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UNIT 7 A THING OF

BEAUTY

GRAMMAR

Exercise 1

1so.

2 those

3 do

4 Neither

5 so

6 that

Exercise 2

1 Nor

2theone.

3 those

4 so

5 do

Exercise 3

Students' own answers

Exercise 4

Students' own answers

Exercise 5

1 I'd love one.-e

2 Do you fancy playing a game of tennis? -9

3 Have you got time for a cup of tea?-f

4 I'm sorry but I can't stay.- b

5 Don't worry about it.- d

6 Do you want to listen to another track? -h

7 I haven't seen you here before. - a

Exercise 6

1 Love your new haircut.

2 Like an ice cream?

3 Got any chocolate?

4 Seen Sam today?

5 Not a problem./No problem.

Exercise 8

1 A couple.

2 Great.

3 Interesting.

4 Once.

5 Love some.

6 Love to.

GETIT RIGHT!

1 Rebecca thinks Kathryn needs to run

greater distances in training if she's going

to complete the marathon and she thinks

SO, too.

2 Monica hasn't been to a fitness class in

ages and Jo hasn't either/neither has Jo.

3 My mum thinks that ripped jeans will

soon go out of fashion and my dad

certainly hopes so, too!

4 Mark doesn't like the retro look and

neither does Finn/ Finn doesn't either.

5 Smartphones have become a must-have

and so have tablets.

6 Isaac is going to cut down on his screen

time and so is George.

VOCABUL .ARY

Exercise 1

1 d 2g 3e 4a 5b 6c 7 f

Exercise 2

1 bang on trend

2 really in

3 must-have

4 short-lived

5 the next best thing

6 a thing

7 had gone out of fashion

Exercise 3

1 shivers

2 racing

3 smile

4 tear

5 soar

6 goosebumps

The mystery word is: happiness

Exercise 4

Students' own answers

VOCABUL ARY EXTRA

Exercise 1

1d 2a 3f 4e 5b 6c

Exercise 2

1 dressed to kill

2 a slave to fashion

3 take pride in your appearance

4 off-the-peg

5 dress for the occasion

6 sense of style

Exercise 3

Students' own answers

READING

Exercise 1

arsenic - pills and soaps

deadly nightshade - eye drops

DNP - slimming pills

lead - make-up

Exercise 2

Suggested answers

1 Disagree

2 Agree

3 Disagree

4 Agree

Exercise 4

Students' own answers

DEVELOPING WRITING

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

13, 1,2,5,4, 6

2 cost of travel and subsistence; lack

of private accommodation; personal

problems; better alternatives in own

country

Exercise 3

1 down to

2 account for

3 infer

4 in particular

5 worth noting

6 most significant factor

7 thus

8 coupled with

Exercise 4

Students' own answers

Exercise 5

Students' own answers

LISTENING

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

1 800

2 remaining native speakers

3 didn't ever really learn English

4 interpret the rules of the language

5 a person's identity

6 as common [here in New York City] as

7 history .

DIALOGUE

Exercise 1

1 didn't catch

2 familiar with

3 lost me

4 don't follow

5 don't see

6 didn't get

Exercise 2

Students' own answers

C1 ADVANCED

Exercise 1

1 C2D3A4 B

CONSOLIDATION UNITS

7 &8

Exercise 1

a T-shirt.

Exercise 2

1 baseball boots.

2 Because they don't go well with a black

suit and no one's worn them for at least

three years.

3 smart black shoes.

4 Because she has deleted most of them.

5 She used to make bracelets and cover

her arms with them.

6 band T-shirts.

7 To never [ever] wear band T-shirts.

Exercise 3

1 e2a3g4c5h6d 7 f8 b

Exercise 4

1 Whoever

2 none of which

3 However

4 whenever

5 both of whom

6 Neither of them

Exercise 5

1 short- lived

2 tear; eye

3 self-conscious

4 body language

5 strong; accent

6 shivers; spine

7 must-have

8 self-assured

Exercise 6

1 modest

2 barrier

3 out of

4 goose

5 broken

6 impulsive

7 heart

8 in

Exercise 7

| 9 ] Shop assistant It leaves your hair shiny

and healthy. It's good for your hair and the

environment. I think everyone should take

a bit more care of the environment.

[ 5 ]Shop assistant OK, I'll be quick.

Imagine using a product on your hair that

doesn't damage the environment.

