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3 The 1962 patent for a seatbelt was TASK 5

UKRAINE: LIFE AND CULTURE
given away by Volvo for free, to save 1B
CLOTHES (p.2–3) lives. 2D
TASK 3 4 Over the past year Google has been 3B
used over 2 trillion times. 4D
1F
5 An episode of Peppa Pig was banned 5C
2G
by government from Australian 6A
3D
television for teaching children not to 7B
4A
fear spiders. 8D
5B
9C
TASK 4 6 Living pets will be replaced by robot
10 B
pets.
1 Unique SPORT (p.8–9)
2 Outfit 7 The first ever football World Cup in
3 Headwear 1930 was won by Uruguay. TASK 2
4 Embroidered 8 Equipment to make tea has been 1B
5 Definitely included in all British tanks since 1945. 2D
6 Pattern 9 In the 1830s ketchup was sold as 3C
7 Affordable medicine. 4B
8 Feedback 10 All of the pandas in the world are 5D
9 Local owned by China. TASK 3
10 Accessory
TASK 5 1 pike
TASK 6 2 stretch
1A
1B 2B 3 boast
2A 3C 4 equipment
3B 4D 5 ensure
4D 5A 6 shelter
5C 6B 7 landmark
6C 7C 8 fortress
7A 8D 9 increase
8C 9A 10 experience
9D 10 A TASK 4
10 D
MEDIA (p.6–7) 1 equipment
AROUND THE COUNTRY (p.4–5) 2 landmarks
TASK 2
TASK 2 3 ensure
1D 4 shelters
1F 2C 5 stretches
2A 3F 6 increases
3D 4A
4G TASK 5
5E
5C 6G 1B
TASK 3 2C
TASK 3
3B
Tick: Forget 4C
• it does not matter who does the action
A Not remember to do smth (to infinitive) 5A
• we know or can guess who does the
B Not remember a past event (ing form) 6B
action
Remember 7D
• we don’t know or don’t want to say who
A Not forget to do smth ( to infinitive) 8D
does the action
B Recall a past event (ing form) 9C
Needs correction: Try 10 A
• we are in an informal situation (Passive BUSINESS (p.10–11)
A To make an effort or attempt (to infinitive)
Voice is usually used in formal language
B To do smth as an experiment (ing form) TASK 1
TASK 4
Want All the facts are true.
1 Written language was invented by
A Wish (to infinitive) TASK 2
Egyptians, Sumerians, Chinese and
B To require (ing form) 1F
Mayans independently from each
other. Stop 2B
A Pause temporarily (to infinitive) 3A
2 Pajamas will be thought to be 4H
B Finish, end (ing form)
acceptable public outwear in the 5D
future. 6G

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TASK 3 TASK 6 2A
1 Avoid 1C 3C
2 Value 2B 4A
3 Founded 3A 5B
4 Launch 4B TASK 16
5 Depend 5B 1B
6 Claimed TASK 7 2B
7 Improve 3A
1C
8 Purpose 4B
2A
9 Variety 5C
3C
10 Advanced
4C TASK 17
11 Depend
5B 1B
12 Improve
TASK 8 2C
TASK 4
1B 3A
1C 4A
2B
2D 5A
3C
3A
4C TASK 18
4D
5A 1A
5C
6B TASK 9 2C
7C 1A 3B
8A 2B 4B
9D 3B 5B
10 C 4C TASK 19
5A 1A
MULTIPLE CHOICE (p.12–17)
TASK 10 2C
TASK 1 3B
1B
1C 2A 4B
2B 3C 5C
3B 4B TASK 20
4C 5C 1C
5A
TASK 11 2A
TASK 2 3B
1C
1B 2A 4B
2C 3C 5C
3A 4A TASK 21
4C 5B 1A
5B
TASK 12 2B
TASK 3 3C
1B
1A 2C 4C
2B 3A 5C
3B 4B TASK 22
4A 5B 1A
5C
TASK 13 2A
TASK 4 3B
1B
1A 2C 4B
2C 3B 5C
3A 4B TASK 23
4C 5A 1B
5B
TASK 14 2B
TASK 5 3A
1A
1A 2B 4A
2C 3C 5C
3B 4C TASK 24
4B 5A 1C
5A
TASK 15 2B
1C 3C

