Workbook Answer Key

1A 3
4
keep
missed
6 READING
a He would say it was fiction.
1 GRAMMAR 5 blank
b 1 E 2 B 3 F 4 A 5 D
6 enough
a 2 doesn’t have / hasn’t got c 1 jam-packed
7 heart
3 Did you have 2 somewhere along the line
4 Do you have / Have you got 2 VOCABULARY 3 plain sailing
5 had 4 was up to
a 2 rewarding 5 is another matter
6 h had
had 3 demanding
7 didn’t
did have to 6 jump at the chance
4 promoted
8 won’t have
b 2 doesn’t
doesn’ have to
5 employ 7 LISTENING
6 downsized
3 have, had a The man would love to be a travel
7 monotonous
4 haven’t got / don’t have
ha / haven’t writer and would hate a job on a
8 out of work
5 ’m having production line.
9 perks
6 hasn’t
’t been b 1 The man thinks he would be good
10 hire
7 Did,
d, have at the first job because he thinks
b 2 full-time
8 do, have / have, go
got he is quite sociable, is a good
3 job-hunting
writer, he doesn’t mind living out of
2 VOCABULARY
ABULARY
A 4 academic qualifications
a suitcase, he can live cheap.
5 career ladder
a 2 sarcastic
stic 2 A downside might be that you
6 events management
3 conscientious
ntious would have to write a book, even if
7 permanent job
4 resourcefull you had nothing to say.
8 clocking out
5 thorough 3 He thinks he would hate the
9 apply
a for a position
6 sympathetic second job because he wouldn’t
7 gentle 3 GRAMM
G
GRAMMAR have to think and it would be very
8 straightforward repetitive.
a 2 Consequently
Co
Conseque 4 He did a job of this kind when he
b 2 seems 3 Even though
3 taken was 18, but he didn’t like it.
4 becaus
because
4 tends / tries 5 nott to
5 refused 6 due to
6 take 7 nevertheless
Colloquial English:
c 2 a pain in the neck 8 in case Work and family
3 has a (very) short temper b 2 so as not to forget tthe time
4 a cold fish 3 as a result, until
esult, it will be closed unt 1 LOOKING AT LANGUAGE
5 down to earth further
er notice 2 Apparently
6 a soft touch 4 due to thehe late arrival of the 3 as to
incoming
oming plane 4 in a way
3 PRONUNCIATION 5 basically
5 despitete not
ot meeting all the
a 2 conscientious requirements
ments
ents 6 really
3 curious 6 so that theyy would be ready for the 7 I mean
4 determined exam the nextt day 8 anyway
a
5 gentle 7 in spite of not being
eing able
le to go to
6 self-sufficient the interview / in spite
pite of the fact
act 2 READING
R
7 steady that she wasn’t able to o go to the
he a 1 D 2 F 3 A 4 E 5 B
8 resourceful interview
9
10
sarcastic
spontaneous
8 owing to his sickness / owing
the fact that he was sick
ng to
2A
11 sympathetic
1 LEXIS IN CON
CONTEXT
12 thorough 4 LEXIS IN CONTEXT
2 fluid
4 LEXIS IN CONTEXT 2 ploy
3 part
3 issue
2 stuck 4 random
andom
4 travel-focused
3 together 5 ance
guidance
5 workload
4 eye
5 around
6 tackle 2 PRONUNCIATION
NUNCIATION
CIATION
6 gut 5 PRONUNCIATION a 3 S
7 head 4 S
a 2 freelance
8 off 5 D
3 temporary
9 white 6 S
4 volunteer
7 D
5 LISTENING 5 compassionate
8 D
6 maternity
a They mention more advantages. 9 S
7 permanent
b A 3 B 2 C 4 D 1 10 D
8 motivating
6 READING 9 monotonous 3 GRAMMAR
10 academic
a Sentence 1 is the best. a 2 ✗ talking to each other / one
11 management
b 1 c 2 b 3 d 4 a 5 c 6 b another
12 qualifications
3 ✓
c 1 event
1B 2
3
quit
perks
4 ✗
5 ✗
we should help ourselves
When a guest leaves their room
6 ✗ by myself / on my own
1 LEXIS IN CONTEXT 4 benefits
7 ✗ so far below her
2 hold 8 ✓

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 b 2 myself 8 ✗ I’d been hiding 5 out
3 each other / one another 9 ✗ were still working 6 down
4 One 10 ✓ 7 on
5 yourself b 2 shared / used to share 8 through
6 They 3 went / used to go 9 by
7 herself 4 had brushed 10 back
8 you / one 5 would lie / used to lie
c 2 it 6 fell 3 LEXIS IN CONTEXT
3 There 7 had been singing 2 rule out
4 it 8 stopped 3 win, over
5 There 9 stood 4 foot, bill
6 there 10 looked 5 short, sweet
7 There 11 was staring 6 miss out
8 there
th 12 told 7 follow through
9 It 13 was watching 8 make up, mind
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10 it 14 had seen
15 didn’t sleep 4 GRAMMAR
4 VOCABULARY
VOCAB
VOCABULAR 2 Can you get Paul to look at my
a 2 take
tak in 3 VOCABULARY computer?
