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hug ristr," shc says,.ecallillg the trifig i. .'I\I1, th and I rr
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;rl,.i, ti ... riglr,ni, u"i,'iiT* gl" t"
knorv that m in mi (7) ... hand-held lightning clet".tn,-*hi.h;;
,j;;jlghtig u to 70 kri away.
11) had destroyed
2) dsts
3) destroyed
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2) u,as tlrrr,l,

3) tlrerv

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have thw

1) rvas pickirlg

2) had picked

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pick

) dstd

4) have clestroyed

2) blocked

) rvas kig

4) has bec,rr kd

2) rvill tir

3) was fd

3.
4.
1) wr

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2) had

destroyed

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1) wtrs kd

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1) had

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2) had rtrftud

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4) has mrruthtud

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. I got woken up today l dauglrte srmig, "Dad ... it's snorr.ing ... it's snorr,ing!" She.just coulcln't believe
it -,not sttisil as the},,said_(48) ... th nervs th it hasn't snorved h;].;i;."""ri'-
rs! We deciclec1 not to
send h to school, and rve h<t (z{9)'... gt tilne
We nrade Sno\vlnan (,4r0) ... the backyarcl. We trsed lid
ll'is ftl the cycs and Jt f th nose bec:ause it *,, ,, lr,,byi,inii,ir-,"i.-*pr";;";;
...
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". i;oirlg to wk, .nl,hole load of ttlks w stuck
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all sizes of shoes excelt tlre size six srl I lratl ttl s:h f lriglr-heelKl pink

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shr les

to lth

8 i th shops.

stleech

21. IJe lotrncl it irrcreasinglv difTicult to clrive

subiect alut that he klr,.ru little.

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that his siht rvas tti rvot.sc.

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. lf'you h, to rvalking itr ur locirl k tlw att<i yott find book with label insicle (,422) ... 'Reacl
artd Release l', dtln't jttst treat it as (,{23) ... . \,'otr've (24) ... s ml of 'bbokciossitlg',

boolt-sharillg mo\,elllent (,,125)... i 2001 mri,.,ftrn,n.e developer R trk'rhs im is t'ik

th (,426) ... wld lir.'. kssrs 'ls' books either, (27) ... tlrem to frielrcls, Lly leaving thenr
i priic placcs Jl ths io (28) ... tlp, 'catch', l th 1, f they in (,{29) ... rls them back 'into
rlre rvild'. v lralf millitlrr people rvoldrvide take (,430) ... i bookct,<_lssi, 'r.il"orin8' lks irr fs, its,
s staticlns, telepbone lxc,s. Ofterr book is left in piac:e wlrich is associatecl *;th lt, tjirt ... content; gth
histi's j|Iurder t,he it- L.t7l;zs:s tri, fr .ll, lrn rhlg book in i rr-rieuln
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4) c:alIiIrg
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32. Will tbllclrving t lris advice lrelp hi tl hlthir?
1) lt rvill titrl rr,k.
3) Unrvillingly.
2) lt's as follclrr.s.
4) He'll <{ his Llest.

1)

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33. ]s't it?

1) lt's his ttr.

2) The rneeting is

3. Slre is vet1, sh l qtriet.

1) \\zhat doc.s slrc. lclok likc.?

2) What is sh?

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What

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lt's not his tault.

sh like?

4) Wlrat is she like'?

35. . . .
z\. So, do votl fl lil<e doing anythirlg tonight?
|}. h. ll? l<litlll't knorvyotl lracla ill.Ilrr olcIis lrc1'
. Wel!, acttrall_1,, I'r ld going to sc.e film with m thl,.
D. d r1o yott gtrt rvith llin all-r.ightZ
. l r ll ml. I-Ie's 8oo(l bit ld th r.
L] I-ic's gt. We get ll rvell. I{e likes the salne kind of films as rne.

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. .1. The mmt t Ol1,mpic glory and gold clcctts r fur s rnorelrt wlrich l:s th t'octts
f tlre lives of athletcs fr all r thrld. This one evelrt is tlli nrajrr goal and i tl to aclrieve thi tlrl
tlrev rd to nral<e _s:tifi_. AIl atlrletesae selected thi iil ()lympic Cotlnlittee tO Slrt
thi u tr and. , selecterl they face tv; j delnands. h fist is tlre mountaili of fm filling,
rk arrd
dmiistti. 'h second is to finalise thjr ti f th Ganrc,s. N,tost athletes hr, lrighl},-devrlped tiriig
schedules which them to h th height of tlrei flIr fr tittlr event. I"r, t Olynpici

ts its , timt d rssus.

. 2. Wh I was selected to rst Gt I]iti, I lrad rimtl_ huld days to L.. ]'bis incltrdetl
finalising tiig plans, aising I 16,000 twds th cosis, seeig to iravc,l grLi ond
flrs, atrd
"t nly sailing
having disclrssions.rvith. r l about t tinre off rk to allow r to prepardit lly. hrrgh,it
1 hd hd th oppotrrnity to m full-time atlrlete, so l rrceded tursu m rsiiess at th
satne time as m spotitrg objectives. FIw atlv top-class thlt i st needs level'of llr,lsiness skills rvlrerl
competing at Olympic stdd. h d the ability to plan antl g i'r all the expellses c,ffectivelv as well as
rk torvards tlefirtite aims.
3. _u_i, yorr stay in th Olympic'Village', whiclr is ll srali towrr hcltrsing 15,000 peclple fr
eveTy imagillable_ ulttt i kgtrd. Ic is fascinating to ,atclr athletes frm tiny gytnasts io hLrge ri,igtlifts
ancl,basketball ls, and best of all is the excitc:ment at beirrg t of srrch sligthig. ThJTe -tiitlg
facilities, stti shops, latlndeettes, k d post ofllce, as ir,l as th Village sttt wih sears 3,00
at tiIlre.
, *. So rvhat does jt feel like to 8 to Olympics? It sttrnrecl trp in l u,ays the opening lv,
rvh thousantls of athletes and otlicials d wearitrg thi tearrr kit. 1 lst it ii bvcnt tltcy will i fgt
d the htt of just being th is lst magical. Ancl perlraps u.iig medal is of lif's ii is.
F9r i9 it was tire thoughts of farnily d fids rvho had all played t d tt; sccess, and ii felr" rdftrl.
I feel that it is imtt to tly d everyone's fajth in m bv puiting slthig back into th commttnitv. I want
th ug gti of atlrletes to benefit i the rvays that I ilid.
36. Irr tirr f the Olympics, at|rletes'training rgmms r
1) oglrnisecl lly rhi pel,sonal tis.
2) designed to avoid too mtrch individual stess.
) alfectetl the stess of tlre occasion itself.
37. Arrycrne ,lro hs tlre Olynpics rvill benefit fm lraving
1 ) thi expelrses pofessionally hdld.
2) background i tJre business world.
) full-time.iob in the sporting wld.

"

8. what clid th rrit

+j

1) the rlg <rf competit<rs

2) the serrse of ltig

nrost about stayig i tbe olympic vi|lage?

3) th variety of nationalities
39. Horv did th witr t rh she l medal?
1 ) Slre tlrought ofall the sut she hd eceived.
2) She knerv it \\,as very imrtt momellt.
) She flt it ,s the grtst hu of h lif.
.
4. to uu ( 2)
1 ) trl keep u
2) to give up

3) to uslr u

41. to bcnefit ( 4)
1 ) to urg

3) to help

2) to gain

( .
42. vou l,ri,1u stay i th Olympic'Vi|lage', ... . ( )
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2) tJ It,rc Y}I tlltl.tiili rr, .., .
l]) If, ts, Bbi ocTa}IeTecb rtriiii Il, ... .
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Do you ,rQ:dru'h! alil! gm of ur clcbsmates? t you spot rulha's gigt m
J'arnous or Bet 0, really
iterestirtg,job_? li rleciderl to loo! up s7me people he'd h, it secrdiry sihoot r.o
J'ii out just th"at.
1. h fist peson I f'ound was drw..'i always rvanted t,,.k in th rtrsic iltrst. I ridl rne,
'As student, I trsed to do DJ rr,_k_t th rveekends. The academic sicle of university waslr't nrv li
riit1,. ft

gduti, I did tr_l

getting into d corpalrv as assistant toihe lkiig *ug"r. i lt
iobs.befoe
lot fr bim and grssd quickly. I'm 'i hrg of signing neu,bands. typical week invjves rtigs rvith
atistS and rdtlls. NO trvo clavS th s in_ this-iob arrd
.an clrallge i instatli'if
_ g
'ii1, the dtl iT , ,uuiibiub;i"."_vtlu
hr nerv band d vou lis uou'r. olr to sonrething big. ' tlrill of that niak"i'uli

2. rr rvas ruh l of shclck Slre rvas alrr.avs t]t quiet at sc:hool. Sh explained, 'ft school I got
t Co|lege to do fu-r dg, btrt_atte I sl,apped to Gg dg *,hi.l, i ugt,uu,
molejnterestirrg. tlrtrt us, I ttret some people rvho r thinking ofioining thearluy,. strddc,nly lisI it was
jtrst the thing t m too. ft gdtrti. I slrenl a t dbing tiriiig d th sirdorvc.d hh ffi 1
two months t gettin8 m w fist c:olnmission." she w hs fifiy-five so-lclies ud ]r rtd. "tti
depn_ds tln fm d tinle sered, hrt I h to h mtd to the k of captain itl t. s' ti."
3. rI rvas alu,ays patien_t st, so I rvasn't suprisedto find him still in th classotlln. tI tolcl ,", "In nry last
.r at school. I sidd teaching aS , but f ended up cloing t$.o s of meclical ,l"gri* i;ri;".t. i i"u",
ll felt committcd to it.and after_trvo yeaTs srvitched to Biology. s til tig cOLlSe ,,h I
S.t lot of time_ i schools th th in ltu tht. 'I'h ?tg is tht. u rild up teaihing stvle qtrite
qui,cklV, but _you do miss out bit the eclucational th hid it. I iorv *,r in irrnei-city ,".i sc,bool
d the challenge is totivating th t]r tulllstlr pupils to I."
shock of all was Diane. Sh rras quite su at school d the last s [ expected to rvorking as
" , 1. iggst
fashion
model. As sh explained, j9l rvho ays 1,ou lr;,r model just s u' rtt is totally Wrg.
sttccc,ssful vott need lit, di, ratrriity as tl,ell_as gotld looiis. nrodel'jiob involve-s gettingirp r,
fmig miils in tt of the im even lvh u feel ]. It is often e*hatrsiing. tt's gl,ru;"r ii
vott k it to.the top, btrt most don't. Ftut_l, t'ni building up th ill ssr to t m o.n 8
because nodellirrg is not something vou ciln do fi."
placc at

which of colin's classmates

43. has plans to h ut into t li ofbusiness?

l. is optimistic about is/h firtrr prospects?

45- has already rmtd to ror lssi

position?

46. feels tlr rl,ee sl s and cons of tlre trus h/sh took?
47. finds the rrdit natue of the.iob exciting?
48- feels that people m bave the rrg idea abolrt his/h job?

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, APPROPRIATE, EMPLOY, CONSULT

||r you have ,tdu ff of(B1)-..,1rolr will given uif wih you lrave to w B,hile <]rrty.
(B2i... rvith_ ms of staff ] rflts the quality una,tlrt o,i.
lrusjness. It helps to frl tlre :ustms'fist impiession of us. Please t that rl staff ur"'rrol1i"iirri,i"it-io "i'ir"u.
jeu,ellery_qf
kind and fenralc staff }tlst not .i igs rigs rb,hich (3) ... i sh o1cles'ign. rirtt",
3_
lnust (4) ... in size;urd .

tr trifm has designed ft detailed

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15 .
. GllL(_5) ...1l'noq and feeling good go tgth. ur men_tal d physical ivell-being is directly affected
rvhat rve eat. z\ hlth diet is the kerr Bui ,hi .s 'g9od' diet? Firstly, ii is it tu""ut .or"ing "u.
food gu. hr r-ftr <lifft iood gus, (6) ...Tit ;nto Ji;;.. fi;;;rid inclicates whih foocl

w r lnost in

(7)

... ot.

(8, 9}. 8 89 . . .

8- Do you think u.g|ish,.ds irmt?

y9u enioy it beautiltrl imt, good food and frill
pcople? h lig Errglish in canada seems to
be-the suright solutioll fr you! I weItt thr f fur weeks
and I gt nrlthilrg.
9. It must said that I rvas qttite netTous about going to completely unknorvn cortnttv, all myselt,
having to
sPeak English 2_4 hours aday. But it tul utlhl wis rvhich rr, totally unjustiri"'a. "r'"r;;;;,

vouo\ntrvlostsndrigsolnpoktInonyutit'sdetinitlyrr'othverypinyl

fi.

, .
h h to rvait () two B.eeks to my to thi t)t.

11. When h sarv us, () ft to say something pleasant.

12. No is allorved to rk lris lr, ( )?

. .
No imil r, believes tlrat h (1) ... but it sls tht some tyirrg to m:rke il cietection as easy irs
possible f th policc. l.|, coul}t y rvlriclr (2) ... famcltts f its peac:efu1 citiz-ens, cltle ll ust into sh.op
il demancled m1,. But is he (3) ...- hilnself in the 'V cilme,l,a (um.v uOtt.lu), h clrallged his
mid d aslied the silop ,rks to call tlre police. l,thig hri lreerr going fine, h said lt, until h ljsd he
(r{4) ... to put his lrraik. And have 1,otr lreaid abotrt th trvo Bitish r rvlro tid to sh? UftutI, th
it
lladll't trthls in tlre u,ll nlisks th (,45) ... . While tht,r trig to fitl.the tltr, thl,rmd
,I (,46)
...
-h thr ind knocked h t unconscioLlS. 'Don't l1,orry,, said th Wll rvhen the l m rud,
(7)
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yotr
rvhile
like
of
tea
\Mould

cup
liuts,
in

fc,

h
police
they'll
and
th
1,u

1.

2) rvill caught

) catchc:s

4) lvill catch

1) is long

2) is lorrg being

) lvas long

/l) hs lg

1) lras dmid

2) aclrires

) was adrnied

4) rvas irclmiring

1) had forgotterr

2) rvas fgttig

) was fgltt

1+)

1) rvorrr

2) rr rig

) hd rvorn

4) rvclre rIr

) is caught

2.
3.
4.
5,
6.

) ld

phorre

7.
1) ae rvaited

2) arn ld

phoned

2) will rvaited

) have ld

phoned

) waitirrg

1r)

f8ts

hd ldl,hd

4) h rvaiting

. .

h fg11, people totlav rvho could exist rvitlrottt tlri mobile phones. Flwl,,, the nrobile h lras its
lu,ks that people ofterr fgt (8) ... . Not all people k,ht to tlse ril_h (!). ... respect
to the people a.ounil, so tyirrg t slc,ep (10) ... bus these <lays has m_till irssi. ]lwv, [h
is dbnying that nrobile hs ltavci trumr of advantages. Parents give tlreir hild r fdr if they_take
thi phoneJwith th wlrerr th go tlut. In additiorr, tlre ril is (,411) ... pal,ticlrlil,ly effectil,e tool (12) ...
tgs wh they walrt to get hi f of (13) ... hg, asall they lrave to do.is dial th:ir ts' ur d
th fily'taxi'wi[l ir, f(14) ... gd time. (15) ... l, it seens that til plrones h as m
disadvantages ils positive aspects.
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9.
10.
11.
12.
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14.
15.

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16. People ... about rvhat and lrorv muh tlrey dik tlrese days.
) muh mr ssi /r) rtlh m ssiir
1) f muh ssi 2) f r ssi
17. couldn't tnemorise his ... explarration of lro, to play ikt.
4) ftrthe-in-lalv's
3) fathe's-irr-larv
2 ) t'tlr's-i-lw's
1) fathe-irr-lalv
8

 . , .
A't8. 'l'h mc'clia itst i th ,dli \\,as ]t so th, ls lt, drlzen htgrhs.

124

19. uidet_| ttl tlre bus 23 ff'ds sDtul r,ierv of th lake.

l234

2. Nobody carr completely su allout tlte extent to rvhat people al,c infltrenced b), what thev 1 i the r,,",ss.

124

21. ]-h k's ti to sting rvas sr.r.el]in d i, bec:ruse lre prrt orr r,eil and irelrnet.
. .
Pos-siy tlre clrilliest pl;rce 5,olt cotrld (22' ... i is th Snclrv Village Ice Hotel, (,423) ... in th l,-inlanci.
'h.htl (24) ... tlre rtst of u,Irs in tlre col<iest of settings.'lre rvalls, ccilings, and frritu
- inclucling
the beds - r a_ll (,{25) ... f1,om ice, so the idr tmttl stir.vs pc]niulentlv ljz. fr sendingyorr ofT
to u s_l m fr t,h rlight th hotel (26) ... ] nlattess. lllankc.t d of ii (:t ozeiit 1 skln,
l thcl,talslec,ping (27) .... Iig in bcd, (,428) ... ,illll irssd totalsilence. SIippery sufs and icy
rs r,thr, tl the hotel's liglrts rrilr (,429) ... l all niglrt. Last tinle l ,s thr I (,430) ... in bed fr
h.trs utig il jtlltlping or,c t'ences. l fially (l31) ... aslte1l ai S.tlO a.ll. fi enio5,ing lliief glimpse of
th legendal,y Nrtlr l-ights, llragical displays of u and gll light visie in th night .sk_l up to 200 tirrles ,

22.
2) stail

.)

put

1+)

2) hId

.)

set

4) Iocated

1) fis

2) su6lgests

) rlss

4) advises

) done

2) inventecl

) rd

) takes

2) aliorvs

) bcllrTrrvs

4) r,ids

2) bag

) bcd

4)

2) rrrrs

) hosts

1) kept

2) taken

i3) srvitclrecl

,'l) rnove<l

1) laid

2) lain

) lay

4) lied

1) llg

2) llecanre

) sttd

zr)

1) lc.ave

st:rnd

2.
1

) ught

24.
25.
26.
27.

1)

) id

28.
1

) guests

29.
30.

) ir,s

51.
fell

, -.
32. Does u ighlu keep coplaining alrout vottr loud lirsic'/
1) h, ltot so bad.
1r) Nothin8 at all.
2) l'm fid not.
iJ) l-uckily, lg.
-, .
33. r't you?
1) I think l bit lazy.
) | r fid ] 't help.
2) I m not goitlg to itf.
4) l alrr in trvo nrinds.
34. Ncl. it's aIl ight, thk you. I manirge.
l) l'm sry l'm late,
2) flave you got tlre iglrt time, please?

) Calt we 8 out'/
4 ) Would you likc. l to lr suitcase?

35. , . .
. d rvlrat irbout the lbcld?
. h, beautiful. h, ,_ tiips r, day and they shorved tts all the local sights. l'h r,r,as so muclr histl to
see. You'd love it thr, horrestly.
. It cloes souncl good. Arrd rht about th surulig ? Was that i?
D. So, horv rvas tlre holiday?
. It rvas excellent. 1'h tsl ;ld it all i the lrote]. They sr,,d th d rlls hot mortring

beakfast.
rvas fantastic. 1'hey ogarrised r,thig so rve]l. As soon as we rid at th it, ur ui met uS
and took us to tlre lrotel.
rvit h

h, it

1)DEcBAF

2)DF

3)DFAECI]
9

4)DBcEAF

.
. .
Tbis ls rvhat tlre famotts trsicialr \hudi I\lelrtrhin rvits alxrtlt hirnself.
It's.colrsurnt nrotion, tiuus ttti of settling
1. t}eing ,, to,,ri,,!bri.ll" ii "lrit like illg sajlor.
is
c,n.|ovig.llcing alone rvitlr. r u,it'e.
idhiid
r
people.
So
* hbtellrcl ,n""i'i'ng n"*
, ,-",r.,l;"Ji"ri
into
rn:ts ,h 1rvas iive. i,",ilurt rrght tt fist . antlclovc,.ioyotrsly

"i""ijryr,i-,Jriu
the nlost beatrtifill ts of lifi;i'. ]t ,s rrtlftr1 ;li. l vividly
fiom San Frturis, **t"ri"g
rvildeness f w Polluted
;-.;;". it .. tr"uuti,,iY;,;;;" ,,"lr.i, " pr^.b of rtflls and bcatrtiful nrountains,hr,lge
ailr,a,y,engincs that pulled
of
those
t
collectetl
As

l,t
Svst()nls.
htrghs
arrcl noisv St
i;iiiii;.'
'h;;;ir;;;ods
ti.'i'i,r,,is like llinnstcs, itll 81,otlI)s ot,folr1 ].l,".],.l:.".:^,h
r^'ag,olrs
".,.ur,
rvas rvhct] l \\,aS lght Y:lS
sitlc. For I,i:ttls trri,,, nr" hugt.lv t.olnalltic. I\ly fist tlritl .iotrllcv aC1,oSS Ii
hacl th top ['rl. ld i
I
alrvay9
rligt
t
r."n",1,ly,pait.
old. Dtlig tlre day,r ioloi tt.,., rfinilo.u.u"t.'i,ig',li"
the ti hthillv
as
ontentc]cl
,
f""ling.ury
in
bcti
ttireacl
r..r,n,1,1"-up
i"*,tJ
Llre sleepirrg co'rpa.tIt.-i
travel]ed r] the ils tlrotrglr th lright.

