Answer key Module 1 unt 11 You ate invited to a reception at the british Museum at 7.30 p.m, on Friday, 20th A pri There will bea talk by Professor E mest B rand, author of Tribal Art, tointzoduce our new exhibition of at from Ni ew Guinea, Drinks wil be served. Please reply to Ms Hel 02243 7; a $ ummers on 7689 before 28" M arch, i ieee roan ea Sar ef — [pe] 31 teeth 2 \s 3 aircraft 4 Was 5 are 6 women 7 Were they 8 apairof 9 sheep 10 children 411A 28 21A 28 316 2A 418 2A 5 1A 28 51B2A 3A 40 5C 6A 7C 8B 6 1 acanofsoup 2 abottle of water 3 a barof soap 4 ajarof jam 5 apiece of furniture 6 a slice of mea 7 atubof butter 8 a packet of rice unit 2 Viana 2a.an 3a.an anna 21- 2a 3the 4a S- 6-7 the Bthe 3 nv Hello, Kar. How are the things? Have you patty xan. Hi, Jenny. Yes, Thave ren Great! Isa the job near here? ean. Yes t's ata hotel ina the city centre fENNY That's very convenient. Which hotel is t? aki It's the hotel opposite the bus station: The Regent. renwy Oh, yes. I know it, By the way, how is Maria? KARL She's OK now, but she’s been quite sick She had af operation last month, nsx Oh, deat. Was an the operation serious? that No, don’t worry nothing serious. She's movwy'm glad to hear it~ the heath is 50 important, isn't it? ram Yes lewas a shack when she became il yony Team imagine. Has she got the a good doctor? rast Yes. The doctor’ very helpful unit 3 11 I come from close family. I've got two sisters and ‘a brother. Enfily’s the eldest sister. She's a dentist and she’s @ lovely person, Caroline is @ student She's studying French at university. She isn't a. good student; she prefers to spend her time enjoying herself! My brother has got an interesting job, he's fn architect. He designed beautiful new house for my uncle. I ive with my parents in an old house in a small village. It's & quiet place so 'm glad I've got lots of friends on the Interne! 372 21E2N 3D 4ASG 6C7F 3 Lthe 2The the 4 the S— 6 the UNIT 4 T1E2D3A4 2.1 Monday 2 Euston 3 the moming 4 Mr 5 the United 6 the Carlton 7 the centre 8 Steters 9 theentrance 10 December 11 theafternoon 12 the bank B1- 2-3-4 the S the 6 the 7 the 8 the 9 an 10a 11-12 the 13 the 14-15 unis TIA 2A 3B 4B 5B 64 21 This 2 ones 3 This 4 these $ that 6 These 7 its 8 this 31 thisis 2 that 3 That's 4 that's § That's 6 those 7 that & those 9 That's 10 these REVIEW 111A 28 218 2A 31824 4 1A 28 5 1B 24 6 1B 2A 2 1 thedeat 2 television 3 the 4 the River § The 6 the unemployed 7 the 8 university 9 TheChinese 10 the 3 1That/The 2 that 3 thoseltho 4 a 5 thelthis 6 that/the 7 the 8 the 9 that 10 the I1the 12 tht 13 the 14 thelthis 18 — 16 17-18 19 the 20 the 41A 28 3C 4A SB 6C 7C 8B OA 1B Test 1C 2A.3C 4B 5B 6C7B8A 9C 1A 1B 1A 138 14C 154 1A 17C IBC 19 A 20B Module 2 unit 6 111 Tess husband works at Microsoft's head office in Californi 2 Mark and Sarah’s children are staying at their grandparents 3 Inthe UK, you can usually bay women’s perfumes ata chemists 4 What's the Prime Minister's wifes name ve forgotten The country’s economic situation may lead a reduction in people's salarz. school bus 2 identity card 3 address book shower curtain 5 computer keyboard 31 Charles of Charles's 2 Lou's car Soho district 4 the idea of the restaurant 5 vatlety ofthe food 6 galiclover 7 sizeof the bl 41 Nick’ father’s business 2 four weeks’ holida3 doctor's waiting room 5 Job of the government 6 time of (the) night 4 children’s hospital unir7 1 a 4 hers § ours his her ‘he his (ankle 3 themine mine 4 her hers, 5 of them theirs. 