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Upper-intermediate Workbook Key Booklet

Christina Latham-Koenig
Clive Oxenden
with Jane Hudson

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 1A 4 LISTENING Colloquial English
a Hes successful.
Talking about interviews
1 GRAMMAR b 2 talking too much
1 LOOKING AT LANGUAGE
a 3 Where do you usually go on holiday? c 1 bus, on foot / he walked
4 2 say 9 check
2 three months 3 begin 10 see
5 What happened at the meeting 3 Modern Languages
yesterday? 4 fill in
4 hotel, a month 5 show
6 5 three
7 How long have you been learning 6 buy
6 Japan 7 answer
English? 7 make phone reservations
8 8 finish
8 right skills
9 Can you tell me where the toilets are?
10 Who are you waiting for? 2 READING
a 1 T 6 F
b 2 where the lift is
2 F 7 T
3 where we parked the car
4 if / whether there are any tickets left for
1B 3 F 8 F
4 T 9 F
the concert tonight 1 READING 5 T 10 T
5 what time the match starts
a sport
6 when Sallys birthday is
b 1 b
c 2 Who cooks in your family?
2 a
3 How long did you spend in Brazil last
summer?
3 c 2A
4 c
4 Do you know whos going to the party
5 a 1 READING
tonight? / Do you know whos going to
go to the party tonight? a 1 B
5 Can you remember where I left my keys? / 2 E
Do you remember where I left my keys? 2 VOCABULARY 3 A
6 What makes you angry? a 2 well-balanced 7 open-minded 4 C
7 Who drank the milk I left in the fridge? 3 good-tempered 8 strong-willed
b 2 T
/ Who has drunk the milk I left in the 4 narrow-minded 9 tight-fisted
3 F
fridge? 5 self-centred 10 big-headed
4 F
8 How long does it take to get to London 6 two-faced
5 T
from here?

3 MINI GRAMMAR 2 VOCABULARY

2 READING & VOCABULARY a 2 more gadgets, lazier
a 2 faint
a 1 D 3 later, angrier
3 sneeze
2 E 4 more I practise, better
4 hurt
3 B 5 colder, more clothes
5 cut
4 A 6 more exercise, fitter
6 be sick
5 C 7 burn
b 1 inexcusable 8 choke
4 GRAMMAR
2 focused b 2 blood pressure
a 2 do I, would I
3 nerve-racking 3 allergic reaction
3 havent, do
4 blunders 4 sprained
4 arent you, have you
5 stumped 5 sore throat
5 Will, wont you
6 by heart 6 food poisoning
6 could you, have I
7 side-tracked
7 did I, was I c Across:
8 sip
8 are you, do 5 antihistamine
9 cant stand
10 fiddle 6 plaster
Down:
6 LISTENING 2 antibiotics
a 1 Ages 5 Middle Ages 3 painkillers
3 PRONUNCIATION
2 spirits 6 trees 4 stitches
a 2 Which university
3 Egypt 7 Great Plague
3 Have you ever done any
4 power 8 sneezing
4 What are your ambitions 3 GRAMMAR
5 Would you like to work
a 2 hasnt started yet
6 How many languages
3 Have you ever had
4 Ive just washed
5 since
6 for
7 has been
8 have only known

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 b 2 have had / ve had c 2 5 LISTENING
3 have been / ve been 3 some white leather trousers a Shes optimistic.
