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Workbook Upper intermediateAnswer Key
1 Impressions
Grammar1a) 1 b) 6 c) 4 d) 8e) 3 f) 2 g) 7 h) 5
21 justbought2 waswalking3 saw4 hadbeenlooking5 wasselling6 usedtohave7 alwaysfeel8 ’mwearing
3a) SodoesVenice.b) SoisTitanic.c) NeitherhasJodieFoster.d) SodidDanielDay-Lewis.e) SodoesKeiferSutherland.f) NeitherhasAntonioBanderas.g) NeitherwasSchwarzenegger.h) SodidTomHanks.
Sentencesc,f,andharecompletelyuntrue.
4a) SodoI./Idon’t!b) SohaveI./Ihaven’t!c) SowouldI./Iwouldn’t!d) NeitherdoI./Ido!e) NeitherdoI./Ido!f) SoamI./I’mnot!g) SodidI./Ididn’t!h) NeitherhaveI./Ihave!i) NeithercouldI./Icould!
5a) weren’tyou Rb) aren’tyou Fc) areyou Fd) doyou Re) don’tyou Rf) didn’tyou Fg) canyou Rh) haveyou Fi) didyou F
6a) doesn’tsheb) didIc) aren’tId) haven’tyoue) wasitf) doessheg) dothey
7a) ✓b) Doyoumindtellingmehowyou
methimorher?c) Couldyoutellmewhatyourfirst
thoughtswere?d) ✓e) Doyouthinkthatyoumadea
goodimpressiononhimorher?f) Doyouknowwhatheorsheis
doingnow?g) I’dliketoknowif/whetheryou
stillhavethesameopinionaboutthisperson.
8a) Doyouknowknowwhatkindof
salaryyouarelookingfor?b) Couldyoutellmewhichpolitical
partyyouvotefor?c) Doyouthinkthatyouworkwell
understress?d) Doyoumindtellingmeif/
whetheryouhaveeverbeenintroublewiththepolice?
e) I’dliketoknowwhatismoreimportantforyou:moneyorjobsatisfaction.
f) Wouldyousaythatyouarea“morningperson”oran“afternoonperson”?
g) I’dliketoknowwhetheryoubelieveinGod.
Pronunciationa) SpeakerAb) SpeakerAc) SpeakerBd) SpeakerBe) SpeakerAf) SpeakerB
Vocabulary1Usually positive characteristics:warm,charming,hearty,sparkling
Usually negative characteristics:abrasive,fake,harsh,shrill,strident
2a) 6 b) 5 c) 2 d) 4e) 1 f) 7 g) 3
3a) charming e) staringb) firm f) spikyc) impassive g) huskyd) forced h) designer
4a) rediscover e) relocateb) reunite f) reconsiderc) rebuild g) rewrited) reinvent h) reschedule
5a) rearrange e) remakeb) reconstruct f) redoc) rethink g) repackaged) reword h) re-examine
6a) buckle e) sleeveb) zipper f) beltc) button g) hemd) cuff h) collar
7a) cuff d) sleeveb) button e) bucklec) belt
81 c 2 d 3 a 4 e 5 b
91 guess 4 up2 can’t 5 annoying3 down
101 that 7 resemblance2 over 8 same3 one 9 recognize4 with 10 looks5 image 11 like6 bears 12 looking
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reading1 / 2Thesecondandthethirdadswillprobablygetthemostreplies.
3a) 3 b) 2 c) notneeded d) 5e) 1 f ) 4 g) 6
4appeal/appealingattract/attractiveenticetempt
writing1c) Avoiceandalife
21 b 2 c 3 a
3Ifirstdiscoveredhermusicbecausemymotherusedtolikeitandlistentoitwhenshewascooking.Abouttenyearsago,MarianneFaithfullwasinconcerthere,andwewenttogether.Shewassuperb.Ilovethewayshesings,andshehashadsuchafascinatinglife.Idon’tlikeeverythingthatshehasdone,butshe’salwaysinteresting.
4appearedbeautifulconcertdifferentextremelyfascinatingfavoriteincludinginterestingrecentlyserious✓
2 Generations
Grammar1a) LidiadecidedtostudyintheUSA.b) Shewantedherparentstopayfor
herstudies.c) Unfortunately,theycouldnot
affordtohelpher.d) ✓e) ✓f) Thefamilyfriendsdidn’taskher
topayanyrent.g) Shelovedgoingtoclassesandshe
madelotsoffriends.h) Shespentherfreetimetakingcare
ofthefriends’children.
2a) making f) arrangeb) Let g) attemptc) force h) mindd) allow i) aske) get
3a) tounderstand e) spendingb) talking f) toleavec) going g) knowd) tohelp h) togive
4a) Theycouldn’taffordtobuylotsof
newclothes.b) Theyencouragedmetogoto
churcheveryweek.c) Theyneverletmebringfriends
home.d) Theymademecomehomeatten
o’clockeverynight.e) Theywarnedmenottogoto
nightclubs(becausetheyweredangerous).
f) Myfatherexpectedmetoworkinhisfactory.
g) Myparentstaughtmetorespectauthority.
h) IwasdreadingtellingmyparentsthatIhadaboyfriend.
i) ImanagedtorunawayfromhomewhenIwas15.
j) Itriedtoliveonmyown,butitwasveryhard.
51 at 2 to 3 in 4 at 5 for6 about 7 to 8 of 9 with10with
6a) Doyoufinditdifficulttogetupin
themorning?b) Isitembarrassingforyoutospeak
English?c) Doyoufinditirritatingtoget
spamemail?d) Isiteasyforyoutokeepasecret?e) Doyoufinditboringtowatch
commercialsonTV?f) Doyoufinditamusingtolookat
oldfamilypictures?
Vocabulary11 infancy 4 adulthood2 childhood 5 middleage3 adolescence 6 oldage
2a) dreading e) urgedb) aiming f) warnedc) avoid g) mindd) manage h) encourage
3a) Charitybeginsathome.
b) Bloodisthickerthanwater.c) Homeiswheretheheartis.d) Birdsofafeatherflocktogether.e) Two’scompany,three’sacrowd.f) Onegoodturndeservesanother.
41 a) 2 f) 3 e) 4 d) 5 c) 6 b)
5a) impressed e) optimisticb) fedup f) allergicc) irritating g) amazedd) terrible
6a) terrible e) optimisticb) allergic f) irritatingc) amazed g) fedupd) impressed
71 take 5 make2 call 6 show3 have 7 help4 welcome 8 holler
Pronunciation1a) gray,say,chase,fakeb) buy,try,flight,wildc) boy,toy,annoy,joind) go,know,clothes,hoste) how,now,clown,ground
2a) lost d) lowb) wear e) havec) give
Listening1Speaker1:PicturecSpeaker2:PicturebSpeaker3:Picturea
2
Speaker
topic 1 2 3
boyfriends ✓
entertainment ✓ ✓
fashion ✓
marriage ✓
money ✓ ✓
music ✓
politics ✓
studies ✓ ✓
work ✓ ✓
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3a) abadjobb) notasgoodaspeopleclaimc) causedthingstogowrongd) madeveryeasyfortheme) survivefinanciallyf) asituationwhereyouhavetwo
verydifferentadvantages
writing11 d 2 e 3 m 4 n 5 i 6 k7 c 8 l 9 f 10 g 11 a 12 j13 b 14 h
2a) P b) H c) H d) H e) Pf) H g) P h) P
3 Gold
Grammar1a) wasgoingb) wouldseec) theyhadhadd) thenextdaye) wasn’tfinishedf) wouldloveg) ‘dgoneh) weweregoing
2a) hehadjustwonb) hehadwon;hewasgoingtodoc) hedidn’tknow;hewouldbuyd) woulduseupe) hewantedf) shewantedg) theyweregoingh) shewasdoing
3a) “Igotthetickets.”b) “Can/CouldIseethem?”c) “Whenareweleaving?”d) “Youhave(got)twodaystoget
ready.”e) “DoIneedtobringanymoney?”f) “I’llpayforeverything.”g) “I’mgoingtobuysomenew
clothes.”h) “Doyouwanttocome/gowith
me?”i) “I’llwaitforyouathome.”
4a) IfIwas/werethepresidentofmy
country,I’dspendmoremoneyontheenvironment.
b) IfIeverhadthechance,I’dtakeayearoffandgotraveling.
c) IfIcouldliveanywhereintheworld,I’dprobablybuyabeachvillaintheCaribbean.
d) IfIdidn’tneedtolearnEnglish,Iwouldhavestoppedalongtimeago.
e) IfIdidn’thavetogotoworktomorrow,Iwouldstayathome.
f) IfIhadbeengoodatmath,Iwouldhavestudieditatcollege.
g) IfIhaddonemoreexercisewhenIwasyounger,Iwouldbealothealthiernow.
h) IfI’dbeenbornwithveryrichparents,Iwouldn’tbedoingthisjob.
5a) 8 b) 2 c) 7 d) 3 e) 6f) 5 g) 4 h) 1
6a) IfI’dstudiedharderatschool,I’d
haveabetterjob.b) Ifitwas/weremadeofrealgold,it
wouldbeworthalot.c) Iftheyhadn’tcorneredthemarket,
theywouldn’thaveputuptheprice.
d) Ifhedidn’thaveatalentforseeingagapinthemarket,hewouldn’thavemademillions.
e) Ifshehadrealizeditwasvaluable,shewouldn’thavegivenitaway.
f) Ifmytimewasn’t/weren’tsoprecious,Iwouldhavespokentothem.
g) IfIhadn’tbeenworkinglate,Iwouldn’thavemissedthemovie.
h) IfIhadknownyouwerecoming,Iwouldhavecometomeetyou.
Vocabulary1a) office d) actionb) atrash e) ariskc) afortune f) way
2a) took e) have/takeb) make f) havingc) take g) taked) make;take h) make
3a) dinner e) lossb) action f) examc) fortune g) difficultyd) way h) duty
4a) 5 b) 9 c) 7 d) 6 e) 1 f) 8g) 10 h) 4 i) 3 j) 2
5a) Expressions a/5, c/7, d/6b) Expressions b/9, g/10c) Expressions e/1, f/8, h/4, i/3,
j/2
6a) asteadystreamofpeopleb) digesttheinformationc) useyourtimemoreprofitablyd) foodforthoughte) ahalf-bakedideaf) spareacoupleofminutesg) spenttheeveningh) tricklingslowlyi) wastingyourtimej) worthyourwhile
7A1 loaded 5 breadwinner2 splashout 6 peanuts3 blow 7 arainyday4 living 8 debt
B1 worth 5 range2 made 6 budget3 pricey 7 stretch4 hard
8a) Iwaslookingforsomethingalittle
morecolorful.b) Iwaswonderingifyoumighthave
somethingalittlelessformal.c) Iwasthinkingofsomethingalittle
moreexciting.d) Iwashopingforsomethingalittle
lessexpensive.e) I’dlikesomethingthatlooksalittle
older.f) I’dprefersomethingalittlemore
fun.