.Sirrce,.b"nrr,.jrn lRb.i"",?riJi"clfrlirhustis,clljovingthviewandtlrcsettseoftimelessness,

ih sn,"ll of the c:otrlltivrid". t lo_vcd th'sound of th errgitle's h,

aiong in bctrvectr the ships in S F:is I] on foggv nights,
rr.hich usec1 to mid l of th tris o,t,i.h ..i]pt
j,r.]
nraiaging, just occasionally,_to take ferv da.vs acttra]lY to see
i h;-;"r, tu. t*r;"itiirg uLt r. Llt rrr1
I,ilt.lvhcll t., r,if atid l w in tt, , t<rok thr clays
.,rn.".t.
Sonlething r tlran.l"ri',f,"
"r.b",:',"ii"tlr-"iiii
rvallring attd lr-rill i
jlgl9,
off l flerv i o rnra1l'1iion" ttl th lnclulrlairls ,h We Spent ,rrnclc,ilultinle
1!
(llr,t,l<
th'\ht,ttv r,c cotlld. lnitialIy
\\,(,llt
arrd
islanrl
4. 1-or.rr,".,,,=i,g.r'"; t,ugt Slrtitll lro,i.c n,, lr
rr,s.tslltd th bacl< of tlonkev , . We hacl tinycottage
,",. Yr.i.i i ,; r,i"rr'.^ilr,
"rEru'lling
""J
u to pick g1,1ts tl tlg,s. We speit loL rl{ tirTe on th beac]r -in astheI
rli
trs
oit,,uit
;;ii" i;i;i;gui.t",.,
"
getting;i,iiy p5Jpt..,rrt". t"n,rljfift""n .,,"r.,,,. rv fil involved
I

l."".j;;r;;"ril,il."i,ip",r-;,;;i i;,ii;,i ,,*.itb

i;;,'n'i*,;i,ij-;,nu

i thco'il]agc.
(liffeent ntttsic.
.nn,,",inii,r,, utile to sh totally:diffc.relti ,ld, difft, langtrage,
6- Wlry does Yehudi N4enuhin l his lit'e to that of sailor,?
) tJe's alrval,s rncetirlg petl1lle,
1) lie ir.is t]etlnite
2) IJe's alrva_vs on the tttovc.
7. Wlrat clcles lr{uhi say alltlttt tavellirrg ti at night?
3) }{ fclt ,l, st arld lIftirlll1) eniovecl listenirlg trl tlre scltrncls.
2) LI tr<l night-tinlc sll exciting.
8- wlrat tloes Ivlenuhin seem to 1,1it ntost alrottt his lif?
i3) lrcirlg allle tcl titl lrl
1 ) oirrg lroli<la_n- rvhettcvc ltc rvaltrs
Zl iisitirril r,al,iety ol'tlil'lccrrt 1llact,s

utir.

39. What does i\tentrhin Su&]est abotlt village lil Gk islirnd'.,

) lt takes time to ll,lt
1 ) It is tasv t1; rrrke fi]lds ryitlr local .l.
rvith.
rui:t
2i Its people r easv t
,
4. exploirig ( 2)
l) getting to k, 2) doing sh
41. occasional ly

(5\

]1

l ) unwillingly

2) urrexpectedlv

1,1t

of th crllll

Iu

it1"

3) enio5,ing

) inll,eqtrently

.
42. F mis trains hugely omarrtic. ( 2)
1) fl a}leplIKaHIleB II - it-, (tl poNl:l}{Tt]ll|toe,
2) arleplrKatlcIille opveltb] poIIil11,1,1IKoll,
* poillaIlTl{Ka) }{- rlTo o}lrt J)ilI I,1|], ll -I1 a]\repl.lKillllteB
() , _
. .
. sr l

it h ie l i i l f , 7los.sessl1.1ll.s.
1. Melanie lllartin

t t,

luh r ful abotrt clotlres

ii;; .ri"rlil" ,:" rrlll'rks life less conlplicatc,d. Tlrese days.llovel and
hrish, th th svrl
to
l'm.going
that
lthig
piece
of
th I useci to ". l rrut]'.,i;;;ii ;rr;,i"
labels and l take
rll-k,
of
ctluplc
to

^r,,rd.-,li
limitc.d
I'
r
oitt.
rvill
s
,r}ri.i'
ir;;i;; i,.
g, l worrld.jtrst take clothes off the
fcu,

lot ot r,'hene.,et,

u ,on1"ifrl,rg iu n,uk" stlre it's ighi t' m.

,"ir. Crr"i"rKc) r.vitlrotttically thig aborrt

rs

r,vhetlrer tlrey'd srtit rne. I,it, some of tlTern would get thw

w" uwll.

2.,\ll
ivlv tlat l. u.luti.. d (trc tlzpo.ttoLtci)etKt),l h rvooclen_floos l lly

1rv pieces of firitur, but l hr,

ottt llecirrtse, { nte.,things have
to
tlrilu,it
hesi|ate
l
Won't
go,,ii.o,n"thing.
.bur"" irlroi'1',r,.;rr;,th;;":B;i iii
to
st,1.1 tllings tl the ltt., ilut l'cl Iike ttr ,tlk
l
ll,IYOwn
tll)
l
amietting
l
1rrr
f-n1
ir,ir,-l.
;;;;;gil.i

10

i l-tl. It souncls stg, }ltrt rl,]telr l srvitclr nry ]u1 h, I feel lot lm
th l ,ottlcl in an office. of tls, tlre look of things does r jnto it too, but I thin'k if yorr keep ur clnths ancl
possessions tidr,l it ir u motrcl.
Popl_e ud nre leacl

3. Grhm Knight
'I-he design of llr1, flat is t fashion
stittenlent. It's meant to tl and tmI, but I did it becatlse
l like it, Ot because it's the tlt tI,ed. It's r, mrth l Spae because I desigrred tlie irrti myself. It's r.
h_ornelv It's l vr futi1. I love cool<ing anci. th focal point of th flat is theiteel wkt i"
ii.. u."".
h:'s . dining t_, so I both cook and i the i,kt. I r always lraving people ,oun.l fo, li ibey
seenr to like the iflit of it. ln th living rr, th t*,o rmfs J i ik sicle t. I d't fee} th
need f anl,thing e_lse llecattse I'm not vev-mateialistic rs ll.
4. ir lt
I don't hv rl,dr. N{y clothes hg.hid .s-thugh uti so that l take in everything at
,gl. v th il is tsr,t plastjc shlf ,lrich I pLrt mirs and jums. I u lr..*]ti.d
thing^s atld,I'm d to spenrl quite lot of m o]l olle itenr. hrt, it lasts , ruh longei th h clothes
that I think the rlitu evel}s itself out time, because l end u buying fwr thins ll. I uiually h
shopping spree,(n 4 mu ",tl) at tlre stt of eah SeaSOll ancl l esisithenptation"to buy things iuls
i,t,, I rvill l5z hr things in trvo quality fis and, as I get llr, I'think I k rvhaTsuits ni", ro
I don't rk r nristakes.

Which rS says that helshe

43. ainrs to r,il I,d atrosplrere f guests?

44. terrds to u things at gul itls?

45. ainrs to cl,eate less stessll wokirrg r,imt?

46. longer hrys things rvlriclr don'tget usecl?
47. iikes to buy things made frm ti materials?
48. beIieves that keepirrg things in rdr lnake },ou feel ttr?

(l-4). .
, . , .

REWARD, SAD, SI-TSPEt SIENE

- ancl that's official! (1) ... lrave rtl tht u th.i r (2) ... like colds r
tlu. ri,lith votl rl''rnt t.o I t, especially at rvori<. h h bnly rtl started tii thr1i ,.li".i.f,iii
ulro
c;rtchig-.}rllin ddis, d,rirt stoie assistant, rvas inaingiii,,rbit .i"i
... . "'h previotts"r,
mg
irri
rvas (B/r) ..., ;lnti it ,s tlifTicult to r"k ,h he rvas rud," ire says. "]h "",i,]
gt,o,ir"one else .h is frrlrny t
rvlio gir.es out lot of g, d I sucldenly felt nlrrch Wl torvaids theiob."
\,{oods iltius

(5-7). 3 , .
,1 5 .
_, l hoptl.|iIn ancl Sh rvrll lrave hr, ,ig. lrr,, l t su (5) ... wife family ,ill St
.Jir l his mttsic. It is obviotrs tlrat the gti;ia ,ill ildlm theii hm..|ii hopes tn 11 ..Ito un
8rrt rvjth rdillg OI),. Pt,l,haps otre clav bf his wk ,ill (7)"... lisl.
(8,89). 8 g . , .
8. A.colleagtte at rr,k hird small boat i rl,hich everyTveekend h used to go sailing. irrvited m and friencl
of mi, to 8 with.him tl sailing tri. We iinagineh that ush,s sitting"on lb* .t tb" "i,-i
".,
surlbathing and cloing rht we rvarlted. But the ieality rr.as sucir difft. "
^

9. u 1il, rvlro or,r,ned the bclat, rvirs l h_ at sea. As result, thr we r actuaily at sea most of the tire.
Whtv h rveather rve sailed and . \V got tan llut Irot fm the sun, it rvas f tb" iii""g i..i"al *bi.b
erv it cold sea rr,t in tIr fhces ir|lday.
. .
l. I salv.|arle th ( ) day.

B'l1. 1'll .iust call.}irnrv to () certain h look after th rlg.

12. No uncletands what lie is trying to explain, ( )?

11

t
}

..
sl unlttrorvn ti i the Past. I (1) ", itl
)i2r..u i, tlr. t""ii!fii hu,t ."ul,iii. ,un,," i il[
in
occ,asi.,n

tit,ul rr h l hll this fcelirr,

.l," *"'il'.,nti;,';;;y";;;;:-,i;,i; i i.i".,"lr.'.
iil
rrllstais lec,trtte <,,r rrlt"ii I (,43) ." llt'f, l

sttt<lent
u,
..:;i;;r-;ii,ri.,
r\ frr,s

I'iii;

"g"
th]thtofthcllessorrrr.hr,".b"gu,rti'r-i;;;.ii;;;ilijiil.,iit.nI(,44)...(tt,.,tt,.mr,.)!ieelirlg
r*ornL,.iiil;r;:;i;ri;;b"Ki"r-r"i'fi..?,.int.,.,l<nerr]that,,,,u'pr.uin,,socc'asirlIll(A5)",tocollt't't
<1jtr.lkr.r
.lir.r,rs.ci the topic alearlv. l [ lotlkccl 1rtlzzlt'tl
it [Ilt th otficc t. l (.46) ... to m ,tua"nt'u,,j';;k;,l'r; il;r,1* l,,n,l
diiln't rk the di l'rr
I Irr,, n y oroi"""rr,,t th" i
d lil that rve (7 ) ...'anything like tht f.
ieellnj g a\vay, . ,"i,en t tiied lt to ,lrt the -s[ tt,
1.
2.

1) have lkl

2) m wkig

) rr.kd

4) r Lreing r.voked

1) have givelr

2) rvas givett

i}) ha<l given

4) rilas giving

.
1) h

rlevetalrgl-rt

4.

2) lrr.r,lr tauglrt 3) lrad lreyetau8ht

rvas srvarTping

4) rvas r teaching
/r) lrave beett s,rd

1) srvarped

2) rvas slvanlped

13)

1) rvas g

2) lrave gorre

lJ) lrad gone

4) rvas going

2) tu-rd

) rvas tutl

4) rvas tunirlg

5.
6.

I) hat1 ,
7.

tul

) r1,on't do
.4
) haven't dorre

1) hlrcln't done

2)

rluldrl't have bcell l

rr

,
.
(8)
... frrll-tine paid wk rr hilc thev r still strrcl_ying,
trp
tik.
rri,it
.
t'
rt,,.ii
un',n,ni!
n
u..
Recerrtly,
"
.1.1ris
rr.,.]Jrrr" they see th aclvantages clf ha,ing
trreans that sorne of t,hm cncl uP u.tuorryi"uri;;iili,',.id."7.n,iir.,
I easonallle \\,g S that
(9) ... stablc, ir.-u,rJ f""t tlrat this i, ,i" ur"l t},,.n git,ting lg,. rig' college r u ivsit, Wh
at
r,eie
th
.,.
l )
1:lr"
tlrev to b"gin tJ'lr;y? i6) ... ;"l"?ti,"" i,"r. i",T t
... lllinagirlg tltt,i rliclrlcv atltlovcI,slleltrl
:i"'il;ir'li;ii;,"b,_,r"",i"i.,,JZ S,,rn"rin,e, it is b",ar,,re il,"u ",r",,uigoo,t 1atZ1
keerl t'ft,SttI(l[srlit ds alld it
Bui,1.r,,i,"
theil,ft,trit.
l,
n.t
Scrn.lcti,,i.ri,
(l)... elltctaitllt]cnt ll clotlles.
to v all tlrc c:os|s of (r5) ",
sttrdetrts
(l)
...
is l,y easy to b,,il,t up ,i;;;,.:;;. ;,i i;i;;i,;,rri i,,,,,rri
acctllntllotiat ion d Lh ss expetlses
8.
1)

2)

) the

4)-

1)

2)

) the

4\-

1) out

2) itt

i3)

1)

2) into

ll) out

4) off

2) tr

) at

4)

2)

i}) at

4)

1) t'

2) rvitlr

) tlf

1r)

1)

2)

) th

4)-

9.

l.
11.
12-

) rr

itli

13.
1)

14.
15.

4) otf

to

,
,
hd expectecl,.
tlrey
th
W...
shorvetl tlrat sales tigus
16. h cglnpally's ul rt
'2>
1r) tnuclr lr
f
)
ruh lrrore
1) f,,. ,n,i,."

lr,

17. Nly

...

lorvest

lr

ftl-d hus is in IJighton,

1)th-i-lrt"s 2)lrthr-i-lrv

13)

1ltlr's-i-lrv

t2

1r

) tll's-i

-larr,'s

 . , .
,I8. grlrvig ttlttTlilet,rl{ pt,oplc. is r]rrlr1 to []ells Canvo_!] eitclt 1,1,111 tti go rltig (},] i_t_]]!l?t!.

1,24

19. ,,\rlrl trtlw look at is jsrr] altti sat, rr,ltat il;ltt evc.nt of tclcla), it is rieclicatecl to.

1234

2. ]' first trvcl Gdtth 1llnrs, rvhat tl_rl rl ilt the 197, considered c]assics.

21. Fieciroveatastead_vspeedtif 50mphLlec:ltusetosavetrrel 1'r<lthhlf-hu.

1,2:]4

still

. .
Whtl th N{oscow ,Slate itts goes its annual (22) ... of ur, th tlrtg tmlrs of th circlts
expected to (,,t23) ... ,ith thir erltrcation. The itts usully stops fl I'ewdavJin h torvn, so hw do the

to practise h jct f: going to school. "It's

lrfmts g'/ trveIve-vea-old gets up uery
"uilv part is rvhen I (,425) ... rle.u fiinds d h to
cxhauslilrg (?/+l ... btrt l like tlre circtts life," sh savs. "l'he wst

\Io1ln8

jcave thetn, altlroitgh I tr to keep in (,426) ... rvith tm."'I'h

s lh (z127) ... th'ius (,428) ... su.e ilrat ]1
the hiltl get il l)() ecitlc:alilln. Wh th irus is i iti, h (,429) ... tlre tll edlrcation si
;rttd gives tlrenr the cletails of all the hild antl rr,hen tbcy will i rti t,s d cities. 'lt's fantastic system,'
ll.tl savs. 'l.,i (,,{.30) ... ,lrclr lve (31) ... th next r telling us wli to meet. We thc:n accompubied to
tlle sc:hool d itr<lttl to the head tlr.'
22.
2) tur

lJ

2) strcceecl

) continue

4) catch

2) lrk

i}) r

4) uti

2) do

) ir.tl

4) kw

2) ttlLrclr

l,})

2) hrgs

l}) cclrltlucts

2) comes

) does

4) rnakes

t) conrrects

2) tlelnands

) ctlrrtacts

4) appeals

1) nervs

2) sign

13)

2) rrir,

) llt

1) rg

tl

4)

2.
'1.

24.

) gss

1)job

.ju

25.
1

) nrake

26.
1) id

vierv

1l)

line

27.
l

) lil,s

2.
29.

t,u

rs

) rrs

0.
signal

1.
1

) reaclr

) message

1r)

, -.
32. What do you think of his rr,?
l) l tlon't thillk so.
3) Nothing of th kind.
zr) Jt's tig.
2) I don't think rnuch of it.

-. .
33. So have
1)

I.

l think

slre is rist:rl<en.

2) I qurtc, agrcle r,r,itlr tlrT.

) I'r,e done l best to hl him.

4) [ haven't said rd.

34. I clidn't say you did. All I said ,as'lt's k.'

1) Look!Tlre is klr! It's rrot l tult!
2) 'I'hir was sInashed.

) I-ook! 'h ur's beelr bent ancl hilight's srnaslred.

don't look at . I clidn't ,k it.

zr) Wel],

35. , . .
. Rut you rvorkecl in it clotlres sh f ,lrile, clidn't you?

. What happerrecl tlrerr?

. I rvent }rack to sc:hool, but l kept r iltteest i clcltbes. As I couldn't ffd to buy ar-r1, t:lotlres, I sttl to
make r ,. And I did it quite rvell.
). \'u llo\!, a succcssful fashion rl,sig. llave ytlu al,irys lreen iIlterestecl in clothes?
13

. Actuallv wben l,rvas youl)g, clotlrcs wel. rrightrrrat,t, ttl lrle,

rvhat
F] It rr,as durig the surrneilrolidays olle }r rvlten I lisr,d that I u,as tt good at untlestatrdillg
lurs suite<l people. l used to give advice to usts.

3)tl

2)DEBFCA

1)DFl\

zr)DEAFBC

. r . .
ST *iri th ;; ;g;t]iu,lr"uuu snorvmobiles, m guitle, , an<l I looked otlt rSs the tl.azzling

Gld, to tgll
of Gll,
ot
thst,,|,G_._",:{
Slii thst
Sr,ll
l
:"-;.;;;,iJ;
b_.,.i'i,inl.
th tiny,
tinv. mt
rt-.mt island of Svalbi.ci
htgh lI
mt,isld,f
r to the
i;;,;i;;-;;;i;,"-tl",
of
snorr,. We hd

lI1_|I::::,\,:,ll:
as cvet,v itt, e'd sIo Iv
"*pu,,i"
s, tt w we Wereibrii.i"a *ith shlg.'l'he rlav had lrc t,irrll frustating",
stoP
d StoP
tr all(t
seat,ch t the altenooIt
nbondoi ur sh
[ irbanrlotl
rve decided
,i..iJeJ to
,.r.rh.rl hud
lr;ld irl
frrlm us. Fed
,;;J';;g,,
uo and trrry, un"
,n nt,av
;;;.
;;;;h
igs.
u
tall,
m
of
ihe
one
beside
foi snack
ufrint"nr" l.si to slec.p, alrd we decided to give i to it,,even though
2. s always,
";;;J;r;;i;;;};"J
at
tlre sr tine would unrvise with ur ful'l, fl'ic'nds ud, so
si9"p;,1B
,.,.i,iri;;;;;;r; i":;.
the snorv rvith r binoctrlars,lookig f anyt}ring,moving.
i-scunrred
r!.1lt,
m
s
iur.,o.
lt;n
take
to
,i".ii"a
j;;;
r i|ui", wh I noticed dot the hiz. I rviped the lens, but
uuit
; ii;;. b;d. i;",
",uke
i
;;;';,,;
"'", to
iii"", iiiir "i.. rl g
i."t ,i,ayonnaise lur arld th stiding ,*ulk - it 'v'as l . and
i ,tuil- . the next tlrity r,intrt*J|': !:::;,"ili1,1:,'':"_::,,":,::
u directi
i; ;;; ;l;;i;;;;?t;.ii"li"
;ffi;i]i*.l;;r;;;;i;"" .uu." i l''inil ,ul,as r,ig u sient stight torvads lrir, so lre rltst lra'e
w of ur pc,sct,lce.

i tlre snow So.aS to geL tt

tlrnt, dbn't yort?" rvalred , fl sotrncling bit rvid.
""'"i-.
w,I could hthuhi,gsr-rd
$;;;'|ufi*;;;;1i;;;i";:;l,,;;;,. ;wils tht,at arld
spee5l. I tud to speak to , and
SO)
tllig
of his feet thc' l.". itiu. ,* ti ttri, *,u' u big r,
d to irr thi virt
animals,
uiit
iidi

s
^.

g,,n
no;-hi;
,", ii"-p"riing u
u itri.t istruti fr r l to ttse th gu to fight th arvaY,
f;.
" *ir'i'.ouple of hudrl
. Wh
:i.;;;",,ll

Inetres_arvayi I decided to lie dorvn

ltrst like ,"uf lit

;;h;

ii".?i,i,

and th only ifnecessary.

