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5 take (speak out against sexual harassment)

UNIT 3

VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR Page 1

1 1 Action films 6 interesting

2 ending 7 dangerous
3 exciting 8 read
4 main character 9 forget
5 understand
2 1 behind 4 to
2 by 5 out
3 with 6 on
3 1 take 4 raise
2 raise 5 make
3 take
4 1 Smoking 4 telling
2 speaking 5 seeing
3 to ask
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5 1 are being handed out
2 was hurt
3 has already been made
4 had already been given
5 must have been stolen
6 1 went, was being repaired
2 will be sent, is going to take place
3 had / got … designed, is being printed
4 are staying, are having / getting … painted
5 must have been left, ran
7 1 a new job can be found
2 booked yesterday
3 are having / getting our washing machine repaired
4 have just been painted
5 have / get your eyes checked

VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR Page 1

1 1 worth seeing 6 cast

2 stunts 7 behind the scenes
3 dubbed 8 by leaps and bounds
4 script 9 fast-paced
5 outrageous 10 outnumber
2 1 take (your studies)
2 make (see the dentist)
3 take (we are not in a hurry)
4 raise (gender equality)

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3 1 speaking 4 to meet
2 to tell 5 arguing
3 buying
4 1 is being interviewed
2 should have been kept
3 is thought
4 did ... refuse
5 has just been reported
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5 1 will be delivered, was delayed
2 Has … arrived, didn’t invite
3 were damaged, should get / have … done
4 have been hurting, did … have / get … checked
5 is … still banned, is said
6 1 The traffic is being controlled by a policeman
today.
2 We always get our makeup done by a professional.
3 His new book hasn’t been published yet.
4 This restaurant is thought to be a good place to
meet. / It is thought that this restaurant is a good
place to meet.
5 She will have her photo taken.

WRITTEN COMPREHENSION Page 1

1 1 T “Tales of the end of the world and dystopian

societies have crept into all aspects of pop culture
– especially in film, but also into music, video
games, books and blogs.”
2 F “… the perfect community of the protagonist,
Jonas, has got everything except freedom and
equality.”
3 T “… these films can encourage us to think about
what the possible consequences of our
irresponsible, wasteful behaviour could be for our
planet.”
4 T “… they are told from a teenager’s perspective
through the actions of young heroes.”
5 F “The dystopian and apocalyptic film genre is just
a recent addition to our fascination with the end of
the world and the quest for a better life.”
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2 1 attempting to create a perfect society
2 are stories about the end of life as we know it
3 can identify with them and their message
4 to question society’s mortality
3 1 tales 3 faultless 5 figure out
2 crept into 4 been around 6 quest

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ORAL COMPREHENSION
For script, see page 83.
1 1929 6 of films
2 the theatre 7 The River Wild
3 in Hollywood 8 making fun of
4 1978 9 SixDegrees.org
5 three students 10 musician

ORAL PRODUCTION Page 2

1 1 I usually 4 I prefer
2 When it comes to 5 I’m not really into
3 If you ask me
2 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

BONUS! WRITING

Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.