workbook answer key - attitude 5

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Continued from Exercise 2 on page 7 Interviewer Well, when I prepare for a iob interview, I make a lisl of questions I may be asked. Radley Uh huh, Interviewer Then I make not es. and 10 help me remember my answers, I soy them aut loud ... li ke I'm in the interview. Thol really helps me . Radley Yeah ... yeah, thol's a good example of -recilalion .- Yes, a helpful example. Now for the third technique. This one's called "grouping" or 'categorizing" information. You con learn and remember better if you can group ideas inlo some sort of meaningful category. So, uh . if you're learning a new language. irs much better to organize new words into categories like . uh . .. like all the words to do with a house go into one group. Then you hove sub groups . Interviewer ... so the subgroups for "house" could be kitchen, bedroom, etc.? Radley Exactly ... exactly right. Okay, that's organi zing ideas. Have you heard of mnemonics? Interviewer "Nim"-what? Radley Mnemoni cs .. you use a sentence, or a word or moybe a short poem to help you remember something . Interviewer Can you give our listeners on example, please? Radley Sure . Okay. so. uh ... a simple example. My daughter could never spell the word "climb: She always spelled it c- I-i-m. She forgot the -b.- So we had a mnemonic to help her remember. It was a sentence: -Climbing ladders in my bedroom : Now toke the first letter in every word . Climbing - C -ladders - l- in -1- my - M - bedroom - B. C-I-i-m-b climb! That helped my daughter spell the word, and she has never ever hod 0 problem with it sin ce! Interviewer All right ! Radley 11 works. Okay. my lost technique is something cal l ed mental visualization. Ninety percent of the human brain's sensory input is visua l. Just imagine that .. ninety percent! So most of us remember what we see much, much better than what we hear or read. So this mental visualization is a powerful memory principle. Make a mental picture of what needs to be remembered . Interviewer Do you include drawings in this? Radley Absolutely! Making a picture of the new information will help you to remember it much better. Take, for example, speakers. Almost all speakers use graphs, charts, and pictures when they present information to people. Interviewer Oh. right. Irs li ke that old saying: "A picture is worth Radley - .. a thousand wards: Interviewer Yeah, thaI's it . .. -0 picture is worth a thousand words: We ll, Doctor . Thank you so much for. - - - - - - - !.- - - L-__________________________ - - Workbook Answer Key Unit 1 Lesson 1 Exercise 4 Exercise 5 Exercise 3 l a. 28, 3b, 4b, Sa, Sa, 7a, ab, 9a, lOa 1 True, 2 False, 3 T rue , 4 False, 5 1 The, 2 -, 3 the, 4 the, 5 -, Exercise 1 Exercise 5 True, 6 False, 7 T rue, 8 Not mentioned 6 the, 7 the, 8 the, 9 -,10 the 1 runaztg. 2 i'lterestng. 3 seiectM!, 1 to be, 2 to get, 3 to take, 4 womg , Exercise 6 Exercise 4 4 rTlI3f1'()rie$, 5 Experts, 6 mnesses, 5 to get, 6 kroM:lg , 7 to 1m, 8 to fhiri( 1i , 2f , 3h , 4k, Sd, 6i, 7a, 8c, 9b, 109, Ii, 2c, 31, 41, Sb, 6e, 7h, Sa, 9d, 109 7 recall, a forgott en, 9 Tectniques, '" 10 '""""" Exercise 6 Exercise 5 - Exercise 2 Speaker 1 c, 1 False. 2 T rue: Unit 2 Lesson 1 1 March, 2 aller, 3 palm, 4 "bOOy'" . Speaker 2 e, 3 4 True; 5 day, 6 1.K"derstood. 7 bent. 6 ea1h. 1 b, 2a, la, 4a, Sa, 6b, 7b, ab, 9b, Speaker 3 b. 5 T rue. 6 False; 9 everW";;l. 10 t8l"1 lOb, lI b, 12a Speaker 4 d. 7 T rue. 8 False; Exercise 1 Exercise 3 Speaker 5 a, 9 False, 10 1 steal. 2 rrugged, 3 kKhwers, Exercise 6 1 feat, 2 meal, 3 selective, 4 teo:;\y"jqJe. 4 erina, 5 hijacIIers, 6 rdbery, 1 JLne, 2 before, 3 badI. 4 0ctf"', Unit 1 Lesson 3 7 rntderer, 8 t:x.xg:ar, 9 boted, 5 aftemro1, 6 knev.r, 7 knelt, 6 (1tU'd, 5 recite. 6 derTcristrate, 7 long-term, 10 bIackmaiIIo;;I 9 day, 6 field. 9 i1terfere, 10 aids - Exercise 4 Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Unit 2 Lesson 3 1 False, 2 Not ment ioned, 3 True, 1 terrifYog, 2 f earft.l, 3 t-o"ltll, 4 reief. Picture 0, Picture B, Picture F, 4 True, 5 True, 6 Not mootioned, 5 !}.M1 , 6 6'1furassed, 7 tenified, Picture A, Picture G Exercise 1 7 False, 8 True, 9 Not meptioned , 6 lea, 9 arOOous, 10 tenified Exercise 3 10 True. 11 True. l 2FaIse Exercise 2 1 sperl t, 2 waiting, 3 a ttaclo;i"g, 4 4 5 IeOOf:t Exercise 5 1 ki"d 01, 2 aro.nl, 3 a 01, 4 IX armed . 5 ;urped, 6 haWlg, 7 t h:ujlt, 7 8 QQice, 9 synojcate 1 get, 2 maile, 3 repeat . 4 go ttrouj"I. sometnrg, 5 stull ike that, 6 8 IettJ"og. 9 waiting, 10 arrested Exercise 2 5 pick OJ\, 6 ctn<;. 7 pictln!, 8 gee! watdlamacaMs. 7 and all that Exercise 4 1 i1f a-nous, 2 leader, 3 runored , .... - Exercise 3 1 Readi1g, 1\cq)ert1g; 2 were 4 poIce, 5 6 iocrecilIe . Unit 1 Lesso n 2 1 I feet sort of tred . 2 Gall hcM3 ooe 01 watctWlg , raaized; 3 errtered, 4 7 Cfg<riled , 6 iro:"ner<tlIe, th::6e watct"lamacatt s? 3 We had a 5 ao:trifO;l , 6 saN, 7 O;::n;;l, 8 taIIi"g, 9 syrIl)torns, 10 aggession Exercise 1 CQI...PIe 01 cJn<s i1 the bar. 4 He rrust ITVYd; 9 ClooW"g, 10 to do Exercise 3 11, 2h , 3d, 4a, Sj, 6c, 7i, Sg. 9b, l Oe be <>'OlI1d the sane heicj1t as )00. 5 Exercise 5 1 rotorious, 2 3 I crnous, We did the LtSU8I tooist t hirqs lie Exercise 2 visiting t.m:xJs sites and all that. 61 'm l B, 2C, 3D, 40, SA, SA. 7A, SA. 9(:, 4 Massacre, 5 i'lfa-nous, 6 rruder 1 nap, 2 ilsornria, 3 00:msi. 'YXr'f I'm ki"d 01 late. 7 He Ide! us he 0; l OB. C Exercise 4 4 ClYOOliept, 5 i<jlt sIeep€r". 6 eartv bro , was a rnec:flarj; IX somethi1g Ike that. Unit 2 Lesson 2 1 False, 2 T rue, 3 true. 4 Not 7 refreshed, 8 awake, snorOO 6 Gal)OO rjve me that thO;jf? 9 I'm mentioned. 5 Not mentioned. 6 T rue. - ' .... Exercise 3 su:e we were I"1"IEmt to meet arcuJd 7 False. a True, 9 T rue, 10 Not here. 10 I thirfI )00 rr»g1t be B;;lt . Exercise 1 '""""" 1 alarm. 2 awake. 3 r!Xr:INst. 1 The, the; 2 -. 3 the, -: 4 the, 5 the.-: 4 i'lSo:rria, 5 monotoro..tS, 6 nap, Exercise 4 6 -, 7 the, a The, 9 -, 10 - Exercise 5 7 owl , 8 pillow, 9 refreshed, 10 snore 1 2 cats. 3 spdeI's, 1 C,2 A,3B,4B,C;5A, 4 butterfly. 5 stars, 6 wat er, 7 COCO'"lJI, Exercise 2 6B,7A,8A,C:9B '''' A.S, B,A, B, B -Iooy

