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A fingers B toes C elbows D knees  \n3 She’s got long hair and she wears it in a  . A fringe B wavy C moustache D ponytail  \n4 Which of the following words is opposite in meaning to the remaining three?  \nA gorgeous B ugly C beautiful D handsome  \n5 Which of the following words is opposite in meaning to the remaining three? A overweight B fat C plump D skinny  \n6 Which of the following is not a kind of underwear? A pants B scarf C bra D boxer shorts  \n7 Emily’s very  . She understands how other people feel.  \nA relaxed B sensible C sensitive D reliable  \n8 Chris is quite  . He doesn’t talk about his personal life much.  \nA gentle B reserved C polite D stubborn  \n9 Lenny’s rather  . Sometimes he behaves like a little child.  \nA immature B impatient C sensible D shy  \n10 Kitty’s very  . She goes out with her friends almost every day.  \nA outgoing B talkative C quiet D sociable  \n11 I respect   people. I think it’s important to tell the truth.  \nA responsible B patient C honest D ambitious  \n12 Which of the following words is negative in meaning?  \nA brave B generous C reliable D selfish  \n13 I like Chris. He’s got a great   of humour. A feeling B understanding C sense D feel  \n14 If you go jogging you usually wear trainers and a  . A suit B swimsuit C tracksuit D uniform  \n15 Which of the following is not a kind of shoes? A high heels B shorts C trainers D sandals  \n2 Complete the sentences with the missing prepositions.  \n1 Chris gets   well with the people in his class.  \n2 I’m looking   to my eighteenth birthday.  \n3 Mary enjoys looking   children.  \n4 They boy has run   from home and the police are looking for him.  \n5 Have you heard? Jane is going   with Dave. I don’t know what she sees in him!  \nTOTAL:  \n32  \nTest 2 Home  \n1 Complete the sentences with the missing words. The first letter of each word is given.  \n1 I couldn’t see inside the flat because the c  were drawn.  \n2 There’s no bath in the bathroom, only a sh   \n3 I need a really big new w  – the old one is too small for all my clothes.  \n4 I like sitting in a comfortable a  in front of a fire.  \n5 We’ve got a new electric c   in the kitchen. It’s safer than the old gas one.  \n6 We live on the tenth floor of a t  block.  \n7 His grandparents live in a lovely c  in the countryside.  \n8 They’ve got a s   -d  house and they keep arguing with their neighbours.  \n9 The flat has recently been renovated. It’s in very good c  .  \n10 The flat is fully f , so you won’t have to buy any furniture.  \n11 She’s got a comfortable, r  flat; there’sa lot of space.  \n12 The flat is very conveniently l , close to shops and public transport.  \n13 Living in a tourist r  can be tiring – there are always tourists around.  \n14 The centre is too noisy for me, I prefer to live in the s   \n15 It is not fair to let your mother do all the h   : cleaning, washing up, ironing and on.  \n16 When you live on your own, you have to pay ther .  \n17 Our telephone b  for last month is enormous – there must be a mistake.  \n18 Jenny and her sister sh  a room which isnot really big enough for the two of them.  \n19 Did you remember to l  the door?  \n20 We’ve got the keys to our new flat! We can m   in next week!  \nTOTAL:  20   \nVocabulary tests  \nPhotocopiable  \n15  \n5  \n20  \nTest 3 School  \n1 Complete the sentences with the missing words. 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