4 have been writing / ve been writing 4 some trendy purple glasses
5 have moved out / ve moved out 5 b 1 F
6 have been living / ve been living 6 his new grey Armani suit 2 F
7 have already unpacked / ve already 7 3 T
unpacked 8 scruffy old jeans 4 F
8 have split up / ve split up 5 F
9 has been travelling / s been travelling
10 havent managed 2 READING
11 have met / ve met a 1
12 have been seeing / ve been seeing 2
13 have had / ve had 3 3A
4 1 READING
5
a D
4 PRONUNCIATION
b 1 b
a 2 specialist b 1 D
2 c
3 finger 2 A
3 a
4 stomach 3 E
4 a
5 couch 4 B
5 b
6 negative
6 b c 1 turn up
c 2 allergic 2 hold
c 1 mainstream
3 diarrhoea 3 option
2 image
4 dizzy 4 disruptions
3 accessories
5 headache 5 scheduled
4 vintage clothes
6 medicine 6 shift
5 needle and thread
7 swollen 7 disembark
6 bothered
8 temperature
7 aversion
9 vomit
8 independent
10 unconscious
9 vegans 2 VOCABULARY
10 foodie a 2 departures
3 runway
5 LISTENING 4 luggage
a, b Speaker 1: press a towel on the wound, 3 VOCABULARY 5 delayed
stitches 6 trolley
a 2 cotton
Speaker 2: a broken leg; put snow around 7 crew
3 lace
the leg 8 arrivals
4 leather
Speaker 3: her friend hit her head and lost
5 linen b 2 check-in
counsciousness; lay her on her side, use
6 silk 3 aisle
coats to keep her warm
7 suede 4 security
Speaker 4: a nosebleed; pinch the soft part
8 velvet 5 flight
of the nose
6 took off
Speaker 5: her friend was choking; hit her b 2 long-sleeved
7 turbulence
hard on the back 3 silk
8 pick up
4 loose
5 patterned
c 2 dress up 3 MINI GRAMMAR
2B 3 hang up 2 such a
4 fit 3 such a long
1 GRAMMAR 5 suits 4 so
a 2 The Japanese 6 get changed 5 so much
3 The Irish 7 go with 6 such
4 The Swiss 8 get undressed
5 The Portuguese
6 The English 4 GRAMMAR
7 The Scottish 4 PRONUNCIATION a 2 had been waiting
8 The French a 2 cotton 3 had been sitting
3 striped 4 had picked up
b 2 the unemployed
4 shorts 5 had been standing
3 the injured
5 fit 6 hadnt taken off
4 the disabled
6 leather
5 the rich
6 the blind
7 The young
8 the elderly

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b 2 arrived 4 The boy was extremely rude to his 5 you know
3 left teacher. 6 Well
4 went 5 My brother eats very unhealthily.
5 got 6 Apparently, James is getting divorced.
6 looked 7 I would have never thought you were 2 READING
7 had already checked in thirty. a 2 Fewer
8 were waiting 3 more
9 had given c 2 Although she studies a lot, she hardly
ever goes to the library. 4 on the high street
10 called 5 more
11 had already gone 3 Unfortunately, I crashed my new car last
week. 6 less
12 had been waiting 7 an individual
4 Ideally, we should leave early tomorrow.
5 I can hardly understand a word when 8 printed books
people speak English quickly.
5 PRONUNCIATION
6 My brother nearly forgot his girlfriends
a 2 sang birthday yesterday.
3 paid
4 met
7 Surprisingly, it didnt rain at all while we
were in London.
