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LISTENING 4 Underline the correct preposition.

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1 ® 4 4 Listen and circle the correct answer: a), b) or c).
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Jo thinks she could be _ Native American.
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2 The woman felt the bed moving so she got up and -·
take place in I on ten years' time.
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a) $ 1 m b) for a long time c) for 25 years 6 He couldn't stop for a chat because he was from I in a
4 Jack __ Nick's idea for a new business. hurry.
a) likes b) agrees with c) doesn't agree with 7 I warned him about I from the traffic jams.
5 The shop doesn't have a --· 8 She had to apologise on I for forgetting the time of the
a) price list b) computer c) dishwasher meeting.
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time.
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PRONUNCIATION
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HOME
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LISTENING 4 Underline the correct preposition.

I I'm meeting them Q1 I in lunchtime.
1 ® 44 Listen and circle the correct answer a), b) or c).
2 She's always gossiping about I ((om other people.
Jo thinks she could be __ Native American.
3 He apologised on I for forgetting to call me.
a) 5% b) 1 5% @]5%)
4 I couldn't finish the test because I ran out of I of the time.
2 The floor stopped moving after the woman -·
5 The situation will improve at I in the long term.
a) got dressed b) went outside c) got under the table
6 Don't forget to switch on I up the computer before
3 The girl's going to save __ to go to the Moon.
you start.
a) $ 1 m b) for 50 years c) for a long time
7 He complimented the students on I of their excellent
4 Jack thinks Nick's idea for a new business is --·
exam results.
a) great b) original c) mad 8 Some authors write their novels in I by hand.
5 The shop doesn't have a --· 9 You can't predict what changes will take place a long time
a) computer b) price list c) dishwasher of I ((om now.
6 The woman thinks the most important invention for the I 0 She's hardly opened her mouth tonight. What's at I on
kitchen is a -· her mind?
a) tin opener b) cooker c) fridge I I He couldn't stay because he was ((om I in a hurry to get
1 1 01 to work.
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PRONUNCIATION
5 Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the
2 ® 45 Listen and cross out the word with a different word in capitals.
vowel sound in bold.
He's been unembloved for 6 months. He can't find
I family -4=ama- married ambitious
a job. EMPLOY
2 inquiry risk science fiction
2 Fewer people are living on the streets
3 romantic forgot comedy job because there are special places for them to sleep.
4 genetic remember engineering period HOME
5 hear earn leader freeze 3 Commuting to work every day is making me feel
6 fun discussion furious wonderful completely EXHAUST

sl 4 I hope they find a

conflict. PEACE
solution to the

VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR 5 My mobile's not working. It must need ______

CHARGE
3 Match the compound nouns.
6 This new detergent is much more ______ than
I great- a) power
the old one. EFFECT
2 risk b) grandparents
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4 science d) engineering
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My students don't hear me and that's why they do I Have you seen his latest play ___ ?
mistakes. a) just � c) ever d) last night
Mystudents don't listen to me and that's why they 2 My parents ___ from Ireland.
make mistakes.
a) lived b) are coming c) come d) comes
2 You forgot to remember me about mum's birthday, so
3 When we were children, we ___ outside all the time.
I'm on hot water now!
a) 'd play b) 'd played
c) were playing d) 've played
3 She made her best with the project, but it looked a bit
4 You _ eat so much junk food.
short when she printed it on.
a) might b) shouldn't c) must d) have to
5 The house was ___ smaller than he remembered.
4 I don't like many of my ancestors much, but my Uncle
Tom is great funny to be with. a) very b) little bit c) far d) not as
6 We _ to stay in a hotel when we get to Toronto.
5 He used to win a good salary, but then he lost his work. a) will b) would c) likely d) 're going
Now he's unemployed. 7 I've never been to India, but I ___ to China last year.
a) went b) 've been
6 Isaid her I'd be late because I had to make some c) used to go d) gone
shopping. 8 They ___ her address any more.
a) aren't remembering b) don't remember
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9 You _ to go now. You can go later.
d) remember

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I He was talking on his mobile when I saw him. I 0 When he got to the airport, he realised he _ his
What was he doingwhen you saw him plane ticket.
2 She realised later that she'd given him the wrong phone a) left b) forgot
number. c) 'd forgotten d) 'd left
When ___
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championship. response to changes in the world around us. and
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8 Complete the second sentence so that it means the like a family, providing company and support. The
same as the first. Use the word in brackets. concept has probably developed 5 a result
You can't smoke in the office. (must) of changes in our society, where people 6___
_ _

You mustn't smoke in the offlce live as near to their families as they used 7 ____

2 I told him to remember to buy cheese. (remind) The word framily has been used in the USA for quite
a while, especially by younger 8 living in
cities; this is reflected 9 popular TV shows
3 We used to meet for lunch every Sunday. (would) like Friends. If you like being with both 'framily' and
We ___
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READING a) This means that the office will become much more central

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to our lives.

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c) This acts as both a mirror and an electrically controlled
screen.
d) The latest �D technology makes 'watching TV' a whole
new expenence.
If you want to find out what houses might look
e) You'll find out why when you go upstairs.
like in the future, you should visit the Liuing
Tomorrow exhibition. It's a permanent exhibition f) The� ev�n change colour automatically when you adjust
near Brussels in Belgium, where you can see the ilghtmg.
for yourself how tomorrow's technologies will I 1 01
integrate with our daily lives.

1 b . Everything works via remote control, from

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correct answer: a), b) or c).
warming up food, to authorising access to the
supermarket delivery man. The living room has
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touch screens which control the light, music and ( �
a) shows what houses will be like in t e future )
windows. You might want to read, relax or just b) shows what daily life will be like in the future
chat to friends there. However, you won't see a c) is only showing for a short time
TV. 2__ .
2 In the 'House of the Future', you --·
The kitchen can be whatever you want it to be. a) will have your shopping delivered automatically
Appliances like the oven, fridge and dishwasher
b) won't have to know how to cook much
slide in or out of view as needed. 3_. The
c) can watch TV in the living room
oven and microwave are designed to recognise
different kinds of food and decide automatically 3 In the kitchen, --·
how to cook them. The only thing that doesn't a) you can move the domestic appliances around
move here is the flat screen on the wall - which, b) the oven decides what food you'll eat
among other things, allows you to do your
c) the fridge and dishwasher are white
shopping easily and safely online.
4 There's a 'home theatre' upstairs --·
Upstairs is the 'home theatre', with specialised a) which has an 'intelligent mirror'
acoustics and large screens. 4_. Next to this, in
b) where you can sleep
the 'sleeping space', you can try out a bed that
adapts to your size and shape.
c) where you can watch films
5 In the bathroom, --·
The bathroom, which has water-free toilets and
a) music starts playing when you clean your teeth
voice-controlled taps, is also equipped with an
'intelligent mirror'. 5_. You can watch the news b) you can check if it's raining outside
on it, check the weather forecast or listen to c) the taps turn on automatically
music while you clean your teeth. The mirror will 6 In the future, -·
even check your blood pressure and temperature,
a) the 'home office' will be more essential than it is now
and remind you to take your medicine if
b) people won't have to work
necessary!
c) people won't be able to go outside very much
Finally, there's the 'home office'. Thanks to
torporrow's interactive multimedia technology, r--.---s--.1
more and more people will be working from
home. 6_. In fact, in 'the house of the future', it
will hardly be necessary to leave home at all!

