Doan Thi Diem Secondary School Full name: ………………….. ………Class: ……….

…B1-Module 3
A. PRONUNCIATION:
I. Circle the word whose underline part is pronounced differently
1.A.graduate B. cabin C. advance D. dashboard
2.A.anchor B. exhaust C. language D. carriage
3.A.fasten B. habour C. mast D. dashboard
4.A.surface B. casual C. package D. voyage
5.A.entry B. body C. costly D. supply
II. Circle the word whose stress is different from others:
1.A. afraid B. furious C. relieve D. commute
2.A. advance B. endless C. reality D. lucky
3.A.graduate B. anchor C. bitter D. supply
4.A.habour B. overnight C. power D. surface
5.A.exhibition B. interactive C. experiment D. overcrowding
B.VOCABULARY
I. Choose the correct item.

1 A tram is a kind of electric bus that runs on handlebars/rails/tyres like a train.

2 Sandra pulled the saddle/pedal/brake but didn't stop in time to avoid the tree.
3 The next train to Edinburgh leaves from Platform/Carriage/Engine 3 in ten minutes.
4 When you see the stadium through the dashboard/windscreen/cockpit of the bus, get off at the next stop.
5 We put all of the luggage in the bonnet/cabin/ boot of the car and set out on our trip.
6 Most of the passengers are up on the wing/deck/mast, looking out over the water.
7 We ask all lorry drivers to keep their headlights/ exhaust pipes/steering wheels on, even during the day.
II. Fill in: crew, compartment, seatbelts, passengers, flight and baggage.
Dear Grandma,
My 1) ………………… to London was great and getting around the airport was quite easy, because
they’ve got signs in English everywhere. I don’t know what I was so worried about!
After handing in my 2) ………………… at the check-in desk, I got my seat number and got on board the
plane. There weren’t many other 3) …………………, because it was very early in the morning. A nice
young woman, who was a member of the 4) …………………, showed me to my seat and helped me put
my backpack in the overhead 5) ………………… . She also gave us safety instructions before take-off, like
how to fasten our 6) ………………… . And the best part of the trip: we arrived in just one hour!
I’ve got to go and meet Jane now, but I’ll give you a ring when I get back to the hotel tonight.
Love,
Olivia
III. Put the words into the correct category.
• yoghurt • chicken • lamb • cod • tea • cola • pears • peppers • cheese • crisps • tuna • coffee
• nuts • broccoli • butter • apple pie • prawns • cake • cherries • onions • beef
Meat/Seafood Dairy products Fruits/vegetables Sweets/Snacks Drink

IV. Match column A to column B, then use the phrases to complete the sentences.
 A B

1.bitter a. potatoes 1………….

2.boiled b. drinks 2…………

3.Three-course c. food 3…………

4.soft d. coffee 4…………

5.spicy e. meal 5…………

1. I had a tasty ……………….……… for only £20 at the Indian restaurant last night.
2.It’s best to avoid ……………….……… and energy drinks when you’re on a diet; they have too much sugar.
3.Dad likes strong black ……………….……… in the morning, but Mum prefers sweet tea.
4.The head teacher decided to replace fried chips with ……………….……… on the school dinner menu.
5.Ben really likes ……………….……… and often makes Mexican chilli or Thai green curry.
V. Fill in: flat, heating, balcony, shower and area.

Property to rent
Milton Street

This beautiful two-bedroom 3rd floor 1) ………… offers quality interiors in a brand new building. The
open-plan kitchen and living room lead to a large 2) ……………, where you can enjoy a great view of
Green Leaf Park. The spacious bathroom includes both a 3) ………… and bath. The building offers
private parking and a lift as well as full central 4) …………… and air conditioning. Located in the quiet
5) …………… of Waterville, it is ideal for a young professional couple or small family.
For more information or to schedule a viewing, please contact
Flaherty Estate Agents.
VII. Match the words in column A to the words in column B to make phrases.
A B
1.virtual a.revolution 1………….
2.interactive b.trips 2………….
3.digital c.whiteboard 3………….
4.school d.apps 4………….
5.educational e.reality 5………….
VI. Complete the spidergrams with: . the evening, …the sugar, …all one’s life, …a test, …a law and years…

