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Placement Test A
Name
Name
Choose the best answer.
1 Pete
a teacher.
a not
b aren’t
c am not
d isn’t
2 Bill
a have
b has
c is
d are
two brothers.
Italian food?
3 A:
B: Yes, I do.
a Are you like
b Likes
c Do you like
d You’re like
4 A: Was Shakespeare a painter?
.
B: No, he
a weren’t
b didn’t
c isn’t
d wasn’t
up early yesterday morning?
5
a
b
c
d
Got
Did you
You get
Did you get
6 A: Good night.
B:
a That’s great. Thank you.
b No, I don’t know.
c You too. Sleep well.
d Hello. How are you?
7 A: How do you spell ‘friend’?
B:
a It’s Miguel.
b F-R-I-E-N-D.
c My surname is Jackson.
d Yes, he is.
8 A: How much is the camera?
B:
a It’s on page thirty.
b It’s from Spain.
c It’s about six months old.
d It’s fifty pounds.
9 A: Excuse me. How do I get to the bus station?
B:
a In Oxford Street.
b Yes, that’s right.
c It’s about ten minutes.
d Go out of the school and turn right.
10 A: What time were you born?
B:
a My birthday’s in August.
b On the third of March.
c At six o’clock in the morning.
d In 1999.
11 John isn’t Alice’s
a husband
b wife
c father
d mother
. They aren’t married.
12 What do they speak in
a Spanish
b Portuguese
c American
d Brazil
?
13 Your car keys are in the
a lamp
b armchair
c drawer
d sofa
.
a painting for €500.
14 We
a were
b said
c bought
d heard
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15 Do you play
a ice hockey
b the cinema
c holidays
d sailing
?
Choose the best answer.
Read the text, then choose the best answer for
questions 16–20.
David Smith is a doctor. He works in a hospital. His wife,
Angela, is a bank manager. They have two children, Robert and
Susan. Robert is eleven and Susan is nine. They’re at school.
Last Sunday, the family got up early. David made a big
breakfast of eggs and sausages. Then they went to the park.
David and Robert played football, and Angela and Susan played
tennis. The weather was beautiful. They enjoyed it. In the
afternoon, they went out to a restaurant for lunch.
16 David and Angela are
a brother and sister
b married
c doctors
d bank managers
17 Angela is Susan’s
a sister
b father
c mother
d brother
.
.
.
18 Robert isn’t
a a student
b a child
c a doctor
d Susan’s brother
19 David, Angela, Robert and Susan went to the
.
park
a at night
b in the evening
c in the afternoon
d in the morning
breakfast.
20 David
a didn’t enjoy
b bought
c cooked
d didn’t have
21 Can you
a to speak
b speaks
c spoke
d speak
22 They
a isn’t
b aren’t
c wasn’t
d weren’t
French?
at home last night.
to my brother right now.
23 I
a ’m talking
c talking
b talk
d talked
24
a
b
c
d
to stay home and watch TV.
I’m going
I going
Going
Am going
25 Helena has never
a went
b go
to Australia.
c goes
d been
26 A:
B: Sure. Good idea.
a What does ‘bilingual’ mean?
b Can I open a window? It’s hot in here.
c I like your jumper.
d Excuse me! Can you help me?
27 A: There’s an Internet café in Park Lane, next to the bank.
B:
a Is that near here?
b Just two minutes, that’s all.
c Do you need some money?
d Go straight ahead.
28 A:
B: No, it isn’t.
a Can I speak to Emma, please?
b What’s the address?
c Can I take a message?
d Is that Emma?
Correct answers on this page: ………. out of 14
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29 A:
B: Well, we could go swimming.
a How are you feeling today?
b What shall we do this afternoon?
c OK. I’ll get my swimming costume.
d It’s too cold to go swimming.
Read the text, then choose the best answer for questions
36–40.
My name’s Rachel. I like summer best. We cook and eat in the
garden, and we often go to the beach. I don’t like sunbathing,
but I love swimming. I was born in a village near the seaside,
and I could swim when I was a baby. I loved it then, and I love
it now.
30 A:
B: From that bus stop over there.
a What time does the next train leave?
b Where can I get the number 24?
c A day return to Oxford, please.
d How many pieces of hand luggage have you got?
31 I don’t like preparing food, but I like
restaurants.
a cooking
b eating
c going
d taking
32 The plates are in the
a cups
b fridge
My brother loves surfing and he’s really good at it. He’s
the best surfer in our school. He’s won ten or fifteen
competitions. I’ve tried it, but I’ve never learnt to surf.