Pronunciation1a) wealthy d) specialb) whether e) stretchc) treasure f) deluge
2a) tʃ b) dʒ c) ʒ d) θ e) ʃ f) ð
reading1a) byinventingameatball-making
machineb) tenyearsc) thattheycanalsobesuccessfulif
theytakeafewrisksandbelieveintheirdreams
2a) 5 b) 4 c) 6 d) 2 e) 1 f) 3
3a) F b) F c) T d) T e) F f) Fg) F h) F i) T
4a) entrepreneur d) perseveranceb) expert e) airedc) prototype
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writing11 when2 assoonas3 While/As4 then5 after/assoonas6 While7 during8 Assoonas/When9 until
2totally–completelyApparently–itseemedSuddenly–justthenfrantically–desperatelyfinally–atlast
4 Challenge
Grammar1a) hadalwayswanted;sawb) came;justclosed;jumpedc) hadbeenpreparing;canceledd) hadneverdonee) hadbeenwaiting;hadfinally
arrived;didn’tknowf) weregetting;rang;told;hadstolen
2a) ✓b) Heheardastrangenoisebehind
him.c) Itsoundedasifsomeonewas
followinghim.d) ✓e) ✓f) Hehadneverfeltsoscaredinhis
life.g) ✓h) Johndidn’tknowwhattodo.i) Hetookonelastlookoverhis
shoulder.j) ✓
3AronRalstonhadbeenclimbinginaremotecanyoninArizonawhendisasterstruck.Hewasclimbingdownaparticularlynarrowpartwhenahugerockfellandtrappedhisarm.Ashehadbeenclimbingonhisown,therewasnoonetohelphim.Andheknewthatnoonewouldthinkoflookingforhimtherebecausehehadn’ttoldanyonewherehewasgoing.Hehadn’tbroughthiscellphonewithhim,sohecouldn’tcallforhelp.Hewaitedforfivelongdays,butnoonecametofindhim.Bythefifthday,hehadlostallsensationinhisarm.Herealizedthathehadnochoice.Hewouldhavetocuthisarm
offattheelbowinordertosavehislife.Oncehehadcutoffhisarm,hemanagedtoclimbtothefloorofthecanyon.Ashewaswalkingoutofthecanyon,hemetagroupofpeoplewhohadbeenhikinginthearea.Theycalledforhelpandahelicoptersoonarrivedtotakehimtoanearbyhospital.
4a) WhathadAronbeendoingwhen
theaccidenthappened?b) Whyhadn’tanyonecometolook
forhim?c) Whyhadn’thecalledforhelp?d) Howlonghadhewaitedinthe
canyon?e) Whathadhedonetogetaway?f) Whathadhebeendoingwhenhe
metthehikers?
5a) Hehadbeenclimbinginaremote
canyon.b) Becausehehadn’ttoldanyone
wherehewasgoing.c) Becausehehadn’tbroughthiscell
phonewithhim.d) Hehadwaitedinthecanyonfor
fivedays.e) Hehadcuthisarmoff.f) Hehadbeenwalkingoutofthe
canyon.
6a) havefinishedb) begoingc) beworkingd) havehade) havegottenf) begoingg) beplayingh) havegotten;had
71 will/’llbedoing2 will/’llhavestarted3 will/’llhavemade4 will/’llhavefallen5 will/’llhavegivenup6 will/’llbeliving7 will/’llhavechanged8 willberunning
Pronunciation1a) up d) outb) off e) offc) down f) after
Vocabulary1a) imminent e) genuineb) shambolic f) obscenelyc) interest g) particularlyd) deal
2a) self-consciousb) enjoyablec) reasonabled) self-disciplinee) self-esteemf) accessibleg) self-employedh) unbearablei) achievablej) doable
3a) self-consciousb) self-esteemc) enjoyabled) doable;achievablee) unbearablef) reasonableg) accessibleh) self-disciplinei) self-employed
4a) of e) slowb) jammed f) loadc) no g) intod) out h) undo
51 figureout2 undidthezipper3 loadedthegun4 inchargeof5 noway6 swungintoaction7 it/thegunjammed8 gointoslowmotion
61 c 2 f 3 d 4 i 5 e 6 g 7 a8 h 9 b 10 j
7a) feel e) Lookb) picks f) keepc) give g) comed) lit h) taking
8a) comingdownwithb) putmeoffc) shakeitoffd) takesafterhime) letyoudownf) getoveritg) lookintoith) dowithoutit
9a) it’shorriblewhenthathappens.b) Itservesyouright.c) You’veonlygotyourselftoblame.d) I’dgohomeifIwereyou.e) Youlooklikedeathwarmedover.
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101 It’shorriblewhenthathappens.2 You’veonlygotyourselftoblame.3 Youlooklikedeathwarmedover.4 I’dgohomeifIwereyou.5 Itservesyouright.
Listening1a) Toraisethemediaprofileofthe
wildlifepark.b) Theconfinedspaceofthecage.c) No,shedoesn’t.d) Yes,shedoes.
2a) T b) F c) T d) F e) F f) Fg) T h) T
3a) dosomeexerciseb) givesomeoneanideac) goforawalkd) stayinshapee) raisemoneyf) setanewrecord
writing1b) Marathonsforbeginners
2a) 3 b) 5 c) 1 d) 4 e) 6 f) 2
3StartbyTryIt’simportanttoreallythinkNext,youshouldIt’sagoodideatoRemembertoyoudefinitelyoughttoconsiderit’sdefinitelyworthtryingoutOrmaybeyoucouldThinkaboutWhynotYoujustneedtoyoucouldalways
5 Ritual
Grammar11 find 5 not possible2 decide 6 do3 clear 7 spend4 not possible 8 not possible
31 usedto 5 usedto2 didn’tuseto 6 usedto3 didn’tuseto 7 didn’tuseto4 usedto 8 usedto
41 not possible 5 would2 wouldn’t 6 would3 wouldn’t 7 wouldn’t4 would 8 not possible
5Suggested answersa) Heusedto/woulddrinkbeer.b) Heusedtohaveabeard.c) Heusedtobeahippie.d) He’d/would/usedtogoto
nightclubs.e) Hedidn’tusetodrinkchampagne.f) Hedidn’tusetobeabusinessman.g) He’d/would/usedtosmoke
cigarettes.h) He’d/would/usedtowearhis
hairinaponytail./Heusedtohaveaponytail.
i) Hedidn’tusetohaveacellphone.
