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Unit1Impressions

P5Listening&Reading

Alec:

1.usedtothink2.live3.happened4.willeverhappen

Belinda:

1.annoys2.believe3.think

Chris:

1.werestanding2.’dbeenwaiting3.exploded4.’veneverseen5.felt

P5Grammar

1.a）I’veknownb）Ihadc）Iwastalkingd）Ilikee）I’vebeenlearning

f）I’vebeeng）I’dalreadymeth）Iusedtohave

P6Vocabulary

2.a）designerclothesb）brighteyesc）roundfaced）spikyhaire）firmhandshake

f）charmingmannerg）warmsmileh）deepvoice

3.a）handshakeb）facec）smiled）eyese）hairf）voiceg）clothesh）manner

P6Listening

1.a）London（NottingHill）b）Workingc）TheconversationstopsbecausethemansayssomethinguncomplimentaryaboutMrs.Rivers—thewoman’smother.

2.a）√√b）××c）√√d）√×e）×√f）××g）×√h）√√

i）××j）√√

P8Reading

2.b）

3.a）popiconb）reinventingthebrandc）earlylifed）motherhoode）controversyf）noplanstoretire

4.a）trademark（Hername,Madonna）b）on（Anever-evolvinglook,styleandsound）

c）raised（ShewasborninMichiganandraisedinDetroit.）

d）with（Thepopulargroup）

e）date（Animpressivecatalogueofalbums,worldtours,videos,featurefilms,documentariesandbooks.）

f）criticism（Becauseit’sthoughtsheusedherwealthandfametospeeduptheprocess.）

g）controversy（Becauseshehasshockedpeoplealot.）

h）gracefully（No.）

P8Vocabulary

1.a）changeb）preparec）erectd）contemplatee）copyf）find

P10Listening

1.a）possibleanswers:

Charles:

business-like,cool,fashionable

Rick:

casual,quitesmart,abitboring

Adam:

trendy,fashionable

Matt:

casual,cool,trendy

2.Charles-3Rick-1Adam-4Matt-2

Thejournalist’sattitudetowardsthefourmenisfriendly,politeandrespectful.

3.Matta）b）Adamc）d）Ricke）f）Charlesg）h）

P11Grammar&Speaking

1.a）Couldyoutellmewhatimageyou’retryingtoachieve?

b）Doyouthinkthatyouareawareoffashion?

c）Doyoumindtellingmewhatyouweartogooutintheevening?

d）I’dliketoknowwhatyourclothessayaboutyou.

e）Wouldyousaythatyoucareaboutyourimage?

f）I’dliketoknowwhetheryourappearanceaffectsyourlife.

g）Doyouknowwhatthelastthingyouboughtwas?

2.a）wordorder:

changesfrom（auxiliary）verb+subjectto（auxiliary）subject+verb（thesameasaffirmativestatements）

b）do/does/did:

notusedinindirectquestions

c）if/whether:

usedinindirectyes/noquestions

d）Formality:

indirectquestionsaremorepolite.

3.a）Doyouknowwherethecheapestclothesshopintownis?

b）Doyouthinkcheapclothesaregoodvalueformoney?

c）Wheredoyouthinkthebestplacetobuyjeansis?

d）I’dliketoknowif/whetheryou’veeversewnabuttononashirt.

e）Doyoumindtellingmehowmuchmoneyyouwouldspendonaleatherjacket?

f）Couldyoutellmehowmanypairsoftrainersyou’vegot?

g）Wouldyousay（that）clothesandfashionmattertoyou?

P11Vocabulary

2.a）off-the-cuffb）buckledownc）asbrightasabuttond）collars

e）tightenhisbeltf）onhersleeve

P12UsefulPhrases

1.a）Ataconcert（club）b）RoseandIanareprobablyacouple.Mikeisafriendoftheirs.

c）Mike’sex-girlfriend.