;;ii

s,no'nlollile
4. Bv . the onibul 1u, l 25 mts away t1 the tmtlsh hl changecl. .st trp the
hands
shaking
m,
cold,
with
mill
filr
i
t.
.ur,ntf u'*iil'ii;;;;;;;;;;,ii;ii" i ii.ugii"d to hg
vd
off

the
ttk,
inevitable
f
th
mvself
I
tenscil
as.
nu
"r."
;;]i;;;-;; ii-;; tk;;iru;
".r.iiie,
siight past tls. "Lookl" u,hisl . "hil usl" I trrrtl d
( tt_u nonuoonrnubi i",i",ia"ancl t hell went
lrlts lleltind
l;;,;fi';;";;J;;ili;;i;i;.li1,"rlr"*,:irrgtrrr<l tlte ctll,tle.t,<lf 'ig fer, litrrltlre<l
betrveen
only
thing
,v
the
rv
tl
rvhole
tir,
th
lris
sight
i,,een
iti
ty
it"oi
Ouii,l".a;,
b"u..
fernale

"i,

b""itiuil

us.

hinr and lris belovecl.

36. Why did the witr stay awake rvhile his guide slept?
1;1:h might h rht alrimals. li) h rreeded to contact thi colleagues.
2) h'trrtu, lvas dgusl lorr,.
7. What suisd th rit about the 's belraviour'?
) It u,as nroving against th rb,ind.
1) [t rvas mig vely strangely.
put
lrurnans.
otT

seenr
<lidn't
2) It
38. What did th ritr tl about tlre gun?
3) I-Ie rvas keen that tl-re ll shcluldn't [ut.
1) [{ rvas annoyed that hl it irr lris bag.
2) I{e rvas suisd that didn't use it.
39. Horv did the rr,it feel rvlren tlre lr got l,ery close?
) too cold to think
1) sttrpisingly |m 2) trml nelotls
r 4. frustrtig( 1)

1) disappointing

41. ineyitae ('t)

1) unequal

2) exciting

) di

2) uss

) urravoidae

.
42. .., so rve decided to tk it in turns. ( 2)
1) ... Tilrlr , Nl III,I rtyTtt.
" 2)
... l I Ir}l .
3) ... rrTaK. }I rUIr}l corr l,r I]tl.
. . () , u{ . y .
;; ";i g ale,qy holirlay d rlbcorter cts muh about themseltes as th do about the plac:es th oisit.
1. Hugo
ii. el<lest dught, Alice, was t, slre asked f lroliday with m,- iust the trr,o of us. l havc, f'u
I decided to sirol, lr
cbi1.1.en'so'ilZ""'" ii."' ri t;..' get ,d i, and I udstrl rvlrat she'wantetl.
'h wateT gives.the city
magical.
rvas
completely
rvhich
niglrt,
at
We
irid
it.
V."i." i"| li rr.as urius to see
ao*n St[ f, tlre ext,time.yl,firid it juou,see sorethirrg,diffeenc d
irrt. ii
;;;;;fiu t:ecognisilt'g it. So u constalltly get lost. Alice lil Vi. Wc larrjlrc,d lot, ancl tlle best tlring f
m \\,as i;g h itri face.

r"

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2. Daniel
l.rvt,nt to.}amaica ,ith fid. We had so rtrch frrn
- it \\,ils olle of tlre lx.st holidays I've r, had. and
everything is 1, rld inJaraica. h tlring you h nrost often is'No lllm, l-tlai'. t fist I thought tbey -
jrrst saving it, rt th ;lu ealise nothirrg is lr because the rvlrole place is so rld. d that aititude lrlakes
u 'l atld foget abotrt all th thirrgs yott ttsuallv r,rr abottt. We spent day at t rvatclring cruise ship
conre i. Wlren that happens, all th sbops du thi is d 1,ott lrar,e to rgii foianything you rvant ttl u.
You look at somethittg d shake tt heacl arld they 1,r tlre i d u still slrake u d, tit yotl eventuallv
find out at what stage ),otl shotlld g otl i. I bought some ll gt lvooden staltres fr balf the igil i!
3. Krystyna
I thought I rvould t actiyity holida._v last it as I kd ac:tivitv lroliday rvorrld help rne discover hiclden
talents. hs I ,ould tur ottt to illit canoeist, ruti clinrbei skydiver. h tiotrllle with holidays
like this is that you ]v not_like rvhat 1,ott disc:ove. I hl fgtt that I lvorrld rvith gu of people h diy.
It hacl ttd to r horT compe_titive sonre 1leople rvtlttld . Wht. u, clid, thd to first. h will
also have tlre louclest voices an<l k th nost iittig mks. Such daily c:orpanions ian m as shock if yorr
lr usecl to quiet convesatiotls rvitlr u llest fid.
4. Robin
We gd to g tlll sfi. rt of tlre holiday inclLrclccl ir sfi orr th Zarnbezi ir. Irr u th
rvas ittst r fil d myself ancl th guide' I' t ti athletic l wh I got into th tl I managed to tip
it ,r 1 rvt: all ended up in the rL. I rvas qttite figlrtc.ned becattse of tlre cococliles t. We coultln't ttr the
uigllt but tlre gttide u,as r l. I Ie poirrted to <_rk in the rnicldle of th ir d told trs to srlv,irn to it as
fast as rve coulrl, ,hil lre welrt t0 $et help. h h m back r,vith tlr , br,rt ft tlrat I ftrsd to go back
orr tlre ltr. I lvas quite surisl 1, r ;rti. Not that I'd thought of rnyself as tiull r, brrt
tlre shock of rvhat happened left rne tlig y I)eyotls.
Which rs

43. It horv to deal r.vith iocal cttsttln?

44. fud the tJDslr rc:duced thi lrsual anxieties?
45. found the place rthr mysteiotrs'/
46. tul thi lroliday i:s disturbirrg?
47. tlrought they lrad seldom had lrctt holiday?
48. clrosc hlid to find out m allout thc,nrselves?

(l-4). .
, . , .

END, INREASE, IMPORTANE, ExcITE

I\{ s_g, acll_aeology rvas abotrt nakirrg cliscoveies and finding uid tsur. Now it has m
moe,scientific.sub.iect.,AclraeologistsaI,e -lig (1) ... inteested in finding out t-tl abotrt the lives of tliry
people th th th dmti lives of kings and. mrs. 99 % of rhlg ii rl rvith dig, ti,

dig, and c]assifying, d it is itlrithillig'l dangerotts. I{o,evei, tlre rl (2) ... of hlg comes
Stm of ncrv discoveies. the snra]lest piece of tt, hwi (4) ... it t ipp"a. ut
,...
tist gl, hg u wltole ulstdig of tlrings that hd i th past.

tlrugh (3)

(85-7). 3 , .
'l5 .
, i\,lany yotlng, people wds., pes,simistic alut the futur. Tlre,pessimists see tlrat the wld is getting (5) ...
and r rrdd. As srtlt, it is becornill8 m diffictllt to find ,Ii; rr thorrgh pcople (6) ... iir b"eit t go
to trniversity, they not su they rr,ill lLrcky (7) ... to finl .j ftrds. (8, 9). El8 l9 , , .
88. I ,s sittin$ i m.v taxi dig tlre mig ws r,vhen the lr in th k rrcross it the street rvent off.
I ]oclked trp and saw two rskd m rvlrcl runnirrgiorvads nre.
9. h WitS SO confusion vrrvh. Police trs rr, ig towarcls tlre barrk rvlrile pedestians w ruig arvay
fm it. I rvas tunring th key in the ignition rvhen the masked m fi their rviy into t taxi and toldme to
dri off. It rvas tlre sist thing that had r. th happened to Ine.

, .
cla5ls to gist f th us.

l. You have () trvo

11. You could h () m fft to talk to hir.

B'l2. No lras got clrance of getting thejob rvithotlt :i, ( )?

15

,:;,.,1;*;i;l..l,

. .

Dir t,
WeIl, hr \\, L, at last! We hd been looking frw,d to ccllning back f ages alrcl we finally (1) ... strfe l
sottrrd last u,k. Since then , (2) ... s,l tiIrres to giz the flat and find schools f the hjld. We've had
to trrlr sclme furttitrtc ft,onr fids and ltis as tlre t1at we (,,{3) ... tud out to ufilishl! Sally says
that it, is alI u u, fault. We slrorrld h checked the details r carefilly! I thotlght it (,44) ... good valr.te f
l! It was clifficrrlt to rnake the dccision to lrolne as r,l,e (,,{5) ... d f so long. I think \\le going to
find it stg to settle down h again. l hal,en't sf tl looking fr job yet as I (6) ... hrsy. I (7). ....yclu call
to rr}g nigbt ,lt u } to di l lve calt discuss ltl times! I-ooking fr,rd to seeing you again.
I]est rvishes, Steplren

1.
1

) i,l

) r

2) rri

) lrave

id

4) had id

2.
tig

) tried

1l) h ti<l

2) r entirrg

) hd rtd

4) have rtd

2) scers

) seerned

) l lir.ed

4) had lived

2) have

) hd

4) had being

2) gave

) ,ill gir,e

4) rvill given

2) had

bc:err

tid

.
1) td

4.
1

lvill

seern

5.
1) ,

living

2) Irar.e

living

) hd scemecl

6.
1) was

7.
1

) h given

. .
l ll,as rrght (,48) ... iIr lrouse mi d of the city celrt[e atrd l've alrvays drt tlf living (.9) ...
sea. Scl wlren th clrance catrre f us to t house on (,410) ... coast, I was the one telling nry mum d dari to do it,
but rvlrat (.411) ... ightrr it turred (12) ... to ! We clidn't knorv , tlre f lt (13) ... wt, \\, \\,
cold rost of the , and in the sttlI , coulcln't r because of th touists!
Within r, we w nroving again. We looked at hotrses i village r hr but it was too quiet. We encled
(14) ... buying house (,415) ... the utskits of the citv wh I rvas , and we love it! Not all drs rvhat

you tlrink tlrey !

8.

9.

1) in

2)

3) off

4) up

1)

2)

) the

4)-

1)

2)

3) the

4)-

1)

2) an

) the

4)_

1) u

2) out

3) otT

4)

1) otT

2) up

3)-

4) in

1) i

2) to

3) at

4) u

1)

2) i

3) at

l.
11.
12.

,l3.
14.
15.

. .

16. l'his lras m rrsidr m rwdd arrd ... i tlre last t s.

1) lot mlr isi 2) f
3) rnost

isi

17. l'he ltr was puzzled Lly

...

isi

4) muh most noisy

sytptoms and drd sl futhr tests to d.

3) rth's-i-l,
4) other's-in-larv's

1)bother-irr-larr"s 2)th-i-ll

16

 . , .
18. diS to t sll!,, id out |l th: Wdk Llnivesit),, lalge l.jit of sttrdents trKlat, smokes ulI}r.

19.

-I'he

124

1try lras fur lutirr lines arrd l tlre line t, rvas rr,kig rvhen the boss tud rrD i the t,okslrtlp.

1234

2. th's Seventh Sympholty, rvIrat ,s pla},ec] llv th Btlston Sm l-rst, sorrnded ll),iti.

l2

21. pullecl out riht in f}ont of

|23ll

r, because I htl

to slar tlre ks.

. .

Whth yotr like it t, lit gossip rs hd to avoicl. Nervs;lapes, nragazies l rvebsites (,422) ...
m;itlr hts of the sts. litis, (23) ... the badlv-bc,havcd ones, egrtla1,Iy (,2) ... lrltls tliit i the
nledia. It seems l'r (25) ... scand:tl, g:r to ktrou, rvlro is gtling orrt with rvhom, d rvhose ig has itrst
fhllen rt.'hirks to tlre rti's (,426) ... f gossi1l, tI zz carr (27') ... $500,000 fr h'exclttsive'phot<l
of stars 1ike it Ss arrd isti Itonaldo!
lllitis (,,t2S) ... that m-htrg ts alrtl htgr,hs follorn,them r,wh th go, ofterl
(29) ... thm serious tus, In ss, ,lit huts gtr t}iat fanous peclple shouldn't so sensitive.'h_
jhorrltl acc:ellt tlri loss of
ri as th (,430) ... of lTealth ;tncl sucess. ut h tlrings golle too f? Do rve ll
have 'iglri' to l about sts having mental ktir, to st, iturs of thm lookitlg colpletely cleva,stated
ft ther"vtl (,431) ... rrp rvith thj husllantl <lr ri,if'c? h seems to fine line betrveen c:uiosity and ult.
22.
1)

tight

2.
1) ulil

24.

27.

busy

1r)

2) especially

1})

mk

4) trml

) i

2) give

) rk

4)

) i tstd

2) keen

lJ) tziscinatecl

zr) fd

1) hug

2) u.ish

l}) love

4) want

1) paid

2) rrd

13)

'l

) r,

2) accuse

3) d

1r)

) nraking

2) causing

lJ) leading

1l) sulti8

1) r.alue

2) i

lJ) rr,th

4) hg

1) divided

2) cut

) t

4) split

28.
29.
1

.
31.

l})

25.
26.

packed

2) full

made

) c:ost

li

Y , -.
32. lell, it rvas i talkirlg to you, but l have to go.
2) Right, let's gol
13) Notlring of th kind.
4) , see u.
1) \s, l .j5,d it.
-, .
33. N l.
lJ) IJe can't give up smoking.
1) I le likes ith tea coffee.
2) Wc u,'t to do it right rv
4) They clrange the ti h, can't they?
34. N4ost wiilirrgly.
1) Did u mind being arvay fr h<rlne f so lclng?
2) I lrope yotl dorr't mincl m bingirig th dog u,itlr r.
3) Slrould I take him out?
4) Wbuld you like to go shopping?

35. , Y . .
. I knovr,. It's shame rve h't kept i touclr. Is it tu tht vou aborrt to r ss?
. Thank u yr so muh. I'll r.
. 1Iorl you? ]t's ages since I sarv you.
D.l'd love to. Oh, is thr Udrrl station D ur place? NIy is in the gg.
I]. Yes, next montlr, irr ft - to Istanbul. Listen, th fl pcople mig ud tr, evening. you
tl,ee toioirr us?
kig is tlre st. It takes ten minutes to rvalk tl,orTr th to ur place. I'll e-mail you m with lirtis.

1)DF

2)DF

)DF
17

zt)CADFBE

 . . r .
'lr said that rvhen I rvas in nappic,s, I rvasn't
1. IV{y ts always said I rvas to stsm.
lrappy unless I rvas kic:king thrtlrvittg ball. first mmr is of Dacl and m playing ftlotball i rr back grd.
I Tecall m mu sitting dorvn tlre gss clreering llle as l clunisily kicked football into the goal net m.v dd rvas
klefending'. The sense of ac:hicveent u,h I scot,etl rny tist goal stuck rvith m, and life lras revolvc.d rtd t'ootball
since. As I gr up, l rld of beconlillg football l. Durig class, I tied to stay focused m stuclies; I
knerv that few people m, fssil sts ancl it was crttcial to get good tlclucatio. But l devoted everu
s seconcl t mr,-passion. I kr tlrat if I rranted to success, I r<l hi. to put all m g into th gr.
2. NIy big k carle rvlrc:n I rvas 18. Leict,ste City F ff,l m place i th tealn. It rvas th that I |eanred
the tru valtte of tmwk. I played rvith fantastic grr of guys th d \\, rvoked t,l one )l]1 goal
- to
rvin! I lrd that yry s has tlrei w individual talerrts, and gt tean igs these talents tgth. /
enioyed grt stlccess at Leiceste, arld I rvas lucky Ough to becollre of tlre U K's top srs! I was tsf,rl to
t d, while I rvas sad to leave m tlorr. team-nlates, I rvas excited about workiIlg rvith nerv 1rcl d rnakiug
nerv fids. I\.,11t time at t *,u. un outstanding i. While I was th, I d 8 goals'in 52 games. Ii
wasn't long until I rvas w jttr, tlris tilne across the sea to Spain to play f F l, I was nevotts at
first, ur it tud out tltat th ,s no s to patlic. I felt gt il rvherr I steppc.cl into tlre stadiur d t

the pitch i l.
3. As },u imagilte, the poudest l felt was u,lren l pla}red fr tlt, England, i the Wll Cup. The
tumt iss th level of conlpetitiveness f every l. Not only do y,clu have to rnenta]lv l, but
you h to at th peak of plrysical fitness - s<-r, as you inragirre, it didn't help tlrat I had to play tlre tumt
with my left r heavi|y std up! But l was dtmid not to lt irr.jrr stop aIrd played anyrvay! Because
\ , stg teatn. \.- got to th qurt finals, d I si six goals drring tlte ti ctlinpetition and w the

'Golden Boot' arr-trcl!

4. Football hs taken lne ttrl the rld, fonr England to Spain to.|apan! I have llecote fluent in trvo thr
languages tl h itl th ctrlttres. il,r r,idd r witlr m lrapp1, mris that I woulcln't

change fr th rvclrld.

36. \Yht is the rit's fist rr?

1) thrig ball rvith lris lirth
2) ruig rud his grd in his

) sig lris fist goal

37- What did thc rr,itr ]lr at Leiceste City I;C'/

1) that th only thing that rtts is to rvin
2) th impotattce clf ,kirrg as t of tm

3) lrorv to slrorv people lris inclividual talents

8. IIow did th rit feel allout lris time at r.rt?

) Ll rvould have frd to play f IJl.

1) rvas sad th d missecl his old team-mates.

2) found it to wlful clxpietrce.

39. What trro things required of Wld Cup lr?

1) competitiveness <] physica| titness
2) determirration arrd mental fitness

3) physical and mtl fitness

.
4. hig (

) encouraging
41. excited (2)
1 ) thd
1

2) laugbing at me

) calrning m down

2) thrilld

) upset

2- big k m rvhen l rvas 18. ( 2)

1) ,'lii lroei.i },I ],r-1, }IHe Iltlttlt 18 .
2) ; rrrii , l!{He 18.
3) Mofi ii .llj], Nrtle tIIr 18.
. . () , , [ -

1.

David Mulcahy

David Mulcahy is high-wd stock kr, orvns beautifirl flat i London's exclusive Notting tlill .
As rvell as delightfttl hm, )id orr,ns rd nerv }Irds, th of his dts! "h l r." avid says,
"is that I r get to di it to rk! I fus to 8 to get i d out of the t, so insteid-l take the tube!" '
tube', which is London's mt sstr, is h altenative, btrt )id still thinks it's fh too expensive. ' day pass
on the ttr is ud 5. So, I_pay 100 h mth, just to get to 1 back frl tlre office!"lJe goes , "i ivish
I could di_ r _ to wrk, brrt it seems that the r of m dms is tuming out to complete src of m!"

2. Rachel Childress
Rachel hildss is the dirt of lg rultitii gisti. I rut is qrrite different to that of
tlrs. While most people gt the hrs, Rachel takes the Channel 'ul (r'Clrunnel'). Sh lives in England but
wrks in Fr. of Rachel's close fierrcls sug4estecl tlrat she should ith move to lr give rrp li active
rle i th m. But she didn't think so ...'Well, it's if 35 riut ju d | rg i<_, a,roid all those
18

hri, 1orrg queues!" h'hul'ti lr lt t speetls ol ttp to 160 km/h, so Raclrel can gt to \Yk
fstr than sr of hr friends rvho rlk i London! She says, "If it wasn't fr tliis mrllus feat of giig,
I wotr]dn't ku, rvhat to do."