Maybe I’ll try it again when I retire!
36 Rachel talks about
.
a her plans for the future
b her favourite season
c what she did last month
d her favourite food
in
.
37 Rachel talks about her
a leisure activities
b working life
c school days
d parents and grandparents
.
c cooker
d cupboard
when she was a very little girl.
38 Rachel
a learned to swim
b didn’t like swimming
c lived in the city
d rarely went to the beach
. Let’s go to the beach.
33 It’s
a cool and cloudy
b cold and foggy
c sunny and warm
d wet and windy
34 I didn’t have much time, so I did my homework
a quickly
b quietly
c finally
d deeply
35 We were
a worried
b bored
c careful
d hard
during the film. It wasn’t interesting.
.
surfing.
39 Rachel
a has never been
b isn’t good at
c has won awards for
d hates
40 Rachel’s brother is
a an older
b a safer
c a slower
d a better
surfer than his classmates.
Correct answers on this page: ………. out of 12
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Name
Choose the best answer.
41 I’m thinking
a of going
b I go
c goes
d going
to Japan next year.
42 One day, I hope
a will visit
b visit
c visiting
d to visit
43 If I
a ’ll go
b went
China.
travelling, I’ll send you lots of postcards.
c go
d ’ll
.
44 In the future, cities on Mars
a are being built
b can build
c will be built
d are building
45 All of the sandwiches
a have been eaten
b are eating
c been eaten
d have eaten
.
46 A: What are your symptoms?
B:
a I’ve got a temperature and I feel awful.
b Just take it easy for a while.
c I’ve got food poisoning.
d Drink plenty of liquids.
47 A: Hello? Hello?
B:
a I’m not sure. Can I get back to you?
b Hello? Sorry, it’s not a good connection.
c OK. Speak to you soon.
d Oh, and can you give Dean a message?
48 A: Mike and Jo are such nice people.
B:
a I know. There are so many problems.
b Yes, I don’t know how they live in it.
c You’re right. We always have so much fun together.
d That’s true. I don’t know where it’s all gone.
49 A:
B: It’s the sixth.
a What’s the date today?
b What year were you born?
c What time is it?
d What days are national holidays?
50 A:
B: Yes, please. It’s delicious.
a Could you pass the salt, please?
b How would you like your coffee?
c Would you like some more rice?
d Is there any more salad left?
51 She speaks Spanish
a fluently
b hard
c good
d heavily
52 I need some
a milk
b petrol
c flowers
d jeans
53 This week, I’m
a spending
b taking
c doing
d playing
.
. Is there a clothes shop near here?
research for my science project.
54 A: Sometimes I feel really lonely. I don’t think I have
many friends.
! You’ve got me. I’m always here for you.
B:
a I’m delighted
b That’s fabulous
c I get upset
d Cheer up
55 I
a
b
c
d
my job because the hours were too long.
gave up
took off
put away
went back
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Read the text, then choose the best answer for
questions 56–60.
Greg is 21 years old. He’s been studying at Manchester
University for the past three years, but he’s going to finish his
course next month. ‘I’d like to get a job here in Manchester,’
he says, ‘but that may not be possible. My degree is in
Business, and I’d like to work in management. But there aren’t
a lot of jobs right now, and I haven’t got any money. I’m
feeling a bit nervous and stressed out about finding a job,
actually. It’s on my mind a lot. I’m afraid I won’t find one, and
I’ll be unemployed for a long time.’
If Greg doesn’t find a job in Manchester, he’ll look for
something in nearby Leeds or Sheffield. ‘As soon as I finish
my exams, I’ll start applying’ he says. ‘That’s next month. Right
now, I need to concentrate on my studies.’ He adds, ‘I don’t
think I’ll be happy until I start working in Manchester.’
Choose the best answer.
61 The sign says No smoking. We
a have
b aren’t allowed
c can’t
d should
62 A: How long have you
B: For about six years.
a studying
b been studying
c study
d to study
to smoke here.
English?
told me about your problems, I’d have helped.
63 If
a you’ll
c you’ve
b you’re
d you’d
56 Greg
.
a would like to leave Manchester
b hopes to continue studying for another year
c hasn’t finished his course yet
d wasn’t studying last year
64 We can text
a each other
b each
c us
d another
Business.