4A
5 wore
6 woke
8 Were incredibly tired because we went 1 READING
to bed late last night. a D
7 told
8 flew b 1 b
9 stood 2 a
10 said
3 VOCABULARY
3 c
2 lately
4 a
3 especially
5 b
4 nearly
6 LISTENING
5 yet c 1 short-haul
a 2 Hong Kong 6 hardly 2 scheme
3 Manila 7 ever 3 fees
4 Palau 8 near 4 given off
b 1 a 9 even 5 environmentally friendly
2 b 10 specially 6 limit the damage
3 b 11 at the moment 7 making a profit
4 c 12 at the end 8 aware
5 a
6 c
4 PRONUNCIATION 2 VOCABULARY
a Stress on 1st syllable: definitely; fortunately; a 2 settled
obviously 3 damp
Stress on 2nd syllable: apparently; 4 thunder
3B eventually; immediately; incredibly; 5 breeze
successfully; surprisingly
1 READING b 2 changeable
Stress on 3rd syllable: absolutely; insecurely
a C Haruki Murakami 3 flood
4 hail
b 1 C
5 heavy
2 B 5 LISTENING
6 drought
3 D a Speakers 2 and 3 7 monsoon
4 A
b Speaker 1: on the beach or by 8 lightning
c 1 by hand the pool 9 humid
2 fill it up Speaker 2: historical novels; on public c 2 e
3 grab transport 3 a
4 constructive Speaker 3: academic books and web pages; 4 d
5 distractions in his room or at the library 5 c
6 state of mind Speaker 4: detective stories; at the gym
6 b
Speaker 5: childrens stories, in bed
7 g
8 f
2 GRAMMAR
a 2
3
3 GRAMMAR
4 badly
5 hard Colloquial English a 2 will have had
3 will take
6 Talking about children's books
4 will be having
7 happily
8 well 1 LOOKING AT LANGUAGE 5 will be studying
2 actually 6 will buy
b 2 My daughter is hardly ever ill. 3 sort of
3 His parents are retiring next year. 4 mean

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 b 2 will be flying 9 account 4 stream
3 will have done / ll have done 10 place 5 trail
4 will have read / ll have read 6 curled up
5 will be playing / ll be playing 7 out of bounds
6 will have built / ll have built 3 GRAMMAR 8 make it
7 will have finished / ll have finished a 2 dont get
8 will be driving / ll be driving 3 will go / ll go
9 will have stopped 4 doesnt rain 2 VOCABULARY
10 Will you be going 5 are a Across:
6 wont move 4 grateful
7 cooks 6 nervous
4 PRONUNCIATION 8 doesnt answer 7 ashamed
a breeze, heatwave b 2 are having / will be having lunch Down:
showers, drought 3 ll / will complain / am going to complain 2 disappointed
warm, pouring 4 wont say 3 offended
flood, hurricane 5 ll / will finish 4 guilty
bright, lightning 6 am / m driving 5 homesick
7 havent read b 2 bewildered
8 dont take 3 horrified
5 LISTENING 4 astonished
a A thunderstorm c 2 as soon as he arrives
3 unless the traffic 5 stunned
b 1 Australia 4 in case he forgets 6 delighted
2 Because paragliders have no engine. 5 before she goes 7 devastated
3 -50C 6 until they get c 2 sick of
4 hailstones the size of oranges 7 after I do / Ive done 3 down
5 lightning 4 shattered
6 about half an hour 5 gobsmacked
7 65 km from where she had taken off 4 PRONUNCIATION 6 gutted
8 an hour a 2 account
9 China 3 advantage
10 No, he didnt. 4 attitude 3 GRAMMAR
5 control a 2 hadnt taken
6 decision 3 wouldnt have
7 insurance 4 went
8 nightmare
4B 9 risky
5 would have
6 would have been
10 safety
1 READING 7 wouldnt get
a 1 B 8 had known
2 D 9 didnt have
3 A
5 LISTENING 10 had stayed
4 C a 1 South Pacific
b 2 would have made, had been
2 their ankles
b 2 T 3 wouldnt have jumped, had known
3 Bristol
3 F 4 didnt get, would pass
4 were arrested
4 T 5 had followed, wouldnt have got lost
5 the US
5 F 6 used, wouldnt get
6 Golden Gate Bridge
6 F 7 would have understood, had read
7 American television
7 F 8 could buy, earned
8 too long
c 1 behind the wheel 9 double
2 respond 4 PRONUNCIATION
3 involved
a Stress on 1st syllable: devastated, horrified
4 rates
Stress on 2nd syllable: astonished,
5 not confined to 5A bewildered, delighted, offended
6 reckless driving
Stress on 3rd syllable: disappointed,
7 backed 1 READING overwhelmed
8 no matter a He made a snow cave and drank water from
a stream. c 2 depressed (/t/ the others are /d/)
3 surprised (/d/ the others are /t/)
2 VOCABULARY b 1 c 4 frustrated (d/ the others are /d/)
2 a 5 shattered (/d/ the others are /d/)
2 seriously
3 b
3 part
4 b
4 after
5 a
5 risks
6 time c 1 enthusiasts
7 up 2 shortcut
8 advantage 3 raised the alarm

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5 LISTENING 5 goals
6A
a 1 sleeping 6 obsessively
2 smoke alarm 7 value 1 READING
3 the bedroom 8 come to terms with
a 1 Hearing loss from listening to loud
4 matches, lighters 9 bewilderment
music on MP3 players or at concerts.
