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Test Unit 3
Test Unit 3
Test Unit 3
phrases (1-5)for each speaker with I's raining /been raíning all zorning. I wonder
2
one Word. when it's going to stop.
1Im ut iat yuu always ieed iwu 3 Ray wasn't working / hasn't been working
SCreens when saw him this morming.
I
2 i reaiiy ií peopie hink aboui the 4 They've been discussing been discussing /à
price of the games ... the problem for some timewhen Fiona came up
3I to think that the simphcity of win a soiuion
those original consoles 5 According to the government, the economy
4 I'm not particularly on him doing improves / is improving at the moment.
that.
2
She (chat) on the
phone for at least half an hour.She needs to stop
talking and get on with her homework!
Matt
each speaker says. There are three extra (try) to put up a
shelf when he feli off theladder.
letters you do not need.
AICould pley it different people.
wvith
3 We (notlook)for a new
computer but it was on offer so we bought it.
B I'd like to get this type of game in the future.
you
C Idon't understand why people like these games.
(cook)all afternoon? Something smells
D The original computer games were really boring. wOndcrfal!
E The games were far simpler in those days. 5 They (still /sleep)
F Ioly used my deviceto watch flms. when Iarrived. They haint hear the aiarrm
clock.
GThis is much better than playing games on a
SLartphoué.
H I ffnd it hard not to play it sometimes.
Speaker 1:
Spcaker 2.
5 Write the comparative or superlative form
of the ajectives given. Add any other
words you need.
Speaker 3: 1 This new armchair is much
(comfortable) than our old one.
Speaker 4:
2 I can't believe he said that.
Speaker 5:
It's (slly) thing he's
ever said.
3 My dad bought a second-hand carbecause it
wasn't as (expensive)a
new one.
nowadays.
5 The hetter you eat
(healthy) you will be.
as the ones your smartphone takes. The only
6 Choose the correct alternatives.
prubletn ls that the AirSelfie can't for y
TheArSeine isa tiny tlying camera which is (4) longest/ longer than three minutes
(1) even as smaller than your hand.When
/
However, you can rechargeit quicly in its
you' re ready lo use it, you press a button on your special casc. Similar flying camncras are availablc
phone and launchesitself into the air. wont on the m arketbt the AirSelfie is prohahly the
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Reading
Medical Innovations
fourmedicai
There have been some amazing aivancesin healthcare and medicine in recent years. We've asked
students toteil usaboutthe innovations which they think are going to change the future of medicine.
A Aminah
We often use conputersand videos to learn more emergency proceduresand
aboutthe body and practise
and changed the
operations. Recently, we've started using VR-virtual reality- headsets as well
it's completely
an operating room. You can move around the room, check out
experience. It makes you feel fike you're actually in
notes and choose the medical instruments that you're going to use. The bodies that we waork on are
the medical
also really convincing, unlike the plastic dummies that we sometimes work with. The only problem is that it's so
reaistic that you worryabout what will nappen if you do somethingwrong. Once you getover that fear, thougn,you
can keep practising aprocedureuntil you feel completely comfortable with it. Virtual reality is already revolutionising
medicai training and it wiialso change the way Goctors prepare for operations, incraasing the chances of success
for.medical procedures.
B Hector
Although study medicine, I've always so one area of innovation that find really
been interested in fashion I
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interesting is wearable technology. Although smart glasses and watches have been around
wearable devices like
for a while now, the most recent innovations are clothes which have microconmputers built into them. Some brands
arecurrently working on a project to create textiles which can communicate with other devices like smartphones
and computers.This means that you can call someone or get directions just by touching a specific part of your
dothing. What'sreally exciting aboutths for me, though, is that patients may soon be wearing speciat clothes in
the operating theatre which monitor body functions like breathing or heart rate.This means that they won't need to
be connecied lo iols of machineslike iney are now, so Lhe operaiing iheaire wii be much easier io work in.
C Chuntao
I'm a radiology student, which means that in the future I'll specialise in using medical equipment like xrays to
diagnose illnesses.Some of this technology is actually quite old noW- ays were discovered in the nineteenth
century- butthey have always depended on radiologists to interpret the information. This can invove carefully
studying lots of medical information in order to make a diagnosis. However,it looks like recent technological
advances may change all that. For example, IBM have been working on a project using supercomputersto figure
out medical problems. Rather than radiologistshaving to analyse all the information, these supercomputerscan do
the job for them,saving an awtul lot of time. You might think that's bad news for someone like but it doesn't me
necessarily mean the end of radiologists. Instead, we'lbe able to spend more time dealing with serious ittnesses
and injuries.
D Martina
An aspect ofhealth that particularly interests me is diet and nutrition. I strongly believe that the key to good health
1s heathy eating and there are some exciting innovations in that area, such as food scanners. They've been around
tor afew years now but they've only just been made avalable to the general public in the last year or two. Food
scanners are basicaly smallsensors which you can use to scan your food for important nutritional information, You
just needto connect the device to your smartphoneto find out how much fat or sugar your food contains, aswell
s the number calories. In my opinion, this could really help promotethe prevention of lnesses. Another thing
of I
eabout them is that they re not limited to telling you about the properties of your food becauseyou can also use
them to find out how he althy VOur plants are or measure how dean the water is.
7 Readthe
aretrue (T)or
text and deide
false (T).
if the sentences 10 Complete the sentenceswith the
form of thewords in the box.
correct
T/P an idea.
2 Icuuldu't urdestad wtiy the radiu didn't wurk.
3 Chuntuu thinks supervumputers might smcun the
end of her prufession. Then I realised that it wasn't
My new piant very weii.i's
T/E 3 iS
These phoios shoW people studying Cunpaie the pivius alud say Low üie peupie iuigit be feelig.
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as far however|less more than whereas
In thefrstphoto the girl is sitting at a computer, (1) the girl in the second photo is in a library.
They both seemnto be studying somethingso they might be preparing for an exam.
There are
(2) more books in the second photographbut the girl seems happy.(3) the girl in
the first photo looks (4) reiaxed than the giri in the second photo.
think she might be feeiing
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(5) stressed out because she can't find the information she needs.
Rermetnber to.
Writing
17 Complete the recommendations (1-5)with one word from the box. Then match them to the
inventions (a-e).
1 This machine is forpeople who want to grow beautiful plants but never have any successin the
garden.
2 I'm happy to this device for any children who are interested in robotics.
3I recommend it forbusy people who want all the informationfrom their smartphone on their
wist
4 This device is for anyone with a computer, although it works best if you have a high-definition
monitor.
5 People who like tu print off their own photos will this really useful.
a) smartwatch
b) webcam
)mhot tny
d) instantprinter
e) computerised plant pot
Remcmbcr to: