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Body language (Unit 1) Defining minimalism The man with no past

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basic
(Unit 1) (Unit 2)
1 1
empty
1 cliché 1 Photography
essentials
2 bare essentials 2 digital
simplicity
3 hard to decipher 3 take
4 severe simplicity 4 save
2
5 fair enough 5 device
1 essentials
6 pared down 6 print
2 simplicity
7 delete
3 basic
2 8 photographer.
4 empty
1 bare essentials
2 severe simplicity 2
3
3 cliché 1 She … her
1 most
4 fair enough 2 He … his
2 hard
5 pared down 3 He … his
6 hard to decipher 4 She
4
1 Would you like a drink?
3 3
2 Let’s get out of here.
Minimalism 1 Michael.
3 Thank you.
2 A family of eight Italians arrived.
5 3 They had rented the holiday home at the
6
1 anything same time.
1 I’m not here.
2 1960s 4 They decided to share the home
2 I don’t know.
3 didn’t like together.
3 I’m relaxed.
4 isn’t 5 He took it while they were travelling
4 I’m not interested.
5 pile of bricks across Australia.
5 I’m exhausted.
6 negatively 6 They felt hungry and tired.
6 I’m shocked
7 Because he’d like to erase the past and
6 live in the present.
1 plate
2 cube 4
3 tube 1 Joe
4 square 2 the photograph
5 rectangle 3 the Italian family, Michael (and her)
6 pile 4 Joe (and her)
5 Joe (and her)
6 the Italian family (and her)

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Gold (Unit 2) Burnt tongues (Unit 3) Arctic June (Unit 3)
1 1 1
1 b Your answers 1 caribou
2 a 2 fox
3 c 2 3 polar bear
4 c 1 She says this to encourage him to come 4 seal
5 a into the tent and close the zip so it 5 snowy owl
6 b doesn’t get colder. 6 walrus
2 He says this as he gives her the hot 7 whale
3 soup. 8 wolf
1 connection 3 She says this as she tastes the soup.
2 currency 4 She says this about the hot soup. 3
3 centuries 5 She thanks him for the soup and then 1 How many
4 Californian burns her tongue as she tastes it. 2 What
5 circulation 6 He says this to remind her that he’d 3 Which animals
6 countries previously said the soup was hot. 4 Where
5 Why
5 3 6 Which
1 wealth, superiority 1 isn’t 7 How long
2 elusive, hard to come by 2 to a hotel 8 When
3 treasured, worshipped 3 watching television
4 crushed, heated 4 refuses 4
5 owned, buried 5 romantic 1 twenty-four hours
6 in the dark 2 the ice is melting
6 3 the (beluga) whales
1 c 4 4 on the ice
2 b 1 d 5 because a few seconds in the water
3 e 2 c could be fatal
4 a 3 g 6 the polar bears
5 f 4 a 7 they can spend many hours in the water
6 d 5 e 8 in five months
6 h
7 7 b 5
1 as good as gold 8 f 1 efficient paddling
2 like gold dust 2 fragile ice
3 a gold mine of information 5 3 icy water
Your answers 4 massive risk
5 superb swimmers
6 thick fur

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1 North Pole
2 the United States (Alaska)
3 2 million people
4 shrinking

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Strangers in a cinema Digital art (Unit 4) Silent mode (Unit 5)
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(Unit 4) 1 1 mode
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1 generated 2 letter
Your answers
2 consider 3 treatment
3 will become 4 Night
2
4 is / ‘s 5 film
1 anybody
5 creating 6 Running
2 everything
6 called
3 everybody
2
4 Nobody
3 1 On a spaceship.
5 Everybody
c 2 William is an astronaut and Frank is the
6 somebody
ship’s computer.
4 3 The message is from Earth.
4
1 d 4 He looks surprised and confused.
1 False. They are strangers.
2 e
2 True.
3 b 4
3 False. He thinks his TV screen is bigger
4 f 1 a 24-hour
than the cinema screen.
5 a 2 got out of bed
4 True.
6 c 3 the ship
5 True.
4 Black … sugar
6 False. He’s never mentioned anybody
5 5 switch Frank
called Bruno.
b, c 6 wish
5
5
1 make the film less enjoyable by revealing
1 A sense of humour.
something that happens.
2 He’s thinking.
2 stop myself from saying anything
3 (Suggested answer) Because he might
3 a new version
not follow orders.

