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Iris recognition (Unit 1) Tea addict (Unit 2) Art fraud (Unit 3)

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They are all parts of the eye. 1 You boil water in a kettle and make/brew 1 False. They’re in their eighties.
tea in a teapot. 2 False. They made it recently.
2 2 A tea bag contains tea leaves for an 3 True.
1 iris 3 lens individual cup of tea. Loose-leaf tea is 4 True.
2 pupil 4 retina not in a bag. 5 False. They thought it was a genuine
masterpiece.
5 4
1 e   2 d   3 b   4 a   5 f   6 c Six 5
1 fake 3 refused
6 5 2 cheated 4 over
1 They both think it’s a good idea. 1 turnoff 4 fill
2 Your left eye is different from your right 2 open 5 turn on 7
eye. If you have an identical twin, his or 3 put on 6 close According to one theory, they hated the
her eyes will be completely different. art market and wanted to prove they could
6 deceive it.
1 egg 3 bread
2 tomato 4 tea

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1 a good cup of tea.
2 the day.
3 starting again.

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Solar power (Unit 4) The birth of computer Frankenstein: what
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1 330,000 4 eight and a half
games (Unit 5) happened next (Unit 6)
1 1
2 9 million 5 326 trillion
1 b   2 c   3 a 1 b   2 c   3 a
3 1 million
3 2
2
1 Sega 4 Dominik Diamond a 1823 d 1816
The Sun
2 Nintendo 5 Microsoft b 1931 e 1910
3 Gamesmaster 6 Windows c 1818
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1 b   2 c   3 d   4 a
4 3
1 in the home a The first stage version
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2 a whole series of games e The first silent film version
1 False. The Sun will last another 5 billion
3 children b The first film version with sound
years or so.
4 TV
2 False. We have a better understanding
5 Bill Gates 4
of it but we still don’t fully understand it.
6 Sony 1 Frankenstein 4 windows
3 True.
2 a storm 5 performance
5 3 a chair 6 years
1 brilliant 4 embarrassing
2 rock 5 younger 5
3 cool 6 dangerous 1 Yes. To her surprise, she enjoyed it.
2 Yes. It ran in London’s West End for
years.
3 The invention of cinema.
4 Today the horror film looks funny.

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How stones became Holiday in style (Unit 8) The waiting list (Unit 9)
1 3
valuable (Unit 7) 1 holidays 4 guided 1 train 5 artificial
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2 destinations 5 airline 2 heartbeat 6 vibrations
1 b   2 e   3 d   4 a   5 c
3 flights 6 dream 3 normal 7 alive
4 flat 8 raining
2
2
1 islanders 4 generations
Egypt 4
2 navigator 5 sailors
1 Is it raining?
3 chief
3 2 Yes. It’s raining.
Suggested answers: 3 I think perhaps we’d better stay inside
3
a The Great Wall, The Terracotta Warriors then.
1 True
b Uluru (Ayers Rock), Sydney Harbour 4 I really wish you the best of luck.
2 False. He thought it was beautiful.
Bridge 5 Thank you very much.
3 False. The island was far away.
c The Pyramids, the tombs in Luxor 6 And I look forward to hearing when you
4 True.
get a transplant.
5 False. The stones became more
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valuable.
Speaker 1 history 5
Speaker 2 destinations Suggested answers:
Speaker 3 tours, good 1 It doesn’t work properly.
Speaker 4 trips, successful 2 A person who gives something.
3 Taking something from one place and
6 putting it in another.
2

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1 No, they didn’t. The tours were very
different from what they wanted.
2 A fun time with other young people.

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New Zealand: a dream
location (Unit 10)
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b bungee jumping

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mountains, glaciers, forests, valleys, lakes,
rapids.
walking, jet-boating

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1 a   2 c   3 f   4 e   5 d   6 b

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1 a   2 a   3 b   4 b   5 a   6 b

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