[1 ]Shop assistant Excuse me. Can I

introduce you to our new eco-friendly hair

products?

[3 ]Shop assistant | said, can I introduce

you to our new eco-friendly hair products.

[ 7 ] Shop assistant In that case, using a

product like Green Hair means you won't

need to think about it ever again.

10Freya So do l. OK. I'll try it!

[ 6 ] Freya I've never thought about the

hair products I use like that.

[ 2 ] Freya Sorry, | didn't catch what you

said with all the noise.

[ 8 ] Freya So, why should I buy this and

not my usual brand?

[ 4 ] Freya OK but be quick, I'm a bit short

of time.

Exercise 8

1 Unprosperousness 2 Feedback 3 purple

4 bookkeeper 5 Uncopyrightable 6 rhythm .

7 euouae 8 ough 9 pangram

Final fact: angry / hungry

Exercise 9

Students' own answers

UNIT 9 FAIRNESS

MATTERS

GRAMMAR

Exercise 1

1 Never

2 Rarely

3 Not only

4 No sooner

5 Never

6 Not only

7 Rarely

8 Under no circumstances

9 On no account

10 Little

Exercise 2

1 had; seen

2 will; climb

3 had; struck

4 have; had/do; have

5was.

6 will; freeze

7 will; return

8 has; visited/does; visit

Exercise 3

1 Never have I been so shocked by a

programme shown on TV.

2 Not only was it untrue, but wildly

exaggerated, too.

3 Rarely do I complain about TV

programmes. .

4 No sooner had the programme finished

than I phoned the TV company.

5 Not only was the person I spoke to rude,

but he seemed to think my complaint was

funny.

6 Little did I know the programme was

meant to be a comedy.

Exercise 4

Not only did he work on the cars but he

was also allowed to drive them on the test

track.

The track was designed to test racing

cars but the boss told Jeb that under no

circumstances could he go faster than 100

kph.

Never had he enjoyed a job so much.

No sooner had he turned the last bend

than the car slid off the track.

'Rarely have I seen such bad driving from

my staff!'

Little did he know that there was oil on

the track.

Exercise 5

1 To be honest

2Ifyouaskme

3 On the other hand

4 Mind you

5 However

6 Let's face it

7 The thing is

8 That said

Exercise 7

Students' own answers

Exercise 2

1 innocent

2 evidence

3 witness

4 defence

5 a confession

6 retract

7 withheld

8 found

9 imprisonment

Exercise 3

1 violent

2 obese

3 Social

4 evident

5 general

6 equal

7 political

8 unfair

Exercise 4

1 a- trial

2d- way

3e- basis

4c- behalf

5 b- terms

VOCABULARY EXTRA

Exercise 1

1e 2f 3a 4b 5c 6d

Exercise 2

1 carry out an investigation

2 go on trial

3 appear in court

4 reach a verdict

5 face a (heavy) fine

6 have a fair trial

Exercise 3

Students' own answers

READING

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

1 Personal needs and the needs of other

people.

2 Admit that they are not a fair person.

3 The writer tried to find out how fair

people really are.

4 Situation 2

5 Situation 3

6 The real purpose was to show that there

are different sides to arguments about

what is fair.

Exercise 3

Students' own answers

Exercise 4

Students' own answers

DEVELOPING WRITING

Exercise 1

1C 2B

Exercise 2

1 However

2 Imagine

3 Now

4 In fact

5 Arguably

6 Consequently

Exercise 3

1 offence

2 first-time offender

3 convicted

4 community service

5 severe

6 to take into account

7 use their discretion

8 lenient

Exercise 4

Students' own answers

Exercise 5

Students' own answers

LISTENING

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

1 In the 1960s.

2 National Aeronautics and Space

Administration.

3 They began in the era of segregation in

America. They faced constant and unfair

discrimination at home, at school and in

their work.

4 African American women had to work in

a separate building.

5 They are usually white and in higher

positions than women in NASA.

6 That even today women face barriers in

certain professions, particularly Science,

Technology, Engineering and Maths jobs.

DIALOGUE

Exercise 1

Dialogue 1

[ 5 ] Mo No, it doesn't. And more to the

point, that's six years of his life that he'll

never get back. He' s in his mid-50s now.

[ 1 ] Mo Did you hear about that man who

got released from prison?