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(suggested answer)
Hi William,
We have discovered that the computer
on your ship is making its own decisions.
You must shut down the computer before
it does something dangerous. You need
to do this in secret. The computer mustn’t
know what you are doing. You can destroy
the computer if you have to.

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The way we walk (Unit 5) Stuck (Unit 6) Capturing the 19th century
1 1
1 passport 1 lift
(Unit 6)
1
2 DNA 2 airport
1 photography, photographers,
3 fingerprint 3 traffic jam
photographs
4 iris 4 bathroom
2 portrait, landscape
5 identity (ID) 5 meeting
3 poses, subject
6 face 6 question
4 exposure, film, camera
5 still
2 3
6 album
(suggested answer) 1 You told me you had to take your mom
They are all ways to discover a to the doctor’s.
2
person’s identity. 2 Sue said her mother was going on a trip
There are photographs of all these things
to India.
except the pack of hunting dogs.
3 3 Sam said he was at work and couldn’t
1 true come for another two hours.
3
2 true 4 You said we had to fix it.
1 c
3 true 5 Sue said she was going to be in London
2 b
4 true all day.
3 a
6 I said I couldn’t get through.
4 b
5 7 I said I’d/I would talk to you later.
5 c
1 We take a sequence of images.
6 b
2 We feed the sequence of images into the 5
computer. (suggested answers)
4
3 We then process it with our equations, Tom’s wife: Listen. Tom? I’m stuck in the
(suggested answers)
our mathematics. bathroom. Don’t laugh.
1 The exhibition is more about the reasons
4 From that we get a set of numbers. Tom: I’m not laughing. What happened?
for taking the photographs than the
5 These sets of numbers are the same Tom’s wife: The door handle came off.
technical aspects
for the same subject and different for Tom: How did it come off?
2 This was the first time that middle and
different people. Tom’s wife: I don’t know. The kids, I guess.
upper class people had seen pictures
6 That’s what we’re working on. Tom: Are the kids in the house with you?
of working class people in the places
Tom’s wife: No, they aren’t. They’re with
where they lived and worked, because
7 Sally.
painters had not usually chosen these
1 record Tom: What exactly happened?
kinds of scenes for the subjects of their
2 extract Tom’s wife: Well, I tried to open the door
paintings.
3 study and the handle came off.
3 Our lives today are full of images. It’s
4 measures Tom: When did it happen?
good to remember that there was a time
5 are moving Tom’s wife: About thirty minutes ago. I
when people were seeing photographs
6 move don’t know. What can I do?
for the first time and how amazed
7 move 6
they were.
8 have (suggested answer)
9 moving My wife phoned me the other day and
10 makes said she was stuck in the bathroom. She
said the door handle had come off and
she’d been stuck for half an hour. She’d
phoned Sam but he was at work and
her friend, Sue, was in London all day. I
told her to try opening it again and she
managed to get out. She asked me not to
tell anyone but it’s such a good story I had
to tell someone.

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If only ... (Unit 7) The story of Enron (Unit 7) Losing it (Unit 8)
1 1 1
Childhood 1 tricking 1 lost
7, 6 2 to do 2 lose
School years 3 using 3 losing
2, 1 4 admits 4 losing
Adolescence 5 owe 5 lose
5, 8 6 is divided 6 lost
Adult
3, 4 2 3
1 23 1 d
3 2 2006 2 b.
(with suggested answers in italics) 3 24 3 a
1 talk, walk, chalk, fork 4 16 4 e
2 fly, cry, buy, try 5 2001 5 c
3 ride, hide, cried, tried 6 638
4 found, underground, sound, pound 4
5 school, fool, rule, tool 3 If we had a map, we could find our
6 older, soldier, colder, shoulder 1 gas and electricity location.
2 the 7th biggest company in the United
4 States 5
1 go out with them 3 President George Bush 1 His shirt is blue and her top is green.
2 pay them back 4 500 million dollars 2 She has sunglasses on her head.
3 lines 5 20,000 3 He puts it down on the ground when he
4 fine 6 less than 1 dollar sits down.
4 No, it doesn’t.
5 4 5 To look at the map and work out where
(suggested answers) Suggested answers they are.
1 knew 1 They sold their stock without revealing 6 Help! Help!
2 hear the company’s problems.
3 could 2 The executives planned to help 7
4 come themselves but not their employees. Your answers.
5 And always have you near 3 They used the information they had for
their own benefit.

