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PRACTICE TEST 4 » READING + PART
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There have been some
changes to the timetable.
dents
Please visit the office to get
Bicycle Hire
helmets with bookings
over £15.
Lucia
Tim going to be late, so
‘can we meet at the café?
Idontt think Ii have time
to get to your house fst.
A
The exam timetable is the same
as it was before,
You need to tell the office about
any changes to your exams.
You can get information about
the exams from the office,
You never have to pay to rent.
bicycle helmets.
bookings that cost less than
£15,
Bicycle hire doesn't include any
items free of charge,
Sarah is writing ta Lucia hecauce
she needs to
a
postpone meeting up,
change their arrangements.‘A. Students can use the school
cafeteria next week.
The school cafeteria is ee rae
Jobody can use the schoo
closed for the next two cafeteria at the moment.
weeks for building work.
C Students and builders can use
the school cafeteria today.
What does Tess want Lenny to do?
Lenny, ‘A buyher a present from the
are you bought Mum a birthday intemet
vecrntsiet? Vcaldest Baad amtbiian
tn town yesterday. Shall we get B_ meet her in town to look for
something together on the hiternet? a present
Tess
share the cost of a present
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Practice Test 4 ° Reading
Part 2
For each question, choose the correct answer.
‘The people below all want to decide what to watch.
On the opposite page there are some film and documentary reviews.
Decide which documentary or film would be the most suitable for the people below.
Jake enjoys watching fast-moving and entertaining fms. Hes
6 a os like to watch something really up to date. A new action film or
a new comedy would be the best choice for him.
Mara enjoys watching international sport. She's interested in its
istory but would like a good batance of talk and play. She loves
listening to famous stars talking about their technical abilities
enn) 1iuuivadiu veciniques.
Harry wants to study film and is very interested in the history of
film-making, Hel” like a general view of how film has developed
over the years. He's keen to see something about the early
film industry and also about the latest technology
used nowadays.
Natalia enjoys watching serious documentaries. She's keen to
understand more about the natural world, She's particularly
interested in the variety of different plants and animals in
different regions around the world and what can be done to
protect them,
Chan is interested in politics and tikes to find out about current
affairs, Hed prefer something light that can make him laugh and
help him relax. He doesn't like romantic movies or drama. He
doesnit mind a good quiz show or a game show.
READING © PART 2FILM AND DOCUMENTARY REVIEWS
‘A Changing Direction
Sit back and watch the secrets
of directors Spielberg, Tarantino,
Hitchoock and mare. Learn v
them different and how they changed
the path of film-making forever. Some
of the footage compares the equipment
directors used at the beginning of their
career with what they use today for
filming. Ths is a superb documentary
that young and old wil find fascinating
B A Fascinating Story
This documentary is an amazing
look at the secret life of the snow
leopard. The filming is excellent
and the narration is fascinating,
You'll find out about the snow
leopards’ habits, how they're
threatened and what ie heina
done to save them. You can learn
about the latest conservation
programmes that the Biodiversity
Trust is working on.
© An International Sound
This is an amazing
world: from folk music to jazz,
from a traditional tribal sound
to acid house and funk. There
are artists from each continent.
There's something for everyone
t0 enjoy.
D The Best Of What's New?
What's new?is an extremely funny
programme which checks people's
knowledge of the news. Guests
on the show include comedians
and sports personalities ac well
as journalists and politicians.
This show picks out the funniest.
moments as well as the best
stories of the year.
E How It Began
This great movie has only just
been released. The film tells the
story of how a simple robbery
at a jeweller's shop turns into
an international spying game.
it’s an exciting and original
story that you won't be able to
‘stop watching.
F Strangers Meet
This movie is as original and
exciting today as it was 50
years ago. The story is about
two men who meet by chance
at a football match and agree to
commit a crime. It's a piece of
history and ane nf the hect crime
stories you'll find.
G Politics And Presidents
This film documents the history of
American politics and presidents
and going right up to the current
president. There is original
footage of significant moments
in American history as well as
interviews with various politicians
of the past. A must-buy if you're
interested in American history,
H Across The World: A Three-part
Series
Each of these outstanding series is
divided into topics which include
European football, South American
football and much more. The series
includes interviews with all-time
greats such as Pele, Maradona,
Beckham, Messi and Ronaldo, plus
highlights of every World Cup Final
so far.
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Practice Test 4 © Reading
Part 3
For each question, choose the correct answer.
Mark Charles: Extreme Weather Photographer
Mark Charles is a storm chaser and
a weather photographer. During his
career, he's taken photos of all kinds of
amazing weather, including tomadoes,
thunderstorms and burricanes. His
photos have appeared
in many scientific magazines.
Mark has also successfully appeared
discuss severe weather, storm chasing
and global warming. He’s an energetic
and keen speaker. He's written fascinating articles about our changing weather and is the
author of a very popular blog about extreme weather and several books. So how did Mark
begin his career?
Mark grew up in Wisconsin in the USA, where ice storms, blizzards, floods and tornadoes are
forgot the experience. A few years later, his mother bought him a camera. Mark was more
interested in recording the sound effects of weather than taking photographs. He used to spend
hours recording sound outdoors, He di
it as a hobby when he was a little boy, but he soon
became very interested in extreme weather. He has journals with notes and some pictures that
he collected. He discovered how some weather factors interacted and when you could expect to
have a thunderstorm or ice storms. He was just an observer but that was enough to teach him
quite a lot about the world around him. When he was a teenager, he used to read about all sorts
of extreme weather events in the newspaper and he sometimes went to the library to look for
scientific magazines on specific topics. He even joined an after school club that organized trips
to observe weather patterns.
Mark studied journalism, not photography, at university and began his career as a writer
working on local newspapers. He was good at his job and he never regretted that he'd become
a journalist, but he kept his ch
dhood interest in storms and when, in his late twenties, he
saw an advert for a storm-chasing holiday in Tornado Alley, he joined the group and took his
camera with him. Eventually, Mark's photography took over from journalism and he became
the artist he is today.
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What does the writer say about Mark’s photos?
‘A. They show a lot of incredible weather conditions.
B They have been published in many important books.
© They have been the subject of several popular documentaries.
D_ They have changed a surprising amount over time.
What does the writer say about Mark?
‘A He can't share his knowledge about extreme weather on the Internet.
B He’ good at talking about weather.
C He dislikes writing about extreme weather events.
D_ He isn't keen on appearing in the media,
What do we learn about Mark's childhood?
‘A He enjoyed taking photographs of hurricanes,
© He was afraid of severe storms.
D_ He got hurt during a hurricane.
What does the writer say about Marks early career?
He wished he had studied photography at university.
B_ He was good at writing about the news.
He took excellent photographs of local events
He was better at art than at journalism.
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c
What is the writer's main aim in writing the text?
A B
to give advice on becoming a to encourage people to take up
photographer photography
c D ‘ ‘
to describe the career of one to explain how to take photos of
photographer extreme weather
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Practice Test 4 e Reading
Part 4
Five sentences have been removed from the text below.
For each q jose the c
There are three extra sentences which you do not need to use.
Lost in the mountains
When you're a mountain rescue volunteer, you never know when you're going to be called to
work. We go out in all weather, and at any time of the day or night. If someone is in danger,
there's no time to lose. On New Year's Day last year, I was sitting down to breakfast with my
family. 16______ Two hikers had decided to celebrate the new year by walking along a
mountain ridge in Country Kerry, Ireland, just a few miles from my home. They were staying
in a small guest house, and had set off early on New Year's Eve. When they didn’t retum by
the following morning, their host became worried and called the police. 17
I was just one of 12 volunteers who left our breakfast tables and set out to look for the missing
hikers. We pushed through strong winds and thick cloud, calling and listening over and over
again, 35___ Th wap wu cuid ww swivive for juny Yul Ul Gie MOMMIES, ann Gre KES
had been missing for a whole day and night. 19 I shouted out, and was relieved
to hear a voice shout back. 20__ They were so happy to see us. They explained that
they'd got lost, and the winds had been too strong for them to keep walking. Luckily, they had
warm clothes, food and the tent.
We led them back down the mountain and returned them to their guest house, where a
delicious hot meal was waiting for them and for the rescue volunteer team. They said that
they'll never forget that New Year’s Day when they were rescued by local people who
A. The police called the Kerry Mountain Rescue Team.
B The hikers were huddled together in a small tent between two large rocks.
They said it's extremely dangerous to go hiking in bad weather.
D_ Nobody answered back so we began to lose hope.
E We didn't know they had already found their way home.
F Suddenly, | heard the sound of a whistle.
o
We were just about to start eating when my phone rang
H_ After searching all night, we gave up and went back home,
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Practice Test 4 © Reading
Part:
For each question, choose the correct answer.
In many parts of the UK, there are few
cost little. The 21
are places 22___
People come for different reasons,
23
and facilities,
‘The cafés are set up by young peo}
when cafés are being planned, yo
the planning and the general decision-mal
that the cafés will be popular with young p.
21. A aim
22 A what
23 A get
26 A attracted
25 A need
26 A course
Youth Cafés
places for young people to go that are entertaining but
— of youth cafés is one that has grown in recent years, The cafés
—— Young people can relax in a safe environment,
Some want to socialize with their friends. Others like to
Part in the activities offered. Others are 28_____ on using the computers
B idea
B where
B have
B interested
B ought
B direction
€ plan
€ which
C make
C keen
€ should
€ route
ple for young people with adult support. For this reason,
jung people 25,
—— be involved in doing the research,
is26____ organizers can he sw
reople in the area,
D view
D who
D take
D happy
‘D would
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Practice Test 4 e Reading
Part 6
For each question, write the correct answer.
Wirite one word for each gap.
Lakewater Shopping Centre is a great
place to spend the day. There are all
kinds of shops, selling everything
from clothes to kitchen items,
If you're hungry, you can visit the
huge food court and try dishes from
all 27____ the world at one of
the many restaurants and cafés,
Ifyou aren’t 28___ the mood
to shan 29 not watch a
film at the ten-screen cinema, or put
Wes=
fun on the ice rink?
some skates and have
If you want an adventure, try
31______ the amazing indoor
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climbing wall, or paddle a canoe on
the boating lake!
Nobody can possibly feel bored at
Lakewater. It's the shopping centre
with something for 32___
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