[ 7 ] Mo I'm not sure, but I'd have thought

it won't be easy for him to restart his life.

[ 9 ] Mo Or even longer. It can be hard for

people who've left prison to find a job.

[ 3 ] Mo Something like six years, if I'm not

mistaken. And for something he didn't do! .

[ 4 ] Sam Wow, that's a long time. lt really

doesn't seem fair, does it?

[ 2 ]Sam Well, I heard something, yes. How

long had he been in prison?

[ 8 ]Sam You're right, it'll take some time -

around a couple of months, I'd think.

[ 6 ]Sam Well, when you put it like that, it

sounds even worse. Poor guy. What do

you think he'll do now?

Dialogue 2

[ 5 ] Alana Really? So, how much is too

much?

[ 9 ] Alana OK, sorry. Well, it's a shame you

can't come. Maybe next month?

[ 1 ] Alana Do you want to come out

tonight? I'm meeting up with Jack and the

others.

[ 3 ] Alana That doesn't seem fair. Why on

earth have they done that?

[ 7 ] Alana Well when you put it like that, |

can see what your parents mean. .

[ 8 ] Leah Hey, you're supposed to be my

best friend - don't take my parents' side!

[ 2 ]Leah Well, I'd like to, but I can't. My

parents have told me I can only go out

twice a month.

[ 6 ] Leah Well, one evening last month I

spent in the region of f50, give or take. It

was just under my whole allowance for the

month.

[ 4 ]Leah Oh, they say I've got to do more

studying. And more to the point, they

reckon i spend too much.

PHRASES FOR FLUENCY

Exercise 1

1 have

2 to the

3 news to

4 I'm; mistaken

5 when; put; like

Exercise 2

1 if I'm not mistaken

2 that's news to me

3 Apparently

4 I'd have thought

5 when you put it like that

6 more to the point

C1 ADVANCED

Exercise 1

1 shadowing

2 committed

3 commuters

4 deliveries

5 dull

6 (personal) judgement

7 human resources

8 complaints

Exercise 2

Students' own answers

UNIT10 L EARNING

FOR LIFE

GRAMMAR

Exercise 1

1 for

2 to

3 for

4 to

5 on

6 to

Exercise 2

1 studying

2 taking

3 not going

4 to apply .

5 not passing

6 to speak

Exercise 3

1 Ms Gibbs warned me to work harder.

2 My parents insisted on me going

straight to university.

3 Jasper admitted making a mistake.

4 My headteacher suggested applying for

a job instead of applying for university.

Exercise 4

1 to change

2 for not featuring

3 to ask

4 including

5 to review

6 for not including

7 to review

8 not making

Exercise 5

1 My friends recommended telling the

police.

2 The police warned me not to contact the

thief.

3 The police accused the man of stealing

my bike.

4 He confessed to stealing it.

5 He apologised for taking it.

6 And he promised never to steal anything

again.

Exercise 6

1 are said to

2 is known to

3 are believed to

4 is thought that

5 is considered (to be)

Exercise 7

1 It has been found that 59 percent of

UK graduates would choose a positive

workplace over a good salary.

2 It has been reported that in the UK in

2020, 60 percent of 2018/2019 graduates

were working in a job that didn't require

a degree.

3 It has been established that in 2020,

only 55 percent of 201 8/2019 graduates

were working in their chosen field.

4 Companies have been warned by a

recruitment agency that if they failed to

create career development programmes,

they would miss the opportunity of

attracting top talent.

5 It has been confirmed that by 2020, only

58 percent of 201 8/2019 graduates had

found secure full-time work.

Exercise 8

1 It is thought that eating pomegranates

can strengthen your bones.

2 You probably won't catch a cold if you

eat garlic.

3 Adding blueberries to your diet is said

to improve your memory.

4 Drinking green tea seems to help you

lose weight.

5 It is believed that eating oily fish two

or three times a week will protect your

eyesight in old age.

GET IT RIGHT!

1 The government is reported to have

plans to make cuts to the education

budget.

2 The world

was thought to be flat at one

time.

3 Having a gap year is known to be

beneficial to character development.

4 The dissertation was found to have been

plagiarised.

5 The family next door is said to have won

the lottery last year.

6 The US president is reported to be

going to visit the UK.

