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PHOTOCOPIABLE © Cambridge Universit y Press and UCLES 2019 PREPARE SECOND EDITION LEVEL 5
PREPARE SECOND EDITION LEVEL 5 UNIT 8 TEST: STANDARD
Name Class Date
VOCABULARY
1 Match the sentence halves.
1 It looks like a
traditional building
from the outside
A but the small building
next to it is more
modern.
2 It’s quite a
small room but that
B of a nineteenth-century
building.
3 They’ve
changed a lot
inside the house
C but the rooms are very
unusual.
4 The views of
the city
D and saw what life was
like in the sixteenth
century.
5 My parents’
washing machine
is very old
E so they’re going to buy a
brand new one.
6 The big house
on the right is two
hundred years old
F but kept the original
doors and windows.
7 Yesterday we
visited a historic
building
G from the top floor are
spectacular.
8 The museum is
a classic example
H makes the atmosphere
very cosy.
2 Use the adjectives and adverbs from the box to
complete the sentences.
absolutely ancient enormous exhausted
freezing spectacular terrible very
1 I was incredibly tired after the long walk – I was
really .
2 This is a great book about architecture, but that one
is !
3 Today was amazing – the best day of
mylife!
4 Don’t forget your gloves – it’s out
there in the snow!
5 This building is – it’s 500 years old!
6 The show was – really really good!
7 This village is full of pretty houses.
8 This is a really big living room – it's !
GRAMMAR
3 Complete the gaps.
1 adjective: big
comparative: bigger
superlative: the
2 adjective:
comparative: worse
superlative: the worst
3 adjective: cosy
comparative: cosier
superlative: the
4 adjective:
comparative: better
superlative: the best
5 adjective: original
comparative: more original
superlative: the
6 adjective: ugly
comparative:
superlative: the ugliest
7 adjective:
comparative: further
superlative: the furthest
8 adjective: thin
comparative:
superlative: the thinnest
4 Choose the correct form of the adjective to complete
the sentences.
1 Peter thinks the new college building is
than the oldone.
A nice B nicer C nicest
2 Jane says that watching golf is not as
as watching football.
A interesting B more interesting
C most interesting
3 Tom’s always writing good stories, and the
one he wrote is being published in a
magazine tomorrow!
A recent B more recent C most recent
4 This is the app I’ve ever had!
A useful B more useful C most useful
5 Paula isn’t as as Sally.
A tall B taller C tallest
6 This sofa is the piece of furniture in
Rob’s flat.
A expensive B more expensive
C most expensive
7 My parents don’t want me to stay at the party
than ten o’clock.
A late B later C latest
8 Our living room didn’t use to look as
as it does now before we painted it white.
A large B larger C largest

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PHOTOCOPIABLE © Cambridge University Press and UCLES 2019 PREPARE SECOND EDITION LEVEL 5

PREPARE SECOND EDITION LEVEL 5

UNIT 8 TEST: STANDARD

Name Class Date

VOCABULARY

1 Match the sentence halves.

1 It looks like a traditional building from the outside

A but the small building next to it is more modern. 2 It’s quite a small room but that

B of a nineteenth-century building. 3 They’ve changed a lot inside the house

C but the rooms are very unusual.

4 The views of the city

D and saw what life was like in the sixteenth century. 5 My parents’ washing machine is very old

E so they’re going to buy a brand new one.

6 The big house on the right is two hundred years old

F but kept the original doors and windows.

7 Yesterday we visited a historic building

G from the top floor are spectacular.

8 The museum is a classic example

H makes the atmosphere very cosy.

2 Use the adjectives and adverbs from the box to

complete the sentences.

absolutely ancient enormous exhausted freezing spectacular terrible very

1 I was incredibly tired after the long walk – I was really. 2 This is a great book about architecture, but that one is! 3 Today was amazing – the best day of my life! 4 Don’t forget your gloves – it’s out there in the snow! 5 This building is – it’s 500 years old! 6 The show was – really really good! 7 This village is full of pretty houses. 8 This is a really big living room – it's!

GRAMMAR

3 Complete the gaps.

1 adjective: big comparative: bigger superlative: the

2 adjective: comparative: worse superlative: the worst 3 adjective: cosy comparative: cosier superlative: the 4 adjective: comparative: better superlative: the best 5 adjective: original comparative: more original superlative: the 6 adjective: ugly comparative: superlative: the ugliest 7 adjective: comparative: further superlative: the furthest 8 adjective: thin comparative: superlative: the thinnest

4 Choose the correct form of the adjective to complete

the sentences. 1 Peter thinks the new college building is than the old one. A nice B nicer C nicest 2 Jane says that watching golf is not as as watching football. A interesting B more interesting C most interesting 3 Tom’s always writing good stories, and the one he wrote is being published in a magazine tomorrow! A recent B more recent C most recent 4 This is the app I’ve ever had! A useful B more useful C most useful 5 Paula isn’t as as Sally. A tall B taller C tallest 6 This sofa is the piece of furniture in Rob’s flat. A expensive B more expensive C most expensive 7 My parents don’t want me to stay at the party than ten o’clock. A late B later C latest 8 Our living room didn’t use to look as as it does now before we painted it white. A large B larger C largest