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1.b;

2.D;

3.D;

4.B;

5,a

Unit2

Insideview

Kate;

Kate;

Janet;

Kate

3

4-1-2-7-3-5-6

2,a;

4,d;

5.D;

7.

1.Shewasfeeling

2.Ifeltasif

3.Iwouldn’tworryaboutit

4.IwishIcouldhavehelped

5.youlookcheerful

6.Whatanamazinggrade

7.Ifeelonthetopoftheworld

1.a;

2.A;

3.A;

5.A;

6.B

1.Kim

2.Kim

3.Ted

4.Sebastien

5.Ted

6.Kim

7.Sebastien

8.Kim

Thetruestatementsare:

2,3and5

4.

1.c;

3.B;

4.C;

6.A;

7.D;

8.B;

9.C;

10.A

Listening-in

1.Red

2.Blue

3.Blue-green

4.Green

5.Red

6.Green

7.Red

8.Red

9.Blue

10.Orange

11.Blue

12.Yellow-green

13.Blue

14.Orange

15.Yellow

16.Yellow-orange

1.blue;

2.Yellow;

3,green;

4.Blue-green;

5.Red;

6.Orange;

7.Blue-green;

8.Yellow

1.g;

2.F;

5.E;

6.B;

7,a

Unit3.

4.d5.B

5.

1.Thiswomansaidthat.

2.You’rejoking

3.That’swhatshesaid

4.It’sjusttoomuch

5.Shethinks

6.I’mreallyfurious.

7.Unbelievable

8.whattheysaidwas

1.a;

2,b;

4.B.5.A.6.A

Outsideview.

1.gainaccess

2.committhiscrime;

lookingatproperty;

anuncutgarden

3..800crimes

4.whitefemale(AfricanandAsianBritonsaremorelikelytoliveinlargerfamilyunits.)

4,

6-4-2-5-1-3

4.B.5.D

3.

1.thepoliceman

2.bitesomeone

3.2,000

4.thenewspaper

5.whatwashappening

1.AnnaBlack

2.Justoveraweekago

3.aboutseven

4.male

5.mobilephone

6.twomen

7.fiveminutes

3.A;

4.B;

5.D

Unit4.

1.

1.storyA,3

2.storyB,1

3.storyB,3

4.storyA,2

5.storyA,1

6.StoryB,2

2,

1.front

2.several

3.didnotrealize

4.thethief

5.sell

3,

1.Mark

2.Mark

3.Mark

4.Janet

5.Kate

6.Mark,Kate

1.TornadoeshavedamagedhomeinNorthernEngland

2.Heisstillmissing

3.Globalwarmingisaccelerating

4.TherearelotsofdifferentviewsanditIverystimulating

5.Anewsaddict

6.Theyhavetobeknowledgeableaboutcurrentaffairs

7.WhethersheisgoingtowatchFriendswithherlater.

1.Thereisstillnonewsof

2.Scientistsclaimthat

3.Mostlygetmynews

4.I’vegotusedto

5.I’vegotintothehabitof

6.Ispendtoomuchtime

1.b;

5.B;

6.A

2-7-4-5-1-3-6

1.doyoumind

2.journalism,photography

3.fortwohours

4.gettingtheseinvitations

5.onthescreen

Thetruestatementsare;

2and5

1.EverySaturdaynight

2.Totakepeople’spictures

3.Howdoyouliketheideathatsomeonecantakepicturesofyouonthestreet?

4.Theyfeelyoushouldn’thavetherighttoinvadetheirprivacy.

5.Becausewhateverwe’reconsuming,we’reencouragingthemtospread(bybuyingmagazineswithsuchphotosinthemweareencouragingpaparazzitogoandtakesuchpictures.)

1.Hesayshewasonthephonetohisgirlfriend,butinthecartoonhewasactuallytalkingtoagirlinthekitchen.

2.Becauseheisthepersonbeinginterviewedforthenewsstoryandknowsthemostaboutit.

1.PhilTaylor

2.SouthBlock,Room18

3.November10

4.11pm

5.Hehadatelephoneconversationwithhisgirlfriendandforgotaboutthechipshewasdeep-frying,andthenthechipsandoilcaughtfire.

6.tenminutes

7.Thefireruinedthecooker,twokitchenunitsandonewall.

1.d;

5.C

1.Tricia

2.Karen

3.Tricia

4.Karen

5.Karen

6.Rick

7.Tricia,RickandKaren

1.justasmany

2.howtheybehave

3.agardeningprogramme

4.doverywell

5.tosaytothat

Unit5

Topicsmentionedare:

2,3,5,6and8

2

1.I’dlovetoknowmoreabouttheemperor,hewascool。

2.Beforethat,thereweresevenbigstarsandtheyhadbeenfightingeachotherformanyyears.

3.Qinwaskingofthelargeststateandhedefeatedthesixotherstates,oneafteranother.

4.Afterhisarmyhadattackedthefirststate,thenextstatesurrenderedwithoutmuchfight.

5.Thearmyleaderswereveryclever,theyusedarivertofloodthecity.

6.Afterconqueringthelaststate,QinmadehimselfEmperorofthewholeofChina.

7.WashetheemperorwhocreatedtheTerracottaWarriors?

8.Hewassoafraidofdeaththathewantedthemtoguardhimintheafterlife.