3 tell a 2 fear 3 I’ll never get used to getting up at
4 pick up 3 improvement 5:30 in the morning.
5 say 4 hatred 4 The afternoon shadows got longer as
6 get by 5 death the sun went down.
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7 talk 6 belief 5 We’re getting our kitchen repainted
8 brushh up 7 shame next month.
b 2 requested
t b 2 wisdom 6 I can’t get the kids to eat their dinner.
3 error
rror 3 childhood 7 I hope I don’t get sent to Chicago –
4 respond
pond to 4 sadness I want to stay in Los Angeles.
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5 tongue e 5 celebration 8 Public transportation in my town is
c 2 speak herr mind 6 membership getting better.
3 on the tip off my tongue
ngue 7 sickness 9 My boss got fired for stealing money.
4 at cross purposes
ses 8 boredom
b 10 Could you possibly get Mike to pick
5 get my head aroundund me up?
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4 PRONUNCIATION
PRO
PRONUN
5 READING a Circle celebr
celebration, imagination, and 5 LISTENING
a How the language is constructed,
ucted, curiosity a Speakers 2, 4 and 5 had successful
culture, and the way objects are
e dates.
classified 5 LISTENING
LISTEN Speakers 1 and 3 had unsuccessful
b 1 D 2 G 3 A 4 E 5 B 6 H a Speaker 4 dates.
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c 1 derogatory b A 3 B 1 C 4 D 2 E 5 b 1 F 2 F 3 T 4 F 5 F 6 T
2 formulate F 1 G 5 H 4 I 2 J 3 7 T 8 T 9 F 10 F
3 concur
4 versus 6 READING
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5 determine a 9/10
/10 a Number 5 caused the most damage.
6 addressed b 1 T 2 F 3 F 4 F 5 T 6 F b 1 H 2 C 3 D 4 E 5 F 6 B
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7 revealing

6 LISTENING 3A 3B
b 1 Do you find it easier to understand 1 PRONUNCIATION
TION 1 VOC
VOCABULARY
native or non-native speakers of
English? a 2 rendezvous a Across:
Acros 4 spear
ce
2 How do you feel about having your 3 faux pas 5 sword
English corrected? 4 déjà vu 6 helmet
3 Do you have any funny or 5 entrepreneur Down:
Dow :
Down 1 bow
embarrassing stories related to 6 ballet 3 arr
arrow
misunderstanding someone? 7 bouquet 5 shield
4 Is there anything you still find 8 fiancé(e) b 2 casualties
alties
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difficult about English? 9 coup 3 declared
eclare
c 1 W 2 B 3 M 4 B 5 W 6 M 10 fait accompli 4 shelled
5 ceasefire
asefire
2 VOCABULARY
2B
6 surrender
rrender
a 2 f 7 defeated
ted
3 e 8 snipers
1 LEXIS IN CONTEXT
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4 d 9 looted
oted
2 rushing 5 g 10 commander
mander
3 bubbling away 6 b
4 slapped 7 a 2 PRONUNCIATION
ATION
5 concocting 8 c a 2 civil
6 picture 9 h 3 refugee
r
7 leap b 2 message 4 survivor
3 way 5 commander
2 GRAMMAR 4 anywhere 6 ceasefire
a 3 ✗ had forgotten to 5 life 7 victory
4 ✗ would catch / used to catch / 6 on 8 release
caught 7 house 9 capture
5 ✗ broke down 8 act 10 retreat
6 ✓ c 2 around 11 execute
7 ✗ lived / used to live 3 away 12 surrender
4 behind
 c 1 shield 6 hissed 6 depressing
2 bullet 7 roared 7 gripping
3 weapon 8 sniffing 8 slow-paced
4 declare 9 crunched 9 moving
10 ticking 10 fast-moving
3 GRAMMAR 11 screeching
a 2 words 12 slammed 2 PRONUNCIATION
3 concerned b 2 sighed a 2 walk
4 matter 3 sobbed 3 implausible
5 whole 4 groaned 4 haunting
6 way 5 screamed 5 awful
7 say 6 stuttered 6 daughter
8 case
c 7 whispered 7 thought-provoking
9 hand
han 8 giggled 8 author
10 least 9 mumbled c 1 I bought his autobiography from
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b 2 Ba
Basically the store.