3. Benjamin Goldstein

Beniamin Golclstein is ] aclritect and liis job quis lrim to trl to ts of tlre wld to s
projects tliat he.is rssil fr. "I ,s ffd this iob as as I finished getting 1, qualifications and I alrnost
tud it lw, becausc I didn't think I rvotlld , t stand all th tavelling. I thrrgbt it rvould just too tiing.
Frtutl, good friend of ri, rh also does lot of tllig, gave m tipi h rvith it'and I've r
rgttd acceptillg theiob." I{e says, "Ifyorr keep yortselffit and niake sur u get plenty ofrest f d duing
long tlights, it isn't actually tlrat bad. And good utiti helps, too."

4.Judith Kettering
_.Judith Kettering ml big

rr, last r. ft completittg ttnivesity, she clecided tlrat sh rvanted to stt,

new life in th uty. sh rvanted to teach English to frighildr, s sh hopped the l to G
d, since th, sh has r loolred back. "I'm , u hr thr, t if th;;e1;;;;
" it
the tffi jams! h bttses so slou,!" she claims that, sonetimes, buses have lreen up to 45 minutes lateithan the
time stated the schedule. "l've been late fr r,k several tjmes becarrse of tafficiams and it's c:rused m lot of
th!" Sh has sl tliough ... "If l people got the bus instead of driving, tbe ds rvould lr antl
svils could t mr efficiently. PIus, if u' bit of 'rth clrild' like m, you'll know tht getting the bus
tm is grt , to fight against ir pollution!"

tr;r;i;;",

Which rs
43. originally wid tlrat hr/sh rr.,ouldrr't to tl?

44. is rd r,r.ith the irt?

45. f'ollo,ed fiend's advicei'
46. praises developmerrts in the tstti idust?
47. doesrr't use their rfl rtrs of tst?
48. is soretinlc.s inconvenienced bv delav?
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HEALTH, ADDICT, R REPRESENT

Cigaette aclvetising is ulr topic f discussio, as isig um of people believe that it should
banned (,). I sut this vierv f (1) ... of ss.,I the st place, ;jtt advetising shoul<l
stopped llecattse (2) ..., hftrl product is being mtd. thr rirl.ebon frig cigaretteidvetising
is th fac,tthat it t,g,ts.ug l. h attacted to the gliltrs (3) ... of ilig, whih ldi
to th tirking.trp the habit. h g tgr does not consitler tbe harmftrl eife.f. of smoking oi the fact that
snloking is (4) ... .
(5-7). . .
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I\4adarne 'lhssaLrd's,is l-ondon's (5) ... r,isited totrrist attraction, rl,it]r clver trvo ancl half million visitos
.
h as (6) ... as 400 nrodels clisplav. h is wth r 20,000, that's (7) ... suit is l, strit t.
(8, 9). 8 9 . , .
8- S,ig and sg,itl-lq Slrarp has r h
- golf. has lessons day and spends it so muh time
the tlus that his gilfid, tSS and model Sophie lk, is thinking tkig up tfre St .il as sb sh
spend tr timc. with him.
9. What does h think of the ttlus that h and Sophie r planning to get thi mrid? "Every day I see things
wlriclr witt allout m that 't tu., daY tlrey saY i' gitimrid and the next diy tt m seeiig
thr woman. I just try to igrroe all of it."

, .
,l. I signed tlre trt tlre ( ) day.
11. Stop () suclr fuss!
12. Norle of his ti,ierrds lras tlld d, ( )?

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. .
l tlre rl 19[h t:trr all alltazillg thing liapperrc<l i ;\ti. Nl1, lrirlf lllil]ion people lcti thi hotltcs
arrd heacled West lg rvlrat was callecl 'tlie g']'il', patl-r ss the tlt to liirri d gtlll. h
lnen ancl wm (Ar) ... flr rr,t and hrdshi i th East. [lori,tlirl tller,intl tlut allclttt th o1,1pottttlities t]rat
existed i th Wst'? l I scenls tht tr.ils wh (2) ... th tlillg expeclitiotls llrrght back stis l rr,t
wits d of gtlocl firitlg land tlrrrt rr,as being given arvav iry tlrc glt.'hlt, irl 1t].i9, nelvs (,"13) ... that
nrerr (.44) ... gold in lifi.l the l, 1850s, peopie (,45) ... to h th Wst. Orr th.jutl, th,y lllet |Ilall\,,
lgs. I\1 settlel,sclitln't ,h tlre West alive. ut hg (,46)... to the li:ll \\rc,st. I}y 1S70, rr,iir
(7) ... l the rg il htl llecotllrl t <lf histtl,.

1.
2) hd esc:aped

3) rr, escapillg

1r)

1) had l.

2) hai,e beerr

ll)

1r)

l ) conres

2) clarne

3) hd :r

2) have iust t[isr.,tl

lJ)

2) hd rrshd

) h:rve ushd

1r) rr,

2) w:is corrre

lJ) :m

4) had lleelt m

2) rvas copleting

3) had

) r escaped

2.

rr,

being

.
4.
1

) rvee.j t tst clisctlr,c.ed

h escallc,cl

4) rr, ccllne

had.justlisr,d

4).jtrst,t.lisll

5.
1,)

hacl beerr rushd

rrshig

6.
1) rvas corrling

7.
1) had

conpletcd

conpletcd

1r)

cclmpleted

. .
Nobodv wants to deal ,itlr ledical ml,g ,h tbev cln (8) ... holiday. (,49) ... :ti. y()tl lllirv llot
lrave hi in (10) ... rttr, and it is st as rvell rl ai -ssi. If ytlu r ittlg indeperrdbntl.v
that mearrs taking mcdical kiL (m). Tlre whole iclea of th kit is thrt:{otl :. it ud (.411) ... u,
thlf it l both liglit'and lt. \bu hry r-k<l kit ,ri.h jrtcltrdei tlre i tings ssiitiI
(Al2) ... all rir inccrnveniences. Crtcs, stings . sortecl (,4r3) ... tsi| using tlre tltings in th kit. lt's also
irtt to r and d good basic fist aid book, rvhich will help y-orr to know what to do (,ata) ... any possible
tgis. Fill,. keep vottr tist aicl kit i pocket trlrt,ls tlre tclp of tt bag in case voll tl to tlnd it i
(,415) ... ittlryr
8.

9.

1)

2) arr

3) tlre

4)*

l)

2) I

3)

4) t,

1)

2)

l3)

t)

2) at

l}) ,ith

1l

1)

2) rvith

ll) fll

4) f

1) out

2) at

i}) i

4) up

t)

2) i

) at

4) on

1)

2)

) tlre

4)_

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l.
the

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11.
)

ttl

12.

l.
14.
15.

. ,

16. Rihtl is ... norv tlrat hc's got rmt joll.

1) ruh hi
2) f lst h

A'l7. i\,ty

...

miti is to lrconre

hf

3) rnuc:lr most happy

i of tlre big lrotels.

) th's-i-lri,

1)bothe-irr-Iarr"s 2)th-i-lr

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4) th ltl lri
4

) lr's-i -larr,'s

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18. ;\ gtlrvig ttttrnlle rli tl tlss ig!]_!

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]d]g].]]I and ttttl elTit]ieilt tltg!!g: th llic.r,c:]c.

'I9. Ccinlilletc tlre sctrtc,tlce th so tha1 it hs sili] nleanitlg to

1,234

t}tc.

scc-olltl sctltencc.

2. St'k, lr,hat rvas ltrlr'\I scial i tilc. 19tj0's, is :tborit th acli,errtucs rlf lr sllac:e ship allcl its

|24

21.

\\,/

n]ust keep otlr w (lsis s! i l ()u lDtils cotll(lll't l'ind

t,,,.

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lt is tlifTicrtIt to itl-tiigine rrl<i rvithotlt trts.'hs tls, the ight rd frrit plavs alr irtt tll in th
cooking 1' tant,ctrltttes d is kev ingetlient i marlry types of fast food, (22)... th taste and lu to dishes
that tIl,is rvott]tl tlt dit,t,. 'l-be ttlttlto (23) ... t tlre nightsha<le farily of plarrts, m ]s
of rvhi:h it trltlistlnrltrs. \\'hc,tl tliey rr,, fist (,,{24) ... illto Nlt]r rri, tltf. tolatoes rr viewetl rvitlr
(r{25) ... tl pcople tclltlctl to ttse thl as t c_lecoaticlns thr [h as food. ln u, tlie toInato rvas Iist grown
irl ILa]r, ill 1555. :riLliorrgh it ,;ts't (/26) ... rvith l)asta tlntii ruh lt.'l'h fist (27) ... fclr ton.alo ketchtrp dates
{r 1727 lrrl ilr th i8()0s. tttrirttles llcgirn to rtsetl m (28) ... itr sources ti sus.'hs clays, as well as
tasting grltltl, tonllltt)es ltl,c, (l29) ... t<l t,lti stttlstanc:es whih goocl f' tlu health. Nutitionists (30) ... ottt,
benefic:ia] ftts rlf 1he ftrit.

22.

il) lllaking

l ) givilrg

2) t,rlntttt,t.s

li) l;eltrngs

.1

) 1ll,t,scn( ctl

2) irIlpo1

l}):rl,icd

J ) lr1l1lclrtr,tl

1) srrsllicion

2) tig

ll) thirt

'i.}

lt) a<[decl

) llil

; giridelines

,/r

) ill

.,1

1) rlrixiltg

23.
1)

2)

lits

24.
1

25.
26.

illg

t,rl

) itlined

2) lrcconlpaniccl

) l,cceillt

27.
2.

prrt.t

) si;ltilrr

1) gtl

2) d|

) rvidc,l1,

i ) lrrvae

2) lisd

13)

29.

knorvrr

) crllttc,s

r:nthusiaslrl

lvlrolll,

1) accellted

) 1lr,l

2) point

.l) mk

) rctitrcc

2) tirs

lJ) sht

/r) lorv

31.

) shu,

, y -y.

32. Worrld u Inind rnovirrg.l.ou ll:rg fm the seat?

1 ) ()lr, sv
2) No. l rvottlrln't.

13)

t{orv so?

4)

Ir's llorhirrg to lt.

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I
I

I.

1) I ]ike cavia.
2) I'm t keen footbal].

34. , ] don't ,ant t kcep votr.

1) Don't \\,ry. lt rvon't keep yotr busy.
2) Slrall I stay and hl you?

I
I

l
I
I

) I carr't f'fl to lluy r.

1r) I don't mtlr hr llss.

3) Don't give it up, keep tig.

4) Right, I mttst off. l'm late fr an appointment.

5. , . .
,\. Well. actually thet, it tight. I tr the t size?
. I'r1 lilre t0 t on ir of those boots vou lrave in tlre rvinclo.r,.

. I'm sr ut

r.ve've.jttst, sold thr.

D. No, sr. I l th lk ru, ones next to thm. I' size 6.
. Do vtlu tr tlre lliacli s tlreL.?
J,I votl r. }Jclu,do thev feel?

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1)Bl;ACEI]

2)BEDt,Ac

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1. I was struggling to get lry I had jtrst moved to Glust fr London d had taken th tist.j that I rvas
offered. l was blely, ig u8h to clo m weekly slropping and I rvished I had the m l used to malie back i
Lorrdon. As I corrldn't ffd r place, I hd settled fr m best fic,rrd's sofa, hlt the htrrshis d bac:kacbes
lracl made m rlis that, above aIl else, I longed fr r old flat
m little peaceful 1llace! I s began to rr,l if
nroving hd been the right clecision. That's ,h I hd li dt that changetl rny life...
2. "Looking f ur orvn place t wig ut tlre c:ost'? W I Yu cotrId live f fr ilt
the 'vi-tls', of iti's first imlrtll frien<lly holnes. W' looking f sidllt t live rit-f!
Fr mr details, r,isit rvrvrv ..." I\Iy fid had hd about tlris house attcl h thoughi tlrat it rvould r. difficult
to stick to g consevil-tg cltttine. I should h consideed this, at least h . rd about horv
m'gttests'worrld actually pass thuglr. But, as l sat the painfully utfttrl sofa, tlre l thing in rny hl
r the wds .,. 'Live free, live f.'
q. I visited the r,vebsite and tltd the competition tobecome 'eco-housenlate'. I rvas one of tlr Iucky finalists
wh had to battle it out fr place in tlre house live otl local television. Tlre th finalists \\, keen etrvionmentalists
rvith passion f the issue, unlike m. I hd r, ll giverr it tuh attention to honest, as it rvas insignificant
to m. I joked u,ith th audience that tlre otlly rvay I rvas going to lr rvas if th selrt l to th housel h grd.
As I walked thugh th frt l f the hotlse, I lrad ,ig visions of living i ftrLuistic house, ful[fightech gadgets. I :til rvoultln't lrave sttrisd to see um of complex-looking maclrines, r, I was
shocked to see th house rvas cornpletely rml. In fact, it looked just like arry t hcluse. This eased m mind bit,
as I l find md technology easy to udrstd, I rf the sirl lit. 'h heating svstem, wt supply and
ltiit all rkd i cxactly the sanre way as they would i tlr house i the UK. h olllv diffeencb rvas
tht the hottse used r sotl,s of g. Sli panels andbnall lvind ttrbilles wel,e rrsed to-pt_lvide tlre hot

wt and electricity.
. ris i th lrouse lnatle l look at the way I had lived rny life in tlre past and lr, I should live it
in the fttttre. Ir rl, it's jth difficult tinre-coIrsuring to l, as long as tlll k it t of lu daily
ttti. I also clranged rny 1lsti rvhich g stts to ttse. It's simple to make those ll-irtt
hgs rveittst l clre lotivatiott to make them,
36. What is the main s the ritr gives f missing Ld?
t) Not hig his orvn lronre.
3) ig high sI.
2) Shig flat rvith his best frid,
37. What did th lr.itr think fi lrig the di adl,etisemetrt?
1) That h lrated hr,ig to slee1l the trmf't sofa.
2) That hc, could have his . hl ,ithout having to .
3) lle u,as wid aborrt horv rnatry l rvould visit tlre'i-}ltls'.
38. As th u,it td tlre house, lre rvas surisd that
1) the hus had lots of l nrachinery.
3) the house looked the sanre as ()thr holtses.
2) the technolclgy rvas easy to undestand.
59. What is the rr,iter's opinion of lig?
1) It takes lot of tirne out of his daily uti.
2) It doesn't take long time if dorre daily.
) It is dilTicult to make it t of lris daily otttitte.
.
4. d about
1) excited

(2)

abotlt

2) itstd irr

) suisd at

2) unknorvn

) unimpotant

41. insignificant ( 3)
1) urrusual

.
42-

wh had to battle it out for place i the lrouse live on local television. ( )
1) ... " 3 Iu tr }Il,.llIl.
2) ... ",r rI l\fecTa 01\1, I. ltecToe ",ltslllr.
3) ... }IIII II N!tlNI 1,I}1lll luec1o i\{.
...

. . () , , .
1. Django
Comingsecond in the f uig rvorld chamPionshipsas landed m ls in mttsic videos, Irut it doesn't irrg
in quite _9ug! to get _, so I'nr bike uir. That isn't ideal, but it rvon't mk m quit, arrd I t to stop it gettin
m dw. I'nr always lookirrg ottt fot,nerv oppotunities. F-r instance, I'm utl rvliking on dl with-a polentiaT
SS
StS\\, r called F Siit.'l'hat's mel I don't rutl oll track, l go whr, I wt. d't let
obstacles r ,ris.trt dg hold r back. Not wh I'l rtig, nol,ally ot}rer timeI h r too m

distactions w_h vort play sports in gus. Alone, yotl concentrate h rt, completely in tu witb
u body and u surrtludigs.
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2. i
h's still tlris steeotvpe of ld, strpercool suf. If orrly it w tu! Yott 't lelaxed if you rvant to
sllcceed, and fot, lne, second place is as bad as last place. If I see solcltltle doing nerv trick it obsesses m. I study all
thir moves and wk out hw to therrr. I don't borv m times I fall off th d h, m bruises l
get as l8 as I do it ftl in tlre end! lt ltlnely st. lf u'r getting u at dawn r day to th
the best waves, tlren yotl don't want to go ottt muh i the evenings. I]ut I figue, I'm young, and all tha1 rvait
l
jttst want f, lr this first!

3. Mario

I\4y ts wr initially against taking up rlrlhi ug because it's often perceived to dangerous.
Some peollie call it 'rtllll'! So fr I've lrlanaged to avoid atry shs the ut myself, although I've
hd fer,v r misses. I k if tt' speedy ugh you avoid nost collisions! Anyrvay, luckily, I managed to
sud m ts to hg thi minds and so I rvasn't fd to give it up. Norv I gull h thm hig
in the stands - they l cleafen m each time I sl Whlhi ug's so exciting it's mig isigl
ulr rvith stts, rvlrich is gt becattse that m m llr funcling. Sadly, the moclified his don't m
h! It'd slrame if tlrat put off the st.

4. Gabriella

Wh I teilpeople wlrat I do they often larrglr, rvhich drives m mad. If l hadn't titl ll hd, I rvouldn't
rhr I arrr today. Looks 't enottgh; yotl'ye got to h talent, dtriti d stgth. And I m that in
th wa.vs. I rvtlk out lot, often to th point of being rltl rvorn out. As rt of alr ti rrtti I sometinres
h to th gils m shulrls, l th' llot as skinnv as they look V! You also need i strgth.
hrlrlig is lgl mttl spot, so u don't $et paid, but tlrat doesn't stop it fm being conpetitive. I
lrave seen instal-tces of rllyig g team mates, u,hih is.|ust ti. t u,ish it rvasIr't issue; I want to feel rud
of nrv st.
which rs mentions
43. rregative ii of the rvay sm spotspeople h?

44. having hut tlrcmseives rvhile doing thir st?

45. havill8 some enthusiastic sutrs?
46. nclt being taken siusl tlrs?
47. lig fm srig th stsl?
48. the way th:i sport flts thir attitude to life?

(8'1*84). .
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.

WILL, DISAPPOINT, EPENSE, LUURY

[t's hrd to find place_to eat rvhich satisfies the rvhole farily. I mrr m rts taking m as child to
the,most ({tl ... rstttt they could fintl. h didn't think it ,is wtlr spending i lclt of m" sm rvho
had t mrs. Todai, th hi of sturts is so great, lrw, tbat tot;l (2) ... is ir. It's difficult to
e-xplain exactly u_lat I arn looking 1' i stut. It's ceitainly not (3) ... ,ur..,,,.li,s, ulth,rg-i"rirn;t
that I'm usually (4) ... to g into place that looks dity.
(5-7). rIoBoM, !_
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The Olyrnpic. Games (5) ... place r,, fu s and h time r gizi difft ut , to
mr ptecise, cliffeerrt city. (6) ... is alu,ays gt deal of competitiorr beiween difit cities rudih rrld
to decide (7) ... rvill lre given th lrtt of lstig the next Games.
(8, 9). 8 9 . , .
88..}ames's nerv albunr tb:rt m out last mth and so f th citics have been positive. 'h alburn irrcludes mitu
of farniliar and r musical.styles and corrtains mis of some old 1huits. Jarnes is pleased with th tviews
but it's his fans that mttr fir most to him.

9. wr,_r, if th lroping f' sometlring tlrat sounds like lris last album, they m disappointed. So is James
rr'rid? Not th 1t a.ll, "I _d ttr gw as artist and that ms taking isks. I lrope-fhat r hgs."
Smlr,, rve don't tliink his fans rvlro will disappointed.
, .
l. hr'll () bus alorrg i ferv mintltes.

11. has () attetnpts to apologise.

12. N of h films hs rr,on an arvard, ( )?

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Walt Disnev (,{1)... ttr, of .jobs f h (2) ... th filr ilust. llis fist job i 1917 r,las otr the
ill. I]t,catlse he clainred to sixteen they took hir on, altliorrglr in lit h rr.,as ug. Ite (3) ...
th compatly's stirndad ltifr with gold rttons d told that his.job rvas to collec:t b;iskets ttrll of fuit, peanuts,
chocolate s and soft diks fm Katlsas City staticlrr arrd t tcl sell as tnttch as possible cln the tis.'h fist ti
lre madc: ,s to entl in clisaste.Ilalf-r.vay thuglr ig,h-hu.jtt toJeffeson City h (4) ... plenty of lik
and lracl left ail tlre rt bottles i elrcl ig, But rvhen h (5) ... f th, h lisr,rl that tlre ig
(6) ... . 'h cottcluctor explainecl the situation to him, "lt (7) ... .'h rrsually l it at station along the ttt."
'l'his was atl tlftttt stt t' Walt!

1.
1) lrad clorre

2.

titg

1) lrad bc,en

.
1) lrad given

2) hs d

) rvas doing

4) had d

2) rvas td

) has td

4) td

2) has given

3) rvas given

4) gave

2) lrad ld sold

) has ld sold

4) rvas ll sold

3) hd turig

4) has tud

.) wc.nt

4) rr.as goirrg

4.
1

) ld sells

5.
2) had

1) tu,l

6_
1) has beerr

gorre

2) had gone

1) had

detached

2) hs

7.

rtud
detaclred

) was being

detached

4) is detaclrirrg

. ( .
Fshi is irrdustry that g,ts billions, 1 has (8) ... gezrt trmr of suts. Nlost people ;t to
keep (9) ... the titTles and stay fshi. Being trrd faslriorrae plays big l (,410) ... being to fit i,
People rl wt to too lifft. As (11) ... consequence, th is gl tenclency to w clothes that
don't acttrally suit (.412) ... us,.just becartse they siril to what ,rd else is wig. Yet, quick look tld
the shops is enough to lis that aIrge of styles (,413) ... ff is mus. h, clothes f - shape ancl
size, so (l4| ... individrrality shorrld t fightig. Fashion r ll charrges, it goes urrd (15) ... ils.
So ur rts might have s-l 1 c:]othes that rvorrld terrcly today.
8_

1)

2)

) the

4)-

1) to

2) to rvith

) u with

4) i f

1)

2) to

) at

4) irr

1)

2)

) th

4)-

1) to

2) f

) with

4)_

1) f

2)

3) i

4) at

1)

2)

3) tlre

4)-

1)

2) in

3)

4) rvith

9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.

,l5.
r(. .

't6. dr.
1) fr less

17.

...

...

tlran he should have.

2) t less

carefully

carettrl

) rnuch least rful

il frm Atrstalia rvas quite utlexpected.

2) tathe's-in-lari"s
3) fth's-i-lw

1) fathe-in-larv

24

4) f least tull
1r)

lth-i-lw's

 . , .

18- 'h trum of people rvho have llid

1234

^4'l9.

l shall ttlrll to tlris poirrt at tlre d

12:]i

2. The flst h
2'1. Because

Lcl

avoicl

1234

\\,as

the.job so f r muclr Ilihr th we'r,e expectecl.

of the lrt on the 5.

to t rid of tlre macl-rines lr.hirt usc,d to sell selec:tion of sQft. diks and colas.

!llj

the_\\,ay to the it, u slrould l to lear,e i tmrw.

. .
, _shll (22) ... l at the Gd iIotel i Lonclon. She rt to (23) ... d specifically askecl
the hotel to hlIlr lm "all night" as slrc,lvolrld riig late. ]'he hotel iihi'lttr irrfbrned hei tht
late, ivlus(,2) ... . So rvhen N,ls N4shll rir,d at t hil at 11
the night, she *,u, rtir tn "
toltl it rvas full. h (,425) ... gd m f hr at thr hotel, d gi,re h 5 1i (,426) ... . Nrthlss,
slte,rv;ts v trpset. She g<lt to bed lt, and had,to (!2!)
;..,up rIir th she interrclecl. utt, ,h. clicln't stay
at the botc,l of 1r (,428) ... . z\s nrirtter of tact, hotels find theinselves in something of dilemma 1y*
iig j ...
rlls is high, ut.th1' hv lS f. guests u,h hirve t yet (aq0) ... rrp. Sr htls rr temptedio
dr) ...
b<xlkecl is and h that th u,ill somehow g to st all tbe gtrbsts.

22.
l.d

2) engaged

3) boclked

4) hid

1) rr.

2) :fii

) state

4) convir-rce

1) suppliecl

2) invited

) waited

/l) expected

1) staff

2) r

3) cast

4) tearn

1) ts

2) costs

) fares

4) payments

1)get

2) awake

3) stand

4) stay

2) taste

) liking

4) choice

1) supply

2) tlmd

) offer

4) dsir

1) r

2) rd

) td

4) tud

1) let

2) t

) hir

1l)

1),

2.
24.
25.
26.
2728.
l)

selection

29.
30.

1.

allorv

, {
-.
32. Horv did yorr like the llt?
l ) It goes rvithorrt saying.
) hr's nothill8 to it.
2) I wouldn't sa5,.
4) l didn't thilrk luh of ic.
-.
.
33. ith will do.
1) Who rvill do it?
i) _l.u lik_e rts potatoes rvith ur meat?
2) Will'i Fl do it?
4) You'll do it r leave it.

34. Irr about ten minutes, l think.

1) Do you think we'll late?
2) Have you finislrecl yet?

3) Do you kno, rvhat tirne it is?

4) What time does the ti l?

5. . .
.
. Congratulationsl You deserve it!
. Do you knorv yet rhtlr t you've got the position?
!. |].9ul u'r right. And if th is rr, I;l] decide how to deal rvith it at the tir.
D. Well, they rg this mig and ffrd it to meI
, h, I douh if of them rvill v think about the age diff. Besides, they'll soon get
used to the idea

that u' tlre boss.

Tlranks. IVIy only u,r is that I'rn much ugr tlran the people I'll mgig.

1)BcADEF

2)DF

3)D
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4)FD

 . . .
1. Nlrr Iray is casting agent. sh chooses ts f films, tltismts and soap rs, and hr life is
,
filled lvith people who rfr to h thr as'dlig'tl kiss the ir rvlren tlrey meet. It is nof 'irIrt rvhich

is imnediately attractive to sius business l. Yet ur F is norv fibding that hr w uSs, rvhich
intended to imv r\.,tls executives'pesentrtion techniques, ae being taken i1, seiotrsly incleecl.
2. 'It began,' savs I\{s F,_'ut fu _s ago duig of tlre kshs l t, trp f actors. Not stars, but
ths rvho could take small, ht parts. rrgrs espe_cially, r l in thi fidies l sixties u.h ni;ght
hv talent, but hv idea of hw to lst thsls in frf of uucli"nce. That's rvhen it struk , in the
middle of of these sessions. I sucldeniy thught, this is wlrat th btrsiness community needs.]
i..1'9 NIs F it was obviorts. Bttsines,s people ti(l to do business, t to :f'rm. Yet if they to put
ss thi ideas, their knowledge d their ifrmti i tr rvay, the1. rl t understand actos'iechniqtres.
So u F. set about teachingusiness people hr to rvin and influence ti arrdiences, horv to handle ,r"r.r"",
horv to trl their breathing and horv to lnakb good imssi. It took long tir rrt the outcome was rth it.
4. 'IVIost of .u tis dm ths._I have ts, sonre ill . In rvokshop r,r,e clo, we
.
involve pofessional trs. So you taught someone_yorl've Seen on television th rrigbt f. it's all
exciting. and rt oflew managenrent thiriking as we h th next tu. lrlg s changed the face of
offices thughut tlre wld, but :mis aie people, not things, ft all.'
5. Some business conmunities thr cautious aborrt acceptirrg rr Fy's techniques. IV{eanwhi]e thr
gistis are ,w-kig alorrg similar lines d using theate-lrased rvorkslrops not-onlv fr putting ss business
ideas, but also f dealing with people's iu.'htil wokshops, like busic, cn,i'crori langu"age and uIturl
ftis. Different nationalities will interpet things in different ways, birt that is one tls ,h til wksh
is so inteesting and useful. ur.F is also rd with lrorv to do business in difft ciltrr.es and she ml
ts frm vaiotts countries. to hl rvith nrtr lti-cr.tlttral workslrops. These ts thelr denronstate exactly hw ciients
in thir w cortnties lvotrld h in ti tsiness sittlations, d tht is r,alltalrle i fr conrpanies
looking to do hrsiness in rtiul utr.

36. Nlr.rr Fay's rigii rvokshops wr intended to

!) giye clrdirrary actors rr
2) help ts get ttjs.

skills.

) tur u8 people into stars.

37. What did l\,{ur F thirrk business people most needed?

1) r knorvledge ofthe tht
) arvareness of acting skills
2) udstdig horv to l
38. What does th ,ritr say aborrt tht-sd rvokslrops?
1) fl'"y itlu people's ttmt of thrs. 3) Solne people find them thr uninteresting.
2) They r people irltt,t things r.,gl.
39. u F employs actors frm th countries who
1) explain tlri orvn business ideas.
) sh tlri i i clealing rvith clients.
2) act out 'foreign'business people's eactitlns.
.
4. hdl. nerves (3)
1) to deal rvitlr us people
2) to stay lm

41. cautious ( 5)
1 ) errthusiastic

2) hesitant

3) to convey u rus state

.)

negative

.
42. ... but tlrose wh could take small, ht ts. ( 2)
1) .. , t -}I.
2) ... l ) II - .
) .,. , lII\{ltTIIpoBaTb -It rIepTotIKlI .
. , () , , .
Fr
P9ople talh about hoa, they hat;e cleared the clutter (Hetttte u4u) frm their lit es ll r liig i
_
stgl ru:ith rlatftrcly feo possesons.
1.

Thomson

. , ,l'm a_pefectionist and this is fltd in m rtmt. I used to live in small flat tlrat was quite packecl up
rvitlr lots of possessions tlrrrv llr, the place. - tst, m st place is rvonclerfully..pty uJ".
ms_ all painted lvhite and rvh yottte insid thern, you fil gt because t iimu use oi the tul
daylight, I have pictures the rvallb. As h itect, I wk ri dli ngs all day l I clon't want to look af fhm
in the ev_ening_ Everything in thtmt hs to ju.st ight. I take ghsig h piece ru-ltui" . iu.p
because I think it throrrgh carefully and know exactly ivhat
ftr.

2. ll Bevan

My,flat_is unclttttered (u z.O),I h wooden fls d l ferv pieces of furitu, but l lrave
chosen what I , with . But if I go off something, l rvon't hesitate to throw it out us, f m, thingi h to
26

 right, I \vork ft hr and l m Setting u r owrl m to

sell thirrgs the ltt, ut I'd like to wk i
soothing, lig eIlvi1,on,tnent. },laving ail onteil.u h," n,id iJr" li;;;"l;;-.
iib l" i*"tl r'iiiriri""a>
Iifestylt,lleople uttd tne lead in Ld. l think'if u k;"p

;;;!;;,,

rd.

tidy, it

i,;;;;';;';",,.

3. Melanie Martin
';i,;.r.iri.ri,,,r
dlv wlr makes life less colnp]icatecl. hs rlays I atrr mttch m ful
about clothes
be.'I u rvll-rd piece
going to ]ove and irish, thr th sI
in_expensive items rvhiclt rvill so<ln , out, I've liritecl m} wd"t
aiotrple ""-l"n labels and I take lot
of r whv l buy sontet lring to nrake stt , lt's ight
,;. i"ru y.nru ago, I rvoulcl.jtrst take clothes off th ils
|",
(Beulcb'tKa) without rltl
abotlt ,". t"l";;i;,,-';. l"it.7ru.." ;}'tii;", would get thrw away
1i,,ig
lI:, }lirving f, c]cltheS
n]eal)s u.ku,*u..t[ rvhat goes ,tltb v,,t.rii. Wii." ig., .1r"rr",1?n-tb.
n.,urning r
don't spentl IlaIall htt. shig thtrgh strrff ryillg"to t;gu;;i,t ,, b"i *ili r"bK;;;i,i'
4. Grhm Knight
flat is t faslrion statement. It's meant to tdr ltmr, but I
did it because
l, ,,,,
tike ,|t':!:'J9|:|:lY
it, not llecattsc it's tlre ullI ttl. lt's,r, lnttclr m Space llecartse l clesigneJle
iti myself. Iti-
r,r. ftrtrcI iollaI. I ]o''e cooking l th {bcal pbi,,, "i-;il
"ii"ir,ri i" th kitchen . h,s
l::|
"l,iti|t)le. So l both ctlclk ancl eat tIle.rvoktop,
(llnlng
l l,s hig people lttd'f di ona th"v,""n, ro
ifllit <lf it. In th li,ing m, th ,," tr" r jofas
;tJ;'1;.'ffi"ii, 1."rii,J,iiJi r",
li]{e.lle
anytlllIl8
else lltc,attse I'm not mateialistic
"",IJj.-
rs ll.
which s says that helshe

, ,Havillg silllple
th I used to

".j"tbi"j;b;i;;

43. nor.v hs hm rvhiclr is quite unlike pevious ?

44. has nclt int'luenced bv ulr ideas'/
45. tends to hry th rk of only fu,dsigrs?
46. spencls lclt of tirne selecting r,vlrich things to buy?
47. fln<is it easy to get id of tlrings rr,hich lorrger pleasing?
48. airns tcl get good value f m rvlrelt br.rying things?

(81-4). .

, , ,
.

DOUBT, END, \MISE, INSPIRE

Nlv flst mmis of gdfth Rtrskin r associatecl with ltrght

fun and (1) ... stories tht would
cap,ttle.my,attention. Gdfth'S thicl( rvhite d rnade him look like'b
[{ rvas ustrally casually dssd
1rir,,l".
d fi disliked rig suit ] tie. Now tht r g,;;};;h;; h, purr".t
;;"}1 i nliss httig ;th him. rvas,
(2) ..., l (3) ... to . I rvill alrr.ays rmrii, (rri... ona bi, tou"
ofl';i".
(5-7).
, .
( 15 .
, Scotland is 1' the only <jttt in,the ri,orlcl (Bq) ... tlre top-sellirlg soft dik is t Coca-Cola. local
dut c:alled IIl- Brrt, tria<le bv t slnall family .on,puliy'C'tiu,,.. .ont'i,,,res to'sell in lgt,
t;ttantities th (6) ...
of its big multinational lrtits. I-u is"a srve ti," ."r";;;
it;;y;;l;k';;'f
taste
tlrat (7) ... sm
people
gum.
of bubble

(8, 9).
8 9 ,
, .
8. I've just hd it lssg m s\\,
h fm crystal about his nlissig llags. ccluld you rvite to him to
fil the situation rT ihic,h as it nor" ,t,,i"li, tl him thal ivb'iiri"
ib"t h"'.;;-k'";;i;; ;;;, the irt and that
h has baggage ticket shorvirlg this.

9. I rold hiTn itl vitts n)illc ltt tllat his ILrggage ,s stiI] missing.
U.ftut|. notlring has hgd. Please
tell hirn that I'm v\' Sl'- ut though " .nr" i,,ugl,
,"r., i;;;iiii';;;;', find it. If Ile has
questions, h should"give ine coll u, ,s
"

|ossible.

l.

,
,
I got arr e-mail fm Sue the ( ) day.

11. We have () r.1, fft to satisfy tt clients' wishes.

12- No i th m is entitled to twenty days ofl (
)?

27

. .

l(1)...ttusstithuii,u,itigt'r,us9l

itwaslate.'l'Ilebusesontlris()tlteaettsualh,

olr tirne'beciuse th go thuglr strtrllrrt r]t tIl is r, littl ttll. l k,this becattse I liavc, been doig
t ll l sm ti1l ttl rk r tlav 1lr t \,s l;rl. .i\nyrr"a,u,, rvhcn t h bus finally (,4 2 ) ..., )rott cott ltl see staiglr tawir.v
t]riit tbe tlir. was y iritl becalrse h (,43) ... ]t. l (4)... the lltts ,h sttl tgi.'h satne
thing lrapperled rh ,tl (/5) ... again to set tlown ccitlple tl['passenges. I,le ll (r{6) ... tluite tlgrus]_. 'lrr: it
happerleti! l Ie lr straight ilrtcl r. J'h u,as strch Li g (.r7Orrp) that I t'elt su tt lvas seiotts ilt.
\\/h I lcloketl rlut, I ctlu1<1 see that the (7) ... htt, f'tttt[, 11-," dir, aIld lris ss irlll to tlhtlt.

1.
1) rr,as st.anding

2.
1

.
4.
5.
6.

) hd

rid

ilad 1l stotiti

2) st.and

.ll) ilad stclotl

4 )

2) is

il) arivetl

.4

) iuas lir

) us

i) ivas rrrr

) rvas t,iltlnit-tg

zr

got hdi

stop

1) hati lleen r

1) lratl htll5,gt

2) hr, lrdl got

l}) ri,as

1) rr, stopped

2) stopped

iJ) h stolrpecl

,1

1) lrad di

2) lr,as lir,

iJ) ll,as diving

,i; rlir,s

2) u.r.k<l

.}) ilas ,kd

1r

7.
'l

)lradtkd

hrdl got

iving

) lv;ts ,kti

. .
lIdl yl) in rny at school hd a,iob, and if th ditl, it rvas orllv lrelping thir ts (8) ... rht
th did. Llrrt I ll wanted t() l \ l() anti able to spencl it (r{9) ... ,}itr, took m t;r. (,410) ...
trr was that th ,'t lot of .jobs ttl at th time l evell 1r, { teentlgc girl r'l,ithorrt skills
qtralitication5. { ts hrl fid rvho u,tl (,,111) ... apple hd <l he rvas tiiig (12) ... theln
clne llight (/13) ... horv clifficuit, it ,s to get [ to pick th apples. I hrl - ;ld that rvirs horv r i]s
ftlir picker g.'l'h thr iks rveie irt irll rvonlelr in ih,i thitis and ttis. stl I rvas (14) ... bal11,of
tlre gtr. h ,r nice (15) ... l, especially at the Lleginning rvhen l tl,a tietl, not.itlst to th il<1 but to th
rvhole ilr: clf u,kig.

8.

2) f

lt) to

li

2) rvith

i}) at

1)

l) .\

2)

it)'h

4)-

])

2)

) the

,1)

1) t

2) witlr

l]) to

1)

2) to

l])

1r)

at

2)

) tlie

4)*

2) of

) at

zr)

1) i

9.
1)

l.
11.

to

12.

l.
1

14.

) abotrt

1)

15.
1)

to

) rr.ith

. .

16. It's

... to l langLrage b5r visiting th countrv rIr it is s1loken.

2) thr r casier
ll ) f si
) ruh easiest
'17. She issd hr fids d 1hmily u,h she mtl choco]ate cake f h
1)botlrer-in-law's 2)th-i-lw
l]) llthr's-i-l

...

) tit lllost easIlv

eri;qirgenlent.
1

) tlr's-i-lirr's

. , .

18. tlmllr of scietttists tt tl the ,ll _!9] siill8

1,2,t

28

r!

r,ioicnt 'l'V glms

rl_

hilrl.

19. Rcacl tht,atricleson]lalrcl t1loanddiscrrssitlr},ollpatllel,thenrostcictivc.,aysof

12:\4

keepirlgfitzurcl ltcalthv

20. stl1,1le, hrrtidlls! t1, to tirrd job opportunities, most of that i seasonal wk tisually

.tc.cl

rvitlr tolt

t,,i

sltl d gictt ltttt.

2'1. \\'l, put table arrrl lri in the s

lledtlotTr becaust: to give Dave q!r,_!gq to stucly t his exanl.

234

. .
D Ror,r,ler g\\ tlp trs only chiid rvith htsv trts. EIe uscTi to spencl lot of his time (22' ... li
comnlttnicating rvith fids Llv enrail. lJe lisd fm sufig [h ltt, that th \\rr very few teen-fr-iendly
websites with inteesting (,23) ... abouu rl teenage rs. N,lost f tlre ,ebsites std (24) ... ifmtitltl
about celeities d sts. FIe r (,425) ... to t stllnething that rvotrld satisf5, rl teenage neecls. z\ place
,h teet]ages could (,426) ... thi minds. lt was (27) ... l, htt D \\,as optimistic that h could find
teenage r,luts to rit iltteesting material. contacted all lris fids and (.428) ... thm to sencl i tils.
hacl s collec:tctl enotlgh tils to (.429) ... otrt th first, issue of th li magazine. D emailed it to all the
tllgs lre knerv atrcl ttgl people to send in theil"orvn tils. F'ive s lt, ) was (30) ... tlrousancls

tils and tgs wr paying to srrbscribe to the tnagazine. What lrad statc.d as fun t-tim (.431)...,
had <lt filll-tinle tssi. Norv Danlty sells his tnagazine to schools ancl liaries.
22.
1 ) callirrg
2) contacting
) chatting
4) cheating

clt

2.

