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Unit Test 4A (Elementary-4)

1 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb to be.

1 Is there a washing machine in your kitchen?

2 There some books in my bag.

3 there any towels outside, near the swimming pool?

4 There any flowers in the living room.

5 There a café opposite the post office.

6 No, there a garden in our school.

7 There some milk in the fridge.

1 out of 10

2 Complete the questions.

1 Are there any bookshelves in your classroom?

2 pen in your bag?

3 photos in this test?

4 sofa in your living room?

5 shower in your bathroom?

6 shoes in your bag?

7 DVDs in your bedroom?

8 kettle in your kitchen?

9 lamps in your living room?

10 money in your purse?

2 out of 10

3 Complete the sentences with some, any, or a(n).

1 There are some keys and a lipstick in my bag.

2 Are there dictionaries on the bookshelf?

3 Do we have cups in the dishwasher?

4 I need help in the garden this morning.

5 Is there bus at the bus stop?

6 He doesn’t have address book.

7 There aren’t pictures on the walls.

3 out of 10

4 Choose the correct words in the conversation.

A (1) This / These is the kitchen, and (2) _____ is our living room.

this

these

B It’s fabulous. Are (3) _____ your children in the photos?

this

these

A (4) _____ boy is my son and

This

These

(5) _____ boys are his friends.

those

that

B (6) Look at _____ flowers outside! They’re lovely!

those

these

A Thanks. (7) _____ vegetables here are from the garden, too.

B You have a lot of books.

This

These

A Yes, we like reading. (8)______ books on the table are from the bookshop on the High Street.

That

Those

Look on (9) _____ bookshelf over there!

this

that

You can have (10) _____ book – it’s amazing.

B Thanks!

those

that

4 out of 10

5 Read the article. Put these questions in the correct place at the end of the article.

How many people sleep in a capsule hotel?

Who stays in capsule hotels?

Why do people stay in capsule hotels?

SLEEPING IN A CAPSULE

In Japan there are some hotels with very small rooms – or capsules. Each capsule is 1m x 1m x 2m! In the ‘room’ there is a bed, a TV, and a lamp. There isn’t a door and there aren’t any chairs or tables. Each capsule has a mirror but there isn’t a bathroom. You share a bathroom with the other guests outside the capsule. There isn’t a locker in the room – a place to put your clothes and wallet, for example. But there are some lockers in the hotel reception.

Some questions and answers:

Q (1) Who stays in capsule hotels?

A Usually, businessmen. The ‘rooms’ are too small for tourists.

Q (2)

A They are cheap and they are usually in the centre of town or near a railway station. People go out after work, they are tired and it’s difficult to go home.

Q (3)

A Usually, there are about 50 people in a capsule hotel. Their capsules are opposite, next to, above, and under you!

6 Look at the text in exercise 5. Answer the questions.

1 Where are the capsule hotels? They’re in Japan.

2 Are the rooms big or small?

3 Are there any armchairs in the room?

4 Is there a TV in the room?

5 Are there any bathrooms in the hotel?

6 Is there a locker in the room?

7 Are capsule hotels expensive?

5 out of 10

7 Write a description of your favourite room. Make notes to help you.
Write 40–60 words.

• What is your favourite room?

• Is it big/small?

• Are there any pictures?

• Why do you like it?

• What furniture is in it?

Start: My favourite room is …

6 out of 10

8 Choose the correct word.

1 Do you like Wana? No I don’t. He’s awful / lovely.

2 Mike’s garden is _____ . It has some beautiful fruit trees in it.

wonderful

horrible

3 Oh dear! These shoes are _____ , but they’re very expensive.

fabulous

awful

4 Is your town nice? Yes, it’s _____ .

great

terrible

5 She studies really hard, but her English is _____ .

excellent

awful

6 This coffee is _____ – I can’t drink it.

lovely

horrible

7 I like your new sofa – it’s a _____ colour.

great

terrible

8 Her house is _____ ! It’s beautiful and it has an indoor swimming pool.

amazing

awful

7 out of 10

9 Write answers with the adjectives from the box and not very, very, and really.

old nice big new expensive
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1 Is your flat old?

No it’s not very old.

2 Are your teachers nice?

3 Is that restaurant expensive?

4 Excuse me. Are these curtains new?

5 Is the cathedral big?

8 out of 10

10 Complete the conversation with the words from the box.

special lipstick today much crazy £35 really

A I really like this (1) lipstick . How (2) is it, please?

B It’s (3) .

A Oh, that’s (4) !

That’s (5) expensive!

A No, thanks. Not (7) .

9 out of 10

11 Translate the sentences into your own language.

1 Our new house is lovely!

2 Your shoes are outside the door.

3 Is that my glass?

4 The cathedral is in the city centre.

5 This iPod is £50.

6 How much are these chairs?

7 How many bathrooms are there in the White House?

8 The weather’s terrible today!

9 My flat is on the first floor.

10 We don’t have any money.

10 out of 10

1 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb to be.

2 Complete the questions.

3 Complete the sentences with some, any, or a(n).

4 Choose the correct words in the conversation.

5 Read the article. Put these questions in the correct place at the end of the article.

How many people sleep in a capsule hotel?

Who stays in capsule hotels?

Why do people stay in capsule hotels?

6 Look at the text in exercise 5. Answer the questions.

7 Write a description of your favourite room. Make notes to help you. Write 40–60 words.

8 Choose the correct word.

9 Write answers with the adjectives from the box and not very, very, and really.

old nice big new expensive[–] [++] [+++] [–] [+++]

10 Complete the conversation with the words from the box.

special lipstick today much crazy £35 really

11 Translate the sentences into your own language.

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7 Write a description of your favourite room. Make notes to help you.
Write 40–60 words.

old nice big new expensive
[–] [++] [+++] [–] [+++]