English plus 4 test 6

1Complete the sentences with the words in the box.border currency election head minister 1 The currencyof Wonderland is the euro.2 In my country, the headof state is the President.3 Portugal has a borderwith Spain.4 The ministerfor education wants Harry Potter to be expelled.5 We need an electionto vote for a new government. 2 Complete the sentences with the words in the box.citizen flag government law state 1 I think we should have a lawto make quidich illegal.2 The British flagis red, white and blue.3 I’m an American. I’m a citizenof the USA.4 The head of statein my country is the President.5 We were ruled by a new government after the election. 3 Adults shouldn’t _ too much TV. let children watch let watch children 4 Please don’t make _ shopping for the cauldron. It’s boring! us come to come 5 Mr Snape _ us do extra homework from the Defense against the dark magic. let made 6 My parents _ me stay up late. They’re really nice sometimes. let make 7 Will you _Hermione go to the party tonight? Please? let make 8 Horace Slughorn _ to the garden party with him. It was boring! made me come made come me let me 9 Dumbledore sometimes lets Hagrid _ work in the dungeons early on Saturday. leave to leave 10 Argus Filch _ use my phone during dinner. He says it upsets Sir Nearly Headless Nick. won’t let me will make me will let me 11 His piano teacher _ him practise every night. lets makes make 12 Please _ eat any more of that slug casserole. It’s revolting! don’t let us make us don't make us 13 Complete the first conditional sentences. Gde treba koristi pun oblik WILL a ne 'LL. Sve ostalo skrati sto mislis da moze da se skrati. 1 We will organize(organize) a protest if they pass(pass) this law.2 If she doesn't arrive(not arrive) soon, I will send(send) her a text.3 I won't go(not go) to the meeting unless you come(come) too.4 What will you do(you / do) if it rains(rain) tomorrow?5 If I vote(vote) for your party, how will you help(you / help) students?6 If he becomes(become) president, he will introduce(introduce) new laws.7 I won't go(not go) to the party if she doesn't invite(not invite) me.8 You won't get(not get) better unless you see(see) the doctor.9 How will he feel(he / feel) if he loses(lose) the election?10 If the minister cuts(cut) the money spent on education, will students suffer(students / suffer)? 14 If it _ nice at the weekend, I _go out. is was 15 If my mum _ around the world, she _be very tired. run ran ran 16 Where _ you live if you _ the richest person in the world? will would / were will 17 What _ you do if there _ anything good on TV tonight? will would will will 18 I _ get more sleep if I _ to bed early tonight. 'll 'd/ gone 'd/ went 'll 19 If I _time tonight, I _ go online. have have/ 'll had/ 'd having/ 'll 20 If my dad _an astronaut, he _ to Mars. will become / will go became / would go would become / would go 21 I _ a party every day if I _ rich and famous. am having/ were will have/ were would have/ am would have / were Read and then do the tasks in the next exercise. Hay-on-WyeHay-on-Wye is a small town in Wales, just on the border with England. It’s surrounded by beautiful countryside, and close to the Black Mountains. Today Hay is known as the ‘Town of books’, and it’s a global attraction for book lovers.The man who created this identity for the town and set up the first bookshop there is Richard Booth. Richard Booth’s family has lived in and near the Hay area for more than a century. He opened a second-hand bookshop in the old fire station in 1961. He bought a lot of books from abroad. He thought that if you sell books from many different countries, customers will come from many different countries – and he was right. Today there are more than thirty bookshops in Hay-on-Wye, including special ones for gardening lovers and children.Richard Booth received a lot of publicity in 1977. He announced that Hay was an independent nation and that he was the king. He said that his horse was the Prime Minister! He now lives in Germany, but his shop is still in Hay.In the late 1970s Hay became the world’s first official Book Town and ten years later, in 1988, the first Hay Literary Festival was held. At first, it took place in different town buildings, including the primary school, but now it is celebrated just outside the town, because it’s too big! It’s very successful. Today about 80,000 visitors attend every year in June, and some of the best known literary figures and celebrities give talks. In 2001 the former American President Bill Clinton was the star speaker. 22Write t- true or f- false. 1 Hay is an English town. f2 Richard Booth sold new books in the 1960s. f3 He imported books from different countries. t4 He later became the Prime Minister of Hay. f5 The Literary Festival is usually held in a school. f6 A famous politician visited Hay. t 23 Listen to the presentation. Write T (true) or F (false). MALIM SLOVIMA 1 Victoria is giving advice about applying for university. f2 The presentation is for school leavers. t3 She believes that an employee’s skills are more important than their personality. f4 Victoria thinks you can teach an employee new skills. t5 Most employers like to check new employees’ work all the time. f6 She says that people with ambition are beneficial to a company. t7 She says that a good employee should always ask for advice. f8 She believes that you can only get a job if you have experience as a leader. f9 She says that a good leader has confidence. t10 She thinks it can be challenging to work with pessimists. t