6 1 usedtobe 2 wouldchase 3 found 4 tried 5 wouldsmoke 6 wouldalwaysget 7 wouldhaveto 8 saw 9 had10 ’ll/willalwayspay11 ’ll/willplay
7a) Couldyouremembertolock
thedooronyourwayoutthismorning,please?
b) DoyouremembertellingmethatIwastheonlypersoninyourlife?
c) ✓d) It’ssolongagothatI’ve
completelyforgottensaying that.DidIreally?
e) ✓f) Theystoppedforaminutetoget
somemoneyoutatthebankonthewaytothemovies.
g) Thisseason,I’mgoingtotrytowin boththe100and200meters.
h) Trycookingitinoil–it’lltastealotbetter.
Pronunciation2a) two d) mindb) nerves e) understandc) irritating f) crazy
Vocabulary11 jinxed 6 renowned2 striding 7 rituals3 outfit 8 immune4 derive 9 cameacross5 upperhand 10 crazy
2a) cozy e) firstb) urge f) domesticc) slammed g) Forced) matches h) breakneck
31 apt 5 service2 runthrough 6 happycouple3 gonefor 7 pronounced4 walked 8 sunglasses
4a) ceremony g) aisleb) reception h) vowc) honeymoon i) confettid) bestman j) ricee) groom k) cakef) speech l) bridesmaid
5a) todo f) beingb) toget g) flyingc) togo h) togetd) visiting/tovisit i) todoe) togo
61 complaining 4 keeps2 insist 5 mad3 go 6 telling
7a) Ihateitwhenpeopletellmewhat
todo.b) Itreallyannoysmewhenpeople
shout.c) Thethingthatannoysmemostisa
messydesk.d) Ican’tstanditwhenpeoplekeep
mewaiting.e) Ifinditirritatingwhennobody
listenstome.f) Badmannersreallygetonmy
nerves.g) It’ssoannoyingwhenitrainson
theweekend.h) Thewaysomepeopledrivemakes
mecrazy.
reading1b) 27 Dresses
2a) Rachel Getting Married, 27 Dressesb) Mamma Mia!c) Mamma Mia!, Rachel Getting Marriedd) 27 Dressese) Mamma Mia!, 27 Dressesf) 27 Dresses
3a) 7 b) 2 c) 5 d) 6 e) 3 f) 8g) 1 h) 4
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writing11 a) 2 c) 3 b) 4 f) 5 d)6 e) 7 g)
2a) Furtherto;inconnectionwithb) causeddirectlybyc) overtheagreedpriced) induecoursee) furthermoref) unsuitableforthistypeofwork
3a legaladviceb afullrefundc thematterd apologye Iwillexpect
4Suggested answerFrommostthreateningtoleastthreatening:a e b d c
6 Eat
Grammar1a) ✓b) I’vealwayshatedc) I’vebeenavegetariand) ✓e) I’vedonef) I’vehadg) ✓h) ✓
2a) have/’vefinishedb) have/’vebeencookingc) have/’vehadd) hasbeeneatinge) have/’veprobablyreceivedf) havebeensmokingg) have/’vebeentalking
3a) Shehasgotthejobb) Callumhasn’tbeenstudyingc) Shehasn’ttelltoldherparentsyet.d) Alysonhasbeenpaintinge) hehasonlysawseenf) DanandUrsulahavebeengetting
ready
41 ’vebeenworking2 ’vebeendoing3 started4 gotpaid5 ’vebeenpromoted/waspromoted6 made7 ’veaccepted8 ’vegiven9 ’vemoved
51 iseaten2 eats3 isusuallycovered4 washeddown5 isused6 means7 contains8 needs
61 became2 rose/hadrisen3 wasmade4 wasdiscovered5 wasgreeted6 weremade/hadbeenmade7 wasused8 alsoate9 bought
7a) Iambeinghelpedwiththis
exercisebyafriend.b) Myhomeworkwillbegradedby
myteacher.c) Mydinnerisbeingcookedbymy
sisterthisevening.d) I’veneverbeengivenaring.e) Iwillnot/won’tbeforcedtotake
anEnglishexamination.f) Mydictionaryhasn’tbeenopened
today.g) Iwasinvitedtoafriend’shouse
lastweekend.
Pronunciation1
/s/ /z/
askbeliefs
extensivefussyloose
restaurantthis
alwayscheesedessert
invisiblenoisypleasethese
Vocabulary1a) 4 b) 6 c) 5 d) 2 e) 3 f) 1
2a) raised d) heldb) shook e) bendingc) stick f) clenched
31 set 5 organic2 àlacarte 6 dishes3 vegetarian 7 paper4 regional 8 flavors
41 menu 5 extensive2 dishes 6 flavor3 light 7 three-course4 fresh
51 Thefirstandmostobviousreason2 Infact3 Asaresult4 Whatismore5 Secondly6 Inotherwords7 Tosumup
6a) 7 b) 6 c) 3 d) 2 e) 5f) 4 g) 1
71 so2 Although/Eventhough3 Furthermore4 eventhough/although5 Consequently6 tosumup7 However
8a) 1959 d) 23,302b) 0.999 e) 1-800-446-5447c) 1/100th f) 21st
9a) love d) zerob) oh e) zeroc) oh
10darkcustomers,chilledmenu,overcookedcustomers,unhelpfulwine
11a) beet e) cookieb) pie f) cheesec) beans g) butterd) peanuts h) salt
Listening1c) ChestnutWinsHamburger
Olympics
2a) 24b) $20,000c) eightminutesd) 85e) 66f) peanutbutterandtoastedcheeseg) hundredsh) 10,000
3a) wolfeddown d) stuffhimselfb) swallow e) gorgingonc) getdown f) scarfingdown
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writing1Forit is better for the future of our planet.organic food is almost certainly better for your health and the health of your children
AgainstIt is more expensive and more difficult to findyou can’t always be sure that it’s organic
2a) to d) ofb) of e) againstc) for f) about
3a) Therearemanygoodreasonsb) somepeoplemaydisagreec) Weknowd) beabetterwayofhelpingthe
planete) Whatismoref) Itisunderstandableto
4a) for d) againstb) for e) againstc) against
7 Escape
Grammar1a) Thetravelagentsuggestedusthat
wegototheFloridaKeysforournextvacation.