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Page 1: Workbook Answer Key - Attitude 5

2''-------------------------------------------------------------~~ Continued from Exercise 2 on page 7 ~ Interviewer Well, when I prepare for a iob interview, I make a lisl of questions I may be asked. Radley Uh huh, Interviewer Then I make notes. and 10 help me remember my answers, I soy them aut loud ... like I'm in the interview. Thol really helps me. Radley Yeah ... yeah, thol's a good example of -recilalion.- Yes, a helpful example. Now for the third technique. This one's called "grouping" or 'categorizing" information. You con learn and remember better if you can group ideas inlo some sort of meaningful category. So, uh . if you're learning a new language. irs much better to organize new words into categories like . uh ... like all the words to do with a house go into one group. Then you hove sub groups . Interviewer ... so the subgroups for "house" could be kitchen, bedroom, etc.? Radley Exactly ... exactly right. Okay, that's organizing ideas. Have you heard of mnemonics? Interviewer "Nim" -what?

Radley Mnemonics .. you use a sentence, or a word or moybe a short poem to help you remember something . Interviewer Can you give our listeners on example, please? Radley Sure. Okay. so. uh ... a simple example. My daughter

could never spell the word "climb: She always spelled it c-I-i-m. She forgot the -b.- So we had a mnemonic to help her remember. It was a sentence: -Climbing ladders in my bedroom: Now toke the first letter in every word . Climbing ­C -ladders - l- in -1- my - M - bedroom - B. C-I-i-m-b climb! That helped my daughter spell the word, and she has never ever hod 0 problem with it since!

Interviewer All right! Radley 11 works. Okay. my lost technique is something cal led mental visualization. Ninety percent of the human brain's sensory input is visual. Just imagine that .. ninety percent! So most of us remember what we see much, much better than what we hear or read. So this mental visualization is a powerful memory principle. Make a mental picture of what needs to be remembered . Interviewer Do you include drawings in this?

Radley Absolutely! Making a picture of the new information will help you to remember it much better. Take, for example, speakers. Almost all speakers use graphs, charts, and pictures when they present information to people. Interviewer Oh. right. Irs like that old saying: "A picture is worth

Radley - .. a thousand wards: Interviewer Yeah, thaI's it ... -0 picture is worth a thousand words: Well, Doctor. Thank you so much for.

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L-__________________________ ~------------------------~~ --~

Workbook Answer Key Unit 1 Lesson 1 Exercise 4 Exercise 5 Exercise 3

l a. 28, 3b, 4b, Sa, Sa, 7a, ab, 9a, lOa 1 True, 2 False, 3 True, 4 False, 5 1 The, 2 -, 3 the, 4 the, 5 -, Exercise 1 Exercise 5 True, 6 False, 7 True, 8 Not mentioned 6 the, 7 the, 8 the, 9 -,10 the

1 runaztg. 2 i'lterestng. 3 seiectM!, 1 to be, 2 to get, 3 to take, 4 womg, Exercise 6 Exercise 4 4 rTlI3f1'()rie$, 5 Experts, 6 mnesses, 5 to get, 6 kroM:lg, 7 to 1m, 8 to fhiri( 1i, 2f, 3h, 4k, Sd, 6i, 7a, 8c, 9b, 109, Ii, 2c, 31, 41, Sb, 6e, 7h, Sa, 9d, 109 7 recall, a forgotten, 9 Tectniques,

'" 10 '""""" Exercise 6 Exercise 5 -

Exercise 2 Speaker 1 c, 1 False. 2 True: Unit 2 Lesson 1 1 March, 2 aller, 3 palm, 4 "bOOy'" . Speaker 2 e, 3 F~, 4 True; 5 day, 6 1.K"derstood. 7 bent. 6 ea1h.

1 b, 2a, la, 4a, Sa, 6b, 7b, ab, 9b, Speaker 3 b. 5 True. 6 False; 9 everW";;l. 10 t8l"1 lOb, lI b, 12a Speaker 4 d. 7 True. 8 False; Exercise 1

Exercise 3 Speaker 5 a, 9 False, 1 0 F~ 1 steal. 2 rrugged, 3 kKhwers, Exercise 6

1 feat, 2 meal, 3 selective, 4 teo:;\y"jqJe. 4 erina, 5 hijacIIers, 6 rdbery, 1 JLne, 2 before, 3 badI. 4 0ctf"',

Unit 1 Lesson 3 7 rntderer, 8 t:x.xg:ar, 9 boted, 5 aftemro1, 6 knev.r, 7 knelt, 6 (1tU'd, 5 recite. 6 derTcristrate, 7 long-term, 10 bIackmaiIIo;;I 9 day, 10~ 6 field. 9 i1terfere, 10 aids

-Exercise 4

Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Unit 2 Lesson 3

1 False, 2 Not mentioned, 3 True, 1 terrifYog, 2 fearft.l, 3 t-o"ltll, 4 reief. Picture 0, Picture B, Picture F,

4 True, 5 True, 6 Not mootioned, 5 !}.M1, 6 6'1furassed, 7 tenified, Picture A, Picture G Exercise 1

7 False, 8 True, 9 Not meptioned, 6 lea, 9 arOOous, 10 tenified Exercise 3 1~ 2~,3~,

10 True. 11 True. l 2FaIse Exercise 2 1 sperlt, 2 waiting, 3 attaclo;i"g, 4 4 ~ed, 5 IeOOf:t 6~, Exercise 5 1 ki"d 01, 2 aro.nl, 3 a ~ 01, 4 IX armed. 5 ;urped, 6 haWlg, 7 th:ujlt, 7 i1~, 8 QQice, 9 synojcate

1 get, 2 maile, 3 repeat . 4 go ttrouj"I. sometnrg, 5 stull ike that, 6 8 IettJ"og. 9 waiting, 10 arrested Exercise 2

5 pick OJ\, 6 ctn<;. 7 pictln!, 8 gee! watdlamacaMs. 7 and all that Exercise 4 1 i1fa-nous, 2 leader, 3 runored,

.... -~

Exercise 3 1 Readi1g, 1\cq)ert1g; 2 were 4 poIce, 5 ~t , 6 iocrecilIe.

