Unit 6
Vocabulary
1
1 inventor 4 discovery
2 development 5 revolutionized
3 researchers 6 cloning
2
1 During the experiment, there were three observers in the lab.
2 Where does the designer get her inspiration from?
3 Washing machines, vacuum cleaners and dishwashers brought about a revolution in housework.
4 The discovery of / Discovering fossil fuels like coal and oil has been very important to modern life.
5 The company is working on adaptations to its software program.
3
1 microwave 2 international 3 rewrite 4 underestimate 5 pro-GM
4
1 (correct)
2 People were wearing multicoloured costumes at the carnival.
3 Vegetables lose valuable vitamins when they’re over-cooked.
4 The organizers underestimated the number of participants and not everyone could fit into the hall.
5 If you are anti-technology, you believe that people shouldn’t use electronic items.
5
1 tough 4 useful
2 eye-catching 5 stylish
3 low-cost
6
1 Wayne’s umbrella is pocket-sized.
2 We need to find a low-cost solution.
3 Do you think in the future all cars will be solar-powered?
4 This resort isn’t really child-friendly.
5 New inventions must be eco-friendly.
7
1 a resend b renew c redesign
2 a multi-purpose b multi-national c multi-storey
3 a overeat b overproduce c overspend
8
1 idea 4 discoveries
2 tests 5 inspiration
3 observations 6 adaptations
Grammar
1
1 hadn’t been published
2 will be replaced
3 Has … been developed
4 was … invented
5 is being re-written
6 are recycled
2
1 Someone has left their iPod on this desk.
2 (correct)
3 Sonia was given a heart-shaped cake for her birthday last year.
4 Do they sell GM foods in this supermarket? / Are GM foods sold in this supermarket?
5 (correct)
6 The test will be done again in a week’s time.
3 Students’ own answers.
4
1 will be done; by researchers
2 was made; (second space left blank)
3 was discovered by the police
4 is being designed; by Lia
5 have been put; by the company
5
1 The lab was being cleaned when I arrived.
2 This old TV set is going to be replaced soon.
3 Electronic goods are developed by our company.
4 The scientist won’t be paid a lot of money.
5 The new solar-powered car is being tested by Shona.
6
1 having my hair cut this afternoon.
2 had its roof blown off in the storm.
3 got new solar panels put in.
4 has had her motorbike fixed twice this month.
5 getting a new computer delivered later.
6 had his eyes tested yesterday.
7
1 had our photo taken
2 had more tests done
3 having our lights fixed
4 has had a new perfume developed
5 had a new tattoo drawn
6 will have had the bedroom painted
8
1 will have / have the bionic eye put in
2 will be put / is put
3 will be worn / are worn
4 will be sent / are sent
5 has been created
9
Stu Did you go to the Design of the Year exhibition this year?
Kyle Yeah. It is really interesting. I saw that an award was given to the website gov.uk.
Stu A website? That’s an unusual choice.
Kyle Well the judges were impressed for it because it saves users lots of time and money.
Stu In what way?
Kyle People’s lives have made easier by the website as it helps them to do things like get their passport renew or pay their taxes.
Stu Did any other designs awarded prizes?
Kyle Oh yes, there were prizes for things like architecture, fashion, design and transport. The one that got the transport prize was the one I liked best. It was a wheel that been designed so that it can be folded and used for bikes and wheelchairs.
Stu Sounds cool.
Ex. was
1 with / by 2 have been made 3 renewed 4 Were 5 that has / that’s been
Listening
2
1 B 2 C 3 D 4 A 5 C 6 B 7 A 8 C
3
1 They_haven’t had_the_designs_ approved yet.
2 Next_week, I’ll_be_in Geneva.
3 A_luminarium_is_made_of coloured plastic.
4 It’s_a_great place for_concerts.
5 This_is_used for catching fish.
6 It’s_not_as heavy_as it seems.
4
1 was given an invitation to visit a luminarium
2 the Mayor had had one installed in the Olympic Park
3 It was an experience I’ll never forget
4 I’m worried that I’ll feel like I’ve been locked in
5 I’m sure you’ll be able to relax when you see all those beautiful colours
6 It’s good to be given the chance to do something a bit different
7 my friend’s band has been asked to play a concert there next week
8 But let’s stay near the entrance
Speaking
1
1 practical
2 far more practical than
3 pocket-sized
4 is less practical than
5 isn’t as cheap as
6 cost less than
2
1 is used for
2 It’s a useful thing
3 much less useful
4 changed more people’s lives
5 it helps
6 You can use it
3, 4, 5, 6 Students’ own answers.
Reading
1 Possible answer: In the FunanDigitalife Mall, you can buy gadgets and IT equipment. In the Akihabara area, you can buy new and used electronic equipment, computer games and parts and personal robots.
2 Possible answers:
1 Someone who likes to travel and is interested in IT and electronic gadgets.
2 WiFi internet access is free in the FunanDigitalife Mall.
3 To look on the mall’s website to see if any gaming championships will be held there while they are visiting.
4 In the Akihabara district of Tokyo.
5 Your passport, if you are a foreign tourist.
3
1 F It ‘is certainly very popular’ in this part of Asia, but it doesn’t say it’s the ‘best-known’.
2 F All the stores are ‘under one roof’.
3 F Goods aren’t discounted, but shoppers can get a tax refund with a foreign passport.
4 T Akihabara is ‘less than five minutes by train from Tokyo station’.
5 T The duty free shops ‘specialize in appliances for the international market’.
4
1 gadgets 4 buy
2 unlimited 5 enthusiasts
3 instant 6 deals in
5
1 /dʒ/ 2 /dʒ/ 3 /dʒ/ 4 /g/ 5 /g/
Writing
1 The writer agrees with the statement, as in the conclusion he / she says that we should use technology only when necessary.
