Class 6 - TEST 5

Complete the gaps with the correct place. 1 She buys a fashion magazine every Saturday from a newsagent's. 2 Lisa borrowed a science book from the library. 3 Alan bought flowers for his wife at the florist's. 4 Jane went to the toy shopto buy a teddy bear for her nephew. 5 Every Friday, we have dinner at a Mexican restaurant. 6 I need to go to the baker'sto buy some bread rolls. 7 Jane sometimes plays with her friends at the park. 8 My mum buys meat from the butcher'snear our house. 9 You can keep your money safe in a bank .10 I need to go to the supermarketto get some snacks for the party. Match the words to form means of transport. jet ski fire engine ship cruise passenger train express underground Choose the correct word. kruzer cruise ship kombi van autobus coach tramvaj tram podzemni vlak underground train kuća na vodi houseboat jahta yacht kanu canoe kamion truck kola hitne pomoći ambulance Choose the right word. 1 Tim usually rideshis bike to school. 2 Sally goton the bus and stood next to the door. 3 Jane wants to be a pilot and flies planes around the world. 4 You should driveyour car slowly when the roads are icy. 5 Kate takesthe train to get to work every day. 6 They watched the ship sailedoff towards the island. 7 Kate missedthe train so she was late to work. 8 The plane took off at 9 am and arrived in Madrid at noon. Match the sentences. Can you tell me when the next train to York is? There’s a slow train that leaves at 12:00 That will be £40, please. Can I pay by credit card? How long is the trip? It's two hours on the slow train. Single or return? Single, please. That’s one adult ticket to York, right? Yes, please. Read the text and decide if the statements (1-5) are R (right), W (wrong) or DS (doesn’t say). The Statue of Liberty is a huge statue on Liberty Island off the coast of New York City. It’s a statue of a standing woman (the Roman goddess Libertas) wearing a crown. She’s holding a torch in her right hand and a tablet in her left hand. The statue is 93 metres high from the base to the top of the torch and it weighs 204 metric tonnes! When it was built, the statue was the colour of copper – a mixture of red and brown. The reason why it is now green is that copper becomes green when it’s outside.They built it in France, and the French people gave it to the USA as a gift. The designer, Frédéric-Auguste Bartholdi, designed the statue’s face to look like his mother’s! After they built it, they transported it to the USA in 300 pieces on the French ship ‘Iréve’. Then, builders put it together and it opened to the public on 28th October, 1886.The Statue of Liberty is very important to Americans. When people travelled on ships across the Atlantic Ocean to live in the USA, ‘Lady Liberty’ was the first thing they saw. So, the statue became a symbol of hope and freedom.Today, around 4.5 million people visit the statue every year. If you’re fit enough, you can walk up the 354 steps to the crown. The view is amazing! Choose R, T or DS They made the statue from only one material. DS The statue turned green soon after it opened. DS The designer made the statue look like someone he knew. W It took 300 ships to transport the statue from France to the USA. R Visitors can look out from the statue’s crown. W