VOCABUL .ARY

Exercise 1

1 dissertation

2 sailed

3 Master's

4 scholarship

5 fully qualified

6 full- time

Exercise 2

A 3 b 2 c 1 d 6 e 5 f 4

Exercise 3

1 do

2 went

3 go to

4 get

5 do,

6 done

7 take

Students' own answers

Exercise 4

Suggested answers

1 went

2 took

3 did

4 did

5 to get

6 didn't go

7 did

Exercise 5

Students' own answers

VOCABUL .ARY EXTRA

Exercise 1

1 d assignment

2 f coursework

3 a feedback

4 c module

5 b seminar

6 e overall mark

Exercise 2

1 module

2 seminar

3 feedback

4 coursework

5 assignment

6 overall mark

Exercise 3

Parts of a course: module, seminar

Pieces of work: assignment, coursework

Types of information: feedback, overall

marks

READING

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

1 It's a good way to develop practical,

professional, emotional and personal

awareness and it's beneficial to character

development.

2 It's a good time to think about what is

missing in your life and what skills you

want to develop.

3 It allows people to learn about local

communities, develop empathy and give

you a more global view of your place in

the world.

4 You can learn new skills that you can't

learn in your current situation. You can try

a new line of work and see if you're doing

the right job or choosing the right career

path. It's a great way to experience work

without committing to it for the rest of

your life.

5 They can pursue their interests outside

work and study things they may only have

dreamed of.

6 There are no age limits - you are never

too old to take time out of your current

situation.

Exercise 3

Students' own answers

Exercise 4

Students' own answers

DEVELOPING WRITING

Exercise 1

Suggested answers

course fees; engineering; scholarships; the

school education system

Exercise 2

Students' own answers

Exercise 3

1 para2

2 para 4

3 para 1

4 para 3

Exercise 4

Students' own answers

Exercise 5

Students' own answers

LISTENING

Exercise 1

1 They're a huge distraction in class.

2 Cyber-bullying taking place on school

grounds.

3 Pupils being attacked and having their

phones stolen on the way to and from

school.

4 Road traffic accidents caused by pupils

being distracted by their phones.

Exercise 2

1T 2T 3DS 4T 5F 6T 7DS 8F

DIALOGUE

Exercise 1

1 What will they think of next

2 I'm glad to hear it

3 I think it's about time

4 That's the best news I've heard in ages

5 They've got to be joking

6 That's outrageous

C1 ADVANCED

Exercise 1

Task one

1 Speaker 1- H

2 Speaker 2- A

3 Speaker 3- D

4 Speaker4- B

5 Speaker 5-C

Task two

6 Speaker 1-F

7 Speaker 2-G

8 Speaker 3- D

9 Speaker4- E

10 Speaker 5- B

CONSOLIDATION UNITS

9 &10

Exercise 1

People being allowed to pay to avoid

queuing.

Exercise 2

1 Because the rides were so popular and it

was the school holidays.

2 A family walked to the front of the

queue and straight onto the rollercoaster.

3 It allows you to book a ride electronically

and turn up at the appointed time.

4 Because everyone else has to wait.

5 A quick route through security that can

be paid for.

6 It shouldn't be able to buy you

everything.

Exercise 3

1 Mum insisted on me doing the

washing up.

2 At the end of the day it's only a silly

game.

3 Dad blamed me for breaking the TV.

4 Under no circumstances will I apologise

to Maria.

5 He is believed to have been involved in

the robbery.

6 It's thought that the mystery might

never be solved.

7 No sooner had I got in the shower than

the phone rang.

Exercise 4

1d2h 3a4f5b6g 7e8c

Exercise 5

1 political

2 unfair

3 violent

4 social

5 general

6 obese

7 evident

8 Equal

Exercise 6

1 or less

2 outrageous

3 something

4 do that

5 action

6 region

Exercise 8

Students' own answers

UNIT 11 THE

MODERN WORL .D

GRAMMAR

Exercise 1

1 were / got

2 was

3 got

4 was/ got

5 was

6 was /got

Exercise 2

2 Gilly got stopped for speeding by a

police patrol.

3 You might get mugged if you wear a

gold watch on that beach.

5 After his interview on TV, Steve got

phoned by a lot of people he didn't know.

6 When my mother tidied my bedroom,

some of my favourite things got thrown

away.

Exercise 3

1 My suitcase got stolen while I was

asleep.

2 Helen got told off by her mother for

being late home.

3 The man got seen leaving the bank with

a bag.