b) Heassuredtousthatwewouldhaveawonderfultime.
c) Heexplainedusthatithadwonanawardforitscleanbeaches.
d) Healsomentionedusthatithadafantasticnightlife.
e) Heconvincedtousthatitwasthisyear’stopdestination.
f) Finally,hepersuadedtoustobookitbyofferingadiscount.
g) Thecompanyconfirmedusthattherewouldbenopriceincreases.
h) Oneweekbeforedeparture,thecompanyannouncedusthattherewasa5%priceincrease.
i) correct
2a) doingb) himtobec) methatd) thatite) thatshewasf) hertog) themto
3a) havetotravel/needtotravelb) couldonlyc) hadtobookd) not/n’tallowedtoe) wereallowedtouse/couldusef) couldn’tparkg) didn’thave/need
4a) Ishouldhaveknownbetter.b) Ishouldn’thavetrustedyou.c) Ishouldn’thavesaidthat.d) I’msorry,Ishouldhavetoldyou.e) Itshouldn’thaveendedlikethat.f) Ishouldhavestayedathome.
5a) –;the e) a;–b) a;a f) the;ac) –;– g) –d) a;the
61 the 11 the 21 The2 – 12 the 22 a3 a 13 – 23 –4 the 14 The 24 the5 the 15 a 25 –6 the 16 a 26 the7 a 17 the 27 the8 the 18 a 28 a9 a 19 the 29 the10 the 20 – 30 the
7The HolidayStarringCameronDiaz,KateWinslet,JudeLaw
SynopsisABritishwoman,IrisSimpkins,andanAmericanwoman,AmandaWoods,arebothattheendofa relationship.Theydecidetotakeatwo-weekvacationandgotoliveintheotherperson’shome.Theywanttoforgetaboutmen.InasmallEnglishvillage,AmandameetsandfallsinlovewithIris’sbrother.Meanwhile,insunnyCalifornia,Irismeetsamusicianandloveisintheairthere,too.
8a) Youcan’tmeasurethehappiness.b) Thereneverwastheagoodwaror
badpeace.c) Friendshipislovewiththe
intelligence.d) Menneverremember,butthe
womenneverforget.e) TheMoneyispower.f) Nothingiscertaininthelifeexcept
thedeathandtaxes.g) ATimewaitsfornoone.h) Proverbsrarelycontainthewisdom.
Vocabulary1a) surveying d) boatb) nibbling e) sunburnedc) towel f) shovel
1 surveying 4 nibbling2 sunburned 5 towel3 boat 6 shovel
2a) suggest e) convinceb) advise f) persuadec) assure g) mentiond) reassure h) claim
31 b 2 a 3 a 4 c 5 d 6 b7 b 8 d
4a) ✓ b) ✓ c) ✓ d) ✓ e) –f) ✓ g) – h) – i) ✓ j) –
5a) endless e) relentlessb) careful f) doubtfulc) helpful g) childlessd) tasteless h) stressful
6a) illegal e) unwillingb) illiterate f) illogicalc) impolite g) undividedd) immature
71 should 7 were2 well 8 Whatever3 views 9 must4 recommend 10 sure5 won’t 11 place6 avoid
reading1a) forwomenb) toentertain
21 b 2 d 3 a 4 g 5 e 6 f 7 c
3a) 2 b) 1 c) 2 d) 2 e) 1f) 1 g) 2
writing1Topics mentioned:cost,entertainment,history,language,scenery
2a) 3 b) 5 c) 4 d) 1 e) 2
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8 Attraction
Grammar1a) Itisthought(that)theyhavehada
fight.b) Itissaid(that)theyaregetting
divorced.c) Itisbelieved(that)an
announcementwillbemadetomorrow.
d) IthasbeensuggestedthatFranceshastakenthechildrentoLosAngeles.
e) Ithasbeensaid(that)Williamwantscustodyofthechildren.
f) Itisbelieved(that)Franceshasfalleninlovewithayoungerman.
g) Itisthought(that)theywillbegettingmarriedinthespring.
2a) Chocolateisthoughttorelieve
stress.b) Blondesarebelievedtohavemore
fun.c) Grayhairisthoughttobe
attractiveinmen.d) Paleskinwassaidtobeasignof
greatbeauty.e) Cosmeticsurgerywasonce
consideredtobeanexpensiveluxury.
f) Browneyesarebelievedtobestrongerthanblueeyes.
g) Workinginfrontofacomputerscreenisknowntobebadforyoureyes.
3a) Getyoureyesexamined!b) Sheishavingherportraitpainted.c) Wehadasparekeymade.d) Ihavetogetthecarwashed.e) Haveyouhadyourpictures
printedyet?f) It’stimewehadthewindows
cleaned.g) Couldyouhavemybagssentup
tomyroom?
4a) Ihadmyeyestestedlastweek.b) Youneedtogetyourbikefixed.c) Youshouldgetyourhaircut.d) We’regoingtohavethiswall
knockeddown.e) Thecompanyisgoingtogetits
logochanged.f) Wehadthecarcheckedlastweek.g) Iwanttogetmynosestraightened.h) Youshouldgetyourhomework
checked.
5a) Howoftendoyougetyourhair
cut?b) Haveyoueverconsideredhaving
atattoodone?c) Whenwasthelasttimeyouhad
youreyestested?d) Wheredoyouusuallygetyour
picturesprinted?e) Haveyoueverthoughtabout
gettingyournamechanged?f) Howoftendoyouhaveyournails
done?g) Wheredoyouusuallygetyour
pantshemmed?h) Whenwasthelasttimeyougota
keycut?
6a) Ifyouwere to findsomemoney
onthestreet,whatwouldyoudowithit?
b) Wouldyouhavecosmeticsurgery,assumingyouhadthemoneytopayforit?
c) Imagineyoucouldmakearadicalchangetoyourlifestyle;whatchangewouldyoumake?
d) Supposesomeonewere to giveyouthreewishes,whatwouldyouwishfor?
e) Supposingyouweretogetthechancetospendaneveningwiththecelebrityofyourchoice,who would you choose?
f) Whatjobwouldyouliketodo,assumingmoney,time,andtalentwerenoobject?