6 ies the catshis/hers, 3 1 uncle ofmine 2 their vila 3 Your yoghurt 4 of my own 5 friend of Laura's UNIT s 11 one 2 one 3 alaterone 4 one 5 othery 6 white 7 this/this one, the other ne 8 the others sores Vd like an apple pe, please i AssTANT Certainly, would you like a small pie {Sea large pie one? stort Oh, just a small pe one, | think. SSISTANT. These ples ones ate fresh from the oven, eye stil warm, oPrER Mmm, they smell good, I think Il have a cherty pie too, please. Can Ihave that pie one? STANT. OF course, Anything ese? sori Yes, like some bread. SSSIANT_ Brown bread or white? stiowPiR Do you have bread rolls? SSISTANT Yes, we have brown and white sells nes HoorER I'l have twa brown rolls ones, please ssistant Here you are, That's £4.40 1 Can I try a smaller one? 2 Fil have the egy ones! 3 prefer the other nest Vike one with a bath 5 Let's watch the other one 6 The ome wih internet acessvithout Internet access. me with a shower. untrs 1 2 3 1 Children under twelve can't se the fim by themselves 2 Ifyou don’t wear a hard hat, a may hurtin 3 In this restaurant, we have to get the food ourselves 4 All the supporters must behave themselves, C2A3F 46 5B you 2 themscives 5 by 6 himself 1 1 3 them 4 each other they 8 yourself UNIT 10 1 a 1 Allof them 6 Exe gotany I haven't got any 7 didectenjoy enjoyed 8 Most Most of the 3-1 Arnaud likes most musi 2 Fran has some designer clothes, 3 John has read al of Shakespeare's plays 4 Ellen hasn't visited any foreign countries 4 Model answers 1 1ike some musi: 3 ve read some of Shakespeare's plas. 44 ve visited some foreign count UNIT 1 111 everywhere 4 eversthing somebody 2.1 Anything 4 Nothing 3 1 No one/Nobou anybody cold ‘designer clothes 2 nowhere 5 nothing 2 Somewhere 3 nowhere 2 nothing 3 anyone 4 everywhere 5 something/anything 6 something/anything cheaper 8 something to read untr 12 110283444 21 many 2 alotof 3 Very few 4 aren'tenough 5 toomany 6 much 7 ite 8 alittle 3 1 alot 2 notmuch 3 much 4 very few unit 13 11 Neither of the meals is vegetarian, 2 Both meals contain vegetables, 3. Neither picture shows the whole mea, 4 Both (of) the meals include French fries 2 1 etther 5 whole 3-1 both (of) 4 All (00 the REVIEW 11 frend of mine 2 both 6 every 7 all 3 neither 4 neither 8 either 2 the whole 5 didn't see 3. Neither restaurant James's 4 children's § school director/director fof the school 6 the history of Prague/Prague’s history 7 Hliska'shouse 8 hers 9 week's holiday 10 an apartment of my own, 21 Jimmy and Ben tike each other 2 Theres nowhere to sit (fn the hall) 5 Some of the students are staying with us and the ‘others are staying in the hostel 4 Alexei hurt/injured himself badly when he fell down the stairs, 5 They are always digging the road up! 6 Did you go to the cinema by yourself? 7 Ya ikea banana but I don’t want that green one 8 The letter was sent to everyone in this district. 1 both his numbers 2. too much homework 3 every day 4 all the travel documents 5 afew students 6 much petrol? any station 1 very few seats 1A 2B 3A 4B 5C 6B 7A 8C 9B WA 51C 2B 4A 4G sD 6B6 1 Both children have dark hate 2 Carol has some bags/a few bags of crisps. 3 The adults ar Dennis is Alicia's son, The children aren't behaving themselves. Neither child is behaving himself. / Neither of the children are behaving themselves, 6 They've eaten some offa little of the cake They've eaten some/most of the sandwiches. '§ Hoth of the children are wearing red T-shirts 7112K 3B 4) SL 6H 7A 8D @ 1 their 28 3 ones 4 Most/Many $ anyone 6 of 7 one Bother 9 Both 10 litle Test 1C 2A 3B 43S 9¢ WB UC WC BC 1A 18 6B TA 8B Module 3 UNIT 14 111 atitime) 2 out of (movement) 3 for (time) 4 away from (movement) 5 by (means) 6 for (purpose) "7 with (instrument) § by (means) 2.1 Derek waited at the bus stop for hours, 2 eft my coat in the car last night 3 The cat often slept under the duvet 4 They lived above the greengracer’s {6 We parked our car in front of the cinema. 