PDF Newenterprise b2 WB Sample DD - PDF

Jenny Dooley

CONTENTS
Unit 1 A Hard Day’

Day’s
s Work Unit 7 Against the Law
Vocabulary ...................................... p.
Vocabulary 4 Vocabulary ...................................... p. 40
Vocabulary
Grammar ......................................... p. 5 Grammar ......................................... p. 41
Vocabulary
Vocabulary & Everyday English ....... p. 6 Vocabulary
Vocabulary & Everyday English ....... p. 42
Reading ........................................... p. 7 Reading ........................................... p. 43

Unit 2 Places to Visit Unit 8 Sports & Hobbies
Vocabulary ......................................
Vocabulary p. 8 Vocabulary ......................................
Vocabulary p. 44
Vocabulary
Vocabular y & Everyday English ....... p. 10 Vocabulary
Unit 3 Fun Time Unit 9 Eureka!

Vocabulary
Vocabulary ...................................... p. 12 Vocabulary
Vocabulary ...................................... p. 48
Vocabulary
Skills Practice A (Units 1-3) ................ p. 16 Skills Practice C (Units 7-9) ................ p. 52
Revision A (Units 1-3) ............................ p. 20 Revision C (Units 1-9) ............................ p. 56

Unit 4 Special Events Unit 10 Education
Vocabulary ......................................
Vocabulary p. 58
Vocabulary
Unit 5 Survival Unit 11 Money Matters

Vocabulary ......................................
Vocabulary p. 62
Vocabulary
Unit 6 Eating Habits Unit 12 Earth: SOS

Vocabulary ...................................... p. 30
Vocabulary Vocabulary ...................................... p. 66
Vocabulary
Vocabulary Vocabulary & Everyday English ....... p. 68
Vocabulary
Skills Practice B (Units 4-6) ................ p. 34 Skills Practice D (Units 10-12) .......... p. 70
Revision B (Units 1-6) ............................ p. 38 Revision D (Units 1-12) ......................... p. 74
Word Formation ....................................... p. 76
Irregular Verbs
3

6a
Vocabulary 4 ★★ Fill in: sip, nibble, grow , save, chat , take in the
correct form.
Food products – Tastes
Tastes
St Lawrence Market
1 ★ Choose the correct word(s).
V isitors to Toronto love wandering around in historic

St Lawrence Market, where you can find something
for everyone. Thirsty? Stop and 1) ......................... a
delicious coffee from one of the numerous cafés on the
mezzanine level. Hungry? You can 2) .........................
on some delicious baked goods from one of the bakeries,
or 3) ......................... a bite of one of the city’s famous
smoked sausages. You will enjoy 4) ..............................
1 aubergines/courgettes 2 turkey breasts/chicken nuggets
with vendors as you sample cheeses from around the
world, and delicious fruits which 5) .........................
locally.. Don’t forget to 6) ......................... some room for
locally
the sweets sold at the chocolate shops. They have over 30
varieties of chocolates to choose from.
3 coleslaw/prawn curry 4 buns/pretzels
5 ★★★ Fill in: eager , regularly , obviously , impact ,

concern, bakes, vendor , pastry , take away , deli ,
5 turnip/sprouts 6 lamb chops/minced beef sour , pizzeria, fresh, processed , bitter . Two words
are extra.
2 ★ Choose the correct word.
A: It’s so interesting that we are part of the same family,
1 Restaurants can pay a monthly fee/scheme
fee/scheme to to use the
but have such different bad eating habits.
app.
B: I know what you mean. I’m happy to go to a
2 Food waste/business
waste/business is is a big problem internationally, 1) ......................... and eat a few slices of pepperoni
1)
as a lot of edible food is thrown away. pizza, or get some other kind of 2) 2) .........................
......................... I can
3 At the end of the day, our local sushi restaurant offers eat at home in front of the telly. And you 3) 3) ....................
......................
discount vendors/prices
vendors/prices;; everything is 50% off. visit the 4) 4) .........................
......................... shop for something sweet;
4 At closing/processed
closing/processed time,
time, we have to put the chairs you buy the same jam donuts every Friday. Friday.
on the tables in order to mop the floor.
floor. A: I know. I think all that 5) 5) ......................... food we
5 It’s a pity that too much good food ends up at the eat is terrible for our health. Maybe it isn’t my
rubbish dump/impact
dump/impact.. 6) .........................,
6) ........................., but I still worry about the negative
7) .........................
7) ......................... your poor diet will have on you.
B: I agree. We should make sure to cook a healthy
3 ★★ Fill in: on, of , down, to, up, for , off , with. Two
items are extra.
meal every night. Our mother also 8)
healthy cookies and cakes. But you never seem
8) .........................
.........................
9) ......................... to eat them. You always say you

