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4 arethinking 5 depends
6 originaied 7 has already won
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4 always forgets, starts 5 are always
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always depends B never shop, are
always 9 always smell, pass 10 is
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4 looks 5 depends 6 love
7 make B tastes 9 is going
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2 Water consists of hydrogen and
oxygen.

Things are spltjng more and more


expensive all the time, lt really makes
me angry!
4 l've got nowhere to live, so l'm
sta]ting with a friend for now.
5 Does this car belonq to you, sir?
5 You are always moaning! Stop it!
7 ln the novel, the story iakes place in
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reached, had beaten 3 was flying,
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to others that have already been built/
been built already.
2 l'm sorry, your dry c eaning isn't ready
yet.
3 Lucy asked me to ernail the office in
Vienna but I've already done itldone it
already.
4 Do you still need my he p?
5 t still haven't told 5am about the
accident.
5 lt's still raining, so there's no point in
going to the beach yet,
7 Has your uncle arrived yet?
8 I've already waited a whole hour/
waited a whole hour already and he
hasn't come yet.

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3 was having

had spent

9 building 1O importance

11 childhood 12 exciternent
'13 happiness '14 tralnee -t5 ci',,isrcn
'16 performance 17
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B had been asking 9 was working
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3 dishwasher 4 ability 5 friencship


6 exploration 7 arrangement I aicr

had been trying


5 was snowing, had been snowing,
had covered 6 were running, were
screaming had knocked, had drawn
7 had set off, was waiting, had been
waiting B had broken lnio, had
dropped, were climbing

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1 employment

Equality

3 politicians 4 occupations
5 employers 6 qualificaticns
7 treatment 8 promotion

9 achievements 10

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3 aren't lisienlng 4 talks 5 see, goes
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28 hackers 29 u,eaknesses
3O informaiion 3r users
32 excrtenrent 33 leachers
34 edLrcation
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37 while I was watclring
36 to call
38 had never seen 39 since he rvas
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42 have you knourn
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15 immoral 16 mislrear
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I have any experience 2 iake cat


3 bring, to a^ end I I ak: -. .ra:
5 irave a shouver 6 iake :lace
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omission
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prcvcntion
production
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2 Who did yo.r gi're ihe bcck tc?
3 Who leni you the rncneir?
4 When dici vcu gei irarried?
5 Which dress do you l ke?
6 Which pullovelr,1or.rld ).icu like?
7 What kincl cf pu lo,,,ers Cc you iike?
8 lVno phcned Harry?
9 Who cJid [-leaiher phone?

10 \Athat

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Horv often dc yoJ gc ic the cinema?
12 Ho,,v long does the jou:ney take,zis
tbe journey?
l3 How do you (usually) tet tc vrork?
l4 \n/here does he keep the re.v?
l5 Hc.rw rnuch nrilk is there (leri)?

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4 explanation 5 promotion

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a thorough investigation
given an invitation 6 celebrations are

corrmunication 2 pollution
3 destn,ciion 4 starvaiiorr
5 exhaustion 6 for:ndations
7 protection B competition
9 creation 1C Cocperation

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5 t-l0',v did ycur parents react?


6 What did they say ivhen ycu told them?
7 How old were yor.r when you left home?

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make: a cup of coffee, a de:;;ion,
a difierence, a livirrg, a rris:::-,ke,
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shall we 6 leaves from Platform 2,
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B been eating cake, haven't you 9 will
yo,r 10 leavirg tomo rorry morn'ng,
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1 Can'i you? 2 Do they? 3

2 WhaL did ycu like doing at school?


3 Whai wer you like as a child?

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5 were you, woulcl I 6 co yo.r
7 couldn't you B wouicn't you
9 didn't she, should she 1O don'L Lhey
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let someonc clsc drive
2 I hadn't been so rude to her, I hadn'l
lost nry temper
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4 wet'oeople recycled/wcr-i d recycie

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2 lrad kno ln, wouldr't have got
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2 I wish/lf only Jamie would calrn io.x3 I wish,rlf onlY people wor d stc:
hunting animals {or sport,
4 | wish/lf only ihe people nexi iccr
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2 | had been interested in the film,
would have gone to the cinema
3 i,ve had taken the wrong turning, r,rie
woirldn't lrave arrived late
4 rvouldn't have commitied suicide iJ he
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5 woulcin't have been punished if he
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3 lf we coil't iea,,,e rrovr, we'll be late. li
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2 would pre{er it 3 rather,,;cu didr't


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you Lo sleep,/prefer it if you slept 6 high


time ycu told 7 fcr me tc p ck up
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each other to decide who wins the
'+",hole competitjon
2 ex-partner: former partner
3 subs[andard; noi as goocl as the
average, and nct acceptablc
4 multi-naticnal: having or involving
pecplle frorn 5gvgrzl 66sn1ries
5 subsection: a part of a section

6
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minibus: a small bus


decaffeinated: without caf{eine
B Cef rost: get cr make sth warmer until
it is not f rozen or rntll the ice melts
9 multicolour':ri: with lots of colours
1C dereguiate: to remove rules and
controls from sth
1'l subzero: below zero
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ex-wife: foimei' wiie
denat,onalise: 'o sel. a busit:ess or
industry so that it is no onger owned by
the state
14 microcrgarrlsm; a very small living
ihing,/organism
15 derail: (of a train) go off the tracks
16 miniskirt: a short skiri
l7 subsoil: the layer of soil that is under
the surface level
1B microchip: a very srnall chip
i9 decode: discover the meaning of a
message written in a code
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.i7 championship 2B personality

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given tc ihem.
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.ci cf mone.v.
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8 An e:r.;aii has 1,rst been sent tc tne.

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: -:rgi:tl 8 t'ias :eing el,,acuateC 9 w1l17'


,,:: 3cing to be intrcduced 10 are sold

ie,,'i schccr is being built in \,t/est Streei

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:' nurce:,
: -ier ne'v bco< Lvlll be published next
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:ler bike was :;l{,.len last right.
I're rnacnine is Lrclng to be repaired

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:osi 8 are na: taken 9 may be
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4 high school 5 common sense
6 rerrote control 7 clry cleaner's
B burglar alarm 9 crcdlt card
lu social worker

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tested 2

had it made

redecorated 6 am having it repaired


7 have it dry-cleaned B have it cut
do,..arn I have that cavity filled
10 had a swimming pool built

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Countable: heart attack, high school,


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office, remote control, sleeping bag,
swimming pocl, uiashing machiqe
U ncountab;e: a;r r cnditiortn!, human
naiure, cid age, pocket money. show
busir,ess, social work, soda ',rrater, toilet
paper. washirg lowder, washing-up
licuid, water skiing, writing paper

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o 6 ls./+.'as supposed to be 7 was
agreec ihat B students were shown
9 r,'ias taught everything I know

break 25 aitack

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4 French is ta.rght to rhe s:ucjents,

5 -lhe sigrts were sro'.,'n io

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Tre workers rvili be paid i50.


3 Tre jo'o .nai, be cffe.ec ic her.
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5 buy 5 become 7 rnake. B receive
9 receive lO receive 11 understand
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i9 achievements 3C greainess
i . povcr:y 32 ;,'f lr.:enrc
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4 'ro answer ihe Phone


5 (thai) she had given me the

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not to urork sc hard


8 to lend him the monel'
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bousht Lhe Dicas:o painlirg 3 lvlrs
tox"as<ed rt hai- thcy naC becn ro' rg
4 Jo asked Ber ho'ri Long ire had ii'ied
tl-rere. 5 I asked Panr hciv ofien she
visited her cousins. 6 She asked
nre why I was laughing. 7 I asked
then^, how lcng they had been waiting'
8 Harry asked what she had said'
9 She asked lrer friend what she shculd
Co. 10 I asked thenr where they were
golng to stay.

reiire soon.
She asked the walter

had 2 ',vanted 3 askedlirrqui'ed


4 was 5 kneur 6 couid 7 where
B ij,/whether 9 going

to bring ihen't

the wine list.


3 He boasted that tlrelr team would
easily beat ours,
4 She begged hirrr to give lrer anotlrer
chance.

5 He clairrred that ne was innoceni'


6 5he explained l:hat she had been late
He suggested playing,zthat we should
ulay,r11'o, we played 3 gcr-rP
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I seeing 9 t;dY 10 to uPset
1 painting 2 rnissing 3 painting.
4 painting 5 to aLlow 6 io send

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4 suggested startingr/ihat we srculd

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2 wl.etl'er i r,rrorked irr the ceniral branch
or-in lhe provitrces
3 whether he was gcing to give her the
money or not

4 ifiwhether he hac brorght

the book

ba ck

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rellied,/answered 17 abcii 18 you
19 nor. 20 siealrngllakirrg 2i hirtt
22 eskecl 23 had 24 let

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3O reading 31 ;ascinaiing 32 terrified

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are known as 3ir lvas ':irecieci by


cannc,t be ienleil that .-13 hai-1,/got
her car rePaired by' 39 to gct mY car

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4whether

'10 I could

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11 annoYing 12 irritaiec

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5 thejourney had iakeii 6 i liked


7 had told B I thought 9 inquired

bored

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because she hao lr:issed her hus'

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amusing 2 intercsting -l

4 flaltei'ing 5 borilrg 6 inieresteC


7 enrbarrassed 8 moving 9 sitrprisec

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1O if,/whether lre h.rC finished

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9 deny, tell 1O convince/persrade, teil
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4 clenied 5 told 6 talk 7 Persuade
B to sign ? cotrvjnced l0 to accePt

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13 lovety red 14 pcsh Gerri;r.r sports


15 a oeautlful old

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15 FOREIGN 16 LARGEST 18 SLIM


19 NATURAL 20 WEAK
Down:l POWERFUL 2 LTTTLE

r:appiest 6 more comfortab e than

cldey'elder 8 further 9 worse

:0 simpler

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3 SHORT 4 BiG 5 STRANGI


9 TI-JIN 1O SMALL ]2 I-IIGHEST

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2 friendlier than
r4 lhe oldest

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11 TALL 13 LAST

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more suiiable

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1 gsntler ihan,/more gentle than


2 more modest 3 lor:der 4 nicer

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I ;n^i 4 typical cf 5 amused by
I excited about 7 involved in
! shocked by 9 gocd at lO famous
ashamed

i',t ll crov,rded ,vilh 12 oroud of


.-1 engaged to 'lui. rjght abcut
'i difierent from

3a 4k 5g 6b 7m
lOd lll 121 13n

1 newly-married 2 well-dresscd

i0 sighted

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10 have enough money to buy
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He's rather noisy in class.


She's always been quite harci-v;orkir,g

i quite like the iheatre but I preier the

crnema.
5 Ed is much taller than his orother.,
6 Yes, I quiie agree.

7 lt rvas quite a slrock io get ironre and


find the house burgled,
B Well, I found the film a blt boring,
9 The tesi seems (to be) qu.ie easy.
'I quitea 2

bit 3 quite,alittle
4 a very 5 rather an 6 er;,. :;[lre.
7 sour B healthy, slrong 9 gr-e;r

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sim 3 iast 4 naiural


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I ioreign 10 physical
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3 aslso heavy as 4

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as 5 his rnum, like his dad


6 as,/so tall as 7 the same school/
coliege as B geography as tsob (was)
colour hair

good ai maths as Tony (was) 10 at


[nglish as 1] (just) as good at history
as 12 as a coa miner '13 much

temperaiure

1j man 5 occasicn 6 excuse 7 cloth

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2l careless 22 suitable 23 painless

'.r.'o:e:qn

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7 were so many people B ',nras sc

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1 too heavy {or me to 2 nct tall


enough to reach 3 so sad that

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1 Wembley Stadium is (absolutely)

3 gocd-looking 4 second-hand
5 best-selling 6 absent-minded
7 self-confident B hard-working
9 easy-going 1O air-conditioned

12 fashicned

rig wccCen spcon Z /


3 a de icious big :irthday cake

B sucha 9

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I dislance 2 off 3 up 4 c,ass


5 made 6 tempered f up B knoln

so

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2 enough 3 too 4 very


too 6 enough 7 enough 8 very

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such 2 such 3 sucha 4

1 enough

Physical appearance: dork-haired, well


dressed, long- eggeC, good-looking, greeneyed
Personal ty: absent-minoeo, easy-going,
h ard-'*orking, kind-hearted, self -conf ident
Other: second-hand, nevrly-marricd, bestseiling, br'and-new, air-condiiioned

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5 i,vorrled 7 bad-tempered 8 afraid
g likeable 10 tiring 11 ordinarY
12 sympatheiic
d;;t!
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screarr 2 :hal 3 flying


4 afraidof 5 go 6 of 7 ol 8

fall l0 of walking

that she woLrld

to

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4 enihusjastic 5 suitable 6
7 harmful B successful

painless

-1,.i

1 unforgeitable 2 forgetful

3 drinkable 4 readable 5
6 painful 7 hopeful

accessible

8 understandable 9 sympatheiic
l0 tolerant 1l courageous
1 powerful 2 extettsive 3 dreadful

Exam practice 5
1

A 2D 3A 4B 5B 6D
7C BD 9A, 10c 118 i2A

'1

Part 2
13

so i4 seems,/appears 15 a
16 many 17 an 18 rnore 19 have
20 to 21 than 22 as 23 enough

suitably
in tt silly way
unlucki y
in a lovely way/manner/
fashion
possibly
in an ugly way/manner/
fashicn

Adjecti'ie/

Adverb/Phrase

il

to him v'ery patiently


she will realise

.-.:..,.

too

ihan 2 worse than


than 4 the hardest 5 as,/so
dangerously 6 more often than
7 i,vell as B ihe fastest 9 rnore than
3

earller

'lO {ariher/fur:her

harrJ

publicly
well

',t"::.:,

harder 2 earlier 3 more loudlY


worse than 5 longer 6 more o{ten

7 the most imaginatively

aulorratically 2

genlly
unexpectedly 4 probably

l:i

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aslso fast

tluerily 10 c rsc'

1 directly 2

..

free 3 wideiy 4

long

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iast

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9 last 1O wide li.15Laslly 12 wrongly
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1

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r:,

1 more efficiently

ysarly
ef icient y
fast

.tr ..t.,..
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manner/lashicrr
tragicaliy

I softly 2 carefully 3 noisi[y


4 monthly 5 easily 6 earlY 7 wel
B dally 9 angrily 1O Tragically

41 be responsible for

..

E heroically
{Fe

35 marrjed to 36 am not (very) fond of


37 vras surprised atlby 38 isn't as tall

a mask over his nose and rnouth

B always lcoking up 9 to ihe doctor


once a month 10 On FridaY, hc went

;l;.ii

3
5 surprisingiy 6 shyly 7 truy

to

in a lonely rvay,/

Part 3

1 really siarting 2 he imirediately thinks


3 lrar'dly ever relaxes 4 he oiten mlsses
5 he feels well 6 Once ast Year'

jil,:'i-.

25 impossible 26 comfortable
21 rselul 28 hopeless 29 anxious
30 embarrassed 31 technological
32 ignorant 33 naiural
34 knowledgeable
Part 4

carlping for

-tFl'

frrlly

'

heavy tor him

1O We occasioraill,- go
l'er,v days.

awfully

24 ihe

as 39 such a lunny story (that) 40

c,'cloc k?

econamic

Part

Adverb,/Ptrrase

suitable
silly
unlucky
Lovely
possible
ugiy
,
awful
frrli
Noun
lonely :
'
traglc
year
elf icien:
fast
hard
publlc
good

4 optimistic 5 dangetous 6 careful


7 sensible B hopeful 9 drinkable

l0

Friday, '
Doesn't slre p!ay the piano well?
4 We arrived in Lorrdorr on Sunday/On
Sunday, we arrived in London5 She probabl.v won'i be corning io
wor \ tcday,
6 Fle periormed suPerblY ai the
Naiionai Theatre on SaturdaY,
7 5he usually visiis her mother in
hospital at the ,leekend.
B I definitely remenrber seeing hirn
outside the shc,p.
9 Can you conre to my office at six

motorway on Sunday.
lO I have always liked music r"ery much-

',t,::

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1 You u;on't finish Your honrework in


time if ycu don'i hurry up.
2 I'tl p,"obably flnish my prcject on

opened the door.


7 He is always laughing in class.
B She probably doesn'i speak French.
9 He drove dangerously along the

/. 12c 13A 14c lsD


:68 17A i8D 19D 20C
?1A ?2C 23rJ 24A 254

embari'assec 2 typical 3 usual


4 anxious 5 sympaihetic 6 shY
7 afraid B amusing 9 tirescme

drives very caref uliy on the

!j*iir

slowly openecl the door,/S owly, she

'11

l0 nervous

3 happilY
4 probably 5 daily
6 She openeC the door slowly./She
1 beautifuily 2 quietly

ashamed

!1t\

motorway. 4 I don't al',vai/s get uP


early. 5 '/ 6 He's waiting outside.
7 I onlv i<e ice crra-n/l iile icc crean
only, not pudding. 8 '/

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2 shy 3

1 enjoyable

l--le

iiii

hard

school./After school, we often play


footba ll.

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27 the 28 7

I se 2 liear, listening 3 hearcl

.j seen 5 ioc<ed 6 caught


J notice 8 iocking 9 Listen

:C hear/hearC

11 staring/looking

',to.ii

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'I are looking

intl

looking forward

'.cnr 5

2 wi I look afterio

see

closely

ng 4 heard

2 srrddenly 3

Verb

discussion
decision
a boIition
addition

decide
abolish

Each 2 each 3 Every 4

Eacl

5 neither 6 every 7 every B few


9 a few 10 a little 11 little, a few
'12 rnany 13 most 14
several
15 some i6 sorne i7 another
18 a lerv 19 either 20 a little

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direct y

Noun

:Sil

hearirg things 6 to lend an


eai' 7 cauglit a glrnrpse 8 keep an
.: e on t al' c-rrs l0 g ar
-ed [lrru:gh

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barely

4 all 5 few 6 oiher 7 any


9

satio

nversion

B few

Noun
expanSlcn
o ppcsition

Oxforci Univi:rsit5' 2 priscn


outside the hr.;spital t+ a spiCe:

5 the face

i:'A 7C BE 9C ]CD
,1D 12A f.iC .t4A 15D
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i) congralulat,cns are 2f di-ec.tjons
- deP es: . ' il ge t:rrsi..,
,

-l oublicit,.' 24 reluc:arce 25

securitl

Across:4 HEALTH 5 F,ESH


.3 Ft-Rl',lTURr 9 WOfr',iN

-I2

PRIDE

]3 LUCK

Down: HAIR 2

14

i\"iWS 5 i\4USlC 7

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EVI.

IC

S,trECIES

CHiLDREN

KNOWLEDGi

11 WORK

deer 3 a strenge
4 Equipment 5 apaper 6 permission
7 an adveriisenrent I tools 9 works
1 specres 2

l0

lsn'i enough roor

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'3 2- 3ii:.-,-.- 4the
a ;- :ire 8 irre 9 the, the 5 rube 6 grams 7 piece B slice
--t 6'.i-e,
12a
t,' ;:;
1 gotJ rea

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3 plenty of 4 olive oil 5 cneese
gafew
6fish Tnruch Balittle
lU ,urce rs il piece -2 slice
13 cheese 14 a healthy diet

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-? those 4 jLrry 5 audience,

are 6 belorgings

7 travels 8 supplies 9 loundaijons

de ntifi cat o n

Has

it 2 is 3 isrlr,vas, is,/was
4 is/are 5 are. they 5 thern 7 ar.e
8 islare 9 are 10 is 1l ls 12 are
rvas,

ad here

conclude
exte:r d

oppose
giadua te

identify
decorate
occupy
collid e

perm ission
quaiif ication

starvation
adrri ration

admrre

cla-ssif icatio n

classifr,

explosion

exo ode

perm ri
ua lif

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sta "!,e

'ri:r'::

'; loyalty 2 possibility 3

4 explosion 5 profes-sion
5 impression 7 discorreries

depressicn

B decisicn 9 majority iO
1l admiration l2 collision "eclrrity
iil.

