Welcome to BRISTOL! Please register here in order to take the Placement Test level test. ¡Bienvenido a BRISTOL! Por favor, regístrate aquí para poder hacer el test de nivel Placement Test. Nombre Apellidos Email Código Postal I agree to give my contact information to Bristol. Acepto dar mis datos de contacto a Bristol. 1. He is now taking a more positive ….. to his studies. A. attitude B. behavior C. manner2. Which film…..tonight? A. do you go to see B. you will see C. are you going to see3. You shouldn’t have a pet if you aren’t .…. to look after it. A. prepared B. adapted C. arranged4. I ….. any more money today. A. mustn't spend B. don't must spend C. must not to spend5. Are you coming inside soon? A. Sometimes B. Not long C. In a minute6. I can’t put up with .…. A. you if you should come to London. B. people who smoke all the time. C. the plates onto the top shelf.7. When you come to the show, .…. your camera with you. A. take B. show C. bring8. Jack has decided to ….. the time he spends watching television A. run out of B. cut down on C. come up with9. I really enjoy stories that are ….. in the middle ages. A. set B. put C. placed10. The post….. A. hasn't arrived yet B. already hasn't arrived C. hasn't yet arrived11. This is the book ….. on the course. A. that we used B. which did we use C. which we used it12. I work in a ….. A. modern, tall building B. tall, modern building C. building tall modern13. She asked Mary and Tom, but they couldn’t help her because ….. them knew the answer. A. either of B. neither of C. both14. The floor is wet; don’t run or you might .…. ! A. spill B. slip C. spin15. I’m hungry because I haven’t eaten ……all day. A. anything B. nothing C. something16. We ….. home at 3 a.m. A. reached to B. reached at C. reached17. I ….. to the cinema tonight. A. like to go B. would like to go C. like going18. Michael doesn’t speak French and….. A. his brother neither B. neither does his brother C. neither his brother19. The painters are …... good progress with the house. A. getting B. doing C. making20. What differences are there ….. the Spanish spoken in Spain and the Spanish spoken in Mexico? A. among B. between C. beside21. Shall we go out tonight? A. I know that B. Be careful C. I'm too tired22. I haven’t visited ….. you have. A. as many countries than B. as much countries as C. as many countries as23. Which bus ….. A. I should catch? B. should I to catch? C. should I catch?24. I didn’t ….. driving home in the storm so I stayed overnight in a hotel. A. fancy B. desire C. want25. When I arrived at the station, the train ….. A. had left B. has left C. was left26. I hope it doesn’t rain. A. Of course not B. So I do C. So do I27. .….. the step when you go in. A. Consider B. Mind C. Look28. The robber ….. by a policeman. A. was seen B. had seen C. saw29. That old frying pan will come in ….. when we go camping. A. convenient B. fitting C. handy30. Susan ….. that she had enjoyed her holiday. A. told B. said me C. told me31. There isn’t any sugar, I’m afraid you’ll have to .….. A. put up with B. do without C. make for32. I hope I haven’t ….. you any trouble by changing the arrangements. A. put B. caused C. made33. ….. you get your parents’ permission, I’ll take you sailing next weekend. A. Although B. Provided C. Unless34. …… shops were open, so we couldn’t buy any food. A. None of B. None of the C. None35. I ….. early tomorrow, because I’m on holiday. A. haven't to get up B. don't have to get up C. have not get up36. I can’t find my purse anywhere. I ….. have left it in the car. A. can B. must C. ought37. There is nothing to do in this town. I’m …… A. bored B. bore C. boring38. A local company has agreed to ….. the school team with football boots. A. contribute B. supply C. give39. Stuart is a vegetarian. He doesn’t eat ….. meat. A. ---- B. the C. a40. I’ve met you before,…… A. didn't I? B. did I? C. haven't I?41. People have always drawn and painted on walls. Prehistoric man painted on the walls of caves, for example, and those paintings are now considered valuable works of art. If people draw walls these days, though, it isn’t considered art. It is called “graffiti” and cleaned off as soon possible. But for many young people aerosol art is just as serious as wall painting was for their prehistoric ancestors. Graffiti art takes a number of forms. It can be an individual mark, often just the initials of the artist, or something larger, like a mural. Each artist has his or their own “tag”, or signature, and each piece of graffiti art is “tagged”. For some artists graffiti is a reaction to the circumstances of their lives, while others it is a more thought-out artistic expression. Either way, graffiti is very personal to the young person that produces it and it is an expression of his or feelings. The motivation behind a piece of graffiti can be happiness or sadness, frustration or relief. For this reason, it is an art form that is very close the hearts of the young. Graffiti as a youth culture began in America but become popular in many other countries. Its influences come pop culture, especially music and cartoons. Some of it is so creative art galleries begun to buy it and the artists have become famous.Has terminado el test de nivel Placement Test. Time is Up!