VOCABULARY EXTRA

INTERMEDIATE PLUS 1.4 2.3

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1 down 2 loneliness 3 inhabitant 1 venues 2 equipment 3 schedule
UNIT 1 4 roots 5 off 6 measures 4 promotion
7 out 8 ups and downs
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1 11 1 grant 2 logistics 3 budget
across down 4 publicity 5 promotion 6 financing
1 alternative lifestyle 2 early bird 4 harvest 1 inhabited
3 nomadic lifestyle 4 to stick to a routine 7 early bird 2 take after
5 sedentary lifestyle 8 take time out 3 sentimental value 2.4
6 to work long hours 7 active lifestyle 12 look forward to 5 struggle with 9
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1 energetic 2 craving 3 mysterious
4 tough 5 spread 6 harvested
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3 ground-breaking 4 warehouse
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1 put 2 handed 3 keep 7 basement 8 ceiling
4 looking 5 taken 6 keeps UNIT 2 9 odd jobs 10 hand-held
7 took 8 put 9 hand 11 drop out of 12 misunderstand
10 hand 2.1 13 mid-morning 14 grant
15 budget 16 schedule
1 17 personnel 18 cave
1.2 1 edible 2 stunning 3 clip-on 19 roof 20 flimsy
4 durable 5 flexible 6 flimsy
4 7 functional 8 ground-breaking H G K J F M H Y S M I L F Q I
1 c 2 i 3 d/h 4 b 5 g 6 d/h 7 a 9 unique 10 biodegradable E M R Z O I P E R S O N N E L

8e 9f 11 novel 12 portable
L I Z O T S F F H B U D G E T
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1 workmates 2 incompetent 7 barn 8 cave C A V E E L U D E H C S G Z G

3 ritual 4 proud 9 temple/cathedral/mosque B I O D E G R A D A B L E D B

5 proclaimed 6 a badge of honour 10 warehouse

3 UNIT 3
1.3 inside a house outside a house
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7 packet 8 sunglasses 5 came out of the blue 6 rising star
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1 mobile phone 2 electric guitar

1 solar panel 2 ceiling 3 balcony
4 hallway 5 basement 6 chimney
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3 laptop and charger 4 housekeys 1 realistically 2 seriously 3 cheerfully
7 roof 8 attic 9 gutter 10 veranda
5 lead 6 camera 4 personally 5 obviously 6 desperately
7 sculpture 8 wallet 5 3
9 penknife 10 toy 1 dislike 2 unmistakable
11 notebook 12 doll 1 apparently 2 bravely 3 typically
3 colourful 4 gorgeous
4 honestly 5 literally 6 definitely
9 5 influential 6 affordable
7 realisation 8 midmorning
7 undoubtedly 8 amazingly
1 belt 2 plug, adapter 9 amazement
3 cushion 4 lighter 10 foolish 11 ambition 3.2
5 button 6 shoelaces
7 blanket 8 envelope 6 4A
9 flash drive 10 stool 1 across 2 drop 3 raise 1 dreaded 2 not take any notice of
11 torch 4 name 5 odd 6 dreams 3 fitting in 4 hang out with
7 bring 8 hand-held 9 scrap 5 set up 6 have so much to offer
10 market 11 open 12 lack 7 make ends meet 8 transitional moments

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5 4.2 F M A D N J C S O X D L S Y E

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1 took a leap into the unknown E L T L A H G M X L T C N R U

2 feel comfortable in his own skin S W E E L G L P T A A Y S E S

1 suggested 2 thought 3 claimed T H N T E U O A I C B B C N A
3 couldn’t deal with
4 confirm 5 reported 6 believed I Z T E H O B T N I A E R E E
4 not into M S I L T H A H C M S R E E M
7 agreed 8 estimated 9 show A E O B W T L E T O E B E L L

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7 thumb 8 relationship 9 other
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10 fair -weather 11 million 12 eye to eye W E W Y M T G Z G L H G Z R F

3 (F cats meow to communicate with
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4 F ducks like surfing not playing football
UNIT 5
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3 unacceptable 4 misleading 9 T 1 vegetation 2 tropical diseases
5 undercooked 6 overdue 10 F camels store fat not water in their 3 canopy 4 venomous snake
7 overpriced 8 substandard humps 5 rainforest 6 flash floods
7 parasite 8 creature
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1 overdue 2 undercooked 1 reported 2 believed 2
3 overpriced 4 substandard 3 confirmed 4 agreed predator, ecosystems, reptile, endangered
5 misleading 6 unacceptable 5 shown 6 suggested species, prey, mammal, food chain
7 disconnected 8 outdated 1 prey 2 food chain 3 ecosystem
5 4 mammal 5 predator
9 1 grey matter 2 attention span 6 endangered species 7 reptile
1 painstakingly 2 slum/shanty town 3 mow the lawn 4 shrink
3 cramped 4 eradicate 5 recall 6 embedded 3
5 baffling 6 get bad press 7 dissatisfaction 1 memoirs 2 foul-mouthed 3 outlive
4 rumours 5 anthropology
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across down 1 remind remember 2 ✓
1 clear the air 2 transitional 3 economic economical
3 substandard moment 4 except accept 5.2
5 ✓ 6 stationary stationery
4 honestly
7 paddle
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6 set up 7 dessert desert 8 travel journey 4
8 hang out with 9 back to square one 9 ✓ 10 ✓ 1 film buff 2 foodie 3 techie
10 apparently 12 make ends meet 4 music fan 5 couch potato 6 sports fan
11 misleading 15 overdue 7 7 bookworm 8 rebellious teenager
13 outdated 1 complement, compliment 9 beach bum 10 news junkie
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experiments, experience
rightly, right 5
17 be at a crossroads 4 irritable, nervous 1 anxious 2 impulsive 3 ambitious
18 huge chunk 5 principal, principle 4 upbeat 5 big-headed 6 bossy
19 realistically 6 fun, funny 7 charming 8 dependable
7 possibility, opportunity
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UNIT 4 1 A: Are you all right about losing your
4.3 wallet?
4.1 B: I’m a bit hacked away off about it,
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actually. I thought it was in my coat
pocket.
1 findings 2 measure 3 data 2 A: I should thank your dad for paying
4 renewable energy 5 extinction 9 the bill at the restaurant last night.
6 habitat 7 database 8 organisms 1 global warming 2 renewable energy B: Don’t worry about it. He’s loaded up!
9 global warming 10 nanotechnology 3 extinction 4 database 3 A: Do you want to go out tonight?
11 immune 12 samples 5 measure 6 attention span B: Not really. I’ve had a busy week.
7 mow the lawn 8 confirm
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I’d prefer to stay home and fruit
veg out.
1 unethical 2 research 3 DNA 11 sympathetic 12 funny 4 A: What’s Angela’s brother like?
4 matter 5 analysed 13 cyberbullying 14 sensitive B: Quite flirt fit actually.
15 irritable 16 economic A: That’s why you were chatting to
17 google 18 delete him so much.
19 screenshot 20 DNA

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5 A: What qualities are you looking for
in a good candidate?
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B: Ideally someone who is quite a go 1g 2a 3h 4i 5e 1 afford 2 starving
getter. 6 f 7 j 8 c 9 d 10 b 3 in a good mood 4 packed
6 A: I haven’t had a shower in four days. 5 genuine 6 altruistic
7 hustle and bustle 8 terrifying
B: You’re such a slab slob. 6.2 9 give and take 10 selfish
7 A: I want to have a party for my
birthday but I can’t be bothered with 4 11 sick and tired 12 bankrupt
13 on cloud nine 14 spotless
the hasslehof hassle of organising it. 1 tax 2 wealth 3 recession
B: You should create a WhatsApp group 15 contented 16 wealth
4 shares 5 currency
and invite all your friends that way. 17 currency 18 shares
8 A: It makes me so angry when people 5 19 over the moon 20 hideous
play videos on their smart phones 1 1 economy, 2 afford, 3 salaries, 4 H D A L T R U I S T I C X E I
in public places. reward, 5 shares, 6 recession U G F K F Z M S P O T L E S S

B: Cool down Chill! You can always 2 1 accountant, 2 tax, 3 donations, 4

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B: It doesn’t matter. Don’t be such a B: I don’t really want to be an inverter T Q I I Q M B A N K R U P T S

