UNIT I
Vocabulary
Th outer concert audience instrument
punk performance culture drummer
B11 teealy:hinkistening to music iselaxing
2 Conyou pay ata musical instrument? 3 ry
{go t@ a¢many Eve concerts as posible thee
gjeat! 4 |watchat television inthe everings
2Ter wore. ‘5 WSmuch ease fl can esske do the
shopping athe weekends. 6 Iterd w say athome
on Suncays 7 Malang Doing yoo hes e switch
offtom proslemsatwork. 8 I'm aly ino rork
music love the song beat.
Speaking
Hic 26 36 44-58 6F 7A
Reading
o:
10, 26 38 46 56 6H, 7A
1 yourmind 2 adsh 3 ajacker
Bh1A 24 30 45 55
1 fomine 2 tyncs 3 recruted 4 wend
Tih 25 34
Grammar
Bo eoneanc Sa sieeorie
tells 4 are becoming, know, are downloading
5 understand, heer 6 [Link]
7 says are reallylookngforward 8 love, play
9 [Link] 10 citicse, disagree
Use of English
Hit 2630 4c 54 68 70
BC 9A 0A 116 120
1 looking for (2, came across (9), ind out (11)
2 putting usin touch with (),composing music @),
doing experiments (8) 3. common knowledge (4)
Listening
MPic 20 34 4c SF
Grammar
1 id, had used todo, would believe
2 would hadnt used to
1 Yinen twes achild| used te hate cassical music
butl loved rock. 2. Every me went to aconcert |
would buy aT-shircte remind met.
3 My brothers used to a0 to football matches instead
of coming to rock concerts with me. 4 Aftera while
I got used to going to music events on my own,
5. My mothe: could not getused to me doing
different things from my brothers. 6 Now| think
ses got used to it
Use of English
HI 1 lusesrolivein 2 1would goto 3 got used to
snginglive 4 makes mefeelrelaxed hardy ever
goto 6 cameactoss yourmessege by 7 totake
Uplearning& it depends (or)
Writing
bir 2t ar arse
EI 1 stating preferences 2 refusing an invitation
3 makingsuggestions 4 explaining § inviting
6 rrakingsuggestions 7 making offers
8 explining
Hi Inga ~ fm looking forward to see seeing you too!
Lam sony to inform you that Lam unable tomeet
yout the tation Il bein college then and icant
‘rissing missit because Ive got exars soon, The other
bbadnews's that there at aren't any taxs at cur
station, but there isa very good bus service - every
10-minute, and t's better because it alot cheapert
Get the number [Link] get of atthe Post Office - you
know how to-watkiag walk to my house fom ther
Good news about the festivel ~ I've got front raw:
tickets! Soyou wont need to bring binoculars,
That'sal for now, See you next week
‘Yours sincerely
Jo
Missing information: Which evening?
UNIT 2
Vocabulary
Bd harry depressing confusing, frustrating inated
BI 1 confusing 2 independent 3 relaxed
A harmful 5 frusratina/depressina 6 jnitated
1 pessimistic 2 emotional 3 creative 4 sociable
5 sympathetic 6 realistic 7 relatle
8 thoughtful
Use of English
1 inaccurate 2 relationships 3 unhappiness
4 depressing 5 unpleasant 6 unacceptable
7 actually 8 heakhy 9 trusbworthy 10 believable
129Listening
HE15 28 3C 4A SA 6B 7A
Grammar
HI 1 Wefotowcd her drections 3: dose dosely aswe
ould but we sil oct lost on tre vay to the farm,
2 Intheaemoons we were fee to do whatever we
liked. 4 3 She handed in her essay too lately late
and the teacher refused to markt. 4 Ashaey
hard as try, can never manage to remember al ry
reltver'binhdaye. 5 Imnot a: close tomy ster sl
hmtomybothen 76 she spent hermoney 20 fee
freely that atthe end ofthe month she had nothing
left. 7 "vebeen seeing alot of Alicia lately. We've
Become realy good fiends ¥& Its strange that
we get 07 20 well because we have haidly anything
in common v7
4 dificult. 2 brillant 3 angry 4 impossible
5 exhausted 6 fightened 7 enormous
8 tres
Reading :
Hit 2
Elie 2A 3c 48 SA 6C 70 88
90 10 11C 1B IBA 14C ISA
1 looking into 2 getintouch with 3 camecut
4 takenup § longedfor 6 came through
7 taken up 8 found out
Grammar
Et x wasrainingtoohard 2 Icouldnt thinkwhat
tosay 3 but! couldnt remember where! putt
4 you have not got the job
HA 1 dancing 2 teling 3 tobe 4 roby
5 gohng 6 watching
EI 1 She made him helo her do the cooking but he
wasnt vety good atit!¥ 2 Istopped tesmeke
‘smoking over five years ago and now |fee! great!
