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they hove ever seen spite of the Fact that
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picture B is o fax machine. A document is de ng sent.
The girl in picture C is talking to someone on lhe modi/e phone. 10 Answer Key
A.- t4/hy don’t we go to
It Oslo!
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The girl in picture D is reading a letter and, judging from her
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The girl in picture £ seems to be communicating through e-mail I had forgotten eueyr/t/r/g aboul
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charting with someone on-line.
happy information was given out on
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German !s her mother tongue, but she’s also fluent in
English. I‘m tired of all this small talk! Can’t we talk gbout 12 Answer Key
something a /itt/e more ,'nteresting?
onsn'er
I’m not really sure which is his (irst language, but I know
he was born in Germany and brought up in France.
through
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email systems are n compat.’son to tax mach 14 Answer Key
nesJexpensive tax machines are compared to email.
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I‘m not sure I can tell the difference! ca/ling over a yrairer/porents teaching children /' st e
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arguing fieoted/y: arms will undoubtedly be flying I/. •
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Unit 1 — Crossing Barriers
they have ever seen 3 spite of the fact that
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Suggested Answer key 1n/ords related to body language.- body sign, rude, yawn, to i c
Pietu e B is a taz machine. A document is 6eing sent. blow one’s nose, to lean against something, Lace, look,
The g/// /n pi ture c i talking to someone on her mobile phone. 10 Answer Key
A: Why dOF!’t WS 6}O IO Oslo! shoulders, eye contact, arms (lying, to show, lingers pointing, b. Answer key
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migh I be a close friend as she looks pleased to heat from B. 1 don't like that idea. It’s too cold. to indicate, heads shaking, nonverbal communication, to get I/€
them. the gis! in picture O is reading a lettel and, judging a message across, system of commun cat on movement
from her A. We could go to Athens t[)erj. |rII certainly be warm enough
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The gill in picture E seems to be communicating thtough e-mciv pen-pals / in contact wire GA TO A
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had forgotten everything o6our junk mail/get r› d of
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She still has a tegionol accent even though she Nos 4 as mony people went IO
S wont students tQ be allowed/want them to allow students in two minds / filtering system Suggested Answer Key
lived abroad for twenty peats!
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German is her mother tongue, but she’s also tluent in he replies to every letter
English. Answer lt cas great to hear horn Nov again after so long end
sum of money was given
I’m tired ot all this small talk! Can’t we to/d about 9 he was professions} enough Key I B of course I‘d be thrilled to tielp you out when you
something not a drop of rain move to this area. (6eginningl
a little more interesting* Once again, please accept my apologies for the problems
j'y not Really sure Which is his kifst language, but I know he 12 2 Answer Key that arose at the weekend. (ending )
21 a. Deans of communication shown in the pictures. mobile So, not you (now the full story! I’ll let you pass the inNo on
was born in Germany and brought up in F-dance I answer phone, telephone, fax mach ne, ma I I/ettersJ computer to the others. (endiag)
3 Suggested Answer Key i0 You’ll revel guess whats happened and how
this article is obviously about how easy ancl convenient 4 none/ne desperate I am for your adv ce tbeginn rig]
sending test messages Can bP, O0 ITiO IIII W fippPYOU kOQQPM 5o, hope to see /ou these on Sarurday evening. lending)
IO wer Key 6 1 am writing to express my most sincere apologies for not
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Key j uses interesting language to ask for the other contacting you sooaer (beginning )
g candidate’s op on B This is to remind you that it’s out tenth wedding
systems ate in compQTlSon to tax machines./expensive 6 â does not ask Not the other’s opinion A anniversary next Fiido and we’re organisin9 a small get-
taz machines are compaTed to ema!”l. disagrees politely B together (beginnin9)
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This article no doubt concerns the fact that although we 10 expensive me if you need any more advice. {ending)
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have such modern zz5 of commuyication, they can still It‘s amazing, isn‘t if* Anyway will get in touch the minute
be ineTticieyt anb unreliable as they can bleak down, The weaker randidore (A) could have improved hislher onyrfiing e/se happens! (ending)
leaving us performance by expanding and justifying her responses, e.g. I am writing to offer my apologies For the delay in
by giving examples of how a particular means of sending copies of the clocuments you reguested last
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communication is/ isn’t useful, economical etc. She could monrñ . [beg nn ng)
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t4/hy do you keep yawniu9! simply giving her own opinion. Generally speaking, in the 26 Suggested Answer Key
why is he whistling? two-way collaborative task, candidates need to work • Apol i _ . , _. moss
Why do you keep wfi ispefi0g ? 6 together and contribute equally to the conversation by Please accept my apologies lot being absent from the ottice
agreeing, disagreeing, adding ideas and reacting in some yesrerday (opening)
s a. Answer Key 16 a. way to each other’s statements and opinions,
tell ape as well as showing ''nterest n each ot/jers opin ons Once again, may I apologise for any inconvenience my
ra 6 obsence may have caused, (ending )
agree r/jar they are an essentio/ part of 22 a. Answer Key
co add’colour’and’life’to commun!'cot! in\rite a fr.end to a weekend barbegue
b. Suggested Answer Key The phrases T/junks a million! I owe you one.‘ and ’Don’t
on How do you feel about meetin9 up with the old crowd at the
mention it.’ can be replaced with any other phrases From
the
# they tplked non-stop, as usual! Iss’own answers) weekend for a barbequei{beginning)
Yes, she always speaks her mind, doesn’t she7 'Thank ng dox while the phrases 'Thanks a ot and No Hope you can make it. (ending)
4 I know. He never StO S fa/King c. Answer Key problem.’ can be replaced by any other phrases from the Telling a friend r#otyou’ve won a competition . ..
Example situations where gestures might be used. Responding to thanks box You’ll never guess whats happened! (beginning)
business! s /‘n of re I can red/ rhe
difference! calling over a cartel / parents teaching children /stieet So, with so much money in my pocket now, how can I not
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6 You get used to it! He’s been telling me what to do inv/re you to come on holiday with me! (ending)
since A.' I lent my dictionary to a Friend oF mine who‘s Congratulate your colleague . . .
children p!ay, ng n paid/ policeman d’tect rig tiottic
gone away for the weekend and I desperately This is to congratulate you on yov well-deserved promotion.
started working rhe e!
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Sentences 1 and 3 ore supporting sentences to 4 and 2

30 Answer Key
respectively.
A saysorry: apologise
gested Answer Key ages: quite some time
Let’s Face i/, life in the cii:y without a car can be very really: extremely
inconvenient. sort out. organize
chat about: discuss briefly
felt obliged to contact.'just had to get in touch
with situation: problem
Z8 a. Answer Key advise contacting: think I should get in touch wirh
accept. nd inv.tatio
2 asking For advice so much fun wonderfu/
3 refusing an nv› tatio looking so perky: tit and healthy
/t was briffionf: I was so9 ad
There’s no way/’d leave: I could not have left
b. Answer Key well: all the desr
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a. Suggested Answer Key
Both letters could have two or three main body poz0gropfis.
A let ma ’n 6ody paragraph explain what you want
ormal, do: theatrical studies.
Thank you so much for the invitation to your reasons why - a great love of the theatre/you
ce/e6ration have p talent/s'xyears member of drama soc ’etc at
on 16th June. We would be most pleased to join you. school/ an artistic temperoment/a great love oftfie
I would very much appreciate your advice on the issue. theatre/ have read widely on the subject
Much to our regret, we will not be able to be present. d in body paragraph expla ’n why parents
4 / would be ‹grateful for any further information disapprove oftfiis choice: insecure career cfioice/not
regarding the seminar. Thanking you in advance. many prospects/tough competition for few top
on behalf of the school comm ttee, places/could take years to '2et onywfiere/poren/s
for assisting us on sports day. pre(ersteady well-paid emp/oyment e.ci. doctor
6 Please let me offeryou my sincere apologies.
7 It is hoped rhacth s in format. on w.II be of use 3rd main body paragraph:/ls# previous drama teacher
ygyyp| for her assistance in conto¢ring your parents to
Tell me the minute you hear anything about the discuss your choice/your talents in drama/to
seminar inform them of the pros and cons oF following
Hope to see you there. rfieotrico/ studies from her experience
I hopeyou‘ll forgive me!
Does this cover everything! main body paragraph: describe the positives
d /t wos great fo get your invitation to your retirement ne iative experiences of the county/area where you
potty. the wouldn’t miss it for the would! worked. (e.g. EngIandJ fpositiveJ lots of greenery
e Many thanks for your help in making our school and parks/variety of entertainment — theatres,
sports d0y a hu9e success. shows, museums, galleries/large selection
I’ve got no idea what to do. Any advice? of(oreign resrauronts/c/leap travel opportunities
U/on’t be able to manage ir, I’m afraid. (negative) cold weather difficult to get used to/'city
/iFe very different — perhaps entertainment p/ones
29 a. Answer Key c/ose much earlier than in your country/perhaps
I H. there! 1. homesick for traditional home cookinci.
say what th'nkyou shou
main body paragraph describe the pos tiV8/
Have you thought about...
negative experiences of the telecommunications'
4 That way
company you worked(or
S Maybe you don’t like this idea.
Ifl were you, I’d. . . (positive) team spirit/helpful colleagues/ betted
ttiey could let you know. salary/better opportunities for promotion/respect
always comes ’n handy. from employer/free use ofcompony gym
Sometimes it’s really hard to find the tight thing! at› ve more stressfu/ t/jon working in /0Uf
10 hope t6's he ps country/stri’cter/longer workinci hours/whorl breaks/
feel like an outsider
b. Suggested Answer
Key Oear hunt Mary,
I) I am writing to 2) make some suggestions about John b.
(Ss’ own answers)
and
Vicky’s wedding present 3) Have you considered buying
them a gift voucher fora big departmentstore74) This would
mean they would be able to buy someth they renfly need Unit 2 — Moods and Feelings
for their new house, 5) You might think r/tis idea is too
impersonal. In tear case, 6J I think the best ttiing yyou/d be Suggested Answer Key
to ask them what they want and 7) ffiey could in(arm you. How do you Fee/w/yen you think someone is following yOU!
Otherwise, something like a nice oven dish 8) is a/ways How does skydivinc| make you feel!
use/ñ /. 9J Buying a wedding present can berather d.IficuIt. What do you do when you feel impatient?
10) I hope I have been ofsome tielp how do you react when you're em6atrassed?
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Sentences I and 3 are supporting sentences to J and 2

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A say sorry: apologise B She is stroking her chin, so she musrbe to get used to living 6 funny $o ir musi: h0ve
b. Suggested Answer Key oges: puite some time '' thoughtful. C He is scratching his head, so /je 2 never arrives late for has a tendency to get
T Lets face it, Ti(e in the city without a cor con be very really: extremely muSr6e conFused. D She is diting her nails, so 3 we would go 8 used to walking
sort out: organize the must be worried. swimming 9 weren't as amused b/
4 was nobody we knew
at
inconvenient. chat about: discuss briefly 2 a. Answer Key S not like Helen to 10 used to tvrite letters
2 I’ve always slanted to go off and see the world and I aygy 3 irritable be
this could be the perfect opportunity. Telt obliged to contour:just had to get in touch
2 generous 4 optimistic 11 Suggested Answer Key
witfi
situation: problem 2 Yes, I feel fine now.
28 a. Answer Key odvise contacting: think I should get in touch b. mo, /rhink I‘m rjoing to faint,
I accepting invitation fi thanking with /frfie head teacher asked to see me, I’d feel nervous. actuo//y. No, most junk food tastes
2 asking for advice 6 apologising so much Fun: wonderful • If my favourite television programme was cancelled, like plastic. Who me* I hate ir!
3 refusing an ir vitorion 7 giving information looking so perky: fit and !’8 4 Not really. I don’t understand it very well.
4 reguestinci t›eolthy It was brilliant: I was feel frustrated. Yes I’m enjoying physics tfjis
information so c}lad • If an aeroplane landed on the road outside my house, year It looks really great on
Thereñ no way I‘d leave: I could not have I’d you.
b. Answer Key leh well: all the best be astonished. like it. The colour suits you.
• /f/ won a large sum ofmoney I’d be joyful.
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2 f 4 o 6 d Both letters could have two or three main body 3 a. Answer Key 12 Ansyl,’erKey
paragraphs. interested • dored cheerful « depressed I am J does S perking Z will 9 are
Other ways of rephrasing the A lst main body paragraph: explain what you want to funny serious friendly • aggressive 2 you 4 used 6 to B Up 10 like
sentences: do: theotrical studies.
I Thank you so much for the invitation to your reasons wh—y a great love oftñe theatre/you
b. Suggested Answer Key 13 Answer Key
celebration on l6th June. N/e would be mosr pleased have a talent/six yeats member of dromo society at
to join you. schools an artistic temperomenVo preor love No, in fact she looked quite cheerful when I saw I B 3 B S B 7 A 9 D
2 / would veiy much appreciate your advice on the issue. a(the theatrey have read w’ide/y on the subject her. Really! He looks like a friend/y dop to me. 2 D 4 A 6 C 8 C f0 C
3 Much to our regret, we will not be able to be Did you! I thought it was quite serious
2nd main body paragraph: explain why parents myself. No, not at all. I was very interested 14 Answer Key
present.
disapprove oF r/his choice: insecure career actually' I from q more 7 the 10 the
4 / would be cirateful for any Further information
choice/not mony prospects/tough competition 2 such S can 8 have 1 1 of
regarding
for few top 4 Suggested Answer Key
the seminar. Thanking you in odvonce.
S On behalf oFthe school committee, we wish to thank
you
for assisting us on sporrs day. places/could take years to ger S huge 8 appalling 3 to 6 with 9 there I2 Qnd
I exhousfed
6 Please let me offer you my sincere anywhere/parents prefer steady well-paid 2 delicious 6 filthy 9 heart-broken
apologies. employment e.g. doctor
Z /tis hoped r/jot this information will be of use to 7 furious 10 overjoyed 15 Answer Key
yrd main body paragraph: Ask previous drama 3 delighted
you. 1 cultural ñ located 9 delightful
teacher for her assistance in contacting your 4 terrified
2 accommodation 6 breathless 10 countless
Informal: parents to discuss your choice/your talents in
3 usually 7 various
a Tell me the minute you hear anything about the dram0/to inform ttiem of the pros and cons at
following theorrico/ studies From her I dull 3 lose S express 4 luxurious 8 adventurous
seminar.
2 touch 4 danger
Hope to see you there. B Ist experience 16 Answer Key
b I hope you’ll forgive main body paragraph: describe the positive/
me!
c Does this cover everything?
d /t nos great to get your invitation to your I loneliness 4 (riendship 7 Unreasonable
retirementparty. negative experiences of the country/area where 6 Answer Key
you worked. (e.g. England) (positive) lots of I open up 4 loosen up 7 getting her 2 impatient S agreeable 8 personal
We wouldn‘t miss it for the world! 6 fortunately
greenery and paii‹s7vatiety of entertainment - down 3 tension
e Many thanks for your help in making our sc/loo/
sports day a huge success. theatres, shows, museums, 9alleiie e selection 2 wind down 5 cheer him up 8 UI YOU down
oF foreign restaurants/cheap travel 17 a.lb. Answer Key:
F /’ve got no idea what to do. Any advice? 3 ease up 6 calm down
opportunities B
g Won’t be able to manage ir, /m afraid.
7 a. Answer key
(negative) cold weather diiilcult to get used c. (Ss’ own onswersJ
29 a. Answer Key to/city 2 quick 8 quiet 4 white S red
life very different - perhaps entertainment places
I Hi t/Tere/Justo quick note ... and close much earlier than in your country/perhops ods and Feelings
2 say what I think you should do . .. c/5 wedding present. S) Have homesick For traditional home cooling.
3 Have you thought about . .. you considered buying them a gifi:
voucher fora 6ig depaitmentstore? main dody paragraph: describe the positing U
4 Thot way . . .
S Maybe you don’t like this idea. 4) Ifiis you/d mean they would be negative experiences of the telecommunications n
6 III were you, I‘d . . . able to buy somethinci they really companyyou worked for. i
7 they could let you know. need for their new house. S) You (positive) team spiriTe/pFu/ colleagues/ better t
8 always comes in /jandy. might think this idea is too salary/better opportunities tor promotion/respect 2
9 Sometimes it! really hard to find the right thing! impersonal. In that from employer/free use of company gym
10 Hope rois /je/ps. (negative) more stressful than working in your —
country/stricter/longet working hours/short breaks
b. Suggested Answer
feel like an outsider
hey Dear Aunt Mary M
I) I am writing ro 2) make some suggestions about John b.
(Ss’ own onsn'ersJ o
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A: Did he manage to finish the work on timed 8: Yes. He finished The correct oprion iS D f/ines 1-2: "the e Other possible adyectieer: stressed, depressed, frustrated,
lonely upset
it as quick as a flash. hardest thing about feelings is actually g
A: Can I come into the library with your shoring them with ot/jers“7. The words in A n
B: Only ifyou promise to 6e as guief as a mouse. A: yyfior are included in the texF but ttie overall t
happened when you told her the news? B: She went as wfiite as a meaning is different fit is actually sharing i
sheet. one’s feelings and not making an effort that e
é: Did she look embarrassed when you asked her to dance! B: Yes. Her face b. youngsters find hard). B and Care not e
was as red as a beetroot. mentioned in the texr. :

