If you are an English language teacher using the popular Oxford University Press (OUP) Project series, you know how essential the assessment materials are for tracking student progress.
One of the most frequent searches by busy ESL/EFL teachers is for the Unit 1 test for Project 2 (Fourth Edition). Whether you have misplaced your teacher's book or need a digital copy for remote teaching, finding the correct "photocopiable" resources can be a challenge.
In this post, we break down what is on the Unit 1 test, why these materials are vital for the "Better Learning" approach, and how to access them legally.
Here is the reality check: Oxford University Press sells these tests for a reason.
While you can find PDFs of "Project 2 Unit 1 test" floating around the internet, remember that "photocopiable" means within one school/institution. It does not mean "free for the entire public."
For Teachers: If you have the Teacher’s Book, the CD-ROM or the online portal (Oxford Premium) contains the editable and printable tests. Check your access code.
For Students: Looking for the answer key to cheat? Don't. Unit 1 of Project 2 is foundational. If you can’t tell the difference between "He plays football" and "He is playing football" now, Unit 4 will destroy you.