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13 Delete the response that is not possible. 15 Underline the correct alternative.
I So should I dress smartly for the interview? In genera/ I the whole, the good points outweigh the bad
points.
a}--1-see: b) Of course. c) That's right.
2 _ the name of our new company. 2 We talked on the phone for I during hours last night.
a) Let's focus on b) I think we need to come back to 3 Although I As well as that he isn't ambitious, he knows he
c) Let's sum up should find a better job.
3 Do you know if the train's left yet? 4 I like eating organic food. However I Although, it's much
more expensive.
a) Yes, I can. b) I think so. c) I'm not sure.
5 They never listen to music while I during they're studying.
4 Anyway, in the end, we had to sleep on the floor!
6 As soon as I By the time he got home, it was nearly
a) You must be joking. b) What did you do?
midnight.
c) I don't believe it.
5 A: Sorry, sir, but we have no tables available. sl
B: __ you didn't get my booking? 16 Write an essay about the advantages and
a) Didn't you say b) So you're saying disadvantages of mobile phones. Use the prompts below
c) Do you mean to say to help you. Write 120-150 words.
6 Would you mind calling him for me?
a) Of course not. b) Yes, please. c) Sure. It's easy to see the advantages of mobile phones in our
.-..,--,s=-1 everyday lives. ------

14 Match gaps 1-11 in the conversation with a)-k)

below.
A: First of 1 a , we need to decide when to have the
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conference.
B: I think June's the best time - before the summer holidays
One of the main advantages -------
start.
A: Yes, that's a good 2_. May's too early.
B: 3_. But for me, the most important thing is where to
have it. The �-- see it, we should book somewhere at
once.
A: Yes, 5_. We'll need a hotel with conference facilities for
fifty people. The problem is that, on the other hand, _______

B: How about if I call James? He works at the Plaza. He'll be

able to advise us.
A: OK, go 6 __ • That's OK by me.
B: So 7_ to the next point. Who are we going to invite as
speakers?
A: You've lost me now. I thought we were going to do all the
presentations? In my opinion, ------

B: 8__ say that? Well, I think we need someone who

specialises in marketing.
A: I'm not 9_ agree, actually. I have plenty of marketing
experience.
B: OK. Why 1 0_ come back to that later? 1 1 _ recap:
what have we decided so far?
a) atl g) way I 1 1 01
b) ahead h) point
c) Exactly i} Did I
d) I agree j) sure I
e) Let's k) moving on
f) don't we
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1 ® 38 Listen to a teacher talking about a school trip 4 Match 1-6 with a ) -f) .
and complete the notes. I organic ...sf_ a) learning
2 traffic b) out
3 search c) taker
Vi�it to the '5c.ie.nc.e Mu�e.um 4 print d) food
Date: ' 27th May 5 high e) pass
C..Oad-1 leaves at: 1__ a.m. 6 period f) engine
Museum opens: 1__ a.m. to !,p.m. 7 distance g) lights
1st guided tour at: 4______
8 risk h) on
Name of el-hibition: Antenna
9 driving i) achiever
------ brea� at: lla.m.
1 0 try k) drama
Number of themed galleries: 1..0
\Z.ewmmended: � the Modem World I I boarding I) licence
and 1he �u.ret Life of the ,
Lunc.\1: pic.n ic. area at s
in
_____

______
_

p.m.
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Name of film: 1______ �tation box. Use some words more than once.
2nd guided tour at: 2.4Sp.m.
Name of elohibition: fa&t 10_---::--:---- with at in to on by down up
fru time: " -- to ?.?op.m.
Home bf S.oop.m. I I haven't made friends with many people at work.
2 We try to save energy by not leaving electrical appliances
____ standby.
3 The letter didn't arrive because it was delivered to the
wrong house ____ mistake.
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(F)?
4 Do you believe ____ magic?
5 You'll get better playing the piano if you
2 Listen again. Are the sentences true (T) or false
practise every day.
The teacher advises his students to be in the
car park by 7.30a . m. __
F
6 Unfortunately, speaking a foreign language doesn't come
naturally me.
2 They've all been to the museum before.
7 If you got up earlier, you might arrive time.
3 The Wellcome Wing had been closed until
last week. 8 You shouldn't forget to shut your computer at
night.
4 The teacher recommends two exhibitions about
9 Did you know that Ben's s plit up Jo?
gadgets in the home.
5 They'll watch a film about what it's like to live I 0 When I get home from work, I like to relax and put my
feet ____
and work in space.
6 The afternoon guided tour is about the I I He succeeded ____ passing the exam after a lot of
development of Formula One cars. hard work.