5 hot oil 10 principle
2 Around four million Britons are affected
6 close by the problem.
7 towels
8 nose, mouth 4 GRAMMAR b 2 T
9 cleaner 2 lived 3 F
10 pets, possessions 3 had got up 4 F
4 didnt work 5 T
5 had offered 6 T
6 could 7 F
7 hadnt spent 8 F
5B 8 wasnt 9 T
9 hadnt eaten
1 GRAMMAR 10 had worn
c 1 needless to say
a 2 I wish you would do the washing up. 2 rolled my eyes
3 I wish my sister wouldnt borrow my 3 uncool
clothes. 4 assault
4 I wish our neighbours wouldnt park
5 PRONUNCIATION 5 infuriating
outside our house. a /d/: amazed, confused, inspired, terrified 6 it turns out that
5 I wish my granny would get a hearing /t/: astonished, embarrassed, shocked, 7 background noise
aid. stressed 8 deteriorate
6 I wish the bus would come. /d/: disappointed, frustrated, infuriated,
offended
b 2 my brother wouldnt use my computer 2 GRAMMAR
3 you would / youd help with the housework
a 2 doing
4 my son wouldnt stay in bed all day 6 LISTENING 3 listen
5 my ex-boyfriend wouldnt call me every a unwell: D 4 check
day helpful: M 5 seeing
6 you wouldnt leave the bathroom in a stubborn: not used 6 to play
mess selfish: D 7 go out
critical: M 8 stealing
insincere: not used 9 to get
2 VOCABULARY 10 buying
2 exhausting b Ella says that Maxs mum complains that
11 having to
3 stressed she hasnt got any sharp knives.
12 to pass
4 infuriates Ella says that if Maxs dad isnt happy, then
5 disappointed he expects everyone else to make sure that b 2 climbing
6 worrying hes all right. 3 to call
7 terrifies 4 to send
8 delighted 5 to buy
9 frustrates 6 reading
10 embarrassed 7 ironing
Colloquial English 8 spending
11 annoys
12 inspired Talking about waste
1 LOOKING AT LANGUAGE 3 VOCABULARY
2 Amazingly
3 READING 3 Actually
Across:
a 2 E 4 keyboard
4 Basically 7 saxophone
3 C 5 Obviously
4 B 8 drums
6 Sadly 10 conductor
5 F 7 strangely
6 D 11 orchestra
Down:
b 2 F 1 soprano
3 F 2 READING 3 cello
4 T a 1 C 5 bass guitar
5 T 2 E 6 choir
6 F 3 B 9 flute
7 F 4 D
8 T 5 A
c 1 repeatedly
2 denial
3 flawed
4 simultaneously

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 4 PRONUNCIATION 5 sleeping pills 4 a
a 2 macchiato 6 log 5 b
3 chorus 7 keeps, awake
8 pillow c 2 target
4 fianc 3 getting involved in
c 1 photographs b 2 nap 4 rage
2 architecture, graffiti 3 insomnia 5 offensive
3 barista, croissant 4 set 6 remove
4 soprano, microphone 5 nightmare 7 lacking
5 ballet, rhythm 6 jet-lagged 8 threads
7 yawn
8 fast asleep
5 LISTENING 3 VOCABULARY
a C It describes a new treatment for a 2 mind
Alzheimers patients.
4 PRONUNCIATION 3 avoid
b 1 fall, yawn 4 Remind
b 1 c 2 alarm, fast 5 argue
2 c 3 jet-lagged, nap 6 seems
3 a 4 asleep, insomnia, siesta 7 notice
4 b 5 nightmare
5 c b 2 expected
3 beat
4 robbed
5 LISTENING
5 denied
a C what we should and shouldnt eat and 6 lay
6B drink 7 rose
b 1 caffeine
1 GRAMMAR 2 fat
a 2 driving 3 late 4 MINI GRAMMAR
3 living 4 light snack 2 What would you rather do, stay in or go
4 used to 5 water, bathroom out?