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4C 5A 5A
5A TASK 10 TASK 7
MINI-DIALOGUES (p.18–20) 1C 1C
2A 2B
TASK 1 3C 3A
1C 4B 4B
2C 5C 5B
3B TASK 11 TASK 8
4A
1C 1C
5C
2C 2B
TASK 2 3B 3C
1B 4A 4A
2A 5B 5B
3B TASK 12 TASK 9
4A
1A 1B
5A
2A 2A
TASK 3 3C 3B
1B 4C 4A
2A 5A 5C
3C TASK 10
SENTENCE PARAPHRASING (p.21–23)
4C
1C
5B
TASK 1 2B
TASK 4 3C
1B
1C 2A 4A
2B 3C 5B
3C 4A TASK 11
4B 5A 1A
5A
TASK 2 2B
TASK 5 3B
1B
1B 2C 4B
2B 3B 5A
3C 4B TASK 12
4B 5A 1B
5A
TASK 3 2A
TASK 6 3C
1A
1C 2B 4B
2B 3A 5B
3C 4A SENTENCE PAIRS (p.24–25)
4A 5C
5B TASK 1
TASK 4
TASK 7 1C
1C
1C 2C
2B
2B 3A
3A
3B 4B
4C
4A 5A
5B
5C
TASK 5 TASK 2
TASK 8
1A 1A
1A 2C
2A
2B 3B
3C
3C 4A
4B
4A 5C
5A
5C
TASK 6 TASK 3
TASK 9
1C 1A
1C
2B 2B
2B
3C 3B
3A
4B 4C
4B
5B
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TASK 4 3C 5B
1A TASK 7 ZNO PRACTICE: READING (p.31–37)
2C 1C
3B 2B TASK 1
4B 3B 1D
5C 2A
TASK 8
TASK 5 3H
1A
1A 4E
2B
2C 5G
3B
3B 6F
TASK 9
4C TASK 2
5C 1T
1E
2F
TASK 6 2H
3T
1A 3B
4F
2B 4G
5F
3C 5A
TASK 10 6D
4B
5C 1T TASK 3
2F
TASK 7 1E
3F
1A 2C
4F
2A 3B
5T
3C 4D
TASK 11 5A
4A
5B 1T TASK 4
2T
TASK 8 1B
3F
1B 2H
4F
2C 3A
5T
3C 4E
TASK 12 5G
4B
5A 1F TASK 5
2F
1B
ZNO PRACTICE: LISTENING (p.26–30) 3T
2F
4T
TASK 1 3H
5T
4D
1C TASK 13 5G
2C
1A 6A
3A
2C TASK 6
TASK 2 3B
1C
1A 4C
2E
2A 5B
3A
3C TASK 14 4G
TASK 3 1B 5H
1B 2A 6B
2A 3A TASK 7
3A 4A
1D
TASK 4 5A
2D
1A TASK 15 3A
2B 1C 4A
3C 2B 5C
TASK 5 3B TASK 8
4A
1A 1C
5B
2C 2D
3B TASK 16 3B
TASK 6 1C 4C
2B 5A
1C
3A
2C
4C
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ZNO PRACTICE: USE OF ENGLISH 5D TASK 1

(p.38–41) TASK 7 To start a letter of complaint: 1, 4, 6.
1A To finish a letter of complaint: 2, 3, 5.
TASK 1
2C
1A INFORMAL LETTER: WRITING AN
3B
2C INVITATION p.46
4B
3A
5D TASK 1
4B
5D TASK 8 1B
6D 1B 2C
7C 2D 3A
8A 3A TASK 2
9B 4C 1 I’m afraid I won’t be able to come to
10 B 5C the party.
TASK 2 TASK 9 2 Tom said he’d join his friend later.
1B 1A 3 We’ll ask them if they’ve seen our dog.
2A 2A 4 The answer wasn’t correct.
3D 3D 5 It’s raining so can’t go outside.
4B 4D
FORMAL LETTER: WRITING AN
5C 5B
INFORMATION REQUEST p.47
6B TASK 10
7A TASK 1
1A
8B 1 Moreover
2C
9D 2 Furthermore
3B
10 B 3 Therefore
4A
TASK 3 5D 4 Although
5 Consequently
1A TASK 11
2C TASK 2
1B
3B 1 It was raining, so I stayed at home.
2A
4D 2 Although it was raining, I went for a
3D
5C walk.
4A
6B 3 We cancelled the picnic due to awful
5B
7B weather.
8C TASK 12
4 Even though the questions were
9A 1B difficult, he managed to answer them.
10 A 2A 5 Despite revising everything a hundred
TASK 4 3D times, everything went wrong.
4A
1B SEMI-FORMAL LETTER: MAKING A
5D
2D BOOKING p.48
3A WRITING BANK:
TASK 1
4D
5B FORMAL LETTER: WRITING AN 1C
6C APOLOGY p.44 2D
7C TASK 1 3B
8B 4E
1 Thank you for contacting us about
9C 5A
your defective sofa.
10 D 2 Please accept my sincere apology on
TASK 5 behalf of our company.
1A 3 It is our intention to provide only the
2C highest quality items.
3D 4 Please don’t hesitate to contact us
4A with any further concerns.
5B 5 I am very sorry for what happened.
TASK 6 TASK 2
1C To tick: 1, 4, 5.
2B
SEMI-FORMAL LETTER: WRITING A
3A
COMPLAINT p.45
4C

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