9)
1 He turned ................ the volume on the TV because he
aren’t hungry.
couldn’t hear it.
A: 10) ......................., Mum is right. Everyone knows you
10) .......................,
2 Our food choices have a big impact ................ the
can’t eat junk food all the time and be healthy. But
environment.
11) ...................
11) ................... foods like salad just don’t appeal to me.
3 She had to turn ................ the invitation as she was B: Maybe we need to experiment with some new flavours.
busy with work that evening. What about a salad dressing made with lemons? Or a
4 If you buy a full dinner here, you can get dessert ranch dressing made with 12) 12) .........................
......................... cream?
................ free. I saw a 13) 13) ......................... at the market had some
5 The chef was very proud ................ her new menu. interesting dressings, perhaps I’ll see what I can find at
6 I needed advice on improving my diet so I turned ............ her stall next weekend.
my doctor for help. A: Sure, why not? Let’s give it a try.
30

6b
Grammar some/any/no/every &
& compounds –
some/any/no/every
Countable/Uncountable nouns – Articles
Singular/Plural nouns – Quantifiers/
Determiners 4 ★ Choose the correct word.
1 I don’t usually drink any/some

any/some coffee but I’m really
1 ★ Choose the correct item. tired this morning.
A: I need 1) 1) a little/a couple

couple of advice with this recipe. 2 There isn’t anywhere/nowhere
anywhere/nowhere locally
locally I can buy that
ingredient.
Can you help?
3 I’m sorry, there are some/no
some/no tables
tables left. Do you mind
B: Sure. I have 2) 2) many/plenty
many/plenty of of experience cooking.
waiting?
A: Great. I have 3) 3) a lot of/a bit of vegetables. Do you
think I can use them all? 4 Nothing/Anything
Nothing/Anything on this menu looks good. I hate
B: Well, I think you can use 4) 4) a few/a little of them, but seafood and it’s all fish.
not all. 5 The coffee shop is looking for someone/everyone
someone/everyone
A: Great. Now, this meal needs to feed about ten 5) 5) child/ who can work early Saturday mornings.
mornings.
children.. Do you think it will be enough?
children 6 I should put any/some
any/some sugar in my tea so it is less
B: I think you’ll need to double it. Do you have all the bitter.
ingredients? 7 My doctor suggested trying something/anything
something/anything new new
A: No. I’ll go to the market in the morning when there are to lose weight.
6) fewer/little
6) fewer/little people
people there. I hate queuing. 8 There are healthy snacks at every/any
every/any club
club meeting.
B: Make sure you pick up a 7) 7) packet/bar of
of chocolate for
yourself.. You’ll
yourself You’ll deserve a treat
treat after you finish cooking.
A: You’re right!
51 ★★ Correct the mistakes.
I can’t find nothing to eat in
i n the fridge.
2 ★★ Correct the mistakes
mistakes.. 2 There aren’t any Japanese restaurants nearby because
a village is small.
1 There are over a hundred sheeps on the organic farm.
3 I’m looking for nothing I can use as a butter substitute
2 Less people cook at home these days.
as I’m vegan.
3 The restaurant was full of antique furnitures.
furnitures.
4 There were any eggs left, so I bought some at the market.
4 There was much pizza left over at the end of the party
party..
5 In my country, pineapple is the exotic fruit.
5 There is many news about health problems caused by
6 Let’s try anywhere
anywhere new for our next office dinner out.
eating an unhealthy diet.
7 She didn’t know some good recipes so she asked her
6 People in some countries drink too many coffee.
brother for help.
7 There aren’t much plates for all the guests. We’ll have
8 There is anything better than watermelon on a hot,
to use some paper ones.
sunny day.
8 I’m not sure if there are some peanuts in this, so you’d
better not eat it.

6 ★★★ Use some, any , no, every and
and their
3 ★★★ Choose the correct word(s). compounds to complete the gaps. Then, choose
the correct article.
A: What do you feel like eating tonight?

