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Prepare 2ed 6 Unit9 Test Plus

1. The document provides a vocabulary and grammar test for Level 6 students with questions about words related to money, finance, and quantities as well as sentences to complete using future tenses like will, may, going to. 2. The vocabulary section defines words like budget, allowance, wealthy, struggling, and bargain for students to match with their first letters. 3. The grammar questions involve completing sentences using future forms of verbs from a list as well as will, may, and be going to to talk about predictions and plans.

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Prepare 2ed 6 Unit9 Test Plus

1. The document provides a vocabulary and grammar test for Level 6 students with questions about words related to money, finance, and quantities as well as sentences to complete using future tenses like will, may, going to. 2. The vocabulary section defines words like budget, allowance, wealthy, struggling, and bargain for students to match with their first letters. 3. The grammar questions involve completing sentences using future forms of verbs from a list as well as will, may, and be going to to talk about predictions and plans.

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PREPARE SECOND EDITION LEVEL 6 UNIT 9 TEST: PLUS

Name Class Date

VOCABULARY GRAMMAR
1 Read the definitions and write the words. The first
letter is given.
3 Complete the sentences with will or the future
continuous. Use the verbs from the box.

1 the amount of money a person or organisation has


available to spend chill out cry not do not go off
not have to not work watch write
b
2 money that your are given regularly, especially to 1 If it rains later, I a film or
pay for a particular thing a TV series online.
a 2 This time next week, we
3 rich on the beach in Tenerife.
w 3 That milk if you put it in
4 to have very little money to spend the fridge.
s of c 4 You should see that film. It’s so moving that you
.
5 something that is on sale for less than its usual price
or its real value 5 We maths at 11 am
tomorrow because it’s Wednesday.
b
6 When I leave home, I
6 the amount of money that you still have to pay,
share a room with my brother.
or that you have left to use
7 My sister’s passionate about writing. I’m sure she
b
a bestseller one day
7 a small piece of plastic that allows you to buy soon.
something and pay for it later
8 You can phone mum at 4 pm. She
c c then.
8 a machine that you can get money from, usually in
a wall outside a bank. 4 Complete the sentences with will, may or be going to.
Use the verbs in brackets.
c
1 It (not be) too difficult –
2 Complete the sentences with the correct words.
The first letter is given.
you don’t know until you try.
2 Our teacher’s gone really red. She’s
1 More and more people are watching TV online. (shout) any moment!
Ag number of families do not have 3 Before I go to university, I
a television set. (definitely / travel)
2 You need to do a m number of pieces around the world.
of writing on this course. You must write at least two 4 It’s boiling already – it
articles and two reviews. (be) very hot today!
3 I only have three or four very close friends. I’ve got a 5 We (well / have) pizza on
I number of good friends. Friday. Do you want to join us?
4 You can eat as much as you like here. There’s an 6 My brother (learn) to
u number of times you can take more drive in the summer but he isn’t sure.
food.
7 He’s eaten so much, he looks like he
5 The train was full. A c number of (be) sick!
people had to stand.
8 It’s suddenly gone dark. It
6 More people passed the exam than ever, around (rain) soon.
95% which is a r number.
7 They don’t let many people into the museum.
Ar number of visitors can go in at
one time.
8 More and more young people want to take a year off
before going to university. An i number
of my friends are planning a gap year.

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