1) corlterlt

2) contesl

) coirtext

4) mmt

) lss

2) lrelplcss

) meallirtgless

4) hopelc,ss

1) rvilling

2) gizd

iJ) inteestetl

4) dtmid

1) tallr

2) say

3) rnake

1) irdditional

2) amllitious

3) g

4) available

2q.
1

25.
26.
27.
28.

31.

speak

) pesisted

2) insisted

) sudd

4) irrvolved

) take

2) finish

) malre

4) irrg

1) ilteriting

2) arvarded

3) ,iig

4) giving

1).ioll

2) rk

4) occupatiorr

29.
30.

, l -.

2. What would you cio in my situation?

1) I think I'd ask somebo<ly t'r hl.
2) Nothing cloitrg.

3) I 5, good at what I do.

4) Not at all.

y-, .

3. N rlo

I.

1) }'ou love is, clorr't yclu'/

2) }le hasn't got sense of humu.

4. I'd th have nooclles, actrrally.

1) 9 u.t loaf of lld wlren u'r
2) Do yorr take sug?

) I clon't listen to lrd k.

4) Fle won't.join us f' lunch.

out?

3) Do y,ou want thig tlris salad?

4) Wouid you like im iereal t heakfirst?

35. , . , .
. rh isn't.|oirn h tlren? Is he usually Iate t'r thirlgs?
i]. If heis_diving, lre won't lts.t th h. Something rniglrt h hd to lrim tlre rvay.
. It's 8.15..John should h been h w. you tl you told him tlre dinrie rvas tonight?
D. Relax. )'otr don't krrorr,.}<lhn as rvell as I do. Chances it rvent ight out of lris mind. I thirik rve ought to lrave
iir arrd not lvait - \,- a|l starTing.
. Of urs, I m srt. I invitcld lrim rvhen I sarr, }ritn last Sturd.
Ii No, lrut h is llit abset-nrinded. tt's r fhult. l should h.'midd lrir today. I knorr, rr,hat he's like. I'll
give hi call orl his nrollile.

1)FD

2)FI])

3)F,Dts
29

4)CDAFBE

 _ .
.
1, At the small htl 'Bajo h'O th lndonesiali islanclof ls, the i"r"",

g;;;;

J""t
ts. ,}Iorv
ruh did u boat cost?' 'S ustlils htd th"l.s ioi jr,rt
,, i";; l;;;"" ,l, ' 'ls it ll SSr to
take a,goat ith_vott?' ')s the rg kill the goat f
Lii'.r" i,"portant questions explained th fact tht
the village of Ll Bajo is tlre juniping-,lff po;nt f t irtuJd,
hl -kon odo dg, tlre wll's
lgst lizd. d these giants aiell'i sasfie<j lvith tb",ru,,lnof ilru,t
,ti.i irii"i.l, .rils l srll inri''inotr. L-b"y

eat goats, hlrss, Pigs d, given half chalrce,

1rott ancl . i",,",nt.bi,rg i"."r"ri",i"r'"bo", tlris fsm tu
fl the mft of ,i mhir, l had dbcicte<i to see tti.i. r. nvself.
2. Having spent tbe ius niglrt in l,,*u.y
;
Brii, the hotel I.j [Jeach lr,as slrock
to r sYstem. N4,v l was but spotless. It had an
"; tthd shr m vvi1h
cold wt only on,t
t"

:;i"ii'ln

expensive m in tlre lrotel (less th l0 night).

"",
"rort
3, Konlodo is spectacula and utifl island, suul<l bv _l ancl san<ly beaches. It is national
k
whiclr bas_lleen o_pen to rgttl tuists since 1970. Ait t;i,i"i
l
Konrodo, l soon found or-rt f myself. \btr need goat fr it (-npu-uattKa). }-rl
""
tb"i*tty you rvalk about thr
kilonretes i lreat to the feeding , dragging the gt. r,,.. o.iompanie<l
u -h;;,
rvith nothing but stick fr iti. .-ur]u"d it ]ast ot u nutii*t oi,'pbilb"itr".
'.."".*"
ii;;;; W t*o" lgs
in viet
,swllvfurtslg,rithrlgig (t.tt,t;lrt,h.ii;;;;;sthirstl
m] of the
daY. Althotrgh the Konrlclo lg live quii bijpity ,. ,iiigt" pjg
lr ;r.;i,
"
rhs_thr goats clay in the-high season bet,een il,tiy ancl S"fii,..
"rr'gJi,i"g
,4, Srifiig the goat ajlowed trs to see.a.cll,ugon .ir"
W.
,
]
to
h
out
1 touch its skin, lmi
lrp.
its mkigs and sr]l its th. It rvas thilling
let tlistrrbing i to see tu i thcl lvild turd into
zoo, and to ealise aho'l,)l'_1r_llorv Pal1.of th_l pro."ri.ih. ll"lg is protectecl

species but tb" "". gb"i ir",,.

Is the goat s^s? f'h r,tr (t)o-rod) f th goats rrlrirJ"'il,uilr-i
","r"", and rr it not fr the
goats, visits nright vr See dg. Kornodo is 'ig. island
d sightin;;oJa;;;;;
y r. [s th goat,'s
cleath r,th an hrr's l-tttimi? Fu. th islls,
",."
."gl
t ibe animals th
tiremselves, the killing of
1l fe'goats lrrll rnattes. Fl tts, who htlnt iIr sttlkts, il
"ut
36. Wh did the rr,itr first h about the dagons?

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;;;;,

;;ii;;

i;;;l;ii;;;;i";;

])

tr,r st

ustiis

) at hm rr,thig.V

2) fl the inhabitallts of Fls

37. Wh did th rit get shock at .j Beach?

1) }ie didn't like th
.) FIe felt less mftl th f.
2) IIis hotel cost mr th h expected.
38. What does the r,ritel,stt8c,st abotit tbe diet of the lglls h sau,?
:i) th eat oltlv goats.
1) _1_1,.y eat too
2) 'h f to htrnt thir w f'ood.

ru.

muh.

39. 'l'lre rit is most rril because

1) lr,hat h sarl, \\,as not listi.

2) goats r treate(l uil f the benefit of tourists.
lJ) dgs deser,e r rtti.

4. vague ()
1) rrl

2) false

l}) rif

siliy

) plain

41. challenging (.{)

i

rti

2)

.
42. Ir rh jslds, rvho slaugbte th aniials the1'eat themselves,
th killing of ferv goats hrdl tts. (4)
1) JJ ,ll1,,l,
5,6lI Il IIII, .l l)\{Ill, lrii -lI :]
}I ll}reeT -"lllt Htt.ielltle.
2) i1,1 rlji ' IlpllilocT lt
ll'1r, yrriicTBo { }le , .Y:l.

lJ)'I }ttl,
lr }I, caill[t ]Ix l, tr - }itl tIlt
olIeHb \.1lt.
, .
() , . .
most peo|lle, NeTcl Yorh seems incredibly_exciting
1llace to liTle. What rlo Ne Yrhrs think of their it?

t. SINGLE GIRL
- Shrri sti
l-iving i N,lanhattalr is big finalrcial stuggle fr shi stitl,
ti beauty theapist. she rs
eltottgh to pav tbe bills, br-rt there'sIittle left f tir "il^"'t-"f.fo.a
a; ii;;l;,r.l,r" tb;ngr,'' she says. But she
hv lot of firn i. Nerr, \'rk on buclget. good nr"ul in u-."stattaI-tt
costs little, and h furit h is
rlJdig in Centl,al rk, rvhich costs thig]rri ii;"i ,r,
k i Spain last year., Shri hasn't lracl

hoiidaY i
Shc'is 1laying hr w thr,gh"li;;".
1en rS.
.l i this city is ir.di."

ij;;;;;'th" finu,,.iuiJiJ";l;,

she loves New yk.

.h

 EMILY r and rs Miles d their daughters

Seymotrr
IVliles, ]is rvife,.|an, d thi two darrghteslive in th-dm rtm, whih is lg
_
\, Nerv
Yrk standal'ds. Miles ttlts lris orvn tsiness and.farr is_vice-president at bunk. fh ils sa1, tb"y u..iut"
they can ffd to send thir daugh_ters to pivate iclrool. "h school has llt acad"ri. ."puiull,-,
child |ras rutr. Tlrings likJthat influerrced tt decision to invest so muh in thi eclu.uLlon:jiii" Mii".
""".
,"
Nerv Y_is_!_9ig mr atld m_ expensive t_o live in, so m people leaving arrJ m.rig ottt to
the sutri.

2.

3.

COUPLE

4.

HOMELESS PERSON

rd rs Rochford

. "s ago,.|eff ltochfod sidd moving out of Nerv Yk, rr,h lre's Iived in all his life, "rim WaS out
of tl, the m was in neSS.lt was.be_comiig_adanggrous
l to live. Buitb".turpa*'n 1iiil"iiiurr1
im.hs irnproved. tbe city trdtrsl." r Rhrd u, hi, lvife, Verda, live in tiny lrl.
npu,:ii".nr.
lth,ugh it is experrsive to live in Ivlanhattan, _r Rhfd says h feecls ofi the city;s rg l would not live
-vrvlr else. "I-I
}j]: qo-tJ]ything at u firrgertips. ltihig you ant is r,il ziir"ur' J;r."
-

Grry rw

"

F-ifth Avenue, G, r.ds't display ounce of self-pity. ' lot of wealthy people
.live h and good coins
luck t them. I knorv lot of lhm d they give i because t ti" .." G"..y, irrr, i,u""
unemplovecl f 5 . Ile stavs at fid's house 1 r into the city tr
"t rl od<ljb[l*" "g"',
fina_rrcial Sllppot d food Stamps ,h mth frr the State. h st of ihe tirne "u..y,luy.
h ..,r. 1,1n,r"y going thgh
uish bins and Picking out s d bottles fr ecycling. "I find sttrff, like televisions ancl radios u,i6'r.tt?i"n
," "
says. Ile is_ id enolgh to knorv hw to look after'hirnself. "l knorv wh to get fr slrorver. I know rh
to get food
- tlre srtr-rkts, th stttts - they all give it ,.''

. Begging

fr.

Which of the people

43. hasjust enough m to buy necessities?

44. nentions sevelal surs of irrcome?

45. hs thought about leaving New Yk?
46. enjoys s-tim activitv tlrat is f?
47. spends lot t f the berrefit of thrs?
48. says that is irr Nerv Yrrk isig?

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DOUBT, ANIOUS, MoTIoN, SoLvE

_ Nowadays, wlro is tig to ease i reduce thi level of (1) ... try trtmt which is known
as flotation thr. h patient i-s asked to lib (2) ...
in 1 lg tank, o,liich is ritteit ii wr', salty w[. h"
th patient is in the wt, it is so peaceful thai h' she
s irml ld. luriies h shown that the
th_ rvill (3) ... of sid assistance in giving up smoking, ror;ig;"ighi
finalng
to difficult rrs.
"ir" <oil ...

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.
15 .
A:k Spolts enthusiast to m tlre mst ul sports and.tlre srr will
football, cricket, golf
and ug. lot of people d,o play tlrose_(B5) ... uirr gofish;ng, pla}, b"i;;;;
sail. (6) ... clo we get
it wg? Becattse Sts dits d television hls lditi'lliu,i by"ror*,J,
tBZl ... th 'huu, u go
out d do the thing.

(8. g).
8 89 - ,
.

8. Dr ,
It's such ages sincc I last sarv you! So muh has hd rtl}, th I don't knorv wh
to begin. First of all,
I've met Sm who special. His m is Steve ind w'r
lig to get rid.
9. Secondly, I'r,e ,sttd nerv job as editorial assistant f local ws. I u,asn't
8oin8 to apply but Steve
ugd m and it mrrch to m surprise, th invited m for itrvii l ,ta.t"d
wrkirig tbJ,T"ri* ,r""tb,
8.

Love, Suzanne
(, .
l. We'll h to wait () tlt rveeks f the results.
11. I don't know ,h you () such tuss alrout it.
12. None ofthose books is itstig, ( )?
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. .
Rth th allcient Egyptians and Chinese collected animals f lslt. I]irls, exotic and fliliir, rl tllr in
Rm. Wh Octavian dltd N,l t in battle, h (1) ... Ot tid to sav "l lirll, Octaviall, victoiotrs

ltlr". Octaviarr was pleasecl until he1,42) ... that ihe ti (,43) ... th !t to s "lIail, Antony,
victoriotrs lrl", in case.z\ntony (4) .... Not l did ih peclple kee,p pets, thr,ll ttrelrr tltl st8 things.
tugus iss wt to the trr of getting zs since sh thought thev u,otllrl look tt 1lulling the tll
hild i little :irriirg. h clisallpointrnent, she f{ot ti fm thc zellas. Orvnirlg 1 tlisplaying
exotic pets (.45) ... into t ml tilts, but r the s it (146) ... obvious that the : rlf exotic animals
(7) ... specialized knorvledge. Gll speaking, ith the ptrblic th t's in frt of keeping s
i tlre kd lions in the ]iving rm.
1.

1) rvas given

2.
1) lrad

3.

4.
5.

lrd

) gave

4) has gir.c,rr

2) lr,as lig

3) 1d

4) lras beerr lrtl

1) rvas also beirlg tauglrt

2) hd also tarrght

l3) r,vould also h

4) had also tar"rght

1) u,s rvinning

2) hd rvon

) wins

1) hs continued

2) is continuillg

) had

1) has ,m

2) has lrccone

) ls

1) is quid

2) has

6.
7.

2) had given

qrrid

taught

1r) rr,oul<l

) ,itl hl,t,

ccltltinrrecl

4) ,ilt contil]tle
4

t,luil

lrltvc bcen rvon

) rvas mig

4) tlttis

. .
atislic arrtl thil skilI that goes into il col]]ptltel,gale, voll l 1 to visit th
I-os gls strrclio of lti ts, (,49) ... ,ld's lgst ]lll ]k. 'h fil's tir, tl have jtrst sttd
rk (,410) ... the ]atest sill of tlf tlreir rst ul games. ;\ gtrt ttll clf gilrs d technical ts
,ill inr.cllver] (,41l ) ... thc, tleveltlprnt,n t of thc, gr. hs tlal,s, tli is gt cleal of ( 12) ... sinliliritlz betrveen
rnaking ganle arrtl lltaking 1,1ollvrvood rnovie, ancl it is big trsiness. dig to cconotnists, mris sl l
th $70 billion utr g]s h 1,, (,413) ... t.h rls, tlrev t two galnes 1rorrse}rolcl. t of th
' get atl itleir of (,8) ...

explanation (l4r...tiresuccessof theganresistheunexpectetl

thm, t. as gifis f tgs, rt flr thi ,,rr s1 use.
8.

is(r{15)...thrrlrrtlflttlts"hluig

1)

2) all

) the

4)-

1)

2)

) th

4)-

1)

2) t

4)-

2) i

1'r

4) at

2)

) th

4)-

1) f

2)

) to

4) it,

1) on

2) f

) lvitb

4) at

1) i

2) orr

) at

4) to

9.

l.
11.
1)

lly

12.
1)

13.

"

14.
15.

. .
16. Jh dssd ... rvlren lre didn't har,e gilfid.
1) fhr less srtl
2) nruch least smt

17. N{y

...

) f least smtl

trk bclok is fillecl .ith stiks altnost its evc:ry pagc

1)rth's-i-lr's 2)nother:'s-in-law

3) mth-i-lu,
32

1l) rntlch less

smtli

4) mth-i-lr's

 . , .
18. Tlrc, nurnlrc,t,of students tal<irl tlre trnivesity exarn bave steadily isl llv y.

|,2

:]4

19. This is.J.r1, hls fr tlre Cbarrnel Irtt rti oll tbe acciderrt.

|24

2. I\4y fist rnodel plalle, ,ht I had spent hulds of dlls q, sh it t duig its fls_t f]iqht.

21. Tlre coIpalry

!d exce]lerrt slis l idd good ,kig conditiotls, so as to its elnplo]lees

.l

of l, higglrL.
4

. .
gt ttr 1' l[s atrd anitlals <li (t:O), ut rrot all of thern! Ii , tlrousands of
urrlttc:k1, petltrl| (22) ... ill as sttlt of (,,123) ... eating something poisorrotis. Brrt some of us deliLlezrtely hs to eat
datigc,<ltts foocl. Cassava is (.,t24) ... Ilttl gt wlriclr is j1 m th 50 million people. I-Iorvever,
it rntrst ,shd alrd coclltc,cl l itr tl to (,425) ... all ts of toxin called cyanide. Even tiny (26) ...
of this thtal, so it's absolutely irtt yott seek help imnrediately if u (,427) ... unrvell! ts of the fugtr
fislr poisoIrotts. Rmkl, this fish is sild to delicac:v in.|apan, in spite of th fact tlrat it kills dozens
of dis yeal,..'apanese chefs must cttt the fish rttl to t disst! In.}anraica they say that some i
fruit has l,y stg llut delicitlus flrt, like sd eggs! \'otr h to pick it at exactly th ight time. If yotr
pick it too sool} r'l too late, it can (,428) ... yotl sick incleed. Sm people eat these foocls simply because th
(29) ... rr.hs tlrs j the tlrill of (.430) ... isk. w, l tlrink I'll (,431) ... to m usual diet f norvl

22.
1) tutt

2.

25.

) tall

) d

4) cclme

) casuall1,

2) rvrongly

) accidentall5,

4) hrfull

1) trl

2) actual11,

) intensely

4) ti11,

'l) rid

2) leave

) m

4) delete

2) anrourrt

) volurne

1r)

1) find

2) fill

) fall

1l) feel

1) cattse

2) get

3) do

4) mk

2) tirsteless

3) tasty

4) hmlss

1) takin8

2) making

) gettin8

1l)

doirrg

1) mk

2) stick

3) put

4)

follol

24.

26.
1

27.

) u llr

2.
29.
1

) clistasteftrl

1.

supply

y , t _.
2. Will you l out tlf m rvay, pleasel
1) Look outl
2) What slramel
) Srr!
4) No, I wouldn't.
-, u{ .

3. N do l.
1 ) She hasn't got lrt.
2) l arn trclt tiulirl k it.
34. l rvoulcln't say so.
1) Wh diclrr't you say it to u mur?
2) Would u do m fhu?

3) I haven't said wd.

4) I don't think it is possible.
) Wlrat did you tell lrim?
1l) She's clranged muh.

35. , . .
. N{ost of tlre time. Sometimes, u,,lren I have to rr,it, I think I should lying h smrh
irrsteacl! But I get rny degree, I dorr't think I'll have gts.
. So rht yotl going to do ft you gaduate?
. Tlrat sounds practical. Do 1,ou think it will easy to find rk?
D. r 5lou enjoying ur cor,rrse?
. V/ell, rvlren I chose to study Physics, I ku, thr ,s shtg of l witlr science degrees.
Well, as s as l lear.e uisit, I r,vant to get ajob alrd start paying ofT m student l. -

1)tsDF

2)BFCADE

3)BFcEDA
33

4)BEDFCA

 . . .
1. Horv m atlvets clo yott think you'll see today? 10? 0? stishigl, sonre clf tls see as ) as 2,0005,000 adl,erts day! h dts all ud us. Most of tlre time rr,' t coIrsciously rr, of thr. I]trt
think abotrt u town r city. },Iorv m illds does it h? Wlrat about sh signs arrd sts?