Here 1)
1) is/are
is/are a
a 2)
2) bit/little
bit/little of
of great news B: I’m not exactly sure but 1) 1) .....................
..................... too heavy. I had
for lovers of Italian food. There’s a new 2) an/a
2) an/a amazing
amazing lunch and I’m not very hungry hungry..
restaurant on the high street! Mario’s is run A: How about 3) 3) ..................... light like some grilled
by Chef Mario Legghio, who has 3) 3) many/more
many/more than 20 years’ vegetables? I could start up 4) 4) a/the
a/the grill grill out back.
experience in the food industry. 4) 4) Both/All
Both/All he and his talented B: That’s a good suggestion, but we don’t have
staff 5) is/are dedicated
is/are dedicated to giving excellent service. With the aim of 5) .....................
5) ..................... vegetables in 6) 6) a/the
a/the fridge.
fridge.
providing an authentic Italian dining experience, Mario’s uses fresh A: Good point. Why don’t we go out 7) 7) ..................... ?
ingredients including 6) plenty of/few of/few authentic Italian cheese Let’s try 8) 8) a/the
a/the new new Lebanese restaurant down the
and olive 7) oil/oils
oil/oils to make 8) lots of/a little fantastic dishes. street. You could get 9) 9) a/an
a/an sandwich, or a dip with
Customers can enjoy a traditional antipasto selection before their 10) .....................
10) ..................... pita bread.
meal and main courses include handmade pizza and 9) pastas/ B: I’ve been meaning to try their food for a long time.
pasta.. If that is not 10) plenty/enough,
pasta plenty/enough, the prices are reasonable I walk by this restaurant 11)
11) ..................... day on my
so you can enjoy a delicious meal for two for around 20 11) euros/ way to the tube station.
euroes.. So, my advice 12) is/are to
euroes is/are to call in at Mario’s for real Italian A: Well, it seems we have 12)12) .....................
..................... other options
cuisine. in mind, so let’s go there.
31

6c
Vocabulary Everyday English
Eating habits Asking about/Expressing preference
1 ★ Match the words in the two columns.

4 ★ Match the exchange.
1 red a oil A Me too. I don’t feel like

1 Which do you
b rice
2 olive c snacks prefer, regular anything spicy.
3 brown or decaffeinated B Yes, I prefer eating
4 fresh d food coffee? outside when the
5 salty e meat 2 We’d rather have fish weather is nice.
and chips than curry. C I’d actually prefer tea if
3 It’s so nice to sit in you have it.
2 ★★ Fill in: meal, salt , frying , grains, snacks, fast .
the garden.
Who has healthy eating habits?

A: In our physical education class we had to compare 5 ★★ Choose the correct response
response..
eating habits.
1 A: Which do you prefer, chicke
chickenn or fish?
B: What did you find out about yourself?
B: a Thank you. I’ll have it now.
A: I think I need to make some changes to my diet.
Compared to my classmates, I eat at 1) 1) ....................
......................
.. b The salmon looks good to me.
food restaurants more, and I also eat more salty 2 A: Would you rather
rather sit by the window or near
near the
2) ......................
2) ...................... than most people. fountain?
B: You’re right. That doesn’t sound very healthy. So what B: a I prefer to eat later in the evening.
kind of changes are you going to make? b I think I’d like to enjoy the view outside.
A: First, I’m going to avoid eating a large 3) 3) ......................
........................
.. 3 A: Do you prefer cooking with electricity or gas?
late in the evening. It’s not good for digestion. I think I B: a Either is better than the microwave.
should also try including more whole 4) 4) .....................
.......................
.. b My cooker at home is broken.
such as brown bread, oats or brown rice. And I need
to cut down on how much 5) 5) ......................
...................... I eat. No
more crisps for me!
B: Those sound like good steps to take. But don’t get too
6 ★★★ Complete the dialogue. Use: I’d prefer
that one. – I think she’d rather have something like
strict with yourself. cheese and vegetable platters. – I prefer not leaving
A: Don’t worry. There are some things I just can’t give too much preparation to the last minute. – Which
up. I can’t imagine a weekend breakfast without
like better? – What do you think
do you think she’d like
6) .................
6) ................. eggs with butter.
she’d prefer? – Where do you think she’d prefer to
B: Can’t argue with that.
celebrate? Two sentences are extra.
A: I’m so excited to plan Anna’s surprise party.

