LISTENING
Listen to a woman telling her granddaughter, Stella, about her house. Complete the notes Stella makes for a college project. Write one or two words or numbers in each gap.
Name of house: (1) Erulla
Grandma has lived in it for 43 years
Age of house: (2) 97 years old
Building
Windows typical for the time
Different from the other houses because of the: (3) front door
New bathroom installed recently
House still has the original: (4) kitchen
Garden
A lot of different types of roses
Grandma’s favourite plants: (5) sunflowers
READING
Read the article from a school magazine about holidays. Which person…
1 says they don’t practise enough to do something very well?
B (Maya)
2 is interested in various types of energy?
D (Louise)
3 bought things from different places?
C (Tim)
4 made some new friends?
A (Harry)
5 did something nice for someone?
C (Tim)
SPEAKING
Complete the dialogues by choosing the correct option.
Dialogue 1:
1 A (They aren’t loud enough for me.)
2 B (I haven’t got it with me.)
3 B (You have to show the receipt.)
Dialogue 2:
4 A (injured his foot.)
5 B (Is he okay?)
6 A (He didn’t use to do dangerous things.)
Dialogue 3:
7 B (What are you doing)
8 A (that will be very exciting!)
9 A (the most modern)
10 A (Have you ever seen them live?)
Dialogue 4:
11 A (If the weather gets warmer,)
12 B (I would travel to Sumatra.)
13 B (Unless)
WRITING
You see this notice on your school’s website: Articles wanted! AI everywhere! How has AI changed people’s lives? Is it for better or for worse? How often do you use AI in your life? Can AI replace real people in offices and factories? Write an article in about 100 words, answering all these questions.
AI in Our Daily Lives
Artificial intelligence has changed our world very quickly. Today, it helps people search for information, translate languages, and navigate roads easily.
This change is mostly for the better because it saves a lot of time and makes daily tasks simpler. I use AI tools almost every day to check my English grammar and find good ideas for school projects.
However, AI cannot completely replace real people. While smart machines can do repetitive work in factories and offices, they lack human creativity, empathy, and critical thinking. We will always need real people to make important decisions.