Unit 1 Lesson 2 1 I feet sort of tred. 2 Gall hcM3 ooe 01 watctWlg, raaized; 3 errtered, 4 ~, 7 Cfg<riled, 6 iro:"ner<tlIe, th::6e watct"lamacatts? 3 We had a 5 ao:trifO;l , 6 saN, 7 O;::n;;l, 8 taIIi"g, 9 syrIl)torns, 10 aggession

Exercise 1 CQI...PIe 01 cJn<s i1 the bar. 4 He rrust ITVYd; 9 ClooW"g, 10 to do Exercise 3 11, 2h, 3d, 4a, Sj, 6c, 7i, Sg. 9b, l Oe be <>'OlI1d the sane heicj1t as )00. 5 Exercise 5 1 rotorious, 2 st~h, 3 Icrnous, We did the LtSU8I tooist thirqs lie Exercise 2 visiting t.m:xJs sites and all that. 6 1'm l B, 2C, 3D, 40, SA, SA. 7A, SA. 9(:, 4 Massacre, 5 i'lfa-nous, 6 rruder

1 nap, 2 ilsornria, 3 00:msi. 'YXr'f I'm ki"d 01 late. 7 He Ide! us he 0; l OB. C Exercise 4 4 ClYOOliept, 5 i<jlt sIeep€r". 6 eartv bro, was a rnec:flarj; IX somethi1g Ike that.

Unit 2 Lesson 2 1 False, 2 True, 3 true. 4 Not 7 refreshed, 8 awake, snorOO 6 Gal)OO rjve me that thO;jf? 9 I'm mentioned. 5 Not mentioned. 6 True.

-' ....

Exercise 3 su:e we were I"1"IEmt to meet arcuJd 7 False. a True, 9 True, 10 Not here. 10 I thirfI )00 rr»g1t be B;;lt. Exercise 1

'""""" 1 alarm. 2 awake. 3 r!Xr:INst. 1 The, the; 2 -. 3 the, -: 4 the, 5 the.- : 4 i'lSo:rria, 5 monotoro..tS, 6 nap, Exercise 4 6 -, 7 the, a The, 9 -, 10 - Exercise 5 7 owl, 8 pillow, 9 refreshed, 10 snore 1 ~tCfS, 2 cats. 3 spdeI's, 1 C,2 A,3B,4B,C;5A,

4 butterfly. 5 stars, 6 water, 7 COCO'"lJI, Exercise 2 6 B,7A,8A,C:9B

'''' A.S, B,A, B, B

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Page 2: Workbook Answer Key - Attitude 5

... Workbook Answer Key =-1 Exercise 6 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Unit 5 Lesson 2

Across: 2 deal, 5 rob, 6 9'a, 8 ~ 1 hac! lost, 2 oo..gn. 3 had be9l 1 clllllr. 2 ~, 3 v.tuck. 4 v.tizz. 9 hero. 10 rt'I..9. 12 i00i, 13 n:1iMI"I8 0Mlg. I:rt*e <bM1; 4 !edt. reaized; 5 spWde, 6 v.tizz. 7 ....tist1e, 8 drk, Exercise 1

=-l Down: 1 I:ri:le. 3 feInomB. 4 case, S were, 1Png. was ~ 6 had 9 spktter, , 0 tattle Line 1 a, Line 2 to, Line 3 cd!. Line 7 11'r8a1, 11 gan seen, 7 lost, 8 was ~ saw. 9 tdd, Exercise 4 4 ...... Line 5 is, Line 6 01, Line 7 is,

was~; 10 WBI'8 sitthg. tQWCI Une 8 WEI, Una 9 10, line 10 that Unit 3 Lesson 1 Exercise 3

1 a:cter, 2 \\tIeez8, 3 ~, 4 v.tack, 5 litter, 6 ....nstIed, 7 ci1<ed, Exercise 2

.... 1. Exercise 1 1. 3, 5, 6, 7 8 spay, 9 v.tizzed. 10 sPBsmg Causes: Ii"a'lc:a ~ heaIh,

1 'Mlen., n::tr1 waked no, 2 1.1'd Exercise 4 Exercise 5 ,8atiaiSlip>, vocatms; So:iJOOns:

the n:m caI9d cut 'WfJt::.t:xrte", 3 ian Speaker 1 d, Speaker 2 b, Speaker 1 as k:Jr(j as. 2 !.Iiass, 3 eYen f. 4 crii IlEi"I;I ag<rized. ~ I<N"g lire

the capIains OiflstYlg bOatS, 4 v.flh 3 e. Speaker 4 a. Speaker 5 c l, 5 nth:! 8Y!1'1t. 6 pn:M:irg that, cil, tab'g aIXU \tiYJS; Reactions:

~ a"'iCIIIW tm1, 5 w.na..c tis ~, 7 PIWded. 8 lXEss, 9 on the Ilti'g yo.r frgernais. ct'rn"g ak:c:td,

6 v.ti:tI parts WBI'8~. 7 by Exercise 5

oon:iOOn that, 10 tv. big as ooti'g, geni'I;j ~, I'd sIee{i'lg

h9api1g the 8EWth n:o k:lw rro..rds. Speaker 1 d, Speaker 2 b, Speaker Exercise 6 Exercise 3

3 a. Speaker 4 C, Speaker 5 e

~ 8 the cIeca)-Y1g fish fertized !he am. 1, 2, 5, 7, 8 ' False. 2 False, 3 True, 4 ~ 9 wiIh enot.o,11lOod 10 Slae, ' 0 EII'(llJ'jl Exercise 6 f'I"IIlI'IIio' , 5 True, 6 False. 7 True, food 10 keep !hem am [)ew Sl"hJOO<rn,

Unit 4 Lesson 3 8 False. 9 True, 10 Nct mentioned

Exercise 2 I am .....rni'g to ~ about a recent Exercise 4

~ Speaker 1 ~,p.xnpkil pie: vocatm I ted<. with yo.x ~. Exercise 1 l B. 20, 3C. 4E, 5A, 6B, 7A 80, 9E, I booked iV1 ~·irdJsMl vocatm Speaker 2 IJa1Er1ti:le's Day, c:hclc::tiaIe;

pad!age /rom Malth 21st lor two 1 ilfatuated, 2 crush, 3 lei, 4 foncI. lOB Speaker 3 HabYeen, a:n::ty: -. 5 !ascIlated, 6 deM:l\ed, 7 heM ~ Exercise 5 Speaker 4 i 'depeI 0:. ce Day,

To begil v-mn, the ftio;jlt wa'l ~ by hEBs, 8 ca-e. 9 1'oO'SIips, 10 IaIen 1 !req..alt!y, 2~, 3 IatElf, 4 himy",

~ 1"Ian"IWgers; Speaker 5 t.Wti"I LuthEr Krg Day, I'XlII'T"I9f"Itb"ej

m:re tim 241u.xs. Exercise 2 5 suspi(:::O.dy, 6 extrEmety, 7 SEtbTI. [).xhg tNt liTle, t tal to ~ ., the Speaker1 5,2, 7,3,8.6. t,4 a (Jite, 9 a:mItIy, 10 t::Edt