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2 A: Which currently currency would you
5.3 like to exchange your euros into, Sir?
UNIT 7
7 B: British pounds, please.
1 violent crime 2 access to clean water
3 A: If we don’t find a way to create some 7.1
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3 freedom of speech 4 rail networks
5 unemployment 6 terrorist threats
are in danger of going bankrupped 1
bankrupt. 1 paintbrush 2 multimedia
7 tax evasion 8 power cuts
B: That’s bad news! I didn’t realise we 3 self-portrait 4 sculpture
9 healthcare 10 child poverty
were in such debit debt. 5 installation 6 easel
11 media manipulation 12 housing
4 A: I’ve found us a really good save 7 collage 8 sketch 9 canvas
savings account.
5.4 B: What’s good about it? 2
A: It gives us a good interest rate that 1 oil 2 string 3 rubber
8 will always be above inflaction 4 charcoal 5 watercolour 6 tinfoil
1 sturdy 2 astonishing inflation. 7 ink 8 wire
3 fertile 4 long-suffering
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9 6.3 Welcome to the Piagini Gallery. Let me
across
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Our first stop is the room dedicated to
1 heaven 2 pleasure 3 moment 1 abstract art. In here you’ll find some
4 mammal 2 impulsive
4 spirits 5 walking 6 top excellent examples of Picasso and Miró.
5 film buff 3 sturdy
7 prey
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6 ill-tempered
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8 If you’ll follow me we’ll move on to the
2 conceptual art. I particularly like the
1 good 2 bright 3 over
9 fertile 10 healthcare Marcel Duchamp in this room. Next is
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12 couch potato 11 bookworm the 3 video art section where you can
16 parasite 13 reptile watch a number of works by Dennis
17 predator 14 canopy 6.4 Oppenheim. And over here is the space
18 loaded 15 upbeat for 4 surrealism, and as you’d expect we
9A have a few paintings by Dalí and Kahlo.
lend a hand put on a front see value Moving on, 5 modernism, the temporary
UNIT 6 focus on the things that matter exhibition in this room is of Barbara
6.1 offer support Hepworth. I like her work a lot. Now
be close to your heart put you in touch onto the 6 realism, we are very proud
1 go a long way of our collection of paintings by Hopper
here. Of course, no gallery would be
1 gigantic 2 filthy 3 terrifying
4 starving 5 packed 6 ancient 9B complete without some 7 figurative art
7 spotless 8 astonished 9 hideous 1 lend a hand 2 offer support on display. Take a moment to enjoy the
10 gorgeous 3 see value Leonora Carrington retrospective. Finally,
4 puts you in touch my favourite, 8 classical art. Everything
2 5 focus on the things that matter here is either from Ancient Greece or the
1 abandon 2 altruistic 3 convinced 6 goes a long way Roman Empire. I hope you enjoyed the
4 selfish 5 genuine 7 put on a front 8 is close to my heart tour. If you have any questions, please ask.

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4 UNIT 8 8.3
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4 come, turn 5 turn 6 count
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1 down 2 up 3 down 2 1 A: Wow! You’ve got eyes a face like
thunder. What happened?
4 on 5 down 6 work out 1 pact 2 seriously 3 favour B: I’m just angry. I don’t want to talk
4 harm 5 interest 6 alive about it.
7 excuses 8 damage 9 word
7.2 10 control 11 money 12 advantage
2 A: Do you want these shoes? They’re
new brand brand new. I bought
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1 I prefer to download music and listen and I’ve lost the receipt.
1 massive 2 foreground 3 publisher B: Yes, please!
to it on my Mp3 player. ✓
4 commission 5 ladder 6 chisel 3 A: I wasn’t only me. The other boys
2 I don’t normally listen to the letters
7 dust 8 offend 9 deal were being rude to the teacher too!
lyrics of a song.
3 One of my favourite types of music is B: That’s against beside the point!
dancing dance music. 8.2 You were doing it and that’s what
4 I’m a fan of going to concerts. ✓ matters.
5 Personally speaking, technology techno 4 4 A: Even though I work long hours, I still
music is the worst kind of music. In Search of the Truth find it hard to make things ends
6 I like to listen to every cut track on an Even the most well-informed and rational meet at the end of the month.
album before deciding if I like it or not. person can be tricked into believing a B: It sounds like you need a better
7 The best way to listen to music is misleading news article. Of course, we paid job.
through a good set of talkers speakers. all like to think we are open-minded, 5 A: Do I have to come to dinner with
8 I normally like the songs that are but in fact we are all biased in one way your parents? You know your father
number one in the charts. ✓ or another. As long as something that and I don’t see eye-level to-eye.
confirms our opinions is slightly plausible B: Just don’t talk about politics and
7 then we tend to see it as accurate no you’ll be okay.
1 rave 2 album 3 Rap 4 rhythm matter how flawed the evidence may 6 A: Nigel has been studying since he
be. If you want reliable news which you got the sock sack last year.
can trust, you have to have reasonable B: Oh good. He’s been wanting to
7.3 expectations and never truly trust change professions for a while.
8 anything you read in the press.
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3 do damage 4 favour
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7 take credit 8 commission
5 multimedia 1 make up 5 nine hundred and seventy-six kilograms
9 foreground 10 publisher
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13 flawed 14 open-minded
9 self-portrait 4 figurative art two thousand, and forty-eight
15 gifted 16 source
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14 watercolour 9 surrealism 9 a hundred and twenty-five square
19 sit on the fence 20 right wing
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15 rhythm S N S L N A H M A I E D O U I
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16 sponge D C O S D A W O T E U D T R L
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