2
1 Yes
2 2: The arguments against the statement
3: the arguments for the statement
3 In conclusion; I believe
3
1 however 2 On the one hand 3 On the other hand 4 What’s more 5 although
4 Students’ own answers.
5 Possible answer: By introducing both sides of the argument.
6, 7 Students’ own answers.
Progress Check
Grammar
1
1 invented; A
2 was printed; P
3 will be repaired / is going to be repaired; P
4 are asking; A
5 was designed; P
6 are tested; P
2
1 is being replaced
2 was this email written
3 has been left
4 will be tested
5 was being driven by
3
1 had their article published
2 had my iPhone stolen
3 will have had the tests done
4 is having their website redesigned
5 Have; had the computer checked
6 had her dress designed
4
1 has been promoted
2 has; had the app converted
3 will be taught
4 were organized
5 are improved
6 have had it made
Vocabulary
1
1 B 2 C 3 A 4 C 5 B
2
1 eco-friendly 4 long-lasting
2 waterproof 5 tough
3 solar-powered
3
1 researchers 2 tests 3 rethink 4 designed/developed 5 discovered 6 observation
4
1 … do you always overspend
2 … are multi-purpose
3 … resend me the email
4 … is multi-ethnic
5 … always overproduces cars
Friday, 12 May 2017
2nd Batxillerat Unit 6 Workbook Answer Key
Unit 6
Vocabulary
1
1 do 4 apply
2 leave 5 pass
3 graduated
2
1 claim 4 get
2 get 5 start
3 taught
Students’ own answers.
3
1 train 4 owner
2 hotel 5 players
3 director
4
1 surgeon 4 director
2 teacher 5 assistant
3 manager
5
1 indecisive 4 inexperienced
2 inarticulate 5 unenthusiastic
3 inefficient 6 irrational
6
1 My boss is (very) critical of me.
2 The accountant is very hardworking.
3 The new employee is (very) perceptive.
4 Employers prefer organized employees / employees who are organized.
5 Some days I’m really / very motivated to study.
6 Ron is unreliable.
7
1 was doing 4 Have … done
2 getting 5 pass
3 got 6 passed
8
1 instructors 5 manager
2 Get 6 efficient
3 course 7 coach
4 doing 8 punctual
Grammar
1
1 to try 4 to help
2 to share 5 seeing
3 developing 6 to remember
2
1 After graduating / After I graduate
2 to earn
3 managed to pass the exam
4 forward to finishing
5 Performing operations is
3
1 The customer wants the sales assistant to give her a refund.
2 The company would love to hire new staff.
3 My boss would like me to work late tonight.
4 The teacher doesn’t like students to use his first name.
5 Do you want me to come back later?
4
1 wants us to look
2 ’d / would like you to come
3 would love me to become
4 don’t want the lecturer to give
5 Would … like us to tell 5 Students’ own answers.
6
1 Having worked 4 Hoping
2 stealing 5 Realizing
3 Speaking
7
1 Applying for the job, Amy didn’t think she would get it. / Thinking she wouldn’t get it, Amy applied for the job.
2 We saw the truck driver picking up / pick up his mobile phone.
3 Not having a car, I usually cycle to work.
4 Looking out of the window, I saw the accident.
5 Tired and disappointed, the losing team walked off the pitch.
6 Having graduated from university, Tom went on holiday.
8
1 Going 5 Spending
2 being 6 (to) decide
3 to help 7 Wearing
4 to show 8 talking
9
1 (correct)
2 The company want me to start next week.
3 Do you mind waiting outside for a minute?
4 Lost and frightened, she went to ask for help.
5 Leaving my old job was the best thing I ever did.
6 I could hear the interviewers discussing my CV. Listening
2
1 B 2 A 3 C 4 C 5 B 6 C 7 A 8 C
3
1 A 2 B 3 A 4 B 5 B 6 A
4
1 everywhere 2 certainly 3 bored 4 least 5 human element 6 moving
5
1 I’m thinking about doing an online course
2 Sitting in your own home and learning
3 in control of your learning
4 It’s hard to get
5 to realize how valuable e-learning is
6 My parents would love me to study
7 The short course I want to do
8 I wouldn’t need to get
9 to pay for fees
10 Working and studying at the same time
11 you won’t have to give up your job to study
Speaking
1
1 D 2 B 3 A 4 C
2
1 interesting question 2 say that again 3 like to ask
3, 4, 5, 6 Students’ own answers.
Reading
1
1 six 2 over 1,000
2
1 F; He asked Steiner to speak to factory workers in Stuttgart.
2 F; He believed it was harmful for children to be taught formally or theoretically too early.
3 T; Steiner believed children should understand ideas instead.
4 T; Studies have shown that they understand science better.
3
1 B 2 C 3 A
4
1 lifetime 2 copying others 3 comprehensive 4 self-confidence
5
1 /dʒ/ 2 /ɡ/ 3 /ɡ/ 4 /dʒ/ 5 /ɡ/
Writing
1 hard-working, talented
2
1 Because the verb enjoy is followed by the gerund.
2 Because the verb require is followed by an object + to + infinitive and to become is in the infinitive to show purpose.
