PR InvisibleMan Test3-1
PR InvisibleMan Test3-1
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1 Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets.
The stranger 1 (walk) in the cold wind and snow from the train station at
Bramblehurst, 2
(carry) a small bag. He 3 (wear) a long
coat, and his wide hat 4
(pull) down over his face.
You 5
(can) see only the bright pink end of his nose through the snow.
He pushed open the door of the Coach and Horses, the only pub in Iping. He walked in and
dropped his bag.
“A fire,” he 6 (cry). “A room and a fire!” He 7 (shake)
some snow off his clothes.
Mrs Hall showed him into a private sitting room. The stranger 8 (pay) her
£2 for a room in her pub with all his meals for a week.
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3 For each question, choose the correct person: A (the stranger), B (Mrs Hall) or
C (Mr Hall).
1 Who worked in his sitting room with his bottles of chemicals for the next few months? A B C
2 Who sometimes heard the sound of glass breaking? A B C
3 Who did not like the stranger and did not want him in the pub? A B C
4 Who paid Mrs Hall every week and made her happy? A B C
5 Who started work early and worked all day? A B C
6 Who explained to the people of the village that the stranger was a scientist,
and he was doing important experiments? A B C
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6 Why has the stranger not paid his bill this week?
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5 Complete the conversation. Choose the best answers (a–h) below. There are three
extra answers.
The Invisible Man: Those are good shoes.
Thomas Marvel: 1
The Invisible Man: Yes, I have. You can see food in my stomach for an hour or two after I’ve eaten it.
Maybe you think it’s wonderful to be invisible, but there are problems, too.
Thomas Marvel: 4
The Invisible Man: But I need your help . . . If you help me, I’ll help you. An invisible man has a lot
of power and can do a lot of things. But if you don’t help me . . .
Thomas Marvel: 5
The Invisible Man: We’ll go to the pub in Iping and you must open the sitting room door for me.
Then I’ll go in and get my clothes and books. I’ll put them in a bag and drop
them out of the window. You must carry them for me – we’ll meet on the road
to Bramblehurst.
a I do think it’s wonderful. e I’ll help you. What do you want me to do?
b You’re frightened. f Where are you?
c They’re not bad. They were a gift. g Don’t touch me or I’ll kill you.
d Am I crazy? h Let me touch you then. Have you just eaten
some bread and cheese?
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6 Complete the text. Choose the correct words. There are two extra words.
6 The Invisible Man followed Mr Hall and his friends back to the .
7 Then the Invisible Man cut the telephone to Bramblehurst and left the village.
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Early the next morning, a sailor 1 a walks back to his ship in Port Stowe, a small town
b is walking
c is going to walk
d was walking
near the sea. He turned a corner and was very 2 a angry to see some coins 3 a fly in
b invisible b flying
c surprised c flew
d frightened d flies
the air. They were moving 4 a slowly along the street, 5 a about a metre above the ground.
b slow b near
c slower c above
d slowest d on
The sailor tried to catch the money, but something hit him 6 a slow and he fell. When he got up,
b slowly
c hard
d hardly
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10 Put the things that the Invisible Man did in Chapter Six in the correct order (1–7).
a He climbed back into the room and pushed the machine over.
b Then he went down the stairs and waited.
c Then he left his room for the last time.
d He opened the window, stepped out on to a roof and waited.
e After a few minutes the men came down the stairs, and he went back up to his room.
f He put more paper in the middle of the room, moved the chairs closer to it, and started a fire.
g He moved quietly past the three men and out of his door.
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11 Tick seven of the things Griffin takes from the shop in Chapter Seven.
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12 In Chapter Seven, Kemp did not like what the Invisible Man was saying, but he said,
“I understand.” Why did he say this, do you think?
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13 Complete the sentences. Choose the correct words from the box.
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14 Match the two parts of the sentences. Draw lines between them.
1 I want to go south, to a hot country a but they can smell him.
2 You understand science, b and you can help me.
3 And if anyone stops me, c I will kill them.
4 Dogs cannot see him, d and told people to lock their doors.
5 The groups of men had heavy sticks and dogs, e a man called Wicksteed was walking home.
6 Police on horses visited every house f where it is easier for an invisible man.
7 At about three o’clock in the afternoon, g and they went everywhere.
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16 Read the questions and choose the correct answers (a, b or c).
1 What does Kemp take from his bedroom?
a money
b a gun
c a letter
2 How does Griffin break the windows in the laboratory?
a with stones
b with an axe
c with his body
3 Who does Griffin take the gun from?
a Inspector Adye
b Kemp
c the servant
4 How many times can the gun be fired?
a four
b six
c five
5 What is Mr Heelas doing in his garden?
a looking for the Invisible Man
b running away from the Invisible Man
c sleeping
6 Why does Mr Heelas say to Kemp, “I’m sorry, but you can’t come in.”?
a It is too dangerous.
b He does not believe the stories.
c He wants Kemp to die.
7 Why could Kemp not go into the pub?
a The landlord stopped him.
b The doors were locked.
c He could not find it.
8 Why can the crowd see the young man at the end?
a He decides to stop the experiment.
b He does not want to be invisible.
c He is dead.
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17 Correct the sentences from Chapter Ten. The bold words are incorrect.
1 The name of the pub is The Port Stowe.
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5 But the next morning, someone was knocking on the door and they woke me up.
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