3 I mean
m 2 PRONUNCIATION 2 The author dropped his pen on the
4 Besides
Beside a 2 stretch lawn.
5 Obviously 3 exclaimed 3 Your lawyer talks more when he’s in
6 all in all 4 sixth court.
7 After all 5 shelves 4 He was caught without an umbrella
8 As I was saying 6 bridegroom in the August rain.
9 To sum up 7 spread 5 That story is awfully long.
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10 Otherwise
herwise 8 punched
3 GRAMMAR
4 LISTENING
ENING
G 3 LEXIS IN CONTEXT a 2 Not until
a 1 b 2 d 3 a 4 e 5 c 2 continually 3 Rarely
b 1 F 2 C 3 G 4 A 5 D 3 with ease 4 No sooner
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4 Strangely 5 Only
5 READING 5 in, proximity 6 Scarcely / Hardly
a 1 b 2 d 3 a 4 e 5 c 6 se
seemingly 7 Not only
b 2 D 7 incessantly
ince 8 Never
3 A b 2 did he betray my trust, but he also
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4 E 4 GRAMMAR
GRAM wrecked my car.
5 C a 2 could / might
migh / may be waiting 3 had the sun gone down
6 A 3 should have be been when / before the temperature fell
7 D 4 might / may not likeli dramatically.
8 C 5 can’t be stud
studying 4 have I seen such a wonderful sight.
9 B 6 mightt / may not have taken
ta 5 had the teacher turned her
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10 E 7 can’t hav
have back than the children started
c 1 ill fate 8 f
must / might have forgotten whispering.
2 charged b 2 ’re bound
ound to win th the game 6 had the woman sat down
3 molding 3 ’ll definitely
finitely enjoy the mov
movie when / before her baby started
4 slaughtered 4 ’s not likely
ely to rain tonight crying.
5 mercilessly 5 ’re unlikely to agree to our 7 do you find two people so alike.
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6 morale proposalsal 8 a replacement teacher has been
7 pass 6 will probably
ably
bly take early retirement
retirement found will classes recommence.
