Listen This Way 1 教材答案(Unit1-12全)
The garage Unit 1 Can I Take A Message? (1) 546534
989024 Part I Getting Ready
B 21463
Hospital, 38911 The sports club
Railway station, 42661 Part V Memory test: Two Girls Talking on the Number, 82886, 149, road Phone
Taxi, address, 179, 5 minutes 1. Sue, Clara
cab, address, 1120, 32nd, a few minutes 2. In a telephone booth, at a restaurant, in a C. department store
1-5: a,c,c,b,c; 6-10:a,b,a,c,b. 3. 3
4. Two years Part II Giving and receiving phone calls
A 5. Where do you live? Are you married? How many 3582818, disconnected people are there in your family? Why do you want to 4912386, temporarily out of order leave your present job? How much are you paid in 5240034/ 7828249, number changed your present job? Why are you interested in the new 2652325, temporarily disconnected job? How much do you expect to be paid in the new 3587202, changed to an unpublished number job? How do you intend to get to work? How long do B you intend to stay at the job?
2. Jeremy, retiring, end of the month, job going Unit 2 Can I Take A Message? (2) Thompson, as soon as possible
Mary Roberts, the First National Bank, 7721852, Part I. Getting Ready
12:30, 2, 5, afternoon B
Brown, cancel, lunch, out of town, 7439821 1. Collect, charges, on
Part III I’d like to speak to… 2. 7982294, zone, a dollar forty-five, three, coins,
3. Go ahead, book, date, time, August nineteenth, ten, A.
1. Put you through; 2. Wrong extension; 3. phone, 6643639, 8211083, ready,
Connect me back; 4. Measuring equipment; 5. 4. Person-to-person, reach, 6099525, mistake, In your area, call in; 6. Literature; 7. See, diary; disturbing
8. Convenient; 9. Confirm, make sure; C
1-5 CBAAB 6-10 CABCB B.
1. B 2. Bill Henderson, Telephonist, Sylvia Part II
Perez, Peter Anderson A
3. Henderson, Anderson, wrong extension 1. Busy, W/C
Tuesday, 10th, April, 11, Wednesday, 11th, April, 2. Not on duty, C
10, Thursday, 12th, April, Wednesday, 11th, 3. Not at home, L/C
April, 2: 15, 2: 50 4. Busy, W/C
5. Can't come to the phone, L/C Part IV More about the topic: A Birthday
Present B
1. Ted, get the red ones, blue, see them, A
It is a calculator. 2. Evans, Smith, details, dale of your property, The solicitor's number discussion, as soon as possible
Bill and Sue's number 3. Rebecca, promise
Take him out for a meal 4. Paola, Rome, 0025589847, tomorrow evening,
mix-up, labeling, 15437B, Italian market. B
345674 Part III
The doctor B
239023 1. It took place in the street.
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2. It took place in the morning. 1. 0, 32
3. They are probably of high school age. 2. 100, 212
4. They are friends. 3. 37, 98.6
5. They planned to have lunch together. 4. 15, 59
6. Because she wanted to tell her cousin that she 5. 35, 95
would be late. C
7. Because she dialled the wrong exchange. She New York: 7: 10 a.m., sunny, 30 dialled 477 instead of 447. Auckland: New Zealand, cloudy, 7 8. Because the number was busy. Beijing: 7: 10 p.m., clear, 19 9. She thinks that being on time is very Calcutta: 4: 40 p.m., rainy, 33 important. Honolulu: 1:00 a.m., windy, 30
Melbourne: Australia, 9: 10 a.m., 10 C
1-6 FFTFT 6-10 FFFTF Mexico City: 5: 10 a.m., rainy, 24
Moscow: 2: 10 p.m., sunny, 26 Part IV
Available, $30, see, hear, telephone, check, Paris: 12: 10 p.m., clear, 27 Television, computer, attached, taped, San Francisco: 3: 10 a.m., cloudy, 21 Pick, picture, faces, in-laws. Sao Paulo: Brazil, 8:10 a.m., rainy Robbed, behaving, at-home, Part II. A Weather Report Health, grandchildren, interviewing A.
61, six, twice, voice-only, 1964 Now the weather report. It'll be mainly clear. In the
day the high will be 15 degrees. At six o'clock the Part V
temperature was 8 degrees, the humidity 46 percent. B
00 86 10 4172258 Tomorrow's forecast is not very promising. We can
001 1 202 4554325 expect cloudy, cold, windy weather. The temperature
0011 64 4 6562008 will drop to 5 degrees in the morning. It'll get warmer
810 1 416 5463242 in the afternoon with a high temperature of 10 degrees.