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they want and 7) they could inform you. Otherwise, Neutral: shh shyness
2 How do you feel when you think someone is following 2 am 6 from 8 to
something like a nice oven dish 8) is always useful. 9) Other porrihle adjectives: astonished, surprised, sensitive,
Buying a wedding present can be rati›erdifficuIt. ION I hope you? sympathetic, patient
I have been orsome help, 3 How does skydiving make you Fee/?
Love 4 What do you do when you Fee/ impatient?
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b. Suggested Answer Key B: What I would like ro know is how old someone needs to be to
A. I suppose it means t/jot when you have a problem it's join the comp.
6etter to djsruss it with someone else. i think that by Further information that need to know is what \pesof watp/
sharing yow problem wlth others you feel less sports are included.
envious. Cou/dyou a/so te// me how long the camp is open far.
B.- I agree. Shari 9 ••r problems helps yau get rid of your
nd makes you feel de//er. C: / would like to know ifFami/ies 'ith young chi/dren con go,
Are the facilities in the chs/ets selT-catering!
20 (Ss’own answers ] is pony-trekking offered?
21 a. (Ss’own answeisj 26 Suggested Answer Key
I saw your advertisement in our local paper for temporary
b. Answer Key summer staff to work in your supermarket. I would appreciate it
3 C S 8 7 B ifyou cou|d give me some more information about it. To begin
4 A 6 C 8 A air/j, coutd you
please let me (now' how many weeks 1 would be expected to work. 1
22 Further information tfior I need to know is if need ro know a
foreign language or have onyspecia/skills. In additi'on to this, could
e. Suggested Answer key
you also tell rrie hov+'old the people that I will be working with
are,
• gives a detailed description ofa picture
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• gives an oversimp/i£/edanswer B It is a letter ot complaint. The rone could be mi|d or strong
depending on the individuo/.
23 a. Answer Key
Good foryou!— C I‘m really happy for you. —
/m delighted, too. — R C Well done!— C b. Answer Key
h’s/Thatt great news! - C I’m really proud oiyou. — mild tone strong tone
Congratulations! — C C I was not worth the I was an absolute waste
i can’t believe my iucf. — 8 /m over the moon. — R money I9aid for it. olrnoney.
2 in bad condition 2 fa/ling apart
b. Answ'er Key 3 had a |ow level of 3 didn’t have a clue
Good for you! — well done! 4 Added to this # ifthis wasn’t bad enough
lt’sgreatnews— That’s great news. S it was really very cold S I almost froze ro death
I'm delighted, too — I’m really happy For you. 6 As a result, I believe 1 6 I demand
am entitled to
c. Suggested Answer Key
A: I heard you got engaged. Congratulations! (Ss’own answers - b-port27
B.- Thanks a lot.
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A,- I’mreally happy for you!
8: I’m over the moon, roo.
2 I can speak both English and Clench. However, my
Spanish is not so good.
A: / heard your novel has been published. Thors great news! 3 Thiere were twelve students in each group although y‹xi
B.' Thanks. promised that the gioups would be small.
A. ' I'm reolly proud ofyou! 4 We had to pay for t/+e books even though the
B: I can’t believe my luck! advertisement said that rhey would be free ofcharge,
A,- I heardyou’ve been selected ior the national football S Despite tfi'e fact that tlne course came hiphly
ream. recommended, I would not recommend it/o anyone.
Well done! 29 Suggested Answer Key
B' Thanks very much.
3 and
A.- It’s really great news! 4 dir
8. /’m delighted, loo.
A: I heard you won firstprize in a
competition. 8 S Firstly 8 Furthermore
Concjraru/ations! b yor example 9 also
B. ' Thank you. 7 In addition to
A: Good foryou! this
!2 To mode matters worse
B: I can‘t believe my luck! C 10 Even though IB and
II but
d. (Ss’ own ansi'vers)
30 Answer Key
24 Suggested Answer Key F/ie endi'ng is not suitable, as it is too formal for a frjendJy letter.
The advertisement is about stall fora summer camp for children so Suggested ending:
guestions 6 and 8 are irrelevant. Well, I hope this extra in formation has helped you to make up P^
mind. lfso, I look forward to seeing you thjs yeay in Enciland.
25 Suggested Answer Key
A: I you/d appreciate it ifyou could te// me how much tickets for 31 Answer Key
the fair cosr. This is a letter from a family membec It will be an inFormo/ e+^!!
I would also like to know which charity organisation the giving advice. The tone will be friendly.
profits would go to.
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B: N/fior / would//ke fo know is low old someone needs Suggested Answer Key
A: I suppose it means that when you have a problem irs 10 pe
ro be jo n the camp / hope I can make the lunch party dur / have a business rrip
better to discuss it with someone else. I think tbar hy
Further information next month. employee
sharing /out problem with others you {eel less
sports are included. Sounds great, you have chosen a good variety of foods, there f4 tra nee
anz¡ous, will
Could you also tell me how long the camp is open for.
I aQtee. Sharing foul p£obleWs helps you get Ti§ o( /oQp be someth'ng for everyone
worries and makes you feel better. C.- 1 would like to know itLamilies with youn9 children can go. 4 Suggested Answer Key
n my opin'on a wedding cater.ng service in the cis will be gave up her caree
Are roe f°cifiries in the chalets sell-ca tering? mo successful as there wi// be more marriages than in the
1s pony tiekk.’rig offered! country.
21 a. 26 Suggested Answer Key I think you have done tfie right thing because you both have
a lot
I sow youf odveRisement in ow focal paper lot temporary sum
b. énswefKey of experience in the catering industy.
ez shall to work n your supetrnatket. 1 would apptec are I you
T B coul g give me some more information about it. No begin with,
could yo g please let we know how many weeks 1 would be 7 i-ie became succes
8 ... be a lifeguard
22 a./b./c./d. See Tapescript Section - Unit 2, Ex. 22 expected to wont. Unit 3 — Making a Living
a. Answer Key
Further information rear / need to know is ii I need to know cleaner D decorator G
a foreign language of have any special skills. In addition to this, florist teacher
e. Suggested Answer Key co•id you a so tell me how old the people that I tvili be 5 a. Suggested Answer Key
cameraman barber
gives a detailed description ofo picture wotkin9 with are. H/elf, personally think that Claire Martin would be most
8 gesred Answer suitable for the post advertised, wou ’dn tyou agree?
gives an oversimplified answer B 27 o. Answer Key Key
It is a letter of complaint. The tone could be mild or The cameraman would probably be paid well if the film Mmmm, yes, I mean the job certainly needs someone
23 a. Answer Key strong he was working on was predicted to be a box offlce who wi// be patient with more demanding residents
Good for you—! I’m teally happ depending of the rid. vidual success. and who can also manage the numerous enqu es that
C I would find the teacher’s job more challenging r/jon the people wil
I’m delighted, too. - R Well done!— C b. Answer Key others because you need a low of patience to teach. I can have. What do you think about the other applicant!
I’s/That‘s great news I’m really proud ofyou. — Id tone rrong tone also imagine rhe satisfaction you might have when you A: As it’s an office job, / doudr wñerfler Douglas Green would
€ongratuIat›ons C I’m over the moon. — R w0s not worth realise that your pupils ffnoffy understood difficult aspects be able ro stand the long hours of sirring in one place
was an absolute Josie
I can’t believe my luck—. of the lesson because he! more of an energetic fype and obviously
the money pa d oTmoney.
R The vet! job would be extremely interesting for me as enjoys an active life, don’t you think!
for
I‘ve always loved animals and am especially interested Defin tely!
b. Answer Key had a low level in all
Good for you well done 4 Added to this aspects of w |dIife
/r’s great news - That’s great news. it woe fealty very cold 5 I olmost Lion. The decorator’s jo6 would be too reper/rive For me.
I’m delighted, too — I‘m really happy for you. Imagine doing the same thing day in, day our! /r must tespons ble • iiesporis ble
As a tesuli I bel eve 1 6 I demand comíortable • uncom{ottable
be very r/ring too, looking up and down at ceilings and
c. Suggested Answer Key walls for hours on end! sociab e unsoc a6le
A. I heard you got engaged. The most boring jo6 would probably be the barber‘s job. pat.'ent • ''mpat. ent
Congratulations! Thanks a lot The only th ng tear m'ght reduce the boredom would adventutous e vnadventutous
A: I’m really happy for you! Suggested Answer Key energetic nact› ve, lazy
be chatting with customers.
I‘m over the moon, too. 2 I can speak both English and French. However, my
Span''sh ''s not so good c. Answer Key
There were twelve students in each group although 6 Answer Key
Thanks. A: I would certainly consider being a f'Iorist, as I love the
you promised that the groups would be small. idea at working wirh beaut› fu colours and shapes to
A.' I’m really proud of you! be had to pay for the books even though the
I can‘t believe my luck! create unusual designs.
advertisement said that they would 6e free I’m not so sure. I’m not really an arty sort ofperson, you
A: I heardyou‘ve been selected for the national foot6all team, oFc/jarge. 7 Answer Key
see.
Well done! Desp ie the fact that the course I e 2
7/jonks very much came I would not recommend/t to because I have enough to do clean ng my own house
A: It’s really gre0t news! anyone. 8 a. Answer key
never mind cleaning other houses!
I‘m delighted, Foo I agree. /t’s very hard work. 4fford
29 Suggested Answer Key spend moke
3 and 2 Answer hey
4 but Zollo w y
rstly
For exomp/e also change youI p
Good for you! n add› rion acs step into sb’s 9 Answer Key
I can’t believe my ro shoes i c
To make matters worse
luck! C /0 Even I/jougfi and 10
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II but I’ve olways believed that it is important to follow your 10 Suggested Answer Key
30 Answer Key dreams
and not be influenced by others who might want to lead
you
24
Suggested Answer Key tickets for 31 Answe
The ending is not suitable, as it is too formal lot a kiendly
the advertisement is o6out stattlot a summer camp Not the fair cost. r Key
lettet. Suggested ending:
children so I would also like to know which chotit/ otganisat¡op This is
Well, I hope r/j/s exrro in/ormorion has helped you to make up
9 HesTloft5 o ano d one l£teleVoN L. the profits would go to a
your
mind. If so, I look rorward to seeing you this year in lefter
25
Suggested Answer Key England. From a
144 A: I would appreciate it ifyou could tell me how much iamily
memb ong a d TTerent path I mustn’t forget to rerurnthe books I borrowed from the library. I
er It At first I wanted to become a journalist, but then I changed my will always remember spend'ng £asrers w th my
will be plans and finally became an English teacher.
an When my mother retired, I stepped into her shoes and took over
inform the bus ness
al hadn t been nvited
email 3 Suggested Answer Key I would like ro take up piano lessons.
giving I’m afraid to walk home late at night by myself.
advice. expecr/’// pass the exam as I was very easy
The work piotessi
tone
will be
friendl
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Answer Key 21 (Ss‘own answers)
payment 4 noisier 7 impatient
2 increasingly S Powerful 8 irrelevant 22 a Suggested Answer Key
3 improvements 6 activities The students will probably be in their late teens /
tmenries, while the lecturer may be a midd/e-aged person,
12
Answer Key lecturer will address the students 6y their/irst names, w fi¡|e
I didn’t manage to get (Wyh will possibly address the lectutet by his/her title and
2 stond people using mobile phones iasr note.
3 offered to help /-Yemen +vi/fi b. Answer Key
4 no point in driving i 2 years s laboratory ^perience
S her iTshe could drive 2 grades 6 bOtOFli¢Ql §0Tde0/ 9 Careers
6 w’i// involve a lot of 3 law volunteer Con(identip)
7 were totally dissatisfied with the 4 biology 7 expenses 10 24 hours
8 borrow Jim’s clothes wit/jout oskinp
9 id/je her char rims c. (Ss’own answers )
10 insisted that 1 should wark
23 a. (Ss’ own answetsj
13 Answer Key A — violinist D — waiter/ess G—
plumber
I For 4 ever 7 thot 10 oF 8— nurse —E fireman/fire
person
2 as 5 had 8 good C— teacher F— Doctor
3 to 6 help 9 cash
b. Suggested Answer Key
14 Answer Key I Job satisfaction is important becomss /r • read your
g 3 B S A y D job interesting it wi// make your life easier.
2 A 4 B 6 C 8 B 2 iVlusic, sports, erc.