7 The girls had a picnie among the pine trees. 8 Jacob always sat between the two girl 3 a Ella 1 Jane te 3a Nils ack 2a Anna 2b Len 3b Marga 3 Vince @1A 2A 3B 4A 5C 6A 7C BA 5 Model answers 1 There are some books next tomy bed. 2 ‘There are shoes and boots under the bed. 4 There's a clock and some plctures om the walls 4 There isn’t anything ontop of the wardrobe bedroom window se opposite th UNIT 15 tito 2 1 across over 4 rough acrossfover along past 3 1 across/ove 2 along 3 across 4 past S into 6 onto along 2 past, over, through ‘nrough, to. 4 along, across/over, past, through, into UNIT 16 11in 20m 3at 4in 8-9- Win 2.1 inthe afternoon 2 in/within four days 3 during the summer 4 from 11 pum. t Gam. (for) fifteen minutes 6 unti/tillto four clock 7 iniwithin two hours this evening 5 during 314 3 Lat 2 for 3 during 4 at 5 unciyeil 6 by 7 itor 8 unit 17 11 besides 2 by 3.on 4 by S by 6 apan 7 of # with 2 1 Alot of people hate travelling by plane 2 My uncle worked as a teacher for twenty yeas. 3. My mobile phone looks like an iPod 44 You can use this computer as a DVD player. 5. The centre is open every day except (for/apart from New Year's Day 31 onship by ship 2 by-detergent with detergent apartfor apart from 44 with-eracodileskin from/of crocodile skin 5 with cheque by cheque 4+ Model answers by emall by phone with my husband ny parents 8 by creditcard cep i touche with my en prefer usually pay for things by cred ard UNIT 18 11 in 2 dy 3 outof 4 in Sfor 6 In 7 21C 2H3D4FSE6G 7A 81 3 ca, Have you and Ines finished that project you were working on? Yes, we finished it at-theend In the end. took such a long time, We had to finish It by last Friday ieshe atest at the latest, and we sent iton Wednesday Taking of Ines, have ‘you heard the news cal No, what news Ass. She's going back to the Spanish office. She says she's leaving London to-go for good. CcaL Nol T know she came here wrbusiness fn busines atthe beginning of her stay, but | thought she loved London. Havr long has she ben her Tana Atlast At least three years Cat So why’ she going back TaNva. Well, she thinks i's too expensive here and she misses her family. Butt isn't off the- at ofthe quesion that she might ‘come back for short visits REVIEW 111 across 2 at 3 through 4 outof $ nextto 6 past 7 infrontof 8 over 9 by 10 between IL opposite 12 above 21F 2G 3D 4C SE 6B 3 1 during 2 on 3 outof 4 into S through 6 along 7 until 8 by 4 1 least 2 time 3 pen 4 work S here 6 plone 7 em 5 1 on fire 2 from eight unuittaito ten 3 in charge of 4 except for 5 infront of fim out of date 7 at the latest. 8 an footTest C28 3B 4A 5B 6C 7B BC 9C WC MA IZA 13C 14A 15C 6C ITA 1B 19 A Module 4 uni 19 111 Isthat bird alive? 2 Our new neighbours seem friendly. 3 Are your guests awake? 4 The weather ashot and sunny. "5. Are you getting a new car? 6 Iewas along and difficult test. 7 We've got yellow and orange/orange and yellow wallpaper. 8 My aunt lives in a ig old house 21 shocking 2 exciting 3 broken 4 confusing 5 painted 6 missing 3 Do you think z00s are bored boring and unnatural? 