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PRONUNCIATION 6 Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the
word in capitals.
3 ® 39 Listen and write the number of words in each
I She's been unembloved for six months. She can't
sentence. Contracted forms count as one word.
find a job. EMPLOY
_ 7
_ 4
2 The job market for university graduates is much more
2 5 ------ these days. COMPETE
3 6 3 My son wants to specialise in ______

sl engineering. GENE
4 I heard a ------ talk about the meaning of
dreams. FASCINATE
5 They were sent home from school for ______

the teacher. OBEY

6 I didn't get an interview because I didn't have the right
----- · QUALIFY

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I What for did you do that? same as the first.
What didyou do that [or? We last saw each other six months ago.
2 Who did gave you those lovely flowers? We haven't seen each other for six months.
2 There aren't many nice places to eat here.
3 If you saw him, what would you said? There are only ------- ·
3 If sales don't improve, I'll lose my job.
4 Where were made these shoes? Unless ------

4 They're building a new factory near the river.

5 Who's the man that he stole your bag? A new factory -------
5 He told them they shouldn't smoke so much.
6 Have you speak to her last night? He warned ________________

6 I wasn't able to get in touch with her.

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-;=:::;:::

8 Circle the correct answer: a), b), c) or d).

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I We don't __ eat out on Tuesdays. 10 Complete the text a bout popular words with one
a) easily b) early � d) never word in each gap.
2 I couldn't leave at six because I __ finished the report.
a) had b) hadn't Do you tweet on Twitter?
c) wasn't d) wouldn't 1
It will probably come as no surprise that not
3 We talked for hours about __ we used to live. only was Twitter the fastest growing website
2
2009, but 'twitter' was also the most
a) where b) which c) that d) which
widely used word in the media. 'Obama' was in
4 She __ to get promoted before me. 3
place and 'HlNl', the name of the
a) should b) might not swine flu virus that spread all over 4_______

c) won't d) isn't likely world, was in third. More surprisingly, the success of
Stephanie Meyer's Twilight series of 5_______
5 Your order __ sent by first class post and will arrive
and films pushed the word 'vampire' into fifth place.
tomorrow.
a) is being b) has being c) will d) is The popularity of the 6 'twitter' summed
up the rise of social networking on the internet. It was
6 He asked me what time __ arrive.
also a 'fun' word, 7 led to the creation
a) we'll b) we'd c) would we d) we have of a whole new set of vocabulary. For example, 'tweet',
7 If I'd seen you, I __ hello. 'tweetaholic' and even 'tweet up', which means to arrange
to 8 up with your friends.
a) 'd say b) 'II say
c) would've said d) had said If further proof of social networking as 9______

8 We __ them since we were children. huge cultural force was needed, the New Oxford
American Dictionary chose 'un£riend' as its 2009 Word of
a) know b) knew 10
the • To 'unftiend' means to remove
c) 've been knowing d) 've known
someone as a friend on a social networking
9 While we to check in, they announced that our
__
11
like Facebook. Have you unfriended
plane was delayed. anyone recently?

a) waited b) are waiting

c) were waiting d) had waited
I 0 He's been working there since --·
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a) five months b) March
c) two years d) a long time.
II __ we arrived, the concert had started.
a) Wh ile b) Until
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READING
1 1 Match gaps 1-6 in the text with sentences a)-g)
opposite. There is one extra sentence you do not need.
Teenage boy climbs Everest
In May 2010, American
teenager Jordan Romero
made history by becoming
the youngest person to climb
the highest peak in the world,
Mount Everest (8,848m).
1_e_. The first thing he did
when he reached the sum­
mit was to make a phone
call, saying, 'Mom, I'm call­
ing you from the top of the
world!'
Jordan made the climb with
his father Paul, his step­
mother Karen Lundgren
and three Sherpa guides, all
experienced mountaineers.
However, despite Jordan's
age, he was by no means an
inexperienced climber. In
fact, this was his sixth major
achievement in his dream £O
climb the Seven Summits,
the highest peaks on all sev­
en continents.
2__• Between 2007 and
2009, he climbed five others
in North and South Amer­
ica, Australia and Europe.
Having climbed the Asian
one, this left only the Vinson
Massif (4,892m) in Antarc­
tica to achieve his dream of
being the youngest person ro
climb all seven.
J__ There was a painting
on a corridor wall in his Cal­
ifornia school which showed
the highest poinr on every
continent, and i t fascinated
him. He did some research
and then one day he said to
his father, 'Dad, I want m
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His father immediately
starred rraining him and the
following year they climbed
Kilimanjaro.
Despite Jordan's achieve­
ments, the Everest climb
also attracted criticism from
people who said he was roo
young ro rake such risks. It
i.s true that climbing at such
high altitudes can be dan­
gerous. 4__ Furthermore,
a previous record holder for
the youngest person ro climb
Moum Everest, 16-year-old
Temba Tsheri from Nepal,
lost five fingers from frost­
bite during his climb due to
the e.x:treme cold.
Bur Jordan's father rejected
the criticisms, saying. 'We
were so prepared, everything
weor absolurely perfeccly.
5
__ ' . He said cl1ey'd spent
several weeks getting used
to the high altitude. He
thought Jordan had trained
hard and had been ready for
the challenge.
Jordan himself said, 'I'm the
one who started this project.
6
__ I know it's a big goal
and luckily for me, my fam­
ily is supporting me every
step of the way. In fact my
family is my team.'
He hopes his adventure will
inspire young people around
the world to set themselves
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a) The cold and the lack of oxygen has killed many climbers
in the past.
b) It's my dream we are following.
c) Their knowledge and experience of the mountain will
help keep us all safe.
d) He conquered the first one. Mount Kilimanjaro (5.895m).
in Africa when he was ten.
e) Jordanwas 13yearsold.
f) Age has nothing to do with anything.
g) Jordan says he was first inspired to climb at the age of
nine.
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b)
1 2 Read the text again and choose the correct answer:
a), or c).
When Jordan got to the top of Everest, he called his __.
a) father
b) friends
�
2 He'd already climbed __ of the highest mountains
in the world.
a) five
b) six
c) seven
3 Jordan climbed Kilimanjaro when he was--·
a) seven
b) nine
c) ten
4 Some people thought Jordan shouldn't climb Everest
because :
__
a) he would get frostbite
b) the mountain was too high
c) he wasn't old enough
5 Before the climb, --·
a) Jordan trained very hard
b) he spent several months on Everest
c) his father was very worried
6 Jordan would like--·
a) everybody to climb mountains
b) to inspire other teenagers
c) to find more challenges
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SPEAKI NG WRITING
13 Cross out the option or response that is not possible. 15 Underline the correct alternatives.
I So should I dress smartly tonight?
a) Isee. b) Of course. c) That's right. The best meal of my life!
2 I'm afraid the party's been cancelled.
What's the 'more I most delicious food you've ever eaten?
a) Really? b) Well done. c) That's a shame. Mine was chicken soup. 11n general I In all likelihood it
3 A: Do you recommend taking a sweater? wasn't just the soup itself, but where and 3what I when it
B: Yes. __ quite cold in the evenings. was eaten. It happened when I was working in Morocco
•while I during Ramadan, when Muslims don't eat 5or I but
a) it's generally b) on the whole, it's
drink a nythi ng from sunrise to sunset, and never complain.
c) it tends to
4 A: That was a fantastic meal. wasn't it? 6Aithough I However I'm not a Musli m, I admired the
willpower of my friends so much 7than I that one day I
B: Yes, but I __ the food was overpriced.
decided to share the experience with them. It was one of
a) for one thing b) do think c) must say the most memorable days of my life, full of unexpected
5 Did you know that if you listen to Bach, it helps you to feelings and emotions.
learn better?
8Finally I By the time the sun was setting,I'd j oined the
a) Oh, really? b) I have no idea. crowds of people in th e square, 9which I where the cafes
c) Does it? That's interesting. had prepared bowls of steaming chicken soup 10as well as I
6 What should we get Harry and Sara for their wedding also del iciously sweet desserts. Everyone had a bowl of
anniversary? soup in front of them and held their spoons ready to eat.
a) Don't forget to buy them a plant. "After that I As soon as the sun went down, we lifted our

b) I don't know. spoons. Food had never tasted so good.