5 being 6 milky drink 3 Id rather not cook tonight if you dont
6 working 7 liquid, quickly mind.
7 play 4 Where would you rather go, Greece or
8 used to Italy?
b 2 got used to working 5 Id rather walk than take the car.
3 not used to having 6 Id rather not go to the cinema if you
4 used to wear
7A dont mind.
5 got used to living 1 GRAMMAR
6 used to looking after
a 2 might have gone
7 got used to using 6 LISTENING
3 cant have seen
8 am not used to sleeping a 1 kitchen
4 might have taken
2 (high) street
5 cant have moved
3 car
6 must have done
2 READING 4 kitchen
a Yes, they do. b 2 should have / ought to have filled up 5 work
3 shouldnt have / oughtnt to have left
b 1 C b Speaker 1: D
4 shouldnt have / oughtnt to have bought
2 F Speaker 2: A
5 should have / ought to have taken
3 A Speaker 3: B
6 should have / ought to have dressed up
4 E Speaker 4: E
7 should have / ought to have gone off
5 B Speaker 5: C
8 shouldnt have / oughtnt to have stayed up
c 1 outbursts c 2 must have told
2 put out 3 may have fallen
3 mumbled 4 cant have been
4 bury 5 might not have heard 7B
5 comes out with 6 must have forgotten
6 dangle 7 may not have had 1 GRAMMAR
7 dealing with 8 cant have seen a 2 looks as if
8 running riot 3 smells
9 recollection 4 tastes like
10 absurd 2 READING 5 feels like
6 sounds as if
a 1 People can get very aggressive
7 tastes as if
2 Stricter controls
3 VOCABULARY
a 2 oversleep b 1 c
3 snores 2 b
4 sleepy 3 c

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b 2 tastes 6 LISTENING 2 READING
3 looks like a 1 They are both method actors. a 1 E
4 smells as if / smells like 2 They have both won an Oscar. 2 A
5 sounds like 3 F
6 feels b 1 b
4 B
7 looks as if / looks like 2 b
5 D
3 a
6 C
4 c
2 VOCABULARY 5 a b 1 key in
6 c 2 landline
a 2 thigh
3 elbow 3 purchase
4 lungs 4 require
5 calf 5 dispose of
6 kidneys Colloquial English 6 have access to
7 ankle 7 gather
Talking about acting 8 go through
8 heart
9 waist 1 LOOKING AT LANGUAGE
Hidden body part: shoulders 2 completely
3 tremendously
3 GRAMMAR
b 2 yawning a 2 had been stolen
3 shook 4 overwhelmingly
5 extraordinarily 3 be caught
4 waved 4 (be) punished
5 combed 6 absolutely
7 fantastically 5 questioned
6 stare 6 visited
7 has just been arrested
8 is being held
3 READING 2 READING 9 will be heard / is being heard
a b non-verbal clues a 1 a 10 expect / are expecting
2 d 11 be given
b 1 T 3 c 12 will be stolen
2 T 4 b
3 F 5 b b 3 is expected to be acquitted
4 F 4 are reported to have taken the presidents
5 T wife
6 F 5 thought that the terrorists are hiding
7 T somewhere in France
8 F 8A 6 known that the suspect is dangerous
9 T 7 are reported to have damaged the art
1 VOCABULARY
10 F gallery
a 2 hijacking
8 said that the police have arrested three
c 1 misconception 3 smuggling
men
2 presume 4 terrorism
3 mask 5 vandalism
4 fake 6 fraud
5 white lies 7 bribery 4 MINI GRAMMAR
6 fidget 8 murder 2 have our burglar alarm tested
7 give them away 3 have had my car repaired
8 genuine b 2 blackmail, to blackmail 4 had his house painted
3 drug dealing, drug dealer 5 will have my carpets cleaned
4 mugger, to mug 6 are having a wall built