Spend
Pass

VIII. Use the nouns given in capitals to form adjectives and complete the gaps.

1 Using your mobile phone when you’re in another country can be very ………………… . (PRICE)
2 Flying cars are still at the ………………… stage. (EXPERIMENT)
3 In spite of his talent, Gordon never became a ………………… actor. (FAME)
4 Do you think that the world has ………………… amounts of fresh water? (LIMIT)
5 Take good care of your teeth; otherwise, a visit to the dentist could be quite ………………… . (PAIN)
6 Carl only wears trainers; he’s just not ………………… in other types of shoes. (COMFORT)
C. GRAMMAR:
I. Choose the correct item.
 1 A: I can’t believe Harry disagreed with me!
B: Well, some people will have/are going to have different opinions, Jack.
2 A: Is that your little sister playing on your tablet?
B: Yes, it is. Oh no! She is going to drop/will drop it on the floor!
3 A: Dad, can I take the car for a bit? I need to go to the supermarket.
B: OK, but I need it in an hour.
A: Thanks! I promise I will bring/am going to bring it right back.
4 A: I’m so worried about the Maths exam.
B: Don’t be! I’m sure you are going to do/will do really well.
5 A: Can we go out for a pizza later?
B: No. Your grandmother will make/is going to make dinner for us tonight.
6 A: What are your plans for the summer?
B: I will visit/am going to visit my cousins in Italy.
7 A: We’ve missed the last bus home.
B: That’s all right. I am going to call/will call my dad and ask him to collect us.
II.Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verb in brackets.

A:1) …………….………… (you/do) anything interesting this weekend, Olivia?

B: Yes, I 2) …………….………… (visit) my friend Jessica in London.

A: Oh, that’s nice. 3) …………….………… (go) by plane or by train?
B: Train. There’s only one flight on Saturday morning, and it 4) …………….………… (leave) at 5 o’clock. I
can’t make it to the airport so early.
A: And what time 5) …………….………… (train/leave)?
B: At 8. And it 6) …………….………… (arrive) at 10.30, so I 7) …………….………… (meet) Jessica for tea right
away.
A: Well, enjoy your visit with your friend then.
B: I will, thanks!
III. Choose the correct verb form.

1 By the end of the month, I will have made/will be making my first model robot.
2 At 4pm tomorrow, we will be having/will have had an extra computing class.
3 This time next week, I will be flying/will have flying to New York to visit my brother.
4 Will you be staying/Will you have stayed in tonight, Mr Jones?
5 Brent will be finishing/will have finished his exams by now.
6 Don’t call George now. He will be studying/will have studied for tomorrow’s test.
7 I’ve got a card for your grandma – will you be seeing/will you have seen her this week?
8 Dad is preparing for a seminar; he will be working/will have worked late all week.
IV. Underline the appropriate time word/phrase and put the verbs in brackets into the correct form.

1 You will have to wait until/when the library ………………..……. (open) to return the book.
2 I ………………..……. (come) and pick you up as soon as/by the time I finish work.
3 Amelia always takes a long shower as/after she ………………..……. (return) from the gym.
4 I’m sure Mrs Dawson ………………..……. (call) you when/while she arrives at her office.
5 The doctor told Joseph to stay at home until/by the time his leg ………………..……. (get) better.

V. Choose the correct word.

 1 Initially/Eventually/First, Darren didn’t know how to use a computer; now he does everything on it.
2 Afterwards/In conclusion/What is more, I would like to thank everyone who helped with the charity run.
3 Daniel is exhausted in spite of/although/ despite it’s still early.
4 Marcus cannot remember where/when/whereas he left his mobile phone.
5 The Science Fair was great. I for instance/ especially/altogether liked the virtual reality exhibit.
6 People can go to the moon for a visit. All in all/ However/Although, it is very expensive.
7 I’ll make dinner tonight so that/as long as/as well as you take the dog for a walk.
8 Ken was late for school, because/so/due to he woke up late.
9 Let’s finish our homework even though/so that/ in case we can go out later.
10 I went to the computer shop in order/so that/in case to buy some ink for my printer.
11 Neither Vera or/nor/either Kelly are good at team sports.
12 The family next door have a home cinema and/ both/also a swimming pool.
VI. Choose the correct item.

1 The sky is full of dark clouds; it looks like it ….. soon.

A is raining C will be raining
B will rain D is going to rain
2 Mr Peters, ….. the minibus on Tuesday or may I take it for the hockey team?
A will you be using C will you use
B are you going to use D are you using
3 People ….. more and more cat and dog videos online nowadays.
A will watch C will we watching
B are watching D will be watching
4 I think Martin will go out with his friends after he ….. his homework.
A finishes C will be finishing
B will have finished D will have finished
5 We ….. all the exercises in Unit 6 by the time the bell rings.
A will do C will have done
B will be doing D are going to do
6 ….. advances in technology, petrol is still the main type of fuel people use in their cars.
A In spite of C Whereas
B Although D Even though
7 I’ve left my lunch box in the car; I ….. my mum to bring it into school.
A call C will call
B am going to call D will have called
8 The interactive technology fair ….. at 2pm on Monday 15th March.
A will have started C is going to start
B will start D starts
9 You should put on more sunscreen, Lily, or you ….. sunburnt.
A are going to get C will have got
B will get D are getting
10 Oh, look! Noah’s favourite band ….. at the Blues Café next Tuesday!
A will play C will be playing
B are playing D are going to play
11 This time next week, James ….. to New Zealand! Can you imagine?
A is going to fly C will have flied
 B will fly D will be flying
12 Sophia ….. her friend tomorrow night for dinner.
A will be meeting C is going to meet
B will meet D is meeting
13 The snow is melting; it ….. spring soon.
A will be C will have been
B is going to be D is
14 Dad ….. here after he finishes work.
A is getting C will get
B is going to get D will be getting
VII. Fill in: in, on, over and off.

1 We are getting ……………… the train at the last stop.

2 It took Carla more than a week to get ……………… her bad cold.
3 Alex is very friendly and gets ……………… well with everybody.
4 What time does the plane from Milan get ……………… tonight?
VIII. Choose the correct preposition.

1. Are you familiar with/to the history of space travel?

2. Sam insists on/at paying for dinner every time we go out.

3. The teacher talked to the students about how to deal with/about bullying.
4. Some towns or villages depend in/on solar energy to make electricity.
5. James is quite different of/from his brother
D. READING :Read the text and choose the correct option A, B or C.

Home on the farm

Between 12,000 and 22,000 years ago, humans learnt how to grow crops to feed the increasing population. As a
result, they stopped living as nomads and built the first cities. While those early cities grew from agriculture,
these days most food is grown far from population centres. Now though, tiny new farms called Personal Food
Computers (PFC) could change all that.

The PFC looks a lot like a fish tank without water or fish. Instead, inside you'll see vegetables or herbs
growing under purple LED lights and a computer that controls the air, humidity and temperature. It’s basically
a very small farm that is plugged into the water and electricity supply in any house, office or classroom. The
controlled environment inside the box allows you to recreate any climate in the world, and this affects the size,
colour and flavour of the plants. In other words, you will be able to grow Mexican chilli peppers, Valencia
oranges, French grapes or Greek olives in your very own home. Inventor Caleb Harper calls these
environments 'digital climate recipes'.

Harper explains, "After you grow something, the computer saves that particular digital climate recipe.
So, for example, if you grow basil, you can then email the recipe to your friends and they will be able to grow
exactly the same basil, or start playing around with it.”

The computers are all connected to a network and the environmental information is saved in a database.
Once the database is properly up and running, it will have collected thousands, and eventually millions of
climate recipes that anyone can download and share. Harper's goal is to develop the database and network of
PFCs so anyone around the world will be able to either order a PFC kit online, or just download the instructions
and build their own.
 He calls it 'open-source agriculture' and believes that in the future it will not only provide food, but also
create jobs and a new generation of young farmers familiar with digital technology. He sees a world with a
billion tiny farms connected in a sort of global agricultural democracy.

1.Why did early humans start living in cities?

A The population was increasing.
B They discovered agriculture.
C Their farms were too small.
2. What does a PFC have inside?
A water
B plants
C fish
3. What does the controlled environment allow you to do?
A Make a plant that comes from different countries.
B Change the look and taste of plants.
C Create recipes for cooking various foods.
4.What can you email to a friend?
A digital climate recipes
B herbs and spices
C the PFC database
5.What is the word ‘goal’ in Paragraph 4 closest in meaning to?
A exhibit
B experiment
C purpose
6.What will open-source agriculture do?
A Teach people new ways to grow crops.
B Make the farms of the future smaller.
C Create a billion new jobs for people.
E. Everyday language: Choose the correct response.
1 A: Let’s go to visit Sue in hospital tomorrow.
B: a Sure. Why not?
b Yes, she is.
2 A:Do you fancy going to the cinema tomorrow?
B: a I didn’t think so.
b That sounds great.
3 A: Why don’t we book our tickets online?
B: a No. I’d rather not.
b That doesn’t sound right.
4 A: There will be heavy traffic on the way to the stadium, we should leave for the concert early.
B: a Good idea.
b That's more like it.
5 A: How about going to the comic book exhibition before it ends?
B: a Yes. Let’s do that.
b No. It’s not so bad.
6 A: What do you say to a meal out?
B: a I’d prefer to eat something else b.Sounds great.
F. WRITING:
I.Complete the sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use no more than three words.