c) If I were you, I'd just send them a card.

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14 Match gaps 1-11 in the conversation with a)-k) 16 Choose one of the topics below and write an essay I
below. a story on a separate piece of paper. Use the paragraph
notes to help you. Write 130-150 words.
A: 1 Have _Q_ my car keys, Anna?
B: I'm 2__ sure I left them on the table. Topic A
A: No, I've looked there. Did you put them in your handbag? If you could choose to be a famous person from history,
B: Maybe. I 3 __, Where is my handbag anyway? who would you choose?
A: I haven't got 1 __, You know, I think we should buy a red Para I : say who the person is and what they are famous for
carpet! Para 2: give two or three reasons why you would like
B: 5__ ? Why red? to be them
A: I read an article about it. Apparently red helps you Para 3: say what things you would do d ifferentl y from them.
remember details better. and why
B: You've 6 __,
Topic B

A: Well, 7__ thing. we're getting very forgetful these days. Write a story beginning with these words:
It was the most important day of my life.
B: Yes, but 8 I see it, that's because we spend too much
__

time using computers. Para I : say why the day was important
A: Exactly! I think I'll try using a red screen on mine. Para 2: describe what happened on this day
B: OK, but whatever 9 __ , don't buy a red carpet! Para 3: say what the conclusion was - positive or negative
A: Don't worry. Hey, you'll 10 __ what!
B: You found the keys? 1 1 01
A: Yes, in my pocket . . .
B: 1 1__ joking!
a) y
o us
e en g) Really
b) the way h) a clue
c) you do i) lost me
d) fairly j) can't remember
e) never guess k) for one
f) You're
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1 ® 38 Listen to a teacher talking about a school trip 4 Match 1-6 with a)-f).
and complete the notes. I organic _s;!_ a) money
2 natural b) off
3 hand c) course
Visit to the. �c.ie.nc.e. Museum 4 dating d) food
Dale: ' 27th May 5 genetic e) research
C.OaG\1 \eaves at: '-- a.m. 6 romantic f) luggage
Mu&eum openf>: IOa.m. 1o '-- p.m. 7 log g) talent
lsi 9uided tour at: 4______
8 raise h) estate
Name of e'1-hibition: Antenna
9 online i) site
C.Offu brea� at: s a.m.
1 0 council k) comedy
Number of themed 931\eries: �---­

F-ec.ommended: Mal:ing the 1-------=--­ world I I do I) engineering

and 111e 'bec.ret Life of the. Home
Lunc.h: in ' area a1 12..30p.m.
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IMA')( film at: USp.m. 5 Complete the sentences with the prepositions in the
Name of fi\m: 'bpac.e 1 ______ box. Use some words more than once.
2nd 9uided tour at: 2..4Sp.m.
Name of e'1-hibilion: 10 forward with in to on down up for at
Fru li me: 3.4? to "---- p.m.
Home b�: s.oop.m. I haven't made friends with many people at work.
2 Please come in and make yourself ____ home.
3 Ben's always had an aptitude cooking.
4 I don't think it'll work. She has so little in common
____ him.
sl 5 Since they got back from Singapore, they haven't been
able to settle again.
2 Listen again. Are the sentences true (T) or false (F)?
The teacher advised his students to be in the 6 His teacher thinks Tim's not paying enough attention
____ his homework.
car park by 7.30a.m. _F_
7 If they'd left earlier, they would've been able to check
2 The Wellcome Wing has exhibitions about
____ for their night on time.
modern art and science.
3 The teacher recommended two permanent 8 I was embarrassed because I was wearing my jeans, but
everybody else had dressed for the party.
exhibitions about contemporary science.
9 I wouldn't rely ____ him if I were you.
4 The students will watch a film about daily life
on the International Space Station. I 0 I know you didn't do it purpose.
5 Fast Forward is an exhibition about how Formula One I I Unfortunately, dancing doesn't come naturally ____

technology is being adapted for use in daily life. him.

6 The visit will end with a guided tour of some
interesting new galleries.
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sl 6 Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the
word in capitals.
PRONUNCIATION I She's been unemployed for six months. She can't
3 ® 39 Listen and write the number of words in each
find a job. EMPLOY
sentence. Contracted forms count as one word. 2 They the teacher so they had to do
extra homework. OBEY
I _7_ 4
3 The problem is that she's too good. She's
2 5
______ for the job. QUALIFY
3 6
4 I think he's got a very ______ job in the
sl government. INFLUENCE
5 Please accept my apologies. I ------ what you
said. UNDERSTAND
6 If you'd arrived on time, he wouldn't have been so
------ · ANNOY
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7 Correct one mistake in each question. 9 Complete the second sentence so that it means the
I What for did you do that? same as the first.
What didyou do that [or? We last saw each other six months ago.
2 Who's the woman that she was so rude to you? We haven't seen each other for six months.
2 They're delivering the furniture tomorrow.
3 Have you see them last weekend? The furniture -------
3 She told us it would be a good idea to take a taxi.
4 Who did sent you that lovely card? She advised ------

4 The quality isn't as good as it used to be.

5 If he'd spoke to you, what would you have done? The quality is -------

5 There wasn't much food left after the party.

6 How is made this table? There was only -------

6 If it doesn't stop raining, we won't be able to go

sl for a walk.
Unless ------------- �=..---:::-1
:

8 Circle the correct answer: a), b), c) or d). sl

I We don't __ eat out on Tuesdays.
a) easily b) early � d) never 10 Complete the text with one word in each gap.