3 He tried to-phoae phoning her number but she
didn't answer. 4 li never forget te-see seeing the
Royal Wedding on teevision ~ was beautiful
5 | regret inforasing to inform you that your
application for the joo has been unsuccessful
6 Imkeen on doing as much sport as possible to.
keep fit. 7
Speaking
HI 1 sodol. 2 rmnotsueabourthat. 3 thacnt
thought ofthat. 4 Execthd 5 What about you?
6 fmnotconvinced, 7 Isee what you mean but...
8 Whats your view on that? 9 Well actualy
10 Good point. 11 Thatsverytue. 12 Nether
dol. 13 Isupposeso. 14 What doyou think?
15 mnt sure about that.
1 ould to stay witha family the city cente
2 Lenjoy olaying football most of the time.
3 Would ibe possible to goto Wembley Stadium?
4 be really interested in going to Oxford Steet
5 appreciate your offertopiek me up/of picking
meup. 6 tristtnecessary to meet me as my fiend
walbe there
1 Lam impvessed by the range of onions avatable.
2 my pelerence would bet stay 3 Iwvould Ike
4 With regard to 5 My inteestsinclude 6 |would
be aly imeresiedin isting 7 ifatall possible
8 lappreciate yourofferof picking meup 9 itwont
be necessary 10 took forward to hearing fiom you
again soon. 11 Kind regards,
BD suggested answer
Dear Ws Brookes,
Thank you for the letter yousent about
accommedation during the course Im enrolled on. 1
am impressed by the range of optiors avalabie. in
nsw to your fst question, my preference would be
to say witha family inthe cy centre as | would tke to
go out inthe evenings
With regard to extra-curricular activities, my interests.
include football and tennis, | would be really interested
in siting a frnous football stadium if a al possible
| aporeciate your ofer of picking me up at the airport
‘but it won't be necessary because my frend will be
there
look forward to hearing from you again soon,
Kind regards
Catlos Gonzales
Bitar sr ar sr
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1c 28 38 4D 5A 6C 7A BA 9D
WoC A 123
Part 2
13 up 14 Athouoh/While 15 how 16 and
17 of 1B beth 19 as_20 out 21 themselves
22 who/that 23 to 24 their
Part 3
25 proof 26 tuth 27 pointess 28 musical
29 impossisle 30 implication 31 useful
32 explanation 33 dfferent/difering 34 necessarily
Part 4
35 stopped watching television 36 cameacross an old
diay 37 lusedtolisten 38 wouldgo 39 haven't
finshed 40 is verylikelythet 41. when my sister turned
up 42 Icanaffordto buy= ANSWER KEY Gal
UNIT 3
Reading
false
Phin 2c 38.4¢ 38.6 70 88
Ey 1 boinchid 2 puedo 3 gheitago
4 swelled 5 paldoff 6 cdl 7 chasma
8 nationwide
Vocabulary
BEB 1 oct elt annoyed of by/with people talking
loudly on theit mobile phones during concerts,
2m quite frightened wath by/of snakes, though
know i's stupid! 3 Iworrya lot with about the
environment: we really have o do more to look after
‘the planet. 4 My brother is really interested en in
Spori—he vesit. 5 Iget quite embarrassed of by
bad behaviour in sports events; | feel really bad about
it 6 Viete going on holiday next week and Im so
excited wih about i
EI 1 embarrassed 2 annoying 3 excited 4 worried
5 interesting 6 frustrated.