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In search of Tutankhamen 4 x 2 (Unit 9) The first World Cup
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(Unit 8) Your answers
(Unit 9)
1 1
1 ancient Egypt 1 football
2
2 boy pharaoh 2 host
Dustin 5, 7
3 divine being 3 event
Julia 4, 3
4 grave robbers 4 stadium
James 1, 8
5 myth and mystery 5 games
Lisa 6, 2
6 stone sarcophagus 6 Fans
7 Tutankhamen’s mask 7 teams
3
8 Valley of the Kings 8 match
1 make
9 stands
2 meeting
2 10 winning
3 believe
1 ancient Egypt, myth and mystery 11 final
4 have
2 Valley of the Kings 12 champion
5 stay
3 grave robbers
6 hates
4 stone sarcophagus, Tutankhamen’s 2
7 refuses
mask 1 It was played in 1930.
8 travel
5 boy pharaoh 2 In Uruguay.
6 divine being. 3 60,000 fans watched the final.
5
4 He was seven.
1 indecision
4 5 2 million people.
2 kind
1 Amongst 6 Because it had been Olympic champion
3 cliché
2 Within, at in 1924 and 1928.
4 single
3 by 7 Uruguay paid.
5 quiet
4 in 8 European suits.
6 definitely
5 On, of
6 from, into, of 3
6
(Suggested answers)
1 Dustin
5 Dante Iocco: He’s well-built and has a
2 Julia
1 c moustache. He looks as if he’s in his
3 Lisa
2 b seventies or eighties. He’s wearing a dark
4 Dustin
3 a suit, a white shirt and a patterned tie.
5 James
4 c He has a handkerchief in his top jacket
6 Lisa
pocket and he’s wearing dark glasses.
7 The people watching the games: Most
1 writing that uses pictures and symbols of the people at the football matches are
to represent sounds and words, wearing hats and coats. In general the
especially Ancient Egyptian writing people seem smartly dressed.
2 a statue of an animal from ancient Greek
and Egyptian myths that has a lion’s
body and a human head
3 a tall pointed stone pillar that has been
built to remember an important person
or event

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A beginning (Unit 10) Ancient apocalypse
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1 d
(Unit 10)
2
2 c
Long before the dinosaurs, strange
3 b
reptiles roamed the landscape, and spiral-
4 a
shaped ammonites filled the seas. It was
the Triassic age. Then, two hundred million
2
years ago, the dawn of the Jurassic,
Scene 1 A Short History of Tractors in
70 per cent of all life on the planet
Ukrainian; The Hobbit
mysteriously disappeared.
Scene 2 Life of Pi; The Hobbit
Scene 3 Eat, Pray, Love: One Woman’s
3
Search for Everything Across Italy, India
The ‘gradual’ reason is believed to be
and Indonesia
global warming
The ‘abrupt’ reason is believed to be an
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asteroid hitting the earth.
1 They’re in a library.
2 It’s a novel.
4
3 The word funny can have different
1 carbon dioxide
meanings.
2 global warming
3 greenhouse gasses
4
4 huge volcanoes
1 She belongs to a book club.
5 tectonic plates
2 He thinks it’s about mathematics.
6 Triassic creatures
3 He asks her to go out with him.

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5
1 Triassic creatures
1 No. He sits down and looks at her.
2 Huge volcanoes
2 Yes, she does.
3 greenhouse gasses
3 He’s not sure.
4 tectonic plates
5 carbon dioxide
7
6 global warming
1 technical
2 funny
7
3 impressed
1 was
4 allegory
2 struck
5 impressive
3 raged
6 image
4 was devastated
8 (suggested answer)
5 had settled
Man: Shall I find out?
6 flourished
Woman: Go on.
7 had somehow survived
Man: Do you fancy going out with me?
8 inherited
Woman: I’m not sure. A cup of coffee
9 evolved
maybe.
10 had begun
Man: Now?
Woman: OK.
8
Man: Well it’s a start.
Sample answers
Woman: A beginning.
The theory is that global warming pushed
many Triassic species to extinction.
There must also have been an abrupt
catastrophe.
There is evidence beginning to emerge of
a huge disaster.
Scientists suspect only one thing could
have done this.
If this theory is correct a massive asteroid
or comet struck the Earth.

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