1 5 Answer Key c Answer Key

I opplicnnts S description 9 suitably • uses a c|reater variety oT adjectives. B
2 Preparation 6 qualihcations 10 uncomfortable • justifies hislher opinions. B
3 weaknesses 7 proof • includes personal responses. B
4 explaining 8 location • disaigrees in an impolite way. A
• paraphrases a word he/she can’t remember. 8
16 Answer Key
I if 3 would S although 7 whilst 24 a. Suggested Answer key
2 by 4 with 6 even 8 due A. ' I was wondering iFyou could, . .
B. I’m reallysorry but... //’m afraid / can’t.
17
b. Suggested Answer Key
2 A S O 8 A 11 C • A.' I’m terribly sorry to bother you, but I wonder if you
3 A 6 B 9 D 12 B could check this report I’ve just finished.
B: Well, actually I’m a hit busy at the moment. Can
18 a. (Ss’ own answers ) you leave it here and I’ll hove a look at it a bit
later ...
b. Ansu/er/¢ey
I’m really havinp problems with this project. I was
• Language skills migh’t be necessary depending on the B: wondering ifyou could help me with it...
country you want to work in. If, however you wish to
I’m really sorry but I have to finish this report by
find a job within the EU, then a knowledpe of English
° A.' tonight. I can help you later ifyou want...
could well be enough.
• Manners— it is important to be polite and Could you possibly type t/jis reparr out for me?
courteous according to a country’s social rules, so it I’m afraid I can’t right now, but I’ll do ir after I (inish
might be a good idea to find out about them before this /e/ter iFyou like.
arriving. For example,
some nations perhaps communicate in a much 25 a. Answer Key
quieter I C - local tourist attractions
way while others use more body languacie ro 2 B - a mobile libraryseryice
communicate ideas and opinions. 3 A — student reaction to a new regisrrotion sysrem
• Respecting a country’s customs will also be important so as
nor to cause offence in the country you choose to work. For
example, in Japan it is insu/ting to have your /eps b. Suggested Answer Key
crossed on your desk showing the so/es of your Introduction:
s/joes, while in other countries it is quite acceptable. The aim of this report is to assess the various activities on
So, obviously socia| behaviour is di[ferent in different offer at the Victorian Theme Park, with a view to giving
countries and, in order to recommendations to schools nation wide.
/it in with any system, we need to change our ways to Recommendation:
a ceitain extent if we want to be accepted. On the whole, the activities on otter seem to be o{interest I°
19 Answer Key visiting youngsters, though out svrve/ did show that they yottld
I fi 3H £ B 7 A/D — distractot only be interested in returning next year ifcertnin additions
were made. Therefore, 1 strongly recommend that the
2 E 4 H 6 C
number a^! types of activities on otter should he further
20 (Ss’owy answers ) improved in order I° attract even greater numbers of young
146 people next year
 Answer Key
1 payment noisier 2s a. nswer Key Justification:
increasingly powerful high standard low The other choices would be incorrect as they are too informal for
22 a. Suggested Answer Key t/j/s particular style of letter
3 improvements 6 activities level satisfied
The students will probably be in their late teens or early discontented
tyventies, n/ji/e the lecturer may be a middle-aged person. 30 a. Answer Key
4 2 Answer Key praise express disapproval of
T didn‘t manage to get he lecturer will address the students by their next names, wij|lq politeyess rudeness I C 2
- stano people usinp mobile pnones t #py will possibly address the lectured by hislher title and speed delay
last npyq b. Ans+yer key
helpful —• uowill,
offered to help Helen with b. Answer Key B father disappointing —• pleasantly sutptising Paragraphs A and D are written in the wrong
no po nt n dry ng 2 Iaboro(O j/ experience filthy —• clean and well-presented
her ifshe could drive years botaniCol€iarden/ Careers Lteezing cold well heated style. Suggested Answer Key
will involve a lot of grgdes volunteer Conridential dull intetestin9 and A: I am enclosing copies oFmy degree, language
were roro/iy dissatisfied with the law expenses 10 24 /jours unusual poor ence//ent certificates and a reference From the Director of
boiio w I, m’s clothes w. thout not enoug/j —• p’enf}roF Bradbury Co//epe. I am available Tor an interview at
aski, if he knew what time a waste offime —• well worth ir any time convenient For you look forward to hear›’ng
from you soon
iis''sted that 1 I am a socio6/e, easy-going type w/jo works well under
shou 23 a. (Ss’own answers) b. Suggested Answer Key
pressure both alone and in a team. I consider myseI(to
A - violinist O— poor —• h''ph be hardworking, highly motivated and also enjoy
13 Answer Key waiter/ess workinci
l For ever B - nyrse E - tireman/ñte person th teenogers a lot.
C- teacher Doctor 'sgusting —• wonderfu
dreaded —• fa/woys7 looked forward to Suggested Answer Key
b. Suggested Answer Key terr› y s ow —• amaz, ngly gu'ck Reason for n'riting: having seen advertisement/job t/t/e/
14 Answer Key Job satisfaction is important because iT you find you impolite —• polite college magazine/applying for position
T 8 job interesting it tvi/f make youI like easier TUVAT —• 0 I/I/O}/S
Main bodyparagrapti:knowledge ofloc€il area —)oca| resident:/
/1Jusic, sports, etc. neglected —• taken great care oF/we//-maintained knowledge oForea, sites and history/studied at the university
dul. br.'ght Main 6ody paragraph: lan€|uages spoken — school French/
1 5 Answer Key Answer Key ce‹tiFicate, wotked Iwo summers in Spain and acquired
appl.cants su rO0/y useso greater vorie/y of adjectives. B knowledge of language
Prepaiat. on 10 uncomfortable justifies his/her opinions. B 27 gested Answer Key
Ma'n body paragraph soc, al skills work,
weaknesses includes personal responses. Even though/Despite the fact that the service at the into cu/fure, and ways ofspanish people
np B disacirees in an impolite market is sometimes slow, the products are undoubtedly Conclusion: (urther communication — hope to hear from you
woy. A fresh and well worth the w’ait. soon regardinci application/thanking person in advance
16 Answer Key 2
is Even though / Despite the fact tñ of the whole process
paraphrases a word he/she can’t remember. B
purpose assessment of restaurant g
altho whilst 24 a. Suggested Answer Key much easier now, there are some who would still compi0ints sent to local 9overnmeot ottices/concetns about
even due A: I was wondering ifyou c0uld. . . complain about how slow quality - food/service/prices/atmosphere
'm reallysorry but 7I'm afraid As well as having a wide choice of reading materials, food: improvements needed in cleanliness/9ualit/ of food
17 Answer Key members also have an excellent selection of videos.
I C /0 pieparat. on
b. Suggested Answer Key It is an excellent method o/oftrocring tourists to the area
fl S 0 8 T Service: attitude ofstaff towards customers
A.- I’m terr.b/y sorry to bother you, but and I therefore strongly recommend ir. Prices: prices on menu too expensive lot local prea
A d -8 9
I could check this report I’ve just As well as being e//icienr, the service also encourages Atmosphere: premises dark and dingy
finished. members ro complete request forms For specific reading Conclusion: recommendations far future action ”
Well, actually, I’m a bit busy at the moment. €on material they would like added to the collection. improvements needed in
nswer Key you leave ir here and I’ll have a look at it a bit cleanliness/quaIityoffoodpreparation/attitudeoFsta// towards
later... 28 a. Suggested Answer Key
Language skills might be necessary depending on the customers, control of prices on menu, decorating ot
country you want to work in. If, however, you wish to Purpose: assessment of quality oF premises and food for
I’m really having problems with this project. I guidebook of local tourist area to be published soon
find was wonderinci fyou cou'd help me w. th
I’m really sorry but I have to finish this report by
a job within the £U, r/jen a knowledge of English ton'ght. can help y ant Various cho ces range/qua’ity of dishes on offer a
could
well be enough. ofpresentation Unit 4 — Make Yourself at Home
Could you possibly type this report out for me!
Manners— it is important to be polite and courteous l'tii afraid I can’t right now, but I’ll do it alter I Services: good food 6ut premises rather neglected —
accordinci to a country’s social rules, so it might be a finish this letrer it /ou like. examples Conclusion: recommendation oF improvements a. Answer Key
good idea to find out about them before arriving. For ro be made by the manaciement in order to have the roofgarden/bathroom/swimming pool7bedroom/kitchen/
example, some nations perhaps communicate in a 25 a. Answer Key restaurant included in the guidebook. ning room
much quieter while others use more body language j C ocaltouristottract›ons
to 8 — a mobile library service b. Suggested Answer Key b. Suggested Answer Key
communicate ideas and opinions. Regardinci the service at Dinah, certain complaints.have We dan’t have a roof garden or a swimm'ng pool n our house,
3 A — student reaction to a new repistration system
Respectin€i a country’s customs will a/so be important so been made. (Service) but we do have the other rooms. My favourite room at home is
as
not to cause oEence in the countiyyou choose to work.
For
example, in Japan ir Is insu/ting rO have your legs I G b. Suggested Answer Key The aim of this report is to assess the suitability of
crossed /ntroducfion eating
on your desk showing the soles of your shoes, while The aim otthis report is to asseEs the various actiyitier on offer at places in the university area. (Purpose)
in other countries ir is guite acceptable. So, obviously the Victorian Theme Park, th a view to g ng would highly recommend this restouront to people
social behaviour is different in diiTerent countries and, in recommendations to schools nationwide. who
order to would like to trysomething diJerenr. {Conclusio.n)
/ir in with any system, we need to change our ways Recommendation
Dino’s offers high guality food and has a wide variety
to a On the whole, the activities on oEer seem to be oF interest to
of international dishes to suit all tastes. (Various
terrain extent if we want to de accepted. visiting youngsters, though our survey did show rhas t/jey would
choices)
19 Answer Key 29 Answer Key
 oFvo ue my bedroom. I like this room the best because it’s singers and spons qerJona ities. Apart from this my Theres alarge balcony outside my bedroom th0t I sit on in
decoratedjust the way I like it. I painted tfie to/is blue bedroom is where 1 entertain my friends. My computer the evenings when the weather’s warm. As For as I’m
and they’re covered in posters of my favourite and stereo are in there and all oT my personal belongings. concerned, my bedroom is the 6est room in the whole house!
only be interested in returning next year ifcertain additions were Fee/ registration
made. Therefore, I strongly recommend that the number and
gained knowledge cellar council
types oFocrivities on offer should be further improved in order
to attract even greater numbers ofyoung people next [T]0 SO bedsit
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Answer Key
A: Can you tell me how big r/ie house is?
I during S as
B: Well, it’s an average sized house with a lounge, a
2 been 6 much
smo// 3 were 7 more II OF
dining room ond2 bedrooms. 4 on 8 but 12 tO
A: And how muc/j is r/je rent?
8: it's quite cheap really. IU only £250 a month.
13
Answer Key
A: What type othouse is its A — around S B —purposes 9 D — spacious
B: lbs a semi-detached house with a large garden. 2 D — ca|led 6 —C relieâ f0 A — recent/y
A. ' Can you give me a driefdescripfion ofit* J B — until 7 D- rarely 1 I A — Despite
B. ' Yes, of course. It’s fully Furnished with a well- 4 C — spring up 8 D — snapping up 12 C— retain
eguipped kitchen. Because it’s guite small, it's easy to
maintain and r/je open [ire in the lounge gives it a 14 Suggested Answer Key
cosy feeling. Well, all three of the houses seem very spacious, although›
they're built in different styles. The /irs£ house looks more
b. ass‘ own answers) like o large cottage in the country, whereas this one here is
more like a honsr¡y the mountains. The stone-covered walls
4 Answer Key and sloping roof remind me of houses in Austria. The third
S good house is veiy unusual, wirft rfig to// pointed towers on either
2 clear 4 ample side oF it. It cou/d be a \/icto/igg townhouse, 6ui/t especially
for a large family.
5 Answer Key My ideal house would be the townhouse, because it looks as if
I B 3 D S B 7 B 9 B
the rooms are reallyspacious. I particularly like the porch in The
2 C 4 B 6 A 8 D 10 C
fronto( the house and //ie large balcony on the /irst floor I think
the house wi// be very oily because of the large windows. I
6 Answer Key
prefer this house because its probably in the town, yet or r/ie
same time i
/ jusr 3 any 5 since surrounded by gardens, by the looks oftfi/ngs. I’d love ‹o have
2 been 4 then 6 for one of the top rooms of t/je house as a bedroom because
t/jere‘d be
7 a. Suggested Answer Key great yiews oFthe surrounding area.
I change wallpaper 5 replace o/de/ectrico/opp/ionces 1s
2 change Furniture 6 lit new sink a. (Ss’own answers)
3 fit a new shower 7 duynew 6ed
b. Suggested Answer Key
4 change washbasin 8 change curtains
Keywords:
b. Suggested Answer Key • room, reminds, sea
A.' You've put tiles on the bathroom floor! It looks mu¢h • extreme tastes
6etter now! • gardening
B: Yes! And I’ve changed the colour of the walls, too. • bathroom, part, bedroom
A: You’ve/ittednewcupboards in the kitchen! They’re • private lifestyle
fonrosric/ 8: Yes!And Ave changed the floor to match the • hurry, change homes
cupboards, too. A: You’ve put wallpaper in the bedroom! It • natural sunlight
looks really cosy! 8: Yes/And/’ve changed the lighting, • needs, natural environment, urban lifesfyle
too. • two, houses attached
• unusual design
Answer Key • natural fire
1 ... didn‘t admit ro 6reo£ing ... 6 ... in light oftñ e... • skilled carpenters
2 ... is the owner of... 7 ... tiave bought... • house, business,
3 ... live up to its ... 8 ... are going to contact tourists
4 ... has changed her hairstyle.. .9 me...
S ... have/jod t/jis house for........./0 . .didyou need to c. Answer Key g D
paint... 1 D 10 A
.. since we last 2 B
decorated...
Answer Key J 8 in any order II 0
! assistance 4 heat 7 disadvantages 4 C
2 equipment 5 poisonous S E ”) in any ordet
3 crowded 6 considerable 6 A
10 7 C
I past 4 liying 7 since 10 out 8 0 J in any order
2 put S always 8 ever 16 Suggested Answer Key
3 'yet 6 up 9 be/feel