5 rape, to rape 7 has his flat cleaned
4 MINI GRAMMAR 6 theft, thief 8 are having our garden redesigned
2 e 7 robber, to rob
3 g 8 stalking, to stalk
4 h 9 hacking, hacker
5 d 5 PRONUNCIATION
6 b c 2 robbery a 2 jury
7 c 3 stalker 3 guilty
8 a 4 smuggle 4 blackmail
5 bribe
6 mugged / robbed
5 PRONUNCIATION 7 hack 6 LISTENING
2 t h u m b 8 burglar a Speaker 1: B
3 k n e e l d 2 verdict Speaker 2: F
4 p a l m 3 charged Speaker 3: E
5 m u s c l e 4 court Speaker 4: A
6 w h i s t l e 5 investigating Speaker 5: D
6 acquitted
7 witnesses
8 fine
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b 1 F b 1 handle 2 VOCABULARY
2 T 2 a dozen or so a 2 markets
3 T 3 smarter 3 imports
4 F 4 from time to time 4 exports
5 F 5 pay rise 5 expanding
6 stay on top of 6 launch
7 deadline 7 become
8 quoted 8 take over
9 urge
8B b 2 makes
3 doing
1 GRAMMAR 4 PRONUNCIATION 4 made
a 2 eating 5 make
a Stress on 1st syllable: offer, promise,
3 not to be 6 doing
threaten
4 visiting 7 do
Stress on 2nd syllable: accuse, admit,
5 not to park 8 make
advise, agree, convince, deny, insist,
6 not telling
invite, persuade, refuse, remind, suggest c Across:
7 to take
4 chain
8 to give
6 clients
9 to return
10 stealing
5 LISTENING 7 headquarters
a 1 the weather forecast Down:
b 2 advised him not to leave 2 1987 1 multinational
3 suggested going 3 a weather presenter 2 branch
4 offered to make 4 a hurricane 4 CEO
5 warned us not to park 5 he said there wasnt going to be a 5 owner
6 apologized for being hurricane
7 invited Sarah to have dinner 6 190 km per hour
8 insisted on going 7 18 3 MINI GRAMMAR
8 15 million 2 Whichever
9 in the opening ceremony of the 2012 3 whatever
2 VOCABULARY London Olympic Games 4 whenever
a 2 critics 10 on YouTube 5 whoever
3 newsreader 6 however
4 commentator
5 reporter
6 editor 4 GRAMMAR
7 presenter 9A
a 2 to
8 freelance journalist 3 even though
9 agony aunt 1 READING
4 in order to
a 2009: Bernard Madoff
b 2 wed 5 so as not to
2008: Lou Pearlman
3 quit 6 in spite of
1920s: Charles Ponzi
4 quiz 7 despite
1880s: Early Ponzi schemers
5 back 8 so that
6 hit b 1 A
b 2 in spite of the fact that they dont do any
7 tipped 2 E
marketing
8 bids 3 F
3 so that they would sell more products
9 clash 4 D
4 so as not to miss my train
10 split 5 C
5 although I was late
c 1 trustworthy
2 pouring in
3 READING 3 fund 5 PRONUNCIATION
a 1 B 4 flops a 2 records
2 E 5 coupon 3 increase
3 C 6 buck 4 decrease
4 G 7 legitimate 5 progress
5 A 6 permits
6 H 7 produces
7 D 8 refunds
8 F
b 1 exports
2 records
3 increase
4 decrease
5 progress
6 permits
7 produces
8 refunds

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6 LISTENING 6 is
10A
a Two Caller 1 and Caller 5 7 are / is
8 is 1 GRAMMAR
b 2 The owner of the ticket was a 61-year-old 9 are
woman. a 2 Everybody was
10 are
3 If the Staceys dont pay the money back, 3 Everything went wrong
theyll spend 11 months in prison. 4
4 Caller 1 says that the Staceys used the 5 All men
4 PRONUNCIATION 6
money to pay off their debts.
a Stress on 1st syllable: friendliness, 7 Most people
5 Caller 2 compares finding the lottery
government, ignorance, poverty, 8
ticket to finding some car keys.
