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Reading and Use of English Part 1:1 3 A sports person who / that I admire is (Student’s
own answers)
1a 1 on 2 in 3 by 4 into
4 (Student’s own answers) is a country which /
5 about 6 with 7 to 8 at
that / where I would like to visit.
1b 1 keen on 4 addicted to
2 brilliant at 5 got into Reading and Use of English Part 2:2
3 excited about
1 1 As long as 5 Despite
2 1 spectators 2 part 3 took 2 Although 6 owing to
4 exhibition 5 giving 6 moving 3 as well as 7 therefore
7 plots 8 sociable 4 in order to 8 Whereas

3 1 C 2 A 3 D 4 B 2 1 which 2 with
5 C 6 A 7 C 8 B 3 Although / Though / While / Whilst
4 what 5 any 6 take 7 such 8 be

Reading and Use of English Part 1:2 3a 1 make 2 apply 3 study 4 pass
5 obtain 6 go into 7 set 8 make
1 1 among 2 around 3 beneath
4 back 5 along 6 beyond 3b 1 took / sat / did 3 taken / enrolled on / done
7 through 8 within 2 hand in / do 4 attend; leave

2 1 travel 2 outlook 3 embarked

Reading and Use of English Part 2:3
4 luggage 5 fee 6 cabin
7 voyage 8 programmed 1a 1 myself 2 mine 3 My 4 me

3 Student’s own answers. 1b 1 our 2 each 3 ours 4 themselves

4 1 B 2 C 3 A 4 D 2 1 without 5 for
5 C 6 B 7 D 8 A 2 though / if / when 6 no / little
3 because 7 who
4 another 8 same
Reading and Use of English Part 1:3
3a 1 gets on with 5 broke up
1 1 go 2 take 3 keeping 4 plays
2 get together 6 count on
5 hit 6 do 7 beat 8 develop
3 bring up 7 fell out
2a 1 playing 2 doing 3 to take up 4 take after 8 look up to
4 going 5 to win 6 to join
3b 1 get on with 4 fallen out
7 entering 8 to lose
2 take after 5 look up to
2b Students’ own answers. 3 get together

3 1 B 2 A 3 D 4 B Get it right!
5 C 6 B 7 A 8 D Some of my other friends phoned and wrote to me.
We didn’t use to have our own toys – we used to share
Get it right!
them with each other.
When I was at primary school, I enjoyed playing
basketball.
Reading and Use of English Part 3:1
1 1 successful 5 logical
Reading and Use of English Part 2:1
2 challenging 6 accessible
1 1 an 2 every 3 all 4 Those 3 scientific 7 convinced
5 few 6 much 7 the 8 that 4 predictable 8 mysterious
2 1 least 2 get / become 3 of 2 1 strengthen 5 effective
4 is 5 to 6 out 2 proof 6 productive
7 neither 8 Whatever 3 impressive 7 accuracy
4 safety 8 succeed
3a 1 c 2 b 3 c 4 a
5 c 6 b 7 a 8 b 3 1 sensitive 5 possibility
2 investigations 6 comfortable
3b 1 There aren’t many days when I don’t (Student’s
3 significant 7 dependent
own answers)
4 considerably 8 unrealistic
2 By the time I was ten, there weren’t many (Student’s
own answers) which / that I hadn’t tried. 4 Students’ own answers.