8 pivotal 7 are sure to complain about it
8 definitely won’t ’t give uss a pay raise 4 LEXIS IN CONTEXT
2 iden
identical
Colloquial English: 5 LISTENING 3 implore
implored
ce
a She is deaf. 4 mu
mute
History b 1 20 5 immobile
mm
1 LOOKING AT LANGUAGE 2 60 6 done wwith
3 soundtracks 7 merely
2 awful
4 hearing / deafness 8 accurate
3 deadly
5 feeling 9 backpacks
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4 rights
6 shoes 10 conceivable
nceivable
5 picture
6 classic 6 READING 5 LISTENING
NG
7 civil
a In a hospital. a 1 successful
ssful
8 ordinary
b 1 T 2 not
ot successful
es
2 READING 2 T b 1 F 2 T 3 T 4 F 5 T 6 F
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3 F
a 1 T
4 F 6 READING
2 F
5 F a The author advises
vises not to
o try to finish
3 F
6 T eally nott enjoying iit.
a book if you’re really
4 T
7 T b 1 c 2 b 3 a 4 c 5 c
5 F
c 1 background, ambient c 1 grab you
r
6 T
2 jingle 2 take a shine to
7 T
3 din 3 put you off
8 F
4 for pity’s sake

4A 4B 5 to its bitter end

6 out of hand
1 VOCABULARY 1 VOCABULARY
a 2 tapping
2 thought-provoking 5A
3 entertaining
3 bang
4 implausible 1 LEXIS IN CONTEXT
4 slurp
5 intriguing 2 with
5 rattling
 3 of 6 READING 3 in a can
4 of 4 in cash
a The writer thinks that being late is
5 with 5 when you’re hungry / on an empty
rude.
6 on stomach
b 1 c 2 b 3 c 4 d 5 a
2 GRAMMAR c 1 a 2 c 3 b 4 b 6 READING
d 1 superiority
a 2 appears 2 behavior a C
3 expected 3 lateness b 1 C 2 A 3 F 4 B 5 E
4 According 4 belief
5 may 5 absence
6 seem Colloquial English:
5B
7 agreed
8 Apparently
Stress and relaxation
b 2 It appears / It would appear that
1 LEXIS IN CONTEXT 1 LOOKING AT LANGUAGE
3 has been announced
It ha
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2 age group
a
It was announced that 2 collide
3 blood pressure
4 is thought to have 3 shoulders
4 support network
5 may have been
be 4 littered with
5 text messages
6 would seem that
It seems / It wo 5 juggle
6 breathing exercises
7 might have entered
entere 6 high-flying
7 life saver
8 It is hoped that
2 GRAMMAR 8 college students
3 VOCABULARY
ABULARY a 2 I’d rather you came for a visit 2 READING
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a 2 saved 3 I wish we hadn’t bought
a 1 b 2 b 3 a 4 c 5 b
3 takess 4 If only we lived
4 spare 5 I’d rather she didn’t know.
5 make 6 If only I’d worked 6A
6 gavee 7 It’s time you took
1 LEXIS IN CONTEXT
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7 having 8 I wish we were
8 ran b 2 If only we didn’t owe 2 belief
b 2 From, to 3 It’s time Sasha made up 3 cool
3 at 4 Would
W you rather we took 4 hand
4 on 5 only we hadn’t spent
If on 5 stressing
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5 In 6 it time you
y apologized 6 squirrel
6 by 7 Iw were able to see
wish I w 7 stomach
7 before 8 We’d rather you didn’t 8 mode
8 at
c 2 short 3 VOCABULARY
VOCABULA 2 GRAMMAR
3 spare a 2 stock
ck mar
market a 2 c
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4 hands 3 exchange rate 3 a
5 being 4 in debt 4 c
6 matter 5 standard,
ndard, living 5 b
7 up 6 inflation
ation 6 a
8 whole 7 consumer
mer society 7 a
8 nterest rates
Interest es 8 b
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4 PRONUNCIATION 9 grant
nt b 2 her not to tell