Pronunciation2a) absent-mindedb) big-headedc) easy-goingd) good-lookinge) level-headedf) open-mindedg) self-centeredh) laid-back
Vocabulary1a) eye d) dimpleb) eyebrow e) jawc) cheekbone
2a) skin f) noseb) teeth g) cheekbonesc) eyes h) eyebrowsd) jaw i) lipse) smile
3squarejaw,upturnednose
41 big 6 high2 white 7 dimples3 full 8 eyebrows4 smooth 9 eyes5 bone
5a) self-centered d) level-headedb) grown-up e) open-mindedc) laid-back f) down-to-earth
61 self-centered 4 open-minded2 laid-back 5 down-to-earth3 level-headed 6 grown-up
7a) self-centered d) down-to-earthb) open-minded e) level-headedc) grown-up f) laid-back
8a) selfish d) unpretentiousb) tolerant e) sensiblec) mature f) relaxed
91 sensitive 6 conventional2 caring 7 enigmatic3 sensible 8 unfriendly4 practical 9 dependable5 trustworthy
10a) caringb) stand-offish/unfriendlyc) experienced/matured) trustworthy/dependablee) mysteriousf) straight
11a) foot e) eyesb) ear f) neckc) shoulder g) mindd) chest h) arm;leg
121 e 2 a 3 f 4 g 5 b 6 d7 c 8 h
13a) didIputmyfootinmymouth?b) getitoffmychestc) madeuphismindd) aren’tfromthisneckofthewoodse) ashouldertocryonf) I’muptomyeyes(inwork)g) playitbyearh) costanarmandaleg
Listening1hobbies,family,tattoos,jewelry
2a) F b) F c) F d) T e) F f) Fg) T h) T
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3a) 1 I’monlykidding
2 I’mpullingyourlegb) You’repullingmylegagain,aren’t
you?c) Ibetd) Thesamegoesfore) Holdonf) Time’sup
writing1GeorgeClooney
2a) 4 b) 6 c) 7 d) 5 e) 1f) 3 g) 2
3a) Helooksjustlikeb) Judgingfromthewayhelooks,c) Whatstrikesmemostabouthimisd) Thereissomethingabouthimthate) Helookslikeatypicalf) Atfirstglance,heappearstog) Hegivesanimpressionofbeing
9 Genius
Grammar1a) must d) couldb) couldn’t e) mustc) might f) may
3SomepeoplethinkthattheCIAmayhavekillkilledPresidentKennedy.TheysaythatLeeHarveyOswaldcouldn’thavebeenresponsiblefortheshootingandtheCIAmaybehavemurderedhiminprisonasawayofstoppingtheinvestigation.
AsurveyintheUSfoundthatoneinfivepeoplethinkthattheApolloastronautsmustmayneverhavelandedonthemoon.Theythinkthatthefilmoftheeventmusthavebeingbeendonewithtrickphotography.SomepeopleevenbelievethatthegovernmentmighthavefakedalltheApollomissions.
IthasbeensuggestedbysomepeoplethattheUSgovernmentcouldhashavemadesecretcontactwithaliens.AmysteriouscrashattheRoswellmilitaryairportin1947mayhavebebeenanalienspacecraft.Sincethen,itisthoughtthatthegovernmentmayhavekeptanother11similarincidentssecret.
4a) Imayhavemadeamistake.b) Youmusthavebeenvery
surprised.c) Imighthaveseenthismovie
before.d) Shecouldn’thavetoldthetruth.e) Imay(not)havepaid.f) Hecouldhavealreadyleft.
5a) –b) likec) –d) asif/asthoughe) asif/asthoughf) likeg) –h) like
6a) ✓b) Heappearstobeasleep.c) Itseemsasifwe’vebeenhere
before.d) Theylooklikerainclouds.e) Thelocalpeopleallseemedvery
friendly.f) ✓g) Thebarlookedcool,sowewentin.h) Youlookasifyou’veseenaghost.
7a) Itlooksasthoughit’llraintoday.b) Whenheisangry,helooksbright
red.c) Myclassmatesallseemvery
friendly.d) Ioftenlookalittletiredon
Saturdaymornings.e) Mykitchenlooksasifatornado
hitit.f) IoftenappeartobecalmwhenI’m
not.g) PeoplesaythatIlooklikea
famousmoviestar.h) ItseemsasifmyEnglishis
improvingveryfast.
Pronunciationa) 1 ii) 2 i)b) 1 i) 2 ii)c) 1 ii) 2 i)d) 1 i) 2 ii)e) 1 i) 2 ii)
Vocabulary1a) shiny e) eccentricb) run-down f) hideousc) contemporary g) derelictd) tough h) sprawling
2a) sprawling d) run-downb) hideous e) contemporaryc) derelict f) eccentric
3a) captivating d) incentiveb) drizzling e) enigmaticc) endured f) mere
41 When 6 During2 soon 7 On3 at 8 Just4 From 9 after5 Over 10 while
5a) 3 b) 1 c) 4 d) 6 e) 2 f) 5
61 genetics 7 mathematical2 biology 8 economics3 scientist 9 physicist4 science 10 mathematician5 economist 11 technological6 economic
7Arrowlabels(fromtoptobottom):2,3,11 Insert,Ensure,click2 Place,clockwise3 spout,remove,press
8a) Heturnedthedialonthe
thermostattozero.b) Youcan’tturnitonuntilyou’ve
pluggeditin.c) Howdidpeoplechangechannels
beforetheyinventedremotecontrols?
d) Makesurethelid’sontightbeforeyouturniton.
e) Putacupundertheplacewherethewatercomesoutandpushthebluebutton,OK?
f) Takethefilteroutoftheholderandreplaceitaftereverycupofcoffeethatyoumake.
reading1LeonardopaintedtheMona Lisa,designedtanksandparachutes,andstudiedbirds.
