Progress Test Answer Keys A Unit 1: Grammar

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Progress Test Answer Keys A 1 celebrities
2 public
3 paparazzi
Unit 1 4
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invade
harass
6 privacy
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1 1 a
1 hadn’t known
2 c
2 had been staying
3 b
3 hadn’t had
4 b
4 had been filming
5 c
5 hadn’t wanted
6 b
6 had shown
7 c
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1 had won Use of English
2 had been working
3 hadn’t given 7
1 show
4 had made
2 difference
5 had been studying
3 first
6 hadn’t been enjoying
4 whereas
7 had begun
5 be
8 had become
6 likely
3 7 both
1 I used to watch lots of horror movies when I was in 8 unlike
my early teens.
9 Overall
2 –
10 one
3 When he was younger, the actor didn’t use to enjoy
being away from home.
4 Did you use to go to the cinema much in your youth?
Listening
5 At the age of ten, my brother would often eat a large 8
bag of popcorn before the start of a film! 1 A
6 I used to be good at acting at school. 2 B
3 A
Vocabulary 4 D
5 C
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1 e Transcript  1
2 c Presenter Today’s guest on the Breakfast Show is
3 g Janice Barber. For over a decade, Janice has been
4 a interviewing the rich and famous for her column ‘A
5 d Day In The Life’, which appears in Celebrity
6 f Magazine every month. Welcome to the programme,
7 b Janice.
Janice Hello.
Solutions Third Edition Upper-Intermediate Tests 1 Progress Test Answer Keys A

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Presenter Well, what I’d like to ask you is how you
go about getting an interview with a star in the first
place. I mean, is it easy? Unit 2
Janice Well, no, not nowadays, anyway. Actually,
there was a time, fifty years ago, when you could
look up celebrities in the phone book, and call for a
Grammar
chat. Back then, it was only Hollywood megastars, 1
you know, the really big names, who were difficult to 1 much / far, than
contact. It’s all changed now, though. Even a minor 2 near, as
celebrity will have a publicist, and that’s where you 3 less, the
have to start, with a call to a publicist. 4 The, the
Presenter And is it hard to get to talk to them? 5 most, slightly
Janice It depends where you work, to be honest. 6 than, just / nearly / almost
Working for a major magazine, as I do, means I don’t 2
have any problems. The magazine editor, or her PA, 1 more sensibly than
supplies me with contact information, and, as
2 as lucky as
Celebrity Magazine is well-known, I generally get
3 The tougher
through. Of course, if you’re inexperienced, it’s
4 as talented as
harder. Not only might you have to do a bit of
research on the internet to find out which publicist to 5 lot more popular than
call, but you might just find you’re put on hold or told 6 further than
that so-and-so is out of town. If they don’t know who 3
you are, they don’t always want to talk. 1 getting
Presenter That must be frustrating. 2 go
Janice Well, it is, but it doesn’t mean you 3 Riding
shouldn’t try. There’s always a chance, even if you 4 complain
work for a small radio station or local paper. An actor 5 to play
who has just finished filming, for example, is keen to 6 come
be interviewed because they need all the publicity 7 jump
they can get, so their publicist will be desperately 8 to give
trying to arrange as many things as possible. It’s a
good idea to find out which celebrities have recently
done something they want to publicise. Just don’t try Vocabulary
getting in touch with them when they’re on holiday. 4
Presenter Sounds like good advice. 1 e
Janice Well, the best advice is to be persistent 2 c
and polite with a publicist, and clear about why you 3 f
want an interview with one of their clients. It’s their 4 a
job to make sure you aren’t going to ask any 5 b
awkward questions. So, they’ll really interrogate you
5
to find out what you aim to ask, and you may have to
1 over the moon
just smile and say thanks if they refuse.
2 down in the dumps
Presenter OK. So, to get that interview, you need to
3 blow his top
be good at answering questions.
4 on edge
Janice I guess so. 5 in two minds
Presenter Well, thanks Janice.
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3 A
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4 B 1 wave
5 F 2 deter
3 cut
4 commit
5 petty
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