;:i,

1 great pleasure 2 correspondence


lasted (for) 3 prove the existerce

no reference .5 for the/iheir


discovery 6 any sinrilarity 7 fuil

increasei 9 the

ellciercyo 0 underdsc_,ssi,'r

i guidarcc ) tendercy j

:f, c':r.
4 revisior. 5 frequency 6 fiuercy,,
7 opportLrnity B psychotogical
9 performance 10 acquisi:ion

1l reluctant

^^-t^--

decoration
occupaticrr
coliision

earthquakes has

r'i,ii:

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repea r

comp licate

responsib,ility B frequenc-v of

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'eireslrnren[s

demo lish

erpard

grad uation

Fntry test

ACC U SC

Verb
.

-'

add

invert

confession
adhesicn
conclusion
extension

some/severalT'c:her- 1C None
any 12 little 13 Ncne 14 ali

11

demolition
repetition
ccmplicaiion

mcst 2 other/sorne 3 some

]C 2A JC 4C 5 D 6C
7A 8R 9B ]n I

cc

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Exam practice 6

Part

B Thet's lre l^ospittl

March 25'f is the day the couni.ri/


celebrates fis inclependence on.

1C 28 3C .1.A 5C 6C
7D BA 9D'10B 1IC 17D
Part 2
13
14 the 15 another 16 slice
18 enough 19 was 20 mrtch/
17
any 21 22 fe,w 23 both 24 af

for
lot

Part 3

25 application 26 references
27 impression 2B inieiligetrce

29 solutlons 30 co-operation
31 abilitr- 32 eificient 33 occupation
34. sensitivity

35 as quickly as 36 play very well


37 looking foru,;ard to 38 less oJten than
39 lookirg into 40 keep a1 eye ort
and Amanda both

pleas

tltins

rl^e

lrr.

llve 42

me greal

1 though

That's the island we spent our


honeymoon on.
10 These are the reasons I chose to
marry him for,

However,/NevertheJess

O W hile,/Whereas,rAlthough,/Though

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l'4arch 25rh is the day when the


country celebrates iis lndependence.
B That's the hospita rvhere the trrins
were born.
9 That's the island vlhere ''nle spent our

tvhy

"r0 These are the ;'e:sons


to marry hirn.

chose

avtay 2 back 3 by 4 irto


5 through 5 on 7 down B over
9 together 1O off
1

'1

5
3 '/lhoever

gets nre dor,vn

:,t: i

'rho

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down 2 on 3 across / on
5 back 6 by 7 around,/round
B away 9 together

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iives 2 where 3 ivhose
4where 5has 6C /B ED

9D 10C 11A 12D 13C lz:lD


t5B 16C 178 18A 19C
2l D 21 prolessional 22 apProval

23 crrminai 24 envious 25 threatened

.:

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to the e cture.

Bi!l fell asleep listening

Wanting to {inish my \/ork, IdecldeC


to stay in. 3 Being nell-qualif ied for
the job, sl-,e got ir.. 4 Realising how
rude I'd been, I apoiogised, 5 Wan',ing
io catch the first bus, he left ear y.

times, he sent hcr an email,


'2 Having received ar invitation, I felt
had to go tc ihe party,
3 Having lost his key, he coulCn't gct in,
4 Ha,tirp, picked r.p herluggage, s^e
'lvent to look for a taxi.

Peru, speal<s Spanish. B My sister, '"vhc


lives ln Canada. is a vet,

13 bui i i4 haunteci 15
16 rvalking 17 cru:ching

..

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1 approval

2 cr.Lrcu 3

:> pcns',.'-

4 enviouS 5 freedcm l:' novelist


7 furiou:; B plofessional 9 addictjve
lC
'13

NaLir-,nai 11

l4

bro;de:n

optiona

12 arscrri::

Scientists l5

r'vider

7 pianists B docpen 9

1O

freedcm
'12 original

proposal l.l bcredorrr

:,1,,:'..,,

Acrossr2 KlNGDOlvl 4 BIGAMOUS


5 ANX]OUS 8 SCIENTISTS
Down:

PITEOUS

.-?

JEALOUS

5 CELLIST 6 ACTLVE 7

rrr:

falllng 2 Exhausted Z th inking


4 shouting 5 laughing 5 coverec
7 iollorved B holcing 9 -e rrif ls c

CANOEIST

10 coming i1 shcuting
1B

deserted 19

Puzziec

i2

piaying
Fass ng b.v

accidental 2 expersive 3 itrriotts


4 r.--rusical 5 professional 6 original
7 pianisi 8 .fan'rous 9 criticai
'iC ireeion':

2O scarei

lt lvas a mistakc thcy have already

apologised for,
2 Maihs is a subject she has Jittle

intcrest in.

