5. (Q) Choose the correct answer. I can’t see shoes here I want to buy. A) any B) lot C) no D) some

1. (B) Choose the correct answer. I always keep the ________ when I buy something – I may need it if I want to take the item back to the shop. A) charge B) receipt C) spend D) exchang

2. (B) Choose the correct answer. They’re very slow in that shop – it took them ages to ______ me this morning. A) exchange B) discount C) refund D) serve
3. (B) Choose the correct answer. I’d like to ___________my trainers with some special paint I’ve bought. A) fix B) decorate C) sew D) recycle
4. (B) Choose the correct answer. It would be great to ______________a new style of fashion! A) decorate B) customise C) create D) fix
5. (Q) Choose the correct answer. I can’t see __________ shoes here I want to buy. A) any B) lot C) no D) some
6. (Q) Choose the correct answer. There are __________ red sweaters in my size. A) some B) any C) no D) much
7. (Q) Choose the correct preposition. I’m quite bad ___________ singing. A) in B) at C) on D) for
8. (Q) Choose the correct preposition. Suna’s crazy ___________ dancing. A) on B) in C) about D) for
9. (Q) Choose the correct answer. Julia had a great idea for the project and __________ her friends about it straight away. A) was telling B) tells C) is telling D) told
10.(Q) Choose the correct answer. Nick ____________ the teacher for help with the maths problem. A) asked B) asks C) was asking D) asking
11.(Q) Choose the correct answer. Sandra ___________ when she heard the news. A) smiling B) smiled C) was smiling D) smiles
12.(Q) Choose the correct answer. They ____________ tennis when it began to rain. A) are playing B) play C) were playing D) played
13.(Q) Choose the correct answer. Rob enjoys ________ at photos of insects on the internet. A) to look B) look C) looking D) to looking
14.(Q) Choose the correct answer. My little brother hates _________ his teeth! A) brushing B) to brush C) to brushing D) brush

15.(M) Read the text and choose the INCORRECT statement. Friendship in the 21st century. Scientist Dr Russell Carley is interested in finding out about friendship in the 21st century. He started by trying to answer the question: Can online friends be as good as face-to-face friends? Surprisingly, he found that the answer is a big YES! A friend is someone who gives you honest advice and support, and, of course, an online friend can do that. Online friends can also be close friends. Our real friends can’t be with us 24 hours a day, but the online community never sleeps! When you feel anxious in the middle of the night, there’s always someone who can give you support through a text, a message or just a ‘like’. Having online friends is good for your memory, too. There’s a lot of information to check every day. When you see an interesting holiday picture, you make a note in your mind to ask your pal about it next time they’re online, or when you’re together in person. Also, you can find friends who have the same interests as you more easily. If you’re interested in Japanese comics, there will be plenty of people who love that too. For most of us, the online community provides support, it builds our confidence, and we feel loved. So, if online friends are so good, do we need real friends? Interestingly, Dr Carley’s research suggests that we do. As he points out, with your real friends, you are in the same physical space; you create memories together as you experience and enjoy doing things with each other. You have to be more responsible with your real friends, as you can’t just ‘unfriend’ them if you disagree with them! A) Dr Russell Carley believes that online friends can be as good as face-to-face friends. B) Online friends can provide support 24 hours a day. C) Finding friends with similar interests is easier online. D) Dr Carley's research suggests that we don't need real friends. Student’s score:

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