READING &

LISTENING EXTRA
INTERMEDIATE 7 4
ANSWER KEY 1 False – Amelia saw Spectre last week. 1 backbreaking
2 False – Oliver thinks Daniel Craig is a 2 due to
UNIT 1 good actor. 3 daily tasks
3 True 4 connected environments
2 4 False – only Oliver was there
5 True
5
6
tapping on a keyboard
huge
1 all kinds of people 2 no 6 True
3 6
8 1 a job in IT
1 False – It’s over 70 years old. 1 fancy 2 extras 3 plot 4 charged up 2 (Suggested answer) She was very
2 False – The guests are from all walks confident and answered the questions
of life. well.
3 True UNIT 3
4 False – You have to choose three things: 7
a music track, a book and a luxury item. 2 1 head of recruitment
5 True 1 3 days 2 5/five years ago
6 False – A lot of people choose chocolate. 2 a copy of the complete works of 3 team leader/head of team
4 Shakespeare, food and accommodation
in the university student
4 She can work where and when she
wants.
1 radio 2 eight/8 3 luxury 4 book accommodation 5 She’s an organised worker.
5 strange 6 melt 6 She likes programming and creating
5 3 new systems.
1 Stratford-upon-Avon
1 broadcasting 2 memory 3 pioneering 2 Friday aernoon and Sunday aernoon 8
4 guests 5 tracks 6 impact 3 in the Saturday aernoon session 1 current job 2 promoted 3 application
7 4
5
Sunday morning session
actors and leading authorities
4 schedule 5 strength 6 deadline
1 False – He is a scientist.
2 True 4 UNIT 5
3 False – His favourite book is Great 1 insight 2 panel of experts
Expectations, about a boy’s life. 3 benefactors 4 try on 5 props 2
4 True 6 round off 1 in a few minutes
5 True 2 no
6 False – His childhood was difficult. 6 3 a maximum of three
9 1 False – They are planning to go to
university in the future.
4
5
No, only some places offer breakfast.
location, food and staff reviews, prices
1 West 2 lives 3 comfortable 2 True 6 It gives information on more
4 impossible 3 False – He’s travelling with his friend interesting, out-of-the-way places that
Jake. aren’t usually in books.
UNIT 2 4 False – Henry is going to work in his
uncle’s restaurant. 4
2 5 False – He flies back on the 30th June.
6 True
1 False – They want to have something to
eat.
1 Inside Out 2 False – It’s 2 o’clock.
2 The Lady in the Van 7 3 True
3 Star Wars: The Force Awakens 1 gap year 2 cash 3 be back 4 couple 4 False – It has four out of five stars.
3 5 performances 6 look forward to 5 False – It costs €10.
6 True
1 He’s an author.
2 The Lady in the Van and Inside Out UNIT 4 5
3 Riley, Inside Out 1 not too dear
4 Inside Out, a family film 2 2 go back
5 No, only Star Wars 3 3 do you fancy
4 3
4
5
work out
starving
1 overall 2 hilarious 3 baddies 1 working days became shorter 6 out of the way
4 a real treat 5 grumpy 6 shed a tear 2 technology/the internet
6 3
4
At home or places like cafés.
They can rent a hot desk. UNIT 6
1 The battery was flat. 5 There will be no more work-free
2 He saw the new James Bond film,
Spectre.
weekends or 9-to-5 days and people 2
will be able to work when and where bungee jumping, whitewater raing,
3 Skyfall/the last one they want. parachute jump
4 Mexico City
5 go to the cinema
6 The new Minions film/a comedy

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3 UNIT 8 4
1 True 1 rarely 2 layout 3 through the ages
2 False – He took a cable car. 2 4 laid out 5 hidden 6 curtains
3 False – It’s more than 20km long. 1 She prefers the countryside.
4 True 2 She works from home.
5 False – He said he would never do it. 6
6 False – He was with an instructor. 3 1 George
1 spring 2 The Great Hall
4 2 She walked her dogs. 3 It’s the largest room in the house.
1 stunning 2 strapped 3 ra 3 sunny 4 wooden figures
4 exhilarated 5 the faint-hearted 4 Yes, she got them to the editor before 5 the villagers from the village of
6 hair-raising the deadline. Bloxenbury
5 Because there are fewer distractions/ 6 1670
6 she can hide and not be disturbed. 7 wood
1 to raise money for charity 6 No, she lives on the edge of the village. 8 It is from old ships.
2 just over £4000 7 There’s a café next to the shop.
3 he did gymnastics 8 She’s going to a meeting in London. 7
4 in the main square 1 planks 2 wooden figures 3 gi
5 20 metres 4 4 ships 5 furniture 6 frame
6 40 metres 1 vegetable plot and flowerbeds
7 No, he was nervous before. 2 plenty to do 3 greenhouse
4 on the edge of the village UNIT 10
7 5 tough winter 6 beat the deadline
1 opposite 2 support 3 harness 2
4 butterflies in my stomach 5 crazy 5 1 No 2 Yes
6 publicity 7 roughly 8 height 1 plenty to do
2 greenhouse 3
3 beat the deadline 1 London and Paris to New York
UNIT 7 4 on the edge of the village 2 1800s/early 19th century
5 tough winter 3 Japan
2 6 vegetable plot, flowerbed 4 They use magnets and electricity.
1 False – It’s for general everyday 5 France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Belgium
conversation. 7 and the UK.
2 True 1 False – He grew up in London.
3 False – You need a laptop. 2 True 4
4 True 3 True 1 links 2 revolutionised 3 trend
5 False – You also discuss books and 4 True 4 overtaken 5 supersonic plane
culture. 5 False – There are forty students. 6 goods 7 environmentally friendly
6 False – You need experience of acting. 6 True
7 False – He only travels once a month. 6
3 8 False – He likes them./They get on very 1 The number has doubled.
1 take up 2 run their own business well. 2 It can park cars and navigate.
3 demanding 4 inspire 5 amateur 3 traffic jams and delays
8 4 new (environmentally friendly) fuels
5 1 far and distant 2 stressful for cars
1 Dan wants to study Italian. 3 commute 4 pupils 5 in cities
2 He wants to take the test that day/now. 5 get on with very well 6 idyllic 6 because the batteries do not last

6 7
1 evening 2 doesn’t know 3 short UNIT 9 1 traffic jams 2 around the corner
4 now 5 ten 3 pollution 4 race 5 fuels 6 batteries
2
7 1 The 17th century (the year 1605)
1 in 2 for 3 for 4 up 5 on 2 No, the heating system is modern.
8A 3
1 register for 2 interested in 1 False – It has an atmosphere of ‘days
3 suitable for 4 sign up gone by’.
5 concentrate on 2 True
3 True
4 False – It is not used oen for safety
reasons.
5 False – It was but is now white.
6 True
7 True
8 False – The equipment is from the
1920s.

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