Prime Time 3 module 1 TEST

TEST Module 1 (Variant 1)

1. Fill in: apply, put out, look after, supervise, obey, operate.

1 Mike works for the police and his job is to make sure people ……… the law.

2 The flight attendants ……………………… the passengers on an aeroplane.

3 Firefighters use special equipment to ……………………… fires.

4 Lisa works in a hospital. She is a surgeon and her job is to ……… on people.

5 Judges ……………………… the law in a court.

6 The camp counsellors are here to ……………………… the children.

2. Fill in: take, hold, shrink, double, come, train, set in the correct form.

1 A free diver’s lungs ……………….. to the size of a lemon on the way to the bottom of the sea.

2 The famous paraglider is planning to ……………….. a new world record by staying in the air longer than anyone else.

3 The diver always ……………….. a deep breath before diving into the pool.

4 As free divers swim towards the surface, their lungs ……………….. in size.

5 Ryan takes part in windsurfing competitions and he ……………….. hard almost every day.

6 Diving ……………….. naturally to Helen as she has been swimming since she was two years old.

7 Cathy already ……………….. two records for speed skiing.

3. Underline the correct participle.

1 When she heard the terrible news, I thought Mandy would break up/down and cry, but she managed to hold back her tears.

2 An argument broke out/up between Chris and Tom about whose turn it was to use the mountain bike.

3 We must carry away/on in spite of the difficulties we face.

4 He is trying to bring me about/round to his point of view.

5 Julie is trying to find out/about information on internships at the computer lab.

6 Someone broke up/into their house yesterday and stole all their valuables.

7 He broke a piece away/off the bar of chocolate and gave it to the little child.

8 They want to bring up/on their children in France.

9 The last government brought out/about many changes in our legal system.

10 A firefighter’s main job is to put out/off fires.

4. Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the adjective / adverb in brackets, adding any necessary words.

1 I can’t understand you, could you speak a bit …………… (slowly), please?

2 This is ……………………………… (sad) film I have ever seen.

3 Liam is a lot ……………………………… (hardworking) you.

4 This is by far ……………………………… (bad) book I have ever read.

5 James isn’t as ……………………………… (sociable) his sister.

6 That car is too small for our family. We need something much ……… (big).

7 Her cooking skills are getting ……………… and …………………… (good).

8 This is ……………… (expensive) dress I have ever bought. It cost £100!

9 December is ……………………… (busy) month of the year for most shops.

 

TEST Module 1 (Variant 2)

1. Fill in: read, fight, analyse, graduate, bark, present, volunteer, develop, participate, give, conserve, monitor in the correct form.

1 Michelle ………………….. a TV show about wildlife every Saturday morning.

2 John is going to ………………….. in the mountain biking race.

3 This training course helps people ………….. their skills and become better teachers.

4 The sports coach is ……….. Charlie’s progress and he thinks he’s ready to play for the school team.

5 The neighbour’s dog is always ………………….. . Every morning he wakes me up.

6 We should do something to help ………………….. endangered species.

7 Lewis can’t ………………….. a map – he is always getting lost.

8 The emergency services are still ………………….. the fire at the shop.

9 Paula wants to be a medical researcher after she ………………….. from university.

10 The UFO spotters are going to ………………….. the information they gathered last night on their laptops.

11 Amy spends her summers ………………….. in Africa, where she looks after orphans and teaches them English.

12 Mr Stevens was kind enough to ……………….. me the opportunity to work as a clerk in his law firm this summer.

2. Put the verbs into the correct form of the present simple or the present continuous.

1 A: .................................................................. (Ryan / live) in Knightsbridge?

B: No, but he .................................................. (go) there tonight to visit his aunt.

2 A: What time ................................................................... (the library / open)?

B: It ............. (open) at 9.00, except for Sundays when it ……. (not / open) at all.

3 A: ...................................................... (you / come) to play football outside?

B: No, I .............................................................. (do) my homework right now.

4 A: ............................................................... (you / walk) to college every day?

B: Yes, but tomorrow I ..................... (take) the bus because I ........................ (have) a dentist appointment before class.

5 A: What ................................................................... (you / do) in the evenings?

B: I ............. (usually / watch) TV, but tonight I ........... (chat) with my friends online.

3. Put the verb in brackets into the correct infinitive or -ing form.

1 Did you remember …………………. (bring) a camcorder with you?

2 I stopped …………. (feel) nervous about five minutes after the interview started.

3 She regrets ………………. (leave) university before finishing her course.

4 I’m so sorry! I didn’t mean …………………. (drop) your phone.

5 I remember ……………. (start) my internship – I was so excited on the first day.

6 On his way to college, Evan stopped …………. (buy) a new notebook.

7 Amy forgot ……………. (enclose) a copy of her CV with her application form.

8 If Paul gets the job in Coventry, it will mean …………. (drive) for over an hour to get to work.

9 We regret ……………. (say) that, although your qualifications are impressive, you don’t have enough experience to do this job.

10 Try ………………. (study) for half an hour, then take a break for five minutes before you go back to work.

11 I’ll never forget ……………. (volunteer) in Ghana – it was an incredible experience.

12 The free diver tried ……………. (break) the world record, but he couldn’t swim deep enough.