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_ _ _ _ __ _2Having friends is the most important thing forPepe. _ __ _ __ _3David is a person who plays the pianoprofessionally. _ _ _ _ _ __4We need to increase the amount we produce.5Being happy is more important than wealth.6I'm not very pleased with the things youarranged. _ _ _ _ _ __Down1Some of my aunt's clothes are very old-_.2Up until that _I had been an engineer.3 _ clothes aren't always expensive.6 That old hotel is full of beautifulfurniture.7 What will life be like in the 22nd?Materials and describingobjectsall aMatch the objects (1-7) with the materials(a-g).How to ...gMatch the phrases (1-6) with the uses (a-f).1a wedding ringasilk1'You can't really say that.'2a pair of swimming trunksbleather2'Yes, that's a good point.'3 bed sheets ~ c4 a pair of jeansdrubberdenim3456'I think that people who ..

.'aInclude details5a wedding dressegold6car tyresfcottonglycra7 expensive shoesb'Now, what did he do?''Right, so we agree on the computer.''He was born in the Kalahari.'Match the objects (1-5) with the descriptions(a-e).bUse rhetorical questionscArgue against someone's point1a mirrorastretchydInclude your personal response2ice on a roadbsofteConcede a point34a cushioncshinyfState an agreed pointan elastic banddrougheslippery5 a mountain pathDDDDDD•ListeningIII a :, 13Cover the audioscript. Listen to fourpeople talking about their jobs. Match thespeakers (1- 4) with the jobs from the box. Four ofthe jobs are not needed.balletarchitectdancersecretaryengineerphotographeractorjournalisthotel receptionist1234bListen again and complete the expressions(1- 8).

Then match the expressions with thedefinitions (a-h).Speaker 11I'm a natural _ _ __ , I suppose.2There's a sort ofthat you get froman audience.Speaker 23I never meant to get into this _ _ _ _4... it all sort of5But I'mfrom there.so basically ...Speaker 36... some of the guests are _ _ __oooooo( AUDIOSCRIPT1IISpeaker 472I hadspace ships and futuristiccities for some reason.8... designing is something that's _ _ _ _adifficult to manage/deal withbperson who likes to be the centre of attentioncan obsession withddeveloped/grew rapidlyecareer or professionfpart of your basic personalitygfeeling of excitementhself-employedcComplete the audioscript using appropriateIooforms of the verbs from the box below.

Then listenand check.(IIappearI'm a natural show off, I suppose. Even as a kid I lovedperforming in front of other people. Whenever the familygot together, my parents used to get me to stand on thetable , singing songs and doing little scenes. There's asort of buzz that you get from an audience that nothingonelse quite matches up to. In fact, I (1)stage again next month, which should make a nicechange from all the TV work.takelive)It all happened by accident, really. I mean - I nevermeant to get into this line of work. In fact, when I wasyoung I wanted to be a ballerina! But when I was atuniversity a friend persuaded me to take some picturesfor the college magazine, and it all sort of snowballedfrom there.

The fashion shoots are the ones I enjoyanymost. But I'm freelance so basically I (2)assignment that's on offer. Even weddings!3The really great thing about my job is the number andvariety of people you meet. Not that they are all nice- some of the guests are a real handful! But howeverbad they are, you always know that they'll be leaving ina few days, so that makes it bearable.

And of course, Ioften get the chance to use my languages.4Even when I was quite small I loved drawing. I hada thing for space ships and futuristic cities for somereason! Well, of course, I don't really do any actualdrawing now - the computers do it all for us! Butdesigning is something that's in the blood, and thegreat thing about my job is that it's not just theoretical,because you know real people (3)and workin the things you've designed ...Vocabulary I5workAmanda's about to take her driving test.Da Amanda's driving test is tomorrow .•Complete the sentences using the correct form ofphrases from the box. Two are not needed.b Amanda's driving test is next month.6work from home commutepaid employmentdo voluntary work workaholic workplacework-rhythmwork-centred culturenine-to-five working day flexible working dayDI think I'll have a tuna salad.a I've just decided to get a salad.b I'm talking about my plans for tomorrow'slunch.7We're taking the kids to Bodrum in August.Da We hope to get the tickets next week.12b We booked our flights yesterday.I can vary my work hours to suit my othercommitments.8DWatch out! You're going to slip.Ihavea ____________________________a I can see a patch of oil on the ground.My mother helps at the local old people's home,although she doesn't get paid.b I know you've been unsteady on your feetsince your accident.My mother _______________________3Tomas hates the long journey from home to workevery morning.To mas doesn't Ii ke ___________________45I've just converted the guest bedroom into mynew office.Nowlcan __________________________My father seemed to work all the time, it was anobsession for him.How to ...

