cae result students' book keys - unit 11

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CAE Result © Oxford University Press 37 Unit 11 Reading p130 1 1 Performance art 2 Public speaking 3 Theatre performances 2 1C 2A 3C 4D 5B 6C Vocabulary p132 1 a easel d gallery f palette b canvas e landscape g watercolour c sketch They are all connected with art and painting. The other groups are: a films d films f films b books e theatre g theatre c music/songs 2 a canvas c subtitles e gallery b lyrics d plot f rehearsal 4 Suggested answers c films with battle scenes (science- fiction/historical epics/war films, etc.) large crowd scenes or street scenes e home entertainment has improved and therefore become more popular, smaller cinema audiences, DVDs give cheaper and higher-quality access to films at home, films can be downloaded from the Internet at low cost, similar changes in the music industry with downloading cheap, fast and of good quality, effects of piracy in film and music, etc. Grammar p132 1 a faster f much hotter b the more g a great deal worse c the most ancient h more wrong d as rigorous as i older than me/I am e the least convincing 2 a trickier c wetter e paler b slimmer d drier 3 Suggested answers a Jupiter is the farthest/furthest from the Earth. Mars is nearer the Earth than Jupiter and Mars. Venus is nearer than Jupiter but further than Mars. (Jupiter: 588 million km; Venus: 40 million km; Mars: 35 million km) b The electric guitar is the oldest. The portable calculator is more recent than the transistor radio but not as recent as the calculator. The portable calculator is the most recent. (electric guitar: 1930s; transistor radio: 1954; portable calculator: 1967) c The Pacific Ocean is the largest. The Atlantic is larger than the Indian Ocean but not as large as the Pacific. The Indian Ocean is the smallest/ smaller than the others. (Pacific 165 760 000 sq. km; Atlantic 81 585 000 sq. km; Indian Ocean 73 556 000 sq. km) d Chocolate has the most calories. Lettuce has the least calories. Bread has fewer calories than/not as many calories as chocolate but more than lettuce. (100 g chocolate: 530 kcal; slice of white bread: 140 kcal; lettuce: 19 kcal) 4 a4 b3 c1 d2 5 a slightly c slightly e nowhere near b far d much

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Page 1: Cae Result Students' Book Keys - Unit 11

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CAE Result © Oxford University Press

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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