3 lt was
hcuse

N'4r

Lo,

morey lron,
r,,ras

la 29 3e 4b

the year I was born in.

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the Prime Mlnister

sent the letler to.


5 It was the bank he had trorrowed

That

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Edwaris they sold the

4 lt was the Q,.reen


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1 envious 2 naticnal 3 broaden


4 crinrii-raJ 5 effective 5 humorous

heT se,rei-ai

1 The new director, ivhc gets on well with


everyonc, is very popular. 2 I-ondon,
where we spent our holidays, was
amazing, 3 The fllm, which I enloyed
very much, was called Finatng Grace,
4 Our cat, which we've had for five years,
is called Wi liam .5 2008, when I met
my wife, ',nras the happiesL year of my life.
6 Thc castle, rr,,hich is ihe oldest buildine
in our town, was built in the sixieenth
century. 7 Tim, whose wife is from

n,,,,tlr.,

'it.ili::.,:.ir .:,:jii:::.:.r' ::i!::,:-: i

1 llaving iried ahcning

l::,,1'

with 2 to get ihrough


with 4 get acrcss

get oir (r,.rell)

3 get on

t.,,,ii

I who 2 wnich
'j.4

'1 ,,vho

spite

Although/Though/While

4 vrhenever,/wherever 5 Whaiever
6 vrhich 7 v,rhe:r I which 9 which
'lC rvhere 1i why 12 whlch 13 who

re

2 yet,zbut 3

4 Even 5 hand 6 other 7 desPite

'arere

honevmocn.

Part 4

4l

born

lr:r-:rl:

whereas 2 despite 3 Although


4 yeI 5 However 6 of making

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5 in, ]n, in,
6 uniil, at, on,
7 On, to, into
8 over, up, int,r, through 9 to, at
-10 to, on, uncier

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I io, in 2 ln, irt 3 out of, on 4 of,


to 5 in, by 6 ln, in 7 For, fror-n
8 on, on 9 by, on l0 at, on
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12 out

1at 2in 3on 4in 5at 6on


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i2 irr 13 on 14 ai 15 on 16 on
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9at lOat
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12 aI '13 ir 14 in
at 16 at
17 on 18 in
il:,9"111

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up 5 put, oui 6 put, ilrrough

1 put up

4
7

put
put,

avray B

put, back

',{i;d

1 put forrvard 2 put

off

i"9rn!;

T;"F
1 paintz'door

handle/tap 2 the stairs/


the staircase 3 TVldishwasher/
washing machine/radio 4 eleciricity/
waier suppfy,/power supply 5 c]ock,z
MP4 playeriradio 6 clock

Social relationships
3 to put on

4 put up 5 pui up 6 put me through


7 put up with B prt me down
9 put out 10 put him up

I wi{e

2 famiy 3

parents

zl grandparents 5 cousins

6 grandmother 7 Uncle B Aunt

Exam practice 7
Part

'-,-'.

,riilry,:{t'i''ffin.illt$

Types of home: bedsit, block of flats,


b,-rngalow, cottage, detached house, loft,
semi-detached house, terraced house, villa
Parts of a house; atiic, basement, cellar,
ground floor. hall, landing, loft, stuCy
Things we find in a house: corkscrew,
ironirg board, power point, remote
control, table mat, tca tov;el, washirrgup liqu d

rlgJ

'I GRANDFATHER 2

ID 28 3B 4A 5C 6C
7D BC 9A IOA"IlA 12D

3 AUNT 4 NEPHE\^/

Parl 2
13 in

B WIDOWER 9

6 SIEDIATIJER

GRANDMOTHER
.5 WIDOW

FIANCE

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18 but 19 in 20 which 21 by
22 which 23 splte 24 al

STIPMOTHER
1O FATHER_IN-LAW
1I GREATGRANDDAUGHTER

1 betrveen 2.

Part 3

The secrei urord is 'GRANDPARENTS'.

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in/on 3 frcnr
4 a,:cut 5 fron 6 of 7 on
3 frcm 9 io 10 from i.l at
l? berween l3 of 14 of 15 about
'::.:

cr 2 be:wee,r 3 ir 4 cf 5
6 a:cut 7 ,,,.. i| 3 tc 9 :rcn
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to

25 econonr cal 2b expensive


27 iourist 2B pro{essicnal
29 effective 30 global 31 brcadens
32 cultural 33 behaviour 34 critical
Part 4
35 spite of the

37

tcr

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" nel 2 lo 3 l.now a 'n


5 go 6 fallen 7 engaged
8 get 9 marriage 10 r,vedding
11

put up with

38 the woman

car 39 get back io 40

v.rhose

the village

anniversary 12 be"st 13

teS

iri,.rdst'i: 3 close
4 became/nrade 5 user-friendly

,,4=

1 r-nl'endly 2

' :t'' 2 i -i :here 4 ihere 5 lt's '.""


i:
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5 There 7 il'ere B There 9 lt
ii-V+i:e*n-i ::",i;i=}f#
'C l:'s ,1 Tnere's 12 )t 13 There
Living conditions
l4
fher'e's i5 ]i

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out with, looks doy,in on, puis (pecpie)
off, brought up

+,is

,.,.:.'