3 I hope that you will consider me …
3
1 was advertised 2 I am 3 I have 4 my tutors have been impressed 5 I would
4 Possible answers:
1 accountancy, maths, business studies, economics, statistics, finance
2 trustworthy, honesty, motivation, hard-working, organized, responsible
3 to gain experience; to make some money while studying
5
A 2 B 1 C 4 D 3
6 Students’ own answers.
Progress check
Grammar
1
1 to find 4 Leaving
2 learning 5 studying
3 working/to work 6 to discuss
2
1 to start 2 arguing 3 Crying … disappointed/ Disappointed … crying 4 to get 5 Cheating 6 Having worked
3 Students’ own answers
4
(1) To decide Deciding what to do when you leave school is one of the most important decisions a young person must (2) makes make. You might make a wrong choice if you (3) didn’t don’t carefully consider what you want to do. Also think about what you’re good at and what you enjoy (4) to do doing. Finally, think about what’s important to you: (5) it is is it making money, being successful, being happy or being creative? Whatever you decide, make sure your choice will allow you (6) reach to reach these goals.
Vocabulary
1
1 driver 4 teacher
2 players 5 designer
3 assistants 6 directors
2
1 claim benefits 2 did a degree 3 apply for the job 4 drop out of 5 graduate from university
3
1 leave 4 job
2 starting 5 responsible
3 yourself
4
1 Becoming a train driver takes a lot of hard work.
2 Not many people pass their driving test first time.
3 Have you done your science assignment yet?
4 You’re always late! I’ve never met a more unpunctual person in my life.
5 The tattoo artist that did my tattoo was really talented.
6 The unqualified brain surgeon didn’t even have a degree!
Listening
1
1 F 2 T 3 T 4 F
2
1 Black 5 teaching English
2 Assistant 6 Monday
3 2014 7 3pm
4 director Speaking
Students’ own answers.
Vocabulary
1
1 do 4 apply
2 leave 5 pass
3 graduated
2
1 claim 4 get
2 get 5 start
3 taught
Students’ own answers.
3
1 train 4 owner
2 hotel 5 players
3 director
4
1 surgeon 4 director
2 teacher 5 assistant
3 manager
5
1 indecisive 4 inexperienced
2 inarticulate 5 unenthusiastic
3 inefficient 6 irrational
6
1 My boss is (very) critical of me.
2 The accountant is very hardworking.
3 The new employee is (very) perceptive.
4 Employers prefer organized employees / employees who are organized.
5 Some days I’m really / very motivated to study.
6 Ron is unreliable.
7
1 was doing 4 Have … done
2 getting 5 pass
3 got 6 passed
8
1 instructors 5 manager
2 Get 6 efficient
3 course 7 coach
4 doing 8 punctual
Grammar
1
1 to try 4 to help
2 to share 5 seeing
3 developing 6 to remember
2
1 After graduating / After I graduate
2 to earn
3 managed to pass the exam
4 forward to finishing
5 Performing operations is
3
1 The customer wants the sales assistant to give her a refund.
2 The company would love to hire new staff.
3 My boss would like me to work late tonight.
4 The teacher doesn’t like students to use his first name.
5 Do you want me to come back later?
4
1 wants us to look
2 ’d / would like you to come
3 would love me to become
4 don’t want the lecturer to give
5 Would … like us to tell 5 Students’ own answers.
6
1 Having worked 4 Hoping
2 stealing 5 Realizing
3 Speaking
7
1 Applying for the job, Amy didn’t think she would get it. / Thinking she wouldn’t get it, Amy applied for the job.
2 We saw the truck driver picking up / pick up his mobile phone.
3 Not having a car, I usually cycle to work.
4 Looking out of the window, I saw the accident.
5 Tired and disappointed, the losing team walked off the pitch.
6 Having graduated from university, Tom went on holiday.
8
1 Going 5 Spending
2 being 6 (to) decide
3 to help 7 Wearing
4 to show 8 talking
9
1 (correct)
2 The company want me to start next week.
3 Do you mind waiting outside for a minute?
4 Lost and frightened, she went to ask for help.
5 Leaving my old job was the best thing I ever did.
6 I could hear the interviewers discussing my CV. Listening
2
1 B 2 A 3 C 4 C 5 B 6 C 7 A 8 C
3
1 A 2 B 3 A 4 B 5 B 6 A
4
1 everywhere 2 certainly 3 bored 4 least 5 human element 6 moving
5
1 I’m thinking about doing an online course
2 Sitting in your own home and learning
3 in control of your learning
4 It’s hard to get
5 to realize how valuable e-learning is
6 My parents would love me to study
7 The short course I want to do
8 I wouldn’t need to get
9 to pay for fees
10 Working and studying at the same time
11 you won’t have to give up your job to study
Speaking
1
1 D 2 B 3 A 4 C
2
1 interesting question 2 say that again 3 like to ask
3, 4, 5, 6 Students’ own answers.
Reading
1
1 six 2 over 1,000
2
1 F; He asked Steiner to speak to factory workers in Stuttgart.
2 F; He believed it was harmful for children to be taught formally or theoretically too early.
3 T; Steiner believed children should understand ideas instead.
4 T; Studies have shown that they understand science better.
3
1 B 2 C 3 A
4
1 lifetime 2 copying others 3 comprehensive 4 self-confidence
5
1 /dʒ/ 2 /ɡ/ 3 /ɡ/ 4 /dʒ/ 5 /ɡ/
Writing
1 hard-working, talented
2
1 Because the verb enjoy is followed by the gerund.
2 Because the verb require is followed by an object + to + infinitive and to become is in the infinitive to show purpose.