2 She __ them since she was at primary school.

a) knows b) knew
Do you tweet on Twitter?
c) s been knowing
' d) 's known ll 1 will probably come as no surprise that not only
3 While they __at the gate, they found out the flight was Twitter 2 fastest growing website in

would be five hours late. 2009, but 'twitter' was also the 3 widely
used word in the media. 'Obama' was in second place and
a) waited b) are waiting
'HlNl', the name of the swine flu virus that spread all over
c) were waiting d) had waited the world, was in 4 • More surprisingly,
4 I've been working here for --· the success of Stephanie Meyer's Twilight series of books
and 5 pushed the word 'vampire' i nto
a) five months b) March
c) two years ago d) last year fi fth pl ace.

5 __ we arrived, the concert started. The popularity of the word 'twitter' summed up the rise of
_______ networking on the interneL It was also
a) While b) Until
c) As soon as d) By the time a 'fun' word, which led to the creation of a whole new set
of vocabulary. For example, 'tweet', 'tweetaholic' and even
6 He couldn't leave work early because he __ asked his 'tweet up', 7 means to arrange to meet
boss. s
with your friends.
a) had b) hadn't
If further proof of social networking as a huge cultural
c) wasn't d) wouldn't
force was needed, 9 New Oxford
7 We talked for hours about __ we used to play together American Dictionary chose 'unfriend' as its 2009 Word
in a band. of U1e Year. To 'unfliend' means to remove someone as
10
a) when b) which c) that d) which a on a social networking site like
Facebook. 1 1 you unfriended anyone
8 I __ to get promoted before him.
recently?
a) should b) might not
c) won't d) 'm not likely
9 Your order __ sent by first class post and will arrive sl
tomorrow.
a) 's been b) has being c) will d) is
I 0 She asked them what time __ leave.
a) they'll b) they'd
c) would they d) they have
I I If I'd met you. we __ had lunch.
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a) jo1da11vvas13yea1sold.
b) Age has nothing to do with anything.
1 1 Match gaps 1-6 in the text with sentences a)-g)
c) Jordan says he was first inspired to climb at the
opposite. There is one extra sentence you do not need. age of nine.
d) The cold and the lack of oxygen has killed many climbers
Teenage boy climbs Everest in the past.
e) It's my dream we are following.
In May 2010, American climb the Seven SummitS.' f) Their knowledge and experience of the mountain will
teenager Jordan Romero His father immediately help keep us all safe.
made history by becoming starred training him and the
g) He conquered the first one, Mount Kilimanjaro (5,895m),
the youngest person to climb following year they climbed
in Africa when he was ten.
rhe highest peak in rhe world, Kilirnanjaro.
Mount Everest {8,848m).
Despite Jordan's achieve­
l 1 0l
a_. The first thing he did
•_
when he reached the sum­
mentS, rhe Everest climb
also arrracred criticism from
12 Read the text again and choose the correct answer:
mit was ro make a phone a), b) or c).
people who said he was roo
call, saying, 'Mom, l'm call­ When Jordan got to the top of Everest, he called his __ .
young ro rake such risks. I t
ing you from rhe top of the
i s uue char climbing a r such a) father
world!'
high altitudes can be danger­ b) friends
4__•
�
Jordan made the climb with ous. Furthermore, a
his father Paul, his step­ previous record holder for
mother Karen Lundgren the youngest person to climb
2 He hasn't climbed the highest mountain in __ yet.
and three Sherpa guides, all Mount Everest, 16 year old a) Africa
experienced mountaineers. Temba Tsheri from Nepal, b) Asia
However, despite Jordan's losr five fingers from frost­
c) Antarctica
age, he was by no means an bite during his climb due to
inexperienced climber. In rhe extreme cold.
3 Jordan first got interested in climbing when he was--·
fact, this was his sixth major a) at school
Bur Jordan's father rejected
achievement in his dream ro b) seven
the criticisms, saying, 'We
climb the Seven SummitS,
were so prepared, everything c) a teenager
the highest peaks on all sev­
wenc absolutely perfectly. 4 The main criticism of Jordan's Everest climb was --·
en continentS.
5__• He said they'd spenr
a) the cold
2__ Between 2007 and several weeks getting used
b) his age
"2009, he climbed five others to the high aldrude. He
in North and South Amer­ thought Jordan had trained c) the lack of oxygen
ica, Australia and Europe. hard and had been ready for 5 Before the climb, --·

Having climbed the Asian rhe challenge.

one, rhis left only the Vinson
Massif (4,892m) in Antarc­
tica to achieve his dream of
being the youngest person to
climb all seven.
3__• There was a painting
on a corridor wall in his Cal­
ifornia school which showed
rhe highest point on every
concinenc, and it fascinated
him. He did some research
and then one day, he said ro
his father, 'Dad, I wanr ro
a) Jordan did a lot of training
Jordan himself said, 'l'm b) Jordan's father was very worried
the one who starred this
c) Jordan had frostbite
project. 6__• 1 know it's a
6 Jordan wanted to climb Everest because --·
big goal and lucky for me,
my family is supporting me a) it was what he dreamt of
every step of the way. ln fact b) his family wanted him to do it
my family is my team.' c) he wanted to encourage young people to keep fit.
He hopes his advemure will
inspire young people around
Sl
the world to set themselves
challenges - to gee fit and
aim high.

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SPEAKING WRITING
13 Cross out the option or response that is not possible. 15 Underline the correct alternatives.
I So should I dress smartly tonight?
a]-+see: b) Of course. The best meal of my life!
c) That's right.
What's the 'more I most delicious food you've ever eaten?
2 Did you know that if you miss breakfast. you can't
Mine was chicken soup. 2/n all probability I On the whole,
concentrate so well?
it wasn't just the soup itself, but where and when it
a) Oh. really? b) I have no idea. was eaten. It happened 3during I while I was working in
c) Can't you? Morocco durin g Ramadan, 4which I when Muslims don't
3 What should I get them as a wedding present? eat or drink anything from sunrise 5until I by sunset, and
a) Don't forget to send them a card. never complain.
b) I don't know. I'm not a Muslim, 6however I also I admired the willpower
c) If I were you. I'd give them some money. of my friends 7so I such a lot that one day I decided to
4 I'm afraid our night has been c an celled . share the experience with them. It was one of the most
a) You can't be serious. b) Well done. memorable days of my life, full of unexpected feelings
c) That's terrible! 8or I and emotions.

