This is the second part of the exam.
It contains three different types of reading exercises: Incomplete Sentences, Gap Fill Text, and Text Comprehension.
Read each question carefully and choose the best answer.

This is the first part of the exam.
It contains three different types of listening exercises: Statement/Response, Short Conversations, and Short Talks.
For each question, listen carefully and choose the best answer.

Complete the sentences below with the correct phrasal verb:

This is the second part of the exam.
It contains three different types of reading exercises: Incomplete Sentences, Gap Fill Text, and Text Comprehension.
Read each question carefully and choose the best answer.

This is the first part of the exam.
It contains three different types of listening exercises: Statement/Response, Short Conversations, and Short Talks.
For each question, listen carefully and choose the best answer.

Choose the correct option to complete each sentence.

Complete the sentences below using the correct pronouns:

Choose the right option (A, B or C) to complete the text below:

If people (1) _____ the house regularly, it usually (2) _____ clean and comfortable. However, if nobody (3) _____ the washing up after dinner, the kitchen quickly becomes messy.
In my flat, chores are shared, but some tasks are (4) _____ than others. For example, cleaning the bathroom is (5) _____ than vacuuming the living room.
If we (6) _____ more organised, we (7) _____ finish all the housework faster. But in reality, people are busy. If (8) ______ arrives late from work, they often (9) _____ too tired to clean.
Sometimes I imagine a different situation. If I (10) _____ alone, I (11) _____ less stressed, because I wouldn’t have to argue about chores. But if (12)  _____ does anything at home, the house (13) _____ a disaster.
That’s why clear rules are important. If everyone (14) _____ their part, living together is much (15) _____.

Read the text and fill the gaps with the correct words:

I’ve been a SWAT ______ (1) for almost ten years now, and every day still feels different. When people imagine our job, they usually think of dramatic movie scenes, but the reality is often much ______ (2) than what you see on screen.
Last month, my team responded to a high-risk ______ (3) involving an armed suspect who had barricaded himself inside an apartment. We needed to ______ (4) quickly and calmly, because hesitation can put civilians and officers in danger. As the team ______ (5), it was my responsibility to coordinate the plan.
Before entering, we used a ballistic ______ (6) for protection, and our sniper provided better ______ (7) from the rooftop. I always tell new members that you must stay extremely ______ (8) during operations—you can’t let adrenaline take over.
Even though the job can be stressful, I really enjoy ______ (9) with my team. We train together almost every day, trying to get faster and ______ (10) with each session. I also hope to ______ (11) more advanced negotiation training soon, because communicating effectively can prevent violence.
In the end, the suspect surrendered without injuries. Moments like that remind me why I joined: not for action, but to make situations far ______ (12) for everyone involved.

Fill the gaps in the sentences with the correct noun form (singular, plural, or uncountable), the appropriate article (the, a/an, or ∅), and the correct modal verb according to the meaning of each sentence: