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ANSWER KEY

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Term test 1 M: Mmm … that’s interesting. But where do today’s teens


get their ideas? Do they rely on fashion magazines for
inspiration?
F: Well, famous fashion designers don’t control their fashion
Vocabulary ideas anymore a) because their clothes are too expensive,
and b) because their clothes are too smart. Teens don’t
1 1 canteen 2  trainers 3 
attitude 4  material 
want to be ‘too smart’ – when they get new shoes, they ask
5 clubs 6 disappointment 7  stage 8 persuade
their friends to walk on them so they don’t look too new …
2 1 f 2 a 3 
g 4 h 5 c 6 
b 7 
e 8 
d
M: Right. So, who do teens follow when it comes to fashion
3 1 beaten 2  court 3 packed 4 
labs 5 
hard  ideas?
6  cotton 7 
smart 8 athlete
F: Their friends, definitely. At that age, most teens still don’t
have a very strong sense of who they are as people and
usually it’s very important for them to feel part of a group.
Grammar It’s logical that wearing similar clothes to your closest
friends helps create a sense of belonging, fitting in. Music
1 1 says 2  showed 3 met 4 is trying 5 
have 
also has a very big role in their fashion choices. We see
6  fell 7 was racing 8 is improving
boys wearing leather jackets or girls wearing shorts and
2 1 is looking forward to 2  quite like 3  fond of 4 loves  boots exactly like their favourite singers. And for example,
5  doesn’t mind 6  afraid of 7  doesn’t like rock bands’ favourite colour has always been black, so
3 1 e  2  g  3  f  4 a  5  c  6 h  7 b  8  d teens’ clothes are mainly black, although we get to see
bright colours more often now. But dark makeup, and a lot
of it, is still very popular.

Vocabulary and Grammar M: I see … and how much do teens normally spend on …

1 B  2 A  3 C  4 C  5 B  6 C 


7 C  8 A 9 B 10  B
Writing
Students’ own answers
Reading
1 B  2 C  3 A  4 B  5 C
Speaking
1 1 b  2 e  3 h  4 g  5 f  6 a  7 d  8 c
Listening Exam task Students’ own answers

1 C  2 B  3 A  4 B  5 A  6 C

TT1

Narrator: Term Test 1, Listening Part 4


You will hear part of an interview with a fashion blogger
called Monika Kerr on teenagers’ style choices.
M: Hi everyone! Today’s topic is ‘How do teens make their
style choices?’ I’m here with Monika Kerr, the popular
fashion blogger. Welcome Monika – first of all, have you
always been into fashion?
F: Oh no. As a teen, I wasn’t interested in fashion at all. Until I
was around 16, my style was very casual.
M: Really? What do you mean?
F: Well, I liked wearing all kinds of accessories and colours.
Sometimes I made very bad choices, particularly when
dressing for school. My mother, who’s very stylish, just
couldn’t hide her disappointment about my choice of
clothes. I think she would have liked to just throw all my
stuff away …
M: And did she ever?
F: No, never. But one day I asked her for advice, and she told
me what looked good on me and what didn’t, but she was
never rude. I began to see that the way people dress is not
boring at all. Then we started going shopping for clothes
together. I really loved it. That’s when I decided I wanted to
work in fashion.
M: So it wasn’t a best friend or a famous fashion designer
who helped you find your style, but your mum.
F: But that’s not unusual at all. Lots of my friends have had
the same experience.

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