MODULE 3

3.1. Technological Achievements/Innovation

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A. 1. public life; 2. dominate; 3. kitchens; 4. workers; 5. together; 6. possibilities; 7. guided; 8.
reduce; 9. themselves; 10. help; 11. empowering; 12. control

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B. 1. g; 2. b; 3. a; 4. e; 5. d; 6. f; 7. c
C. A. 7; B. 5; C. 1; D. 4; E. 3; F. 2; G. 6

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B. 1. c; 2. d; 3. f; 4. e; 5. a; 6. b
C. (e.g.) My sister has excellent communication skills!; With climate changes our future is
compromised.; I didn't know that was public knowledge.; You shouldn't share too much private
information on the social networks.

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D. 1. h; 2. f; 3. e; 4. a; 5. c; 6. d; 7. b; 8. g
E. 1. c; 2. f; 3. b; 4. e; 5. a; 6. d
F. 1. memory stick; 2. text messages; 3. remote control; 4. computer software; 5. headphones; 6.
touch screen
G. 1. behind; 2. old-fashioned; 3. contemporary; 4. low-tech

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A.
Abstract Chemical Non-plural
Generic Liquids Food
ideas elements with -s
money love
water meat oxygen news
furniture happiness
juice rice silver tennis
weather freedom
coffee jam gold economics
information strength
tea cheese carbon ethics
equipment patience
milk bread maths
air
B. 1. e; 2. f; 3. a; 4. g; 5. b; 6. d; 7. c

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A. 1. any; 2. some; 3. some; 4. some/any; 5. some/any
B. 1. many; 2. many; 3. much; 4. many; 5. many/a lot of; 6. much
C. 1. enough; 2. plenty of; 3. no; 4. lots of

3.2. Social Changes

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A. 1. difference; 2. next; 3. previous; 4. technology; 5. parents; 6. abusing; 7. alarm clock; 8.
mobile phone; 9. computer; 10. chat
B. 1. b; 2. d; 3. a; 4. f; 5. c; 6. e; 7. h; 8. i; 9. g
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A. 1. Bob couldn’t lift the bag as he had put a lot of books in it.; 2. Ted started to run after he had
seen the dangerous dog.; 3. By the time the match finished, the boys had scored three goals.; 4.
The bus had already left by the time he arrived at the bus stop.; 5. The hackers didn’t attack
until they had planned the whole thing.; 6. Peter used the ticket he had bought some time ago.
7. You had studied English before you moved to New York.; 8. I did not have any money because
I had lost my wallet.
B. 1. b; 2. e; 3. f; 4. a; 5. c; 6. g; 7. h; 8. d

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C. 1. had left; 2. had finished; 3. had happened; 4. had changed; 5. had/been; 6. had/done; 7. had
broken; 8. had left; 9. Had you already eaten; 10. hadn’t finished; 11. had read; 12. had never
seen; 13. had just put
D. 1. When Jack opened his schoolbag he realized he had forgotten his English book at home.; 2.
Although Kate had never met Michael, she thought he was a very nice guy.; 3. I was sure I had
seen that film before.; 4. The film had already started when we arrived at the cinema.; 5. He
watched TV after he had finished his homework.; 6. Only after I had done my washing up, I
decided to relax a bit.

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A. 1. had finished/returned; 2. had just written/ phoned; 3. didn’t stop/had caught; 4. had
been/got; 5. had finished/went; 6. had (already) gone; 7. had said/caught; 8. woke up/hadn’t
arrived; 9. decided/had written; 10. went/had never been

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B. 1. had read/felt; 2. understood/had happened; 3. had already started/arrived; 4. went/had
cleaned; 5. arrived/had already started; 6. had eaten
C. 1. travelled; 2. used; 3. had bought; 4. went; 5. wanted; 6. had won; 7. took
D. 1. After she had locked the door, the phone rang.; 2. The concert had already started by the
time they arrived at the disco.; 3. The train had already gone by the time Susan arrived at the
train station.

3.3. Exploring other Worlds

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A. 1. Moon; 2. space tourist; 3. sum of money; 4. true; 5. lucrative; 6. huge business; 7. space
tours; 8. Earth; 9. deserts; 10. gravity; 11. floating; 12. water
B. 1. enormous; 2. closer; 3. customers; 4. marvellous

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A. 1. c; 2. d; 3. h; 4. a; 5. g; 6. f; 7. e; 8. b
B. 1. d; 2. b; 3. a; 4. c

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A. 1. a; 2. b; 3. a; 4. a; 5. a; 6. b; 7. a; 8. a; 9. b; 10. a

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B. are you doing; I’m meeting; are you going; are you meeting
C. 1.’ll see; 2. is going to pick; 3. ’ll open; 4. ’ll lend; 5. ’m going to travel; 6. ’ll call; 7. ’m going to
be; 8. ’ll be
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A. 1. c; 2. a; 3. e; 4. b; 5. d
B. 1. ’ll bring; 2. don’t hurry; 3. passes; 4. won’t have; 5. ’ll be; 6. ’ll become; 7. won’t go; 8. will
understand

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C. 1. is/will go; 2. will become; 3. will learn/teach; 4. passes/will travel; 5. will go/doesn’t rain; 6.
Will you come/let; 7. promise/will show; 8. learn/will join
D. 1. If you don’t hurry, we will be late. 2. If you don’t do all your homework now, I won’t
let you go to the party. 3. If you need my workbook, please let me know. 4. If you don’t have a
pen with internet, you can’t send that email. 5. If you touch that wire, you may get an electric
shock. 6. If the weather doesn’t get better, I won’t go to the park.

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A. 1. i; 2. j; 3. h; 4. f; 5. g; 6. b; 7. d; 8. a; 9. c; 10. e
B. 1. c; 2. h; 3. d; 4. f; 5. a; 6. g; 7. b; 8. e

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C. 1. were/wouldn’t give; 2. was; 3. would buy/had; 4. lived/would get; 5. would go/weren’t; 6.
would you do/heard; 7. lost/would stay; 8. would you do/ insulted
D. 1. If Mary spoke clearly, everybody would understand her. 2. If I spoke German, I would visit
Germany. 3. If Jack was taller, he would play basketball. 4. If it didn’t rain so much, I’d go out. 5. If
Daniel didn’t watch horror films, he would sleep well. 6. If my brother studied more, he wouldn’t
get bad marks.

Module 3: Test Yourself

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A. 1. F “difference in values, attitude and behavior between one generation and the next”; 2. T “a
majority of parents (91%) say they know what their teens do online and with their cell phones”;
3. F “FOSI is an international non-profit organisation dedicated to online safety”; 4. T “84% of
parents report that they monitor their teens’ cell phones at least somewhat closely (…)”
B. 1. complains; 2. survey; 3. non-profit; 4. monitoring; 5. nuisance
C. 1. It’s the difference in values, attitude and behavior between one generation and the next.; 2.
It’s an interactive website designed to help parents and teens connect, share and do good
online.; 3. Useful; 4. By reviewing text messages and peeking into browser history.

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A. 1. some; 2. any; 3. any; 4. some; 5. a lot of; 6. much
B. 1. had already started/arrived; 2. went/had done; 3. had written/sent; 4. didn’t sign/had
checked; 5. had left/phoned
C. 1. will be; 2. will help; 3. will have; 4. is going to be
D. 1. had; 2. don’t go; 3. would buy; 4. saw; 5. will feel

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B. Personal answer

Listening

First name: Kevin

Surname: Miller
Telephone: 768-997-098
E-mail: millerk@gmail.com
N.º of people: 12 20 * 25 30
Date of outward journey: 14th of July
Date of return journey: 1st of August
Name of the tour: FlySpace FlyJet * JetSpace ZeroJet
Activities: Chase and catch objects in the air Sleep while floating in the air
Meal basis: Breakfast only Half board Full board *
Method of payment: money cheque credit card *
Deposit £3000

AUDIO SCRIPT

Travel agent Hi. Can I help you?

Kevin Miller Yes. I was here last week. I was considering going on a space holiday for the end-of-
the year school trip and you gave me this brochure to show my classmates.
Travel agent Oh yes. I remember. Kevin, right?
Kevin Miller Yes, that’s right.
Travel agent And have you already decided in favour of the tour, or do you need some help?
Kevin Miller No, I’ve talked with my classmates and we have our minds set. We decided to
go and the FlyJet seemed to be the best choice.
Travel agent Mmm… Yeah, it’s a good choice. You’ll be able to see the oceans and mountains
and have a marvellous view of the Earth as well.
Kevin Miller Just one question: what kind of activities are there for us to enjoy ourselves?
Travel agent Well, being in zero gravity is a new world – literally. Ordinary activities, even just
moving around, are all transformed in something that is weightless. Simply floating
slowly around allows you to play all sorts of games – like trying to float consistently
across the room and picking something up without bumping into anything else. You
can also try out a few acrobatic movements, spins and so on, like seeing if you can
spin around and still land right on your feet. You’ll also be able to chase and catch
objects in mid-air or sleep while floating.
Kevin Miller That sounds great! Ok, we definitely want that trip.
Travel agent Well, in that case just let me get a few details of you and we can go ahead and
make the reservation.
Kevin Miller OK.
Travel agent Could you tell me your first and last name, please?
Kevin Miller Kevin Miller.
Travel agent How do you spell “Miller”?
Kevin Miller M-I-L-L-E-R.
Travel agent Ok. And could you give me your contact details – your telephone number and
your email?
Kevin Miller It’s probably easiest to call my mobile phone. That’s 768-997-098.
Travel agent And your email address, please…
Kevin Miller Yes. It’s millerk@gmail.com.
Travel agent Now how many are you in your class?
Kevin Miller There are twenty of us.
Travel agent And were you planning things for the end of July?
Kevin Miller You’ve got a great memory. Yes, it’s for 14th of July to 1st August.
Travel agent Ok: 14th July to 1st of August. And it’s the FlyJet tour, right?
Kevin Miller Yes.
Travel agent And what about meals? Do you want a full board or half board regime?
Kevin Miller We want full board. We don’t want to worry about meals.
Travel agent So, if you give me a deposit, I can confirm the booking.
Kevin Miller How much is it?
Travel agent £150 per person, so that’s £3000 for the twenty of you.
Kevin Miller And can I pay by credit card?
Travel agent Yes, of course.
Kevin Miller And when do we pay the rest?
Travel agent You need to pay the remainder of the cost at least two weeks before your
departure. Could you just sign here?... Thank you. So, this is your copy of the
booking form.
Could you be so kind as to check the details, and if there are any mistakes, please
let me know as soon as possible.
Kevin Miller Thanks very much for your help.
Travel agent And remember just contact us if there is anything you need.
Kevin Miller That’s great. Bye, then.
Travel agent Goodbye.