a 2 My cousin Nick is never on time. 10 donationon 3 you to come / that you come
3 I find doing housework takes up b 2 penniless,ss, P 4 them to get
a lot of time. 3 loaded, R 5 you working
4 We walked to town because we 4 hard up, P 6 him
hi (to) overcome
had plenty of time. 5 wealthy, R 7 me nnot paying
ce
5 We seem to have run out of time. 6 well-off, R 8 them to arrive
6 It’s a matter of time before the 7 broke, P
sports center opens. c 2 in the red 3 VOCABULARY
VOCABU
c 1 I always freak out if the bus arrives 3 doesn’t grow on trees a 2 conscious
consciou
late. 4 cost an arm and a leg 3 ha
hand
2 He’s impatient at times. 5 we tighten our belts 4 ute
minute
ntr
3 We stood in line for over an hour. 6 highway robbery 5 minded
minde
4 You’ll have to wait a moment until 7 tight-fisted b 2 dead-end
I’m ready. 8 make ends meet 3 high-pitched
gh-pitched
5 The performance starts at 4 l-good
feel-good
8 o’clock. 4 PRONUNCIATION 5 life-changing
anging
6 She’s awfully insecure about their a 2 US 6 low-cost
ow-cost
e.i
relationship. 3 UK 7 groundbreaking
undbreaking
king
4 US 8 labor-saving
aving
5 LISTENING 5 UK 9 eco-friendly
dly
a The good news is that it’s possible to 6 UK 10 hands-free
slow time down. 7 US
b 1 senses 8 UK 4 PRONUNCIATION
N
r
2 longer 9 UK a 2 high-risk
3 new 10 US 3 homemade
4 slowly 4 last-minute
5 familiar 5 LISTENING 5 long-distance
6 quickly a 1 Philip 6 narrow-minded
7 learning 2 Suki 7 secondhand
8 new places 3 Emily 8 self-conscious
9 new people 4 Maria 9 well-behaved
10 spontaneous 5 Brody 10 worn-out
b 1 65ºF
2 a packed lunch
 5 LISTENING 5 VOCABULARY 4 GRAMMAR
a 1 S 2 W 3 S 4 S 5 W 6 W 2 g with a 2 shouldn’t
b 1 F 2 T 3 T 4 F 5 T 6 F 7 F 3 d to 3 must have
4 f on 4 don’t have to
6 READING 5 b with 5 needn’t
a 2 6 a to 6 must not
b 1 D 2 G 3 A 4 E 5 C 7 c with 7 We’re allowed to
c 1 plausibly 8 couldn’t
2 gloomily 6 LISTENING 9 can
3 widely a 1 organizing things alphabetically b 2 shouldn’t have bought
4 presumably 2 the internet / chatting online 3 wasn’t allowed to / wasn’t able to
5 demonstrably 3 cleaning wear
6 indisputably
ind 4 shopping 4 are supposed to speak English
5 counting things 5 had/’d better not be
6B
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b A 3 B 1 C 4 D 5 E 2 6 won’t be able to come
7 ought to apply
1 VOCABULARY
OCABUL 7 READING 8 needn’t have taken
a 1 c 2 e 3 b 4 a 5 f 6 d 9 It is not permitted to use
a 2 charge
charg
b 1 D
3 landline
2 E 5 LISTENING
4 signal
3 B a Both positive and negative.
5 give
4 C b 1 T 2 F 3 T 4 F 5 T 6 T
6 sy
busy
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5 A
7 tonee
6 F 6 READING
8 reception
on
7 F a 1 D 2 A 3 B 4 F
9 missed
8 D b 1 b
b 2 c
9 C 2 c
3 b
10 A 3 a
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4 c
11 E
1 4 c
5 a
12 B 5 a
6 b
trawl
c 1 tra 6 a
7 c
2 track 7 b
8 a
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3 divert
d 8 a
9 b
4 synch
sync c 1 cautious
10 c
5 split 2 to the contrary
c 2 Wi-fi
6 swipe 3 legislation
3 keypad
7 post 4 in effect
4 Streaming
8 decline
de 5 in authority
5 passcode
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6 An update
7 contacts 7A 7B
8 touch screen
1 PRONUNCIATION
RONUNCIATION
NCIATION 1 GRAMMAR
2 LEXIS IN CONTEXT a ✓ 3,, 4, 6, 8 a 2 saw
2 cringe c 2 What at a tragic
agic eend!