Stress on 2nd syllable: bilingual,
6 Caller 3 thinks that the couple should b 2 None
convenience, excitement, reduction
have given the ticket to the manager of 3 any
Stress on 3rd syllable: antisocial,
the supermarket. 4 none
entertainment, overcrowded,
7 Caller 4 says that the couple had a legal 5 no
unemployment
obligation to return the ticket. 6 Any
8 Caller 5 feels some sympathy towards
the couple. c 2 neither
5 LISTENING 3 either
a Speaker 1: Prague 4 nor
Speaker 2: Vancouver 5 Both
Speaker 3: Buenos Aires 6 both
9B Speaker 4: Melbourne 7 Neither
Speaker 5: Hong Kong
1 READING
a b stimulating b 1 F
2 C 2 VOCABULARY
b 1 b 3 B a 2 chemical
2 a 4 A 3 biology
3 b 5 E 4 genetic
4 d 5 Physics
5 c
b 2 e
3 a
Colloquial English 4 b
2 VOCABULARY 5 d
a 2 post Talking about advertising
3 sub c 2 be a guinea pig
4 mono 1 LOOKING AT LANGUAGE 3 made, discovery
5 over, under 2 had their day 4 test new drugs
6 mega 3 get into your head 5 prove, theory
7 multi 4 word for word
8 bi 5 their ears perk up
9 auto 6 a captive audience 3 READING
10 mis 7 hit a false note a 1 C
2 E
b 2 weakness
3 D
3 belief 2 READING 4 A
4 strength
a 1 C 5 B
5 height
2 A
6 racism b 1 C
3 D
7 convenience 2 E
4 B
8 brotherhood 3 D
9 improvement b 1 F 4 B
10 success 2 T 5 A
3 T 6 D
4 F 7 B
3 GRAMMAR 5 F 8 A
a 3 6 F 9 E
4 7 T 10 C
5 some cheap accommodation 8 F
c 1 thought up
6 some bad news 2 a gap in the market
7 glass 3 withdrawn
8 4 sketches
9 good behaviour 5 spilling
10 some paper 6 mass producing
b 2 is 7 still going strong
3 are / is 8 royalties
4 is
5 are
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4 PRONUNCIATION 3 VOCABULARY
2 same syllable (first) a 2 peace and quiet
3 same syllable (second) 3 sooner or later
4 different syllable (experiment, 4 knife and fork
experimental) 5 bed and breakfast
5 same syllable (second) 6 more or less
6 same syllable (first) 7 all or nothing
7 different syllable (scientist, scientific) 8 salt and pepper
8 different syllable (theory, theoretical) 9 now or never
10 once or twice
b 1 pieces
5 LISTENING 2 sick, tired
a 1 smoke detector (right picture) 3 give, take
2 glasses (bottom left picture) 4 ups, downs
3 ear thermometer (top left picture) 5 law, order
b 1 poisonous gases 6 safe, sound
2 level of sensitivity 7 wait, see
3 scratch 8 now, again
4 new substance
5 measure the temperature
6 reduce the amount 4 PRONUNCIATION
a 2 /i/
3 //
4 //
5 //
10B 6 /i/
1 READING
a He didnt go to the ceremony to protest
5 LISTENING
about the treatment of American Indians
on TV and in films, and about what was a 1 c
happening at Wounded Knee. 2 b
3 c
b 1 c
2 a b 1 Bertie
3 d 2 write with his right hand when he was
4 b left-handed
5 c 3 his brother, Edward
4 1925
5 by filling his mouth with marbles
6 at his own office
2 GRAMMAR 7 10 months
a 2 a 8 because he wanted to marry a divorced
3 , American woman
4 9 his therapist Mr Logue
5 the, the 10 he called the King Your Majesty, which
6 he had previously refused to do
7 a
8 ,
b 2 the
3 The
4 , the
5 the,
6 , the,
7 The, the
8 The, the
c 3 gone to prison
4 at school
5
6 at church
7
8 at university
9
10
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