Grammar
HI 1 huvebeen 2 veonned 3 scarted 4 bought
S usedtoyet 6 haverithad to 7 has been
8 have gore
1 haveactualy tanec 2 hasbecome 3 have
beenhavieg 4 havehad 5 have eamed
6 has got 7 havebeenreeding 8 [Link]
Use of English
Hh 1 up-phiasal verb 2 sure ~ collocation
3 through phrasal verb 4 keep ~ colocation
5 like grammatical word 6 2s- gammatical word
BB iis. 2 taeanavah: 3 tacterich. 4 one
S keoplput 6 however 7 like 8 has 9 couse
10 be 11 up. 12 by/sbout
Vocabulary
11 Bang 3 of 4wihn Sto 600
Ed 1 otmoneytoburn 2 bein debt 3 made of
money 4 ahigher standard ofling 5 wortha
fortune 6 is (abit) tight
Listening
BE 1 fem 2 e201 3 king 4 toon
5 cansenation 6 InvoWement. 7 crocodile
8 climate 9 technology 10 rat
Grammar
E+ thetigges:. 2 thesunniest 3 more pollutes
4 the arest_ 5 the mostntligent 6 the best
BD A4 sess Fewer thantno or three eystalsof Paint,
which is said tc be the rarest, are found each year.
B46 swierand but mycountry, ustralias much
‘wetser worse than | thought. C2Yumain Arona
The sun shines for more that than 90 percent of the
time. DS in Xorea students get by far the high
highest scoesin maths ters out they'e nots ate
good at sre other secs 1 France asthe
fore most ur vitors bur Chinas geting more
5nd more popula. F3 London though they are
trying to ge ese fewer people to dive the xsin
the conte cf they
1 mos 2 asimportntas 3 heopler
4 justashappy 5 the best
Speaking
Be
BE 1 vevatteert 2 whereas 3 the 4 Akhough
5 morereined 6 lock 7 lockasif @ while
Writing
18 2G 3C 4D SE 6A 7F
Be
He
UNIT 4
Listening
Mbic 2c 38 48 58 6A 7A
Vocabulary
18C 2F 3A/H 4D 5G 6AH TE
85
Bd 1 costanarmand aleg 2 keep a straight face
3 getting coldfeet 4 cantface $ togetmyheac
around 6 keepaneyeon 7 putting my foot init
8 caught my eve
Grammar
1 shed was walking down thestreet when I saw
my fiend Brenda getting out of a spor cat.
2 The manwro wos drving i wae looking looked
slighty familiar, 3 | assure had seen him
somewhere belore.7 4 Ashe drove off Iwas
feslsing| realised that had met him aa party at
Brenda boyfiends house $ He had been taking to
my boyfiend just before we leftthe party. 6 Later
‘that right, my boyfiend hadold told me that the
‘man hac been tling hi a story about afriend who
hod dsoapeored. 7 Apparent this person was
miesing for several months before he was found living
infrance./ B Henad been werking 5 waitern
restaurant and wings flzename.” 9 The man
‘who tle my boylind the story hast had was having
131cy
iene esturore achat second the
mmssngman, 10 | stil wonder whet Senda dl was
doing geting out of hs char oy
1 wasjogging 2 noted 3 was waving
4 didnestop, $n 6 hedcompeted 7 wanted
8 hadleamed 9 svam 10 hadscen 11 got
12 had deapoewed 13 looked 14 Was 18 fek
16 washed been 17 hodfaled 18 was waking
19 sw 20 vasthing 21 were lugheg
22 tuned ou 23 had known 24 had ot
5 had been woving 26 wos downing
Speaking
1 that would be really useful 2 less useful
3 moreuseful than 4 theleast wefulofat
5 tha'sthe last thing wed need 6 at the bottom of
thelist
Reading
Bh ciime
10 28 .3C 405A 6c 78 6C
90 WC WE DE IBA 4A 158
EB 1 tecersay 2 aftrdode 3 testty 4 iveinood
Stesse 6 dveted 7 adapt 8 witnessed
Vocabulary
EB 1 absoiiey 2 soaking 3 strong 4 dense
5 strong 6 freezing 7 pitch 8 hard
Grammar
BB 1 Tratksiots tous omnia autor
beaurifu garden. 2 We had dinner lat night in athe
mostexpensiverestaurantin town. 3 How often do
you play she gaifevery month? 4 Ihad to goto the
Gent ast week as my tooth wns very painful
5 Where did you have the lunch yesterday? 6 The
‘most imaortant thing we can alldofor the claret sto
recycle more. 7 Im staying at the home today.
