New Impact 1 Tests

5 Philip didn’t know what to believe. He felt completely ……… .
6 It’s raining and I’m bored. I’m really ……… .
Words that go together
8 Complete the sentences with the correct verbs. Use take, get, have, make and do.
(7 marks)
1 Don’t forget to ……… the washing-up!
2 You can always ask someone for help if you ……… lost.
3 I’m going to phone Sarah when I ……… home.
4 Don’t ……… offence! I’m only telling you the truth!
5 You’ll really have to ……… a decision soon.
6 Do you think he’ll ……… married before his brother?
7 Will you ……… me a favour? Will you tell Neil I’m going to be late?
Neutral and extreme adjectives
9 Complete the table with the correct extreme adjectives. (7 marks)

Neutral adjectives	Extreme adjectives
good	wonderful
bad
interesting
tired
pleased
dirty
unhappy
big

Total: 55 marks
Test: Unit 1
Reading
1 1 False 4 True
2 False 5 False
3 True
Grammar
2 1 spends 4 wear
2 don’t enjoy 5 Does she listen
3 does it feel
3 1 takes 4 doesn’t know
2 ’re going 5 is staying
3 go
Vocabulary
4 1 nervous 4 confused
2 thrilled 5 embarrassed
3 fed up
Test: Unit 2
Reading
1 1 True. He’d had a passion for football when he was2 very young.
2 False. He missed the tryout because he couldn’t
afford the bus fare to the football grounds.
3 False. He first played in the World Cup in 1994.
4 False. He promised his family that he’d score a goal.
5 True. He says that nothing makes him happier than scoring goals.
Grammar
2 1 began 4 saw
2 didn’t score 5 Did Kate play
3 felt
3 1 was playing scored 4 heard was swimming
2 closed was raining 5 spoke was studying
3 was reading rang
Vocabulary
4 1 gloves 4 pitch
2 racket 5 court
3 rink
Test: Unit 3
Reading
1 1 Most people go to the Champs Elysées.
2 Planet Hollywood is a good place to eat.
3 The Eiffel Tower is the most popular tourist attraction.
4 You can find a cyber cafe near the Pompidou Centre.
5 You might see stars like Robbie Williams or Madonna at the Bercy Stadium.
Grammar
2 1 ’s going to take 4 isn’t going to be
2 ’re going to spend 5 ’m going to write
3 is going to work
3 1 We might not go to Spain this summer.
2 I could phone Mark tonight.
3 You don’t have to get a visa, to travel inside
the E.U.
4 He may not tell his parents.
5 It might not be sunny tomorrow.
Vocabulary
4 1 had 4 take
2 made 5 ’m doing
3 get
Test: Units 1–3
Reading
1 1 Because it’s difficult to find something that hasn’t been explored before.
2 In Peru.
3 He used a raft.
4 He ate fish, bananas and other wild fruit.
5 Because some wild fruit is very poisonous.
6 He’s going to explore the world’s deepest canyon.
Grammar
2 1 ’re watching 4 goes out
2 Does the river get 5 Are you meeting
3 isn’t staying 6 doesn’t belong
3 1 were sitting felt 4 were walking began
2 talked was planning 5 started was washing
3 arrived was doing 6 were playing ran
4 1 could 4 doesn’t have to
2 mustn’t 5 needn’t
3 mustn’t
Vocabulary
5 1 weightless 4 useful
2 forgetful 5 wonderful
3 worthless
6 1 high-tech 4 best-selling
2 low-priced 5 world-famous
3 part-time 6 last-minute
7 1 crowded 4 historic
2 deserted 5 cosmopolitan
3 industrial
8 Students’ own answers.
Test: Unit 4
Reading
1 1 False. A lot of people believe that holidays in space is just science fiction.
2 True. The discovery of ice on the moon and other technological advances mean that holidays there are very likely now.
3 True. The Hilton International and other companies are all racing to design and build the first moon hotel.
4 True. Professor Ellis thinks there will be a huge demand for holidays in space.
5 False. Professor Peacock thinks space travel will be very expensive.
Grammar
2 1 will live 3 won’t know 5 won’t be
2 will do 4 will travel
3 1 ’ll be eats 4 saves ’ll buy
2 won’t arrive travel 5 don’t stop won’t survive
3 will help ask
Vocabulary
4 1 inventions 3 technological 5 program
2 knowledgeable 4 intelligent
Test: Unit 5
Reading
1 1 Disneyland, Paris is the most popular park.
2 You can see things from different countries in Port Aventura.
3 Phantasialand opened first.
4 You can ride into the future in Galaxy, in Phantasialand.
5 The weather at Disneyland Paris isn’t as sunny as in the Magic Kingdom in Orlando.
Grammar
2 1 met ’d ask 4 worked ’d get
2 would you do found 5 would you feel won
3 had wouldn’t walk
3 1 would have gone ’d finished
2 hadn’t phoned would have destroyed
3 hadn’t gone wouldn’t have met
4 ’d have given ’d seen
5 Would Mike have won hadn’t fallen
Vocabulary
4 1 a little 4 somewhat
2 really 5 rather
3 extremely
Test: Unit 6
Reading
1 1 False. It was nearly dark when they set up camp.
2 False. At first he could only see the snow.
3 True. He felt that he was in danger.
4 True. Mark said that he had the same dream as Simon.
5 False. The climbers could only see the snow.
Grammar
2 1 ’ve seen 4 ’ve lost
2 has known 5 wasn’t
3 finished
3 1 Tom could be at home.
2 Ann can’t have known it was your birthday, or she would have phoned.
3 Rob must be English
4 Jenny and Mark might have gone to the cinema.
5 Tony may not know where Sarah is.
Vocabulary
4 1 carelessly 4 sensitive
2 anxious 5 angrily
3 well
Test: Units 4–6
Reading
1 1 False. There’s only a one in three million chance of someone being struck by lightning.
2 True. If you get caught in a storm, you should stay away from trees.
3 False. You aren’t necessarily safe when you stay indoors.
4 False. The Empire State Building is struck by lightning about twenty times every year.
5 True. Roy Sullivan has survived being struck by lightning seven times.
6 False. Edward Robinson regained his sight after being struck by lightning.
Grammar
2 1 is ’ll go 4 fails ’ll take
2 want ’ll have to 5 ’ll ask see
3 ’ll stay arrives
3 1 were ’d give
2 ’d go didn’t have
3 wouldn’t have been hadn’t spent
4 had ’d buy
5 would you have done hadn’t arrived
4 1 ’ve told 5 haven’t seen
2 didn’t phone 6 Have you heard
3 Did you hear 7 went
4 has known