​Choose the word that has the underlined part pronounced

differently from the others.

​Choose the correct answer to complete the sentences.

Complete the following tasks.

Part 1: Choose the word or phrase that is CLOSEST in meaning to the

underlined part in each of the following questions.

Some text here about the topic of discussion

Find the mistake (A, B or C) in each sentence and correct it.

​Give the correct form of the words in CAPITAL LETTERS

​Read. Then answer the questions.

​Starting at a new school

By Anna Gray, age 11

I’ve just finished my first week at a new school and I’d like to tell you about

it. Like other children in my country, I went to primary school until I was eleven

and then I had to go to a different school for older children. I loved my primary

school but I was excited to move to a new school.

It was very strange on our first day. There were some kids from my primary

school there, but most of the children in my year group were from different

schools. But I soon started talking to the girl who was sitting beside me in maths.She lives near me so we walked home together. We're best friends.

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When I saw our timetable there were lots of subjects, some were quite new to me! Lessons are harder now. They're longer and the subjects are more difficult, but the teachers help us a lot. At primary school, we had all our lessons in one classroom. Now each subject is taught in a different room. It was difficult to find the classrooms at first because the school is so big. But the teachers gave us each a map of the school,so it's getting easier now.

​The worst thing is that I have lots more homework to do now. Some of it is

fun but I need to get better at remembering when I have to give different pieces

of work to the teachers!

​Choose one sentence whose meaning is closest to the original

one.

​Read these sentences carefully. Write NO MORE THAN THREEWORDS in each gap so that the sentence means the same as the one

above.