11 Answer Key
! D 3 D 5 A 7 0 9
C ivlind you, I can‘t see the porthole windows, but /fie\
2 B 4 D 6 C 8 D !0 somewhere at the back oftfie house. The house doesn’t $ppfp
A tO R overlooked by anything so you would have a high level of
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Answer Key b. Suggested Answer Key
storage space en-suire 6orhroom • A: Would you like to come with me to Penny’s house-
double bedroom electronic gates ^8^*!'n9 P^^t7’
twin stoi ose open (ire I’d love to! I haven’t deen to a parry For ages!
main entrance wall lights Great! Can you come round to my house at
ciround floor sing/e wardrobe about eight thirty?
Yes, sure.
b. Suggested Answer hey
k\/hot a6out coming to my house for dinner on
My ideal home would have t/jree dou6/e bedrooms with
Saturday7
en-
B: That's a great idea! / haven’t been out tor dinner For ages!
suite bathrooms and single wardrobes. Great! Can you come round at about seven thirty?
There would be a spacious open-plan kitchen leading to
Yes, sure.
a dininc| room.
I’d love to have a large open fire in the lounge on the ground Whydon’t we spend this evening on Georges
floor. houseboat? I’m afraid can’t. / love lots otthings
I’d have lots oFstoroge spoke in every room. to do athome. Oh, r/jots a pity. Plot about
There would be an impressive main entrance with stone Wednesday?
steps. I would have electronic gates, which would open Yes, Wednesday would be gfeat!
when I pressed a button. Do you Fancy /je/ping me choose a new dishwasher
In the hall, there would be a large number oF wall lights on Friday7
to
make everything /ooknice and bright.
18 a. (Ss’ own onswersj /‘d like to, but I’m cioing to the cinema.
Oh, t/iots a pity. What about Saturday?
b. Answer Key 8: Yes, Saturday you/d be preat.
I location 6 months or
27 o. (Ss’ own
yean
2 sun/ight 7 moreexpensive
J the garden centre 8 inopot/inpots b. Answer key
4 very trustworthy 9 plasticbags Paragraph B is not appropriate in terms of style, as it
S green leaves and stems ! 0 insects of diseases mainly makes use of imperative and does not include any
language for making suggestions.
(Ss’ own answers)
Suggested Answer key
19 a. Answer Key Also, why don’t you tell your Mum and Dgd flat you con
A.- Both would be tiring, but I think painting and even get a pait time job? This would mean '/ou could
decorating is more tiring. pay them back. Ifl were you, I’d ask for their opinion and
must them. Thot
b. Answer key may the problem will be solved.
B.- I would preTer gardening because I like dein9 vtdoors.
22 Answer Key
c. Answer Key
B: I think rhe woman will get greater enjoyment as she
will see an end result. Suggested Answer Key
A.- I would prefer sitting on the sofa andread1'ng the paper Firsr ofo//, you could hold the party in the school canteen. That
etc. way people wouldn’t have ro travet For to tfie party. You could
also ask everyone to bring a favourite CD to play. In this way
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25 a. Suggested Answer Key make one or rna suggestions about how ro make the museum
... I’ve got a few ideas that might help. To start with, I more interesting for teenagers.
would suggest joining the local club you mentioned. That We all Fee/ that if you cou|d carry out even some of these
way, you would have the chance to t/y out all the changes, you would have a lot more teenage visitors ang
diEerent classes and land I/je one t/jot is best for you. many would come back a second time. I hope r/iotyou find the
All in all, sOYf0g r/Te environment is no easy task. One above suggestions helpful and I look forward to my neXt visit.
solution would certainly be to have stricter laws preventing Yours faithfully
factories From pollutinci the environment. Despite t/ie Stephen Halliday
ract that pollution levels are so high, there is almost toto/
indifference on the part of the governments who have 29 Suggested Answer Key
no inreresr in improving the situation. A • Most reenagers/o lot of srress/everyday /ife/o lot of this
his smelt, fomify hotel is situated on 0 hillside quite for avoidable/best ideal/earn how to deal with it
from local beaches. Actually, it might be considered to be • First/important identify what stressed about/sit down/
rather remote for most tourists and as a result customers think/maybe write list
might not be willing to book rooms there. Therefore, the • Next/ask yourself why/stressed odout these things/where
suggestion of runninci a mini bus to and from local beach pressure comin9 from?/who/what you afraid of./what
areas needs to be discussed. Moreover, I would suggest happen ife.fj. failexam, etc.i/end of the world?/probabIynot
focusing on the positive aspects of tfiis particular hotel as • Keep telling yourself/stress and worry make things worse/
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article and the third part oFo report. • Mostimpo/tontoFo///to/k about your stresses and worriefi/
parents/teachers/friends/veryhelpful
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- Most people/enjoy/outdoor activities/hillwaIking/hiking/
3 c canoeing/swimming/students want/change (rom
b. Suggested Answer Key 4 Drawbacks/Problems school work/hard study
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a Purpose activities/goodiâr eveyone
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In this report, I will outline improvements that could be made to make language 1 Suggested Answer Key
learning at the summer school more interesting. Overall, I think rfiot the facilities are 2 /r’s guite unusuo/ these days Foryoun'2peop/e to wear hats
very good. However, with a few small changes, they would 6e even better. like this one, so to me, this young man in picture 2 looks
as jf her trendy in a casual, carefree way.
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implement, and / think riot they would make language 4 The gentleman in picture 4 is obviously considered to be
learning more pleasant and enjoyable for the srudenrs. smart and trendy in t/Te business world.
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28 a. designer suit.
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create a small amusement park, as this would
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considered , That way teenagers would feel more comfoztod/e. S C D I
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way, you would have the chance to try out all the different 5 Suggested Answer Key ser.ously acigress ve
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factories From polluting the environment. Despite the issue and its effectiveness.
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in begin to complain ahout noise levels now, it will be too late.
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despite 20 (Ss’own answers)
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definitely attract more teenage visitors. appreciate it as they need a include 2 Answer Key
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positive. But ir is important ro remember t/jot there may
be some disadvantages as well,
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variety ofpostimes. I4/e need to get out oFtfie house, meet
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better than silence. They believe that shopping w’irfiour
musician be rather dull.
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scheduled 'g[j ts places/giving false impression/cheapening your cu/ture just
for money
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rrove/ brochure
travel agency seaside resort
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oF the article, as it is a concluding comment on both the
advantages and disadvantages of tour. sm
charter flight
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examp e of a disadvantage rather than an advantage
28 a. Answer Key
I C b. Suggested Answer Key
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the ability to enjoy a high standard of living. For example,
resort or a trop ca stand
it enables you to line in an expensive house in the right
Would you like to take the car! You con ger ro /ors oF
part oF town as well as have r/je best qual› ty cars ond
places now by car ferry.
the latest fashions. Another advantage to being rich is
A: IU a nice idea, but ir’s verys/ow, isn’t it!
that when you are weo/rhy you can afford not to work and
Yes, but it’s relaxing, Still, going by plane is probably the
enjoy your leisure time 's means that I allows you freedom
best. Yes, just imagine sitting in the departure lounge,
to do what you want when you want without worrying
admiring out travel, et’s cheques
about the cost of, let’s say a meal in a top iestawant.
On the other hand, one clear disadvantage of being wealthy
is
2 Suggested Answer Key
that you may become spoilt or greedy. We have all heard, at
one me or oDor/jer oF r/je bad behav.‘our of some children Dead-end stro ghf of
from wealthy Fam es who, For example, borrow the fam Iy B Level crossing aheod.
car and break the law by speeding and are finally c0ught C You are a6out to jo
and charged, much to the embarrassment of the r parents In O End of motorway
add› tion, you may have diffi'culry in deciding who your real £ Poad narrows from
friends ore. No matter who seemedp/eosonrondhe/pFuJyou
would never really know whether ir was genuine or ourofse/I-
2 d Answer Key
interesron rheiz part.
en-route to the airport.
2 e had just got going.
3 o v.’a the old town
• w«› ti.
Do you dream of hav ng more money than you could even
spend! You/dyou like to have enough money to be able to
do exactly w/jar you li ke, when you I ke! You probab!y th nk
4 . Answer Key
that being wealthy has nothing but advantages: big
) claim' ”ec road roufe
house, fast cars, expensive designer clothes and holidays in
docked: landed
the sun. Think again ng r ch s not everyth ng I’s cut our to
be Though you might find it hard to believe, r/iere are both handbags. luggage
advantages and disadvantages. Suggested Answer Key
Do you still want ro be ‹ich* You probably th nk thot irs
worth
this is due to ... Suggested arguments for the three topics:
Z Ouiet end calming background music can actually have a positive ettect
on customers’ psychology. It can actually make them feel mole relaxed,
and consequently shopping can become a kind of thcraps amay horn
everyday stress and noise.
lV!oreover des'gnet labels cost a lot of money and so many people
spend mole than they con really afford on brand names. They could, of
course, choose to satisfy their needs mole economically arid still be in
fas
hi the risk, Ond maybe you are right. lfyou have plenty
on oFcommon sense, having a lot of money wi//
. notc/jangeyou loo much and you will be able ro
distinguish true friends from false ones. Al| things
considered, it is probab|y bei:ter to have too much
money r/jon roo /,rrle, and th nk ofall the good
you could do w.th
29 Suggested Answer Key
many countries depend on touiism7 my country
too/many people two jobs/wintei and summer
economic benefits/people individually and county
as a whole
I, S and 6 could be seen at on airport; 2
could be seen at a ra Iway station J cou'd
de seen ours de a /jote/ 4 could be
5 Ans 'er key
I C
6 Answer Key
We were held up at the airport so
wemissedourF/ight connection. I saw her off
at the bus station //rsr and then I did my
shopping.
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3 We decided to set offbrightand early to avoid the rush hour

facilities: services
traffic.
effective: eiiicient
4 The hikers headed for the nearest village, as it was getting
dark. S As the plane took off, I suddenly felt afraid. c. (Ss’own answers )
6 The van driver slowed down as he reached roe rain
centre. 18 a. fSs‘own answers)

7 Answer Key b. Answer Key

I B 3 B S C 7 A 9 B 1 8 3 8 S A Z B
2 D 4 A 6 A 8 B 10 C 4 C 6 C 8 fl

8 Suggested Answer Key

I The campsite must be cheap.
11 The campsite must be far from civilization. 19 a./b.ie./d. See Tapescript Section — Unit 6, Ex. I9
12 The villa can’t be in the middle oFthe Forest. e. Suggested Answer Key
13 The villa could be very peaceful.
• uses modal verbs to express probability/possibility A
S T/je More/ must be full of tourists in August.
• covers the first part of the task on1/ B
6 The campsite may be very noisy at night.
7 The campsite could be rather uncomfortable. • uses linking devices A
8 The hotel must be nice and cool inside. 20 a. Suggested Answer Key
9 Answer Key In both dialogues someone is making a reservation oyer
I haven’t seen Paul since 6 in case you get the phone. In the first dialogue someone is bookinc| a
2 so the result was r/iot 7 make up my mind table at a restaurant while in the second one someone is
3 s/iou/dnorForgerro take 8 had opood rime
making a hotel reservation.
# any chance you will come 9 will be checked by b. Suggested Answer Key
S said soriy 10 it would stop
A: Hello. The Jasmine.
snowing B: Hello. I’d like to book a table for Four for Thursday evening.
10 Answer Key
! are 3 whose A.' Thursday? What timed
S if Z some
2 who 4 may B: t4/ell, around Z:J0.
6 really 8 made
3: Smoking of non-smoking?
11 Answer Key 8.- Non-smokinci.
I mind 4 must A: Hmmm, I can give you a table for 8.'IS. That’s the nearest
7 should 10 on
2 get S be we have.
8 pick
J set 6 oil B: 8:15? Mmmm ... rigor, I'll take ir.
9 cannot
A: And your name, Madam!
12 2 Answer Key B: Swanson. S-W-A-N-S-O-N.
l 8 J D 5 C 7 D A: Good morning. Grand Hotel.
2 A 4 C 6 A 8 D B: Good morning. I’d like to make a reservation for next
weekend. A twin room.
13 Answer key A: Which dates, Sir*
vacancies 4 arrive/ 7 departure B: The twelfth to rise thirteenth. That! two nights.
2 inexpensive S extensive 8 choice A: Jusr let me check... yes, we have a room For these nights.
3 comfortable 6 specialty B: Good. Has it got a bath and a ie/evision?’
A: Yes.
14 Answer Key B: That’s fine, then. How much will it be7
l 8 4 A A: One hundred and forty pounds, including §¿pg/qSt.
2 C S 8A Could you give me your name and credit card details,
A
3 D 6 C 9 B /2 please?
1 5 Answer key D 21 a. Answer Key
I an S to 9 much/even ! gentle 3 eager S loaded
2 as 6 ever 10 very/extremely 4 fantastic 6 strangest
3 or 7 When II over
4 during 8 Thanks j2 Whoever b. Suggested Answer Key
All of the technigues have been used apart from the last one.
16 a. Answer Key • using your senses (e.g. "I cou|d hear the gentle sound of
illogical yyoters which work wonders the waves and smell the salt in the beautiful clear air")
• usinci direct speech (e.g. "Come on, Harry!“, “We should ge!
b. {Ss’ own onswersJ going.”)
• askinci a rhetorical question (e.g. "How could an'/thing
c. Answer Key possibly go wron€i?")
b. Answer Key 3 C S A • addressing the Key
reader direcr/y (e.g. “Well, what you ad
2 D 4 8 6 G c. Suggested Answer 26
treatmenf: therapy about to read „.")
• It is interesting because the writer touses the reader’s
referring to your feelings/moods (e.g. "I was feeling on toR curiositf
154 17 a. (Ss’ own answers) of the world!“)
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We decided to set offbrlghtandearlyto avoid the rush hour

