DVD EXTRA UPPER-INTERMEDIATE ANSWER KEY a2 b5 B3 UNIT 6 C4 3A c3 d4 1c 2i 3a 9 d 10 e e1 3A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
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DVD EXTRA UPPER-INTERMEDIATE ANSWER KEY
a2 b5
B3
UNIT 6 C4
3A c3
d4
1c 2i 3a 9 d 10 e
e1
3A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
2A A2
UNIT 1
2
UNIT 3
road, Route 66 paws, husky sledding bounced, bungee jumping states, Route 66 don’t want to, swimming with dolphins enchanted, swimming with dolphins crystal, husky sledding high, bungee jumping day, wingwalking nervous, wingwalking
2
D1 4f
5j
6b
7h
8g
4
1 gossamer 2 That’s that 3 I don’t care 4 be of assistance 5 bank
a4
b1 c6
d5
e3
f2
2B
UNIT 2
a to show that as money increases, happiness stays the same b the ratrace c we work harder to get richer and buy more d to explain the problem of comparison e we should take more holidays f tax the rich more
1
3A
4A
1 beautiful 2 silent 3 excited 4 strong 5 legendary 6 famous 7 awesome 8 magical 9 fantastic 10 lucky
(suggested answers) car maintenance: M clean/tidy the home: W cooking: W DIY/home repairs: M help children with homework: W/M repair clothes: W work full-time: M
2
1F 2T 3T 4F 8 F 9 T 10 F
5F 6T 7T
1 the number of hours Rob works a week 2 the number of hours Richard works a week 3 the number of men working part-time 4 the number of people working parttime has trebled in the last 20 years 5 Bernard’s age 6 the number of hours Bernard works a week 1 disrupt 2 cut 3 corporate 5 barrier 6 down 7 heck
4
1a
2e
3A
3F
4F
5F
6F
7T
3b
4c
5d
6e
7f
8T
the population of Okinawa 900 people live to be 100 or more this percentage is 4 times higher than in Britain and America 4 Mr Miyagi’s age 5 the Okinawan tradition of eating until you’re ’80 percent full’ 6/7 Matu’s daily calorie consumption, which is 20 percent less than in Britain and America
4
1 remote island 2 well beyond 3 care less 4 rainbow diet 5 life-enhancing 6 antioxidant-rich 7 protective properties 8 early grave
UNIT 7
2B
1, 3, 4 and 6
3A
UNIT 5
1c
2A
1 welcome 2 you 3 might 4 prove 5 email 6 notion 7 potential 8 work
3A
3A
4
1T 2T
a consequence of their lifestyle the fruit and vegetable shop to get a range of different colours twenty years cell damage/diseases to get your money’s worth by observing people who are healthy examples of active old age
1 2 3
UNIT 4
2A
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
a5
b3 c1
d8
e2
f7
g6
4A
1 once and for all 2 hooking, up 3 chorister 4 of some sort 5 correlate precisely 6 realise
4B
1 of some sort 2 realise 3 once and for all 4 chorister 5 hooking up 6 correlate precisely
h4
3a
4c
5c
4
6c
1 live 2 news 3 breaking 5 roving 6 on
4 weather
UNIT 8
2A A2
2B 1C
3A 1F
4A
4 mind
2b
B1
C3
2A
3B
2F
3T
4F
5T
6F
7T
8F
1 draw 2 fire 3 facial 4 clasp 5 minor 6 strike 7 fine 8 anticlockwise
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DVD EXTRA UNIT 9
2
2, 3, 5, 6 and 7
3A
1 28th September 1994 2 01.12a.m. 3 12 4 No, there was no time. 5 in the cafeteria 6 the pipework on the ceiling 7 changes in his mind/tunnel vision
4
1 rooted to the spot 2 breaching 3 scrambled 4 listed 5 slid 6 upturned 7 clambered up 8 routine crossing
UNIT 10
2A
A2 B3
3A 1F
2F
C1 3T
4F
5T
6T 7F 8T
4
1 unity 2 jigsaw 3 rebranding 4 budget cuts 5 auditorium 6 elaborate 7 people from every walk of life 8 chill out
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