0 Vou prefer to see beawtifuland wild beautifal Wild animals in their natural envionment? Jarrold’s Nature Park isan exeited exclting new way of seeing animals. We know our animals are Sensitive lived living creatures so we Keep them in enclosures that are large-open large and open. Tere are no ugly cages Or high fences. We have animal beautif! beautiful animals from all pats of the world, Your children will love the ‘aeiazed amazing tropical forest with its birds and monkeys, From enormous terefed tersfving spiders to cute panda bears. Jarol’s has them al Jareole’s Nature Park, i's much more than #200- ‘ordinary an ordinary 200! unt 20 11 pleasant litte stone (cottage) 2 big new wooden {chest of drawers) 3 pretty blue sik (ress) # nice big living (coor) § small round silver (picture frame) "6 famous seventeenth century Dutch (artist) 7 expensive German washing machines) 8 hortible red cotton (Eshiet) 21 slightly 2 very 3 more violent than 4 a few ‘minutes 5 betterthan 6 very 3-1 nice tourist 2 lovely large 3 quite old fold wooden § big red 6 very” 7 rather expensive 8 prety late unr 21 11 1 This towel is drier than that one 2. Magazines are more interesting than newspapers. ‘OR Magazines ate less intersting than newspapers 3 My spelling is worse than Lucy’ 4 The airport i futher/farther than the railway 5 Pars is more beautiful than Best (OR Parisi ess beautiful than Berlin 6 Steak is better than lamb. 2.1 Marios the oldest student in my class. 2 Selima is the tallest ofthe athletes, 3. New York isthe biggest city in North America, 4 That i the most beautiful tree in the garden, 5 Harry is the most experienced of the workers. 6 Mine Is the nicest ofthe rooms. 3 We only have four working elephants here at Songklan so itis more-small ner than the other elephant farms in the area. The largest elephant farm of inthis part of Thailand has 30 elephants! Te four elephants here have different backgrounds and personalities, Mao-Mao travelled the most far furthest; he came from Chaing Ral in the north of the country. Changra isthe goods best worker, he loves lifting wood. But he's very greedy. He eats a lot more than the others Selma Is the most bad worst worker, she's very lazy. She's only eighteen years ‘ld but each year she gets lazier and moredeaier Tavier! Tanan is friendiver friendlier than the other elephants; she realy loves people 1 Mao-Mao is the heaviest of the elephants, 2. Changra is younger than Mao-Mao. 3 Selma solder than Tana, 4 Tanan is the youngest elephant. 5. Changra is greedier than the others. 6 Tanan is the frendlestof the elephants untt 22 TIA 2B 3A 4A 5B 2 ‘Television viewers are sometimes surprised to learn that natural history programmes are often a thore Popular than soap operas or films. One of tHe most famous presenters is David Attenborough. He has bbeen making programmes about nature since the 1960, In those days Jacques Cousteau was by far the most famous TV presenter of nature programmes, Although Cousteau only made programmes about lite in the sea, his style of presenting was similar to Attenborough’s~ they both seem like friendly uncles ‘who really love nature, OF course, today’s programmes ae diferent from those of fifty years ago. In those days cameras were not nearly as small and light as they are nov Today the technology is much more advanced and there are digital special effects which can help us understand the complexity of the natural world 31 isolderthan me. 2 quite as big as. 3 Is almost the same as 4 are different from "8 by far the most expensive "6 a bit higher than unrr 23, 1 21 carly 2 well 3 happily 4 hard § usually 3-1 very 2 quite interesting 3 computer games alot 4 extremely 5 happily 6 fairly easy 7 ina silly way 8 rather 9 perfectly” 10 really 4/1 quite well 2 extremely fast 3 really slowiy 4 very carefully 5 quite often 6 very much 7 rather hard "8 a litte 375,unit 24 1.1 Fve never seen a dolphin. We rarely go tothe theatre Christine didn’t go to work this week. Chiistine didn't go to work. 4 Td like to speak French fuently 5 When did you live there 6 The bus is frequently late The traffic is always bad in London. the trafic always bad, 