2a) 3 b) 2 c) 4 d) 1
3Suggested answersa) Whoseworkshopdidhespendten
yearsin?b) WhowasFlorenceatwarwith?c) HowlongdidLeonardospendin
Milan(workingforSforza)?d) Whendidhebecomefascinated
withflight?e) Howdidhespendmostofhistime
atAmboise?f) Howmanypaintingsdidhedo?
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writing1a)
2Californiatruckdriver,LarryWalters,has / had always wantedtobeapilot.
…fromalocalstoreandfilled them / had them filledwithheliumgas.
Bynow,hewas panicking.
Anairporthelicoptereventuallysucceededinbringinghimbacktoearth.
3a) plan d) seatb) (epic)journey e) pistolc) purchased
4a) LarryWaltersb) beapilotc) jointheUSAirForced) weatherballoonse) weatherballoonsf) gardenchairg) seat
5Suggested answerAttheendofhisact,theArgentinianmagician,ProfessorMarvo,askedamalememberoftheaudiencewhowassittingnearthefronttocomeonstage.Themagicianhandedthemanagunandaskedhimtoshoothimintheface.Themanfiredthegunandthemagicianthenpulledthebulletfrombetweenhisteeth.
Themanwassoimpressedthathetookanothergunoutofhispocket.WhileProfessorMarvowaspreparingtoleavethestage,hesaidtohim,“Catchthis!”andshothim.Hewaskilledinstantly.Evenduringthesubsequenttrial,themancouldstillnotunderstandwhyProfessorMarvo(had)failedtocatchthebullet.
10 Sell
Grammar1a) Themostexpensiveadvertisement
ofalltime,whichwasforthedrinkGuinness™,cost$20million.
b) ItwasmadebyNicolaiFuglsig,whoseotheradvertisementsincludetheSonyBraviaadvertisement.
c) ✓d) ✓e) CastlemaineXXXX,whichisa
kindofbeer,onceshowed17differentTVadsononechannelinoneevening.
f) ✓g) Thelongestadvertisingposterever
produced,whichwasmadebyO’CanadaGear©inAlberta,wasover332mlong.
h) ✓i) GuyRitchie,whousedtobe
Madonna’shusband,hasdirectedasocceradforNike™.
j) Nike,whichisoneofthebestknownbrandsworldwide,spentmorethan$1.7billiononadvertisinginoneyear.
2a) thatb) who/thatc) who/thatd) that/whiche) that/whichf) whoseg) that/whichh) that/whichi) whose
Ind),e),andh)therelativepronouncanbeomitted.
3a) Quantum of Solace,whichisthe22nd
Bondmovie,wasfirstreleasedintheUK.
b) ManyBondfanswhoenjoyedDanielCraig’sperformanceinCasino Royalearegladtoseehimbackintheroleof007™.
c) OlgaKurylenkoplaystheroleofaRussian-BolivianagentwhohelpsBondinhissearchforrevenge.
d) MathieuAlmaricplaystheroleofthevillainwhoBondhastotrytostop.
e) Thetitleofthemovieisbasedonashortstorywhich/thatappearedinacollectioncalledFor Your Eyes Only.
f) ThemovieisdirectedbyMarcForster,whoalsodirectedtheOscar®-winningMonster’s Ball.
4Suggested answerOneday,PhilipK.Wrigley,whowasthefounderofthefamouschewinggumcompany,wassittingonaplanethatwasgoingtoChicago.Duringtheflight,themanwhowassittingnexttohimasked,“Whydoyoucontinuetoadvertiseachewinggumwhichisalreadythemostpopularintheworld?”Wrigley,whowasknownforhiswit,quicklyreplied,“Forthesamereasonthatthepilotofthisplane,whichisflyingat30,000feetintheair,keepstheenginerunning.”
5a) 3 b) 1 c) 2 d) 6 e) 5 f) 4
6a) WhatIwouldn’twantistobe
writtenaboutinthepopularpress.b) It’sonlyinthenorthofCanada
thathe’swellknown.c) WhatIreallyhateisthewaythat
celebritiesalwayssoundsosureofthemselves.
d) TheonlythingthatmatterstosomepeopleisbeingonTV.
e) WhatIdon’tunderstandiswhypeopletakehersoseriously.
f) Itisn’tthesoundtrackIdon’tlike,it’sthemovie./Itisn’tthemovieI like,it’sthesoundtrack.
g) Itwasn’tJohnMcCainwhobeatBarackObamainthepresidentialelection,but(itwas)ObamawhobeatMcCain.
Vocabulary1a) 4 b) 3 c) 2 d) 1 e) 8 f) 7g) 6 h) 5
2a) Icaughtsightofhisfaceforasplit
secondashewalkedpastb) ✓c) Icouldn’tmakeoutthedetailsin
thepicturebecausethequalitywassobad.
d) ✓e) Igazedattherainthroughthe
windowforages,thinkingaboutwhatI’dsaytoher.
f) ✓g) ✓h) Shh!Theywon’tnoticeusifwe
juststandhereandkeepquiet.
3a) confidence d) conferenceb) tag e) imagec) cut f) sector
4a) spending d) teamb) list e) namec) revenue f) value
5a) strippedb) fussyc) carelessd) fiercelye) epitomizef) rugged;heart-throbg) nostalgicallyh) haunting;conjuringup
61 cow 6 office2 back 7 privilege3 far 8 strike4 raking 9 clear5 placement 10 condition
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7a) Igetabsolutelynervousbefore
exams. ✗b) ✓c) Hisperformancewasvery
extraordinary.✗d) Thatwasdefinitelyoneofthe
bestmoviesI’veeverseen.Itwastotallygood. ✗
e) ✓f) ✓g) Themoviewaspretty
disappointing,butthepartyafterwardswasextremelyfantastic.✗
h) ✓i) Thatwassomehorrormovie.Iwas
veryfrightenedtodeath. ✗j) Didyouthinkso?Iwasextremely
boredstiff. ✗
81 expectations 5 utter2 hype 6 entire3 disillusioned 7 complete4 waste 8 letdown
Pronunciation2a) 2;1b) 2;1c) 1;2
Listening11 C 2 D 3 G 4 F 5 E6 A 7 B
2a) 3, 5, 7b) 7c) 2,4d) 3,7
3a) 1 Couldyoucallmeonmycell
phone?2 Pleasecallmyassistantat831-
749-2598.3 Couldyoupleasecallmeback
there?4 Couldyoucallmeback?
