cae result students' book keys - unit 11
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Unit 11Reading p130
1 1 Performanceart2 Publicspeaking3 Theatreperformances
2 1C 2A 3C 4D 5B 6C
Vocabulary p132
1 a easel d gallery f paletteb canvas e landscape g watercolourc sketch
Theyareallconnectedwithartandpainting.Theothergroupsare:a films d films f filmsb books e theatre g theatrec music/songs
2 a canvas c subtitles e galleryb lyrics d plot f rehearsal
4 Suggested answersc filmswithbattlescenes(science-
fiction/historicalepics/warfilms,etc.)largecrowdscenesorstreetscenes
e homeentertainmenthasimprovedandthereforebecomemorepopular,smallercinemaaudiences,DVDsgivecheaperandhigher-qualityaccesstofilmsathome,filmscanbedownloadedfromtheInternetatlowcost,similarchangesinthemusicindustrywithdownloadingcheap,fastandofgoodquality,effectsofpiracyinfilmandmusic,etc.
Grammar p132
1 a faster f muchhotterb themore g agreatdealworsec themostancient h morewrongd asrigorousas i olderthanme/Iame theleastconvincing
2 a trickier c wetter e palerb slimmer d drier
3 Suggested answersa Jupiteristhefarthest/furthestfromtheEarth.
MarsisnearertheEarththanJupiterandMars.VenusisnearerthanJupiterbutfurtherthanMars.
(Jupiter:588millionkm;Venus:40millionkm;Mars:35millionkm)
b Theelectricguitaristheoldest.Theportablecalculatorismorerecentthanthetransistorradiobutnotasrecentasthecalculator.Theportablecalculatoristhemostrecent.
(electricguitar:1930s;transistorradio:1954;portablecalculator:1967)
c ThePacificOceanisthelargest.TheAtlanticislargerthantheIndianOceanbutnotaslargeasthePacific.TheIndianOceanisthesmallest/smallerthantheothers.(Pacific165760000sq.km;Atlantic81585000sq.km;IndianOcean73556000sq.km)
d Chocolatehasthemostcalories.Lettucehastheleastcalories.Breadhasfewercaloriesthan/notasmanycaloriesaschocolatebutmorethanlettuce.
(100gchocolate:530kcal;sliceofwhitebread:140kcal;lettuce:19kcal)
4 a4 b3 c1 d2
5 a slightly c slightly e nowherenear
b far d much
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6 a far/much/agreatdeal/alotb nowherenear/nothinglikec just(nothinglike)d agreatdeal/alotmoree abit/slightly/alittle
7 a so d so f toob enough e so g soc such
8 a as c like e likeb as d as
Listening p134
2 Suggested answers 1 noun 5 adjective
2 adjective 6 noun3 number 7 noun4 noun 8 noun(plural)
3 1 computer 5 realistic2 puzzling 6 magicformula3 17/seventeen 7 message4 patience 8 jokes
Speaking p135
1 Allthewordsrefertopeopleseeingorlookingatsomething.a photos1and2b photos1,2,3and5c canrefertosomeonewhoseesacrimeorother
significanteventd referstosomeonewhodoesn’ttakepartinan
eventbutistheretoevaluateitinsomewaye usuallyreferstosomeonewatchingTV
2 well,ontheotherhand,asfor,but,and
Use of English p136
1 Classicalmusicisbeingplayedatarailwaystationtodriveawayyoungpeoplewhohavebeencausingtrouble.Thishasbeensuccessful.
2 1 of 9 up2 as 10 away3 a 11 in/up4 been 12 only5 not 13 longer6 or/like 14 however/but7 so/and 15 being8 which/that
4 a nolongerableb aremadetolistentoc getridofd hasslippedhismind
Vocabulary p137
1 a 4out d 5up f 7upb 6out e 3on g 2awayc 1up
2 Key and suggested answersa moreslowly,upb out,rude/strangec on,packhisbagsandleaved up,takeadvantageofyoue out,cope/bringupthechildrenf spoilt/selfish,in
3 Key and suggested answersa felloutwith–arguedwithb cameupwith–inventedc keepupwith–keeppacewithd runoutof–don’thaveanymoree stickupfor–defendyourselff goingonat–nagging
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Writing p138
2 Suggested answersa,b,e(dispossibledependingonthetypeoffilm)Themodelanswerincludesalltheseelements.
3 aYes bYes
4 a gripping f hauntingb ruthless g mischievousc callous h bloodthirstyd courageous i seductivee superb j outstanding
6 Strong:c,d,f,g,hMedium:a,eWeak:b,i
Someofthestrongadverbs(utterly,absolutely,completely,andtotally)combinebestwithadjectivesthatalreadyimplyanextreme:gripping,action-packed,spine-chilling,spectacular,tremendous,fantastic,amazing,stunning.Ofthemediumadverbs,reallyandrathercombinewithmostadjectives,butrathercansoundoddwithadjectivesthatimplyanextreme,e.g.notrather fantastic.Theweakadverbsgobestwithlessextremeadjectives,especiallythosewithanegativeimplication:slow-moving,predictable,far-fetched,awkward,wooden,uninspired,unconvincing,mediocre,disappointing.
Review p140
1 b 1 canbeheardc 2 areoftenhiredd 6 arewrittene 7 befoundf 4 isorganisedg 5 arealwaysheld
2 a onlookers c witnesses e audienceb observer d spectators f viewers
3 a of/aboutdoingawaywithb musthavefallenout/havesurelyfallenoutc ofputtingupwithd tomakeupforforgettinge abletocomeupwith
4 1 thrilling 5 uninspiring2 gripping 6 wooden3 spectacular 7 disappointing4 awkward