Harmonize 3 Unit 3 Test Challenge
Harmonize 3 Unit 3 Test Challenge
Harmonize 3 Unit 3 Test Challenge
A Grammar
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first sentence, using the words given. Do
not change the word given in any way. You must use between two and five words in your answer.
1 Ed wants to buy some new trainers, but he doesn’t have enough money. MORE
If Ed ___________________________________________________, he would buy some new trainers.
2 Alison doesn’t work hard so she can’t do her homework. HARDER
If Alison ___________________________________________________, she would be able to do her
homework.
3 He feels tired all the time because he goes to bed so late. EARLIER
If he ___________________________________________________, he wouldn’t feel tired all the time.
4 Joe doesn’t speak French well because he doesn’t study hard. ABLE
If Joe studied harder, he ___________________________________________________ French well.
5 You never enter competitions, so you’ll never win a prize. MIGHT
If you entered competitions, you ___________________________________________________ a prize.
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B Grammar
Complete the dialogues with the words in the box.
anybody anything everything everywhere nobody nothing
1 Tim I’m going to the shops. Does ____________ want to come?
Lisa No, sorry. I’ve got too much homework.
Tim No problem.
2 Jane Are you going to the cinema tonight?
Hassan No, I’m not. I’m staying at home because ____________ wants to come with me.
Jane That’s a pity.
3 Billy Here’s the report you asked for.
Sasha Thank you. Is it finished?
Billy Completely. There’s ____________ else to do.
Sasha Excellent.
4 Katie I’m hungry. What’s in the fridge?
Ahmed Sorry, but there isn’t ____________ to eat. Shall we go to the supermarket?
Katie No, let’s go to a restaurant.
5 Marco I’m going to bake a cake.
Olivia Do you want me to buy any ingredients from the shop?
Marco No, thanks. I’ve got ____________ I need.
6 Tina Have you found your phone yet?
Max No. I’ve looked ____________, but I can’t find it.
Tina Oh dear.
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D Vocabulary
Choose the correct options to complete the dialogues.
1 Ben What job would you like to do when you leave school?
Maisie Well, I really love animals, so I’d like to be a or work in a wildlife park.
A ☐ vet B ☐ dentist C ☐ journalist D ☐ builder
2 Lily Do you know who designed this building? I need to know for my project.
Adam I don’t know who the was, but I can find out for you on the internet.
A ☐ architect B ☐ accountant C ☐ optician D ☐ builder
Food waste
Food waste is a serious problem both for the environment and the economy. The average UK family
throws away about 24 meals a month. That’s about 4.2 million tonnes of food and drink a year. Almost half
of this food isn’t even opened. Instead, it goes straight from fridges or cupboards into the bin. A recent
study showed that about 60% of this waste could actually have been eaten, which means the average
family spends abound £470 a year on wasted food. That’s a shocking statistic! Interestingly, the top three
foods that people throw away in British homes are bread, potatoes and milk. So, what can we do about
this? Ordinary families can plan their meals better. Writing a list of meals for the week can help. That way
people only buy what they need and don’t throw food away.
However, it isn’t only families that waste food. Shops and different food places are responsible, too. As a
result, the UK government has started a campaign. They have asked producers, supermarkets and
restaurants to work together to reduce and even stop food waste. In response, some supermarkets and
restaurants now give food they don’t sell to local charities. They are also thinking more carefully about the
amount of food they keep in their shops and kitchens because ordering too much results in waste. All of
this is excellent news.
However, there is a further problem with food that is wasted. Burying waste food in the ground increases
the amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere and therefore increases the problem of global
warming. This is why some local councils are stopping burying food like this. Instead, they are finding ways
to use food waste from homes and businesses to produce energy. If we act now, we can protect the planet
and also save billions of pounds.
Read the text. Choose the correct words to complete the short summary.
The article is about food waste in Europe / in homes only / in one country / around the world.
The writer is most likely a(n) scientist / accountant / chef / journalist.
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Read the text again. Complete the sentences with 2–4 words in each gap.
1 Every year, people in the UK throw away about _________________ of food and drink.
2 _________________ of this food comes straight out of the fridge or the cupboard.
3 People in the UK throw away _________________ more than any other foods.
4 The UK government is working with _________________ to prevent food waste.
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G Use of English
Complete the dialogues with the phrases in the box.
I guess that’s OK I know what you mean I think you’re right Sure, no problem
Yes, me too Yes, of course
1 Liz There’s litter everywhere. There should be more bins here. Do you agree?
Ben Yes, _________________. It would be much better.
3 Toby I don’t think I’ll be able to get to the park for ten. Can we meet a little later?
Amy _________________. How about eleven?
Toby Yes, that should be fine. Thanks.
4 Sara I wish these English grammar exercises were easier. I can’t do some of them.
Tom _________________. They’re really difficult, aren’t they?
6 Ali Is it OK if I meet my friends for a couple of hours? I can do my homework this evening.
Mum Well, _________________. But don’t be late home. You need to eat before you work.
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Paragraph 2: Explain why you chose the charity and what you want to do to help.
Paragraph 3: Describe your plans. Explain the events you will do and how you will raise money.
Paragraph 4: Explain that you will write to them with further news.
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