of what could possibly go wronc| in on ideal situation like and could hear the rhythmic beating oF drums. Suddenly
traGc. The hikers headed For the nearest village, as it was
the one described. a man carrying aspear appeared from behind a tree.
getting dark As the plane took off, I suddenly felt afraid.
6 The van driver s/owed down as he reached the town What can I say? It Nos on amazing experience! Nabu and the
centre. rest othis tribe made me teel so welcome and had ciiven me
22 a. Suggested Answer Key a present ofa wooden spear /°/t very privileged to hove seen
7 Answer Key 1 8 The story will be o 3td person narrative about someone who their way otlifé and I think they enjoyed meeting me, too.
S C 7 A b. Ansu'er/¢ey is on holiday in an idyllic place and possibly something "The otfiers will never believe me!" I thought. Perhaps the
6 A 8 8 S A exciti'ng of unexpected happens. wooden spear would convince t/jem.
8 Suggested Answer Key
The campsite must be cheap. b. Suggested Answer Key It was early eveninci on the first day aFourfiolidoy in
The campsite must be far from civilization. 19 a./b.ie./d. See Tapescript Section — Unit 6, Ex. l9 Stephen looked at the palm trees and let out a deep sigh Bermuda. Stan and I were taking a walk along the deserted
The villa can’t be in tñe middle of the forest. of happiness. He gripped his suriboard more tightly and beach beside our small hotel. \4/e could smell the perfume
The villa could be very peaceful. e. Suggested Answer Key ron to join his friends on the smooth yellow sand. He out/je strange and beautiful flowers and hear the cries of
The hotel must be full of tourism in Augusr. uses modal verbs to express probability/possibility A blinked in the bright suns/line. There was nobody the sea birds which were dark shadows now in the evening
The campsite may be very noisy at nig/jt. covers the/irstportoFt/ie task only B swimming in the blue sea, probably because orthe sky. It was very peaceful. "Hey! I'\//iot5 that?’" Stan said
The campsite could be rather uncomfortable. uses linking devices A incredible waves, which were suddenly "Surely if can‘t be a message in a bottle!"
The hotel must be nice and cool inside. Iâr surfing! Here he was, Finally in Hawaii! Was it any be smiled at each other What wou/d our holiday have
20 a. Suggested Answer Key wonder that he Telt so excitedi Suddenly without any
9 Answer Key been like if we hadn’t seen that bottle half-buried in the sand
In both dialogues someone is making a reservation over warning, they a// heard a loud, roaring noise in t/je
haven’t seen Paul since in case you get on our first day? It wasn’t from a prisoner in a castle or
so the resu/r was that make up my mind the phone. in the first dialogue someone is booking a distance. They all looked at each other "What was somebody shipwrecked on a deseit island, but it had led
table at a restaurant while in the second one someone is that7"said Harold, laughing nervously.
us to the very
making a hotel strange story oF ivlona, who had lived on the is'and over a
23 Answer Key
At first
should not forget to take had a good time reservat› on after Before
any chance you will come 9 will be checked by hundred years ago. She +yos /onp dead, but at least now
Mr that moment eventually Meanwhile
sa d soiy 10 t would stop b. Suggested Answer Key her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren knew
After a while 6 rst Sudden
snowin what had happened to her and why she had disappeared
Hello. The Jasmine.
24 a. Answer Key like thai, sit/Tout a trace.
10 Answer Key Hello. I’d like to book a table for faur for Thursday
evening.
I are A: Thursday7 What time? I were s ng 6 be having 27 a. Suggested Answer Key
whose We around Z:30 were really ” sm//eo
may A "A trip I’ll never forget"
didn‘tIike knew
Answer Key Group at airport/very petarians
4 said had
Felt terrible/package deal/lastminute/travel orient hadn’t
I m !nd Hmmm S I had. been
tTitiSt Z s/iou/d /0 told me
get we have. 10
be 8 pick b. Answer Key Decided to make the best olterrible situation
set 8:ifi? ivimmm right, I’ll
oit Ecological health farm/Italy/wonderful scenery/amazing
A: And your name, Madam? arrived
1 2 Answer Key food
2 seemed
3 hadto. Greatpeople/felt better and better/had a great time
Sc A: Good morning. Grand Hotel. Became a vegerar›’an/holiday changed my lire
10
6 X B: Good morning. I’d like ro make a reservation For next
weekend. A nvin room. gested Answer be
13 Answer Key A: Which dates, Sir! "A Lucky Escape"
vacancies arm Va The twelith to t/je thirteenth. Thats two nights.
inexpensive extensive Just let me check... yes, we have aroom iar rhese b. Answer Key Greatstart/happygroup/hillwaIking/sightseeing/barbeques
comiartable spec.'ally nights. One night/came back/ate to campsite/it had been
The following techniques have 6een used:
B: Good. Has it got a bath and a televisions burned to the ground
usin€i your senses (e.g. "When that huge black shape
14 Answer Key Yes. FeltsicVmiserableZdepressed/ frightened
loomed out of the darkness...")
10 Thors fine, then. How much w'i// it be? referring to feelings/moods (e .g. "WS were too exhausted Cheered uolice/examined everything/could’n’t do much
S A A: One hundred
Could andmeforty
you c|ive
details, yourpounds, including
name and breakfast.
credit card
6 C please? describing peoples reactions to the events developed in
al. ve and possp 11
the story (e.g. "We were both very luci‹y ...")

4 during using direct speech (e.fJ. "Well, all I can say is this...")
9 much/even eager loaded
6 ever 10 very/extremely fantasti 6 strangest Ending C makes no use of any of the yyriting
z whe ! 1 over technigues mentioned. Unit 7
Whoever b. Suggested Answer Key Suggested end/ng: 1 Suggested Answer Key
All oFthe techniques have been used apart from the last one. c. Suggested e
b, Answer Key H
16 a. Answer Key using your senses (e.g. "| could hear the gentle sound of Answer Key s
treatment: therapy e a
Magical waters which work the waves and smell the so/r in the beautiful clear oir"J It is interesting

wonders (Ss"own atiswets) 154 using direct speech (e.g. “Come on, Harry!’, “ \4/e shou|d
get
because the
writer rouses the
w
m
e
a r
reader’s curiosity s
c. Answer Key asking a rhetorical question (e.g. "How could anything o
H o a
pass !y go wrong?
addressing the reader directly (e.g. ”'eII, what you are n d,
about to read ”) si
17 a. (Ss‘own answers) t tt
referring to your feelings/moods (e.g. "I was feeling on top
h i
oFt/je world!")
 ng on the ground. He could see his
bicycle a little distance away. where 'nvoded surrendered conquer defend defeat
on earth had be been? When he
checked his ruciaac/ he was relieved 2 Suggested Answer Key class
to see that his money and his
passport wete still there and that
nothing had been taken. “How d› get
backhere!'he thought. ’Did all that
really happen, or was itjust o
dream?" 4 Answer Key I credi*
peace
26 Suggested Answer Key
A I was finally in Africa, on my dream
No/idoy' The rest oF our group
were on a day-trip to Nairobi, but I
had decided to do some exploring on 155
my own. I had been warned not ro
wander too far away from our
accommodation, but r/ie scenery was
so beautiful, I lost all sense of time. I
a lar9e sandy area surrounded by
trees. 1 stopped. I could smell smoke
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15 Answer Key
5 Answer Key signi/icont S depth 9 unspoilt
1 c J f S 9 76 2 central 6 entirely 10 attractions
2 e 4 a 6d 3 establishment 7 natural
4 luxurious 8 modernised
6 Answer key
I works 3 steeped S grain 16 Answer Key
2 particular 4 force 1 D 4 D 7 A 10 A
2A S B 8 B //8
7 3 C 6D 9 C f2 C
I B 2 A 3 B 4 0
17 a. Suggested Answer Key
Answer Key • No, I’ve never seen a 6icyc/e like this before.
1 C 3 D S D 7 A 9 C • I don’t think it is easy to ride because it is very
tall/high.
2 D 4 A 6 B 8 0 IO C • Yes, nobody rides these bicycles anymore.
Answer Key b. Sentences 2 and 4 are true.
I put 3 w'i// S beLote
2 how 4 If 6 than c. Answer Key
I H/Fdistractor 3 E S C 7 G
10 Suggested Answer Key 2 A 4 B 6 D
• A: I needn’t have taken the car to the
airport. B.' Phys d. Ansu'erKey
A: Because we could have gone in Toms car. I handlebar S tyre 9 frame
2 crossbar 6 chain i0 spokes
A. ' I didn’t need to take the car to the airport.
3 saddle 7 stand 11 brake block
B. ' Why7
4 wheel 8 pedal
A.' Well, 7om come ondpicked us up.
° A: I needn’t have booked tickets for the concert. e. Suggested Answer Key
8.- whyi A: Who invented the Renny
A.- Well, I could haVe bought them on the spot; there Farthing! B: James Stanley
were invented it.
plenty o(seats. A.- Where did the name "Penny Farthing"come from?
A: /didn’tneed to book tickets far the concert. B: It came from coins in an old British currency.
B: Why! erc
A.- Sally gave me hers because they couldn’t make 18 a.
it.
b.
• A.- I needn’t have left early For the
appointment. B: Why?
A. ' Because the client was an hour late
himself.
A: I didn’t need to leave early for the 19 a./b. See Tapescript Section - Unir Z, Ex. ! 9
appointment.
B. Why?
c. Suggested Answer Key
A: Because the client called and to/d me he you/d be
late. • fails to develop answers B
• tries ro reach a conclusion too soon B
11 Answer Key
I make up my mind 7 needn’t have lied • repeats the other candidate? ideas using the same words B
2 sure t/jey didn’t know’ 8 about is in need or • ends the conversation in a suitable way
3 can’t have recognised me 9 didn‘t have the
4 a pity he didn’t opportunity to
20 a. A Suggested Answer Key
S couldn’t7can’t have chosen f0 can’t have lost your

6 wi///jove to get b. Answers key

12 Answer key The first group ofp/iroses can be used to spread rumours and
I historical 3 courageous S reliable the second to respond to them.
4 publicity Suggested Answer Key
13 Answer Key A: I heard the other day that j\4rs. Green s daughter is going
I o[f 4 could 7 out 10 OLJfi|h
to marry a Hollywood/i/m star
2 to 5 power 8 have I B: Who’d have thought it7
3 must 6 in 9 must A: I heard it from a reliable source.
B: Well, there! no smoke without lire.
14 A: Rumour has ir char the government is going to give even
156 l 8
2 A
3 C 5 B 7
8
8
D
citizen a gift offive hundred pounds.
2j
4 D 6 8 B: Are you serious?
A: Well, I have it on good our/ioriry.
8: It hard/yseems possible!
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15 Answer key
21 Answer Key e Koi/ed /2/
5 Answer Key I significant S depth 9 uñ spoi/t lonely isolated f arrived, hadpostponed f8J
Z 6 2 central 6 entire/y 10 ottrocrions enormous - huge ey’eryday —• ordinary g had been calling, had slept (S)
2e 6 d 3 establishment 7 natural heavy —• sleepy h had been waiting, was /7j
striking/struck
Answer ifiey 4 luxurious 8 modernised little young awful —•
I works 3 steeped dreadful 27 Suggesfed#nsn’erKey
16 Answer Key 22 Answer Key 1 complained 6 reminded
2 particular 4 force I D 4 D 7 A 10 A She sig/jed rreori/y as she... 2 suggested that they 7 accused fiim of
2 A S B 8 B Ij B 2 The fans roared loudly when. . . J God invited them to their 20th.. .
go exaggerating
7 Answer Key 3 C 6D 9 C !2 C 3 There was nothing they could do but woitpotienr/y until... 4 explained to 8 threatened to
8 2 A 3 8 4 D 4 From t/ie balcony you could hear r/je evening breeze 9 admitted to
17 a. Suggested ins+ver key blowing gently through.. . S insisted that they go
Answer Key • No, I’ve never seen a bicycle like this be(ore. S 3iiTt crept silently into, . .
28 a. SuggestedAnsn'ers
I C 3 D S D 7 A 9 C • I don’t think it is easy to ride because it is very 6 The lire raged through the 6ui/ding until the firemen I can see the sunser/the sun shining on the sea/ the shadows
2 D 4 A 6 8 8 0 !0 C tall/high. fina//y brought it... on the sand.
• Yes, nobody rides these bicycles anymore. I can hear the noise of the seal the sound ofour feet on the
Answer Key Z3 Answer key sand. I can feel the sand between my toes/the sea breeze.
] put 3 will S before 7 was b. Sentences 2 and 4 are true. amazed, happy, exhausted, miserable, confident, depressed I can smell r/ie salt in the air/the warm sand.
2 how 4 [( 6 than
c. Answer key SuggestedAnswer/¢ey
10 Suggested Answer Key / H/Fdisrractor 3 E S C / G I / was amazed ro learn Thor the man s/je introduced us to b. Sentences I , 2, S arid 7.
• A: I needn’t have taken the car to r/je 2 A 4 B 6 D was the owner of the company.
airport. B.' Why? 2 You can’t imagine how happy I was when I heard that she c. Suggested Answer Key
d. Answer Key had
A,- Because we could have gone in Tom’s car ! handlebar 5 tyre 9 frome Sandra, Charles and little David heard tfie repeated cry of one
2 crossbar 6 chain 10 spokes 3 After walking all morning in r/jis sweltering weather, I lonely seogu//. They could see the yellow rays of the setting
A: / didn’t need to take the car to the 3 saddle 7 stand II brakeblock sun re/letted in the sti// sea, As they ran along the beach,
came back home completely exhausted.
airport. B.' Why! 4 wheel 8 pedal they could feel r/ie warm sun on their backs, and they could
4 My little brother has been really miserable since our dog ron
A' he//, Tom come and picked us up. smell the hot sand and the glistening seaweed. Sarah
away.
• A: I needn’t have doomed tickets for the e. Suggested Answer Key S She nos con/ident that she would pass the exam, as she suggested that they have a delicious picnic on the beach
concert. B: Why? A: Who invented the Penny was well-prepared. instead of going home for dinner and Charles agreed I/lot
A: Well, I could have bought them on the spot,' there Farthing! B: James $tprley b This dull yyearfier makes me feel depressed. this was a marvellous idea. When David comp/oined that
were invented it. there would be big mosquitoes,
plenty o{seats. A: Where did the nome "Penny Earthing"come from! 24 Suggested Answer Key Sarah exp/oined patiently that mosguiroes don’t like the sea.
i didn’t need to book tickets for the concert. B: It came fromcoins in an oJd British currency. etc /r was early in rhe evening. My hormone and I had just
sat down to dinner, ve/y rired after work, when we suddenly 29 Suggested Aris 'er Key
18 a. fss‘own answers) heard sirens. Curious to see what had happened, we rus/led • The beginning and ending of Model B is wrirren in a more
Sally gave me hers because they cou/dn’t make
out to the balcony. Suddenly we saw F/omes from the appropriate style than Model A, as it makes use of
it. I needn’t have left early for the b. apartment block across the street. We were terri/ied/ narrative techniques such as rhetorical guestions (e.g.
appointment. Storing at the flames brought back to me the memory of a “What could I do7”) and direct speech (e.g. ’You haven’t
Why7 huge lire in our office block three years ago. On hearing the fire seen my reading g/asses anywhere, have you?") which
Because the c/ient was an hour late himself. make it more direct and

