13. How did Jenna feel about the long trips through the snow on skis?

A. surprised she had to carry such a heavy bag

B. pleased about the weight of the skis she was given.

C. glad that going uphill wasn’t as hard as she’d thought.

D. worried the good weather they were having wouldn’t last

14. Regarding their accommodation, Jenna says everyone

C. had to help out with all the housework.

A. had difficulties getting to sleep there.

B. was unhappy at the quality of the food.

D. was shocked to hear details of their journey there.

What would Jenna text to friend about her trip?

C.I'm not used to getting out of bed so early to do things! But it was worth it, as the sunrise was wonderful.

A.One reason we chose this trip was that we thought we'd be among loads of trees, which we love - but that hasn't happened so far.

B.The people in our group were really friendly - but they were all Mum's age and older, really.

D.Mum and I have agreed that although the trip was great, we might attempt something less tiring on our next winter holiday.

11. When Vicky first started cycling

C. she could get to a race track easily.

B. her parents gave her helpful advice.

D. her brother gave her a great bike.

12. Why does Vicky say she stopped cycle racing?

B. She was becoming bored with it.

A. She felt she was too old to do it.

C. She had won everything she wanted.

D. She was preparing for a new career.

13. What does the charity CycleZone do for young people?

D. It helps them become more confident.

A. It teaches them how to do track racing.

B. It supports those who have talent.

C. It offers them the chance to try a variety of sports.

14. According to Vicky, some people believe that celebrities can

A. take attention away from what a charity does.

B. help people understand a charity's work.

C. make the public care less about a charity.

D. encourage more people to become involved with a charity.

15. What would Vicky say on her blog?

C.Although track cycling is not the only sport I've been good at, I've never regretted my choice of career.

A.As a child, I always knew what I wanted to do when I grew up. But I never expected to become so famous.

B.If you join CycleZone, you'll get to meet celebrities and learn how they've become successful.

D.In my spare time I love going to schools and helping groups of children learn to ride bikes.

11. What made Karina keen to take up diving?

B. She found out he athletics hero had taken it up.

A. She wanted to repeat her holiday experience.

C. She’d visited a pool where some teenagers were doing it.

D. She wanted a new challenge after her success at swimming.

12. How did Karina feel the first time she used the high board?

C. confident that she wouldn’t get hurt.

A. worried about how far it was above the pool

B. pleased to experience it with other beginners

D. Shocked to hit the water at such speed..

13. What does the writer suggest about diving facilities in Karina’s area?

D. They’re not available to the public for long enough each day

A. They’re not used as much as they could be.

B. There aren’t enough coaches teaching people to use them..

C. There aren’t as many boards as there used to be.

14. How does Karina feel about spending so much time diving?

A. surprised by one effect it has had on her

B. sorry she no longer sees her friends so much

C. anxious about the amount of money it costs

D. grateful to be able to focus on something she loves

15. What would the writer say about Karina?

B.She's made enormous progress in a very short time - after only a couple of years, she's already showing great signs of success.

A.She's a young girl who's achieved a lot by becoming a national diving champion - and all with very little support.

C.She has a lot of natural talent, but she's already thinking of having a break from the high board for a while.

D.She's sad that she's given up almost everything for her sport - and her lifestyle really sounds quite hard.

11. Michael’s head teacher wanted to start a student newspaper to

C. keep students better informed about what was happening at school.

A. provide an activity for students not interested in sport or art..

B. make students feel more confident about taking part in something.

D. give students the experience of being responsible for something.

12. Michael decided to join the newspaper because

A. he had ideas about some work he could do for it.

B. he was considering a career in journalism.

C. his friends had encouraged him to do so

D. he liked the idea of being part of a team.

13. When Michael first started working on the newspaper, he was

B. delighted at the way his writing skills improved.

A. disappointed when his stories sometimes weren’t used.

C. pleased to find he could make use of his art skills.

D. worried he’d be late completing some of his writing.

14. What does Michael say about his role on the newspaper now?

D. He’s become better at making articles more accurate.

A. He feels uncomfortable about correcting other students’ work

B. He still needs to improve the way he manages his time.

C. He’s happier to handle making telephone calls to others.

15. What would Michael’s dad say about the newspaper?

B.I occasionally had problems finding the time to help out at Michael's school, but the students really seemed to like my suggestions.

A.I was surprised at how keen Michael was to get involved - he's never shown that much interest in writing before.