1.Somethinglike500,000men.

2.HeisseenasthegreatestemperorinChinesehistory.

3.Yes,ofcoursehehadenemies.

4.Yes,hebuiltthefirstGreatWall。

1.Shesaysitwasanincredibleachievement.

2.Asaresultofunification.

3.Hestandardizedwriting,themoneysystemandthesystemformeasuringandweighingthings.

4.Hebuiltittostoptribesfromthenorthinvading.

1.Well,soheunifiedChina

2.asaresult

3.somethinglike

4.asaresult

5.Somepeoplehatedhimsomuch

6.sohebuiltahugewall.

4.A

OutsideView

3-6-5-7-2-1-4

1.dawnservice

2.remember;

forget

3.diedinbattle;

identified

4.oneunshakabletruth

5.conflicts;

aroundtheworld

6.remembering;

gohome

8.C;

10.B

Listening-in

1.businessman;

11yearsold

2.firstname;

hissecondname

3.thesameageas

4.terriblefouryears;

survive

5.hisJapanesefriend

6.strength;

courage

1.B;

4.D.5.B

1.WomenintheLandArmyworkedinagricultureasthemenwereawayfighting

2.No,theywereinnon-combatantroles,althoughsomeofthemflewtransportplanesandothersworkedindangerousplaces,likefighterstations.

3.Theyworkedintransport,catering,trackingbombersandgenerallyinsupportservices.

1.Itwasveryhardwork,veryphysical.

2.Shethoughtplaneswereexcitingandshelikedtheuniforms.

3.SheworkedonafighterstationtrackingtheGermanbomber.

4.Theywerealwaysindangerofbeingbombed.

5.Theyhadcontributedsomuchtothewareffortandtosociety,therefore,theirroleinsocietyshouldbehighlyvalued.

Book2,keytounit6-u10

Unit6.

2.B;

4.B

4.

IttakesplaceontheriverneartheHertfordCollegeBoathouse.

1.Itmanagestowinthepracticerace.

2.Hehopestogetaplaceontheteam.

3.Hedidnothurthimselfverybadly,itwasonlyascratch.

4.Someofthepeoplewhorowedwithhimhaverowedbefore,andhecan’thelpthinkingthattheywerebetterthanhim.

5.Theteamlistisputonthedoor.

6.KatebelievesthatMarkdeservesaplaceontheteam.Sosheisverypleasedfrohim.

1.Welldone.

2.Youwereamazing.

3.I’mworriedabout

4.Theproblemisthat

5.AndIcan’thelpthinkingthat

6.EverythingwillbeOK

7.Oh,I’msosorry.

8.Noneedtogetnervous

9.Congratulations

10.youdeserveit.

Thefalsefactsare:

3and6.

1.2,000yearsago

2.handandfoot

3.everyone;

fitnesslevel.

4.Sixyears

5.self-confidence

6.fun;

learningsomething

7.Localclubs

8.Lookonthewebsite.

1.ItwasaKoreangeneral.

2.ItwascreatedfortheKoreanarmyforself-defencw.

3.Itwashiswife’sunclewhowasablackbelt.

4.ithelpspeopletoreleasestressbycomingtotheclassandsmackingapad.Italsohelpspeopletobecomefitter,moreflexible,togooutandmakenewfriends.

5.Heofferedafreelessonanytime.

Thetypeoflisteningisaradiocommentaryduringthematch.

1.Theyarewearingwhite.

2.Theyusuallywearwhite.

3.TheymaypresstheballtotheGermanswhoarewearingwhite.

4.Englandisattacking.

5.ItisKopke,theGermangoalkeeper.

6.AlanShearerscoresthegoal.

7.Hescoresitafteronlytwominutes’play.

1.asportsfilm

2.atruestory

3.theSiulaGrandeMountaininthePeruvianAndes

4.JoeSimpsonandSimonYates

5.Simpsonfallsandbreakshisleg.

6.cuttingfrominterviewstoshotsoftheclimbitself.

2.B;

3.C;

4.D;

Unit7

1.Sheissurprised.

2.Janetlikescatsbutisafraidofdogs

3.She’smadaboutanimals

1.Becauseshethinksitwillfindherwayhome.

2.Youdon’tkeepanimalsaspets,doyou?

3.JanetexplainsthatmorepeopleinChinaarekeepingpetsnow,especiallyincities.

4.Shethinkstheycarrydiseases.

5.Sheisfrightenedoftheirteeth.

6.Doyouwanttogo,baby?

Thereyougo.

1.They’resomadabout

2.dislike

3.Iquitelike

4.terrifiedof

5.frightenedof

6.I’mafraidof

7.I’mreallyscaredof

Thetruestatementsare1and4

1.reallyquiet

2.ambassadorsforeducation

3.putyourhandup

4.atleast16yearsold

5.upto60,70milesanhour.

6.usedupalltheirenergy.

7.socializedwildanimal

8.blindanddeaf

9.earholesinyoursofa.

10.looseinthehouse.

1.beingstroked

2.shethinksofthewolfnow.

3.won’tbite

4.shelikedstrokingthewolf.

5.cute,fluffyandcuddly

1.dogownersinAmerica

2.catsintheUSA

3.notanunusualamountforsomeonetoleavetheirdogwhentheydie

4.thepercen

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