3 ★★★ Fill in: cuts, meals, processed , vegetables,
diet , salty .
1) .....................
1) ............................................
.............................................
.................................
...........
What do you think we should get in terms of food?
It’s her party, after all.
A re you looking for an old-fashioned deli?
Look no further than Smith and Sons on
Bank Street. We have something for everyone.
B: I know she is a vegetarian, so we’ll have to keep
that in mind. 2) 2) ......................
............................................
.................................
...........
A: Sounds good. I can pick up things to make those
Choose premium cold 1) .........................., fine
at the market on Saturday. What about something
cheeses and 2) ........................ meats from one
of our refrigerated display cases. Need a quick hot? We could cook something. 3) 3) ...................
.......................
....
bite? We stock a wide range of sweets and ........................................
3) .......................... snacks such as crisps and B: Maybe we could pick up something from a take
nuts for people on the go. For those following away instead? Perhaps she’d enjoy a veggie lasagne
a healthy 4) .........................., Smith and Sons or some spinach pies?
offers a variety of fresh 5) .......................... and A: They both sound delicious. 4) 4) ....................
...............................
...........
fruits. Busy people will appreciate our hot food ............................................
..................................................................
.....................................
...............
counter where main 6) .......................... suitable B: I’m not sure about Anna, but the lasagne sounds
for lunch or dinner are available pre-prepared. Your good to me!
family will enjoy our home-made lasagnes, roast
chickens and salads, and you’ll enjoy not having
to cook.
32

6c
Free
Fr ee Meals
for the
Hungry
A
For one restaura
restaurant
nt in Montreal, the season of generosity continues said, ‘we welcome you and pick whatever you like,’ including anything
year-round
year-r ound even though the holidays
holi days are over.
over. In the autumn of 2016, I wanted to drink,” Jalbert wrote in a post on social media. Jalbert paid
Marché Ferdous, a family-owned Middle Eastern restaurant, started before he left. It wasn’t necessary,
necessary, but he knew it was the right thing to
serving free meals to 1) ............. who was hungry. The owners and do. The restaurant soon started attracting more and more people.
chef thought no person should be hungry when food was being thrown
out every night. “People sometimes come here, you have no idea by C There is a major food wastage problem all around the world:
their look that they need the food and they’re shy shy or they don’t believe statistically, one third of food is wasted. This is a huge problem, so for
2) ............. such things. So, we told the staff, ‘Don’t ask any questions; the restaurant’s chef, giving food away is “not a big deal.” “It doesn’t
do not judge them.’ If they ask, just give them the food, that’s it, that’s matter, because at night if you 4) ............. have leftover food, you
all,” co-owner Yahya Hashemi told CTV News. end up throwing it out, so why not give to those in need?” said chef
Abdelkader Bejaoui.
B
And that’s what Hashemi and his team did. They put a sign on the
door: “People with 3) ............. money welcome to eat free.” Marché D Hashemi also explained that his decision to give 5) ............. free
Ferdous’ charitable actions were not well known until the sign caught food stems from the tolerance and acceptance that he was lucky enough
a customer’s attention. Sean Jalbert, who had enough money for his to experience as an immigrant coming from Iran to Canada.“We have
meal, went into the restaurant to see what would happen if he asked to reflect our real image, immigrants 6) ............. want to work hard
for free food. His request for a free meal was answered just as Hashemi and participate in this great country to contribute in its economy and
had stated – without any judgement. “She didn’t ask anything, but social tissue,” said the restaurant’s other co-owner Ala Amiry.
Reading
9 ★★★ Read the article. For questions 1-4, choose
7 ★ Read the article. Complete each gap with the

word that fits best.
the best answer (A–D).
1 What is true about Marché Ferdous?

1 A someone
someone B anyone
anyone C everyone
everyone D no one A It opened in 2016.
2 A on
on B to
to C in
in D by B It is run by a family in Canada.
3 A no
no B few
few C enough
enough D any C It is open all year round.
4 A never
never B yet
yet C also
also D still D It is open during the holidays.
5 A out
out B up
up C in
in D on 2 Why did the restaurant begin giving away food?
6 A which
which B who
who C whom
whom D whose A They wanted to become more well-known.
B They wanted to prove they are good citizens.
C They wanted to help immigrants.
8 ★★ Read the article. For questions 1-5, choose
from the sections (A–D). The sections may be
D They saw it as a solution to two problems.
chosen more than once. 3 Why did Sean Jalbert enter the restaurant?
A He was hungry.
Which section ...
B He wanted to see if the sign was true.
1 talks about the restaurant owner’s country of birth?
C He wanted to take a photograph.
2 explains why the staff don’t ask questions?
D He wanted to ask the owner a question.
3 describes how the restaurant became famous
online? 4 According to Amiry, many immigrants want to
A help the county’s economy.
4 discusses how much food is wasted around the
world? B settle in Canada.
5 talks about a co-owner’s opinion of immigrants in C be more tolerant.
Canada? D open family-run
f amily-run restaurants.
restaurants.
33