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I out 2 up 3 down
'1 city 2 floors
' there 2 trere 3 it 4 it 5 lt
3 garden 4 cotiage 5 up, up 6 oui, up, otf
5 there 7 li: B there 9 there 10 it 5 villa 6 flats 7 r'ooms
11

there

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2 armchair 3 sola
'- ::' I4 rryardrobe
cupbcard 5 light switch 6 plug
7 stools B corkscrew 9 iron
10 dressing 11 chest 12 lanp
13 bulb l4 cr:shions 15 fireplace
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4 basement 5 study

r'

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Occupations

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6 in 7 al 8 by 9 outof 10 in

316

to

14 honeymoon

Friendship

41 did ii on purpose
+2 is pcssible that yr-:u

v:re,'e
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fact 36

even tnough

12 SON

(house)

, l4fr

tls'
t jcb ) ea," 3 nan:a ! ceti:tt
5 outdoors
'!rli

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career 2 interview 3

5 wagL 6 salary

job 4 sa:K

p:rs.on

B promoticrr 9 reference

10 q:ali'icarions 11 erpe-ience
12 offer i3 trainee

p:d
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3 get

over 5 ieal with 6

on

carried out

fducation
4 area 5 degiee
u{\
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4 cioicma 5 cltsses 6 private
7 grade B year g heart lC revise
!:ir

get

10 gets

a,z tJre 2 a-l-the 3 a / the


4ai#e 5A,/:fj? 6a/the
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ma. 5 -orprel-en"i,,re
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Bc 9,10a
The arts
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1 played/plays 2 career 3 stage


4 roles 5 plays 6 musicitr

musical, performance, p ot, premiere_


role, scene, science fiction, screen,
screenplay, script, set, soundtrack,
subtitles, thri Jler, trailer, rvestern
Art: brush, canvas, exhlbition, illustration,
landscape, plciure, sculpture, warercolonr

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3 audrence 4 cast 5 edition
6 soundtrack 7 costume(s)

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Literature; biography, chapter, character.

ediiion, horror, i lustration, love stcry,


magazine, novei, picture, piot, poetry,
scicncc iiction, srort story, thriller
Music. audience, CD, concert, encore,
n .c'ophone, rr,rsrcal, mlsicia'r, opera,
orchestra, periormance, pop, rehearsal,
singer, stage, volume, wesiern
Tir.-alr:: acl. aud .rce. auditoriurrr,
biography, cast, character, comedy,
costurre, dranra. first night, horror,
lighting, love story, matinee, nricrophone,
r-rrsical, pcrlorrrarce. play. plot,

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appear in: a concert, a lilnt, llamlet, a
horror rnovie, a play, a procluction, a
recital. a show, a video, the scerre
broadcast: a concert, Hantiet, a
perfor-narrce, a piece ul rrrr,ic, :
play, a production- a recital, a sho,,,,,, a
syirplrony, a virieo
cornpose. a piece of music, a symphonl,
dire:t: a tiinr. Hn,r/et. .l hcrrcr n-cr.ie, a
play, a prcducticn, a shour
get: a CD, a difficult pari, the leading
loie, a new book, a new edition. a video
give: a concert, a performance, a reciial,
a show
play: a CD, Hamlet, a piece of music, thc
leading role, a video
produce: a CD, a concert, a film, Hamlet,
a horror tnovie, a play, a shcw
publish: Hamlet, a new bock, a new
edition, a revievr. the story
put on: a conccrt, Hamief, a play,
production, a show
re'zie\,v: a CD, a concert. a lilrn, Harnlet. a
horror ,'novie, a new bock, a new edition,
a perfornrance, a piece of music, a play.
a production, a recital, a show, a video
se:: a f;lm. lrarr.ltt, a h;t"o, mov'e, a
p ay, a performance, a slrovr
set: the scene
watch: a lilm, a horror movie, a play, a
performance, a shovi, a viCeo
vJnte: a new book, a piece of rnusic, a
play, a review, a symphony, the story

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Sport/Activities: ath/etics, r.:sketbal

I concert 9 programme
l0 illustrations/pictures

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5 opponent 5 of 7 winier
8 outdoor 9 re{eree,/unrlire l0 fit

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6 broadcast 7 produced B composed/
wrote 9 published l0 waLch

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bow s, boxing, canceing, diving, fislring,