3 I hope that you will consider me …
3
1 was advertised 2 I am 3 I have 4 my tutors have been impressed 5 I would
4 Possible answers:
1 accountancy, maths, business studies, economics, statistics, finance
2 trustworthy, honesty, motivation, hard-working, organized, responsible
3 to gain experience; to make some money while studying
5
A 2 B 1 C 4 D 3
6 Students’ own answers.
Progress check
Grammar
1
1 to find 4 Leaving
2 learning 5 studying
3 working/to work 6 to discuss
2
1 to start 2 arguing 3 Crying … disappointed/ Disappointed … crying 4 to get 5 Cheating 6 Having worked
3 Students’ own answers
4
(1) To decide Deciding what to do when you leave school is one of the most important decisions a young person must (2) makes make. You might make a wrong choice if you (3) didn’t don’t carefully consider what you want to do. Also think about what you’re good at and what you enjoy (4) to do doing. Finally, think about what’s important to you: (5) it is is it making money, being successful, being happy or being creative? Whatever you decide, make sure your choice will allow you (6) reach to reach these goals.
Vocabulary
1
1 driver 4 teacher
2 players 5 designer
3 assistants 6 directors
2
1 claim benefits 2 did a degree 3 apply for the job 4 drop out of 5 graduate from university
3
1 leave 4 job
2 starting 5 responsible
3 yourself
4
1 Becoming a train driver takes a lot of hard work.
2 Not many people pass their driving test first time.
3 Have you done your science assignment yet?
4 You’re always late! I’ve never met a more unpunctual person in my life.
5 The tattoo artist that did my tattoo was really talented.
6 The unqualified brain surgeon didn’t even have a degree!
Listening
1
1 F 2 T 3 T 4 F
2
1 Black 5 teaching English
2 Assistant 6 Monday
3 2014 7 3pm
4 director Speaking
Students’ own answers.
2nd Batxillerat Unit 5 Workbook Answer Key
Unit 5
Vocabulary
1
1 designer 4 look
2 accessories 5 model
3 cosmetics 6 fashion shows
2
1 surgery 4 style
2 hairstyle 5 piercings
3 beauty 6 tattoos
3
1 darken 4 beautify
2 flatten 5 justify
3 criticize
4
1 horrified 4 sympathize
2 smarten 5 justify
3 specializes 6 beautify
5
1 beautified the square
2 ghost costume horrifies
3 darkened your skin
4 criticize her
6
1 clean-shaven
2 broad-shouldered
3 average sized
4 fair-skinned
5 smartly dressed
6 shoulder-length
7
1 A fair B dark
2 A ankle B shoulder C knee
3 A natural B sporty C scruffy
8
1 A, C 2 B, C 3 A, B 4 A, C 5 B, C
9
1 modernizing 4 prioritize
2 apologize 5 fantasize
3 catwalk
Grammar
1
1 permission 4 ability
2 prohibition 5 permission
3 prohibition 6 ability
2
1 How were you able to get tickets?
2 We mustn’t / can’t tell anyone about it.
3 Can the model speak French?
4 Dad says I’m not allowed to / mustn’t dye my hair!
5 You’re allowed to / may wear your new shoes to the end-of-year dance.
3
1 had better 4 must
2 needn’t 5 don’t have
3 ought
4
1 don’t have to wear 2 ’d / had better pack
3 have to be 4 ought to sell
5 needn’t bring
5
1 must 4 might
2 might 5 must
3 could 6 might / could
6
1 You can’t have seen Alek Wek; she lives in New York.
2 She must have had plastic surgery.
3 The models might / may slip on the wet catwalk.
4 Could / Might the photo have been changed in some way?
5 That must be a real Louis Vuitton handbag that woman’s carrying.
7
1 You don’t have to be thin to be beautiful.
2 Were you allowed to wear make-up at school?
3 Paris must be the most fashionable city in the world.
4 She ought to study fashion when she leaves school.
5 You could have dressed more smartly.
8 Students’ own answers.
9
1 have to / must admit
2 can’t help
3 must / has to try
4 can you do
5 must have taken
6 managed to fly
7 weren’t allowed to attend
Listening
1
1 top hat 4 leather
2 goggles 5 metal
3 corset
2
1 the 1980s and 1990s 2 fashion designers 3 shirts with large 4 accessories 5 corsets 6 men and women (alike) 7 black and purple 8 special look 9 romantic 10 fashion shows
3
1 smartly-dressed 4 hairstyle
2 scruffy-looking 5 heavily-built
3 cosmetic surgery 6 catwalk
4
1 their town being visited by so many steampunks
2 some are annoyed
3 find them and their wonderful costumes fascinating
4 Are these kinds of clothes sold
5 are set up selling steampunk clothes and accessories
6 does the local community benefit from the festival
7 a lot of money is spent by the visitors
8 are used by them during the three days
Speaking
1
1 as if 2 could 3 By the way he’s dressed 4 I’d guess 5 amazing
2
1 if / though 4 like
2 have 5 Judging
3 say / guess 6 guess / say
3, 4, 5, 6 Students’ own answers.