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 Reading and Use of English Part 3:2 Reading and Use of English Part 4:1
1 1 reaction 5 government 1 1 g 2 f 3 e 4 a
2 similarity 6 preference 5 d 6 c 7 h 8 b
3 feeling 7 tiredness
2 1 more; than 5 as fluently / well
4 knowledge 8 performance
2 as much 6 less carefully
2 1 fashionable 5 energetic 3 fewer 7 as many
2 pleasure 6 Increasingly 4 less 8 comparison
3 admission 7 impolite
3 1 Nobody gave a reason for the delay to the flight.
4 beneficial 8 consumption
2 This year’s holiday by the sea wasn’t / was not
3a 1 argument 5 publication as exciting as last year’s skiing holiday.
2 imagination 6 comparison 3 Maria says there’s / there is no / little point
3 intention 7 description (in) visiting the museum because it’s not very
4 analysis 8 preference interesting.
4 Everyone is looking forward to our trip to China
3b 1 consider 5 arrange
next month.
2 appear 6 behave
5 When I was in Sweden, I was able to pick up
3 time 7 survive
some Swedish.
4 confuse 8 respond
6 The architecture here reminds me of the buildings
in Amsterdam.
Reading and Use of English Part 3:3
1 1 inaccurate 5 disappearance Reading and Use of English Part 4:2
2 disapprove 6 impractical
1 1 John promised his sister he would meet her at
3 inadequate 7 misbehaved
seven.
4 unaffected 8 discouraged
2 The manager said to Lucas that he had arrived late
2 1 illegal 5 irresponsible to work twice that week.
2 dissatisfied 6 dissimilar 3 Rachel told her friend that she was going on a
3 irreversible 7 irreplaceable business trip to Japan.
4 immature 8 illegible 4 Gerorge told Jessica that if they left now, they
wouldn’t be late.
3 1 depth 5 unforgettable
5 Micah told his brother that they would have to tidy
2 unusual 6 accessible
up the house.
3 endangered 7 inhabitants
6 At the job interview, the man said he had a lot of
4 establishment 8 Surprisingly
work experience.
4 dis- disapprove ir- irreversible 2 1 If Leila goes to bed early, it makes a (big)
discourage irresponsible difference to how she feels the next morning.
dissimilar irreplaceable 2 Max was still late for work in spite of the fact
dissatisfied (that) he took the early bus.
il- illegal mis- misbehave 3 Last year I decided to give up eating / having
illegible fast food for lunch.
im- impractical un- unaffected 4 Melanie goes jogging as well as answering her
immature unusual important emails before breakfast.
unforgettable 5 I must get my television fixed / repaired /
mended as soon as possible.
in- inaccurate
6 Clara says it’s / it is unusual for her to go out at
inadequate
the weekend.
inhabitable
3a 1 where his keys were
Get it right! 2 she was going to the party
Nowadays, zoos are considered by many people to be 3 he had been to the new department store
useless and cruel. 4 he would be late home on Tuesday

3b 1 Are you willing to work on Saturday?

2 Can you do the shopping on your way home?
3 Do you want to play football in the garden?
4 How long have you been off work?

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 Reading and Use of English Part 4:3 6 If only most employers gave / would give
employees eight week’s holiday a year!
1 1 The heavy snow led to some schools closing for
a couple of days. Get it right!
2 Steve doesn’t pay (much) attention to the I wish you had been there; it was fantastic!
weather forecast.
3 John regrets not taking an umbrella to work this
Reading and Use of English Part 6:1
morning.
4 Donna said that with the exception of Friday, 1 1 E 2 G 3 D
every day last week had been really hot. 4 C 5 A 6 F
5 We’ve never had weather as bad as this in July. 2 1 should 5 should not
6 The heat / temperature / hot weather must 2 may 6 should
have been unbearable where you were staying. 3 do not have to 7 can
2 1 put off 5 set off 4 must not 8 do not have to
2 making out 6 turned out
3 put up with 7 get away Reading and Use of English Part 6:2
4 keep up with 8 soaking up
1 1 E 2 A 3 D
3 1 go 6 is 4 G 5 B 6 C
2 had taken / ’d taken 7 would miss
2 1 walking 5 stage
3 will get 8 won’t be able / will not
2 fitness 6 beat
4 spent be able
3 give in 7 catch up
5 would have been
4 pace 8 marathon
Get it right!
3 1 must 2 let 3 should 4 mind
She asked herself what would have happened if she
5 better 6 could 7 Would 8 Could
hadn’t caught that bus.

Reading and Use of English Part 6:3

Reading and Use of English Part 5:1
1 1 E 2 G 3 D
1 1 C 2 B 3 C
4 A 5 B 6 F
4 C 5 A 6 D
2 1 educational 5 argument
2 1 search engine 5 high-tech
2 evidence 6 scientifically
2 instant messaging 6 interactive games
3 researchers 7 valuable
3 hard drive 7 Virtual reality
4 institution 8 cultural
4 back up 8 social media
3 1 must 5 needs
2 would 6 can
Reading and Use of English Part 5:2
3 needn’t 7 should
1 1 B 2 C 3 B 4 can 8 shan’t
4 B 5 A 6 D
Get it right!
2 1 going to have 5 will have equipped You are doing well in your studies in science and maths
2 continues 6 will be measuring and you could become a doctor one day.
3 will be 7 will even be able to
4 will be communicating
Reading and Use of English Part 7:1
1 1 are told / have been told
Reading and Use of English Part 5:3
2 were stopped
1 1 D 2 A 3 A 3 was fought
4 C 5 A 6 D 4 was banned
2 1 I hope to get / hope I will get a promotion this year. 5 were locked
2 If only Josh hadn’t been late so many times, he 6 were allowed
might not / wouldn’t have lost his job. 7 was introduced
3 Kathy wishes she were / was a doctor. 8 has been attended
4 I hope Mark doesn’t go to work abroad. 2 1 D 2 A 3 C 4 B 5 A
5 Everyone wishes (that) Leo Patten were the new 6 C 7 B 8 A 9 C 10 D
boss (not / instead of Nick) / Everyone wishes
(that) the new boss was / were Leo Patten.

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