Exercise 3 ait:ot w8ti1g b..nge £h::e n::bXIy tctl Speaker 2 5, 3. 6. 7. 8, 4. 2, 1 -.' 1 Yes, 2 No, 3 Yes, 4 Yes. 5 No, 6 Yes. me v.tlat was ~ Exercise 6

7 No, 8 Yes Then. when I aTh<ed at cu vacatm Exercise 3 2, 4,5, 6,9

"" desIilatDl, I fotn:j ttllI the hotel tal 1 N, 2 N. 3 lsi, 4 lsi, Exercise 4 -- 5N. 6 lsi, 7 N, 8 1s1 Unit 5 Lesson 3 -., 1 was ~ 2 is oeIet:raIecI. As the 0It'EI' \)JeSts had ctoedced 11, I Exercise 4 3 lie eaten. 4 v.ere 5aYed, 5 MI ~ was bad to ~ to a ciIIErEfII tdeI. Speaker 1 d, t Speaker 2 e, I;

Exercise 1

'"'" 6 IDs been cektrated. 7 be AiISCUI!d. NeetIess 10 saj, Ihe new hotel wa'lrol 1 mc:og"ize, 2 exress, 3 pop,B, 8 b8udatesti"ated Speaker 3 b. h: Speaker 4 a. t 14110 the stnBd cj the first (HI.

Speaker5 c.g 4 IT'OJ8, 5 sIlcere, 6 associate,

~ Exercise 5 GiYEr1 the EM:I1ts descrbId. I 'M).jj hi 7 SErO.s. a~

1. 4,5, 6 a U refLn:j as (U vacatm was a geat Exercise 5 Exercise 2

~IIlII9lA. 1 57. 2 18, 3 5, 4 68. 5 731, 6 731, Exercise 6 I bj( bW<I"d to ra::eM'g '!OJ" resp::nse. 7 18, 237; 8 101.68: 9 237, 68: 10 57 1 rT'O'.'EmI'IlI, 2 ~

~ 1 I'BS been celebrated, 2 Mld.

Exercise 7 3 assoc:iatktI, 4 attactr"r'I9I:1,

3 cBebrated. 4 ren.med, 5 v.ere Exercise 6 5 ~ 6 sactess, 7 jXlpl.t:riIy,

h!:vYasted, 6 WElf1. 7 it, 8 trc:u;tl, 1 p1:e t"ikes, 2 r«e::I cII, 3 s..nstrcta, Across: 1 ViX'/, 3 gerder, 5 sip, ' ............ 9 sp-ead. l Ois caIed, 11 is celetYated, 4 pI;iqx:Jckets, 5 txJd p::js(ri1g, 7 1JlWlI, 8 appntus, 10 rotim. Exercise 3

~ 12 c:onti"u9::I 6 exd"a"ga rate, 7 b::aI curency, 11 risk. Down: 2 ~, 4~. 1 Yes, 2 No, 3 Yes, 4 Yes, 5 No, 6 No. 8ar~ 6 loo.ries, 9 ~

7 No, 8 Yes Unit 3 Lesson 2 Unit 4 Lesson 1 Unit 5 Lesson 1 Exercise 4

~ Exercise 1 1 False. 2 True. 3 F~, 4 False. 5 1 bo:t;Iet, 2 r99Ct1S, 3 ~e, 4 Exercise 1 Exercise 1 True, 6 False, 7 True, 8 True, 9 True,

~, 5 VIa, 6 to\J's, 7 pe:::kages, B 1 h, 2e, 30:::, 4j. Sg, Sb, 7i. Sd, 9a. l Of 1 pailUj, 2 hea-vit, 3 deep'J, 10 False

si!jrtseeilg, 9 festMlI. 10 cfmate Exercise 2 4 ~ 5 CCJl'1)IeteIy, 6 perfectty, Exercise 5

~ Exercise 2 1 rnaIo:i"g sacm::es, 2 '* 7 totat,o, BIi;IIti 1d, 2i, 3g, 4a, Sa, 6j,]b, 8h, 91, l Oe

1 /iii, 2 N, 3 N, 4 fti/, 5 1ti1, 6 N. ~, 3 dtf€renl Yiews, Exercise 2 Exercise 6 7 ft!JI, a N 4 fflcn::iaI issu3s, 5 extra rroney, 1 tooJt,o d"ai"IecI, 2 ~

1 anad\ 2 ~. 3 serbJs. 6 spend tina, 7 Ieaw t-cme, B etiBf ~,3~1, 41"irP1

~ Exercise 3 sctD::ns. 9 /a::::e fa::ts, 10 IOlJ!jl tinas 19COITI'T'I8I1ded. 5 tw.tj aiIicized. 4 express, 5 poptB, 6 medtate,

7~B ?, 9 ?, 1 0 ? 1 e, 2d, la, 4c, 5h. Sg, ]b, Sf exercise 3 6 ~ flOI"IMI. 7 pai"Mf ewag,

Exercise 4 1 Y«U:l II il. 2 tal 10 v.uII, 3 tm

, __ Unit 6 Lesson 1

~ 1 t<:uisI desti"Iatk:rI, 2 beectl resats, been ~, 4 had erlllJ!tI, 5 !itn.tI Exercise 3 3 vacaIicn p!ld\ages. 4 hotel chans. w<i, 6 w.:rrted. 7 she was g:i"g. 1 b, 2a. lb, 4a. Exercise 1 5 loa..ry ... 6 ~ IfIClI.f1Iails. 8 dctl't v.m. Y«U:l Sb, Sa. 7a. Sa 1 clmsy. 2 sI"'f. 3 <U. 7 ag<rized Icus, 8 rant SEI8S(Jl

Exercise 4 Exercise 4 4~,5 naqty.

~ Exan;ise 5 1 is goi'"g. 2 Y«U:l ~ 3 tds, 1 ., spq r;, 2 Neo.e1heIess. 3 so. 6 rebabJs, respectaIje; 7 toujl,

1 Not menOOned. 2 Fase, 3 TM, 4 4 sta1ed. 5 SIIdld. 6 got 4 'M1l9, 5 bEic:auge, 6 as wei, B SErO.s. 9 ctaislfl8OC. 10 i!}"aa"C

TM, 5 True, 6 False, 7 NoI menOOned. Exercise 5 7~, 8 atso. 9 bJ:, 1 0 Nd Exercise 2

8 FaIse, 9 TM. 10 False 1 A, 2 C, 3 A, 4 B, 5 C, 6 B, 7 A,C: Exercise 5 1 ~ 2 ctaismalX:, 3 ~

~ Exercise 6 8B,C: 9 A,C: l0 C 1 ft wonl tut, 2 is as nu:::n IW"l at 4 lilllbJ$, 5~, 1 ci'nate, 2 1:u:tt1e1, 3 fesWaI, 4 tNlg, form, 3 ft is 9EiSElOt8I, 4 10 i"wt each 6 ilI'l.ultB. 7~, a ~ 5 ir"I::UWe, 6 loo,ry. 7 resort. Unit 4 Lesson 2 neede, 5 cbesn't ~ stop the pall, 9 1li111.iJ1y, 10 ~