Reading
1
1 deodorant 2 oatmeal cleansing scrub; chocolate soap 3 citrus lip gloss
2 Possible answers:
1 They are often very expensive and contain harmful ingredients.
2 It should be used once a week.
3 The chocolate soap and citrus lip gloss.
4 They’re mentioned as containers to store two of the products in.
3
1 F; It can be used on your feet as well.
2 T; It can be used as part of your daily routine.
3 T; The writer provides variations that will suit men, women or both.
4 F; He / she writes that make-up and clothes can only make you look good if you take care of yourself, so looking after your skin is more important.
4
1 scrub 3 signature scent
2 essential oil 4 capsule
5
1 fashion 4 Wash
2 lotions 5 essential
3 commercially 6 brush
Writing
1 Tick: 1, 3, 4, 5
2 • Summary B is the best. • Summary A is too long and doesn’t express ideas concisely enough. It also gives personal opinion.
3
1 A commercially made B homemade
2 Three / 3
3 Because examples should not be included in a summary, as only the main ideas are needed.
4 Possible answers:
1 The text gives useful ideas for homemade cosmetics.
2 Just gather all the ingredients for the cosmetics and get creative.
5, 6, 7 Students’ own answers.
Progress check
Grammar
1
1 B 2 C 3 A 4 A 5 B
2
1 mustn’t / can’t 4 allow
2 ought 5 better
3 can’t
3
1 must have stolen 2 needn’t wear 3 can’t have 4 may / might / could be wearing 5 have to sit
4
1 must 4 have
2 to 5 managed
3 can
Vocabulary
1
1 flatten 4 smarten
2 horrified 5 criticize
3 darken 6 specializes
2
1 accessories 4 fashion shows
2 trend 5 look
3 hairstyle 6 piercings
3
1 an ankle-length 4 average-sized
2 smartly dressed 5 dark-haired
3 clean-shaven
4
1 fantasize 4 curly-haired
2 catwalk 5 lengthened
3 collection 6 weaken
Listening
1
1 eyes 5 make-up
2 fair-skinned 6 perfect
3 natural-looking 7 summer
4 round
Damian: Y Tobias: N Harry: Y Si: DK
Speaking Students’ own answers.
Vocabulary
1
1 designer 4 look
2 accessories 5 model
3 cosmetics 6 fashion shows
2
1 surgery 4 style
2 hairstyle 5 piercings
3 beauty 6 tattoos
3
1 darken 4 beautify
2 flatten 5 justify
3 criticize
4
1 horrified 4 sympathize
2 smarten 5 justify
3 specializes 6 beautify
5
1 beautified the square
2 ghost costume horrifies
3 darkened your skin
4 criticize her
6
1 clean-shaven
2 broad-shouldered
3 average sized
4 fair-skinned
5 smartly dressed
6 shoulder-length
7
1 A fair B dark
2 A ankle B shoulder C knee
3 A natural B sporty C scruffy
8
1 A, C 2 B, C 3 A, B 4 A, C 5 B, C
9
1 modernizing 4 prioritize
2 apologize 5 fantasize
3 catwalk
Grammar
1
1 permission 4 ability
2 prohibition 5 permission
3 prohibition 6 ability
2
1 How were you able to get tickets?
2 We mustn’t / can’t tell anyone about it.
3 Can the model speak French?
4 Dad says I’m not allowed to / mustn’t dye my hair!
5 You’re allowed to / may wear your new shoes to the end-of-year dance.
3
1 had better 4 must
2 needn’t 5 don’t have
3 ought
4
1 don’t have to wear 2 ’d / had better pack
3 have to be 4 ought to sell
5 needn’t bring
5
1 must 4 might
2 might 5 must
3 could 6 might / could
6
1 You can’t have seen Alek Wek; she lives in New York.
2 She must have had plastic surgery.
3 The models might / may slip on the wet catwalk.
4 Could / Might the photo have been changed in some way?
5 That must be a real Louis Vuitton handbag that woman’s carrying.
7
1 You don’t have to be thin to be beautiful.
2 Were you allowed to wear make-up at school?
3 Paris must be the most fashionable city in the world.
4 She ought to study fashion when she leaves school.
5 You could have dressed more smartly.
8 Students’ own answers.
9
1 have to / must admit
2 can’t help
3 must / has to try
4 can you do
5 must have taken
6 managed to fly
7 weren’t allowed to attend
Listening
1
1 top hat 4 leather
2 goggles 5 metal
3 corset
2
1 the 1980s and 1990s 2 fashion designers 3 shirts with large 4 accessories 5 corsets 6 men and women (alike) 7 black and purple 8 special look 9 romantic 10 fashion shows
3
1 smartly-dressed 4 hairstyle
2 scruffy-looking 5 heavily-built
3 cosmetic surgery 6 catwalk
4
1 their town being visited by so many steampunks
2 some are annoyed
3 find them and their wonderful costumes fascinating
4 Are these kinds of clothes sold
5 are set up selling steampunk clothes and accessories
6 does the local community benefit from the festival
7 a lot of money is spent by the visitors
8 are used by them during the three days
Speaking
1
1 as if 2 could 3 By the way he’s dressed 4 I’d guess 5 amazing
2
1 if / though 4 like
2 have 5 Judging
3 say / guess 6 guess / say
3, 4, 5, 6 Students’ own answers.
Reading
1
1 deodorant 2 oatmeal cleansing scrub; chocolate soap 3 citrus lip gloss
2 Possible answers:
1 They are often very expensive and contain harmful ingredients.
2 It should be used once a week.
3 The chocolate soap and citrus lip gloss.
4 They’re mentioned as containers to store two of the products in.
3
1 F; It can be used on your feet as well.
2 T; It can be used as part of your daily routine.
3 T; The writer provides variations that will suit men, women or both.
4 F; He / she writes that make-up and clothes can only make you look good if you take care of yourself, so looking after your skin is more important.