8 llovea snow ifs greatfor skiing! 9 could hear a
the rain beating on the roof cf the went al night
10 I could see it was ining. 50 just grabbed tae an
umbrella From the collection inthe cupboard
Tithe 2- 3a Athe S the 6- 7 the
B the 9 the 10the 1 Wihe 13 -
4-15-16 the 17- 18 the 190
20 the
Use of English
HB 1 discourages. 2 unheatty 3 unfortunate
immature 5 inesponsble 6 misundestand
7 disxchartage 8 impatient
Bd 1 unsuccessful 2 discouraged 3 unfortunate
4 inpoten
ED 1 explosion 2 endurance 3 success
A competive 5 survival 6 inexperienced
7 unprepared 8 unsatisfying 9 pleasant
10 ‘responsible
Writing
Basoc
BA ‘es icdoes. we had set out on the walk early in the
morning, At fist itlooked as fit was going tobe
another lovely surimer day bus things change very
Quickly inthe mountains.
‘We had elmost reached the path we needed to follow
bbackto the vlage when we heard thunder inthe
distance. The sky grew very dark and then it began to
rain. At first the rain wasn't very heavy butan icy wind
started to blow and the rain turned to hail Before we
had had a chance to look for shelter the rin grew
‘even heavier and we got completely soaked.
Eventually, we founda cave where we covid take
shelter untl the storm paced - or at least we thought
‘thad passed. No sooner had sve steoped out ofthe
cave to start heading home than we were hit by
another dovmpout
inthe end we got back othe ullage in one piece:
old, hungry and having learnt an important lesson,
1 Atfist_2 when 3 then 4 ACfist 5 Before
6 Eventually 7 Nosooner 8 In the end
[Atfis | could hardly belleve it when Sue (1) had
phoned phoned ie to invite me tothe beach. |
(2) had always wanted ¥ to go out with her and a day:
atthe beach seemed too good tobe true twas! When
1G) got # to her place there (4) had-been was another
‘boy there. (5) hadn't realised ¥ that she (6) was
planning’ to invite nyone ese so |(7) hae iees was
really disappointed. Eventually, the three oF us (8) had
snanages managed fo fit into her tiny two-seater car
and headed forthe beach. Once we were there, Sue
and the boy spread out their towels and put on
sunscreen while | (9) was going went for a quick swim.
‘Assoon asl (10) hae-got got into the water, | eased
how dangerous it was. There (11) was # a very strong
current and alot of waves breaking close to shore.
As! walked back up the beach to where Sue was, |
(12} passed ¥ the other boy on his way ino the
water. | (13) waned ¥ him about the danger but he
(14) hedett-seemed didn't seem to care. It can only.
have been a few minutes later when | (15) saw ¥ that
theboy ('6)had been pulled ¥ along way ut bythe
cuent and (17) was 7 obwousl in serious trouble.
