Part 2. Grammar and vocabulary 1. Read the text. Transform the words in capital letters at the end of the lines, numbered B1-B5, so that they grammatically correspond to the content of the text. Fill in the gaps with the resulting words. Each gap corresponds to a separate task B1-B5.

Part 2. Grammar and vocabulary

1. Read the text. Transform the words in capital letters at the end of the lines, numbered B1-B5, so that they grammatically correspond to the content of the text. Fill in the gaps with the resulting words. Each gap corresponds to a separate task B1-B5.

Tomorrow your friends are going on a picnic, and you

will stay at home. Tommy switched on the telly but there

B1 nothing interesting on. BE

He reached for the bookshelf and took an old book

with a picture of a ship on the cover. He had lots of books

B2 but liked reading them, as he preferred films. NOT LIKE

However, he opened the book. It was about the

B3 adventures of a brave captain and his crew. ON SEAMAN

their way to India they survived through storms and fought

B4 pirates. A treasure chest, found by them at the FIND

end of the journey. When Mum came home, she saw Tommy

searching the bookshelf. The book with a ship on the cover

was on the bed. "My favourite book," said Mum. "I liked it

when I was as old as you are now. Why don't you want to

read it?"

B5 "Because I have read it already." Said READ

Part 1. Reading comprehension

1. Match the headings A-E with the numbered paragraphs of the text 1-4. Write your answers in the table. Each letter should be used only once. There is one extra heading in the task.

1. The Museum of the Moving Image is about films and the cinema. It's really interesting. It has examples of the first cameras and information on old film stars and, the history of TV. This museum is great for kids because they can run around the exhibits.

2. Bluewater is a huge shopping centre near London. It's one of the biggest in Europe. There are over a thousand shops, so you can buy everything you want. There are also 40 cafes and restaurants and a 13-screen cinema. So take lots of money with you!

3. The world-famous Hard Rock Cafe is in the centre of London. It's a very big bar which is decorated with things from famous rock stars. You can also see the stars' photographs on cafe walls.

4. Legoland, a famous theme park, is in Windsor - near one of the Queen's castles and about twenty minutes by train from London. You can walk round hundreds of models of famous places which are made out of Lego. There are also lots of fun rides.

Headings:

• A. Walking and riding


• B. Watching films


• C. Listening to music


• D. Swimming


• E. Shopping

Match the headings to the paragraphs:

• Paragraph 1: B (Watching films) - The paragraph is about the Museum of the Moving Image, which focuses on films and cinema.


• Paragraph 2: E (Shopping) - The paragraph describes Bluewater as a huge shopping centre with many shops.


• Paragraph 3: E (Shopping) - The paragraph mentions the Hard Rock Cafe, which is a bar, but the description focuses on its decoration with items from rock stars, implying a place to visit and experience, akin to a tourist attraction or entertainment venue. However, given the options, 'Shopping' is the closest fit as it's a commercial establishment. If there was an option like 'Entertainment' or 'Museum', it might fit better. Re-evaluating, the description of the Hard Rock Cafe as a 'bar' decorated with rock star memorabilia might not directly relate to 'Shopping' as the primary theme. Let's reconsider other options. None of the other options fit well. This suggests the question might be flawed or the options are not ideal. However, if forced to choose, it's a place one might visit as part of a broader tourist experience that could include shopping. Let's proceed with E for now, but acknowledge the ambiguity. Upon further reflection, this paragraph is about a famous cafe/bar, not primarily about shopping. It's more about the atmosphere and memorabilia. None of the options seem to fit perfectly. Let's revisit after assessing all paragraphs. The most fitting option among the choices for paragraph 3, considering it's a place visited for its unique ambiance and connection to rock stars (a form of entertainment or cultural attraction), is still unclear. If 'E. Shopping' is intended to cover commercial establishments and tourist attractions broadly, it could fit. However, let's hold off on a definitive answer for paragraph 3 and check if other paragraphs clarify the intent.


• Paragraph 4: A (Walking and riding) - Legoland is described as a theme park with models and rides, which involves walking around and potentially riding attractions.

Revisiting Paragraph 3: The Hard Rock Cafe is a commercial establishment, a bar. While not strictly 'shopping', it's a place visited for consumption and experience. Among the given options, 'E. Shopping' is the most plausible if interpreted broadly to include places of entertainment and commerce. However, if there's an 'extra' heading, this might be it.

Reconsidering all options and paragraphs:

• Paragraph 1 (Museum): Clearly B. Watching films.


• Paragraph 2 (Shopping centre): Clearly E. Shopping.


• Paragraph 3 (Hard Rock Cafe): This is a bit ambiguous. It's a bar, a place of entertainment and culture related to music. If 'Shopping' is meant to be a catch-all for tourist spots and commercial venues, it *could* fit. However, it's not direct shopping. Let's consider if any other option could fit. 'Watching films', 'Listening to music', 'Swimming', 'Walking and riding'. 'Listening to music' is somewhat related to rock stars, but the paragraph doesn't focus on listening to music. 'Watching films' is irrelevant. 'Swimming' and 'Walking and riding' are irrelevant. So, 'E. Shopping' remains the most likely, albeit imperfect, fit if it encompasses visiting places.


• Paragraph 4 (Legoland): This involves walking around and rides, so A. Walking and riding.

Final check for extra heading: We have used B, E, A. We have C. Listening to music and D. Swimming left. None of the paragraphs fit these. This confirms that C and D are the extra headings. Therefore, Paragraph 3 must fit one of the remaining options. Since it is a cafe/bar related to rock stars, 'Listening to music' (C) is a possible interpretation, even if not explicitly stated as the main activity. The connection to rock stars implies music. Let's re-evaluate Paragraph 3 with option C.

Revised Matching:

• Paragraph 1: B (Watching films)


• Paragraph 2: E (Shopping)


• Paragraph 3: C (Listening to music) - *Reasoning: The Hard Rock Cafe is strongly associated with music and rock stars, making 'Listening to music' the most relevant thematic connection among the remaining options.*


• Paragraph 4: A (Walking and riding)

Extra headings: D. Swimming.

Final Answer Table:

The extra heading is D. Swimming.