:s 8 sQ1tseeing, 9 t(U, 10 ... 6 ~ COI"M:II'IticnI rneci:ine, 7 pM Exercise 3 Exercise 1 r; yo..r bOdy, 8 (31 cause 0Iher 1 Both, 2 GekXJf, 3 Both. 4 Geb:JI,

Unit 3 Lesson 3 1d, la, 311, 4(1. Sb, 6i, 71, Be, 9j, 109 prOOIems, 9 taM a tr'p 5 Bcm, 6 GeI:tlI, 7 Bcm, 8 Both,

Exercise 2 Exercise 6 9 ""'"

--3 exercise 1 1 was ..ming, 2 ted<.. 3 1eM"Ied, 1 aggessive, 2 t:roIoc:ti">'e, 3 rut~, Speaker 1 e, i: Speaker 2 d, j: Exercise 4

4 WEnt. 5 had heEVd, 6 had ~ 4~, 5 ilsec:ue, 6 risk taktrs, Speaker 3 a. h: Speaker 4 e, g: l b, lb, lb. 4b, Sa. Sb, 7a, 8b

ealen, ilI1""N9d: 7 had been wMi"g, 7 moxt-,o, 8 jaabJs, 9 i'ltUtO'l, Speaker 5 b, , Exercise 5

~ 8was~ 10 dec:isive l e, 2d, 31, 4b, Sa, Sa. Th, 8g

Page 3: Workbook Answer Key - Attitude 5

Workbook Answer Key J Exercise 8 Exercise 3 Exercise 5 Exercise 5 1-= 1 non-p'Ofl. 2 detX-reiel, 3 D:1 W, 11, 2h, 3a. 4j. Si, 6b, 7d, 8g, 99, tOe 1 act"iIMImenI. 2 M1OeIy, 3 cIeIarenca, 1 Il". P1U BosIa"d, 2 ...., ~

'V 4 ~·tID'ted. 5 ai-sa, 6 h!I-hcu. Exercise 4 4 cio7iIY. 5 em,. 6 !abe, 7 fIattEwy. 3 K. P. SIeBuTu, 4 stig3ru 7 blIe-ti1Ied, 8 ccn ~

1 so, 2 loss. 3 100 1XlI'(;8'IlOO, 8 tunIatDl, 9~, Watanabe, 5 JAan cake 10 respect, 11 ~ 12 soc:ieIy :f= Unit 6 lesson 2 4 CXlI'M:r1I ~. 5 hMler, 6 as, Exercise 6

7 Th:I nne, 8 nne (jfti;)jt Unit 8 Lesson 1 Across: 1 peaa!/I..( 5 pk::(. 6 puzzle,

Exercise 1 Exercise 5 9 awwd, 10 set, 13 ab<n:b"I.

1 used 10, 2 ~ 3 WCUd, 4 WOt.tl, 1 so, 2 nne, 3 m:::ru, 4 as, 5 eo::vjl. Exercise 1 14 gifted. 15 Osca-s, 16 alI"8I'l'lCIftt ,-S dOll used 10, 6 used 10, 7 WCUd, 6 tim. 7 so, 8 too, 9 \t'oo, 10 ernrjl 1 Bt \tie tire, 2 ., case, 3 as a restAt,

Down; 1 poIess. 2 cast, 3 flow, ,-4 1'fA.Ise, 7 1ati'g. 8 ~. -8 used 10, 9 used to. 10 used to Exercise 6 4 f1.s SOO'1 as. 5 CortIay to, 6 sn:e, 11 C<ISlRi, 12 refu'Joo Exercise 2

""'--7 ~ 8 Because 01, 9~, ,,_

Unit 9 lesson 1 ,-

1.2. 4. 7. 9 I'm 8i 'Ml'ried aIXlu1: ITrf cL:"tu(,tI!er. ,-I'm SI.J'e she isn't eatrg pqlElI'ty. Exercise 2 -Exercise 3 Fa" exarrpe, roost rT"Of'l"ivs she Iooves 1 ~. 2 because. 3 v.tiIe, Exercise 1

, g;ew. 2 dctl', have, 3 used \0 listen. without haWlg breakfastl 4~. 5 ., ~ 10. 6 As SOO'1 as, t PresEJltIFlAt.Ie, 2 Past, 3 Past, ,-4 WCUd crowd, 5 used to !:MI. 6 WCUd get 1.4), 7 fT'C,9'j, 8 WCM.tI go. She says she doesn't haYe line ax! 7 wtlereas, 8 be/cte, so 9 HowevEr, 4 PresEtWFulLre, 5 P!ese1tIFutLre. ,I!-9 woctj hEltY, 1 0 becIma she 0C0e:sn~ v.oot to be late for sch::ld. 10 By the time 6 PreserW'FuI\..fe, 7 PTesa1VFut!re,

I'm SI.J'e she doesn1 oot a propa' Exercise 3 a past, 9 PTesentlFutl.le, Exercise 4 1.t1ch, ei!r.;"

1 Yes, 2 No, 3 No, 4 Yes, S Yes, 6 No, to PresentlFutl.le ,-

1 False, 2 True, 3 Fom, 4 Not I ttn< she iJst eets ~ axJ dlips 7 Yes, a No Exercise 2 ,~

meotbroed, 6 True, 7 False, a Not because I frd the 'MawEfS i1 her bag,

meotbroed, 9 Not mentOned, 10 False I triNI she eats these to S<M:l rroney, Exercise 4 2 had, 4 asks, 5 ~, 6 go, 7 had

19:)7, ffl, tooacco, PaY Nd si'9 I'<tlk;h she spoods 00 cbthes. 1 False, 2 True, 3 True, 4 True, S Not Exercise 3 ,-...,;th, ewal" formed. bass, "O'wl ~ tha eveMgs I try 10 make Iu have a 1llEJII0r'lad, 6 F<Wse, 7 True, a False, 1 six., 2 SEMIl, 3 fi,;p., 4 rr.e, 5 Ii\e, II!--0'M·,89,~ ptq)Er, hea'thy meal, bJt she says sha 9 True, 10 True 6 nne, 7 figtl, a fi,;p.