1 I promise I will be careful with your tablet.

I promise ………………..……………… damage your tablet.
2 They intend to paint the house themselves.
They’re ………………..……………… paint the house themselves.
3 It is Grandma’s ninetieth birthday next month.
Grandma ………………..……………… 90 years old next month.
4 The first thing he does when he gets in the car is turn the radio on.
He turns the radio on ………………..……………… he gets in his car.
5 The concert will finish before 11 o’clock.
The concert ………………..……………… by 11 o’clock.
6 Andrew is planning to sign up for the basketball team this week.
I think Andrew ………………..……………… for the basketball team this week.
II. Rewrite the following sentences without changing the meaning of the printed sentences.
1. The phone stopped ringing the moment I got down stairs.
No sooner _______________________________________________
2. He is determined to carry on working when he is 65.
He has no ________________________________________________
3. He was very sorry that he didn’t see Audrey on her trip to London.
He greatly ______________________________________________
4. She agreed to go out to dinner with him because she assumed he was not married.
Had she __________________________________________________
5. Everyone was surprised that the singer had very little money when he died.
The singer had _____________________________________________
Answer
A. Pronuncitation
I.1.C; 2B; 3D; 4B; 5D
II. 1B; 2A; 3D; 4B; 5C
Resource Activities 3
Vocabulary
1 1 rails 5 boot
2 brake 6 deck
3 Platform 7 headlights
4 windscreen

2 1 flight 4 crew
2 baggage 5 compartment
3 passengers 6 seatbelts
3
Meat/Seafood – chicken, lamb, cod, tuna, prawns, beef
Dairy products – yoghurt, cheese, butter
Fruits/Vegetables – pears, peppers, broccoli, cherries, onions
Sweets/Snacks – crisps, nuts, apple pie, cake
Drinks – tea, cola, coffee

4 1 d 2 a 3 e 4 b 5 c
1 three-course meal 4 boiled potatoes
2 soft drinks 5 spicy food
3 bitter coffee

5 1 flat 3 shower 5 area

2 balcony 4 heating

6Pass – the sugar, a test, a law, years

Spend – the evening, all one’s life

7 1 e – virtual reality
2 c – interactive whiteboard
3 a – digital revolution
4 b – school trips
5 d – educational apps

Grammar
1 1 will have 5 is going to make
2 is going to drop 6 am going to visit
3 will bring 7 will call
4 will do

2 1 Are you doing 5 does the train leave

2 am visiting/’m visiting 6 arrives
3 Are you going 7 am meeting/
4 leaves ’m meeting

3 1 will have made 5 will have finished

2 will be having 6 will be studying
3 will be flying 7 will you be seeing
4 Will you be staying 8 will be working

4 1 until, opens 4 will call, when

2 will come, as soon as 5 until, gets
3 after, returns

5 1 Initially 7 as long as
 2 In conclusion 8 because
3 although 9 so that
4 where 10 in order
5 especially 11 nor
6 However 12 and
Grammar Revision
6 1 D 4 A 7 C 10 B 13 A
2 A 5 C 8 D 11 D 14 C
3 B 6 A 9 B 12 D

Sentence transformations
7 1 I won’t
2 going to/planning to
3 will be
4 as soon as/the moment that
5 will have finished
6 will sign up
Everyday English
1 a 2 b 3 a 4 a 5 a 6 b
Phrasal verbs
1 off 2 over 3 on 4 in
Prepositions
1 with 3 with 5 from
2 on 4 on
Word formation
1 pricey 4 limitless
2 experimental 5 painful
3 famous 6 comfortable
Writing (Model answer)
Hi Ava!
It's really great to hear from you again, and thanks for inviting me to your camping trip on the beach.
Unfortunately, I have to give it a miss.
My parents signed me up for the Creative Technologies Camp, which starts on 15th July. I will learn about app
design, computer game design, animation and film-making. I’m really excited about it, but it means I’ll be away
until the 30th July, so I won’t be here when you set off on your trip.
I’m sorry I’ll miss it, but I’m sure you will have a great time with your family. Perhaps we can meet up for ice
cream when we’re both back?
See you soon,
Mia

Reading
1 B 2 B 3 B 4 A 5 C 6 A
F. Answer key to writing:
1. No sooner had I got downstairs than the phone stopped ringing.
2. He has no intention of giving up working/ retiring when he is 65.
3. He greatly regretted not seeing Audrey on her trip to London.
4. Had she known that he was married, she would not have agreed to go out to dinner with him.
5. The singer had very little money (left) when he died, which surprised everybody.