PET Exam - Reading Part 5 & 6

In this part of the exam, you read a short text with six spaces in it. 

You have to choose the correct word (A, B, C or D) for each space 

Read through the whole text first. 

Look at the words before and after each space. 

Try each option (A, B, C and D) in the space and decide which is correct. If you are not sure, choose the one that sounds the best. 

Read through the whole text first. 

Look at the words before and after each space. 

Try each option (A, B, C and D) in the space and decide which is correct. If you are not sure, choose the one that sounds the best. 

In this part of the test, you read a short text which has six gaps in it. 

You have to put ONE word into each of the six gaps. 

The words you put in the gaps are usually grammatical words, not vocabulary. They may test your knowledge of phrasal verbs or common phrases. 

Read the whole text quickly before you start writing words in the gaps. 

Then read the text more carefully and decide what kind of word (conjunction, preposition, etc.) goes in each gap. 

Fill in the gaps and then read the text again to check that it makes sense.