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    This document contains comprehension questions and exercises from pages 16 through 25 of a workbook. It includes: 1. Grammar, vocabulary, and reading comprehension questions with multiple choice or short answer responses. 2. Exercises to underline or complete sentences using target grammar structures and vocabulary words. 3. Exercises with true/false questions and reordering sentences to improve cohesion and meaning. The document tests a wide range of English language skills through brief exercises and questions.

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    P.

    16
    1A. Grammar
    2. Seldom
    3. Never
    4. Did I hear
    5. Did they start
    6. No sooner
    7. Did I ever think
    8. Can we really stop

    1B. Put the words


    2. Not once did I feel I was making a difference.
    3. No sooner had we arrived in New Orleans than we were helping kids to read.
    4. Not only did we help lots of people we also made great friends.
    5. No way will I ever forget the things I saw there.
    6. Rarely do we get a chance to really help people.

    2A. Vocabulary
    2. e
    3. a
    4. c
    5. f
    6. d

    2B. Underline
    2. deprived
    3. impoverished
    4. destitute
    5. within our means
    6. disposable
    7. making ends meet
    8. prosperity

    P.17
    1A. Grammar
    2. d
    3. h
    4. e
    5. g
    6. a
    7. c
    8. b

    1B. Underline
    2. earn
    3. had
    4. had been
    5. was doing
    6. had
    7. would
    8. would
    9. was
    10. would
    11. struck
    12. was to start

    2A. Vocabulary
    2. e
    3. d
    4. h
    5. a
    6. f
    7. b
    8. g

    2B. Underline
    2. rich
    3. coastline
    4. side
    5. wooded
    6. dense
    7. empty
    8. sand

    P18
    1A. Underline
    2. In a nutshell
    3. In other words
    4. to cut a long story short
    5. what i meant was

    1C. Complete the sentences


    2. to cut a long story short
    3. that is to say
    4. what i meant was
    5. in other words
    6. to put it another way

    P19
    1A. True or false
    1. True
    2. True
    3. True
    4. False
    5. False
    6. True
    1B. Complete the sentences
    2. by boat
    3. cruise
    4. traffic jams
    5. buildings
    6. negotiate

    2A. Complete the text


    2. freshly baked
    3. stunning views
    4. mouth-watering
    5. heart-stopping
    6. value-for-money
    7. breathtaking
    8. highly recommended

    P22
    1A. Sentences
    2. Her recently published book, ‘Staying Alive’ is a complete A-Z of health and
    fitness.
    3. Getting people of all ages to eat and drink sensibly has become her life’s work.
    4. Her rags-to-riches life story is living proof that dreams can come true.
    5. Her easy-to-follow keep-fit apps top sales chart all over the world.

    1B. Improve
    2. a perfectly judged shot
    3. the changing climate problem
    4. anything like a Thai green curry
    5. my uncle’s life’s work
    6. plenty to do

    2A. Vocabulary
    2. think it over
    3. rational
    4. gut instincts
    5. subconsciously
    6. on impulse
    7. spontaneous
    8. think twice

    2B. Underline
    2. self-concious
    3. conscientious
    4. sensitive
    5. rational
    6. self-confident
    7. money-conscious
    8. sensible
    P23
    1A. Complete
    2. d
    3. g
    4. a
    5. b
    6. c
    7. f
    8. e

    1B. Underline
    2. to pay
    3. had it extended
    4. to help
    5. had it made
    6. draw
    7. our mail forwarded
    8. set up

    2A. Vocabulary
    2. reminds
    3. a vivid memory
    4. treasure
    5. a lasting memory
    6. slipped
    7. come to mind
    8. painful memory

    2B. Underline
    2. memory
    3. comes
    4. souvenirs
    5. vague
    6. recall
    7. forget
    8. jog
    9. remind

    P24
    1A. Complete
    2. No offense intended
    3. I see where you’re coming from
    4. I beg to differ
    5. With all due respect
    6. OK, i take your point
    7. In fact, if you don’t mind me saying so
    1C. Correct order
    2. You’re telling me
    3. With all due respect you’ve just started
    4. I do take your point but you’re still quite new
    5. If you don’t mind me saying so it’s probably best to wait
    6. You’ve hit the right head on the nail

    P25
    1A. True or false
    1. False
    2. False
    3. True
    4. False
    5. True
    6. True
    7. True
    8. True

    1B. Order
    7-1-4-3-5-2-6

    2A. Tick
    2. Immediate
    3. Short interval
    4. Short interval
    5. Long interval
    6. Short interval

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