PROGRESS TEST 5 B1L9

VOCABULARY1 Read the definition and write the correct word(s). There is one space for each letter. 1. A piece of equipment that travels around the earth in space satellite2. Something that joins things together connection3. Something new that has been designed or created invention4. A test scientists do to discover if something is true, or to find out about something experiment 2 Choose the correct word to complete the sentences.1. That was a very / too long race! very too 2. Sophie was very / enough pleased when she read the email very enough 3. Jill arrived too / enough late to see the beginning of film. too enough 4. Eddie’s voice isn’t loud too / enough for us to hear at the back of the class. too enough 3 Use the words from the list to complete the sentences.creatures | crops | humans | population 1. It seems likely that humans are destroying our planet.2. There’s a large population of monkeys in this area.3. The main crops grown in this part of the country are corn and coffee.4. The national park is full of the most amazing plants and creatures 4 Choose the correct phrase with at to complete the sentences.1. It’s true that at present / at once / at first I didn’t understand the problem, but now you’ve explained it, I do present at once at first My sister’s living in Paris at present / at its best / at least. at present at its best at least 3. This dish is great – it’s an example of my father’s cooking at once / at least / at its best! at once at least at its best 4. It’s OK, I know at least / at first / at once ten people here so we won’t be on our own all evening. at least at first at once GRAMMAR 5Choose the correct words to complete the sentences. 1. Judy will know knowing the answer so let’s ask her! will know is knowing 2. Kylie’s going to leave / will leave, soon, so give her the present now s going to leave will leave 3. I think everybody will understand / is understanding why you can’t come to the festival with us will understand is understanding 4. I’ll stay / I’ll be staying at a five-star hotel when I’m in Dubai. I’ll stay I’ll be staying 5. I’m meeting Matt after school. We’re going to play / We’ll play tennis at the sports centre. ’re going to play ’ll play 6. I can’t go on the camping trip next month. I’ll study / I’ll be studying for my end-of-year exams. ’ll study ’ll be studying 6 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb in brackets. Use the present continuous, will, going to or the future continuous. 1. I won’t ask my parents to pick me up at seven because they will be having (have) dinner then.2. In the future, I think people will travel (travel) in driverless cars.3. At the end of the school year, we will be holding (hold) a big party. I can’t wait.4. What are you doing(do) this weekend? Do you want to see the new X-Men Total film?5. You should upload that video you made to YouTube! I will show (show) you how to do it.6. It looks like we haven’t any eggs for the cake. I will buy (buy) some tonight. 7 Match the sentence halves. 1. ……I won’t go for a walk with you unless you promise to carry your own water! 2. …… I’d be able to see if you moved to the right a bit. 3. …… Zoë won’t get better unless she rests and eats a healthy diet. 4. …… They wouldn’t be here unless they were happy about it. 5. …… We won’t get in to the concer if we don’t have a ticket. 6. She wouldn’t walk to college if it wasn’t quite close. 8 Choose the correct form of the verb to complete the conditional sentences.1. If we move / would move / moved to a different city, we’d miss our friends. move would move moved 2. My little brother doesn’t eat salad unless it will have / has / had lots of tomatoes in it. has have had 3. Richard lends / will lend / would lend you his bike if you asked him. lends will lend would lend 4. Whenever I’m away from home, unless I have my phone with me all the time, I would feel / feel / felt a bit worried. would feel feel felt 5. If we leave / left / would leave now, we’d get to the cinema on time. leave left would leave 6. If they go to China, they will see / saw / would see the Great Wall. will see saw would see