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ANSWER KEY New American Inside Out D.R. © Macmillan Publishers, S.A. de C.V. 2010 Workbook Upper intermediate Answer Key 1  Impressions Grammar 1 a) 1 b) 6 c) 4 d) 8 e) 3 f) 2 g) 7 h) 5 2 1 just bought 2 was walking 3 saw 4 had been looking 5 was selling 6 used to have 7 always feel 8 ’m wearing 3 a) So does Venice. b) So is Titanic. c) Neither has Jodie Foster. d) So did Daniel Day-Lewis. e) So does Keifer Sutherland. f) Neither has Antonio Banderas. g) Neither was Schwarzenegger. h) So did Tom Hanks. Sentences c, f, and h are completely untrue. 4 a) So do I. / I don’t! b) So have I. / I haven’t! c) So would I. / I wouldn’t! d) Neither do I. / I do! e) Neither do I. / I do! f) So am I. / I’m not! g) So did I. / I didn’t! h) Neither have I. / I have! i) Neither could I. / I could! 5 a) weren’t you R b) aren’t you F c) are you F d) do you R e) don’t you R f) didn’t you F g) can you R h) have you F i) did you F 6 a) doesn’t she b) did I c) aren’t I d) haven’t you e) was it f) does she g) do they 7 a) b) Do you mind telling me how you met him or her? c) Could you tell me what your first thoughts were? d) e) Do you think that you made a good impression on him or her? f) Do you know what he or she is doing now? g) I’d like to know if/whether you still have the same opinion about this person. 8 a) Do you know know what kind of salary you are looking for? b) Could you tell me which political party you vote for? c) Do you think that you work well under stress? d) Do you mind telling me if/ whether you have ever been in trouble with the police? e) I’d like to know what is more important for you: money or job satisfaction. f) Would you say that you are a “morning person” or an “afternoon person”? g) I’d like to know whether you believe in God. Pronunciation a) Speaker A b) Speaker A c) Speaker B d) Speaker B e) Speaker A f) Speaker B Vocabulary 1 Usually positive characteristics: warm, charming, hearty, sparkling Usually negative characteristics: abrasive, fake, harsh, shrill, strident 2 a) 6 b) 5 c) 2 d) 4 e) 1 f) 7 g) 3 3 a) charming e) staring b) firm f) spiky c) impassive g) husky d) forced h) designer 4 a) rediscover e) relocate b) reunite f) reconsider c) rebuild g) rewrite d) reinvent h) reschedule 5 a) rearrange e) remake b) reconstruct f) redo c) rethink g) repackage d) reword h) re-examine 6 a) buckle e) sleeve b) zipper f) belt c) button g) hem d) cuff h) collar 7 a) cuff d) sleeve b) button e) buckle c) belt 8 1c 2d 3a 4e 5b 9 1 guess 4 up 2 can’t 5 annoying 3 down 10 1 that 7 resemblance 2 over 8 same 3 one 9 recognize 4 with 10 looks 5 image 11 like 6 bears 12 looking 1

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a n s w e r k e yNew American Inside Out D.R. © Macmillan Publishers, S.A. de C.V. 2010

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.