7 Read about Tony. Then answer the questions. Write full sentences. (10 marks)My name is Tony. There are five of us in my family: me, myparents and my two sisters. I'm twelve, and I'm the youngestperson in the family. My dad is a teacher. My mum works in alibrary. She's younger than my dad. My dad is free atweekends, but Mum works on Saturday mornings.We live in a flat in Harlow, a big town about fifty kilometresfrom London. We moved here three years ago. Before that, welived in Oxford. I like living here because there are lots ofyoung people in my street.It's only five minutes on foot from our flat to my school, so Idon't need to get a bus in the morning. I enjoy learninglanguages and my favourite subject is Spanish. I'm going tovisit Spain next month with a group of students from myschool. It'll be my first visit to Spain. I can't wait!1 How many people are in Tony's family?2 What is Tony's dad's job?3 Where did Tony's family live three years ago?​

We are becoming more and more dependant on mobile phones as these small and sleek devices are multi-functional gadgets that help in our day-to-day tasks. With the launch of latest models, you can now keep yourself updated with the latest information. Today, mobile phones are able to send messages and photo images, access the internet and email, play music, games and lots more. We hadn’t thought in our wildest dreams that mobile phones would come with so many advanced functionalities and features. These small gadgets have become an important part of our lives, meeting the ever-growing expectations of the customers.
     It's become common to see people walking down the street with their phones clamped to their ears, and for some people, that phone just never stops ringing. It's disturbing to think that mobile phones might actually be dangerous to our health. Is this threat for real, or is it just scaremongering?
     It's strange not to have a mobile phone now.
     Today nobody can imagine his life without a mobile phone.
     Mobile phone is an essential part of our life. A mobile is a best friend of a person. A cell phone is a fashion statement for a person.
     Life without a mobile phone is like living without eyebrows…you don’t really need it, but it does improve your image if you have it. Actually, I find that other features are harder to live without. But not having a mobile phone today gets you thrown back into the “cave person” category. People nowadays don’t even ask if you have a mobile phone ,they just get down to asking your number and give you this strange look of disgust coupled with astonishment if you tell them you don’t have one. I guess it’s good to have a mobile phone in a way that we become more sociable and we have things, which can be done at the touch of a button, but have we spared a thought of what would happen to the world if all the mobile networks were down for one whole hour???