4 My cat got hurt by some kids throwing

stones.

5 The new baby was loved by my

grandmother.

6 Film stars get talked about a lot by

people.

Exercise 4

1 will have (it) repainted

2 had (it) cleaned

3 had (it) rebuilt

4 have (it) demolished

5 had (it) taken out

Exercise 5

1 to have; put in

2 have; changed

3 had; repaired

4 had; replaced

5 Did; have; painted

6 have; had; installed

Exercise 6

1 will never be

2 must be

3 might have been

4 may be

5 can be

6 shouldn't have been; might have been

7 must be

8 will have been

Exercise 7

1 it could have been written by a child

3 should not be given to children

3 her hair must have been dyed

4 The red button should have been

pressed first

5 It can only be used in places with wifi

6 Your question might be answered on the

website

7 they should have been kept in the fridge

8 my allowance would have been stopped

for a month

Exercise 8

1 mustn't be thrown

2 can be made

3 might have been worm

4 could have been painted

5 will be seen

6 should be stored/should have been

stored

7 may have been left

8 must have been loved

GET IT RIGHT!

1 Jonah had his bike fixed at the bike shop

last week.

2 My mum has her hair dyed once a

month.

3 George has had his phone stolen at

school. He's furious!

4 Peter is going to have his eyes checked

tomorrow at the hospital.

5 Ben wants to take his laptop into the

shop to have it repaired.

6 We should have had the tree cut down

before it blew over in the wind.

VOCABULARY

Exercise 1

1A 2A 3A 4NA 5A 6A 7NA 8NA 9NA 10 A

Exercise 2

1 shout

2 temper

3up

4 cool

5 steam

6 go

7 tongue

8 peace

9 head

10 Stay

Exercise 3

Students' own answers

Exercise 4

1 socialism

2 optimism

3 ageism

4 capitalism

5 pessimism

Exercise 5

1 socialism

2 pessimism

3 ageism

4 Capitalism

5 optimism

VOCABULARY EXTRA

Exercise 1

1 d 2f 3a 4e 5b 6 c

Exercise 2

1 My parents don't share my opinion on

literature.

2 We have reason to believe you are the

owner of this vehicle.

3 I have a sneaking suspicion you will win.

4 We're poles apart in our attitude to

revision.

5 I had a difference of opinion with my

family about my career choice.

6 We firmly believe that the government

will listen to us.

Exercise 3

Students' own answers

READING

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

1 F- It's a prejudice against young people

and teenagers.

4 F- The writer thinks that older people

are often not prepared to give us a chance

to prove ourselves.

6 F- They should stay calm but make

sure the person not treating you fairly

is made aware of their actions and the

consequences.

Exercise 3

Students' own answers

Exercise 4

Students' own answers

DEVELOPING WRITING

Exercise 1

1 People don't have to work so hard

physically; people spend less time

commuting because they can work from

home; there is more equality.

2 Reliance on technology and related

security risks.

3 Trying to live without technology.

Exercise 2

1 for a start

2 then; not only that; plus

3 that said

Exercise 3

and stuff

don't we?

Hmm

Exercise 4

Students' own answers

Exercise 5

Students' own answers

LISTENING

Exercise 1

D, C,A,E, B .

Exercise 2

1 Because they have to learn how

programs and apps work.

2 It has decreased by 50 percent.

3 It's a faster rate of decrease.

4 Because environmental awareness has

increased in general.

5 Delivering meals to elderly people,

dearing litter from public places.

6 They get on better with them.

DIALOGUE

Exercise 1

Dialogue 1

[ 5 ] Marco So, don't - just smile and think

about something else. Or better, start

talking about something else.

[ 3 ] Marco I get that a lot from my family

too. Just don't let it get to you.

[ 1 ] Marco What on earth's the matter with

you? You look really fed up!

[ 6 ] Sonia Yes, you're right. But it's not

always that easy to smile. I just need to

chill out a bit, I reckon.

[ 2 ] Sonia I've just been listening to my

uncle and aunt going on about how

terrible teenagers are these days.

[ 4 ]Sonia Well I try not to, but sometimes

it makes me so mad. And they're nice

people - I like them a lot, so I don't want

to argue with them.

Dialogue 2

[ 6 ] Stevie I suppose you're right. After all,

there are worse things in life than spam,

aren't there?