nd! 3 ’ve / have, heard
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3 meltdown 3 What a nice surprise! 4 smells
4 hand 4 What a sad ad ending! 5 doesn’t feel
5 through 5 What an awful thing to happen! 6 looked
6 turn 6 What a horribleble story!! 7 d
don’t sound
7 What a beautifull day! 8 seem
seems
3 PRONUNCIATION b 2 that waiter drop
see tha
ce
a 2 b 2 VOCABULARY 3 se
seems to have lost
3 a a 2 inhospitable 4 doesn’t sou
do sound like
4 b 3 illiterate 5 ex
looks exactly lik
like
5 a 4 irrational 6 heard the b baby crcrying
6 a 5 incompetent 7 seems / looks
loo as if wew are
7 a 6 discontinued 8 sounds like
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8 b 7 impersonal 9 can
an smell (something)
(someth
9 a 8 unofficial
10 b b 2 anti-smoking 2 PRONUNCIATION
UNCIATION
3 overcharge a 2 endurere
4 GRAMMAR 4 updated 3 allure
llure
a 2 won’t be able 5 rescheduled 4 ure
nature
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3 hadn’t been snoring 6 demotivating 5 sure
4 didn’t come 7 outplayed 6 immature
5 Would, buy 8 prematurely
6 hadn’t eaten 9 ill-advised 3 VOCABULARY
7 would have called 10 underestimated Across: 5 self-portrait
ortrait
8 wouldn’t owe 6 landscape e
r
b 2 Had we known you were at home 3 LEXIS IN CONTEXT Down: 2 sculpture
3 Supposing you missed your flight, 2 limped 3 portrait
what would you do 3 imposed 4 still-life
4 whether they like it or not 4 confiscated
5 Provided you look after my bike 5 cited 4 LEXIS IN CONTEXT
6 even if we can’t afford it 6 reinforced 2 couple
7 on condition (that) she finishes the 7 interfered 3 later
report by the weekend 8 grimaced 4 within
8 as long as they didn’t make too 9 calmed 5 until
much noise 10 beeped 6 few
 5 VOCABULARY 6 antibiotics b 1 F
7 stitches 2 T
2 red herring
8 heart attack 3 T
3 out of the blue
9 rash 4 T
4 in black and white
10 food poisoning 5 F
5 gray area
6 F
6 red tape 2 LEXIS IN CONTEXT 7 T
7 black market
2 nothing 8 F
8 white lie
3 risk(s)
6 LISTENING 4
5
heart
word
8B
a The artist.
1 VOCABULARY
b 1 She was 17. 3 GRAMMAR
2 She was working in her uncle’s a 2 cancel
lau
laundry. a 2 to program
3 get
3 to be sniffing
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3 Yes, sshe had read about him in the 4 postpone
newspaper.
newspap 4 being photographed
5 wander / walk
go
4 The real gown was blue, but the 5 complaining
6 extend
one in the painting
pai is yellow. 6 to become
7 set
5 She thoug
thought abo
about the traumas he 7 to wear
8 go
experienced in his life.
had experi 8 taking
9 hit
6 He paid her just
jus over six South 9 to set up
10 recharge
African pounds.
frican pounds 10 Having learned
11 sample
b 2 to have paid
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7 She didn’t like her ggreen faface or 12 chill
the
he title. 3 to have met
13 soak
8 She got married, moved to 4 enough to swim
b 2 spoiled
Johannesburg, five
urg, and had fiv 5 to have lost
3 remote
children.
ildren. 6 to be downsized
4 tacky
9 She was very excited. 7 to be chosen
5 unspoiled
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8 being taken to
6 dull
7 READING 9 Having read the
7 lively
10 nowhere to go
a 2 8 overrated
11 no point inviting
b 1 C 2 A 3 F 4 D 5 B 9 picturesque
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4 LEX
LEXIS IN CONTEXT 10 overcrowded
11 breathtaking
Colloquial English: 2 makes
ma 12 off the beaten track
3 d
do
Illustration 4 make 2 LEXIS IN CONTEXT
5 d
does
1 LOOKING AT LANGUAGE 6 did
2 a
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3 a
2 way 7 Makin
Making
4 c
3 work
4 kind 5 VOCABULARY
BULARY 5 b
6 c
5 number 2 stubborn
bborn 7 c
6 age 3 white
7 mood 4 ood
good 3 GRAMMAR
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5 like
2 READING 6 quick
a 2 ✓
3 ✓
a 1 They work together to produce a 7 sleep
4 Will you be eating
single work of art. 8 thin
5 ✓
2 While they were in college / at 9 deaf
6 I won’t
wo be driving
university. 10 blind
ce
7 ✓
3 The editors got confused because
6 PRONUNCIATION 8 ✓
they were identical twins.
