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Contents
Workbook key
Module 1
...................................................................................................................... p.
Module 2
..................................................................................................................... p.
Module 3
..................................................................................................................... p.
4
6
9
Module 4
..................................................................................................................... p. 12
Module 5
..................................................................................................................... p. 15
Module 6
..................................................................................................................... p. 18
Module 7
..................................................................................................................... p. 21
Module 8
..................................................................................................................... p. 24
Dictation
..................................................................................................................... p. 27
Grammar bank key
...................................................................................................... p. 28
Appendix1
.................................................................................................................. p. 33
Word Distractors
......................................................................................................... p. 33
Vocabulary bank key
................................................................................................... p. 33
Tapescripts
.................................................................................................................. p. 35
Workbook key
Module 1
1a – Reading
(pp. 4-5)
1 a)
Lookout: stare, eye, glance, guard, watch
Gone: left, disappeared, departed
for Good: forever
9
b)
A Keep a Lookout (words that helped: be on the
alert/help to look for)
10
2
1 B
2 C
3 A
4 F
11
3
boring ≠ fascinating
minority ≠ majority
unfortunately ≠ thankfully
4
1 conditions
2 resilient
3 reputation
1 people
2 livestock
3 class
easy ≠ harsh
hinder ≠ help
Suggested Answers
I felt exhausted when I got home from the airport.
I’m very interested in politics.
I feel responsible for my sister when my parents are away.
I was convinced we would win the match.
1 fright
2 annoy
1 C
1
2
3
4
3
4
2 A
5
6
7
8
annoyed
pleasure
3 A
conclusion
employment
employees
anger
5 please
6 embarrassment
4 A
5 B
dishonest
tendency
satisfaction
weight
9 lonely
10 adventurous
4 source
5 possessions
6 society
4 practice
5 veils
6 drought
7 practical
8 nomadic
1c – Grammar
(p. 8)
1
2
3
4
5
been to
have been looking
has finished
looks
6 have lived
7 cost
8 is thinking
5
7 lifestyle
8 guides
1b – Vocabulary
(pp. 6-7)
1 Age:
late teens, early thirties
Height:
of average height, tall,
Build:
plump, slim
Hair:
curly, shoulder-length
Eyes:
big, small
Special features:
dimples, beard
General:
sporty, pretty
Suggested Answers
She is tall with big eyes and shoulder-length hair.
He is of average height, in his mid-twenties, and sporty.
2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
3
2
3
4
5
have just passed
have you been, have been studying
Have you got, am going
Has she lost, has been exercising
Are you going, haven’t decided
is still playing, has been practising
have you been studying, am taking
enjoys, has been working
have been trying
am heading
Do you think
am not going
3 A
6 am seeing
7 haven’t finished
8 does your meeting start
4
2
1 modest
2 gentle
1 c
2 f
3 fat
4 tall
3 b
4 d
5 pale
2 B
4 C
5 A
6 D
Grammar Revision (Module 1)
(p. 9)
5 e
6 a
1
2
3
4
5
Louise has worked for them since May.
Jake has just finished his homework.
Nadia doesn’t always walk to school.
They are always arguing with each other.
plays
has been designing
is meeting
has been running
has succeeded
has been following
gets up
5 have known
6 are still trying
3
4
1 selfish
2 demanding
3 impatient
1 friendly
2 behaviour
1 make
2 lost
1 grow
2 express
1 be/feel
2 be/feel
3 be
4 impolite
5 cheerful
6 lazy
3 sympathetic
4 caring
3 sees
4 changed
3 true
4 hurt
7 truthful
8 pessimistic
9 aggressive
5
2
2
3
4
3
2
3
4
5
4
6
5 remain
6 taking
5 strange
6 goes
7 has not stopped
8 is making
7
8
4 be/feel
5 be/feel
6 be
7 be
8 be
9 be/feel
10 be/feel
2 is busy doing the housework
3 have been arguing for
4 much does that jumper cost
4
Workbook key
Grammar in Focus
1 by
4 get
2 one
5 long
3 any
6 a
1f – Writing
(p. 12)
7 to
10 to
8 would
9 possible
1
2
1 D
2 C
3 B
4 A
1d – Listening skills
(p. 10)
1 a)
B black, brown, dull
b)
A Can I help you?, I’m looking for ..., Haven’t you
got ... ?
2 a) Suggested answers
1 interview – phone – bookshop – radio station
2 interested in clothes psychology – Milan –
undergraduate – teenager
3 book ... most useful – businesspeople – dating –
psychologists
4 working from home – suit – athletic – semi-formal
5 drab dressers – shy – outgoing – arrogant
6 interviewees ... not wear – jewellery – ties – belts
7 win a promotion – clothes ... at home – same
clothes ... every day – dark colours
8 clothes people wear – business world ... nowhere
else – not have effect ... feeling – succeed ...
different aspects of life
b)
1 B
2 A
3
3 A
4 C
5 A
6 A
7 C
8 C
1 Paul is a generous man
who
gives money to charity.
2 Fred has a great sense of humour,
but
he can be a bit
arrogant at times.
3 Kate is very cheerful.
However,
she’s sometimes bossy
to her friends.
4 Henry is short and skinny
with
curly brown hair.
5 Linda is very attractive and she
also
has a great sense
of fashion.
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
I’m glad you’re having a good time in England.
You’ll never believe what Paul told me.
That’s all for now. See you soon!
Jane, Harry and I are going to Rome next week.
Who is your best friend at school?
Jane dances very gracefully.
Tina has never eaten Thai food.
Oliver rarely goes to the cinema.
Richard always writes very clearly.
Ken gets annoyed by impatient people.
3
4
1 Houston University
2 plain clothes
3 fashion design
4 chapter
5 a conservative suit
6 pastel colours
4 Suggested Answer
I agree with Dr Frazier’s opinion that what we wear gives
other people messages about ourselves. It has been my
experience that people who have an outgoing character
tend to wear bright colours and that shy people tend to
dress in darker colours and less fashionable clothes so as
not to attract too much attention to themselves.
5 Suggested Answer
Dear Chris,
Thanks for your last letter. School is also going well, but
I do have a problem.
I’ve joined an after-school rugby club,
and one boy is being very difficult. His name is Thomas.
He’s a good rugby player like me. He’s tall and strong, with
short dark hair. When we’re not playing sports he wears
nice clothes.
Thomas can be very arrogant and selfish. He’s not even nice
to his friends; he is rude and laughs when people get hurt.
Whenever Thomas is around I feel bad about myself
because if any of his friends are nice to me he teases them.
This has been going on for a few weeks now and I am
thinking of saying something to him. What do you think?
Best wishes,
Tony*
* Teacher’s note:
The first and last parts of the writing task
include a greeting and closing remark on the Basic Exam
paper, as can be seen in the bolded words in the suggested
answer above. These words are not deducted from the
permitted number of words a student can write.
1e – Speaking skills
(p. 11)
1
1 straight
2 tops
3 rear
4 professional
5 race
6 hobby
7 isolated
8 looks
2
B
3 Suggested Answers
1 their home.
2 a birthday.
3 the children’s
parents.
4 their grandmother.
4
1 b
2 a
Matura Skills 1
(p. 13)
1
5 presents and
a birthday cake.
6 a white T-shirt.
7 blow out the candles.
8 is enjoying themselves.
3 b
4 b
2
1 a
1 B
2 d
2 A
3 b
3 A
4 c
4 C
Language Knowledge 1
(pp. 14-15)
1
1 A (L)
2 C (G)
1 C
2 A
3 A (L)
4 A (G)
3 B
5 A (L)
2
4 B
5 C
5

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