[ 4 ] Stevie I suppose not. But sometimes

I get so angry that I write back with

something rude.

[ 2 ]Stevie Me too. I hate those emails,

trying to sell me something or trying to

trick me. It drives me crazy.

[ 3 ] Esther I know. But I try not to get

angry - there's no point in getting worked

up, is there?

[ 1 ]Esther I seem to be getting more and

more spam in my inbox these days.

[ 5 ] Esther Oh that's the worst thing you

can do! Then they know that your email

address really exists. You need to calm

down and just hit the delete button.

Dialogue 3

[ 5 ]Jason Well, that's easier said than

done - we're in the same class, so how

can I avoid her?

[3 ]Jason It's not what she's done, it's

what she's said. Another nasty comment

about my sister. She's clearly trying her

best to annoy me - and it's working.

[ 1 ]Jason I'm never going to talk to Judy

again! I've had enough!

[ 6 ]Harry Sit as far away as possible and

look in other directions - that's what I'd

do, anyway.

[ 2 ]Harry Hey, take it easy, Jason. What's

she done?

[ 4] Harry Look, don't let her get under

your skin, OK?

Exercise 2

Students' own answers

C1 ADVANCED

1 technological

2 unimaginable

3 astonishingly

4 innovation

5 improvements

6 enthusiasm

7 unjustified

8 consideration

UNIT 12

CELEBRATING

HEROES

GRAMMAR

Exercise 1

1 My brother will still be travelling around

Mexico.

2 I will still be studying History at

university.

3 My sister Elena will have finished her

degree.

4 Elena will still be looking for a job.

5 My family will have moved house.

6 We will be living in our new house.

Exercise 2

1 you will have hiked up two volcanoes.

2 you will have travelled up the Amazon to

remote villages by canoe.

3 you will have been whale-watching.

4 you will have seen the glacier that

covers the peak of Cotopaxi.

5 you will have explored the famous

indigenous market of Otavalo.

6 you will have experienced standing

with your feet in two hemispheres on the

equator line at Mitad Del Mundo.

7 you will have had the holiday of a

lifetime.

Exercise 3

Students' own answers

Exercise 4

1 will be queuing

2 will have made

3 will be thinking

4 will have completed

5 will have started

Exercise 5

Students' own answers

Exercise 6

1 was going to play

2 were going to have

3 was going to do

4 would (probably) come

5 would have 6 was going to see

7 were going to come 8 wouldn't want

9 would have

10 would go

Exercise 7

1 Kyllian was going to message you

this afternoon, but his phone ran out of

battery.

2 I didn't think my brother would leave

home so soon after he finished school.

3 We weren't going to volunteer to do

the beach clean-up, but now we're glad

we did.

4 They were going to visit some friends

in Italy this summer, but then the friends

came to visit them instead.

5 My parents thought I would / I'd

probably be late home, but not this late.

6 I didn't think I would / I'd pass the

history exam, so I was surprised when

I got such a good mark.

7 Ana was going to do a cooking course

next week. Now she can't go because

she's broken her arm.

Exercise 8

Students' own answers

GET IT RIGHT!

1 I won't be at the lecture tomorrow.

Perhaps the day after tomorrow I can

borrow your notes on what you will have

done tomorrow.

2 All of next week we will be campaigning

for the fight against child poverty.

3 By next Saturday the final candidates will

have been shortlisted.

4 The moment Eve appears on stage

tomorrow, her lifelong ambition will have

been fulfilled.

5 Next Tuesday the whole country will be

voting in the general election.

6 I will be lying on the beach and relaxing

this time next month.

VOCABUL .ARY

Exercise 1

1 put; forward for

2 campaigned for

3 vote for; wasn't elected

4 is in the running for; was shortlisted

5 nominate

Exercise 2

1 pull off

2 fulfilled my ambition of

3 failed spectacularly

4 his plans fell through

5 hasn't given up on her dream

6 is recognised as

Exercise 3

Students' own answers

Exercise 4

1 particular

2 eye

3 mind

4 spite

5 time

VOCABUL ARY EXTRA

Exercise 1

1 dedication

2 humility

3 courage

4 resourcefulness

5 compassion

6 persistence

Exercise 2

1 persistence

2 compassion

3 humility

4 dedication

5 courage

6 resourcefulness

Exercise 3

1 dedication

2 courage

3 resourcefulness

4 persistence

5 compassion

6 humility

READING

Exercise 1

1 Alice earned her BSc in Bacteriology.

2 Alice showed how drinking raw milk

could cause brucellosis.

