Unit 9 test
2 I want to buy _________ a new coat.
Vocabulary
1 Complete the words. (5 marks)
1 b _ _e r _ _ k
2 b_s s__p
3 s____t l___t
4 p__t b_x
5 p________n c______g
2 Choose the correct option. (8 marks)
1 Every year, Manchester town square is carried /
transformed into a German Christmas Market.
2 There is a brilliant / giant statue of the president
in the city centre. Its huge!
3 The fireworks display on Chinese New Year was
vivid / illuminate.
4 Please could we have a jug / jar of water? We
are thirsty.
5 Oh no! I broke my favourite coffee toaster /
mug.
6 Have you got a fork / knife to cut the cake?
7 There are lots of people walking on the
pavement / plate.
8 Use the tin opener / timer so you dont forget to
take the cake out of the oven.
3 Complete the sentences with the words in the
box. There is one extra word which you do not
need to use. (7 marks)
bench bin change fence
large-scale light spoon steps
1 The lights _____ colour every few minutes.
2 There is a _____ between my garden and my
neighbours.
3 I was sitting on a _____ in the park when I saw
Stella.
4 Can you put the rubbish in the ____ , please?
5 Tomorrow, the fireworks will ____ up the sky with
beautiful colours.
6 Farida tripped and fell down the _____ ; she hurt
her ankle.
7 Can I have a _____ to eat my soup?
Grammar
1 Choose the correct option (ac). (10 marks)
1 Karen hurt _________ when she fell off her bike.
a himself b myself c herself
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a yourself b myself c itself
3 Theyre cooking _________ a big meal.
a ourselves b themselves c yourselves
4 Richard hurt _________ when he fell off his bike.
a herself b myself c himself
5 You should buy _________ that dress; it looks
good on you!
a yourself b myself c herself
2 Write questions and add the question tags.
(10 marks)
arent you do you does it dont they is it
1 you / be / Spanish ?
_______________________________________
2 it / not / look / windy / outside ?
_______________________________________
3 you / not / live / here ?
_______________________________________
4 they / go / your / school ?
_______________________________________
5 this / gadget / not / very / useful ?
_______________________________________
3 Complete the question tags. (10 marks)
1 Weve got some meat in the fridge, ______ we?
2 The film isnt very interesting, _____ it?
3 You dont want to leave now, ____ you?
4 Beth is from London, _____ she?
5 The flowers are beautiful, _____ they?
Practical English
3 Complete the dialogue. (15 marks)
Kyle Right, lets organize this party.
(1) W_______s going to buy the
drinks?
Nathan Im in (2) c_______ of drinks.
Kyle Can (3) a_______ bring paper plates?
Nathan I can do that.
Kyle Thanks, thats a big (4) h_______ .
Nathan Can I do (5) a_______ else?
Kyle No, I dont think so. Its all under
control.
Unit 9 test
Reading
10 Read the text. Answer the questions. (3 marks)
1 What can you see in 140 Broadway?
_________________________
2 What is special about it?
_________________________
3 Who created it?
_________________________
11 Read the text again. Answer the questions.
(12 marks)
1 What does the writer recommend visitors to New
York should come and see?
_____________________________________
2 What does the writer advise people to do before
they visit New York?
_____________________________________
3 Who created the Wall Street Bull?
_____________________________________
4 Where can you see it?
_____________________________________
5 What is special about the Walks of Life
exhibition?
_____________________________________
6 What is the giant teddy bear made of?
_____________________________________
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Art in New York City
Come and enjoy yourselves with our guide to
art in the city that never sleeps!
There are hundreds of sculptures and
paintings for you to see, and they are all
completely free! Some of the art is
permanent and some is temporary, so look
online before you visit to see whats on.
Heres our selection of the permanent
exhibitions you shouldnt miss!
Wall Street Bull: Italian sculptor Arturo de
Modica created this giant beast. He made it
in response to the financial crisis in the USA
in 1987; the animal was a symbol of hope.
Its in Bowling Green Park in Manhattans
Financial District.
Duke Ellington Memorial: This tall
sculpture stands on three columns and
towers above the Central Park trees around it.
Robert Graham created the bronze statue of
the famous jazz musician and his piano. Its in
110th Street, Fifth Avenue.
Red Cube: Combining art with architecture,
this massive red box is situated in 140
Broadway. Japanese American artist Isamu
Noguchi created it.
And heres a quick guide to the temporary
exhibitions you can find in the parks:
In Madison Square Park you can see the
amazing Walks of Life by Tony Cragg. It
consists of three huge bronze sculptures that
look like they are moving.
Trebeca Park visitors can see a giant teddy
bear. It looks like it is made of black rubbish
bags but its actually made of metal.
Go to page 7 for our guide to the citys indoor
art galleries and the best places eat.