4
1 scrub 3 signature scent
2 essential oil 4 capsule
5
1 fashion 4 Wash
2 lotions 5 essential
3 commercially 6 brush
Writing
1 Tick: 1, 3, 4, 5
2 • Summary B is the best. • Summary A is too long and doesn’t express ideas concisely enough. It also gives personal opinion.
3
1 A commercially made B homemade
2 Three / 3
3 Because examples should not be included in a summary, as only the main ideas are needed.
4 Possible answers:
1 The text gives useful ideas for homemade cosmetics.
2 Just gather all the ingredients for the cosmetics and get creative.
5, 6, 7 Students’ own answers.
Progress check
Grammar
1
1 B 2 C 3 A 4 A 5 B
2
1 mustn’t / can’t 4 allow
2 ought 5 better
3 can’t
3
1 must have stolen 2 needn’t wear 3 can’t have 4 may / might / could be wearing 5 have to sit
4
1 must 4 have
2 to 5 managed
3 can
Vocabulary
1
1 flatten 4 smarten
2 horrified 5 criticize
3 darken 6 specializes
2
1 accessories 4 fashion shows
2 trend 5 look
3 hairstyle 6 piercings
3
1 an ankle-length 4 average-sized
2 smartly dressed 5 dark-haired
3 clean-shaven
4
1 fantasize 4 curly-haired
2 catwalk 5 lengthened
3 collection 6 weaken
Listening
1
1 eyes 5 make-up
2 fair-skinned 6 perfect
3 natural-looking 7 summer
4 round
Damian: Y Tobias: N Harry: Y Si: DK
Speaking Students’ own answers.
Monday, 8 May 2017
Tuesday, 2 May 2017
The Passive Voice
If you need more practice on the Passive Voice, follow these links:
- Here you have plenty of activities on the Passive Voice.
- It is said... It is thought... It is believed...
- Have something done 1.
- Have something done 2.
- Here you have plenty of activities on the Passive Voice.
- It is said... It is thought... It is believed...
- Have something done 1.
- Have something done 2.
Wednesday, 26 April 2017
1st Batxillerat Unit 5 Workbook Answer Key
Unit 5
Vocabulary
1
1 nervous 4 Aggression
2 impatient 5 shy
3 confidence 6 innocence
2
1 You should be more assertive with your friends.
2 For safety reasons, all babies must sit in a child seat when travelling in cars.
3 (correct)
4 I feel too self-conscious to wear these shorts.
5 Danny was always very confident in his abilities.
6 Openness means being honest with others about how you feel.
3
1 understand each other / one another
2 smiled at each other / one another
3 are … copying each other / one another
4 looked at each other / one another
5 trust each other / one another
4
1 copying each other / one another
2 understand each other / one another
3 laugh with each
4 trust one
5 looked at each other / one another
5
1 greet 3 bow 5 hold
2 shake 4 wave
6
1 hug 4 interrupt
2 apologize 5 kiss
3 queue 6 greet
7
1 ability 4 generosity
2 importance 5 modesty
3 laziness 6 reliability
8 Possible answers:
-ness: assertiveness, boldness, nervousness, self-consciousness, defensiveness, happiness
-ce: importance, independence, impatience, confidence, intelligence, innocence
-ity: insanity, stablity, ability, sensitivity, reliablility
-y: guilty, modesty
9
1 nervousness 4 confident
2 intelligent 5 important
3 intelligence 6 ability
Grammar
1
1 weren’t able 4 could
2 Could you 5 can’t
3 managed to 6 Can I
2 Students’ own answers.
3
1 should / ought to dress
2 mustn’t bully
3 shouldn’t / ought not to bring
4 must / have to help
5 should / ought to speak
4 Students’ own answers.
5
1 can’t be; must be
2 may / might not want
3 may / might / could / must be
4 may / might not understand
5 must belong
6
1 may be honest with us this time.
3 can’t be the one who’s stealing things.
4 must be Anne’s house because that’s her car parked over there.
5 could / may / might be asleep.
7
1 have caused 4 have been
2 have bought 5 have attended
3 have done 6 have seen
8
1 You can’t have shaken hands with Lionel Messi!
2 Penny should have listened to her boss.
3 You could have told me last night the class had been cancelled.
4 (correct)
5 I shouldn’t have played indoors earlier because I smashed a light.
6 She may have already left.
9
1 should try
2 must not do
3 should not catch
4 must have agreed
5 must have been
6 could not control
10
1 Grant could play the violin when he was five.
2 You don’t have to read this article.
3 Mark may / might / could have stolen the money.
4 You should speak to a teacher about your problems.
5 You can’t have seen Jane. She’s on holiday.
6 Can Rhys buy a new tablet?
Listening
2
1 C 2 C 3 B 4 B 5 A 6 C 7 B 8 C 9 A 10 B
3
1 A 2 A 3 B 4 B 5 A 6 B
4
1 Falling intonation
2 Falling intonation
3 Rising intonation
4 Rising intonation
5
1 do we mean by ‘instinctive behaviour’
2 behaviour that takes place without any previous knowledge
3 behaviour that doesn’t have to be learned
4 automatic and the same behaviour can be seen in all members of a species
5 Can you give us any other examples
6 What must they do when they’re born to survive
7 they have to get to the sea
8 Do they have to be shown the way to the sea by other members of the species
Speaking
1
1 D 2 A 3 E 4 C 5 F 6 B
2
1 Would you like
2 would be
3 I’ll just
4 Shall I
5 thanks anyway
6 Do you mind
7 of course not
3, 4, 5, 6 Students’ own answers.