3 Alice contracted brucellosis.

4 Alice became the first female president

of the Society of American Bacteriologists.

5 Alice was added to the National

Women's Hall of Fame.

Exercise 2

1 American

2 Teacher

3 Scientist

4 Bachelor of Science and Master of

Science in Bacteriology.

5 That drinking raw unpasteurised milk

could cause brucellosis.

6 Contributions in the field of infectious

illnesses, including meningitis and throat

infections.

Summary: Students' own answers

Exercise 3

1A 2F 3F 4A

Exercise 4

Students' own answers

DEVELOPING WRITING

Exercise 1

1 The LifeStraw

2 It filters dirty water and so it allows

people who don't have access to safe /

clean water to drink.

Exercise 2

1 would change his life.

2 had not seen the problems and

consequences of not having clean drinking

water - death and illness.

3 he took over his grandfather's business -

manufacturing uniforms.

4 save thousands of lives, as well as

produce water filters for use in homes and

a LifeStraw for hikers and walkers.

Exercise 3

Paragraph A 2;

Paragraph B 4;

Paragraphs C & D 1;

Paragraph E 3

Exercise 4

Students' own answers

Exercise 5

Students' own answers

LISTENING

Exercise 1

1 wildlife

2 The Mayans

3 A Sam;

B Joe

Exercise 2

1T 2DS 3DS 4F 5T 6DS 7F 8T

DIALOGUE

Exercise 1

1 He's dying to

2 I'm really looking forward to

3 This time tomorrow, I'll be

4 I'm so excited about

5 It's going to be amazing

6 it can't happen soon enough

Exercise 2

Students' own answers

PHRASES FOR FLUENCY

Exercise 1

1 like

2 fancy

3 ages

4 weird

5 know

6 question

Exercise 2

[ 3 ]Cara Of course! The 23d of April. How

weird is that?

[ 1 ]Cara Hi, Adele. I haven't seen you for

ages.

[ 7 ]Cara Yes, there is. There's a new James

Bond film on. Do you like Bond films?

[ 5 ]Cara I'd like that. What do you fancy

doing?

[ 6 ]Adele We could go to the cinema. The

question is, what's on? I don't think there's

anything good on this week.

[ 4 ] Adele I know, it's really strange, isn't

it? Listen. We should go out some time.

[ 2 ] Adele No, we haven't seen each other

since Helen's last birthday. And guess

what! It's Helen's birthday today.

[ 8 ]Adele Of course. What's not to like?

Lots of action- lots of cool gadgets!

C1 ADVANCED

1B 2B 3A 4A 5D 6A 7C 8C 9D 10B

CONSOLIDATION UNITS 11

& 12

Exercise 1

He's unfriended Tina.

Exercise 2

1C 2C 3A 4A

Exercise 3

1 car got broken into

2 having a new kitchen installed

3 accidents must be reported

4 afternoon I will have finished my exams

5 will/'ll be watching

6 was going to phone you

Exercise 4

1 lose; bit

2 nominate; myself

3 for; for

4let; go

5 off; failed

6 running; shortlist

7 calm; up

8 up; fulfilled

Exercise 5

1 pessimism

2 bite

3 Socialism

4 overcome

5 ageism

6 fallen

7 capitalism

Exercise 6

[ 1 ] Azra Oh no!! My mouse has stopped

working.

[ 1] Azra Very funny. Just fix it will you?

[ 7 ] Azra How should I know when? |

just turned the computer on and it was

broken.

[ 3 ] Azra It just won't respond. How weird

is that? It's just died on me.

[ 9 ]Azra What? Can you fix it?

[ 5 ]Azra OK, but you won't be able to fix

it. You're just wasting your time.

[ 8 ] Omer It isn't actually broken. I know

what's happened.

[ 10 ] Omer I can. The question is - should I?

[ 2 ] Omer Calm down. What's the problem

exactly?

[ 6 ] Omer Maybe I am but I can try. Now

let me see. When did it stop working

exactly?

[ 12 ] Omer OK, this button here on the side

is switched off. You just need to switch it

to on.

[ 4 ] Omer Computer mice don't just die.

Let me have a look.

Exercise 7

1 Because he is blind.

2 When his father taught him to play bird

songs on the piano and took him to the

natural history museum.