Exercise 5 hates ~ lJ"Id refuses to eat ~,

Exercise 5 Exercise 4 IMlat C311 oo? ,-l e, 2d, 31, 48, 5g. 6c, 7h, 8b Yws~,rmCat~ l ei. 21, 3g, 4e, 5c, 6b, 78 1 ~, 2 Exact, 3 Exact, .~ Exercise 6 1 special eIIects. 2 tnror rn:Mas. 4 ~e, 5 ~e, 6 Exact

1 a IegIni:ry !II"ger, 2 ir1~ Unit 7 lesson 2 3 scim::e 1J:;::ti)n, 4 kMI stay, 5 IEIaci'9 Exercise 5 fcrro.6. 3 jXl6\'wa PEri::d. 4 sifrPe role, 6 SUI' cast, 7 rro.;e ~

1 have kXs cI tine, 2 mklg ill, -Exercise 1 -persoo, 5 tmcfb:lnaI rrusic;, 6 d9cicatecl Unit 8 lesson 2 3 d001 have 6"O.JItl tine, 4 In'Of9d. -lo~ 1 1 get m,' hai" cut fJ'JISY roonth. 2 I'm 5 Il<Ml kXs cI tille. 6 J)lI'CIUlI

gefIi'9 m,' car repaie:j at the g<rcIig9. Exercise 1 Exercise 6 Unit 6 l esson 3 3 She made me apctl(jre b what I

tu::I said, 4 Have you eYef had yr» 1 b, 2a, 3a. 4b, Sb, Speaker 1 c, b: Speakef' 2 d, a; -Exercise 3 bcxti ~ 5 Wm was the last 6b, 7a Sa, 91), l oa Speaker 3 b, b; Speakef' 4 a. a , Gmt Depoe:ssQl, 2 people, liTe you had yr» eyes tested? 6 We Exercise 2

Unit 9 l esson 2 3 SOlAhool states, 4 seeds, 5 delta· made the taxi ~ for us. 1 b, 28, lb, 4b, Sa,

blIes, 6 WUeooes, 7 ITIJSic. -Exercise 2 Sa, 7b, Sa, 9b, l Ob Exercise 1 · a wasttx::e'd, 9 basis, 10 f1ventkrl , had my t'I3i' CIt, 2 made me dea1, Exercise 3 l d, 29, la, 4i, Sj, Sa, 7b, 8c, 91, Hlh Exercise 2 3 Ml haYIYJ my ta" rep;Iied, 4 gJI r.;, 1, 4, 6, 7, a -1 back, 2 U;:k, 3 M 4 track, 5 but, teem choc:I<ocI, 5 had my hcuse Exercise 2 -6 rack, 7 rash, a cut, 9 SII19, 1 0 stu::k, painted, 6 made them wait Exercise 4 1 pressed, 2 rush, 3 span, 4 vinjent , · '1 sack, 12 slm Exercise 3 1 a. 2b, 3b, 4a, 5b, 5 ablndant, 6 scare, 7 paradox,

Exercise 3 Speaker 1 e, HeIShe cJKj ~; Speaker Sa, 7b, ab, 9a, l Ob a_ 2, 4, 5, a 2 b, Sorneor'le else dd ~ , Speaker 3 d, Exercise 5 Exercise 3 -Exercise 4

HeIShe cid ~; Speaker 4 a, Someone 1 Dostoyevsky, 2 enst'*', 3 van 1 e, 29, la, 4b, Sd, 611, 71. 8c else cid ~; Speaker 5 c, HetShe ck! ~ Gcg'1, 4 Sdun<m, 5 E'nstein, Exercise 4 1 do"l 'l have to, 2 rrost, 3 have to, 6 Eilstein, 7 Dostoyevsky, -4 must, 5 had bett~, 6 doo'l have to, Exercise 4 Sentence 1 No, Sentence 2 Yes. "-a OOSloyevsky -7 1TUSt, a rrustnl 9 has to, 10 doo~ 1 b, 2e, 3c, 4(1, Sa Sentence 3 No, Sentence 4 Yes,

..... " 1 lI1dersOe, 2~, Exercise 6 Sentence 5 Yes, Sentence 6 No,

Exercise 5 3 rnailstracm. 4 eYef.pressJt, 5 Q;eift 1 BesI:Ies, 2 il ad;it(:n to. 3 8\e'I Sentence 7 Yes, Sentence a No, -Exercise 5 1hwj1, 4 ~ wei as, 5 NIMw1t'eIe5s, Sentence 9 No, Sentence 10 Yes -1 IJecU::ticn. 2 CUpion. 3 DeclJctin 6 DesPte, 7 h sPte 01 the tact thai, ·

4 Dedt.cticn, 5 CligaIk:n, 6 CllIgation. 1 True, 2 Not 1T1EJtk:lrEd, 3 true, a~, 9~ 10 EYenlhwj1

Exercise 5 7 Deru::tiat. a CdgatiaI. 9 Decldkln. 4 False. 5 False, 6 F<Wse, 7 True. 1 was, 2 had decXled, 3 had t:nJg1t, 10 Ctigatb'l a False, 9 True. 10 Not rTlE!I"IIicn:l 4 boarded, 5 tu::I rai1ec:I, 6 cto¥e, -Unit 8 l esson 3 7 had bEB1 traYei1g, a had aI gcXtoo -Exercise 6 Unit 7 lesson 3 011, 9 was. 10 saw, 11 ted~ Across; 1 toss. 5 ~ 6 rog..ish. Exercise 1 a CO'M1Ce, 10 tcu,1I. 11 ease, Exercise 1 1 irr.«D:n. 2 ciso::Mlry, 3 Oi'QaI jza/i()t ~ Exercise 6

15 trin, 16 tx:x:m. 17 reca.rt, 4 COf'lll8tIiOn, 5 tld:9sts. 1 14Q,(XXJ, 2 73,(XXJ, 3 5O,(XXJ. -If, 21. 3d. 4j, Sb, Be, 79. Be. Sa. l Oh -1 B smooth Down: 1 I'MIch, 2 gide. 6 P'¥;icists. 7 i'Mrlted. 8 ~, 4 14,(XXJ, 5 8,(XXJ, 6 120, 7 3, 3 inIIated, 4 ~ 6 reveal, Exercise 2 9 ac1vfJy, 10 prOOOOity a $100,(XXJ, 9 1,560, 10 16,(XXJ 7 00:lbey, 9 obecient, 12 OBbI, 13 1 0YlXie¢y, 2 respect 3 fWf. 4 flattn:!, Exercise 2 -.-dnxns, 14 burl 5 dgity, 6 taue, 7 ~ 1 soft, 2 twa, 3 harcI, 4 soft. 5 tm::I, Unit 9 l esson 3 ·

Unit 7 lesson 1 a luniated, 9 mspocI, ' 0 defem"C9 6 soft, 7 tm::I, a soft, 9 soft , 10 harcI Exercise 3 Exercise 1

Exercise 3 1 ff'lanc:iaj situatior1, 2 rMoj1 adliever's, -Exercise 1 1 00Ierent, 2 SMle, 3 SMle, 1 False, 2 True, 3 False, 4 True, 5 Not 3 sbwer pace. 4 bNer saIco-y, -1 put 00, 2 keeps. cIcM11; 3 go 1)'1, 4 4 DiIItreo1I, 5 Different, 6 &me, mentioned, 6 False, 7 Not rnentbroed, 5 stmssfU;:x., 6 fi'l<rciaI rq,tmare,

rjve !..p, 5 t<i<e !..p, 6 ~ !..p, 7 keep 7 SMle, a Same, 9 Dfferent, a True, 9 True, 10 Not mentbrled 7 curent situalb1, a tlm ilte a realty, an I¥l, a watch, 9 laken !.P, 10 stay i'l 10 Differenl 9 1lm i'lto a rightmare , 10 mafllOOSOtl -Exercise 4 -Exercise 2 Exercise 4