57 Greg
a would like to study
b is studying
c already has a job in
d isn’t interested in
65 I saw Mrs Jones yesterday. She asked me
hello to you.
a say
b saying
c to say
d I said
58 Greg is going to apply for jobs in Leeds and Sheffield
in Manchester.
a after trying for a job
b as soon as he finds a job
c while he’s applying for jobs
d before he looks for work
.
59 At the moment, Greg’s main focus is
a his studies
b applying for jobs
c searching for a flat
d preparing to move
60 Greg won’t be happy if he doesn’t
a fail his exams
b have his exams next month
c get work in Leeds or Sheffield
d find a job in Manchester
.
after work and arrange a place to meet.
66 A:
B: Oh, dear. I’d love to, but this week I’m so busy.
a Are you doing anything next Monday afternoon?
b I was wondering if we could meet next Monday
morning?
c What are you doing next Tuesday evening?
d I’m afraid I’ve already got something to do on
Tuesday.
67 A: I failed my driving test again.
B:
a Absolutely.
b That’s too bad.
c Fair enough.
d That’s amazing!
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68 A: I think you must have made a mistake. I’m pretty
sure I gave you a £20 note.
B:
a Thanks. That’s for you.
b Yes, I’m afraid it is. But it doesn’t include tax.
c Sure. Tell me your account number.
d Oh, did you? Er … sorry about that.
69 A: What time will we arrive?
B:
a Presumably the others will be late.
b Generally on time.
c Hopefully in the next hour.
d Obviously we’re late.
70 A:
B: Oh, well. You live and learn.
a I trusted Adam and he stole my money.
b I’ve got ten exams in the next two weeks.
c I forgot her birthday, so I sent her a text.
d I wonder if their marriage will last.
. Some weeks he comes every
71 His attendance is
day, other weeks he misses several classes.
a irregular
b unsuitable
c untrue
d inaccurate
72 I don’t eat much fruit. I’m not that
a crazy
b keen
c fond
d excited
on it.
.
75 I felt bad because my brother and I
a admitted
b accused
c quarrelled
d criticized
Read the text, then choose the best answer for
questions 76–80.
Seamus Carver had lived next door to Andrew Smith for
about two years before they met. ‘Seamus used to go to work
early in the morning and come home in the afternoon, and
I used to work nights at the factory’, said Andrew. ‘We were
never home at the same time. He worked on Saturdays and
Sundays, and had Tuesdays and Wednesdays off. We never
had a good look at each other.’ But when both men retired
in the same year, their schedules changed. ‘We’d both been
out to the cinema one night, and we came home at the same
time and met in front of our houses.’
‘Right away, Seamus asked me if I’d gone to school at Oak Park
Primary School in York. I said that I had, and then I understood.
He and I had known each other for a year or two when we
were young kids, like maybe six. And amazingly, we still
remembered each other!’ Both Seamus and Andrew said their
families had moved away from York when they were young.
What they hadn’t realised was that both families had moved
to Bristol, and both men had been living there ever since.
76 Seamus and Andrew became next door neighbours
.
a two years after they first met
b before they met
c after they met at work
d because they were friends
73 A lot of people visited the art gallery to see the
.
painter’s
a service
b masterpiece
c architecture
d headline
77 While they were working, they
a tried to meet
b sometimes met
c didn’t meet
d didn’t get along well
jail last night.
74 Two men
a broke out of
b sorted out
c took up
d broke up with
the cinema.
78 When they met, they
a hadn’t yet been to
b were in
c were leaving
d were coming home from
.
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79 Seamus asked, ‘
to Oak Park Primary School
in York?’
a Have you ever been
b Did you go
c Were you going
d Had you gone
80 Andrew and Seamus had known each other
a when they were one or two years old
b for about six years, as kids
c when they were about six years old
d for the past six years
86 A: I locked my keys in my car.
!
B:
a What a silly mistake
b How wonderful
c What a relief
d What dreadful weather
.
Choose the best answer.
88
81 A: Will you be at home at nine o’clock tomorrow
morning?
left by then.
B: No.
a I
b I’ve
c I’ll have
d I’d
82 Business is bad. I’ve earned
a very few
b much
c hardly any
d the majority
money this year.
83 Mr Davis says he’s sorry, but he
a shouldn’t
b doesn’t
c can’t
d won’t
be able to help you.
bought a new laptop. George managed to fix
84 We
the broken one.
a needn’t have
b can’t have
c wouldn’t have
d couldn’t have
85 I wish
a I have
b I had
c I’ll have
d I’d have
87 A: Dmitri wants to apologize.
? That’s interesting.