3 His guide dog Ronja, to allow him to

navigate through the jungle.

4 To introduce people to the sounds of a

day in the life of the Brazilian jungle.

5 He thought the birds with the most

beautiful songs would have the brightest

colours, but it was the plainest birds that

had the most beautiful songs.

6 Because sighted people are distracted

by sight and do not tap into their natural

ability to truly appreciate sound.

Exercise 8

Students' own answers

WORKBOOK

PRO NUNCIATION KEY

UNIT 1

Intonation: showing emotions

Exercise 2

1 enthusiastic

2 disappointed

3 puzzled

4 sympathetic

5 cheerful

UNIT 2

Different ways of pronouncing c and g

Exercise 1

/k/ biscuit, occasionally, topic;

/s/ accident, cyberspace, decision;

/J artificial, beneficial, sufficient;

/g/ guilty, disagree, regular;

/d3/ dangerous, generally, urgently.

UNIT 3

Unstressed words in connected

speech

Exercise 1

1 If I had money, I would've gone out for

dinner.

2 If she hadn't invited him, they wouldn't

have met.

3 If he hadn't missed the train, we'd be

having coffee now.

4 A kinder person would've apologised

for making us wait so long.

5 We'd still be friends if she hadn't said

those things.

UNIT 4

Telling jokes: pacing, pausing and

punchlines

Exercise 1

The second version of the joke has been

told well. In the first version, the actor has

used pacing and pausing more suitable for

reading a newspaper article.

Exercise 2

A man went to see the doctor (P) and sat

down to explain his problem. (P)

'Doctor, doctor! I've got this problem,' he

said. (P) 'I keep thinking that I'm a dog. (P)

It's crazy. I don't knowwhat to do!' (P)

'Interesting,' (S) said the doctor

soothingly. 'Relax, come here and lie down

on the sofa.' (S)

'Oh no, Doctor,' (P) the man said

nervously, (P) 'I'm not allowed on the

furniture.'

UNIT 5

Connected speech feature: elision

Exercise 1

The last consonant of the first word is lost

when saying the underlined linking

words

quickly: .

1 Millie and Frida came to the house for

cake and tea.

2 Julie ran her fastest marathon last year.

3 I lost my ticket and missed the train.

4 She iumped from the building onto the

cardboard boxes.

5 He travelled from France to England by

boat.

Exercise 2

The consonants t and d.

UNIT 6

Modal stress and meaning

Exercise 1

1 Jack might like your help - even though

he's very independent.

2 Are you going to Paris too? We could go

together.

3 I could tell you the answer, although it

wouldn't be fair on the other students.

4 Julie's lost her job; they may have to sell

their house.

5 Tom may look young, but he's actually

about to retire.

6 It can take two hours to get to that

village by train.

Exercise 2

1a 2b 3b 4a 5a 6b

UNIT 7

Connected speech feature:

assimilation

Exercise 1

/n/ changes to /m/: brown bird, green

pencil, London Bridge, thin person;

/n/ changes to /n/: common cold, foreign

guest, green grass, London cab.

UNIT 8

Stress in multi-syllable words

Exercises 1 & 2

Three syllables: comfortable, extremely,

recognised;

Four syllables: contribution, fundamental,

undefeated;

Five syllables: anticipated, communicative,

congratulated;

Six syllables: incomprehensible,

materialistic, unrecognisable.

UNIT 9

Unstressed syllables and words: the

/I/ phoneme

Exercise 1

1 decided

2 justice

3 arrested

4 been

5 pocket

6 bullets

7 subsequent

8 prejudice

9 convicted

UNIT 1 0

Lexical and non-lexical fillers

Exercises 1 & 2

1 I mean

2 um

3 like

4 er

5 well

6 like

7 sort of

8 | mean

9 uh/er

Exercise 3

Lexical fillers: I mean, like, well, sort of

Non-lexical fillers: um, er, uh

UNIT 1 1

Intonation: mean what you say

Exercise 1

The sentences said in an appropriate way

are:

1a 2a 3b 4b

UNIT 12

Shifting word stress

Exercise 1

1 conflict

2 contract

3 present

4 protest

5 record

6 suspect

Exercise 2

1 conduct (V)

2 suspect (V)

3 record (N)

4 conflict (N)

5 contract (N)

6 protest (V)

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