Solutions Adyanced Workbook Key
5 wannabes
6 tookln
7 iapped up
8 grungy
1 1 neat. The others all mean rhe
opposlte of neat.
2 corsel. The others are to do with hair.
3 piercing. The others are accessories.
4 bandana. It's a garment; the others are parts of garments.
5 shabby. The others descrlbe design.
2 1 v-neck. fulł-length. open-toed
2 zip-up. skln-tight
3 1 e 2 h 3 b 4c 5 f 6 d
7 a 8 i 9 g
4 1 too big far his boots
2 puli thelr socks up
3 hot under the collar
1 feather In yout cap
5 offthecuff
6 belowthebelt
Challenge! Students' own answers 8B Food or fuel? page 66
1 1 Into, phases. menu
2 tooth. gorge, crave
3 broaden. set
ii treat, touch. gross
5 fussy. fanatical
2 1 I wouldn't touch them!
2 t'd say l'm fairly ...
3 l'd prefer to avoid it...
a i would try them if I had to.
3 1 My parents wouldn’t let me eat
sweet s till I was about fwe.
2 l would say (that) Lu!gi’s restaurant serves the best pizzas.
3 t'd rather not eat too late.
A She would have been about fifteen when she learned to cook.
5 l wouldn’t want to eat fish every day.
6 When my mum was pregnant she would crave doughnułs.
7 t'd love to know how to make a perfect Thai curry.
8 i asked her why she became a yegetarian but she would n’t tell me.
1 1 crew
2 supet-sklnny
3 skiving
4 clued up
2 Reading: rock. indie. underground punk. hardcore
Big Chill: electronic Glastonbury: all sorts
3 1 many 7 can
2 at 8 might
3 always listened 9 grounds
4 all 10 such
5 off 11 for
6 over 12 |ust
4 1 The arrivalof monster rock
concerts that anracted thousands
2 It staned off as a jazz festiyal but now has many kinds of musie; it takes place on two sites.
3 Ihe settingisbeautlful.
4 Poetry, fltms. gourmet food fair
5 Glastonbury
5 1 caterfor 4 settlng
2 evoive 5 generale
3 faithful
Challenge! Students’ own answers
page 68-69
1 1 contamlnants 5 tasteless
2 Bacteria 6 protein
3 Ingredients 7 nutrlents
4 fat 8 toxlc
2 1 Dining in a laboratory
2 Scientific cooking. but only for a few
3 Takeyourtime
4 Adiyldedyear
5 Popular prfees?
6 Somethlngsneverchange
3 1 c 2 a 3 b 4 d Sc 6a
7 b
4 1 ctops 4 gourmet
2 savour 5 exponent
3 retain 6 bear in mind
Challenge! Students’ own answers 8EModalverbs page 70
1 1 do we have to / must we
2 can
3 may/might
4 might / could
5 couldn't / weren’t able to
6 must
7 haveto
8 should / ought to
9 should / might
2 1 must have got
2 must make. don’t have to leave
3 must have known
4 must be
5 can’t have had
6 shouldn’t / oughtn’t to interfere
3 1 That must be Andy’s brother -he’s the spiulng Image of him.
2 You must have been over the moon wtien you wete picked for the team.
3 I shouldn't be late home this evening.
4 i might / may not go to the flrework display.
5 He ought to / should apologise to the teacher.
6 I should have put on morÄ™ sun cream.
2 1 rocket 4 remalnstable
2 fluctuate S taił off
3 creep up 6 plummel
3 1 give
2 form. home
3 somethlng hke
4 strikes
5 tendency. embrace
6 trend, towards
4 a 35-54 b over65 c 13-17
Transcript WB 17
This chart shcws the resuli of a survcy into the age profile of pcople who use the Internet on their mobile phar.es. According to the chart, the vas! majority of people who access Ihe Internet from their phones are in the 35-34 age bratket. I guess thesc are the people who can alford this enpenswe senśce and I cxpect a lot of them are usirtg their phones for work purpor.es. to send e mails and things like that. The sccond targest uscr group are the zj-ją ycar olds who make up about 25% of people who use the Internet on the« mobile phones. Again. that's quite predictablc as yoo'd e/pcct young professionałs to be using the latest technology. The chart rndicates that very few people oser the age of 65 use the Internet while on Ihe merze, which is hardly surprismg givcn that the display is very smali and diffitull to rcad if you a-e tong sighted, ano rough.y equal numbers of lj-iz year-olds and i8-2Ą-year olds use it.
5 Students’ own answers 8G A report page 72
1 |
slde |
4 |
the least |
2 |
do |
5 |
exactly |
3 |
If |
6 |
tendency |
1 |
Insight |
7 |
lacks |
2 |
single out |
8 |
makes up |
3 |
boasls |
9 |
renowned |
4 |
reputation |
10 |
somewhat |
5 |
throw |
11 |
showcases |
6 |
array |
12 |
unreasonable |
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