Sue (18) Radstooe'stood/was standing onthe
shoreline frantically waving to hi to came backin. |
tan nto the water swam out to him and managed
to gethim back to the beach safe and sound, Sue
(19) threw ¥ her arms around his neck and (20) bad
asked asked him ifhe wos all ght. Shebarely
(21) spoke 7 to me. | |22) wassaviag had saved the
boy’ life but | (23) was beginning # to wish |
2a) hadnt ¥USE OF ENGLISH 2
Part |
1B 2C 3D 4A 5D 6A 78 BC
9A 10D 110 12
Part 2
13 lf/Supposing 14 in 15 what 16 Do_17 who
18 thatWvhich 19 no 20 most 21a 22 each
2B it 24 the
Part 3
25 frightening 26 amazing 27 description
28 Supposedly 29 exctement 30 useful
31 originate 32 commercial. 33 locations
34 unadven:urous
Part 4
35 moreiiitating than 36 vere soexcted by
37 is very imeresting for_38 get very worried ebouthby
39 finditboring 40 Isawadlacerfor 41 havebeen
(iving) here for 42. exceptTom has won
UNIT 5
Vocabulary
1 vegetarian 2 highfat_ 3 weltbalanced
4 vitamins § salefree
Grammar
EB 1 seme 2 much 3 uc. 4 hay any, much
5 few 6 hardly any 7 alotof & lowat
9 some 10 ailitle 1110. 12 abitot
Tfew 2Afew 3 alte 4 alte 5 afew
6 lite 7 afew @ aitle
Use of English
ED 1 However 225 3 not 4 have 5 than
6 they 7 used B10 9 lke 10 whavhow
11 litle 12 much
BI 1 acomparative—ratherthan (3). 2 averb +
preposition agree on (0) 3 e quantifier ~ ate (11)
“4 a pronoun - they (6) 5 an auxiliary -been 4)
6 an uncountable noun - pepper (11)
Listening
Mbip 2c 38 4a sc
1 biology 2 research 3125 4 big
5 papework 6 rewarding 7 money
@ bigbusiness 9 moderation 10 toast
Reading
m2
Bd 1p 2c 38 4C 5A 6D 7A BA
ANSWER KEY SI
1 reluctant 2 upmariet_ 3 intiguing
4 daunting $ heartened 6 pusty 7 sponsor
Vocabulary
1 off 2down Son 4up Sot 6 any
1 tumed up 2 tumed down 3 tunedon
4 tuned away
Grammar
BB 1 ice isahays save served with your meal so theres
no need 0 orderit separately. 2 Are you bear being
picked up atthe station or shall | meet you there?
3 Turkey aris eaten every yea at Chrstmasin the UK
4 The cookery book was weote writen by 2an01s
Televison chet 5 Inthe past women wae were
fexpectes to doallthe cooking, 6 Too much fst
food ee Is eaten nowadays — people should be
educated about heathy eating, 7 Itisbakeve
believed that people should be educated about the
health benefits of reqular exercise. 8 People are
‘expected to throw their litter in the oins, not on the
pavement. 9 Orde’ oro specl banquet mers
must be placed at least two days in advance.
10 She was alivays being ask asked to prepare the
food for parties since everyone knew she was such a
good cook
1 hashappened 2 has been stolen 3 hid
4 didnitnotce 5 had beentouched 6 had been
taken 7 are kncen 8 was being watched
9 werehiden 10 wil be found
EW 1 nasgien the reise by 2 were brought upinvby
3 was baked by Mary 4 is not permitted
5 nashinguphasbeen done 6 had been
‘opened by
Speaking
G2
ED 1 shows 2 seems 3 lols 4 see 5 obviously
6 of 7 simior BF 9 both 10 clear
Ed 1 licthose we see 2 lke breaest
3 when theres a bit more ie
Writing
‘good range of healthy options avalable PF
=oxganic ingredients not always as fresh as they should
be NF
=very clean F.0.