'ooiba t. gol{, hocl r\,/ .ncto. ac:rg,
pool, skiing, snooker, squash. swinrn-,ing.
tennrs, volleybal
People; captain, cca:l:, defende:,
goalkeeper, judge, iranage r. pla',;er,
releree .rriker. teat:.. ur p. : i
Fquicment: basketball. bai_, :ccis, bov.rls,
clLrb, football, net. car, rac..rrei_ .cC, skis,
siick- t:rnks, vo le!/bail- wht.qiie
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clinr bing/hi king,/ga rdeni ng, rrrou nta in
bike: cycling, tweezers: stairp ccllecting,
hoe: gardening, bru:h: painling,
rope: cl imblng,.absell ing, gir:e; siamp
col eciing/collage/making mcCels (e.g.
moCel pianes), need e: sev,'rnglkniiting,
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Our environment and the
natural world

waierilelon

i.",leat: bacon, beef, chicken, chop, joint,


ianrb, liver, mutton, pork, salamj, sausage

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rock B sea - ocean, oceat 9 iorvn -

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ourcau 9 cesigner T0 wrappeC

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Weather
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4 pouring 5 storm 6 spells 7 frost


B boiling 9 breeze lO drenchecl

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I cheese 6 nuts 7 .qournret
i ivine 9 chef lO restaurant
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ca bbage,

c; ulif lower, cou rget Le, .rcl.,r"b.r,


r:tt'rce, spinach
Iish: cod, haddock, nrackerel, plaice,
s.: lmon, -sardine, trout

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hill 6 lane 7 gulf .g forest
9 tree 10 pond 11 pebble 12 town
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bush "14 coast l5 mountain
16 sea 17 road 18 bay 19 city
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atmosphere 2

greenbouse

3 weather 4 exhaust 5 resources


6 coal 7 energy B waves 9 fue:

1O recycling

'l pollution 2 disast'rcus


3 extinction
4 harmful 5 damaging 5 population
7_ survival B protectior ? poveriy

1 unsettJed/changeable 2 hum;d

I i":: 4 overcast 5 gale 6 smog


r- boirirg/scorchirg 3 fog 9 freeziig
l0 drizzle i1 pouring/bucketing

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4dark 5dry/itoL 6heavy


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/ .Lcvely 5 logzsnrog 6 strong"
,z- lightning B clouds 9 hoi,ingj
l0 snowflake

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3. exhaust fumes 4 global v,rarming/
acid

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layer 6 nuclear energy/waste

/ DJOhc:ranspcrt 8 lrAff,c
la.ns 9 naturaJ resources, gases/
d sasrcr 13 air po'lutiorr il ,.u
pollution l2 solar energy 13 finite
resoLlrces l4 greenhouse effect
15 clean fuels 16 recyclec fuels/
IrIouucTS

resources 17 roise pollu.ic n


1B renervable energy/r.sou.ce:
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4 cha,'g:able 5 showery 6 rainy


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. l;t_q,asses, ircu-sers, uncerwear
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;':an. carrot. co!fgeite, lettuce, ntelon,
-;.t sh rcorn. reach, plun-.
-- / sicrei crll, hammer, iaivnnrower,

city

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9 iir lC servrce

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oarsley, rosema ry, ihy,-ne
Seaiood: iobstei-, mussel, octopus,
orawn, slrimp, squld
Fruit: cpple, coconut, fig, grape, mango,
neciarine, plum, satsuma, strawberry,

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4 email(s) 5 magazines r- blcgs


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1 correspondcn'r 2 clrculation
3 commerclal 4 documentarY

4 produced 5

5 celebrity 6 periodical 7 journalist


B headtlne 9 Press 10 editor

7 CD-[{CM B laPtoP 9

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iO obseliatlon 11 designer
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chat show, children's Prograrnme/
channel/show, ccmmercia break,
currenl alla rs. o giLa' Ielevis'orl,
educational programine, game show, light
entedainlxent, live television/progran'rlre,/
show,/erriertalnn-rent, naiure programme/
channel. nelvs channelz'con felence/
broadcasi, prss report/conference,
i'adio broadcast /cornmentator/l istener,/

programnre/sho n/station, soap opera,


soorts chan nel,/.ommentator/progranrme,
television channelz'commentator,/viewer/

exoloration
creator

5 discoveries 7
sponsored

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4 deccrator 5 a:tl:itec:
6 hairCresser 7 teacl-er t rrarager
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i3 researche' 14 a-cl":aec ogist
l5 astrorioire" l6 3oai3r.1
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19 biologist 20 cherrist 21 physicist
22 hisiorian 23

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9 call back l0 shut dorvn
Science and technologY
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4 designer 5 develoPment
5 discovery 7 exPloration
8 researcher 9 Proglarlmer

10 engineer 11 building
12 consetvatiol

14 creation

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19 insrrrct 2f

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creator '16 specialist
18 suPervisor
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4 b,urgiary 5 criminal 5
7 hijacking 8 prisoner !

10 frail

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kidnappei'
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10 kil ing 11 muggirrg


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l5 robber 16 shoplifting 17 sialker
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4 conference 5 wrcng 5 game


7 :nswenng 8 show 9 Programme

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4 shopllftlng 5 fraud 5 iooting


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