III. Put the sentences (A – J) in the correct order (1 – 10) to make a meaningful conversation. Write your answers on the answer sheet. A. Goodbye. B. Yes, can you come at ten to three on Wednesday afternoon? C. What name is it, please? D. Yes, that’s fine. E. It’s Tom Smith. F. Yes, can I make an appointment with doctor Wall, please? G. No, I’m sorry, I can’t. What about the evening? H. Good morning. Can I help you? I. Thank you Mr. Smith. Goodbye. J. Doctor Wall isn’t here in the evening on Wednesday, I’m afraid. I can put you in at half past six on Thursday evening. IV. Read the text below and think of ONE word which best fits each gap. Write your answers on the answer sheet. Regular exercise such as jogging or swimming is good for your heart. It can also give you more energy to enjoy life. As a (1) ______ of regular exercise, your body gets better at using oxygen. It becomes easier for your heart to pump blood (2) ______ your body. After a while, the heart doesn’t need to work quite as hard. Exercise is often thought to be an easy way of losing weight. But in (3) ______, exercise tends to increase your appetite. Many people discover they lose no weight with exercise alone. (4) ______ diet and exercise are needed to achieve this. Some people exercise because they think it will help them to live longer. If that is your reason for exercising, then you (5) ______ avoid short, intensive exercise. Squash, for example, (6) ______is a fast game, may be harmful (7) ______you’re unfit or middle-aged. Other sports can be dangerous (8) ______. Although both rugby and football are popular sports, a rugby player is three (9) ______ more likely to be injured than a tennis player. It is advisable, (10) ______, to choose a sport that suits you and not one that is going to harm you. YOUR BEST FRIEND IN DISGUISE? Do you (1) ______ people on what they look like? I think we all (2) ______ that we shouldn’t do this although many of us still do. Some people are impressed by clothes from a particular (3) ______; others think that things such as someone’s hairstyle is critical to their (4) ______ of someone. But, if you sit and chat to people, you can see that, whatever they look (5) ______, that person may be really good (6) ______ and could become a close friend of yours – if only they were given the (7) ______ The point is that we should take people as they are and not dismiss them just because they (8) ______ differently from us. You may ignore someone who could be your best friend just because they are (9) ______ the wrong jeans. We need to look past the clothes, the tattoos and the hairstyles and think about personality, not (10) ______. 1. A. decide B. rule C. consider D. judge 2. A. notice B. catch C. realize D. aware 3. A. seller B. designer C. cutter D. maker 4. A. view B. sight C. thought D. picture 5. A. alike B. as C. similar D. like 6. A. pleasure B. laugh C. fun D. sport 7. A. moment B. opportunity C. occasion D. hope 8. A. dress B. wear C. clothe D. look 9. A. fitting B. wearing C. matching D. carrying 10. A. figure B. form C. manner D. appearance