Reading
1
1 An astronaut
2 a mountaineer
3 Professor of psychology at Vanderbilt University
2 Possible answers:
1 That they are extreme forms of risk.
2 It’s an example of non-extreme risk which a young person might take.
3 Asking people questions about their behaviour concerning risks and examining their brains using PET scans while doing an exciting activity.
4 Teenagers and people who enjoy taking risks produce more dopamine than people who don’t like taking risks.
5 Because they produce more dopamine than adults and because they are more influenced by how other people the same age as them see them.
3
1 F Aldrin defines risk as being prepared to lose everything, he doesn’t say that he lost everything.
2 F The writer mentions not doing homework as an example of a risk that some young people take and that can make them feel good.
3 F 34 people were involved and they were men and women in equal numbers (i.e. 17 men and 17 women).
4 T Doing things spontaneously and breaking rules are among characteristics linked with risktaking.
5 F It is a chemical that is released naturally in the brain when we experience pleasure.
4
1 in jeopardy 4 thrill
2 curfew 5 peers
3 spontaneously
5
1 astronaut
2 your
Writing
1 To apply for a job in a bakery.
2
1
1F 2B 3D 4C 5A 6E
2
A provide
B position; post
C ideal candidate
3 Organize the main ideas into separate paragraphs.
3 Dear Sir or Madam,
I am writing to you regarding the position of a Saturday sales assistant at your bakery. I would like to apply for the position, which I saw advertised recently in a local newspaper. [P] I believe that I am an ideal candidate for the post as I am very hard-working and confident with other people. I am also patient and enjoy helping others.
[P] Furthermore, I have experience of working in a shop situation. Last summer I worked part-time as a sales assistant in a local newsagent’s. My previous employer was very pleased with my work and she can provide a reference if you need one. [P] I would be grateful if you would consider me for the post. I am available at any time you wish to come for an interview.
Yours faithfully,
Sam Lewis
4
I am writing to you regarding the position …
I would like to apply for the position,
which I saw advertised recently …
I believe that I am an ideal candidate for the post …
My previous employer …
… provide a reference …
I would be grateful if you could consider me for the post.
I am available any time you wish …
5
1 A formal email applying for a summer job in the office of a teenage magazine.
2
Possible answers:
ability to read for detail, confidence, independence, reliability
3 Dear Mrs Woods; Yours sincerely
6 A 3 B 4 C 1 D 2 E 1 F 4 G 3
7 Students’ own answers.
Progress Check
Grammar
1
1 prohibition 5 certainty
2 advice 6 obligation
3 ability 7 possibility
4 request
2
1 Could your granddad read
2 don’t have to steal
3 Should we ask
4 mustn’t forget
5 might not be
3
1 should … have done
2 must have paid
3 can’t have been
4 could have taken
5 should have been
4
1 can’t have seen
2 must have been
3 must not enter
4 say you are / that you’re
5 might / may have felt
Vocabulary
1
1 nervousness 4 aggression
2 innocence 5 importance
3 happiness
2
1 with one another / each other
2 with one another / each other
3 at one another / each other
4 one another / each other
3
1 shyness always stopped
2 hold hands
3 catch the waiter’s eye
4 answer the phone / answer this phone call
5 shook hands (with one another / with each other)
4
1 cooperated with 4 laziness
2 talk to 5 generous
3 guilty of 6 frustration
Listening
1
1, 3, 4 are mentioned
2
1 Shake hands 4 queues
2 How do you do? 5 apologize
3 on time 6 behaviour
Speaking
Students’ own answers.
Vocabulary
1
1 nervous 4 Aggression
2 impatient 5 shy
3 confidence 6 innocence
2
1 You should be more assertive with your friends.
2 For safety reasons, all babies must sit in a child seat when travelling in cars.
3 (correct)
4 I feel too self-conscious to wear these shorts.
5 Danny was always very confident in his abilities.
6 Openness means being honest with others about how you feel.
3
1 understand each other / one another
2 smiled at each other / one another
3 are … copying each other / one another
4 looked at each other / one another
5 trust each other / one another
4
1 copying each other / one another
2 understand each other / one another
3 laugh with each
4 trust one
5 looked at each other / one another
5
1 greet 3 bow 5 hold
2 shake 4 wave
6
1 hug 4 interrupt
2 apologize 5 kiss
3 queue 6 greet
7
1 ability 4 generosity
2 importance 5 modesty
3 laziness 6 reliability
8 Possible answers:
-ness: assertiveness, boldness, nervousness, self-consciousness, defensiveness, happiness
-ce: importance, independence, impatience, confidence, intelligence, innocence
-ity: insanity, stablity, ability, sensitivity, reliablility
-y: guilty, modesty
9
1 nervousness 4 confident
2 intelligent 5 important
3 intelligence 6 ability
Grammar
1
1 weren’t able 4 could
2 Could you 5 can’t
3 managed to 6 Can I
2 Students’ own answers.
3
1 should / ought to dress
2 mustn’t bully
3 shouldn’t / ought not to bring
4 must / have to help
5 should / ought to speak
4 Students’ own answers.
5
1 can’t be; must be
2 may / might not want
3 may / might / could / must be
4 may / might not understand
5 must belong
6
1 may be honest with us this time.