2. k,inJapan,takesuradvetisingtotlret.htxpltlsioncrfsounddIttithemmil

t tal<e u th away, Innovations in Tbkyo of hrrge significallce in the wld of a<_lvetising because rh
Tbkyo leads, th cities s follo,,l.. lthtrgh Tokyo is f fr ig ttnivesally dmid, m u atlthtrities
find its rh to advetising exciting l dynamic. So wlrat's th rr? 'If 1, city copied'Rlkyo, it would
absolutely til' exclaits Rrt Calvino of the advetising rvatclrclog gu, d lt. At tbe mt, Tbkyo's
futrristic style sets it rt. It invites u attention, if t necessarily tr appeciatitln, lrecause th's simply
nothirrg like it. But rve don't need 100 initations.'
3. dig to Rt, atlvertising influence th way we think l fee|. drtiss ,alrt to convince
us that thi podtrcts rvill nrake trs happy successftrl. F instance, fashion ds f to advetise using inages
of glmlusl nrade-up sudls because they rvat "rdi" gils to fecl inadcquatc i mir. h logic
goes that the r dissatisfied we feel with tt lives, th mr ,e'll spend to hr usls trp! Althorrgh orrtrlotrr
advetising m seenr to make less of inrnlecliate imssi th TV mils, its message can h gtr f.
lf rve don't rvant to watch V ad, we call tu ovel,, srvitch off. We can't so clroosy abotlt ottr surrrt<ligs.'
4. r hs rb,e do h choice? I 2007, Brazilian city m<l lil tst. Gilt Kassab, the
lllr of Sao Parrlo, ll the ml of m th 15,000 tlts! In.justification, h citicized u advetising

in stg trms as'visual pollution'. Unsurpisinglv, this md mairy local businesses uh. mktig
exccutive gud that rlts 'r t like wks of t, hiding gr o1Tice ks and industial buildings,' vierv
rvhich hl some backing fr umr of the city's residents. IIr, m typical ss summed ttp
in this statenent fr Isrt dos Santos. 'If rve'd knorvn what lif it would k, we'd have $ot id of the
dts s g, Now rve see tlre l Sao Paulo, and it's rdfirl!'
6. Why do dtiss see'k as imtt?
1) It sets trds rvhich otten cclpied.
2) It retlects tds that ul lswlr.
3) Its style is inritatecl in every city.
37. What does Rt tcll us about u advetising?
1) It helps us to fulfil ur drms.
2) It rtiull affects wm.
) lt lr u self-corrfidence,
38. What mis does RlrcL rk tw, u advetising and V advetising?
1) V advertisirlg is f mr ffti.
2) U aclvetising lrave m impact.
3) hr is gt variety in u aclvetising.
9. What rss did the m get wh he rrd advetising fr Sio Paulo?
1) dr,tiss rr wiIling to display frr advetisements in the city.
2) Local tists,,, tlllsue hor,v attactive the ofllce ks would look.
) Most of the people rvlro lived in the city welcorned his decisiorr,
.
4. sets it t

(2)

1) divides it i

ts

1. backing ( 4)
1) mtil

2) makes it difft

) leads tcl conllic:ts

2) sut

) music

42. Most of the tim,,' t even consciously arvare of thern. ( 1)

1) ,r tlacTb tspelrlell Nt.il Hltx.
2) r NI }INl I.
3) ocHoBrror rllI al\{etlaTb llx.
. . () , , .
husls of ugl frm all oT,er the zrld attend summer holiclau us i iti.
1.

Jl International

Jl InternatioIlal offers it of urss designed to meet the needs of individrrals. h school day is divided
into th sessions. l th mig you r expected to attend intensive |anguage classes. I th ft yotl
fr to choose fm g of optional activities including sport, dm, mrtsic excttsions. In the evening ur staff
provide g[mm of trtimt in u,hih stuclents irrvited to take t. u uss last, miimum of two
weeks and r fully residential. Student accommodation consists of irrdivitiual study dms equippetl with it
thrm, V d mutr. h is stuclent dining , srvinrming pool, V d video lourlge.
34

2. ldr in Summr
ld Js populal langtrage scllool. lts sull cottrses focus ttn povidirlg fu l eIrtertainlnent f young
Le,elaejs.,a8ed.b.et,een 13 and 17. Eaclr clay stts rvith 2-lrour IarlgLrage c]ass i8 8 of clifTeelrt'skiili.
Tlris is follorved bl, fl r activjties. Eacir afterrootr students will f]rld'ihelrrselves ,uo,:king irll
er"iip, lii
ud the cit,v, ciirying.out SuS, inteviewing lo.nl p.opl" ancl visiting th lir to investigate difterrt Lopics.
".
At the end of r,t, tl tlr is .slrt pesentatiolr session i,lle,,e sttrdt,tr. tog.ih., to tell h otb",.
lrave doing aitcl exclrange icleas. Evenirrgs f. rrdtitl is
"+loiibey
irljr,,:it lo.al farnilies. sr fanilies
provide sittgle ms ut trlost studerlts expec:t to s r1.
3. Excelsis UK
h Exceisis UK schoois r located in polrrrlar seaside towns, tt c:ottses base<l i leaciing dirrg schoo1s
and thrf vitl all tlre facilities yorr wouid expect. we employ rvell-qrralified l i th l f
the dtrti of tt_tts you u-ill placed i sritall tutr gbtrp ,ith air il m of staff. we ]i
this is the best rvay f yotl to fl well-1ooked ft d f _tl-u indivicltml ists d needs to lre rd fl. ll
tt llrsS .vitl stig l tlr facilities otr site: srvinnring
1, tis .o,irir,lnaoo, .i.i"g ,r,"rir,
ls atlcl sk. ccotlltnoclatiotl is in th r fottr-beclded dmitis (Ltt), llrft filn"ishecllvith
"rt
individual de:sks, mhis and utls.
1r.

Plumtree Academy

lttt, <:irrltv is sttlm school rvith diffeence: th is thr school like us. hrughut the
Y.lurt dr_ is.based in snall rkt town in tl England. In.}trly and trgust eaclr yr, lu|
1
<lrv Llecotes mobi[e bv tsfig its lssms tl til hJshl tras its own iiages rvhich h been
rt(l into tirlly
vrt,[
firllv ecltrippecl lsstlls, lvitlr ciesks, rhitds, video and v.'h is also lg li lll
aS rIell aS it.t access.
access. Acconllnoclation
r:ltrlfi is
ic l
i t:our:hettes,
rlhttq twin
trr;in slprlind..\lflnlf
mantc-
..,,,_
sleeping ltmts
-,,i,.^,l ,,,;iL
h qud
rviih ;..its oivn
batlrl'oom. A]l nleals tk in th dining r. We il novel h studying Englisb #d th".. alrl.trys
big did f places tl u stllm sc:}iools.
which school
43, ts the most gisd day?
44. c.mphasises the thct tlrat it is unique'i
45. hs tlre best eqrripped stu<lent s?
46- puts u r,r,ith olle teaclrer ssi { you thughut
u us?
47. lras u age lirTit'?
48. does lrot itl on-site :mmdti'?

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LONELY, DOUBT, RELY, FRIEND

N,{,l strorlSly believe_that (1.) ..._is m itt tban lrti love.

,

(2) ..., life without fils

rvotrld tre fillc'd lvith feelirrgs of_(B3) ... d isolation. We'rvould i all the *mt that comes
f-t
slrig close c,lationslrip rvith sr. l fid rvill alrvays faiihful and (Bai ... . It \Mill sonreone
to
u,Irm yott carr tell tt dcellest lr)OSt Sl thoughts i cornpleie corrficlerrce.
(5--87}. , ,

15 .
As a.chi]c[ i ftlr used to live on frm. .d h.l his fi,iends rvoulcl go alrd
Pla5, in the fielcis. h r
quite used to being their, (5) ..., and wanted ariv a<lults to etrtetain theIn]]'hev i"ni,ta swim in
th i' and
(6) ... thi bikes along th cotll]try larres. 'h n"rr"r. io.e hr until lute anJ ,r"i" ilruuu, (7) ... into trul.

(8, 9). l8 89
. )< ,
)1 .
8. If u looking f lrotel designed f' lti, rvhiclr it is also s
iI,.u srlr m r.
situated i quiet, leafy squ, it is orrly five nrinutes' ivalk fr rvhich the town tr.

9. All 65 spacious lled1,oonrs have lreen sulr tastetully designecl and fullishrl. Each m has satellite lu TV
<]
teleplrone. u stut, rvith its tull hs lllc,llus, llstls that each ml is an absolutely b*nro.ubi"
ri.
, .
B10..)ack cal]ed r th, (;) day; h said h rvas :iig h thc, follorving rvec,k.

811.

klrorv 1,otr clcln't like lr, btrt please () att ff't to polite,

812. None of tlte irtllltt clients \\,as at

t.lrr:

rtig, 1 ;l1'/
35

. .
lf h hadn't su,l the plrone, it would have lreen.just ithr tiir day. 13trt h iratl lified the i alr<l
hl lrrd th nervs that turd his lif rrpside tl.. His gilfritt (1) ... hostage (tl-u) and h kids
{2) ... $1,000,000. Fl rvas in deep shock rt h still movetl fhst. Fl: fotlntl his father's gun d rushd clrrt of the flat.
brrs (3) ... awav arrd h mgd to.jurnp on. Ile tlld t],tw to th city's biggcst ilank. s h (z14)... in
throtlgh the glass doors. peoplc lo<lked at lrinl suspiciottsilr. 'h sr noticecl the gu alrtl srd. 'If vou

(5)..., you won't get hut,'h shotrtecl trevottslv. 'l lt million tllls, w. }land it .' lle wavecl the grrn
titlud anxirlrrsly. stuffed th caslr fm the siife i bag. lIe gd it, left the riltiing and heatied f thc i,,
."r,h the kidnappes (6) ... . lle tl lr, entllessiv, but th i got futlrr and firthr awav. l{e was cr,iltg
l. Sttcltlenly h rvoke up ird lisd that it (7) ... ightl.
1.

taken

l}) lras taken

1r)

1) have demarrded

2) lmd

ll)

zl) had lreen dild

1) had pulled

2) pulls

) rvas pulled

1l) lvtrs

1) is goitlg

2) u,as gorre

) hs gorre

4) had g

1) dorr't l

2) rvolr't move

3) rvon't nroving

1r)

1) u,ait

2) li, lr,aited

) rr,aitin8

4) lrad waite<l

1) is

2) had ,

) rvill bave lleen

4) lras

) was being

2.
3.

4.
5.
6.
7.

l
l

took

2) had take

rr,

derTanding

pulling

't trrovet]

. .
We all rt:gtlis th etiucaticlnal r.alue f th intertlct. Sotne sites trml iITflti ancl r,il fast
access (,4S) ... ijit of f'act.s anti opinions, 'his rnakes the itt,t (r{9) ... pat,tictr'ilrlv ef'ective tool i lig.
BLrt people hr, startecl to talk aborrt t}re itt as (10) ... 1lltt (,,11t ) ... th ttlitil mecli;i, tirth,,
most wsr editos h lisi that thev wott't stlvir.e rvit,hotrt itr,t silll. Petlple .!rrst not satisfieci
(Al2' ... u"ing to rvait rrntil lle\\,spape ijpublislretl fl tlrev c:atl l news st, ]jhe itt tllil
(13) ... news as it happens. But what abotlt ttlriltt'/ Carr the intenet l: the rli <l 'V? Wl, th
thottslln<ls of orrline di stations irlllr Yort pick tlrenr (l') ... u,lr in tlle rvclld. ,\d billions of
vicleos r watcltecl (15) ... Yor_rTtrbe simply because of the arraziIrg trmr of things that vtlu t:alt find.

8.
of

l.

2) to

l3)

1)

2) an

) the

4)-

1)

2)

) the

4)-

1) to

2) al

3) f'

4)

1) f

2) i

) of

1r)

1)

2)

3) the

4)*

1)

2) u

) off

4) in

1) at

2) i

3)

11.
12.

l.

4) i

1) f

9.

14.

lvith

,l5.
. i .

16. Why clorr't , go h? It's ... th the tri.

2) llit clreaper
1) r h
17. N,Iany people shared m
1)

fatlrer-in-larv

) f cheapcst

vierv ancl gave hir lclt of sut.

2) fathe's-in-Iaw
3) fathe-in-law's

4) muh r h

..,

36

) 1th's-i- larr,'s

 . | .
18. r\ gt ttttnrbe ot police ffis h rr,orks with dogs that !\.q glq sDecial tr:ii.

1234

A'I9. IageervithvcluontIrepclintthreeoftheaticletlrirttoqlq[pbc.[ydoesn'tlrc,l1lscientistsinrakinpeclictiolrs

12-

l builtiirl rr]r tlris tilaL lttst tlrrrghl ltsted.

1

20. 'l'he Utlir'sit of lifi bas

|24

gd!d

rvJtat sholvs the itlu of smells people.

21. lIetookmuclrnloletrclueoverthefiguesthanheusuallyclidbecatisetoshtlrvhisnervbclsswl-ratacaeful

124

rtlkhrs.

. .

Dr ,

murrl ;rnd dad ll getting m s at the mtt. we've discussing m futu d as ttsual
' 't g abottt thi8! They want m to go into the nrc.clical (22) ...like them, tri don't want to
(,423) ...! Tlre1, 1|1; that big (24)... is ll itt, tt l' trot inteested in rnaking ,. w I've
lr,d
u m (.425) ... that l _want to actiessl I knorv lot of tS r out of (,42) ... f long ids,
.nr,ad_e
btrt t thik I arn talented enotlgh to ll.e srtccessfirl. People lrave to (27r... th most of tlreii abilities, don't"tey? t'd
llet_t_er finish m htrr,k r.r,,r I'll in (,428) ... with Nltrm_ancl Daci again. tlrc \\,, Adam's having u pa,,t1,'
on l"id rl tt' invited. I knorv u'r bus1, at the rrt, hrt (.,{29) .-.. your: best to !
Lovc, Staccy.
PS yorr do nle (.430) ...? I clon't know wha[ to (31) ... to the t,. Can you lend m tl k top?
22.
1).job
2)
) tltssi
4) mlmt
N{1,

2,

1) st

2) strrgecln

) scllicitor,

1r)

1) sl.

2)

3) {

4) irrg

superviso

24.
f

25,
2) tlecision

.3)

2) il,k

thught

1i)

nlind

) mlrt

1r)

occupation

2) take

) do

4) rnake

2) lgr

) grrrrlI

4) r

2) do

3) t

4) h

l) pleasul,e

2) good

4) rst

1) put

2) dress

) lial,e

rr.,islr

26.
1).iob

27.
1

) have

28.
1; trr.

29.
1

0.

) lk

ftrr.r

1.

1t) r

, -.

32. \\ihr.

voLt stl*]cst I should stay'i

t]re Ililton [s the best.
2) \\/atch rvli yotr go.
1

)I

<lo

thillk

) I'ri tlr u shouldn't

1r) I-et's stav ilt the Hilton.

-, .
Ias lre? It's unlike hirn.
1) t{e'd like to k t.
2) Llc's let nre dorvn agairr.
) II hasn't d uthillg wllg.
1r) lle is goirig l thjs summ.

3. l

3. Why slrould you? k it casy,

1) I don't iike to take ruh luggage rvith r.
2) l clon't tlliltk shc'l1 fl iike going out.
3) I'm rr.id aboLlt Nick's cotning .
4) I don't think sh speaks English.

J/

5. , . .
. Fr stt th' tig to limit , emission trm planes reclucing tlre ur of t'lights r.
. h, u don't li all that uish', do you? Not even the scientists can g.ut it.
. Weli th rveather's fantastic at the mit, isn't it? you ilrr us havig u in the gd
i ril?

D. Like rvhat?

. Of us, it's nice to feel rr fr hg instead of sitting i frt of the fi aIl rit, but it's bit
u,ig too. I m it's sign of lirt hg, isn't it?
Yes, i dli it, because it-'s ttt. the gllt is stating to do something about it.

1)cBFDAE

2)cEI]DAF

)I-'D

4)CEBFDA

. . .
jobs in frt of itil attdiences.
1.'Footballers and rnusicians in the same brtsiness. h both do stress_ful
h oirly diffeence is that football wds noisier,'so says Rbd Franks. And h, should know. F'rks started lris

wrki life rvith Leeds united Football cltlb, diil hgl direction, sttd Ig th trunrpet instead of
football and is norv iil trumtr with the Lso (London smh hstr). Frks might have made
firrth obsen ation obout th" similiities betrveen sts and ftll alubs: it is playing away that presents th
l challeIlges.

ttl ago- No,wadays, the

2. Ld's olciest hst has playing alvay since it rvas fmd almost
rhst's tips d kept to rurs of maxlmtrm of iwo and half rveeks. But since tltig is lrl expensive
rd sts jr gistiil and tec]rnical rlrs, why th to tur at ail? Clive Gillis,.th managing
ditr, say f'geat"internatiollal lrstr needs to wk with the gtst condrrctos (\uu) and soloists.
No recoiding .u will rd dut soloist if h she isl), known i one tritr - they need
itti reprrtatibn. So for th dig side to work, you h to visit th key rkts; u need to_tottT.'
totring ryith projects r festivals, Gillinson iable to t event, not.just id sris of rts. It is m
expellsive to do, but rvlren yott lear,e t, yotl not so easily_lbgotten.
' 3. Fr Sue Mallet, hstr's adrninistl,ator, th difficulties of h iob Iie in getting ,sh hst

and iti illstuments Stage, time d in piece. r well sh plans eaclr ttlr, and she does h planning
witlr scientific ur, events sonletinles take in ur hand. on c-lccasion I}t hacl dvtisd f
the rvrong ight, and th th lrl rig t isturt,s fim the irt to the t hall k dorvn
stttck in su,.
antl got
'-
4. It is tiig and stessftt] busitress flying rrd the wld, and yet balance it is of the rrds of the
job. ti rnorn",lti tlf6lttl. t te end of t in Moscrrrv enthttsiastic atrclience had botrght the
hstr to its feet. As otle of t rllusicians rvas aborrt to sit dorvn, elclerlv lady in the frlt w ssd piece of
intcl his hd. lt said, i ,ls of sillrple English, u,lrat lovely music th hstr hd made.

36. What do tclotbalies l musicians h:ive itr m?

; l'h i tensioll i thi r,k.
1) Tlrey l,eceive too mtlh trnfair citicisrn.
2) Tlrey elrioy trml noisy audiences.
37, What r \^, told about Rod Frksi
1 ) lIe srr,itchecl fm r to lth.

2) I Ie usecl to lre rfssil tumtr.

) Ile dislikecl his <ligil choice of .

38. rlrstrs h to tr,l d

1) to play lvith t'oreign duts.
2) to d ,ith fi8 companies.

) to rnake thernselves ttr knorvrr.

39. Sue N,{allet's gmlrts f the LSO can ire

1) afcted tl cicunstances.
2) made tliflicult wkrrd lrs.

3) spoilt l,ery lss planning.

.
4. take ur hand ( 3)
1) to r rlul 2) to

41. balance (4)

1)

calculatiorr

2)

helpfhl

aftertirouglrt

) to helpless

) rg

.
42.

...

an entlrrrsiastic audience hd ugt the hst to its feet.

(4)

, I{ .
2) ... r, "lt .
) ... rlr ol)KecTpa ll eN,ry }II{.
1

...

. . () , y , .
Fur people oolunteered to tll histotit,:al diet.{or Tlle,eh...
1. Elisa Riedo trjed medieval ur diet (tSth century)
Life expectanc5, in the midd]e ages was muh lwr th today, and now I ulstd rvh,v. At di I ate
baked goose stuffed with chicken d kid! I ate stl mrtc]r meat that I sttd drig about r,gts.
tull,"si th imt I've tttl gtri, so tlrat tells you horv L.acl it rvas! h meat was slliclr This

38

made m tlristv, so l lk lot. That rvas mistake! I was hlifil

to dis tlrat meclier.al people always tlranlr
r r,ine, i f' kfst E;;;;,,;li;l "tt ,n i "itl,.i'i'"
to See il doctor, rvho wouldn't le.t t contintle.
Ithrrgh it'S \r i to let peopJe doll'n, l acllnit tb^t ii *"'
}i tried th fruitri d,iet (popularized in tbe '".trri"g
tgt ;;t'r,)
_2_-.Wang
Nitth-ttt fttitilts Llelie,c]d
_1,rlu shoulcl ,r"r", .u,,r.
arry [iving_tlring, rvlrich is iil I
dmi in.t]r9o,r} Brrt.it'i tm diet. In ,j,t"i i" ,ii")r,
to plants l ts,.uitis onlv eat fnrit
nuts r'hiclr ha'e ll to the gud! \'olr also 't
iir"ri"i,,.";
;;l;;;r";;;.rii]ri."r.,i iiib,,gb,
I would feel llv healthy, lltlt itd the diet mtl m til
anJ ,,.,",,lr.l','r,,
q"i
l I go rtig
dailyl,.but ljust ld't mg to "" ic up. t got stl rlespeiri" o,rr.,thig 'oii""l11,
".sporty,
rr,t, srvccjt rl
Sugary that
Llr.L lI cvclltI
eventuallv
gave i antl bought friedtouglrnrrt. t)f ut,r, t tt arift,l r,bni,t-.."Kb";i,. "'"(' JlrqtJv

.;

,rf;;;i;;r'
' "'
i,;;i;

"'

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!. ij1 Kolub tried ancient Rm diet (. 200AD)

l sh of attthentic ri, Sl Ids l f hid all olcl fullit,ll
villa, ,hilr hl hug
dining tlm, Wc ld the chaiis th r,ith uhs i,,-i," ibi,rlge,
{:..tl Ronians ft,l.l to clinc It,ing
dor'n, in th belief ihis,aidt,cl digestion! I tlon't r" lilt]r rrib"i',rii"riiirifr"J'i",;,r,;,i
I ateI Rrs belic,ed
mltim_s shou]d delight all tlrss, so duig dir i"e]ii.i.i*a
", tastefirl rt,'.k the
to musiiand dmi,t] th
villa rva|ls, l films, Rtil dirring s.eems pretty ii,it.,lL,
- ,;; ;;;"},ri.h f;;ii;.];"'i"".b likig. Btrt this t,rrnetl
outtolresomet"hingofaryth.Tldietiniludlotstlffbhroiuir-dt.r,it,uniii*utr"ir""atoclilute
(1lrllm)

m\r :i11" rvitlr rt., so I r, felt duk.