19 44 61 5761068 In the evening there's a good chance that we'll get
some rain or snow. The temperature in the evening Unit 3 Clear or Cloudy
will drop to 0 degree. Part I. Getting Ready
B
B.
76
76
74
Lower 70s
Upper 80s
Middle 60s
Around 90
Upper 60s 90 to 95
C.
66% Calm 30.08
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Cloudy, widely Light and
scattered variable
showers
Sunny, warm South winds,
five to ten
miles per hour
Fair
Sunny, hot Humid
Fair
Fair
Cloudy,
thunderstorms
Cloudy, rain, heavy rain Part III. At a bus stop
Sleet, snow B
It takes place at a bus stop. Rain, very cold It is late afternoon or early morning. Unit 4 Can Time Move Backward? It is in the winter.
They are strangers. Part I
She has been waiting for ten minutes or so. B
They said that there would be light rain. 6182 4735 He works in a travel agency.
They don’t believe the reports. C
1. 7 am Monday, 5 pm Sunday, 6 am Monday C
1-5 FTTFT 6-10 FFFFF 2. 4 pm Friday, 11pm Thursday, 9 am Friday
3. 3 pm Tuesday, 3 am Tuesday, 10 pm Monday Part IV. More about the topic: Effects of
4. 8 pm Friday, 12 noon Saturday, 3 am Saturday Climate Change
Climate, health, hot, heat, air; 5. 1 am Wednesday, 9 am Wednesday, 9 pm
Extreme, sick, prepared, increase; Tuesday
Storms, injuries, rising, rainfall, sea, floods; Part II
Supplies, unsafe, bacteria; A
Hotter, sunlight, growth, lungs; Ladies and gentlemen. May we kindly ask you to
Diseases, warm, insects, common, disease-carrying, remain seated until the aircraft has reached its final
wet, international, transport; position. The temperature here in London is 15? Efforts, weather; or 59 F. The exact local time is 11:35. Captain
Smith and his crew would like to say goodbye to Part V. Memory test: Weather Report
you. We hope you enjoyed your flight. Thank you. A
Dry with some sunshine in the afternoon B
Sunny in the morning, cloudy with some rain in the Mr Wrong, Singapore, Mr Box, afternoon
Cold and windy 1. Arriving, late, Saturday, 1, local
Snow in the evening 2. Know, Mrs, meet
3. Inform, Royal, late B
Cool, warm, sunshine 4. Phone, confirm Dry, cloudy Part II
Cloudy, showers A 1-8, 2-5, 3-1, 4-10, 5-6, 6-2, 7-9, 8-3, 9-7, 10-4
Fog patches B
Windy Final, pollution, 201
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2. Sabena, SN608, 8, N, Shelter, 201, 304,
3. British Airways, BA175, Y, 35 minutes; Keys, porter's, leaving,
4. Flights, Y, shortage, baggage; Records, chairpeople, five, afternoon, 17
5. IB551, Madrid, Y, late arrival, incoming, 2 hours; Coach, 3:30, 15:30
6. Swissair, SR805, Y, mechanical, 40 minutes; Coach, 5:15, 17:15
Five minutes, departure times Part III. A trip to the States
A Collect, desk, leaving
1. Business trip Institute, six, Convention, Oct., names, conference
2. Rates, 21- day, 30- day C 235610
3. Preference Part IV
4. Reservation (reserve) System, measuring, line, 15 degrees, central,
5. Cash or credit card 30degrees, first, difference, one, same
6. Passport Ahead, states, border, nearby, added, purpose,
7. Checked electricity, war, WWI, WWII, established,
8. Claim, ticket confusing, Congress, last, Sunday.
B Extended, fuel, 1986, start, first, energy, whole,
1. September 10, business, London, September 29, 300 000, backward
October 15, 7-day, $595, $1190, round trip, September 15, Part V
immediately. 1-5 BCCBD 6-10 ADCCD
2. Evening, San Francisco, 317, non-smoking, 17A, Unit 5 Flying in and Out window, 22, 6:40, 7 o'clock;
Part I. Getting ready
B Part IV. More about the topic: In-light Service 1. Advice, hand baggage, large suitcase 1. 118 minutes
2. Essential everything, travel 2. 15
3. idea, plenty, office, catch up 3. $5,
4. walkman, reading matter 4. Not mentioned.
5. advise, as much as, customs 5. A humorous love story
6. important, a day, time, adjust 6. The mountains, Paris, London, the airline headquarters
7. difficult, comfortable in New York.