IGIll Complete the sentences using the words inbrackets.1Pedro's parents are very wealthy so he doesn'tneed to work for a living.23(not / I'm / but / sure / yet)It is now illegal to smoke _________________4(leaving / thinking / I'm / about)5My mother will be 40 years old6We're not sure about our next holiday but_____________________ to 0 i sney La nd.7Tu rn 0 n the TV - _____________________(coming / this / October)futures (1)Choose the best explanation (a or b).1Alison's bound to get that job in New York.(take / is / one / possibility / the kids / to)Da I expect this to happen.the election results.b I don't know whether this will happen or not.2Mr Askew's on the verge of resigning.b He's probably going to leave soon.Take some sun cream - it'll be hot there nextmonth.Db I know it's always hot there at this time ofyear.Look.

Baxter's going to win the race.a Baxter is the fastest runner.b I can see that Baxter is in front of the otherrunners.8The company hasn't made any decision onred u nda nci es. _______________________situation.a I've just seen the weather forecast.4(about / announce / are / they / to)Da He's probably going to leave his job next year.3but Ihaven't made a definite decision yet.The government has made it illegal to smoke inoffices, factories and shops.Grammar IClaire's really upset _________________________ I th ink she'son the verge of leaving her husband.In some countries, work seems to be the mostimportant thing in life.Some countries seem to have _ _ _ _ _ __8Look at those dark clouds - there's going to be astorm __________________ __________(about / in / an / hour's / time)Pedro doesn't need ____________7Mia's well qualified so she's bound to leave(the / next / in / so / month / or)My father was _____________________6talk about future plansD(all/economic / It / on / depends / the)Reading..

aMatch words or phrases in the art icle with th emeanings (1-10) .CRead the article and answer the questions.1throw n away (adj , pa ra 1)1What does the wo rd gu ilt in the title refer to?2when so meone pa id an art ist to make a part icularwork (ve rb, para 1) _ _ __ _ _2Wh y is the weight of the sc ulpture sign ifica nt ?3wasteful (adj. para 1) _ __ _ _4advanced (compoun d adj, pa ra 1) _ __ __ _3What happens to 90% of Europe's electro ni c waste?_ _ ____5 wi res co nn ectin g electrica l ap pliances(noun , para 2) _ __ __ _b Read the article again and add two moreexamples to each part of the list.CD•Adjectives : terrifying , _ __ _•Adverbs: ingeniously, _ _ __•Body: head, _ __ _•Electronics : computers, _ __ _•Appliances : cookers, _ _ __Th is is ' Weee Man' . a terrify ing metal a ndplastic scul pt ure created by Pau l Bo no m ini fromdisca rded computers.

electron ic com po nent s anddo mestic prod ucts. Commissio ned by the Roya lSociet y of Art s (RSA). the sc ulpture stands 24fee t (7 met res) hi gh beside the ri ver Thames inLo nd o n a nd serves as a shocking rem ind er ofthe huge a mo unt of waste produced by today'sex travaga nt hi gh-tech society.m The ma in body of the fig ure includes threewa shin g m achines. five fridges. seven vacuumclea ners. 35 mo bile pho nes and 12 kettl es.

p lu sassorted microwaves. televis io ns. radiators a ndsectio ns of d ucting a nd cablin g. T he a rti st hasingeni ously created the head fro m a combin ationo f surp risin g element s. The teeth a re in fac tcomputer mice. the eyes a re washing machinedoo rs a nd the ears are sa tellite d ishes.m The na me of the scul pt ure. ·Weee·.

comes fro mth e phrase Waste Electrica l a nd ElectronicEqui pment. a nd it s weight. 3.3 IO nn es. is the sa meas the weight of elect rica l eq ui pmen t th row n(\\\ay by a n average perso n in a li fe time. TheRS A hopes that th e sculpture will enco uragerecycl ing by d ramat ica lly re mindin g us of thesheer qu a ntit y of products we throwawayunnecessa ril y. C it izen s of the Europea n Unioncurre ntly prod uce 6.5 m illi o n to nn es of electronicwaste a year.