I didn’t need to leave early forthe appointment 19 a./b. See Tapescript Section - Unit 7, Ex. ! 9 alarm, everyone had rushed outside through the fire exirs. While interesting for the reader Also, the description in Model B
Why? we were ali waiting for r/ie lire brigade, we suddenly son’ a is more detailed (e.g. “J picked up my glasses from the hall
Because the client co/led and told me he woulâ be c. Suggested Answer Key colleague banging fronrico//y on the third //oor window. He God table") and vivid, with the use of adjectives and adverbs
late. • foi/s to develop answers B obvious/y been trapped in the flames and was terribly {e.g. “ideal time", "quickly left”, “Suddenly very
• tries to reach a conclusion too soon B Frightened. When the firemen Finally came, we were worried relieved...").
11 Answer Key • repeats the other candidate’s ideas using the same rear it nos too late. We could hear loud screams as the (iremen • Model B uses a h/ider variety of tenses than Model A (e.g. post
Iabout
mode up my mind Z needn’t have died words B were fighting the blaze. N/lien we continuous, posr simple, past perfect, present perfect, present
2 sure they didn’t know 8 Is in need of • ends the conversation in a suitable way had starred to think that all was lost, we were amazed to see simp/eJ which mainly uses past simple in shoft sentences.
3 can’t have recognised me 9 didn‘t have the A that • Model A uses simp/istic adjectives and adverts (e.g.
4 a pity he didn‘t opportunify to 20 two i'ireman had rescued him from the blazing dui/ding. "very surprised“, “nice colours", "really liked" "happy",
5 couldn’t/can’t
your have chosen 10 can’t have lost a 5uggested Ans 'er Key Fortunately this time ttie fire brigade came quickly. The “afroid“J, w'hiIe Mode/8 modes more interesting use of
I b, a 2 b, a firemen soon managed to put the fire out. We were very adverbs and od/ectiues
concerned
6 wi// hove to get and were relieved to hear that nobody was injured. Then we 26 a./b. Answer Key
b. Answers Key felt more relaxed and were able to sit down and have our
12 Answer Key The first group of phrases can be used to spread rumours dinner.
I historical J courageous and the second to respond to them.
S reliable I—h 3- g s—h 7- d 9—i
2 contribution 4 publicity 2— e 4- c 6— a 8—j /0— f
Suggested Answer Key
13 Answer Key I off A. ' I heard the other day that wire. Green! daucihter is
25 Answer Key
2 to 4 could 7 out 10 0U9*! going to marry a Hollywood film star.
3 must 5 power 8 have B. ’ Who’d have thought it?
3 Shocked, she cried for hours.
A.- I heard it from a reliable source. 4 Screaming loudly they ran out of the room.
6 in 9 must
14 Answer Key B: I /ell, r/Tere's no smoke without lire. 5 Injured, she went to hospital.
i B 6 Pretendin i to be gualified, he got the job.
A. ' Rumour has it that tfie government is going to give 7 Relieved, he caught the last rroin.
2 A S B every citizen a gift of five hundred pounds. 8 Seeing a large black rat, they nere rerri/ied.
4 D 6 8 8 D
8: Are you serious7
 (e.g. ”quick/y left", ”sudden/y the r r questions a/ready mentioned, subordinate sentences and participles 30 Suggested Answer Key
horse's legs... ' "odd", h i Model B makes use of linking words (e.g. I was admiring the colours when,
"previously", "cheerful", "shaken“), A • Julie and Frank/reached destination7couIdn’t believe
e c (It was odd, though, decouse sudden/y tile horse’s legs...“, ’Putting what had happened
• Apait from the t a previously...") and a variety on my glasses, I ment over..."”Shaken, • Land completely flat/no mountains/no lakes/nobody in
use ot d/rect o l ofstructures inc/uding /'entjhome”ercJ
speech and sight
• Sure you followed map*/es, completely
A: Well, I have it on 9 * a Have you ever had, had, [I) can’t be righfp/oce/h//jotfios happened!
authority. B: it hardlyseems went b took, hadjust Eni lied (4) • Checked mop/hod taken correct route/ where
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B • Early morning/Helen and Geofige/ arrived remote B: I don’t know. Look it up in the telephone directory.
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butterflies/beautiful bJower tonight.
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colours/different sizes/couldn’t understand what was you! B,- Yes, but I’m sure I’ll catch up with
happening/ wouldn’t go of/oy/sfisyed wit/j rfiem all day/ everything soon.
no problem but very strange
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A: N/hat about careers counselling? 8. You can go to Jimmy’s. I had my bite repaired there last weel:.
B: Well no, we’ve never hod that in our school.
A: We need to get a cake made Not Anna S birthday.
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B: Right. Then we have primary education. T/jars lihing team is one of the best in the world. We opt. ono subject
toryounger children, I suppose. Answer Key We all Ie/c that the Japanese teacher should go much
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1 I am of the opinion that smo// animals should be allowed on Unit 9
loco/ buses and taxis. I( they are in a proper animal carrier I
1 4. Answer Key
really do nor see vyf or harm they can do to anyone.
People who want to travel with r/ieir onimo/ will chemical pesticides D de// trees
always be very careful with them. After all, which causes B hunt endangered species E produce nuclear
more noise and disruption.- thrceyoung cfij/dzen or a small power C dump rubbish F throw litter
do€i in a carrier? b. Suggested Answer Key
2 Extending café opening hours will cause a lot of extra • A: I was reading an article the other day about
problems for residents. There will be more noise much later how many chemicalpesticides are being sprayed on
in the evening. The young people, especially are extreme/y crops.
noisy when they leaye the cafés.' they laugh and sing anâ B: Yes, I know./ts really terrible. They contaminate food. ,
play loud music. Sometimes they a|so throw sweet papers
• A: I was reodJ+9 an article the other day about
and cigarette 6utts into people's gardens. We would rather
not have fa clean up after these people every morning. how many endn° 9ered species ale being
hunted.
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One advantage is that the bus drivers will be ad/e to relax
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ryith their Fomi/ies on a Sunday, just like everyone e/se.
much rubbish is 6eing dumped.
This is also true for the people who work in the bus
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station. Another advantage is that there will be a lot less
• A: / was reading on article the ot/ier day about how
traific on our roads and Sunday wil) be a guiet, peace(ui
mary trees ale being Lelled.
day
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strongly advise you to reconsider your decision. b tamine b Physical
B The plan to plant 1,000 trees in our area is very welcome. I 3 Answ'er/¢ey
am totally in favourofthis Idea. It will greatly improve the I reserve 4 development 7 ecosystem
appearance afour town. As cellos providing much- 2 pesticides s farming 8 warnings
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and shade in the summer I sincerely hope that this plan will
be carried out soon. t cutdownon
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school canteen. I j^'ish to express my disapproval. Obviously 3 wrapup 5 endupwith 8 useup
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will have to bring packed lunches. /fieir mothers will Answer hey
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I am of the opinion that smn# animals should be allowed I C S D Key ’nformat. on to
on local buses and taxis. If they ate in a ptope animal a. Answer 6 A be used
calmer I Key
teall/ do not see what harm they can do to anyone. /e// trees
A spray chemicalpesticides
People vho want to travel tvirb theit animal will always
B hunt endangered spec es produce nuclear power
be very careful with them. After all, which causes more
throw litter
noise and
disrupt› on rfiree young children Or a sm0I dog n a corr› en gested Answer Key and cranberries
2 Extending café opening hours will cause a lot of extra
problems for res dents There will be more no'se much A: I was leading an article the other doy abouf how I w›sh people would use ozone friendly products a bath!)
orer the even ng Tfieyoung peop/e espec ally, are extremely many chemical pesticides are being splayed on Yes, iF they did that, there wou/dn’r be this hole in
no sy when they leave the cafés: they laugh and sing and ctoQs. Yes, 1 know. lt’s really tettible. They the
play loud music. Sometimes they also throw sweet papers contaminate food. ozone ayer. “jewel“beetles
and cigarette dragon fl es
dutfs into people‘s gardens. We would rather not have to 1 was reading an article the other day about how I wish
B: Yes, people
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did that, a lotcut
of down tenetforests
the earth’s trees!would be
clean many endangered spec es are be rig hunted saved.
up after r/iese people every morning. ground-nesting birds
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propping Sunday buses will have a num6er of extinction. 9 Answer Key
odvontoges. One advontage is that the bus drivers will be I was reading an article the other day about how
s sappo
able to relax with their Fomi/ies on a Sunday, jusr like 16 a. Suggested Answer Key
much rubbish is being dumped.
everyone else. This is also rrue for rfie peop/e who work n 3 did not like planting trees: garden, branchles), shqde, grow, seeds, Forest
Yes, 1 know.lt’s reaiiy terrible. It pollutes the env
the bus srarion Another advantage is that there will be a anythin using the car less: walk, on foot, drive, hab.( public transport, bus
torment. I was reading an ort/c/e rfie other day
lot less rroTc an our roads and Sunday will be a quiet, 4 is bound to print 0I'9Oni¢ firming: pesticides, n0tural, produce, products,
about how many trees ate being telled.
pe0ceful day of rest(or everyone environment
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deforestation. saving energy: turn on/off, lights, heating, electricity, use (less)
26 Answer Key species 10 adopting a wild animal save help, take care of, money pet
the source of much disagreement iloimal) I was reading an article the or/jer day obour how on changing to solar power: cheap, sun, save, heat/hot
It looks like the first thing I need to do (inlotmalj much litter is deing thrown on the
numerous nstonces Iformal) 2 Answer Key streets. Yes. I know. /rs real|y terr. ble it b.
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number oFcfii/dren use rhis service. U//rfiour r/iis service, how b lower. education 6 addition A.' Why don’t you use
’ill a’I these ch Idren get to school! would strong|y adv› se unaware n r.
you to reconsideryour decision. formatio hopefully Oh I never gave t much thought
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am totally in favour of this idea. It will greatly improve the reserve development
appearance of our town. As well as providing much- 2 pesticides torm ng
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and shade ’'n the summer I Why don’t you make an exon to save
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me 5 Answer Key Ss may not know what the word bog means. How'ever
A: Why don’t you change to solar power?
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Oh I never gave tmucfi thought
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Second-hand clothes sfiop/ best idea guess I/jcTt bogs are connected with the ecosystem, A: I think you should. It‘s a completely natural Form oFenergy.
Mony ret› red people 'n th s area/enjoy browsi in which is important for the See Tapescri’pt Secti'o—n Uni't 9, Ex. 17
Area quite wealthy/ensure higti quality clothi'ng environment(’contribution’)
Ret, reâ people wit ng ro work 'n shop without v Answer key
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pay.
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go there way A
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We can see a flat place with small/ji/Is and poo/s ot water.
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6 Answer Key my kind oFtfi ng really”)
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I’m not sure iTl’d enjoy it ...
A. Come along and see what it! like!
Suggested answers
A: Have you ever thoug/jt o/'sponsoring a wild animal on
an African game reserve!
Well, I never gave it much thou iht, really...
A: h/hy don‘t you give ita try?
B: Oh, I don’t know . . .
A: You’ll never mo+v unti/you try it/
A: Did you ever consider becoming a Younc| Member of
the Green Partys
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it’s nor really the kind oFt/jing /‘m good or...
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beaches around the coast!
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A: Oh come on! It might be different to what you think!
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Edgar Allan Poe’s Tales afMystery and Imagination is
only
for those who love the supernatural.
murde( death and the power of rhe imagination.
This is a frighteninci book, which will have you
looking under the bed before you ciet into it/
gested answers
This is part ota /i/m review,
A Fish called Wanda is Fu// of eccentric and obsessive
people whose lives ore ruled by great passions. The /i/m
Features both British and American stars, whose marvellous
performance guarantees your enjoyment The director
Charles Crichton, is a
veteran of Faling Studios in London, (which isJ the world!
oldest film stud.
This is part ofa CD review.
The Best of Leonard Cohen features songs From his early
career, which are still as fresh and meaningful today as
they were forty years ago. The earlier songs, like Suzanne
and Bird on a Wire, are in the sry/e of traditional folk
ballads, whose literary quality was fiip/i/y unusua/ or the
time, and sri// is today. Famous Blue Raincoat and Last
Year’s Man are songs from the 70s whose emotional lyrics
and black humour signal fhe eternal originality of th s
artist
20 a.
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me/ess
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c. Suggested Answer Key
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hairdresser who wants to do a university degree. This hearr-
warming film is directed by Lewis Gi/derr, who also directed
Shirley Valentine. The cast inc/udes Julie Walters as Rira,
and Michael Maine as front, a disillusioned college
lecturer who eventually agrees to help her. Walters gives an
unforgettable performance, and Caine, who had to put on
a lot oF weight and grow a beard to play the role, is
superb, as always.
Far From the Modding Crowd, by Thomas Hardy, re/is
the timeless story of the beautiful Bathsheba £verdene. The
only daughter of a well-tmdo farmer this spoilt and difficult
young woman is loved by three men. One is a steady and
reliable Former one is a wealthy landowner and one is a
weak and greedysoldier Th 's a dramat›'c sto/y with many
unexpected tw›
The Beatles ! 's a collect› on of the group’s number one h ts
from the 1960s. It includes such popu/or songs as She Loves
You, I Want to Hold your Hand, and A Hard Day‘s Night.
ivlost of the 27 songs on this CD are unforgettable and
timeless, from the catchy tunes of Eleanor fI'ig6y and
Paperback I/I/r/ter to the rich melodies of Yesferdoy and
Hey Jude. /F I/jere is anyone out there who/jos never heard
out/je Beatles, this is an excellent ntroduction
21 Answer Key
Released in 1997, /tiuerdance - Music from the Show
features the music oFthe show riot took place during the
interval obtye 1994 Furovision Song Contest in Dublin.
Written by 8i// Whelan, each of the 16 tracks on this ID is
ver/ beautiful and very appealing.
Accused of murdering o man on his boat, the Japanese
American is eventually convicted otthe crime.
focusing on this story tne film also includes a number of
sub- plots thi 89h Which we learn abovt the historical
bociground. Having a number of unexpected twists, the
film as a whole totes you completely by surprise.
22 a. Answer Key
who the characters are
who directed the film/wrote the book
the main points oFt/je p/of
b. Suggestedanswer
rorewe/i my concubine (I 993) is the story of two Chinese
actors during a difii'cult period in China's history (192—4
1977).
Dieyi, p/ayed by Leslie Cheung, and Xi”aolou, played by Zhang
£engyi, have been friends since early childhood and
eventually become stars in the Chinese opera. The film is
beautifully and sensitively directed by Chen Kaige.
Gir/ with a Pearl Earring, by Tracy Chevalier, is set in
I7th- century Delft, a prosperous city in the Netherlands. /t
£e/is the imaginary story 6ehind the painting of the same
name by Johannes Vermeer. The “girl", Griet, is a maid in tfie
kami/y of the great painter Griet, quite unintentionally, causes
a lot of trouble in the household, and ends up being painted
by her master
a. Answer Key
No, they ate not consistent. The Recommendations do not
match the comments
Answer Key
highly recommend — wouldn ’t recommend
/r’s a must! —+ Wait until it comes out on video.
lt’s a bore to lead lt is a highly entertaining
lead. Don’t bother with this one. I stroncily
recommend it.
ft is a highly entertaining read. —• It is a More to read
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class woman who wants to change her /iFe. Riro is a
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N/e//, I’m not sure
A: Wouldn’t you like to give it a go!
/’m not sure if I‘d enjoy ir . ..
A: home along and see what it’s like!
gested answers
Have you ever thought oFsponsoring a wild animal on
an African game reserve ?
8: \4/eII, I never gave it much thought,
really... A: Why don’t you give it a try?
Oh, I don’t know
You’ll never know until you try it!
A.' Did you ever consider becoming a Young Member
oFt/je
Green Party!
Well, I never really thought about it . . .
A: Wouldn’t you like to give it a go?
/rs not really the kind of thing I’m good at . . .
A: Oh go on! You might enjoy it!
How would you fee/ about helpinci clean Up the beaches
around the coast!
Oh I don’t know I‘s my kind of thin
A: Tr/ it once and see what you think!
I’m not sure iTl’d enjoy it . . .
A: Oh come on! It miciht de different to what you think!
19 a.
Answer Key
who wh ch whose: who
b. Suggested answers
Edgar Allan Poe’s Tales of Mystery and lm0gination is
only
For t/jose who love the supernatural.
s a 6ook fu'/ of terrifying stor›’es (wh ’ch
are. murder, death and the power of the
imagination.
This is a hightening book, which wi!l hove you
looking under the bed before you get into it!
A Fish called Wanda is (ull o(eccentric and obsessive
people whose lives are ruled by great passions. The him
features both British and American stars, whose marvellous
performance guarantees your enjoyment. The director
Charles Crichton, is a
veteran of Ealinci Studios in London, (which is) t/je
world! ’dest(ilm stud,
The Best or Leonard Cohen features songs from his early
career, which are still as fresh and meaningful today as they
were forty years ago. The earlier songs, like Suzanne and
Bird on a Wire, are in r/ie sly/e of rrodiriono/ Fo/k ballads,
w/jose literary quality was highly unusual at r/ie time,
and still is today. Famous Blue Raincoat and Last Year’s
Man are songs
from the 70s whose emotional lyrics and black humour
signo/
the eternal originality of this
an:ist.
20 a.
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box oitice
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hairdresser who wants to do a university degree. This heait-
warming /i/m is directed 6y Lewis Gilbert, who a/so
directed Shirley Valentine. The cgst inc/udes Julie Walters
as Rita, and Michael Caine as Frank, a disillusioned college
lecturer who eventual/y agrees to help her. Walters riives
an unforgettable performance, and Caine, who had to put
on a lot oF vreig/jt and grow a 6eard to play the role, is
superb, as always.
Far from the ModdJsg Crowd, by Thomas Hardy tells the
timeless story o:I the beautiful Bathsheba Everdene. The
an)y daughter of a well-tado Former, this spoilt and difficult
young roman is loved by three men. One is a steady and
reliable farme( one is a wealthy landowner and one Is a
weak anâ greedysoldier This isa dromoricsro/y with many
unexpected twis6.
7fie Beatles 1 is a collection of fee group’s number one
hits from the 1960s. It includes such popular soncis as She
loves You, I Want toHa/dyour Hand, ord A Hard Day’s
Night. Most ot roe 27 songs on this CD are unforgettable
and rime/ess, from the catchy tunes of Eleanor Rigby and
Paperback Writer to the rich melodies of Yesterday and
Hey Jude. If there is anyone out there who has never heard
of the Beatles, this is on excellent introduction.
Answerl¢ey
Released in 1997, Riverdance — Music from the Show
features the music of the show that took place during the
interval of the 1994 £urovision Sonp Contest in Dublin.
Written by Bill Whelan, each of the 16 tracks on this CD is
very
beautiful and very appealing.
Accused of murdering a man on his boat, the Japanese
American is eventually convicted of the crime.
focusing on rfiis sro¿ the film also includes a number of
sub- plots through which we learn about the historical
background. Having a number of unexpected twists, the
film as a whole takes you completely by surpiise.
22 a. Answer Key
who the r/jorocters are
who directed the film/ wrote the
book the main points of the plot
b. Suggested answer
rareweii
ocrors my concubine
during a difficult(1993)
periodisintheChina’s
story ofhistory{I
two Chinese
92—4
1977).
Dieyi, played by Leslie Cheung, and Xiaolou, played by
Zhang Fengyi, have been friends since early childhood and
eventually become stars in the Chinese opera. The film is
beautifully and sens vely d.'rected by Chen Ka ige
Gir/ wire a Pearl Earring, by Tracy Chevalier, is set in
I7th-
century Delit, a prosperous city in the Netherlands. It te//r
the
imaginary story behind the painting of the same name by
Johannes Vermeer The ”girl", Griet, is a maid in the kami/y of
the great painted. drier qui'te unintentionally causes a lot
oftrouble in the household, and ends up being painted by
her master
23 a. Answer Key
No, they are not consistent. The Recommendations do not
match the comments.
b. Answer Key
b. Answer Key
bést seIIin
c. Suggested Answer Key
24 Suggested Answer key
This is an amazing fi/m. The acting is spectacular and the
special e/beers hove to be seen to be believed. Best ono//,
though, this is a film thou makes you think. Ifyou let ir ir will
shoke you out of your ordinary, everyday/iFe, and lead you into
another dimension. This rim Is a musr. Don I m ss
25 Suggested Answer Key
Massive Classics — I\Music You Can’t Relax To/Lobel.'
Virgin Classics/66 mins.
19 tracks/ 17 classical composers/l7th — 20th century
'I tracks no sy and exe. ng/e Wagner. Ride of the
Valkyries, Hoist.' Mars, the Bringer oF War, Orfe.
Cortina Burana
you will recognise many oF these/e.g. Piso/di: Summer
(The Four Seasons), Grieg: In rfie Hall of the Mountain
King (Peer Gynt)
for people otall ages/easy to listen to
CD will be a sell-out/good as a present/ good for
everyone/highly recommend
Sleepless in Seattle/romantic comedy/fom Hanks
and Med Ryan
Story of Sam Baldwin (Hanks), lonely widower/and
Annie Reed (Ryan), engaged to another
man/Baldwin! son Jonah thinks they should marry
each other
Set in Seattle/ Jonah ca|Is radio phone-in
programme/his father depressed and needs a
wiFlnnie hears Som on
the radio/falls in love with him
Directed by Nora £phron/ acting excellent/Hanks
and Ryan a wonderful screen couple
Ross iVialinger (Jonah), 9 years oId/beautifUl and
convincing pedormance
Very enjoyable f/m/for Hanks and Ryan fans/for
anyone who believes that love conguers a|l/well worth
seeing/ don rmiss
€ • The Little Prince (1943)/Antoine de Saint-£xupery/
translated from French/Katherine Woods (1943)/ small
book/timeless message
Story narrated by pilot7crashed Sahara Deseit/meets
little
prince there
Little prince travels (rom planet to planet/each planet
has one person living on it/ narrator and reader learn
prince’s
story/learn about friendship, love and truth
Ch Idren! story/actually a stoiy for everyone
One of the best-known and popular books in
French literature/a classic
Beautifully written/beautifully illustrated by Saint-
Exupery himselt7certainly top o(my list
Unit 1 0 — The Cycle of
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Oh, his allergy is completely cured.
is your grandmother still ill!
No, she has recovered from the (Iu.
Howie your broken toe?
It's completely mended, thank goodness.
How sfiou/d/ defrost this tridpe?
You’d detrer check the instructions.
/ +Yish / knew how to make pizza!
I’ve a fealty easy recipe 1 can give /ou!
A: Can /get this mouthwash in the supermarket!
No, you need a prescription.
I think I’d like to change £j+jese new sunglasses.
iVlmm, I hope you kept tfie receipt.
I think I’ll r‹/'/ on the centra/ heating.
Yes, Is freeze nci outs de
Oo you think those flowers will be all
right? th wk so, lt’s qu te cold 'n th s
loom
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Sorry, I’m aTraid they’re frozen.
A.
What should we give them as a
starter! B: Mmrn, that abovt avocado
salad!
That was an amazinci dinner we had at Anne!,
wasn’tit7 After t/je /irsr course, I felt that I couldn’t
eat another th ng
Mmmmmmm, these all look delicious!
Yes, never could resist nibbles!
Would you like anything e/se?
ivlmm, I’d love some ice cream for dessert.
What can we put this chicken on?
/think it wiI| fiton one at the big dinner plates.
A: What are you going to cook foryourporents tomorrow?
thought I'd make a fish d. sh
What are you thinking about, Joe!
I‘m thinking I'd love another helping oTstew!
You shouldn't eat anything! It’s almost dinner time!
Oh, I’ll just have one slice oFfruit cake.
2 Answer Key
A.' And what about Joseph and
Sandra7 Oh, they were almost
able to sit up.
A: I suppose they were around six or seven months. is rhis them?
A: And what about Patrick!
Oh, all he did nos eat and sleep.
A. I suppose he was around two months. is this him?
A: And what about Grandfather!
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A: / rfiinl we should eat pasta guite often.
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2 C S A 8 B f 8
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chipcookieseveryday.
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J6 a. Suggested Answer Key
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I The is/and comes to life duting the festive study/comparing old people today with old people in tfie past.
season.
2 iVleat goes bad ifyou don’t put it in the tridge.
3 Jane had the time of her life on holiday in Spain. b. Suggested Answer Key
4 My brother is a couch potato. A' / think an older person migfir 6e interested in travellinci ro
S I’m afraid lie got a sweet tooth so I find it hard to lose foreign countries. What do you think!
weight.