2.a）2-Ianb）3-Rosec）6-Iand）5-Rosee）1-Mikef）4-Ian

3.a）thatwomanb）inthec）spittingimaged）lookanythinge）thesame

f）thatsmileg）averyh）noresemblancei）lookingwomanj）changedso

4.a）thespittingimageofhimb）gotthesameeyes

c）averydistinctivewayofwalkingd）anythinglikeher/mymother

e）absolutelynoresemblancetotherestofthefamily

f）wasanamazing-lookingwomanwhenshewasyounger

Unit6Eat

P56Reading&Speaking

1.Twospoonfuls

P57Reading&Vocabulary

1.a）WorldRestaurantInternationalSignTechnique

b）No.（Itwasmadeupbythiswriter.）

2.1.anespresso2.dinnerdate3.bottleofwine4.bill;yourbill

3.a）hairb）earc）toesd）eyese）shouldersf）tongue

P58Listening&Vocabulary

1.a）F（Sheeatsouttwoorthreetimesaweek.）

b）F（Shetakesthreefriendswithher.Everyoneorderssomethingdifferentandshetastesabouttwobitesofeachdish.）

c）F（Shedoesn’twriteanythingdown.Shetakesmentalnotes.）

d）F（Shedoesn’twearanydisguise.）

e）T

f）F（Thenewspaperpays.）

g）T（Shereallyhatesthat.Theyshouldknowbythelookonthecustomer’sface.）

h）F（Shecan’tstandthem.）

i）F（ItwasinaveryruralplaceinUmbria,Italy.）

3.a）foodb）mealc）dishd）platee）flavorf）menu

P59Grammar

1.I’vebeenworking:

presentperfectcontinuous—c

Istartedout:

pastsimple—a

I’veworked:

presentperfectsimple—b

3.1a）learntb）beenlearning2a）readb）beenreading

3a）beeneatingb）eaten4a）workedb）beenworking

4.a）He’sbeenchoppingonions.

b）He’sbeeneatinghisdinner.

c）She’sbeencleaning/moppingthefloor.

d）He’sbeenputtingupshelves/doingsomeDIY.

5.a）hatedescribesastate:

itisn’tanaction.Sothecontinuousformiswrong.

b）stopdescribesasingleaction:

Youdoitonce.Itisn’tnormallypossibletorepeatit.

c）decidedescribesasingleaction:

Youdoitonce.Itisn’tnormallypossibletorepeatit.

d）cutdescribesasingleaction:

Youdoitonce.Repeatingitwouldbeconsidered“self-harm”.

e）havedescribesastate:

itisn’tanaction.Sothecontinuousformiswrong.

f）understanddescribesastate:

itisn’tanaction.Sothecontinuousformiswrong.

a）I’vealwayshated…b）I’vestopped…c）I’vedecided…

d）I’vecutmyself…e）I’vehad…f）I’veneverunderstood…

P60Reading&Vocabulary

2.Health

Advantages:

Improvehealth.Reducetheriskofheartdisease,cancer,etc.Feelbetter

Disadvantages:

Friendstreatmelikeaneccentric.Nodecentfoodavailable.

Animalwelfare

Advantages:

Reducecrueltytoanimals.Reducespreadofdisease.

Environment

Advantages:

Reducegreenhousegases.Helpsfeedthepoorandhungry.

a）cramb）lapsec）shund）skipe）slaughterf）cropg）fin

h）strokei）fussyj）soggyk）domybitl）retainthemoralhigh-ground

P61Vocabulary&Writing

1.1so（orconsequently）2Consequently（orso）3However4eventhough（oralthough）

5Furthermore6Although（orEventhough）7Tosumup

3.1However2Thefirstreasonwhy3Asaresult,4Whatismore5Inotherwords

6Secondly7Infact8Finally9Furthermore10Consequently11Tosumup

P62Reading

1.1c）60%2c）￡9billion3c）27%4c）5,5005c）1.3million

P63Grammar

1.a）breadb）yearc）plated）datee）day

a）Salad,fruitandbreadweremostcommonlywasted.

b）￡9billionofavoidablefoodwasteinEnglandandWaleswasdisposedofeachyear.

c）Mostofthefoodcouldhavebeenconsumedifithadbeenstoredormanagedbetter,orhadnotbeenleftuneatenonaplate.

d）Nearlyaquarterofthefoodwasdisposedofbecausethe“useby”or“bestbefore”datehadexpired.

e）5,500wholechickenswerethrownawayeachday.