= sometimes lang queies fr tables at lunchtime N, O
some salad ar too expensive for students NF
friendly efficient waiters RO
great music and atmosphere P.O
limited range of desserts avaiable N, F
interesting décor P,0
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UNIT 6
Speaking
Bbit2tar ar ster 7t er
Biv av ev av
EB 1 eink 2 inmy opinion 3 Asfarastm
conceined 4 Weuld you sree? 5 fs that what
Youthinktoo? @ Well suppose youre nightup to
appoint. 7 |see what youmean but... B Imnot
sure about that. 9 What you'e saying is 10 The
point youre trying to make is
Vocabulary
Film [ant [Theatre [Musical
costumes Jeshibtion [costumes costumes
reduction painting | production | production
set galery premiere | premiere
premiere — Javector actors [conductor
actors ents | perlormances | xenery
screenplay xenery | nage
pedornarces| —~ | age rector
dlrector play aie
location director eviews
cries cries
evens reviews
ED 1 eviews cis 2 screenplay actors
3 locaton 4 exhbtion § stage. 6 preiew
director 7 conductor 8 pley, costumes
Listening
1C 2A 38 4C SA 6A 7C 8B
am meeting (ned arangerent)
2- eaves Gchedule) am going ta get (ntentond
3 will check (offer)
4 could. future possi)
5 going tobe ished (oredition based on fac)
6 wilrake redicion based on opnicn)
7 encs after tne expression 2:00" 8)
8 arrives (atertime expresion when)
Dialogue 1 areyoudoing 2 'm studying
3 aegoirg lve 4 lam’ 5 Tlprobabhy share
6 does 7 isgoingtobe 8 wil really enjoy
Dialogue 2 1 willchange 2 will disappear
3 Welldownioad 4 are probably not going toe
5 wilstilbe 6 therelloe 7 willeven remember
8 wilead
Reading
Miter
Biic 20 36 40 5H oF 76
1 scipt 2 ole 3 auditioned 4 set
5 casting diector 6 typecast
TI 1 mischievous 2 lucky 3 insuting 4 gratitude
5 safety 6 argurrent 7 perception 8 success
9 ignow 10 temotation
FH 1 successtl 2 luck 3 grateful 4 mischief
5 arguement
Grammar
ED + Dicctor wit ave started to meke most of ther
films in places other than Hollywood. 2 Ail video
Citbs wt nave cosed down, Everyone il be abe to
water whatever they want via the ternet. 3 People
wvont have stopped going tobig must festivals ie
Glastonbury and Beriassm every summer They
stllte ery populac” 4 Mary people wil have
Stopped using mole phones as result all the
health wamnings v5 People wil have been Using
smartphone 2p cations fr 3 long that they
havegot bored ith ther. 6 Webcams wal ave
become 3030 that wl ay fel asi the person
yeu tetakingt'sin the roomvith you v7 ot
dfrecord companies wil have gone out of business
because mox peop willnae started to make tei
ownmisteand upload to te lntemat._8 People
will have got used to paying or music and willaccept
thsas only nght and far se the money wll o
directly to the performer.
Use of English
M15 243 se 50 6¢
Bhitces ahois aeoleea nae
5 anaywith 6 into 7 down away
Eis 28 30 4c 5A 64 70 BD
9A 105 115 120
Writing
Suggested answer
Bix 2v 3x 4x sv 6v 7v av
ox
Report on Performing Arts Club Proposal
‘This reports to suggest ways in which we could
‘establish a performing arts cub in our schoo. |
interviewed 2 number of students about this issue
and the following were their opinions.
‘Most popular option
‘Most students were in favour of forming a choir tas
felt that almost everyone would enjoy this. Although
it was acknowledged that singing abit varies, it was
generally agreed that in 2 large group individual talent
was rota problem,
Furthersuggestions
Another opinion that was shared among the students
was thatthe music chosen should be mostly rock orpop music rather thar elassical, Beatles songs were
‘often mentioned in the survey as were Abba and
“Take That.
Rehearsal space and equipment needed
Finally,a number of people raised the issue of
rehearsal space ard equipment. Although the
‘common rocm isthe obvious place to rehearse, i was
pointed out that the piano needs to be repaired.
Final recommendation
Achoir in my opinion. offers students an excellent way
‘of taking par: in the performing arts, As was stated
cexrles this opinions shared by many others.
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108 10 12A
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13 up 14 find 15 how 16 it
19 more 20 out 21 point_22 not
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25 ridiculous 26