B Skills Practice (Units 4-6)
A The Cairngorms is a mountain range in the Scottish Highlands, C People often get into difficulty when they have a fall that
with five of the six highest mountains in Scotland. This makes it a leaves them immobile, or when the fast-changing weather of the
favourite destination for climbers and hikers, but being so far nor th Cairngorms catches them by surprise. A rescue can take anything
also means it can be one of the most inhospitable environments from a few hours to a number of days. If the weather permits it,
in the UK. The highest UK winds ever were recorded there (283 rescuers can be brought up to higher ground (where most people
km/h), as well as the lowest UK temperature of -27.2°C. Snow get in trouble) by helicopter, but otherwise they use 4X4s or
can fall throughout the year, and blizzards are common in winter. snowmobiles to get to the closest point and then start walking.
In fact, conditions up in the Cairngorm Mountains have been On the way, they need to be on their guard for avalanches and
compared to high-Arctic Canada and northern Norway. So it’s other hazards that could turn them from rescuers into victims in
no surprise that the Cairngorm Mountain Rescue Team (CMRT) a moment.
receive an average of 45 call-outs per year. D Amazingly, the CMRT receives only 20% of its funding from
B The CMRT is made up of 42 members, all of whom are the government, and a further 10% from the Scottish police.
volunteers, but whose regular jobs are closely connected to the The rest is made up of direct donations, often coming from
mountain range. Some are mountain guides, for example, while mountaineers and walkers who come to the area, as well as the
others are ski patrollers. To be a member, you have to have a residents of the area, and the grateful families and friends of
certain amount of flexibility in your job and indeed your daily people they rescue. There is also a website (cmrt.org.uk) where
life, or at least an understanding employer and family. This is people can make online contributions. The shortfall is made up
because you could be called out at any time of the day or night with fundraising drives, such as the annual sponsored New Year
to take part in rescues that could last for days. There are also dip in the icy waters of Loch Insh.
regular training sessions, which
which become more intensive as winter
– the time of the highest danger – approaches.
Reading
1 ★ Read the article and complete the summary

summary.. 3 ★★★ Read the text. For questions 1-4, choose
the correct answer (A, B, C or D).
1 From paragraph A, we can understand that

A the Cairngorms are unlike the rest of the UK.
T
he CMRT is responsible for rescue missions in the Cairngorms B the weather throughout the UK is often extreme.
mountain 1)
1) ........................., which can experience C the highest mountain in the UK is in Scotland.
2) .................... as high as 283 km/h and temperatures as low as
2) D only the bravest go to the Cairngorms.
...................... . They are called out on average 4)
3) ......................
3) ...........................
4) ...........................
2 All of the members of the CMRT
times annually, carrying out rescues using helicopters, 4X4s and A receive no pay for rescue work.
5) ...................... . They do this on a voluntary basis, and only
5) B live close to the Cairngorms
Cairngorms..
6) .......................... of their funding comes from the authorities, with
6) .......................... C are unemployed.
the other 70% covered by 7)
7) ................................ and fundraising. D have jobs with short hours.
To contribute yourself, go to 8) ................................ .
8) ................................ 3 The word ‘immobile’ in paragraph C means
A sick. C unable to move.
B unable to communicate. D scared.
2 ★★ Which paragraph (A, B, C or D) mentions ...
4 The author is surprised that the CMRT
1 a cold swim? ....... A costs so much.
2 the jobs rescuers do? ....... B gets so little state funding.

3 how often the CMRT have to rescue someone? ....... C has so many sources of funding.
4 the CMRT being careful of snow conditions? ....... D functions on so little money.
5 record-breaking
record-breaking weather? .......
6 how much money the authorities provide? .......
34

B
Everyday English 6 ★★★ Use the sentences (A-H) to complete the
dialogue. Three
Three sentences are extra.
4 ★ Match the exchanges.
1 Would you prefer chips or a I went for a meal

rice? with my family.
2 Well done on passing your b It was fantastic!
driving test! c Sounds great!
3 What did you do after the d I prefer chips.
ceremony? e Good for you!
4 Can you tell me what you f Thanks! I’m over
saw? the moon.
5 What was the day like? g A blue car went
6 How about some chips? through a red
7 Which do you prefer, chips light.
or rice? h I’d rather have
8 I passed my driving test! chips.
5 ★★ Choose the correct response.

