Reading, listening and pronunciation (40 marks)

G Reading (20 marks)

32 c (2)

33 b (2)

34 a (2)

35 b (2)

36 a (2)

37 c (2)

38 c (2)

39 a (2)

40 b (2)

41 a (2)

 

H Listening (10 marks)

42 C (2)

43 G (2)

44 E (2)

45 A (2)

46 B (2)

 

I Pronunciation (10 marks)

47 I haven’t got a job as a call centre manager. (2)

48 You don’t have to take it. (2)

49 We’ve never been to Moscow. (2)

50 She can’t telephone you. (2)

51 They were watching in the park. (2)

 

Unit 6

Science & Technology

 

Part A

Grammar and vocabulary (60 marks)

 

A (12 marks)

1 the happiest (2)

2 a lower (2)

3 the saddest (2)

4 the most content (2)

5 more cheerful (2)

6 happier than (2)

 

B (8 marks)

7 as (2)

8 a bit more (2)

9 less (2)

10 much (2)

 

C (8 marks)

11 She shut down her computer. / She shut her computer down. (2)

12 I forgot to back up my files. / I forgot to back my files up. (2)

13 Write it down before you forget. / Before you forget write it down. (2)

14 Look them up in the book. (2)

D (8 marks)

15 memory stick (2)

16 text message (2)

17 headphones (2)

18 laptop (2)

 

E (8 marks)

19 relationships. (2)

20 Friendship (2)

21 kindness (2)

22 silence (2)

 

F (8 marks)

23 turn (2)

24 plug (2)

25 type (2)

26 print (2)

 

G (8 marks)

27 So have I. (2)

28 Neither can I. (2)

29 I have. (2)

30 Me too. (2)

 

Part B

Reading, listening and pronunciation (40 marks)

 

H Reading (20 marks)

 

31 c (2)

32 b (2)

33 b (2)

34 c (2)

35 b (2)

36 c (2)

37 a (2)

38 b (2)

39 a (2)

40 a (2)

I Listening (10 marks)

41 Which speakers generally feel positively about technology? A, B & D (2)

42 Which speakers use the internet for work? A, B & C (2)

43 Which speakers mention people other than themselves? A, B & D (2)

44 Which speakers are concerned with visual images? B & D (2)

45 Which speaker uses the internet most, and which least? B & D (2)

 

J Pronunciation (10 marks)

 

46 set up y our own comp a ny (2)

47 …make th e stuff a nd sell it online (2)

48 I’m out o f the office f ora day (2)

49 It’s wond er ful what they c a n do (2)

50 It’s got a bout a hundr e d photos (2)

 

Unit 7

Time & Money

 

Part A

Grammar and vocabulary (60 marks)

 

A (10 marks)

1 since (1)

2 at (1)

3 for (1)

4 yet (1)

5 at (1)

6 on (1)

7 in (1)

8 in (1)

9 already (1)

10 for (1)

 

B (8 marks)

11 since (2)

12 for (2)

13 since (2)

14 for (2)

 

C (8 marks)

15 Have you been to the bank yet?

16 Susan has already done the shopping today.

17 Have you found your wallet yet?

18 He’s already wasted a lot of time on this project.

 

D (8 marks)

19 Time flies when you’re having fun. (2)

20 Time waits for no man. (2)

21 So many things, so little time. (2)

22 Life is short and time is swift. (2)

 

E (8 marks)

23 lend (2)

24 borrow (2)

25 charge (2)

26 spend (2)

 

F (10 marks)

(in any order)

27 cash a cheque (2)

28 take out a loan (2)

29 earn a salary (2)

30 pay a bill (2)

31 have change for a euro (2)

 

G (8 marks)

32 b (2)

33 a (2)

34 a (2)

35 b (2)

 

Part B

Reading, listening and pronunciation (40 marks)

 

H Reading (20 marks)

36 Lottery origins (2)

37 Earliest lotteries (2)

38 A lottery revolution (2)

39 Instant money (2)

 

40 b (2)

41 a (2)

42 c (2)

43 a (2)

44 b (2)

45 c (2)

 

I Listening (14 marks)

46 c (2)

47 b (2)

48 a (2)

49 c (2)

50 b (2)

51 b (2)

52 c (2)

 

J Pronunciation (6 marks)

53 outside, mobile, why, child (2)

54 email, player, waste, break (2)

55 London, come, government, month (2)

 

Unit 8

Home & Away

Part A

Grammar and vocabulary (60 marks)

 

A (10 marks)

 

1 was designed (2)

2 were held (2)

3 was opened (2)

4 is located (2)

5 was destroyed (2)

 

B (16 marks)

 

7 g (2)

8 h (2)

9 f (2)

10 c (2)

11 i (2)

12 b (2)

13 j (2)

14 e (2)

 

C (10 marks)

15 I’ll pay (2)

16 will (2)

17 could (2)

18 would (2)

19 don’t leave (2)

 

D (8 marks)

20 hamster (2)

21 rabbit (2)

22 spiders (2)

23 budgie (2)

 

E (8 marks)

24 about, in (2)

25 of, off (2)

26 in, up (2)

27 of, through (2)

 

F (8 marks)

28 put you through (2)

29 This is Olga / Speaking (2)

30 I take a message (2)

31 calling about (2)

 

Part B

Reading, listening and pronunciation (40 marks)

G Reading (20 marks)

 

32 1 & 2 (2)

33 2 & 3 (2)

34 5 (2)

35 2, 4 & 5 (2)

36 3, 4 & 5 (2)

37 2 (2)

38 3 & 5 (2)

39 5 (2)

 

40 b (2)

41 c (2)

H Listening (14 marks)

 

42 F (2)

43 F (2)

44 F (2)

45 T (2)

46 D (2)

47 T (2)

48 D (2)

 

I Pronunciation (6 marks)

 

home √ honest happy √

heart √ hour hat √

heir health √ hard-drive √

 

Unit 9

Health & Fitness

Part A

Grammar and vocabulary (60 marks)

 

A (10 marks)

 

The swine flu virus is new, so no one must have immunity to it

and everyone should be at risk of catching it. If you think you (1) could (2)

have swine flu, you shouldn’t check your symptoms on line. (2) should (2)

Then you will be told the nearest place to collect your anti-viral

drugs. You shouldn’t stay at home, and you can ask a friend or (3) should (2)

relative to pick up your medicine. Your flu friend must to show (4) must (2)

their ID and yours. If you suddenly get much worse, you could (5) should/must (2)

contact your doctor.

 

B (14 marks)

6 had sailed (solo) (2)

7 had sailed (solo) across (2)

8 had become (2)

9 had videoed (2)

10 had (only) slept (2)

11 had sailed (solo) round the world (2)

12 had retired (2)

C (12 marks)

13 He said (that) he had a terrible headache. (2)

14 She said (that) she thought she had a cold because she was always sneezing. (2)

15 He said (that) he was looking for some tablets. (2)

16 I said (that) I thought I’d broken my leg. (2)

17 He said (that) she had had to leave early. (2)

18 She said (that) she felt sick and that her back hurt. (2)

 

D (8 marks)

 

19 go (2)

20 do (2)

21 play (2)

22 go (2)

 

E (8 marks)

23 told (2)

24 said (2)

25 asked (2)

26 telling (2)

 

F (8 marks)

27 go for (2)

28 have (2)

29 visit (2)

30 taking (2)

 

Part B