4,Jake rw tried "rI mri weight-loss diet invented r Flthr

(190)
t<r vlut t' is,,as lkl prrt t-, lth tot
oli,eigtil;;-h;;;rl i{;;;; ii,";|,;,. *,u, one th
1::""

f;;:l}:l:i.""]?:"",]1,,1l1,::9]:I l1!$;j;;;;;;'i,,;;;:d;#;fi,;;fi:ilf#;i#J
t*. i;,;;;;;;li;ll;;], ,,Jiil'i,i,li,Yiii,
',l:t::1;I':l""l]:::9::.l"r:l:,:ll:
"::\,,,ulrui,i,*""
un fo.buei
rlii";;;;l;;,;;;;;f;;,i#;,1;'i,;;'#;;iiji::,Y";i'}i]li
lll:I:::l:
",,j
used
to tbi"[,,",t*.|
.il;',H:T:il.il:,:ilji:,''",
ilx",[,j;::,T;',"'}"jli:i:; xTi;,.,,li:"?li:t#ili;
which rs
43. rvas drd to end ti diet .rl?
44. has changecl thir eating lrabits as sult of the imt'?
45- is usuallv vet.l, activc)

46. clitl t .j. f'ood thcy h:rd previously liked?

47. sperrt lot of time earirrg?
48. en|oved doirrg <lth activities rvhile eating./

(1--84),
.
. . .

.

NUMBER, ABLE, TRAGIC, INVENT

hms
l lr(,lIla' Nl,idgley
NlI(l8,1ey lS
possiy the
is. pOSSlDly
th Wld'S
wId's tlnltrckiest
trnltrckiest (1)
(1) ..
. . I-Ie ,s
*,as incedir,
id
successfirl in his clay, patenting
\' L hrrndred
httndred difft
dilferent ideas d,
and_ iig
ivig (2)
(2) ... ,1*u.
*ds i,,{,"."Lr.;;;;
d lnc.dals. Brrt his t;;,r,ti!"r,
i
cost hit his Iife, tir
bad attack of.Polio left hiltr rvitlt (;:.. tb rvalk rvithoui
rvithout i.,to.
hl, h
" invented
inr,enterl qvt6,l
""""._ /.,_.,,,",\ [,_
Syster { hsss
Qle,uHu) to

'*?l]:::
Irs l'::::l':J*1),;;:._'19
not all scientific

lre

ii

(;;;:;;"';;;;il;';i;""1,;;;;*T,jii,.i ^f i:;JJ:]J:],i:

",,tu,,gi"J
gs_. is good prog."rr2
(5--87).
, .
15 .

is significant hrt it wasn't until the 1990s that l ll

sarv its effects. h
I*::r:,1{Il;;:lllj_t_lll:i'*I
have
th inverltitlns lhat hu tral grot.,:.*".t
.1. we live. The .". i;?'#rj":::H:i
19tlrt,u-v,lltlhgdtllir,s."*,ar"t...,.,i,r,,rrrfitiq,.Jf,..,L.,;fl..,,..l:._J-_-__
19th tuv,
tu, contp|etely
"
t|
""
changed u lives. \fu";;,,,;;i; -r"''J
l

i)

ir' rp
liLp.l
rvh
we liked.

"";

of cities aird ,,:",:J'*i',i

il:

l?,l.,irfiJilitb|lriil,\i

(8, 9}. t
8 g
.
,
arr" .
""
88, l lt Englislr ill d d I must say I likcd it.
bcgin rvith it, I ltost friI', r th nlost fill peo1lle
imgiIr, I ha<l sh m rt'itIt"rlrc dauglltci
i-r,.
i;; ;;;.;l'y
fiends. h house rvhih r''as lovely d tt,.yir"i"a ;..;ii;i"i;a;rir.b"r'ib"ji'rclJ lll(

.ii

i-i

;;;';r'il;;;,l: ;i";;r".

89, uftuti they dicln't hv muh time tcl take

.nle sightseeing thr rud the city d, to honest, the
ightlil rvasn't exciting- But tlre dtuus ig
tl 1 Rocky N,lountains, .h rve had to cook u fbod
v fi and got to see ,ild lrs i thir ltu"L
it"t rvas rlI such exciting.
,
.
B'lO. h's still () $100 to
1,,.

11. }Ie lras () attenpt to bide his rlg.

812. No lentis u th l you d, ( rr)?

.39

. .
l get fil rvell rvith rY ts. I{u,, last nigilt we hl of the wot,st qrtls u, (1)... f.vsl
It rb.as th"rlr (,42) ... t tu. I,Ie asked if h could r l Walkrnan d ,h_ 1 frtsl h just
rt intb t l ind'took it. l (3) ... but I clicln't say alrytlring else. l rb,ent rrstis to frnish m hlu,k,
rr,hich I thotight wor:ld take abor,rt rr. ftr that, I plarrned ro go out. N'ly fids (l) ... going to tlisc:o and l
(,45) ... to miiet them th. h disct-l is quitc long lvaY \\, so I knerv I rvortlcl lltltlle lt thalt ttstrzil. I thorrght I
had tt ask Dacl if that rr,ould okay. ite rrsuallv leti rne db rr,lrat I want, tlecatlse knclrvs I'm riot as isll_sil
as rth. ut this tir h clidn't alltlrv rne to g ou[ l. }Ie rvanted rne.to g to th disco lvith.ml,Llth! }{
said tlrat unless I (6) ... to go rvith him, I cclulcllit go at all! We had ti gtllllt. ln th l, h dd

to go tO m d, wh I spent ig evetring. r (,47) ... m tlr 1,et!

1.

2) hr. hd

) hal,e

1+)

1) u,as sttd

2) rr,as statilrg

) has sttrl

1) rvas ig

2) rvas d

) lrad atroyerl

1+) l-ras

2) r srrggested

3) had suggested

4) sullgest

) ivas gl

4) have gd

2.

r havirrg

1) had

4.
1) have

suggested

5.

) started
annoved

) had gd

2)

) agree

2) had agreed

lJ) gd

4) arn gl

'l

) have rrot

2) rvasn't fgi

) lradn't lgi

,l) m nclt fgil,ig

zrgr,

6.
7.

{orgiverl

. .
li Davies is trventv-one 1 she is tiist irr five-sta ht]. She savs that ,ht appc;rls (,48.)... h
lnOSt is (,{9) ...rlivesitlz of'rhe chalIengcs sh tac:es (10) ... day - fr clealig rvith phclnc,ca]ls in rliffcTent
langtrag.]s tti making bcroiing. f estatliants. She fist caIne to the hotel ,h she_r.vrrs \,' \,,tik ,lli: l
uiJit and r ,rks t-ti, rvhiclr allorr,s h to contilltle (11) ... Ir, lg tlS \!l2)... lltarrag,enent.
di to sitlig in hotcls is t to put (,413) ... the thorrght <lf lou, u,ages at (,414) ...

stt. Ilaving thb ight dg rii diploma is gtlt tlf mti, rt rh igt attitrrde alltl (,415) ... good
-ll-uiti skills will get _\rorr iong ,.
8.
1) t'

2)-

) at

4) to

1)

2)

) tlre

4)-

1) ,ith

2) to

)-

4) on

1)

2) lvith

i3)

1) in

2) at

) u,ith

1) up

2) olf

4) d,

1)

2)

) the

4)-

1)

2) arr

3) the

4)-

9.

l.
11.
12.

l.
14.
15.

at

4) t
) t'

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16. h lg-tm solution to th m lvas f'ound ... th rve hd expected.

3; ruh r thst
2) muh fst
1) 1 most fst
jtrst
til.
hs
in
h
mid-fifties,
wlro
is
only
17. ... mthr,
) siste-in-larv's
2) siste-irr-law
1 ) sister's-in-lar.
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4) f mrrcir 1st
4) sister's-in-larv's

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1234

aI_1le

to

r_k

thi 5rrts

19, Reacl the end of tlt sentc,]rce tlrree f you clecicle

if it is t r irt.

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20. Nigel d

is cif the t,

l2

classical musicialrs rvlro itrt Vivaldi's 'Fu Seasons',

rvhat lras sold

21. ry rt out shi list llecQuse slre .ouldn't

foet anythillg.

nlillion copies.

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I live oll th fist fl of hoise th i;";;;;i
... i"ib""?ri..

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l
iii#;:J:,T'# I'J,:;,.;il;l:::;::i/i,!1#]J
r. ancl (24)... teirific noise. ir;j:
h
j:
y;;j,;;;l;i;;\""i,}
lr:ff:,iiiJi:P"lj"':1j*|::;:j1}.,1:"9]ltlli
ltl
cLUl (l Ull
_t'i.t'"ii,,il#;r"i'r";
oIt thi
tllt S[
St vr
r aI](l
,,ti v
again. lt's
lt;s "gitllt to
(ll l
L() di
m
d.
nracl.
l've
I,ve
tried
tl.ted
(26)
... ;;;;;i";o",,p
r w st l-tp ,
.beginning
to
cleafen out tlre noise but I like (,27) .]. l quiet"and
find
fincrlouJ
loud mrrsic
mtrsic st"*.flrl
stesslirl. I hr,"
have firi
tij /.d9\
to tL,._
th 1_,.l:r
btrt il
1azB1 ... +
hasn't done anv (,429) ... . I iis LbuuiJ ii" and lel
, b"il i,ou"b"guu to h qrit" i;;rli;"",i ;..,&:?}ijk:
abotrt th -,li}f"1*:r:::,:{|l],,",j
Jike (30) ... off tlreir elclcticity . "ii"i;;;;;;ff;;
"ii"i
,i","pi"g the
;;;'fr;;';lXi',11:.itr"'3ff?i
fl latc at ight wlren l kw thev
*""):llT'.
".]clcticity
(31) ... . Wbat

l: "

"lq

ffi;il;fij*t*ii,ii,lff*

tlr caIr I do?

22.
) created

2) td

3) adapted

4) developed

2) rir,d

) rr,d

4) td

2) lu

) do

4) niake

2) pitch

) intensity

4) r,olurne

2) putting

) taking

4) pushing

2)

) lm

4) stillness

1) telling

2) spcaking

3) saying

4) discussirlg

1) effect

2) benefit

) good

4) hg

1) puttirlg

2) changing

) rnoving

4) srvitching

2.
24.

l) r,f

25.
26,
1) turrig

27.
.1

) hr

28.
29.

.
1.
1) asleep

2) rvake
3) sleep
4) ar,vait
,
-.
32. Colrlcl u Ierrd m some m?

you?

1) l tusd utight. 2) W sirould

3) I'd th you didn't. 4) t hate to Say '',
but I can't.
-, 9l
-

33. Is it?

l) lt isrr't his house, is it?

2) These r his books.

3) It's time f di.

4) It isn't as late as that.

34. h is srvitch at tlre back.

1) Should I tu th di dl?
3) Horv u watch it?
2) I thouglrt I should have turd u th nusic.
! r JI tu.n the mutr on?
35. .
. .
, I e,eu gv u th d rvith th d
h um". oith" restattratrt r ,", b"rirg luuch at.
u
aboutl I ivantecl to i; hi;';;;;;;;;;;;;tl, r tr
u aiithat fr I
l,*:,;"l"#"
. Nobody phoned, btrt r Powel] m.
. j]ut that's.just it! You didn't give r th d.
!. kr, of us, I\{ igs, but-...
Did h il I was out?

,l'i],i#i

1)

BADE

2)

F DA

)FD
4l

4)IrECBDA


. 1. r r .
1. New Yr's Eve few days ago, I decided to go skiing f the t'ist tirne, rvith trvo fids. h th
they've skiing d diving all thir lives,
complete opposite of r in that th' Il and fIss
whrs I'm bit of wd. Surprisingly, hw, I enioyed it muh d th second tire re u.t I tlt muh
m confident and decided to m arvay fr skiing the ury slopes. I *,as doing ll well d skiing du,
quite steep slope when l hd of m fids say, "WrJsi, u' moving fast!" I thought "Yes, l m, 't
I but hw do I stop?" Suddenly all m fid left m d I fell very badly. I didn't k anythingbtlt I twisted
m knee. h rst of the holiday ,,s spet sitting top of the muti, |ooking ftr d's bags d coats.
2. If l'nr honest, I rf going smwh hot and sunny f holiday. I love going to Thailand, fr exalnple,
d staying in one ofthe beautiful sts th coast. h people trl friendly and in hotel rve stayed
at we got to know the chef quite well d h would take us rud the mkt with him. And of the wits took us
to visit his ul rh owns coconut fm. It's l i rvays like this that yorr begin to get feel fr the country and
its people, as these kinds of oppotunities t il f the rg tottist.
3. I'm not ottgh-it kind of s; I did enougIr of that rh I w: ug. h troub|e ,ith m is that I
they absolutely dr m! If I get bitten, th bites trr into mini-balloons
have gui rm with mosquitoes
all r m body. wh we w tavelling jeep duig th ms season, the i was so heavv that we
stopped in village. young Thai noticed this htrgit m m, rvhich rl,as going fu lrlr d looked
as if it rnight infected. picked sr leaves off t and made mitu of thm using some salt d little
alcohol and th ud the mitu into m m. l'u could see the infection dis: it was rzig, it ,s like
letting tlre ir out of balloon.
4. Gll, after I've finished ru of fms in play, I feel exhausted. Pleasantly exhausted, tt not
too wr to escape! All I want to do is find hotel t,ith fantastic yiew, h, good book d mosquito t.
needs simple, rll, and I iust want the rtuit to fsh myself. Sometimes I might sid holiday
in conrpletely litl't irmt, like visiting fid i rrt cottage staying in sral] be<l tl llreakfast

place arrd walking in th surrdig hills. It's goorl t'r m soul.

36. Horv rvasJosie's confidence destoyed?
1) Slre k h leg.

3) ftiend citicised hr.

2) She started to think.

37. What srrl m doesJosie mti?
1) She hates mosquitoes.
2) Sh fs livirrg rugh.

) She dislikes very bad rthr.

38. What effect did the mittrr have Josie's m?

1 ) It changed Iu.
2) It m ttr.

3) It tud into balloon.

39. What doesJosie rnainly rvant fm holiday?

1) the h to build up h rs/
2) the h to visit smwh fresh

3) the tuit to stay rvitlr friends

.
4. rg (2)
1) typical

2) middle-aged

3) middle-class

2) leave

3) get f

41. escape (4)

1) avoid

42. It's l i rvays like this that you begin to get fee] f the utry and its people ... . ( 2)
1) - tl }rr, ... .
2) TaKItNr IrII}rNl tIIl -I ttlr y rr.ii ... .
) r TaKIItvI }r I{It rt }, ... .
. 1. () , , l iti's capital treasure tt, Qcrya|) ol frig ultur. People Jrr all t,r the ,rld lfule i Ld d the
result. thilling multiulturlm: cafs, restaurants, shops d mar*ets offer you the ze:orlcl ur doorstep. m

d mt people Toho are

1.Indian

...

ftr the Irish, the Indian community is the second largest in London. h fist Indians id i 1597 and mr
m ft the founding of the East India tdig m in the 17th century. Nrrms irsd rvhen India m
independent in 1947 ut the community rII took off in the 1950s and 1960s rvith lmt tuitis ud
thw irt. Although 'Little Indias' exist all I-d, the most stiking is the distict of Southall in West
London. r Indian foodstalls d video shops rhr, spicy ms fill the ir, d wm stll d
wig tlre typical colouful si, just as i India. In McDonald's, th piped music is fshigl Indian.
42

2. Portuguese

'l surtrkts d shops in Lanlberh

tl Stockwc,ll Roads r the most obvious indic:irtion tltat
.
u r in
'Little rugl', tt th is nuclr mr to tlris commrtnity rh that. 20,000
l)ottlguese live south of the Rir
Thames. h ma.iorit-v lrave cotnc frotlr th island of di.rth than f.;
;;i;;;,l""f rrgl_i itri,
commtlnitY is mad about football and folk-dancing and holds its orvn il eue.y tu.
It' commrrnit1l that
is dtmid to hold to its tlitirls and it's i gt place to i
N4adeiian ultttr.
3. i

4l the shiP mrcrWiush docked i ] 94 rvith its 500 imigrts, it rkl the
_
stt of the mi id
of ilr imigti, stirnulatcd itish economic expansion. since
th, 00,000 lrave estaished livelv
communities llrtrd I-ondon. Thegreatest i lti isthe No,tting IIill
Cainival, norv i,;,rl;;8;;1
stt t, rvhich take_splace 1, Arrgust. I-Ir, it, in South London, i,
th" lrtr (m)f the community.
As you step out of the Udgud station into Rit I\Ikt,
_ll Sellses r stinrulate<l tlre noise, th ight
lus d t_he hthri sottrrcl of i rusi. This is of t best places ,b"iii".
fooc1 in London. I1w,
the r has beconre 1, ptlpular place to live and
is risig.
4. Lebanese

h fist l-ebanese r,vho t to Ld r almost all businesspeople, but r, the last trventy
s people
fom all rb'alks of life hr' settled ]r.Jl, history glut fm'I-, now rus
delicat"rr"n u',,l ir-u..y
enthtrsiastic about I-ottdon lit. 'The .un,rnunity is gtt strg and bigg",-; ,ir" e*pluinr. 'When
I fist r hr,
L ngver. hd speak ri. Now I heai linguagi e.r"r1,*,hii".;
tt, thr isn't ggriIl
defined 'Little Lebanon' th r m slrops and stui W"ri Loncion.
Which community

43. is associated rvitlr specific ms of ril?

44. is t frm the maitr rt of tlre countty of igi?)
45. gull tre seen in national clress?
46. cloes not live in tiu| md distict?
47. is entlrusiastic alrout rtiul slrrt?
48. il at fu st tinres?

(l-4). .

. . ,
.

APPEAR, DELIGHT, , RELY

people rvlro rvl< as rveatlre fsts

often.tbought to h of tlre most (at ....jobs i the wrll:
But
)
(2) ", vr deceptive d m people rvould . sirrisl to lr tr"t ;i;;sie's
life e*t.e.ely
uS, So ll as th fStS rv
:.. all is well ancisatisfactory rt on." o}bi..ast

()

fsts' telePhones begin to ig gil with people

(4) ...istrm.

rs irt the

.riui"i!;;;; ;;;;ents totally

ui1

(5-87). ,
.

15 .
We looking f a.r,oung slt to tk as tur guide this Summ. h.i
will involve accomparr5zing English!5) ,:, tourists as thev tl tlre (6) .... of Coperlhagc,n. Full tiig ild. Wit to t FIlr (Plroenix u
Gu), gii'ing details of itts rk i d explaining (i ... you
think
yotr gth ;t,; .;' i".'i'b";"b.
- (8, 9).

8 9 . ,
y .
8, If you r planning to g to tlre im this weekend, m mmdti
it worrld to go d see Hamlet. This
is th fist tirne r,hiclr the full shks text hs been ught to
th big sc.eeri ai point is it monotonous,
despite being fu lrus long,

9, Kenlreth gh, as I lamlet, birrgs to lif tlre complexity of tlre Irt.

It is so r,isual triurlr which ings
tgth an inlpressive internatiorial cast anrl mks
.". use of its beautifui location. This is muh trul
mk fllm.
, .
810. h left fr Nerv \tlrk th ( ) day,

B'l1. [Ie tid d () fft to say sometlring pleasart.

12. Not y has t, ( )'/
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DlSAPPOINTMENT
LUXURIOlJS

l
4

EMPLOYMENT

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coNULTT|oN(S)

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UNREWARDlNG

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ENDLESS/

REPRESENTATION

ACCEPTABLE

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SPEAKING

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MoST/BEST
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AN0THER
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tT

t
2

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ENoUGH
lTWHo
So THERE
ANoTHER

Do THEY

SUcH
THERE IT

MADE

44

VARIETY

WHY
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IJNwIl.-I-ING

THERE

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