E1 Final Exam Practice

A Three people are talking about what they have got in their fridges.
Listen and decide if the following

statements are true (T) or false (F). You will hear the audio twice.
1. Luis has some chicken and a few lemons _____

2. He has got wine and fruit in his fridge _____
3. Carmen’s got cheese and cucumber in her fridge _____
4. Amy doesn’t have any meat _____
5. Mike has some fresh food _____
B. Three people are talking about the food people eat in different countries. Listen and select the correct
answer.
Speaker 1.
1. Where is feijoada from?
a. Brazil b. Canada c. Iran d. Portugal
2. How often do they eat fast food?

a. Every day b. On Tuesdays c. On the weekends d. only on Saturday
Speaker 2
3. What do they eat in Canada?
a. Sea food b. Chicken c. Candy d. Deer
Speaker 3
4. Where is her family from?
a. India b. Iran c. Irak d. Persia
5. What DOESN´T she eat?

a. Pork and Ham b. Sea food c. Meat d. Chicken
READING 1: Amazing food facts
We all love food - but we don’t all like the same things
Read these amazing food facts from around the world and see how different we are.
People in China eat 134.800 million kilograms of rice every year – more than in any other country in the world.
In Tibet, people don’t put sugar in their tea. They put butter - and salt!
In McDonald’s restaurants in India, they don’t sell beef. All the meat in their burgers is chicken or lamb. They
also sell vegetarian burgers.
People in Ireland drink about 150 liters of beer a year. In Germany, people drink about 130 liters a year.
American people eat about 10 kilograms of chocolate every year, but the Japanese eat only 3 kilograms a year.
The Royal Dragon Restaurant in Bangkok, Thailand, has space for 5000 customers at one time. There are 1200
waiters and cooks, and over 1000 items on the menu.
The Solo per Due restaurant in Vacone, in central Italy, has only got one table – for two people.
A. After reading, decide if the following sentences are true or false .
1. Chinese people eat a lot of rice _____

2. The tea in Tibet is different from the tea in the UK _____
3. You can buy beef in every McDonald’s restaurant in the world _____
4. The Japanese eat a lot of Chocolate _____
5. It is easy to have dinner at the Solo per due Restaurant. _____
EL PATIO
Enjoy a Latin American night out – a fiesta of fun, music and authentic Mexican food. We recommend the great
seafood and chicken dishes. Ask to sit on the patio under the stars, and listen to a mariachi band while you eat
as a complement to the perfect night out.
Food: XXX Service XX Price $$
PARIS.
If you are planning a quiet dinner for two in a romantic place, try Paris. This restaurant has fantastic French
cuisine – Expensive but great for special occasions.
Food XXXX Service XXXX Price $$$$
MAMMA MIA
If you’d like a cheap night out, then this is a great Italian place for pesto, pizza, and salad. Try their delicious
homemade ice cream. But don’t come here looking for a quiet place to talk – it’s a very popular place for
students to hang out on the weekends.
Food XX Service X Price X
SAKURA
This quiet and friendly restaurant serves the best sushi in town. The service is excellent and you can watch the
chef prepare your meal.
Food XXX Service XXXX Price $$$
MEKONG
Would you like to try something different? Try the menu at this busy little Vietnamese restaurant. We
recommend the sticky rice and beef.
Food XXX Service XX Price $$
STIR CRAZY
Here is something new! At Stir Crazy, you make your own dinner. Fill a bowl with vegetables, tofu, rice, or
noodles, and add some shrimp, beef, or chicken. Then cook it at your table. All you can eat for $10.
Food XX Service Price $
SILVESTER’S STEAK HOUSE

Noisy, expensive, and crowded, but Sylvester’s is the place to go for a steak. We recommend it, the tables are
big enough to feed your grandma and your grandpa, and the sizes are huge for all the rest of your relatives.
Food XXX Service X Price $$$
Taken and adapted from Touchstone 2005.
B. Match the restaurant with the correct characteristic.

A. EL PATIO
1. It has the best atmosphere ________ B. PARIS.
2. It is a good place for a special dinner ________ C. MAMMA MIA
3. It is a good place to hang out with your friends ________ D. SAKURA
4. It is a good place to go with your family ________ E. MEKONG
5. It is a good place to go on your birthday ________ F. STIR CRAZY
H. SILVESTER’S STEAK
HOUSE
A. Write the past simple of the verb in (brackets) to complete the sentences.
a. Yesterday I ____went_____ to the park. (go)

b. My grandparents _______________ us last week. (visit)
c. Last weekend I _______________ an email to my friend. (write)
d. My brother _______________ any computer games last night. (not play)
e. We _______________ cereal and _______________ juice for breakfast. (eat, drink)
f. I _______________ my favourite TV programme yesterday. (not watch)
g. My friend _______________ me a new pencil case for my birthday. (give)
h. Yesterday I _______________ to school, I _______________ by car. (walk, not go)
B. Fill in the blanks with a correct form, the PAST SIMPLE or the PAST CONTINUOUS: 1. We
___________________________ (play) volleyball with Mary, when you ___________________________(call)
me. 2. When the teacher ___________________________(come) in, they ___________________________
(study) English. 3. The baby ___________________________ (sleep) when the telephone
___________________________(ring). 4. As I ___________________________ (walk) in the streets of Holland, I
___________________________ (meet) an old friend of mine. 5. I ___________________________ (lose) my
car keys. 6. I was looking for my purse when I ___________________________ (drop) my credit card. 7. My
uncle ___________________________ (take) me to the airport yesterday. 8. She
___________________________ (dance) when she hurt her ankle. 9. It ___________________________ (rain)
heavily when I got up. 10. I ___________________________ (see) the thief while he
___________________________ (get) into my neighbor’s house.
C. Rosie is buying some things at the market. Read the conversation and complete it by choosing the correct
option: a-b-c-d.
Rosie: Hi. I need to buy some things today. In fact, I need rice and milk.
Assistant: Hi. Of course. (1) ______________________ rice do you need?
Rosie: I guess I will take a kilo of rice.
Assistant: And, (2) ______________________ bags of milk do you want?
Rosie: Well, I need two bags, and I’ve got (3) ______________________ oranges, only three or four at
home. I need to buy a dozen or two.
Assistant: Ah, sorry. We haven’t got any oranges today.
Rosie: Really? Ok. Then, I’d like (4) ______________________ jar of honey to prepare a cake.
1. a. how much b. how many c. is there any d. are there any

2. a. how much b. how many c. is there any d. are there any
3. a. any b. a little c. a lot d. a few
4. a. some b. the c. a d. an

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A Three people are talking about what they have got in their fridges.

Listen and decide if the following

1. Luis has some chicken and a few lemons _____

2. How often do they eat fast food?

5. What DOESN´T she eat?

READING 1: Amazing food facts

A. After reading, decide if the following sentences are true or false .

1. Chinese people eat a lot of rice _____

SILVESTER’S STEAK HOUSE

B. Match the restaurant with the correct characteristic.

a. Yesterday I went_ to the park. (go)

1. a. how much b. how many c. is there any d. are there any

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