Thepassiveispreferredbecausethearticleisaboutfoodwaste.Soyouwant“food”or“foodwaste”（theobjectoftheactiveverb）tobethetopicofeachsentence.Thesubjectoftheactiveverb（“people”）isobviousinthecontext.

P64UsefulPhrases

1.a）theservice—（un）helpful,rude,slow

b）thelighting—bright,dark

c）thewine—（not）chilled,corked,off

d）thefood—bland,off,over-cooked,over-done

e）theothercustomers—noisy,（rude）,slow

2.a）veryslowb）darkc）chilledd）overcookede）off

3.a）5b）1c）4d）3e）6f）2

4.1recipe（=asituationwhichislikelytoendbadly）

2beetroot（=toblush/goredinthefacewithembarrassment）

3pie（=tobeverypleasant）4beans（=tellmeallthegossip）

5peanuts（=lowwages）6cookie（=clever）

Unit7Escape

P68Reading&Vocabulary

1.c）Theauthormentions:

●Seeingpeopletakingtheirshirtoffinpublic

●Gettingsandineverything

●Gettingsunburnedandwindburned

●Coldwater

●Trafficjams

●Childrenmisbehaving

●Notoiletsonbeach

●Straydogs

●Losingthings

●Gettingtarinhair

2.a）1F（Frankly,IhaveneverunderstoodtheBritishattachmenttotheseaside.）

2T

3F（ImanagedtogetsosunburnedthatadermatologistinvitedmetoaconventioninClevelandthefollowingweekendasanexhibit.）

b）1T

2F（Iputmyfootdownandsaid,“Never—absolutelynot,”whichisofcoursewhyweendedup,threehourslater,atKennebunkBeachinMaine.）

3T

c）1T

2F（I’llcallhimJimmyincaseheshouldonedaybecomealawyer.）

3T

3.a）paddleb）footdownc）scened）dinghye）nibblef）nap

P70Vocabulary&Grammar

1.correctorder:

8,1,4,6,3,2,7,10,9,5

P71Listening&Grammar

1.a）Rachelb）SarahandPaulc）AmyandJosh

2.1aandb2bandc3aandb4aandc5bandc6aandb

Themodalverbsactuallyusedintherecordings:

1b）2b）3a）4c）5c）6a）

3.a）Ihadto/neededtob）Ididn’thaveto/didn’tneedto

c）Icould/wasallowedtod）Icouldn’t/wasn’tallowedto

e）Ishouldn’thavedonef）Ishouldhavedone/oughttohave

P72Reading

2.A3B4C5D2E1

P73Vocabulary

1.tastefulbookishhumourlesscheerfulthoughtfulstylishsnobbishtasteless

1fulorish2less

2.a）lessb）ishc）ful

4.1unwilling2irresistible3relentless4disobedient5devilish6undivided

7stressful8irresponsible9careful10hellish11tearful12helpful

P74Listening&Speaking

2.a）ShewastravelingaroundAustralia.

b）Hervisaranout

c）Amsterdam

3.a）agob）starc）friendd）soulmatee）togetherf）enoughg）elseh）relieved

4.1g）2e）3a）4b）5d）6c）7h）8f）

5.1Actually2cometothinkofit3Anyway4DoyouknowwhatImean

5Basically6tobehonest7Infact8intheend

P75Reading&Grammar

1.1A2-3the4a5-6a7an8a