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1 1 c 3 b 1 1 b 2 a 2 1 T The dictionary had taken much longer to 2 1 F … a hurricane makes international news when complete than people thought it would … it causes havoc. 2 F Unlike libraries, most people could not 2 T Actually, naming storms is not a new idea. afford … the entire set. For hundreds of years … 3 1 there wasn’t a comprehensive dictionary Page 2 2 could both afford it and not worry about having to 3 1 make contact with the warm ocean waters find space for it 2 a storm named after a saint Page 2 3 more aware of their danger 4 1 It was only recently added to a dictionary. 4 1 Because hurricanes cause so much suffering and 2 the original OED set, the CD-ROM or the online women didn’t want female names to be associated dictionary with that. 3 To show how words have taken on new meanings, 2 Ana, because it began with ‘A”, the first letter of often as a result of technology. the alphabet 5 1 recent 3 over the course of 3 It is removed from the list of names to show 2 comprehensive 4 for sure sensitivity to people’s feelings and to prevent giving them bad memories. 6 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. 5 1 havoc 4 express offence Extra Exam Practice 2, Page 1 2 gathers 5 off limits 1 1 c 2 a 3 c 3 tracking 6 haunted 2 1 Several hospitals in the United States are using 6 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. a little blue-and-white robot called MEDi. 2 MEDi helped to distract Tommy’s attention Extra Exam Practice 5, Page 1 from the pain. 1 1 b 2 b 3 c Page 2 2 1 T … many listeners fled, fearing an alien 3 1 MEDi can be the children’s friend and their teacher. invasion. 2 Because Spanish is the main language in some areas. 2 F Typhoid Mary, who actually spread typhoid 3 Because it has facial recognition software. fever early in the 20th century. 4 1 scare 3 addresses Page 2 2 chief 4 demanding 3 1 they feared an alien invasion 5 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. 2 prove that the moon landings were a hoax Extra Exam Practice 3, Page 1 4 1 a myth adapted from one society to another, over time 1 1 a 3 b 2 Don’t believe everything you read on the Internet. 2 1 Two of them left the flight before the fatal stage in which Earhart’s plane vanished without a trace. 5 1 swears 3 fled 2 He thinks that she may have made an emergency 2 convey 4 odd landing on a deserted island and died from 6 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. starvation, thirst and disease. 3 1 the spot [on the plane] matches a piece of aeroplane wreckage that was found in 1991 2 had taken the reports from shortwave radio listeners more seriously Page 2 4 1 shed light on 4 deserted 2 put together 5 taken seriously 3 doomed 5 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Extra Exam Practice: Answer Key Extra Exam Practice 6, Page 1 Extra Exam Practice 8, Page 1 1 1 c 2 c 3 b 1 1 c 2 c 2 1 F About 20% are returned to their original 2 1 F But visitors will find the tools needed to repair owners … a variety of objects … 2 T … encourages people who are thinking of 2 F … clothing and small appliances generally top adopting a dog to take one home for a sleepover. the list, and the success rate hovers between 60 Page 2 and 80%. 3 T … exist on every continent except … 3 1 They give dogs a break from the institutionalised Page 2 life at a shelter, and can be a fun experience for the family. 3 1 where / that Postma set up the first Repair Café 2 Individual answer (to relax the dogs, to bond with 2 are taught by experts how to fix their broken them, etc.) appliance 4 1 exact figure is impossible to reach 4 1 Some Repair Cafés rely on 3D printers to produce 2 a year are received by shelters faulty or missing parts. 2 You can also learn a new skill there – and maybe 5 1 outnumber 3 at ease make new friends too! 2 thrive 4 long-lasting 5 1 throw away 3 top the list 6 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. 2 cut 4 faulty Extra Exam Practice 7, Page 1 6 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. 1 1 c 3 b 2 They fear that doctors won’t pick up non-verbal cues, that patients may consult a different doctor for each ailment, so no professional will form a complete medical picture and that poor quality transmissions of electronically transmitted data could lead to misdiagnosis. 3 1 collecting information such as test results and sending them on to a patient or doctor 2 will be seven million patients in the United States using telemedicine services Page 2 4 1 F … for house-bound patients and those living in remote areas, but also for patients wishing to avoid a drive through traffic … 2 F … or to a specialist for an expert opinion. 5 1 allows 3 ailment 2 pick up 4 reluctant 6 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.