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VOCABULARY GRAMMAR
1 5
1 F 1 aren’t setting off
2 A 2 ’s picking
3 E 3 ’re going to have
4 D 4 ’re going to stay
5 B 5 ’s going to be
6 H 6 ’re going to go swimming
7 G 7 won’t forget
8 C 8 Are you doing

2 6
1 take back 1 Have (you ever) eaten
2 save up 2 haven’t paid
3 give (something) away 3 rode
4 checkout 4 has (never) tasted
5 price 5 did (you and your family) go
6 receipt 6 Did (your friends) get back
7 special offer 7 didn’t take off
8 change 8 has (your sister) been

3 7
1 sour 1 just
2 embarrassed 2 already
3 disgusting 3 who
4 stressed 4 which
5 frozen 5 been
6 confusing 6 can’t
7 sweet 7 might
8 hopeful 8 must

4 8
1 B toes 1 A wanted
2 A cough 2 B ’s leaving
3 C injured 3 A too
4 B bear 4 D which
5 A and 5 C were waiting
6 C science fiction films 6 B as
7 A documentary 7 D had to
8 A bookshop 8 C herself

LISTENING
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1 B
2 A
3 C
4 B
5 C

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TAPESCRIPT SPEAKING
The time is now twenty-five past four. We have five minutes
before our popular drama, Oak Road, begins, so we’ve
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got enough time to talk about what’s on later. At five
past five, we have chef Frank Dawson with his series on 1 (Why don’t we) go shopping?
food from around the world. Frank’s already given us a 2 (What about) seeing a comedy?
wonderful recipe for Indian curry and we’ve also seen him 3 (How about) ordering some fast food?
doing Mexican rice. Well, today it’s salmon sushi. Sounds 4 (Why don’t we) join a film club?
delicious! Then it’ll be time for Film of the week. Remember
last week we saw Inception – that wonderful thriller set in 5 (We could) read a love story.
the future. Tonight we’re going to take a break from science B
fiction – we’ve chosen an animated film which we think Students’ own answers.
you’ll enjoy very much. Then the documentary at half past
nine is about city wildlife, the kinds of animals that live in
our gardens or under the rubbish bins. Definitely not for the
easily frightened! No soft furry pets like cats or dogs but
you will see bats, snakes and rats. And then if you’re still
awake after that, ski champion Rob Forrest is on our late-
night chat show. He’ll tell us some interesting things about
his life as a skier – he’s hurt his knees more often than he
can count, he’s broken his arms and his legs several times
but one thing he’s never had in all that freezing cold snow
is flu! How strange … We hope you’ll enjoy our programmes
tonight but now, sit back and relax … as it’s time for our
afternoon soap opera…

READING
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1 C (you will notice that £1 from every meal goes to a
children’s hospital)
2 A (There’s something for everyone on the menu, from
veggie burgers for vegetarians to the tasty Rainforest
Burger for meat lovers.)
3 C (you can’t reserve for lunch or dinner here)
4 B (No need to call a waiter – you order your food and
drink by touching the pictures.)
5 A (Set off for the tropical rainforest in this restaurant.
Take some time to look around)

WRITING
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Students’ own answers.

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