3C WHAT'S THE WORD? (Workbook, pp. 21-22): Answer key

1 GRAMMAR

a

2 a   3 d   4 h   5 b   6 g   7 e   8 c

b

2  which   3  who   4  which   5  which   6  where   7  who   8  where   9  where   10  who

2 VOCABULARY

2  kind   3  similar   4  like   5  something   6  example   7  someone   8  somewhere

3 PRONUNCIATION

a

2   a  quite,   b  quiet
3   a  shoes,   b  socks
4   a  sweet,   b  suit
5   a  sightsee,   b  sunbathe
6   a  weight,   b   height
7   a  shirt,   b   shorts
8   a  cloudy,   b  crowded

4 READING

a

2  fashionista   3  Chick lit   4  E-waste   5  sandwich generation   6  Agritourism   7  Netiquette   8  staycation

5 LISTENING

a   three

b   2  F   3  T   4  T   5  F   6  F   7  F   8  T
      

SPEAKING TEST

Part 1: Reading aloud.

a. Read the first paragraph of the text 'The true story of Vivian Nicholson'.

b. Read another paragraph (1-6) according to the number of points you get by the rolling of a dice.

Part 2: Giving complete answers to a question, topic or task.

You are going to have one random question (1-12) to answer. You have 3 minutes at a maximum to prepare your answer (you can make some notes during this time). Give your full answer. Finally, answer the extra questions that the teacher asks.

These are the questions for Part 2:

1. Do you have a photo you really like? Who took it? What was happening at the time?
2. Do you upload photos onto Facebook or other internet sites? What was the last photo you uploaded?
3. Do you have a photo as the screen saver on your computer or phone? What is it of?
4. Do you have a favourite photo of yourself as a child? Who took it? What was happening when they took it? What were you wearing?
5. Do you have any photos in your bedroom or living room? What are they of?
6. Do you know any other famous historical photos? Who or what are they of?
7. Ask and answer six questions about work / studies, family, and free time activities.
8. Describe the appearance and personality of a person you know well.
9. Describe a picture in your Student's Book and say what is happening, what the people are wearing, etc.
10. Ask and answer three questions about a recent holiday.
11. Say three true sentences using the connectors so, because, and although.
12. Imagine you're a guest in a hotel and there's something wrong in your room. Call Reception and ask for help.