C.Michael would never admit it, but I know he's proud to see his name in the newspaper these days - and I am, too!

It's been great to finally find out about life at the school through reading the newspaper. I didn't really know much about it before.

11. How do career advisors meet the students?

D. the whole school at the same time

12. What does the advisor look for before giving advice?

C. what the student is better at

A. what the student isn’t very good at

B. university courses in other countries

D. the student’s CV and folder

13. What happen after studying medicine at a university?

D. The student carries on learning for another few years.

A. The student must go on to study biology as well.

B. The student can train others to become doctors, too.

C. The student can practice medicine immediately after.

14. How do advisors help students with not very good grades?

A. They show them the best way to get a job.

B. They help them with on-the-job training.

C. They give extra classes to help them get to university.

D. They take them to a farm and a factory to show them their options.

15. What would Sam text to a friend who seeks career advice?

C. There is no need to panic as there are people at school that can help you with that.

A. I'm as worried as you are as I don't know what options are availablef for us.

B. I guess you could ask your parents for help; that's what I did.

D. Your teachers will make career decisions for you so that you don't have to deal with it.

11. what do we learn about Tina in the first paragraph?

C. she is going to be an animal doctor.

D. She fnished studyinga year ago

12. While Tina was in Greece?

B. She enjoyed herself and formed new friendships

A. She found out about an organisation called Archelon

C. She vonlunteered for several animal organisations

D. She worked for Archelon as part of her training

13. What does Tina say about the fishermen?

B. She understands their actions

A. Their actions make her angry

C. They try to look after the turtles

D. They try to catch the turtles

14. Tina suggests that

A. despite the difficulties she enjoyed herself

B. insects spoilt her last project.

C. having no water was a big problem

15. which of the following is the best description of Tina?

B. a girl who hopes to help animals through her work in the future

A. a professional woman who is paid to look after sea turtles

C.a girl who has been volunteering abroad in her summer holidays for years

D.a girl who had wanted to help turtles all her life

11. The food at Freshly

B. come from places in or close to Brighton

C. comes from all over the world.

12. Where did the owner start to train as a chef?

C. at home with the help of her family

13. How did Jane feel while she was training to be a chef?

A. She was really tired but felt positive about the experience

B. She wanted to give up because of the pressure

C. She wasn’t sure if she would be successful

D. She found it quite easy to finish the training

14. What is said about Freshly restaurant?

D. The staff have a very good relationship with each other.

A. The head waiter is in charge of the menu

B. The staff often change jobs because they like to do different things

C. It is abig and fancy restaurant with a great view

15. What would Peter say about Freshly restaurant?

B.A great effort from a successful young chef who supports local products.

A.Freshly restaurant may serve tasty food but it is extremely pricey - not worth it.

C.A famous chef that tried rather unsuccessfully to set up a different kind of restaurant.

D.The cheerful staff and nice location are the only things that are worth mentioning.

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11. Beth wants to express

A. how designing your own garden should be hard work.

B. how gardenrs can mean different things to different people.

C. the importance of selling flowers to make money.

D. how garderners have the best job when it comes to profit.

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12. How does Beth describe her perfect garden?

A. decorative

B. colourful

C. simple

D. somplicated

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13. What advice does Beth give to future garden?

A. spend lots of money to make your garden perfect

B. use what you can find around you

C. refuse to spend any money on your garden

D. ask other gardeners to help you

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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14. How does Beth feel about gardening?

A. She wants to grow everything she eats.

B. She hasn’t learn from her mistakes.

C. She needs to work harder in her garden.

D. She has learned plenty of useful tips.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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15. What would Beth text her friend about gardening?

A. I’m so excited about my new hobby; it’s not only fun but I hone I’ll make money out of it one day.

B. Gardening is so hard; you have to spend a lot of money and it’s stressful, too.

C. I’m now spending lots of time watching my parents do the gardening and it looks great.

D.Gardening needs lots of skills and money but it’s certainly worth it. I love it.

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11. Jenna and her mum decided to go cross-country skiing in Sweden because

A. they wanted a change from mountain skiing holidays.

B. they’d heard the sport would be easier than skiing down hills..

C. they’d met a group of people who wanted to go, too.

D. they found a place there that they were keen to visit.

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12. After their arrival, what did they discover about where they were staying?

A. It wasn’t far from the border with another country

B. They could get great views of specular natural event.

C. It was at a point where they couldn’t use technology.

D. They weren’t near local people or their homes

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