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I He really should try to give it up.
2 What would you suggest?
3 I was thinking Not myself.
4 I understand completely.
S I think they were quite right.
6 That’s always a good idea.
7 Oh, I don’t think I could do that.
8 You‘re right, but where wi// we find the time?’
9 Why don’t you change yourjob7

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unhealthy 6 economical equipment, ocrive, /Teg/rhy
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Oh I’m not overwe'ght.
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sports, swimming, C/betspace, physical health
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car6oh/dtates C S Yes, sure.
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I don’tthinkit'sa good idea
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protein and high in calories.
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fat. Are you going to t/je six-thirty aerobics class?
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3 pool(B), food (€), hiking (A) Okay see you!
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family IB), society (A), outdoors (C)
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• People hum loudly when playing their walkman on

the 24 a. Suggested Answer Key
bus/osk them to stop In the /irst picture, I can see a river or a canal which is very
• People eat crisps during a film or play/ tell them crowded. I can see people in small boats wearing big hats. One
they’re annoying us boot is Fu// of large green vegetob/es like cabbages. I can see
• Young people don’t hive t/ieirseot ro older people on reflections in the water.
the I can hear people calling to each other and the sound of
6us/sugpest that they do oars in the voter
I can smell fish Frying in the houses beside the river, and /
20 Suggested Answer Key can smell the wood, which is warm in the sum.
I would be grateful ifyou could send me some detoi/so6our the I feel like a stranger, because everything is very new to me. I
job. I would like to know how old I have to be. also feel excited, because I want to learn about this new
I would appreciate it ifyou could /er me know +vñ ot kind ofjob it culture and I know ir will be a challenge.
is. I am interested in binding out which island I Sri// be working • The weather: humid
on. • The people.' busy
Would you red/ me which months I will have to work! • Theirc/ot/ies: brightly—coloured
Could you let me know how many hours I wi// have to • The merchants.- noisy
work! I would like to know how much the job pays. • The atmosphere: exciting
21 Suggested Answer In the second picture, I can see clea( blue sea, and an
Key Dear Tm, island in the distance. The s|‹y is 6/ue wit/j a lot of white
I just had to write and say tfi¢in#s for inviting me down For clouds. In the foreground, there is a kind oFjet or pier
the made oFwood, and/ think there is a boar tied up. There is
weekend to your place in the country. a (ishinc| net on the ground and a large green bush. Also
I’m really sorry, but I’ve arranged ro go on a fishing trip that on the pier I can see some kind of fishing eguipmenr, but I
weekend and it’s too late to back out now. You know how don’t know what it is.
mad I am about fishing and this is a chance I just can’t miss! I can hear the sound oF smog/ waves against t/je pier and
t/je side of the boat. I can hear r/ie fishermen i voices in
22 Suggested Answer Key the distance. I can hear the occasional splash ofa fish
The task is to write a report making suggestions on how r/ie jumping.
coffee bar could attract more young people. There is the smell of/Ash from the net and the doot. / can
smell the perfume from the flowers on the bush.
Answer Key I feel very peaceful and lazy. Ijust wont to sirondodmire the view.
A Purpose C Facilities £ Conclusion
B Décor D iVlenu • The weather: hot
• The view: stunning
Suggested Answer Key • The sand: go/den
We need to change our opening hours and extend them. • The sea. turguoise
There is no point in being open /'rom 5.00 PiVI, as young people • The clouds: fluffy
do not want to come in so early. If we opened two hours layer • TI\e island: mysterious
and closed two hours later at /2.00, we would attract a lot
more young people, who like to stay our late.

23 a. Suggested Answer Key b. Suggested Answer key

1 He drove his fathers car although/even thoucih/in spite I awoke that first, hot morning in Thailand to the noisy
oF hustle and bustle oF the merchants outside my small hotel
the fact thot/6ut he hasn’t/hadn’tpassed his driving test. room. I couldn’t noir to see what was going on, so I
2 They wanted to buy a new car even jumped out of bed and three open the window which
though/although/ in spite of the fact that/but ir was looked onto the narrow stretch of river below. The sight
roo expensive. was unbelievable. Women in
3 Julie didn’t go on the cruise,/because/since she you/dn’t colourful traditions/ clothes and straw pats here paddling
a/lord it. their wooden 6oots down the river in order to buy Fresh frui/,
4 He became a chef because/since he loves cooking. vegetables and /is/j from r/ie various merchants. The exotic
S We had to pay for the meal even though/although/in smells and sounds of the floatinp market filled the humid
spite of the Focr that/but we didn’t enjoy ir. air and I rushed out because I wanted to be part of them.
6 He didn‘t graduate from school, although/but he’s a
sea/tfiyman today. 25 a. Suggested Answer Key
In spite oF the boer that/Even though/Although he Characters: Jane, her Tamily her mother
didn’t graduate from school, he’s a wealthy man I confused 6 terrir‹m
today. 2 happy 7 nothing
3 frighrened 8 optimistic
b. Suggested Answer Key
4 carefree 9 delighted/relieved
I The main advantage is that you can go wherever you S anxious 10 determined
like,
whenever you like.
2 People of all ages are finding that it is much easier
and
much more convenient discovering the many advantages
to "shop"from the ofstayinci in their own country.
comfort of their S One of the most important of these
own homes. is usinp alternative sources
166 3 The main ofenergy.
disadvantacie is the 6 First impressions are almost tots//y
noise. based on shot people see and this
4 this is because more means your clothes, hair and shoes.
and more people ore
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Sugges
9 approached
ted
Answer
Key
1 Rooded
2 opened 0 moved
3 smiled I I son
4 thought 12 swerved
S had spent l3 felt
6 had started /4 was trove//inp
7 waved IS had olmost collided
8 set f6 had manac|ed/manager
Workbook - Unit
Wotkboo-t practice test
10

People hum loudly when playing r/jeir walkman on

the bus/ask them to stop 24 a. Suggested Answer Key
Peop|e eat crisps during a him or play/ tell rMem In roe first picture, I can see a river or a canal which is
t/jeyre very crowded. I con see people in small boats wearing big
hats. One boat is full of large green vepeto6/es like
Young people don’t give their seat to older people on cabbages. I can see reflections in the water
t/je I can hear people calling to each other and the sound
bus/suggest flat they do oFoars in the water.
I can smell fish frying in roe houses beside the river, and I
ZO Suggested Answer Key can smell the wood, which is warm in the sun.
I would be grateful ifyou cou/d send me some details a6our the I feel like a stranger, 6ecause everything is very new to me. I
job. I would like to know how old I have to be.
Iofjob
would appreciate it ifyou could let me know what kind
it is.
I am interested in finding out which island I will be working also feel excited, because I want to |earn about this new
on. Couldyou tell me which months I will have to w’ork? culture and I know iF cvi// be a challenge.
uuu/u you ic‹ i i ie ñr +wirY I +uYy I ju/Ijr I youth I vy/T/ jc/ vt• tu yyur# r
would like to know how much the job pays. The people: busy
Their clothes: brightly-coloured
21 Suggested Answer Key The merchants: noisy
The atmosphere. exciting
I just had to write and soy thanks for
weekend to your place in rise country. In the second picture, I can see clea( blue sea, and an
is/and in the distance. The sky is blue with a lot of white
I’m really sorry, but I‘ve arranged to go on a fishing trip
that weekend ond its too fate to back ovtnow. ¥ou know how clouds. In the fareground, t/iere is a kind ofjetty or pier
made of wood, and I think there is a boat tied up. There is a
mad I am
fishing net on the
about fishing and this is a chance I just can’tmiss! ground and a large green bush. Also on r/Te pier / can see
some kind of fishing egu pment butt don’t know what r
22 Suggested Answer Key is
The task is to write a report making sugciestions on how the I can hear the sound of smajl waves against the pier and
coffee bar could attract more young people. the side o( the boat. I can hear the fishermen’s voices in roe
distance. I can hear t/je occasional splash oFo fish
jumping.
â #urgo e
There is r/ie sme//oF/is/j from rhe ner and the boot. I can
Deor sme|| the perfume from the flowers on the bush.
Suggested Answer Key I feel very peaceful and lazy. /jusr want to sir and admire the
We need to change our opening hours and extend them. There view.
is no point in 6eing open from 5.00 PI\/I, as young peop/e do
not want to come in so early. If we opened mo hours later and
The view.
closed two hours later; at 12.00, we would attract a lot more
stunnin The
young people, who like to stay out late. sand: golden
The sea:
23 a. gested A:nswer Key
turguoise The
He drove his fathers car although/even thoucih/in spite clouds: fluffy
of the fact tfiot/6ut he hosn’r/hadn’tpossed his driving The island: mysterious
test. They wanted to buy a new car, even
though/although7 in spite of the fact that/but it was b. Suggested Answer Key
too expensive. / anode that first, hot morning in Thailand to the noisy
Julie didn’t go on the she
couldn’t
hust/e and bustle of t/ie merchants outside my small
hotel room. I couldn’t wait to see what was going on, so I
aiford jumped out of bed and threw open the window which
He became a che(because/since he loves cooking. looked onto the narrow stretch of river below. The sight
We had to pay tor the meal even though/aIthoucih/in was unbelievable. Women in colourful traditional c/o/fies
spite of the boer that/but we didn’t enjoy it. and straw hats were paddling their wooden 6oots down the
He didn’t graduate From school, although/but hes a
river in order to buy fresh fruit, vegetables and fish from
r/ie various merchants. The exotic smells and sounds of the
floating morket filled the humid air and I rushed out
because I wanted to be part oFtñem.
wealthy man today.
25 a. Suggested Answer Key
In spite o(the boer that/Even though/Although he
Characters: Jane, her family, her mother
didn’t
confused rerri/ied
graduate from school, he’s a sea/rfiy man fodoy.
nothing
b. Suggested Answer Key optim'sr/c
The main advantage is that you can go wherever you delighted/relieved
like, whenever you like. 10 determined
people of all ages ate finding tint it is much easier
and
Jane couldn’t remember anything about what had Part 3
happened next. She learnt From her mother afterwards /6 28
t/iorsfie had been token to hospital in an ambulance, and {- y9
that she was unconsc.ous there for ten days When she j
rego ned consciousness, she fe/I miserable. She didn’t A
think she would ever get her like back together again. /r
was her mother who encouracied her not to give up.
Paper 2 - Writing
Jane spent many monrhs in hospital. Her cuts gradually
healed and her broken bones mended slowly. Finally, one
day she realised that she Fe/r positive and optimistic. Soon Part 1
after I In formal
email
this, the day came tficits/Te had been waiting for: she Language: inFormo/, friendly throughout — /nFormation given
could go home. She knew now that there was still a life should be rephrased. Informal greeting and endin9 (Hi/Hello
there waitin€i for Georgina, ... Love/from)
Content.
26 a. Introduction: How are you! food to heat from you. Vey
Answer Key pleased to hear going to visit etc...
IVlain body: (I or 2 paragraphs ) questions as directed in
Books du the public about.-
(the› n9 lot (P)) When isiting7 May not be in town!
Films: fast-paced film (P), thrilling plot (P), poor acting Suggest clothes to pack.
Not a good ide0 to get a present for
(N), (dromar›t tw.sf (P))
CDs: catchy tune {P), ric/j sound (P), weak lyrics (N) sister Which hotel will she sroy ot7
b. Suggested Answer Key Looking forward ro the visir.
Films: • Green Card ° ivleet the
Parents Books: • Lord Jim • The
Pearl cle
CDs. Oh cago ants ofJazz Language: Semi-formal. lively personal style, range oL descriptive
vocabulay.
Green Card is o6out a Frenchman who marries an
American woman he doesn’t know, in order to be a lecial
resident in the USA. The woman marries him because she
needs a husband, in order to be able to rent an Interesting opening
mpoitant person n h''story.
apartment with a roofgarden.
Beef the Parents is a comedy about a young man Main body: (1 or 2 paragraphs) t4/hy is the person they
meeting have chosen so important? what have they achieved,
rhe parents of the girl he loves and wants to marry. backpiound information etc.
Conclusion: own opinions, closing remands, summary o{
Lord Jim, dy Joseph Conrad, is the story of an English boy
who becomes a sailor when he is very young. points roised.
The Pearl, by John Stelnbeck, tells the story ofa Mexican
Book rev.ew
pearl fisherman and his family. They are very poor but
one day he finds a large pearl. This changes their lives Language: semi-formal, in(ormative, descriptive
for ever Content,
Chicago is the CD of the music From the film of the same introduction: Introduce rit/e of book, author
name. Giants of Jazz has old jazz favourites by Louis Main 6ody: ff or 2 paragraphs) Give overvie+y oFbook, outline
of characters, plot, include own opinion.
Armstrong and
• Conclusion: Likes/dislikes about the book, which parts or the
°*!!'•^°!'”^•x p/ot could be changed and why. Recommendations.
For those ofyou who like romanticcomedy Green Card is
amuse!
Meet the Parents is a silly /i/m and not very believable. 4 Story
Language: Narrative style, past tenses, range of descriptive
Wait unt, I comes outon video
, wou,'dn’t recommend Lord J,m because ,. ,s s,ow
mov,ng
and a bore to read.
The Pearl seems to be a simple story, but in Fact rfiere
is a /or
more to it r/jan /irst meets the eye. Give ita chance.
The music from chicago is fantastic. I definitely
recommend
that you odd th'’s CD to your collect.'”on'
vocabulary, time words/phrases, could include some direcr speech.
Giants ofJazz is o must for a|ljazz
Content.
lovers!
Catchy ti’tle
Introduction:Mustbegin with sentence given in rubric,5etscene.
Ma'n body. (I or 2 paragraphs) Chronalog ca account
oF events and reactions leadinc| up to c/imoxevent.
PracticeTest Conclusion: Reactions/feelings/final comments.
Paper 1 - Reading
 much more convenient to“shop“from the comfort of b. Suggested Answer Key
their own homes I C Paper 3 — Use of English
The ma n d, sadvantage 's the no se //ooded approached
This ii because mole and mole people are discovering 2 opened 10 moved art
the many advantages o staying in their own county. 3 em led saw Part 2 9 D
6 â
One of the most important of these is using swerved 9 g /0 X
alternative sources oLeiieigy. Fe/t II B
6 P-inst impressions ate almost totally based on whet was travelling
people see and this means your clothes, hair and shoes. had almost coll,dcd
had managed/managed

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Workbook- Practice best

Part 2 c. (Student B - I minute)

/3 t/jot 16 that l9 from 22 they — name forms of transport (train/bus)
14 even 17 are 20 as 23 lot — mention similarities between pictures (both getting o/r,
IS witfi 18 well 2T may 24 than business people, smart clothes)
— mention differences between pictures (man/women, grey
Part 3 hair/brown hair carrying briefcase and raincoat/looking Q(
2S posta| 29 preference 33 earlier watch, on station platform/on pavement oursideJ
26 selection 30 availability 54 sensational - express preference for train or bus and give reasons (e.g.
Master
27 direct/y 3I packaging more comfortable, can wall around, no rrafficjomsj
28 un/imired J2 additions/ d. (Student A - approx. 20 seconds)
Part 4 Describe usual way of travelling to work/school (e.g. by bus, by
35 fiod not seen Janet 39 may not home metro, @y cor, on foot, by bicycle and expand with relevant deroi/sj
tor understood
36 the house I was 40 wishes she had applied for
37 did he know thot 41 the housework be done a 3
38 are not permitted to
42 did nothing but play (Students A and B - 3 minutes)
talk
— Discuss usefulness of all items pictured
Part 5 e.g. alarm clock — to wake up to catch buses/boats, join morning
56 postal 60 monthly 64 immediately tours
S7 selection 6I preference 65 additional travel diary — to note down experiences and impressi0ns, to
S8 directly 62 delivery 66 sensational remember later
S9 unlimited 63 packaging plugs and adaptors — to use electrical eguipment e.g. mobile
phone charger ñ oird/yer, electric shaver; adaptors needed if
sockets different from at home
Paper 4 - Listening
tickets — essential for travelling by plane/train/boat
Part 1 sunglasses — to protect eyes ifsunny, especially in
summer
; 8 3 C S A 7 d suitcase - to carry clothes and other personal items
y g 4 8 g g passport— essential for travelling to another country

Part 2 — Suggest two more useful items and explain usefulness

9 engineering facton/ /4 test run e.g. sunhat — to avoid sunstroke in summer
10 steam train IS crogic accident camera — to take pictures ofpeople and sights
/1 a driver i6 two/2 (round)
/2 fifteen / IS trips Part 4
l3 (Monday) September IS(th) i7 stress (Answers should be extended with reasons, details etc)
!8 steamship • say which country and give reasons (e.g. because you know
Part 3 the language, have read about it, seen pictures, a friend sent
there, a
19 A 20 C 21 B 22 D 23 F friend lives there etch
• describe plans needed before holiday ( e.g. decide where to
go, how to trove/ exact route, where to sray how long to spend
Paper 5 — Speaking
there, what sights to see etc)
Part 1 • express agreement or disagreement with reasons and explain
• reference to size and brief description of Fomi/y (members, their what can be learnt (e.g. learn about other cultures, how
ages, occupations) other people live and think, learn about geography and
• 6rieF description oF activities enjoyed with Ronni/y (e.g. eating, history of county learn the language, learn about yourself) or
discussing, excursions etc) why we don’t learn (e.g. just relaxing, on holiday)
• btief description ofo memorable day with family • Answer yes or to with reasons fe.g. to understand signs,
communicate, shop, order food, make a good impression etc;
Part 2 may not be necessary - an international language like English
a. !Student A - I minute) may be enough For basics)
- name activities (taking/mountain climbing} • Describe places tourists go and their attractions
- mention similarities between pictures fhotfi outdoor • Express agreement or disagreement with reasons (e.g. problems
activities, extreme sports, element ordang physically created by tourism such as overcrowding in sma// places,
strenuous, need for care, protec clothing, etc) corruption oF local culture by foreign culture, environmental
mention differences between pictures (water/mountain, problems of over-development, litter and noise, rise in prices etc)
fast/slow, group/alone, eguipment: boat+oars/rope+special
boots etc)
- describe probable feelings (e.g excited, frightened,
exhausted,
determined etc) ”

b. [Student B - approx. 20
seconds) Answeryes or no with
brief reasons
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