1 Ard the pOOl is? 2 ft's rever kIed Exercise 2 Speaker 1 d, j; Speaker 2 a h; 1 False, 2 True, 3 FaIs€, 4 False,

~"')'GI! 3 A matt~ ol preIErM:::e, 1 True, 2 False, 3 \rue, 4 False, 5 Speaker 3 e, g; Spealler 4 c. I; 5 False, 6 FaIs€, 7 True, a True, 9 True, 4 Size matters, S Ha re.YSI F<Wse, 6 False, 7 True, a True, 9 True, -Speaker 5 b, i 10 True 10 False ;-

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Exercise 3 wa\ctled !lJCh a pocr ps1ooTal:;e. I<:riJlt? 8 11 tlIMI to see l mJ I'rl;n::es Exercise 4 1 su;cessIU, 2 ~ 3 stressM, 4 r8Ifl.t does ~ tjve paape a secord ..... stretch 10 •. 7 I'm sue yo.J C<Il 1, 2, 5, 6, 8, 9 4 1'rw"cllt/. 5~, ctm::e. 5 WEre I to 00 ~ ag:W\ I'doo k JTI!'I"iaQ&~, sr. 5 ()II rm not sue. The 6 COiiliillig. 7 ~ ~ 6 Orti later dd I reaize v.trat <nil W9I'II to I8aifttj wasn' pertictDtf Exercise 5

j) 8 \J"ISCCEIjlIab, 9 n:raases. rd said 7 tt> sooner tml sa; l, t goocI. 3 WfJ, !tis 008 is <M9SOTI9. I'm 1 AIeksa1der, 2 &nti. 3~, 10 im'IeciaIetf Jf99!tecl k. 8 No ~ y,()tjj IIrusIIi'n certin yo.J 'MJIl' be cisappoiIled. ~'s 4 MeEJa. 5 &nt,t. 6 Mefa,

Exercise 4 - en, $20 per ticket 7 AIeksa1der, 8 AIeksa1der, 9 5.:1'0(,

1 ac:tiEM3r, 2 CU'IQ"(, 3 d:lwnsNIL Exercise 3 Exercise 2 10 ......

=-1 4 8l!P8I1. 5 1iw'daI, 6 f1r9kg. 1 Had, ItroMl. OOle, dIIer91IIy; 2 Had, a, d, I, g, / Exercise 6

7 rirJ*n<I'e. 8 pheronerl()'~ 9 Q.Jaity. tto.q1I. 'Ml..ttIt ~ 3 NeM3r, 1 h, 2d, 39, 4i, Sc. Sa, 71, 81), ge

1 0 (J.Qe. 11 spotted, 12 WI"8Ck Im'd, ra:::nsense; 4 sooner, pl, ~, Exercise 3

<bM1. ca1ed: 5 No W'i?i. 1rusI, agI\; , beatMto, 2 W::U:I. 3 sha.tI, Unit 12 lesson 2

=-l Unit 10 lesson 1 6 crij, ri::h, good-b:Ng, wei; 7 ro, 4 t'8W 10, 5 11i;tt, 6 an 7 C<Ill

ac:c:o..n. WcW'II. ~. CCf'IlIIaI't: 8 Oiy. Exercise 4 Exercise 1

Exercise 1 later, ~, rristake; 9 PaeIy. gel 1 OOltl, 2 sha.tI, 3 CIWl', 4 CI!I"It 1 ~.2~,

::j 1 g, 2i, 3b, 41, Sa, 6a. 71, &:I, 9c, l Oh 1.4). rrttirf, 10 WfIe, do, ~ 00, 5 v.oJj, 6 co..«I, 7 ~ to, 8 CMt 3 ~, 4 rrigatb'l. 5 situab:n

Exercise 2 - 9 rrost, 10 co.tI, CCIIJ'j")l 6 ~ 7 associ3tOls, 8~.

Exercise 4 9 """"" 11, 29. 3b, 4a, Sd, 6c, 70 Exercise 5

Exercise 3 1 tC\'l"t:xJty', 2 obsessiYe, 3 sp'OO, l b8; 2a<l, 2b 8; 3a 5, 3b 9; 4a 2, 4b Exercise 2

::j 4 i1decisi\Ie, 5 snapped, 6 caJ1 boor, 7, 58 3, 51:1 10 I <WgJe, 2 ~, 3 eiQit:Et, 4 secue, 1 True, 2 Faise, 3 True, 4 Not 7~,8~

Exercise 6 5 agree, 6 associate

rT'II.flIi(n)d, 5 TM, 6 Not rnentic::t'Ied, Exercise 5 7 Faise, 8 True, 9 True, 10 Not Letter 1: Infonnal fi 1o/()mI1 proo'ised Exercise 3

~ - Speaker 1 C, 0, E. A. B. to ctop ~ a Ina, $0 here ~ lI'Q. I'm 1 ~t, 2 assoc:ia\J:1l.

Exercise 4 Speaker 2 5, 4, 3, 2,1. haW"g a geat time. aIth::o,tIl'm 3~, 4~,

1 nosy, 2 lace, 3 head, 4 loot, Slag, Exercise 6 n.rri'"g o.A a cash. ~ 's ~ 5 pJptDity, 6 rrigatX:I'l, 7 ~,

Across: 3 1Olb::1y, 4 sine, ~ is more ~ ttml 8 seo.riIy. 9 isOOtm. 10 prosperity

~ 6 eye-1<H1','8 5 rnaktoJer, 7 1, 8 o:;mritted, 0lIJ)EICted. I dcn1 ~ ~ cojj Exercise 4 Exercise 5 10 ac::cBm, 12 puIIy, 13 ttijl. sen:l me sc:ma more? Mis:si'lg aI a I N:l, 2 Yes. 3 No, 4 1'«1, 5 Yes. 6 1'«1, 1 nerested n other peq:ia's Ms, 14 c:IefVe. 17 Jnage. 18 ? Down: ~. kM3; Magan. 7 Yes, 8 1'«1, 9 Yes, 10 No 2 dID v.ith. 3 lei ~ begn 1irsI, 4 pay, 1 c:q)EI, 2 1 4 spee, 6 snawed, 8 ct!I. Letter 2: FormaI l:lEw Si"1Madtm. I

...;1 5~ 6 agee 9 tu::k. 11 ntiaI, 15 1, 16 fix a'T1 writi1g to ~ regMi'"g Ihe Exercise 5

Exercise 6 possbity a a bn I M1 CU'l"&I"Cti on a l et. 2h. 31, 4a. 5g. 6c. 70. 8b

1 10, 2 1. 3 1, 4 3. s a S9. 7 5, 8 6. Unit 11 lesson 1 ~ wcatb'I !I"Id I'IaYe bn:I myseI Exercise 6

~ stat a lrds.1 reQ.je

....?} 9 4, 10 2 Exercise 1 aIx:U $500 to tkja me OM. I"" be 1 gid'"g pcM:fty, 2 desdale regions.