A Sounds great, but don’t order that much.
1 A: Congratulations on getting the job! B I’d prefer the one with peppers.
B: a Thanks! I’m so proud of myself!
b You really deserve it! C Thank you!
D Sounds delicious!
2 A: How did you
you celebrate?
celebrate? E Presumably, it is.
B: a We prefer a meal. b We went for a meal. F You can’t have been.
G That sounds like fun.
3 A: What happened next? H I prefer Italian.
B: a The taxi skidded. b There was a taxi.
4 A: What did you

you do?
B: a I went to check on the driver.
A: That was a lovely walk, Martina, but now I’m hungry!
b The driver asked for help. Do you want to eat at one of these two restaurants?
5 A: Which do you like better, tea or coffee? B: Sure, Gloria. 1) .....................
...........................................
...................................
.............
A: OK, so which do you like the most, Italian or
B: a I’d prefer coffee. b I prefer tea.
Japanese food?
6 A: How fast was the driver going? B: Well, 2) .................................
.......................................................
...................................
.............
B: a I assume so. Japanese cuisine has too much seafood for me.
A: No problem. I love Italian! ... So here’s the menu.
b She was well within the speed limit.
How about a pizza, garlic bread and some kind of
pasta dish?
B: 3) ....................
..........................................
............................................
...................................
.............
A: Don’t worry. I can always take any leftover food
home with me.
B: OK then. So, what what kind of pizza will we order?
A: Chicken and pineapple?
B: Don’t forget that I’m vegetarian.
A: Oh, yes! So would you prefer a Margherita or one
with peppers?
B: 4) ....................
..........................................
............................................
...................................
.............
And what about spaghetti with tomato sauce?
A: 5) ....................
..........................................
............................................
...................................
.............
I’ll call the waiter.
35

B Skills Practice (Units 4-6)
Listening 9 ★★★ Listen to four people describing

different disasters/accidents and match them to
7 ★ Listen to two friends, Sam and Olivia,
talking about the vegan diet. For questions 1-10,
the sentences. Two are extra.
decide if the statements are T (True)

(True) or F (False).
(False).
1 Sam wants to become

become a vegetarian
vegetarian like Olivia.
Olivia. ..........
2 Sam wants to change his diet to lose weight. ..........
3 Sam and Olivia both believe keeping hens
in cages is cruel. ..........
4 Olivia advises Sam not to buy free-range eggs
eggs.. ..........
5 Sam knows where a vegan can get protein. ..........
6 Olivia doesn’t like spinach very much. ..........
7 ‘Fortified cereals’ have extra protein added
to them. ..........
8 Sam will find it hard to get enough vitamin C. ..........
9 Sam drinks a lot of water. ..........
........ ..
10 Olivia will help Sam with his grocery shopping. ..........
8 ★★ Listen to a person describing an

important event in her life and decide if
the statements are R (Right), W (Wrong)
(Wrong) or
DS (Doesn’t Say).
1 The speaker had always lived in the

same home up till then. ..........
2 The company who were doing the moving
were very professional. ..........
3 The speaker took a different route
to the removal men. ..........
4 Five cars were involved in the accident. ..........
5 The speaker’s
speaker’s husband saw the funny
side of the accident. ..........
6 The speaker met her new neighbour
as he was leaving the house. ..........
7 The neighbour went on a camping trip
every year. ........ ..
..........
8 The removal men felt bad about the delay. ..........
........ ..
A I had a dream that it would happen.

B Going through it has given me more confidence.
C I couldn’t find out how something worked.
D My friends have helped me in my recovery.
E I have to return to where it happened.
F I want to make sure it never happens to locals again.
Speaker 1
Speaker 2
Speaker 3
Speaker 4
36

B
Writing
11 ★★ Read the poster. Imagine you attended
the festival. Write an article for an English
10 ★ Read the article and complete a passer-by’s
witness statement.
culture magazine (140-190 words).
Come to Valencia for the

