) long hair

2 to receive c) badly

3 to sleep d) a driving test

4 to make e) formal clothes

5 to wear f) bad news

6 to do g) a speech

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B Complete the sentences with the appropriate adjectives. The first letter of each adjective is given.

0 A ____busy_______ person has many things to do all the time.

1 My wife calls me a workaholic but I’m just a h_______________ person.

2 Her new computer is not very r_______________ ; it breaks down very often.

3 Hungarian food is rather s_______________ . My brother doesn’t like it, it’s just too hot for him.

4 John loves all kinds of sports programmes because he is a very a_______________ person himself; he practises judo, karate, and he also plays football.

5 My little daughter was very b_______________ at the dentist. She didn’t cry at all.

6 Is your meat t_______________ ? Mine is tough.

7 Barbara is not very d_______________ . She always thinks for hours before choosing what to do.

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Writing

Write a description of a sports event you have seen recently. Look at the options below and choose one event. Divide your text into four paragraphs.

a football match a car race a swimming competition a dance tournament

Write:

    why, when and where the event took place; who took part in it and how they looked; when and how it started; who went with you to see it; how you felt before and after the event; what you did, ate and drank at the event; when and how the party finished; how you got home.

Useful linking words:

before, after, when, as soon as, later, firstly, while, after that, suddenly, next, then, finally, in the end

Reading

Read the article about the history of coffee drinking and circle the correct answer, a, b or c.

1 Coffee was discovered

a in Europe.

b in Africa.

c in Asia.

2 Coffee drinking was popularised by

a the Ethiopians.

b the Italians.

c the Turks.

3 Coffee was first grown

a in Italy.

b in Turkey.

c in Yemen.

4 In Europe, coffee was popular as

a a medicine.

b the wine of Islam.

c a natural stimulant.

5 By the end of the sixteenth century people drank coffee

a in northern Europe.

b in the most important European cities.

c in Paris and London only.

6 New brands of coffee

a are as harmful as the original mocca.

b are less harmful than regular coffee.

c may influence our concentration ability.

The story of coffee drinking is one of the greatest and most fascinating in history. Millions of coffee drinkers worldwide cannot imagine life without a cup of aromatic coffee in the morning. Coffee is a natural stimulant which makes us feel more awake, alert and ready to concentrate.

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The qualities of mocca, as coffee was once known, were first discovered in Ethiopia more than one thousand years ago. However, it was not Africans but Turks and Arabs who actively encouraged coffee drinking. The habit of coffee drinking quickly spread throughout the Arab world, where coffee won a reputation as the wine of Islam.

Coffee was first grown in Yemen. It was popular with Turks who served the drink to visiting Italian merchants. In 1615 traders from Venice brought coffee to Europe, where it was originally sold as a the end of the sixteenth century coffee was drunk in major European cities from Paris to London. Now, around the world there are different methods of preparing coffee, for example, in Turkey coffee is traditionally boiled three times while Italians are the inventors of espresso and cappuccino.

We drink coffee because of its aroma, taste and stimulating effect. However, extensive consumption of coffee may be harmful to our health, for instance, it may increase one’s blood pressure or make one’s heart beat irregularly. Fortunately, new brands of coffee have been appearing on the market recently. As they do not contain substances harmful to health, many people will not have to give up their coffee-drinking habits.

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