5 A: Would you suggest taking a swimsuit? 9Finally I As the sun was going down, I joined the crowds
B: Yes. quite hot in June.
__
of people in the square, '0which I where cafes had prepared
bowls of steaming chicken soup and sticky, sweet desserts.
a) it's generally b) on the whole. it's
Everyone had a bowl of soup and held their spoons, ready
c) it tends to
to eat. "As soon as I As well as the sun set, we lifted our
6 A: That was a fantastic play. wasn't it? spoons. Food had never tasted so good.
B: Yes. but I __ the seats were overpriced.
a) for one thing b) do think c) must say
sl
I sl 16 Choose one of the topics below and write an essay I
14 Match gaps 1-11 in the conversation with a)-k) a story on a separate piece of paper. Use the paragraph
below. notes to help you. Write 130-150 words.
A: 1 Have _ a_ my car keys. Anna?
Topic A
B: I'm fairly 2 __ I left them on the table.
If you could choose to be a famous person from history.
A: No. I've looked there. Did you put them in your handbag! who would you choose?
B: It's 3
__ . I can t remember. Where is my handbag
'
Para I : say who the person is and what they are famous for
anyway?
Para 2: give two or three reasons why you would like
A: I 4 __ a clue. You know. I think we should buy a red to be them
carpet!
Para 3: say what t hi ngs you would do differently from them.
B: Really? Why red? and why
A: I read an article about it. Apparently red helps you Topic B
remember details better.
Write a story beginning with these words:
B: What exactly 5 __ mean?
It was the most important day of my life.
A: Well. for one 6 __, we're getting very forgetful these days.
Para I : say why the day was important
B: Yes. but the way I 7 that's because we spend too
__ ,
Para 2: describe what happened on this day
much time using computers.
Para 3: say what the conclusion was - positive or negative
A: 8__ ! I think I'll try using a red screen on mine.
B: OK. but 9 __ you do. don't buy a red carpet!
A: OK. don't worry. Hey! 1
0__ guess what!
1 101
B: You found the keys?
A: Yes. they were in my pocket . . .
B: You're 1 1 !
__