ACCIDENT BLACK SPOT
Tere was yet another Smith didn’t suffer any
traffic accident on London serious injuries, but was 16th - 19th March
Road at 8 am yesterday, taken to the local hospital
at the traffic lights on the to be treated or shock. Te A four-day event
turning into the village o lorry driver was taken to celebrating the end of winter!
Bradbury. Tere was a little the police station to make
og and Jill Smith, who was a statement, in which he
driving a blue hatchback, claimed he hadn’t noticed
turned onto London Road the traffic lights because
rom the village afer the they were hidden by a large
traffic lights had turned tree. “Tis is the ourth
green or her. Ten a lorry accident this month. Te
went through the lights council should cut down
and collided with the side the tree or there will be
o her car. As a result o urther accidents,” witness
the accident, the car was and resident o Bradbury
seriously damaged. Miss Richard Dalton said.
I was about to cross at the traffic lights in order to walk

back into Bradbury on London Road, on Wednesday Don’t miss St Joseph’s Day (19th March)
6th November at 8 in the 1) ................................ . The
• At noon best churro competition
weather was a little 2) ................................. and the
• Street parade with over 370 handmade sculptures
junction was fairly quiet.
called fallas
Even though the traffic light was 3) ..............................,
• At midnight a bonre of the fallas and a reworks
I still checked for vehicles. I’m always careful about this
display symbolically chase winter away!
because there’s a tree there that 4) ......................... the
traffic light, and there have been 5) ...................... other
accidents just this month. It was lucky for me I did,
because I saw a white lorry driving up to the lights and
it was clear that he wasn’t going to 6) ........................ . 12 ★★★ Your class has had a discussion about
road accidents. Use the information in the
I suppose he was going at around 40 miles per hour.
table to write an essay suggesting ways to
At the time, a small 7) ................................. car pulled
solve the problem (140-190 words).
out from the road into the village and onto the main
road. I shouted a warning, but it was too late. The lorry
8) .................................... into the side of the car and Road accidents
pushed it about thirty feet up the road before it stopped. Solu
Soluti
tion
onss Explan
Explanat
atio
ions
ns/
/ Expected results
I ran over to the car and there was a woman inside. She Examples
didn’t seem 9) ...................................., but she was in more traffic bad drivers will worst offenders
shock. There was a lot of 10) ............................... to police be caught off the road
the car. I told her to stay where she was and I called the
police and an ambulance. lower speed in residential less chance of
limit areas or near accidents
I believe that the contents of this statement are true
schools
and correct. compulsory drivers develop drivers
Sam Cornett
retraining bad habits remember
how to drive
correctly
37

B Revision (Units 4-6)
Vocabulary
1 We decided to ............. the streets of Paris on our first 14 The passengers were ............. quickly from the plane
day in the city. after the crash.
A ride C wander A evacuated C destroyed
B gather D enter B caught D issued
2 The firefighters managed to stop the ............. of fire 15 Claire and Emma spent the afternoon ............. tea and
from sweeping through the forest. chatting about their jobs.
A ash B wall C series D pile A biting C sipping
B chewing D nibbling
3 My parents were proud ............. me when I graduated
from university. 16 It’s my great-grandparents’ 50th wedding ........... today
A with B at C on D of so they’re having a big party to celebrate.
A return C event
4 The wedding ............. starts at 3 pm and the reception B anniversary D arrival
starts at 5 pm.
A float C procession 17 Do you have any cold ............. in the refrigerator?
B ceremony D race I would like to make a sandwich.
A chops C cuts
5 Food ............. is a big problem in the USA, with over B meats D grains
30 percent of food being thrown out.
A concern B scheme C waste D dump 18 On Bonfire Night we always ............. off fireworks
fireworks..
A show B carry C let D put
6 It was a race ............. the clock for Karen to finish her
Science project before the deadline. 19 Larry was very angry even though the problem wasn’t
A on B for C through D against serious; it was a ............. in a teacup, really.
A storm C fire
7 John has decided to cut ............. on junk food because B tsunami D rain
he wants to lose weight.
A in B down C off D out 20 A lot of English words are Greek in ............. .
A effect C task
8 The department store has such great prices that I’m B origin D cause
going to return there ............. to do my shopping.
A obviously C regularly 21 Lightning set the forest on ............. and it took days to
B desperately D apparently put it out.
A gust C fire
9 We should reduce activities that have a negative B bolt D blaze
impact ............. the environment.
A for B in C with D on 22 My mum told me I could always turn ............. her for
help if I needed it.
10 The Miller family don’t eat ............. food because it’s A down B to C up D off
unhealthy.
A regular C processed 23 The little boy couldn’t get the biscuits because they
B cobbled D hot were safely out of ............. on the shelf.
A activity C escape
11 There was a train ............. yesterday, which caused a lot B control D reach
of damage, but thankfully no one was injured.
A derailment C shipwreck 24 He had a face like ............. ! I’ve never seen him so
B collapse D spill angry.
A thunder C record
12 Classical songs ............. me of my grandfather; he used B drought D heatwave
to play them for me on his piano.
A honour C remember 25 Sharon and Stephen got carried ............. planning their
B commemorate D remind wedding and went over their budget.
A on B away C out D off
13 The lasagne recipe calls for a kilo of ............. beef, but
we have only got half a kilo!
A minced C wholegrain
B sour D bitter
38