B:
a Has he
b Is it
c Does he
d Are they
a more interesting job.
a
b
c
d
, fast food should be banned.
In my opinion
As far as I know
The problem is
If you want
89 A: How are you getting on in your new job?
.
B: I’m finding my
a face
b feet
c tongue
d leg
90 A: Sheila said some terrible things about me.
, she did apologize. I think you should try to be
B:
friends again.
a Personally
b After all
c Hopefully
d All the same
91 A: Do you think the diamond was fake?
B: No, not at all. In fact an expert confirmed that it
.
was
a safe
b genuine
c sincere
d plausible
92 The room looks really tidy. Who put
a off
b away
c on
d out
the kids’ toys?
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93 A: How was the show?
.
B: It was very
a brilliant
b marvellous
What changed his mind? ‘I read a news story about a lorry
driver falling asleep and causing a terrible accident on the
motorway. From then on, I made sure I was in bed by 7.00 p.m.
at the latest on a night before work. It was hard at first, but I’m
used to it now, and I wouldn’t change it.’
c funny
d excellent
94 A successful marriage requires a lot of
a ifs or buts
b odds and ends
c by and large
d give and take
.
95 A: Would you like to go skydiving?
B: What, jump out of an aeroplane? Not on your
a way
c chance
b life
d idea
Read the text, then choose the best answer for
questions 96–100.
It’s 4.30 in the morning, and Tom is drinking a cup of strong
coffee. He’s been at work since two in the morning, and he’s
enjoying his first coffee break. He’ll stop for a café breakfast
at seven, and by lunch time, he’ll have finished his work day.
He works for a chain of supermarkets as a delivery driver.
Nowadays he’s used to starting work in the middle of the
night, but it wasn’t always that way.
‘I work five nights a week. But my weekend isn’t Saturday and
Sunday like most people’s. I have Wednesdays and Thursdays off.
‘My alarm clock rings at 1.30 in the morning so I can start work
at two o’clock. The thing was, when I first started this job, I
would go out with my friends on Friday and Saturday nights. I
shouldn’t have gone, but I couldn’t help it. I didn’t want to miss
out. I was young and inexperienced, and we were having fun.’
Tom says he used to go to bed at midnight some nights and
then wake up for work an hour and a half later. ‘Fortunately,
I never had an accident. But if I’d continued going to work
after so little sleep, I was bound to have problems eventually.
I might have fallen asleep while I was driving and really hurt –
or killed – somebody.’
96 Tom
awake at four thirty or five in the morning.
a is rarely
b feels angry about being
c dislikes being
d is usually
!
.
97 Tom has his lunch
a after he’s finished work
b and then returns to work
c at breakfast time
d while he’s working
with his friends on Friday and Saturday nights.
98 Tom
a no longer goes out
b loves going out with
c was never able to go
d wishes he had spent more time
.
99 Tom eventually
a left his job as a lorry driver
b fell asleep while driving and had a serious accident
c changed his working schedule so he could go out with
his friends
d stopped staying out late on Friday and Saturday nights
.
100 Nowadays, Tom
a avoids driving on the motorway at night
b reads the newspaper every night before he falls asleep
c always gets plenty of rest before work
d wishes he could change his job
Correct answers on this page: ………. out of 8
Total test score: ……… out of 100
Test written by Lewis Lansford
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ANSWER KEY
This answer key relates to New Headway Placement Test A.
1 d
21 d
41 a
61 b
81 c
2 b
22 d
42 d
62 b
82 c
3 c
23 a
43 c
63 d
83 d
4 d
24 a
44 c
64 a
84 a
5 d
25 d
45 a
65 c
85 b
6 c
26 b
46 a
66 b
86 a
7 b
27 a
47 b
67 b
87 c
8 d
28 d
48 c
68 d
88 a
9 d
29 b
49 a
69 c
89 b
10 c
30 b
50 c
70 a
90 d
11 a
31 b
51 a
71 a
91 b
12 d
32 d
52 d
72 b
92 b
13 c
33 c
53 c
73 b
93 c
14 c
34 a
54 d
74 a
94 d
15 a
35 b
55 a
75 c
95 b
16 b
36 b
56 c
76 b
96 d
17 c
37 a
57 b
77 c
97 a
18 c
38 a
58 a
78 d
98 a
19 d
39 b
59 a
79 b
99 d
20 c
40 d
60 d
80 c
100 c
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2
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3
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