a) � g) Exactly
b) whatever h) joking
c) possible i) haven't got
d) thi ng j) do you
e) You'll never k) see it
f) sure
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LISTEN ING
1 to spend any money for years and years, just
Audioscript
1 dreams can come true . . . .
A = Jo B = Marta
A: Have you ever had your family tree done,
Marta?
B: Yes, I have. And you, Jo?
A: Yes. I've just had it done. Fascinating! I
discovered that one of my ancestors had
been a minister for King Charles the second
in the seventeenth century. Now I'm thinking
of having a DNA test.
B: Whatever for?
A: Because it could be very exciting! I know
my family originally came from France.
But who knows, I might be SO% Native
American, or I 5% sub-Saharan African!
B: In my opinion, it doesn't really matter,
does it? You know your family history and
where your ancestors came from. The rest is
a waste of money!
2 PRONUNCIATION
A: Did you see the news about the big
earthquake?
B: Yes, isn't it awful?
A: It reminds me of when I was in Argentina
- when they had that big earthquake in Chile.
B: Really? What happened?
A: Well. I was in a hotel in a small town just
over the border from Chile. I woke up in
the middle of the night because the bed was
moving around.
B: I don't believe it! What did you do?
A: I didn't know what to do. They say you
should get under a table or something.
and not go outside - but I was so scared, I
started putting on my clothes.
B: What happened next?
A: By the time I got dressed. the floor had
stopped moving. Then I switched on the TV
and saw there'd been a very big earthquake
on the other side of the Andes mountains, in
Chile.
B: How awful!
A: Yes. I've never been so scared in my life!
3 A: Do you mean to say you don't have a
A: I'm definitely going to the Moon.
B:
Sorry? Can you say that again?
A: I'm going to the Moon!
B: You've lost me. I don't get what you're
saying.
A: It's simple! They're selling flights to the
Moon now. I've always wanted to go there.
B: But they cost millions of dollars!
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A: I know. But they'll get cheaper in twenty 6
or thirty years' time. I'm going to save all my A = Alex B = Gary
money and one day. I'll go there.
A: Would you mind opening this tin of tuna
B: Do you mean to say that you're not going for me, Gary?
to go to the Moon? B: Sure. Where's the tin opener?
A: Yes. It's my dream. And I believe that A: In the drawer over there.
B: Are you sure it's in this drawer. Alex? I
can't see it.
B: Well, who knows, you might be right. . .
A: It should be there. I remember using it
4 yesterday to open a tin of tomatoes.
A = Nick B = Jack
B: Well, I can't find it.
A: The way I see things. we should start
A: Oh no. don't say I threw it away when I
our own business, Jack. It's the only way to
was clearing up. What are we going to do?
escape the rat race.
We can't live without a tin opener. It's the
B: That's a great idea, Nick. But what kind most important invention for the kitchen in
of business? We need an original idea - one the last I 00 years.
nobody's thought of.
B: You must be joking. What about the
A: Well, I suggest we do something with cooker, the fridge and . . . .
computers. Everyone has one now, you
know.
A : No, I'm perfectly serious. I love m y cooker.
and the fridge is a wonderful invention too,
B: Right. Do you have anything in mind? but have you ever tried to open a tin without
A: How about if we have an online a tin opener? It's absolutely impossible. I
translation service? couldn't live without it.
B: I'm not sure that's a very good idea, Nick. 2 c) 3 b) 4 c) 5 a) 6 c)
A: Why not?
B: Because we don't speak any foreign
languages. 2
2 science 3 romantic 4 period 5 earn
A: I know that! But you can do anything 6 furious
these days with technology. We'll use online
dictionaries! VOCABULARY AND
B: Honestly, Nick, you must be mad! It'll GRAMMAR
never work.
3
5 2 f) 3 i) 4 b) 5 k) 6 a( 7 I) 8 c)
9 g) I 0 e) I I h)
A = Customer B = Sales assistant
A: Excuse me. 4
B: Yes, madam? How can I help you? 2 on 3 by 4 in 5 on 6 in 7 about
8 for 9 out I 0 in I I off
A: Could you tell me which dishwasher is
better? This smaller one, or that bigger one? 5
B: They're both very good, madam. But 2 peaceful 3 (re)charging 4 unprofitable
I think the smaller one is slightly more 5 homeless 6 exhausting
expensive.
6
A: Really? The smaller one should be 2 My relatives are coming for lunch today.
cheaper. shouldn't it? My uncle tells very funny stories.
B: I'm not sure, madam. Would you mind 3 He got fired by his boss so he's looking
for a new job.
waiting a minute while I go and check?
4 I told him I'd be late because I left my
A: Of course not.
purse at home.
B: I'm sorry to keep you waiting, madam, 5 You didn't remind me about Alan's
but our computer's crashed.
birthday and now I'm in hot water!
6 She did medical research after university.
price list? but she didn't earn much money.
B: I'm afraid not, madam. All the prices are
on the computer. I'll have to wait until they
7
2 Which sports did you use to play before
sort it out. Could you come back in half an
you broke your leg?
hour?
3 Who were they looking for just now?
A: I'm afraid I can't. I'm having a big dinner
4 Which football team is likely to win the
party for 30 people tonight and I need a new
championship?
dishwasher now!
5 When did he realise he'd given her the
wrong address?
6 Who sent you a beautiful birthday card?
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2 His nat's less messy than it used to be 2 h) 3 c) 4 g) S d) 6 b) 7 k) 8 i)
2 9 j) I 0 f) I I e)
3 The plane's likely to be late.
2 science 3 romantic 4 period 5 earn
4 This one's slighdy more expensive. 6 furious
5 I reminded him to buy the bread.
WRITING
6 We'd I We would have a family lunch VOCABULARY AND 15
every Sunday. GRAMMAR 2 for 3 Although 4 However S while
6 By the time
9 3
2 d) 3 a) 4 c) 5 d) 6 c) 7 a) 8 b) 2 h) 3 e) 4 f) S c) 6 i) 7 k) 8 j) 16
9 b) I 0 a) I I c) 9 g) l O a) I I d) (sample answer: 150 wards)
It's easy to see the advantages of mobile
10 4 phones in our everyday lives. It's hard to
2 words 3 from 4 have 5 of 6 their 2 about 3 for 4 of S in 6 on 7 on imagine what life was like before we had
7 used 8 for 9 in 1 0 to I I family 8 by 9 from I 0 on I I in them.
5 One of the main advantages is that you can
READING
2 homeless 3 exhausted 4 peaceful get in touch with people at all times. This is
11 5 (re)charging 6 effective particularly useful if you have children and
2 f) 3 e) 4 b) S a) 6 d) you want to know where they are. Texting
6 also makes it very easy to organise meetings
12 2 You forgot to remind me about mum's with friends at the last minute.
2 a) 3 b) 4 a) S c) 6 b) birthday. so I'm in hot water now! The problem is that, on the other hand,
3 She did her best with the project. but it mobiles can be very annoying. Although
SPEAKI N G looked a bit short when she printed it I couldn't live without mine, I find it quite
13 out. irritating to be interrupted by calls when
Delete: 2 c) 3 b) 4 b) S a) 6 b) 4 I don't like many of my relatives much. I'm out with friends. As well as that. I hate
but my Uncle Tom is great fun to be with. sitting next to people who have loud phone
14 conversations on buses.
2 d) 3 g) 4 k) S c) 6 j) 7 i) S He used to earn a good salary. but then
8 e) In my opinion, however, the advantages
9 b) I 0 f) I I h) he lost his job. Now he's unemployed.
6 I told her I'd be late because I had to do outweigh the disadvantages. I think the
mobile phone is one of the most important
N3iii�MI some shopping.
inventions of the last I 00 years.
15 7
2 However 3 until 4 By the time 5 for 2 When did she realise that she'd given him
6 Although the wrong phone number? End of Course Test A
3 Who sent you those beautiful Oowers?
16
4 Which sports did he use to play before he LISTENING
(sample answer: 150 wards)
had the accident? 1
It's easy to see the advantages of mobile
phones in our everyday lives. It's hard to S Who were you looking for? Audioscript
imagine what life was like before we had 6 Which football team is likely to win the T=Teacher
them. championship? T: Good morning everybody. Before we
One of the main advantages is that you can 8 start the class today. I need to give you
get in touch with people at all times. This is 2 I reminded him to buy cheese. some information about our field trip on the
particularly useful if you have children and 27th of May- next Friday. in fact. As you