3 can’t be the one who’s stealing things.
4 must be Anne’s house because that’s her car parked over there.
5 could / may / might be asleep.
7
1 have caused 4 have been
2 have bought 5 have attended
3 have done 6 have seen
8
1 You can’t have shaken hands with Lionel Messi!
2 Penny should have listened to her boss.
3 You could have told me last night the class had been cancelled.
4 (correct)
5 I shouldn’t have played indoors earlier because I smashed a light.
6 She may have already left.
9
1 should try
2 must not do
3 should not catch
4 must have agreed
5 must have been
6 could not control
10
1 Grant could play the violin when he was five.
2 You don’t have to read this article.
3 Mark may / might / could have stolen the money.
4 You should speak to a teacher about your problems.
5 You can’t have seen Jane. She’s on holiday.
6 Can Rhys buy a new tablet?
Listening
2
1 C 2 C 3 B 4 B 5 A 6 C 7 B 8 C 9 A 10 B
3
1 A 2 A 3 B 4 B 5 A 6 B
4
1 Falling intonation
2 Falling intonation
3 Rising intonation
4 Rising intonation
5
1 do we mean by ‘instinctive behaviour’
2 behaviour that takes place without any previous knowledge
3 behaviour that doesn’t have to be learned
4 automatic and the same behaviour can be seen in all members of a species
5 Can you give us any other examples
6 What must they do when they’re born to survive
7 they have to get to the sea
8 Do they have to be shown the way to the sea by other members of the species
Speaking
1
1 D 2 A 3 E 4 C 5 F 6 B
2
1 Would you like
2 would be
3 I’ll just
4 Shall I
5 thanks anyway
6 Do you mind
7 of course not
3, 4, 5, 6 Students’ own answers.
Reading
1
1 An astronaut
2 a mountaineer
3 Professor of psychology at Vanderbilt University
2 Possible answers:
1 That they are extreme forms of risk.
2 It’s an example of non-extreme risk which a young person might take.
3 Asking people questions about their behaviour concerning risks and examining their brains using PET scans while doing an exciting activity.
4 Teenagers and people who enjoy taking risks produce more dopamine than people who don’t like taking risks.
5 Because they produce more dopamine than adults and because they are more influenced by how other people the same age as them see them.
3
1 F Aldrin defines risk as being prepared to lose everything, he doesn’t say that he lost everything.
2 F The writer mentions not doing homework as an example of a risk that some young people take and that can make them feel good.
3 F 34 people were involved and they were men and women in equal numbers (i.e. 17 men and 17 women).
4 T Doing things spontaneously and breaking rules are among characteristics linked with risktaking.
5 F It is a chemical that is released naturally in the brain when we experience pleasure.
4
1 in jeopardy 4 thrill
2 curfew 5 peers
3 spontaneously
5
1 astronaut
2 your
Writing
1 To apply for a job in a bakery.
2
1
1F 2B 3D 4C 5A 6E
2
A provide
B position; post
C ideal candidate
3 Organize the main ideas into separate paragraphs.
3 Dear Sir or Madam,
I am writing to you regarding the position of a Saturday sales assistant at your bakery. I would like to apply for the position, which I saw advertised recently in a local newspaper. [P] I believe that I am an ideal candidate for the post as I am very hard-working and confident with other people. I am also patient and enjoy helping others.
[P] Furthermore, I have experience of working in a shop situation. Last summer I worked part-time as a sales assistant in a local newsagent’s. My previous employer was very pleased with my work and she can provide a reference if you need one. [P] I would be grateful if you would consider me for the post. I am available at any time you wish to come for an interview.
Yours faithfully,
Sam Lewis
4
I am writing to you regarding the position …
I would like to apply for the position,
which I saw advertised recently …
I believe that I am an ideal candidate for the post …
My previous employer …
… provide a reference …
I would be grateful if you could consider me for the post.
I am available any time you wish …
5
1 A formal email applying for a summer job in the office of a teenage magazine.
2
Possible answers:
ability to read for detail, confidence, independence, reliability
3 Dear Mrs Woods; Yours sincerely
6 A 3 B 4 C 1 D 2 E 1 F 4 G 3
7 Students’ own answers.
Progress Check
Grammar
1
1 prohibition 5 certainty
2 advice 6 obligation
3 ability 7 possibility
4 request
2
1 Could your granddad read
2 don’t have to steal
3 Should we ask
4 mustn’t forget
5 might not be
3
1 should … have done
2 must have paid
3 can’t have been
4 could have taken
5 should have been
4
1 can’t have seen
2 must have been
3 must not enter
4 say you are / that you’re
5 might / may have felt
Vocabulary
1
1 nervousness 4 aggression
2 innocence 5 importance
3 happiness
2
1 with one another / each other
2 with one another / each other
3 at one another / each other
4 one another / each other
3
1 shyness always stopped
2 hold hands
3 catch the waiter’s eye
4 answer the phone / answer this phone call
5 shook hands (with one another / with each other)
4
1 cooperated with 4 laziness
2 talk to 5 generous
3 guilty of 6 frustration
Listening
1
1, 3, 4 are mentioned
2
1 Shake hands 4 queues
2 How do you do? 5 apologize
3 on time 6 behaviour
Speaking
Students’ own answers.
Sunday, 23 April 2017
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