➽ Read the text on the opposite page to decide if each sentence if each sentence is correct or incorrect.

➽ If it is correct, mark A on your answer sheet

➽ If it is  not correct, mark B on your answer sheet

Test 1 (•‿•) Quyển 5 / 16

about The Short Story Society (5A-5B)
1	A	The Short Story Society has existed for over a century.
	B
2	A	Short Story Review publishes work by inexperienced writers.
	B
3	A	Articles from one of the Society’s magazines are available on the internet.
	B
4	A	Writers entering the National Short Story Competition must choose a subject suggested by the Society.
	B
5	A	It costs £5 for members of the Society to enter the National Short Story Competition.
	B
6	A	Each year, ten winning writers will be offered contracts to publish their own books.
	B
7	A	The Short Story Society visits schools to give pupils help with writing.
	B
8	A	Society members can attend regular events at the Writers’ Café.
	B
9	A	The Writers’ Café is situated just outside London.
	B
10	A	Children from anywhere in the world are able to become members of the Socieiy.
	B

Test 2 (•‿•) Quyển 5 / 36

about tourist flights over the continent of Antarctica (6A - 4B)
1	A	Sightseeing flights to Antarctica are available for a limited period each year.
	B
2	A	You may have to book a flight without being certain when it will happen.
	B
3	A	Passengers have views of Antarctic scenery for more than half their flight.
	B
4	A	Passengers can speak to people who have experience of working in Antarctica.
	B
5	A	Special video equipment operates during the whole flight.
	B
6	A	People are asked to stay sitting down so that everybody can see better.
	B
7	A	There is an advantage in sitting on one particular side of the plane.
	B
8	A	Before departure, the pilot chooses between a number of possible routes.
	B
9	A	A special attraction of the trip is having clear views of Antarctic wildlife.
	B
10	A	Passengers have the chance to put on clothes designed for travel in Antarctica.
	B

Test 3 (•‿•) Quyển 5 / 56

about climbing Ben Nevis, a mountain in Scotland (4A - 6B)
1	A	The climbers’ camp was at the bottom of Ben Nevis.
	B
2	A	Their equipment was of little use on the icy snow.
	B
3	A	The climbers were well prepared in case of emergency.
	B
4	A	The climbers were worried by the weather forecast.
	B
5	A	The whole group took regular breaks together.
	B
6	A	The writer realised that he had to improve his fitness.
	B
7	A	The climbers recognised the danger in taking the Tower Ridge path.
	B
8	A	From the top of Ben Nevis, the climbers had a view of the sea.
	B
9	A	The climbers shared the responsibility for map reading.
	B
10	A	The writer began to relax when he reached the top of the mountain.
	B

Test 4 (•‿•) Quyển 5 / 76

about Tanya Streeter, a professional diver (4A - 6B)
1	A	Tanya Streeter’s world record in 2003 was the deepest she had ever dived.
	B
2	A	There were other people in the water with Tanya during her record-breaking dive.
	B
3	A	Tanya accepts that free-diving can be an extremely dangerous activity.
	B
4	A	Tanya’s training programme depends on the event she is preparing for.
	B
5	A	Most of Tanya’s training takes place in the water.
	B
6	A	Tanya is careful to limit the number of training dives she does in a month.
	B
7	A	Tanya spends more time helping environmental organisations than appearing in advertisements.
	B
8	A	Tanya’s interest in the natural world started at an early age.
	B
9	A	Tanya has found that being famous has its advantages.
	B
10	A	Because she started free-diving fairly late, Tarya feels her sports career may be short.
	B