1 ~ Ef9$h, 2 1'lnericM abIt to Iepay the money once II"&CIIlMI 3 i1Ieg"a!ed raPdY, 4 eccn:rric

Unit 10 lesson 2 IT1'I tnt ~ I WCII.l:I !IW'llCiate H ttJmoi. 5 1as1 dtch. 6 dsHled, English. 3 British fr9$h, 4 &ti:sh r ~ COlAd I"bm me a 'lOS decision 7 pUrmeti1g ti1trnte, 8 ctd<.ed IWh

....::l Exercise 1 ErVsh, 5 British~, 6 Mlerk3l as soctl as possIlIa. I look ~ to ..-

I w.it, 2 tti1<. 3 acted, 4 ccpas, English. 1 A.rret!n English. ~ 1to"n ~. Yot.rs Si"antt, Exercise 7 8 1'lnericM ErVsh, 9 1'lnericM

5 look. 6 ageed, 7 speak, 8 tal( Ergish, 10 British ~ -"" 1 TM, 2 Not rra'1IOOed, 3 Fcise,

Exercise 2 Exercise 2 Unit 11 lesson 3 4 TM, 5 TM. 6 TM, 1 Not

~ 1 M11, 2 ty,Q, 3 frst, 4 fT'()\O', 5 2IXXl, 1 c::cugette, 2 ~ sch:xj, _ rra'1IOOed, 8 FaIse, 9 FaI:se

6 sd"OO, 7 CO'I1)8!i1g, 8 weaks, 3 S'NOOIa-, 4 moYie, 5 SJ,bN,J-j. Exercise 1 Unit 12 lesson 3 9 ct,mpk:, 10 backstroke 6 I1i:lbIsh bin. 1 ~, 8 kXTy. 1 autctliogap'1y, 2 rep;rt, 3 poem,

=;} Exercise 3 9 flat, 10 lawyer 4 siooes, 5 detacWe~, 6 r9Cipe, Exercise 1 1 cX:tl1~, 2 falls, 3 haw tokl. Exercise 3 1 poose. 8 I"IlIlI!)aZin9 artde 1 satisfied, 2 poite, 3 matt.m, <I was, have called; 5 'NCII.«I 00; 1 lead, 2 food, 3 PJI, 4 pf'l, 5 1Wld, Exercise 2 4~, 5 usual, 6 formal, 6 wW::I, 7 had flStEf'l9d, 8 c:c:d:t'I1. 6 stM:I. 1 take. 8 get l b. 2g. 31. 4c, Sa. Be. 7d 7 mobie, 8 patiEnt, 9 rrnaI, 10 agee

-1 have stayed; 9 leave, 10 ted ~,

""' Exercise 4 Exercise 3 Exercise 2

Exercise 4 1 n.tl-\..P, 2 seI-t7j, 3 ~, Speaker I b. Speaker 2 c, Speaker I dssatisfied, 2 iTpjIe,

112d, 3&, 4a. 51:1, 6h, 71. 8g. 9i. 1Oc 4 deEr"H.p, 5 tak.eoYer, 6 kloIocU:, 3 a. Speaker 4 e, Speaker S d 3 i oappoopiale, 4 lIl"lElCeSSCIY,

.....:l 7 ttm:ro.n:I, 8 (MIUS€, 1 True, 2 False, 3 False, 4 True, 5 True 5 lIU.'lUlI, 6 inb'fr"d. 7 irrmobie,

Exercise 5 9 ~ 10 rotnk.p Exercise 4 8 ipIW1t, 9 irrm:JraI, 10 dsag'ee

3, 4, 5, 9,10 Exercise 5 1 poem, 2 ~, 3 ctetec:tMl ro.9. Exercise 3

;} Exercise 6 1 true. 2 Fcise, 3 False. 4 True. 5 True, 4 repcrt, 5 r9Cipe. 6 sciER::e fiction 1 lI'1C8Itai'l. 2 irtIaIcn:;:ed,

1 r1 cI1Inrt \fqfS. 2 n 8 sirk S False. 7 True. 8 False, 9 True. Exercise 5 3~,4~

s4u!1!on, 3 "If ~ tal 011 a bb. get 10 _ 5 !Ismspect, 6 a::ri:rtati:l, 7 rmIWl,

rigC back on. • 4 !I"Id • is Eft:) the 1 aticIe, 2 toestseIlW, 3 ~ 8~9~.

-e mono. 5 ft was In.8y 26. 1912, Unit 11 lesson 2 4 rJ:MIl. 5 ~, 6 1'lICile, 7 prose, 10 _ 6 Pb1g v.iIh allhe other peqiI, 1 8 """" Exercise 4 lK'h Ihe others, 8 , was $0 U::ky Exercise 1

Unit 12 lesson 1 Ib, 2j. 3a. 4g. Sa. 6d, 7c, en. 91, 11) to SU'IMJ." 1 rrostIy, 2 ta"g o.A. 3 <rN9SOffiEI, 4 be

1 ~ ilteteSted i1. 5 ~, 6 n:.oTo. Exercise 5

Unit 10 lesson 3 1 rl"'9'"Iag9, 8 fr'Icn:::es, 9 inecI:lIe, Exercise 1 1 h<Ml b9an M"g, 2 e<me, 3 bn:I,

10 " 1 g&If (4), 2 see n, 3 struggle v.it!1, 4 have g::lIten I.lSed to, S 1r<MiI, 6 <w

Exercise 1 ConvefS3tion 1: 4 I've had a IeaIy 4 tcd<h;I back. 5 got oil, 6 tale. cu; stI rro\Iing, 1 get used to, 8 rTlSIil,

1 ~ 1 Had~, 2 NMr haYs, 3 Pa'eIy 00, JO..o:j'I tina tcx:ay, 2 wei, vtTi cX:tl1 ~ 1~, 001; 8 ~ back, 9 1\.m9d, 9 M1stayng, 10 !hl1 pm

4 c.., no acco..nt. 5 Wete ~ to, cone (JoIEJ" en::! we";.s1 hcM1g ouI doY.n; 10 ti"e of Exercise 6 6 CXtt later (jcJ. 7 No 900I18I", 8 Not together. 4 Soo1ds geat! I'd be Exercise 2 Across: 1 tu;l1, 4 dsarbcrI\. 6 adopt. crif, 9 1-1airg, 10 No way i1tsrested n that. I coUd txi"g the new 1 General, 2 Presen1, 3 Past 4 FutlfU, 9 gatefU, 11 lie, 14 weeds, 15 bIen:I

I~ Exercise 2 Spietug 00, 1 You'ye got that? I 5 General. 6 Present. 7 GenenlI, 16 ti"e, 17 errtrnce Down: 1 tx:rcier,

I 1-8:1 IIroMt, I'd haw dc:t'Ie ttilg:s thcu;trt ~ ~ ITlOStIy i"rto ccrnediea 8 FuI\.I9, 9 Present, 10 Past 2 str\.rNe, 3 rrmatlJ'll, 5 cmzii, 9 I Ml, but the speci!II effects at!

cIIera'"ctt. 2 c.., no ac:c:osrt 00 I WcIlI i""o'eci:lIe! Conversation 2: 10 Excuse Exercise 3 7 plagued, 8 Yen!u"e, 10 ei;jbIe,

h",,'j kl llela" you CO'fllIBin 3 NMr haw I me. WoUd you Ii<:e a ti:::keI to the qxra l b, 2i , 3a. 4c, 5j, 6h, 71, ag, ge, l Od 12 reget. 13 fee