B
Grammar
1 Independence Day ............. on 4th July every year in the 14 ............. reported that the President will visit our town
USA. next MayMay..
A will be celebrated C celebrate A He is C We are
B has been celebrating D is celebrated B It D It is
2 We were made ............. to the reception. 15 If we had checked the map, we ............. lost now.
A go B to going C to go D going A won’t be C haven’t been
B wouldn’t be D hadn’t been
3 If he had taken our advice, he ............. in trouble last
week. 16 He ............. them to clean the garden.
A wouldn’t get C hadn’t got A insisted C got
B won’t get D wouldn’t have got B made D had
4 Your luggage ............. at the station. 17 I’d rather we ............. tickets online; they would have
A were C is been much cheaper.
B are going to be D are A had booked C book
B booked D have booked
5 Can I have ............. sugar in my coffee, please?
please?
A a few C enough 18 ............. best Thai
Thai restaurant in the city is just around
B plenty of D a little the corner.
A The B A C An D –
6 Can you buy me a ............. of toothpaste, please?
please?
A tin B tube C jar D bar 19 If only I ............. harder
harder at school; I could have gone to a
better university.
7 Glastonbury is ............. the best music festival in the A worked C had worked
world. B would have worked D would work
A thought to be C thought
B to be D being 20 He would earn lots of money now if he ............. that job.
A takes C took
8 The dancers are ............. trained by a professional for B has taken D had taken
the parade.
A be C being 21 There is ............. to eat. Shall we order a pizza?
B been D have been A something C nothing
B everything D anything
9 A ballet is ............. on stage at the moment.
A been performed C to perform 22 Her car was ............. last week.
B performing D being performed A steal C stole
B stealing D stolen
10 If she wasn’t afraid of water, she ............. on the cruise.
A would have gone C will go 23 If I ............. you, I’d ask for help.
B went D had been going A am C were
B will be D have been
11 It’s ............. cold outside.
A a couple of C a bit 24 Do you know ............. good Indian restaurants?
B a few D enough A no C some
B every D any
12 Tony had Peter ............. him with the preparations.
A will help C helped 25 Supposing you ............. £1,000, what would you do?
B help D have helped A win C will win
B won D have won
13 If you see a fire, ............. the fire brigade.
A call C would call
B will call D have called
39

PDF Newenterprise b2 WB Sample DD - PDF

Uploaded by

Document Information

Original Title

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

PDF Newenterprise b2 WB Sample DD - PDF

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

Unit 1 A Hard Day’

Reading ........................................... p. 7 Reading ........................................... p. 43

Unit 3 Fun Time Unit 9 Eureka!

Revision A (Units 1-3) ............................ p. 20 Revision C (Units 1-9) ............................ p. 56

Unit 5 Survival Unit 11 Money Matters

Unit 6 Eating Habits Unit 12 Earth: SOS

Revision B (Units 1-6) ............................ p. 38 Revision D (Units 1-12) ......................... p. 74

Word Formation ....................................... p. 76

V isitors to Toronto love wandering around in historic

3 coleslaw/prawn curry 4 buns/pretzels

5 ★★★ Fill in: eager , regularly , obviously , impact ,

9) ......................... to eat them. You always say you

1 I don’t usually drink any/some

A: I need 1) 1) a little/a couple

better not eat it.

A: What do you feel like eating tonight?

1 ★ Match the words in the two columns.

1 red a oil A Me too. I don’t feel like

Who has healthy eating habits?

A: I’m so excited to plan Anna’s surprise party.

7 ★ Read the article. Complete each gap with the

1 What is true about Marché Ferdous?

B Skills Practice (Units 4-6)

1 ★ Read the article and complete the summary

1 From paragraph A, we can understand that

2 the jobs rescuers do? ....... B gets so little state funding.

1 Would you prefer chips or a I went for a meal

5 ★★ Choose the correct response.

4 A: What did you

B Skills Practice (Units 4-6)

Listening 9 ★★★ Listen to four people describing

decide if the statements are T (True)

1 Sam wants to become

8 ★★ Listen to a person describing an

1 The speaker had always lived in the

A I had a dream that it would happen.

Come to Valencia for the

I was about to cross at the trafﬁc lights in order to walk

B Revision (Units 4-6)

You might also like