9 I’m
I about to go
4 They are special editions illustrated a Circled words in bold: b 2 is due to land
by professional artists. 2 The surgeon arrived as soon as the 3 will be picking
pi me
m up
5 To bear children for other couples. patient was ready. 4 is about
out to retire
6 They could see their own story in 3 It was too late for a doctor, so we
ntr
5 leaves
aves at
a
it. went to the emergency room. 6 is about to start
7 The accentuated perspectives, 4 The specialist suggested I went on 7 am/’m
m/’m taking part
strong light, and the use of few a diet for a while. 8 is to be held
colors. 5 I’m allergic to shrimp so I never
8 It won a gold medal for being the eat them. 4 LEXIS
XIS IN CONTEXT
best illustration of 2012. b 2 The surgeon arrived as soon as the
2 height
ight
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patient was ready.
8A
3 bumpypy
3 It was too late for a doctor, so we
4 relieved
went to the emergency room.
5 approaching
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1 VOCABULARY 4 The specialist suggested I went on
6 circled
a 2 faint a diet for a while.
7 off
5 I’m allergic to shrimp, so I never
r
3 X-ray 8 turbulence
4 surgeon eat them.
9 dilemma
5 skin 7 READING 10 winds
6 cold
7 stroke a 3 5 PRONUNCIATION
8 bruise b 1 a 2 c 3 b 4 a
2 a
9 asthma 8 LISTENING 3 b
Hidden word: diagnosis 4 b
b 2 electric shock a Ashlyn doesn’t feel pain. Her 5 a
3 blister condition is a genetic disorder. 6 a
4 allergic reaction
5 flu
 7 b 3 to 8 ✗ the end of the story
8 a 4 not 9 ✗ plastic bags
9 b 5 so 10 ✓
10 a 6 to b 2 women’s magazines
7 not 3 vegetable drawer
6 READING 8 to 4 Fiona and Charles’ / Charles’s car
a Summary 3 is correct. 5 fitness trainer
b 1 D 2 A 3 F 4 H 5 C 6 B 4 PRONUNCIATION 6 husband’s clothes
a A Do you know where you’re going 7 bread knife
7 LISTENING on vacation yet? 8 animals’ cages
a 14 hours B No, I don’t. I’d love to go on a 9 alarm clock
b 1 It was incredibly cold / -4ºdegrees. safari, but my girlfriend doesn’t
2 It’s
It 25 miles away. want to. 5 LEXIS IN CONTEXT
3 Two of her co-workers / colleagues. A She doesn’t like animals, does she? 2 Chilies
4 Because
Becaus they were tired or they B She does like animals – she has 3 Biscuits
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had
ha run out o of gas. three cats. But she doesn’t want to 4 Monkfish
5 They
Th were wearing
w high heels and go on a safari. 5 Oysters
thin jackets.
jac A Where does she want to go then?
6 There were a lot of o cars slipping Doesn’t she want to see lions in the 6 LISTENING
and sliding, anda trucks
truc parked by wild? I’d love to. a No.
the road.
road. Th
They had to g go incredibly B So would I. And so would my b Speaker 1:
slowly. y. They were on a thick
thi sheet girlfriend. But she really doesn’t 1 She was cooking for her boyfriend
of ice.
ce. They had to go up a longl like camping. Neither do I if I’m and a friend.
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hill. being honest. 2 She was making spaghetti
7 On the main roa road. bolognese.
8 Inn the deepeep snow at the side o of the 5 LISTENING 3 She used chili peppers instead of
road.d a 1 rabbit green peppers.
9 She sat at and slid
id down the hill. 2 cat 4 She threw the food in the trash.
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10 It was 7:30 30 in the
e morning. 3 parrot Speaker 2:
4 dog 1 He was cooking for friends.
9A 5
b A
li
lizard
4 B 2 C 1 D 5 E 3
2 He was roasting/cooking a piece of
meat.
1 LEXIS IN CONTEXT 3 He put the broiler on instead of the
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6 READING
READ oven.
2 adores
a Numbers
mbe 2 and 4 are not mentioned. 4 He called for takeout.
3 content
b 1 E 2 C 3 D 4 A 5 F Speaker 3:
4 care
1 She was cooking for her family.
5 skeptical
6 live 9B 2 She was preparing antipasti
(bruschetta).
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2 VOCABULARY 1 VOCABULARY
OCABULARY 3 She used too much garlic.
4 She threw the food away.
a 2 squeak a 2 sliced
iced
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