3 This week '8 Answer the questions carefully 21A213D4F 51 6G 7B 8) 3 1she’GccasionallfisVon the same train as me 27 don’t liked the evenings cating a heavy meal 3 calWwayWel buy organic food, 4/1 his momingireceived an interesting email 5 Danny Chas oft fruit for break (60 My sister and Tufuring the daytime watch TV Ies snowing so everyone is slowly diving 8 You should. wash your haitlsalways before a meal 9 Wether hardly ever have I 0 Samantha(welsang unrt 25, 111 the highest 2 more frequently 3 the best 4 the fastest 5 more slowly 6 the longest 7 mote carefully 8 later 2 1 workas fast as 2 sang the best 3. more fluently than 4 was the worst player 5 as frequently as 31 aswellas 2 further than 3 aseasily as 4 as quickly as S far less frequently “6 much more Quickly 7 moreoften than 8 more slowiy than REVIEW 11 bought a beautiful blue bath towel at the market 2. We weren't interested in Cathy's boring story 3 Their new Italian sofa is rather uncomfortable 4 Alastair often watches depressing black and white 5 Does your grandmother still use that enormous 19608 washing machine? 6 Fred's behaviour was quite shocking 2-1 quiet place 2 everyone was awake 3.quite high 4'nice young 5 uncomfortable old 6 black and white 7 rather interesting 3 1 moredangerous 2 Thellightest 3 The laziest 4 the best 5 more powerful 6 the largest widest 7 wider/larger 8 the longest 9 shorter "10 the greediest 4 1 isan older invention than the iPod. 2 is faster than acar 3 are alittle) more expensive than four star hotels 4s larger than the Atlantic Ocean. 5 is much more popular than cricket 6 Is much smaller than a righy ball 7 aren't as low as they use fo be Is (much) more expensive than a motorbike 5 1 less 2 much more 3 more worse 5 gotbetter 6 frequently 8 very well 376 6 Kunst How are you thismorning feeling? SUSIE Not fantasti, You know I fes-herdhy ever hardly ever feel great at this time of day Nunse: How about a cup of tea? Akay that always makes you feel mone-good better. Susi OK. That would be nice NURSE The doctor says that If you go slowly fie fairy slowly, you today can nave a walk around the gardens today SUSE I'm not sure. My leg still @lot-husts hurts allot, Actually, I think it feels more-bad Worse than it did yesterday. Which doctor is NuHSe Well i wsealiyis I Usually Doctor Marshall ‘on Wealnesdays. SUSIE I'don’t lke het. She a-bitanneys-me annoys Nurse Why's that? SUSIE She speaks so quickly. | don t-unedestand- eo really dont understand what she says atall 7.1 faster than ever before 2 regulitly you lose Weight 3 quite boring 4 the tres become red and gold. § less often than nowadeys 8 1 was frightening 2 much mote frequently 4 arenot’ 4 bored and exhausted. beautifu old French 6 as-expensive 7 lest often 8 lon; and relaxing 91c 28 3c 4A 5c 6B 7A BC Test 1B 2A 3C 48 SC 6A7C BA DA IB ILA 12C 18C 4B ISA 16C 17 A 18C 19C 2A Module 5 unr 26 111 have 2 havefhave got 3 doesy't hav 4% 5 Have... gouDo... have 6 have 7 has 8 have 9 Is 10 Has... got/Does... hi 2 tm 2 Lvegot/Mhave 3 1s 4 doesn't have hasn't got 5 are 6 aren't 7 She's got/She has Shave 9 I've got/I have 1) Have you got Do you have 3 He's 29, He's Irish, He's marred and he's go tc children. He's 182m tall and he's got/he has blond hair and a beard. He's an accountart in a small finance company. unit 27 1 connect 2 lives 3 doesn’tknow 4 agrees 5 arive 6 aren't 7 uncovers 8 Does boring 9 does 10 Does . provide 11 dont think 12 don’t link 2 1 Does water boil at 100°C? Yes, It does 2 Dos the sun always tse in the west? No, it doesn't 3 Does Switzerland have a coastline? No, it doesn't 44 Do shops near you usually open on Sundays? Yes, they do. / No, they don't