3 We'd I We would meet for lunch every
you want to know where they are. Texting know. we're spending the day at the amazing
Sunday.
also makes it very easy to organise meetings Science Museum in London. The coach
with friends at the last minute. 4 His room's less messy than mine. will pick us up in the school car park. We'll
The problem is that. on the other hand. S They're likely to be late again. leave at 8 o'clock so plan to be here at least
mobiles can be very annoying. Although 6 The red ones are slightly cheaper. I S minutes before that - 7.4S at the latest.
I couldn't live without mine. I find it quite You'd better set your alarms for 6.30, OK?
irritating to be interrupted by calls when 9 Our visit's been confirmed by the museum
I'm out with friends. As well as that. I hate 2 c) 3 a) 4 b) S c) 6 d) 7 a) 8 b) and I've just received the itinerary and
sitting next to people who have loud phone 9 a) I 0 c) I I c) information about the activities they've
conversations on buses. 10 organised for us. If you've visited the
In my opinion. however. the advantages 2 new 3 two 4 who S as 6 don't Science Museum before, you'll know that
outweigh the disadvantages. I think the 7 to 8 people 9 in I 0 means it's enormous and we can't possibly see
mobile phone is one of the most important I I friends everything in one day. You may want to take
inventions of the last I 00 years. some notes now - though I'll also put the
info on the class website later on.
The museum opens from I Oa.m. to 6p.m.
11 If all goes well. we hope to arrive by I 0. I S
Mid-cou rse Test B 2 e) 3 f) 4 d) S c) 6 a) latest. when we'll have our first guided tour
of the day - there are two, by the way. If you
LISTENING 12 read the newspaper last Sunday. you'll have
1 2 b) 3 a) 4 c) S b) 6 a) seen the article about the re-opening of the
Audioscript Wellcome Wing last week. It now has three
See test A. state-of-the-art galleries which deal only with
2 a) 3 c) 4 c) S b) 6 a) 13 contemporary science. We're going to have
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a guided tour of one of them - an exhibition a very dangerous time in British history and
VOCABULARY AND it was important for him to have sons to
called Antenna, which is about how the latest
scientific discoveries could change our lives. GRAMMAR become king when he died. For this reason,
You'll also have the opportunity to give your he divorced his first wife and married five
4
opinions about the latest ideas. Remember, 3 f) 4 b) 5 i) 6 k) 7 a) 8 c) more times. However. he had many enemies
2 g)
the museum has lots of hands-on multimedia who didn't agree with this.
9 I) I 0 h) I I e)
stuff so you won't get bored - I'm sure you'll It's easy to say I'd do things differently but I
find it fascinating. 5 would try to trust people more than he did,
Then at I I o'clock we'll have a coffee break 2 on 3 by 4 in 5 at 6 to 7 on and not execute them. His people suffered
and you'll be free to visit the permanent 8 down 9 with I 0 up I I in too much when he was king.
exhibitions until 1 2.30. There are twenty
6
galleries with different themes so you'll only
2 competitive 3 genetic 4 fascinating
have time to see two or three properly.
If I were you, I wouldn't miss the one
5 disobeying 6 qualifications End of Course Test B
called Making the Modern World - which 7 LISTENI N G
is marvellous. It shows the development 2 Who gave you those lovely flowers?
of the modern industrial world in a really 1
3 If you saw him. what would you say?
entertaining and creative way. Also watch Audioscript
4 Where were these shoes made?
out for The Secret U(e of the Home. It's great See test A.
fun and you'll be amazed by all the gadgets 5 Who's the man that stole your bag? 2 8 3 6 4 I 0. I 5 5 I I 6 20
people used to use in the house - and will 6 Did you speak to her last night? 7 Modern 8 picnic 9 Station I 0 Fast
use in the future! I I 5.30
Then it's lunchtime. We've ordered a picnic
8
2� 3� 4� 5� 6� 70 8� 90 2
from the cafe, which we'll eat in the picnic
I 0 b) I I d) 2F 3F 4T 5T 6F
area on the first floor. We'll all meet up
there at 1 2.30 so don't be late - we have 9 PRONUNCIATION
to go to the cinema at 1 . 1 5! Yes, but not an 2 There are only a few nice places to eat
ordinary cinema - an I MAX 3D cinema! At here. 3
quarter past one, we're booked to have a 27 3 11 49 5 12 68
3 Unless sales improve, I'll lose my job.
3D experience called Space Station. You'll
blast off into space with astronauts from the 4 A new factory is being built near the river.
VOCABULARY AND
USA and Russia, and experience life on the 5 He warned them not to smoke so much.
International Space Station. 220 miles above 6 I didn't manage to get in touch with her.
GRAMMAR
Earth. How does that sound? 4
10 2 g) 3 f) 4 i) 5 I) 6 k) 7 b) 8 a)
Great. OK, then we have our second guided
2 in 3 second 4 the 5 books 6 word 9 c) I 0 h) I I e)
tour at 2.45 - quarter to three - to see one
7 which 8 meet 9 a I 0 Year I I site
of the special temporary exhibitions called
Fast Forward. It's about twenty ways that
5
Formula One technology is being used in
READING 2 at 3 for 4 with 5 down 6 to 7 in
8 up 9 on I 0 on I I to
our hospitals, homes and work places. For 11
example, the materials and machines they've 2 d) 3 g) 4 a) 5 f) 6 b) 6
developed for the Formula One cars are (sentence c is not needed) 2 disobeyed 3 overqualified 4 influential
now being used to make racing bikes, and 5 misunderstood 6 annoyed
sophisticated machines to monitor hospital 12
patients. The tour should take about an 2 a) 3 c) 4 c) 5 a) 6 b) 7
hour- until 3.45. And I'm pleased to tell you 2 Who's the woman that was so rude to
that you'll then be free for the rest of the SPEAKING you?
afternoon! You'll be able to go back to any 13 3 Did you see them last weekend?
galleries you're particularly interested in. or Delete: 2 b) 3 c) 4 a) 5 b) 6 a) 4 Who sent you that lovely card?
see something new. We'll leave the Museum
5 If he'd spoken to you. what would you
at half past five so tell your parents you 14
have done?
should be home by about 8p.m. 2 d) 3 j) 4 h) 5 g) 6 i) 7 k) 8 b)
9 c) I 0 e) I I f) 6 How is this table made?
I think that's all for now. Oh, one last thing,
check out the Science Museum website 8
before we go. The more you read about it, 2 d) 3 c) 4 a) 5 c) 6 b) 7 a) 8 d)
the more interesting the visit will be.
15 9 a) J O b) I I c)
2 8 3 I 0 4 I 0. 1 5 5 coffee 6 Making 2 In all likelihood 3 when 4 during 5 or
7 Home 8 1 2.30 9 Space I 0 Forward 6 Although 7 that 8 By the time 9
9 where I 0 as well as I I As soon as 2 The furniture's being delivered tomorrow.
I I 3.45
3 She advised us to take a taXi.
2 16 4 The quality is worse than it used to be.
2F 3T 4F ST 6F (sample answer: 1 45 words)
5 There was only a little food left after the
If I could, I'd choose to be King Henry VIII party.
PRONUNCIATION of England. He's most famous for having six
6 Unless it stops raining. we won't be able
wives. but that's not the reason I'd like to
3 to go for a walk.
have been him. I admire him because he had
27 3 11 49 5 12 68
a lot of courage and made a lot of changes in 10
Great Britain. 2 the 3 most 4 third 5 films 6 social
I'd like to be like him because he was brave, 7 which 8 up 9 the I 0 friend
innovative and charismatic. He was king at I I Have

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11
2 g) 3 c) 4 d) 5 b) 6 e)
(sentence f is not used)

12
2 c) 3 a) 4 b) 5 a) 6 a)

SPEAKING
13
Delete: 2 b) 3 a) 4 b) 5 c) 6 a)

14
2 f) 3 c) 4 i) 5 j) 6 d) 7 k) 8 g)
9 b) I O e) I I h)

15
2 In all probability 3 while 4 when
5 until 6 however 7 such 8 and 9 As
I 0 where I I As soon as

16
(sample answer: 145 words)
If I could, I'd choose to be King Henry VIII
of England. He's most famous for having six
wives, but that's not the reason I'd like to
have been him. I admire him because he had
the courage to challenge the Pope in Rome
and change the religion of Great Britain.
I'd like to be like him because he was brave,
innovative and charismatic. He was king at
a very dangerous time in British history and
it was important for him to have sons to
become king when he died. For this reason.
he divorced his first wife and married five
more times. However, he had many enemies
who didn't agree with this.
It's easy to say I'd do things differently but I
would try to trust people more than he did,
and not execute them. His people suffered
too much when he was king.

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