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This document provides sample questions and responses for a PET practice exam on writing. The first part provides 5 fill-in-the-blank questions about fashion where the response must be 3 words or less. The second part asks to write a 35-45 word email inviting a friend to go away for a weekend. The third part provides two writing prompts, one to respond to a pen pal's questions in about 100 words and the other to begin a story with the given sentence and continue it.
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Pet test1 write1-3
- 1. PET Practice Exam: Writing Part 1 Questions 1-5 Here are some sentences about fashion. For each question, complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use no more than three words. Example: 0 Looking fashionable makes some people feel happy and confident. Some people feel happy and confident when .................................................... fashionable. 1 Why don’t you buy the latest fashions? If I were you, .................................................... buy the latest fashions. 2 Some people spend a lot of money to look fashionable. In .................................................... look fashionable, some people spend a lot of money. 3 It takes me a long time to decide what to buy. I spend a long time .................................................... what to buy. 4 I like wearing comfortable clothes. I like my clothes .................................................... comfortable. 5 We shouldn’t judge people by their clothes. We must try .................................................... judge people by their clothes. 1 they look
- 2. PET Practice Exam: Writing Part 2 Question 6 You and some friends are planning to go away for the weekend. Write an e-mail to an English-speaking friend called Darren. In your e-mail, you should: • tell him where you are going and when. • invite him to come with you. • say when you are leaving and where you will meet. Write 35-45 words. 2
- 3. PET Practice Exam: Writing Part 3 Write an answer to one of the questions (7 or 8) in this part. Write your answer in about 100 words. Write the question number. Question 7 • This is part of an e-mail you received from an English penfriend. • Now write a letter answering your friend’s questions. Question 8 • Your English teacher has asked you to write a story. • Your story must begin with this sentence: A strange noise woke me in the night. • Now write your story. 3 Last month, we moved to a new house. The move was difficult, but everything is fine now. This is a much bigger house and we’ve got a garden, which we didn’t have before. Write and tell me about your home. Have you ever had a big move? new house tomyb@network.net