b) 1 I’llcallagainlater.2 I’llcallbackinhalfanhour,
c) 1 I’minterestedin2 I’mcallingabout3 I’mlookingfor
writing11 Basicinformation2 Plot3 Cast4 Recommendation
2a) powerfulb) hisperformanceisworthyofan
Oscar®
c) oneofthebestmoviesI’veseenforalongtime
d) willappealtoeveryonee) hasreceivedravereviewsd) Youwon’tbedisappointed.
3a) Thesoundtrack,mostlysongs
bythefantasticA.R.Rahman,isworthbuyingonCD.
b) DannyBoyle,thedirectorofthemovie,alsomadeThe Beachand28 Days Later.
c) AsinBoyle’sothermovies,thespecialeffectsplayanimportantpart.
d) BasedonanovelbyVikasSwarup,thescreenplaywaswrittenbySimonBeaufoy,thewriterofThe Full Monty.
e) Theending,whichisnosurprise,isthestuffoffairytales.
f) “Hollywoodmelodrama,”saidonecritic,butthemovieismuchmorethanthat.
11 Student
Grammar1a) willdob) goingtofail;don’tc) arecomingd) hasstarted;willbee) Willanyonetryf) mightg) aregoingtohave;areh) ’mgoingtowait;know
2a) untiltheexamshavefinishedb) I’llhavefinishedc) Ilookd) finishes/hasfinishede) unlesstheweatherchangesf) Iwillprobablyhavespentg) don’tgive
Pronunciation1a) list f) learnb) feel g) coursec) book h) fand) soon i) buzze) head j) heart
2a) /e/ f) /ɑ/b) /i/ g) /ʌ/c) /ɜr/ h) /u/d) /ӕ/ i) /ɔ/e) /ʊ/ j) /ɪ/
Vocabulary11 pay 5 failed2 heart 6 course3 grades 7 applied4 higher 8 scholarship
2a) Itisunlikely(that)hewillstudy
veryhard.b) Itislikely(that)hewillfailmostof
hisexams.c) He’sboundtoturnupwithouta
pen.d) It’sinevitablethathe’lltryand
cheat.e) It’sprobable(that)he’llendupat
thebottomoftheclass.f) He’snotexpectedtogotocollege.g) It’sunlikely(that)he’llgetagood
job.h) He’sboundtogetintotroublewith
thepolice.
3a) taste d) sensesb) behind e) makec) system f) uptoher
4a) mind-blowing;amazingb) mind;worriedc) heaven;happyd) legs;exhaustede) burst;sadf) rope;desperateg) breath;amazedh) dying;thirstyi) door;sickj) stiff;afraid
reading11 b 2 b 3 a 4 b
2a) MathandEnglish.Children.b) Yes.c) Yes.Becausehefeelshemakesa
difference.
3a) 4 b) 7 c) 2 d) 5 e) 9 f) 6g) 1 h) 8 i) 3
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writing11 a (F) n (I)2 b (I) g (F)3 c (I) f (F)4 d (F) j (I)5 e (F) m (I)6 h (I) i (F)7 k (F) l (I)
2Part1: a),i)Part2: d),f),k)Part3: e)Part4: g)
3IwasborninasmalltownnotfarfromMexicoCity,somymothertongueisSpanish,butIhaveagoodstandardofspokenandwrittenEnglish,becauseIhavebeentotheUnitedStatesfourtimes.IalsohadanIrishgirlfriendforacoupleofweeks.Ihaveaninternationaldriver’slicenseandIcurrentlydrivearedconvertibleNissan.IwasgoingtoworkforatravelcompanyhereinMexicolastyear,butintheendIworkedfortwomonthsatthehelpdeskatMexicoCityAirport,whereIhadtodealwithpeoplefromallovertheworld,andsometimesIgottodriveoneoftheairportbuggiesiftherewasadisabledpassengerwhoneededsomehelp.Itwasfun.
12 Home
Grammar1a) overlooking e) cleanedb) walking f) readc) taken g) locatedd) watching
21 Sitting 5 Fitted2 going 6 specializing3 occupying 7 known4 admired
31 many 7 hardly2 several 8 most3 few 9 enough4 no 10 None5 plenty 11 all6 little
4a) of f) ✓b) not g) ✓c) ✓ h) thed) ✓ i) the(second)e) of(second) j) ✓
Vocabulary1a) gonextdoorb) fossilfuelsc) centralheatingd) streetcrede) fireworksdisplayf) pitchdark
21 e 2 f 3 h 4 j 5 b 6 g7 d 8 a 9 i 10 c
31 Well,I’dbetterbegoing.Itwas
reallygoodtoseeyou.
2 Goodtoseeyou,too.Thanksforcoming.
3 Mypleasure.Thankyouforinvitingme.
4 Callmesometime,OK?
5 Iwill.GivemyregardstoBetty,willyou?Bye.
4a) latchb) shuttersc) dustpan,brushd) parquet,tilese) doormatf) blindsg) glazingh) silli) boltj) mantelpiece,ornamentsk) hookl) outlet
Listening1a) newhomes/residentialpropertiesb) about800c) fourd) Theyhavehighwallsandsecurity
cameras.Theyareguardedbydogsandarmedsecuritypersonnel.
e) 26milliondollars
2a) T b) F c) F d) F e) T f) F
3a) crammedb) link-upsc) bestd) notshortofabuckortwoe) armed
writing1a) 2 b) 4 c) 3 d) 1
2Therearemanypossibleanswers.