Multi level practice test part transportation

outside, admire the views from their seats. It’s totally a great 
experience for most train-travelers.
Vocabulary
 
On-board services (n) provided on or within a vehicle
Cater (v) provide with what is needed or required
1.4. Is driving to work popular in your country?
 
Although cars themselves and gasoline are expensive, a lot of people 
prefer driving, possibly because driving is more comfortable in such 
weather, with such polluted and noisy surroundings.
1.5. Do you think people will drive more in the future?
 
If you’re talking about India, no, I don’t think it’s possible, even in the 
future. Cars and gasoline are becoming unaffordable for many people 
these days. Plus, the transport infrastructure in various regions in 
India is not appropriate for cars.
Vocabulary
 
Transport infrastructure (n) the framework that supports our 
transport system
1.6. Would you ride bikes to work in the future?
 
Definitely not. Riding a bike means you’re exposing yourself to the 
unpredictable weather and to air pollution. What is worse, I’m 
afraid the main streets or the highway are too dangerous for cyclists, 
as cars, motorbikes and
buses will travel at a very high speed. Thus I’d rather ride a motorbike 
or take the bus instead.

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PART 2 
Describe 
an 
impressive 
advertisement 
you 
remember well.
 
You should say:
when and where you saw it; what was advertised;
what the contents of the advertisements 
were; and explain why you remember it well.
So I’m going to talk about an advertisement for Blue Electronics, 
which is one of the biggest electronic brands in Vietnam. I’ve seen its 
advertisements everywhere, on TV commercials and even on social 
media networks like Facebook and Instagram.
The advertisement shows a video of people dressed as blue household 
appliances, smiling and staring creepily (strangely) at the screen 
and dancing spontaneously (unplanned) to a really annoying, yet