8. careful, Local food and drink 7. On the deck below
9. Involved, political discussion 8. A duty- free shop
10. Abroad, everyone, respect Part V. Memory test: Airline Information 11. forget, foreigner, advice, remember 1. 41, 12:05 am, Baggage Claim Area 14, 5235611
2. 191, 11:55 am,
195, 12:45 pm, Part II. Airport announcements
A 119, 2:28 pm
Milan 3. 830, 8:30 am, Flight Arrivals Building Madrid 4. United Airlines, 11:10 am, San Francisco British Airways 5. Pan American, 812, Sydney and Auckland New York Unit 6 By Bus or By Train Alitalia
Sabena Part I Getting ready
Brussels B
Zurich 1. Go past, transfer, believe, eighty-eight, Swissair 2. Take, won't, fare, Fifty, change, Drop, box, B 3. Fare, via, $55, get off, good
st1. A2291, Milan, 6, N 4. Taken, 21, know, Get
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No, because the train is delayed. I should take the C
China Hong Kong City is Hong Kong’s most 15: 25 to Swindon at platform 6 and change at exciting new shopping center. Fashion Avenue Bristol Parkway.
offers an exciting selection of designer fashions Yes. The 15: 25 train to Swindon stops at Bristol and accessories from around the world. It contains Parkway. I should go to platform 6. over 300 shops. We have 25 restaurants and chefs No.
from east and west to serve you a fine selection of Part III Why are we waiting here? dishes. Or you can relax in our intimate bars or let A
your hair down at our first class night clubs and London, 4:05, 4:11, guard, 4:25, 4:05, 20, 3, 5, karaoke lounges. Because of these reasons, China 4:25, Bristol, 4:05, London.
Hong Kong City is a must to visit. B
D 1-5 FTFTT 6-10 FTFFT 1. Going to leave
2. Get impatient
3. Repeat my question, answer it Part II At the railway station
4. Keep calm, shout A
Bristol Parkway, Kenynsham, Reading, Seven 5. See here, very important, head of this railway, Beach, Cardiff, Swindon, Didcot, Newport, tell him about this
Taunton, Exeter, Paddington London, Gloucester, 6. Care who you are, what you’re going to do
Path Spa, Hereford, Plymouth. 7. Ask stupid questions, do, do you think
B
1. Bath spa, 4, 15:15. Oldfield Park, Part IV More about the topic: Grand Central 2. 3, 15:17, Terminal
3. Cardiff, 15:20, Newport, 40 minutes late, famous, station, stopping, line, train, begin, 4. Swindon, 6, 15:25, developer, 1871, steam, 1871, electric, destroy, 5. 5, 15:29, Bristol Parkway, create, hiding, blocks, buildings, 6. Exeter, 1, 11:31, 15 minutes late, 1913, huge, statues, clock, hotels, changed, gallery, 7. 2, 11:10, Didcot, theater, museum,
1950's, popular, money, destroying, 1967, save, C
I’m going to leave at 11: 46 at platform 1. 1976, protected, National,
I want the 15: 15 to Bath Spa. restored, stores, markets, Five hundred thousand, No. I have to change at Bristol Parkway. busiest, 150 000, travel
Part V Memory test: Bus Information
Greyhound Schedule and Fare Information
Leave Houston Arrive at New Orleans
1:00 am 12:55 pm
4:30 am 1:10 pm
6:30 am 3:45 pm
8:00 am 7:50 pm
10:30 am 7:00 pm
1:00 pm 9:40 pm
4:15 pm 12:58 am
6:45 pm 4:10 am
9:15 pm 8:25 am
10:15 pm 7:15 am
11:15 pm 6:25 am
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Fares
Beaumont: One- way $ 7.80 Round trip $ 14.85 Port Arthur: One- way $ 8.45 Round trip $ 16.10 New Orleans: One- way $ 33 Round trip $ 66
For additional information, call 2221161
Trailways
Pittsburgh Philadelphia Baltimore Washington.
D. C
3:40 AM 10:00 AM 4:10 pm 9:30 pm DP
3 hours 8 hours 8.5 hours 10 hours TT
$20 $46 $43 $43 OWF
$40 $92 $86 $86 RTF
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Oklahoma Unit 7 This Way or That Way ? 1926
8 Part I Getting ready
3800 km B The Main Street of America 1. Get to, from here, Stay on, get to, take a left, 1962
Left, Stay on, three blocks, come to, turn right, left, 1985
right, lives at, right side B 2. Turn right, keep, straight, turn, next light, mean, turn right 1- n 2- d 3- a
3. From here, five hours, best, get, fastest 4- f 5- k 6- m/ o
4. Tuesday, birthday, get to, turn right, on your left, 7- g 8- b 9- e/ l
Tuesday 10- I 11- j 12- h
13- c C 1-5 FTFTF 6-10 FTFTT
C 1-5 TTFFT 6-10 FTFTF
1. Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Part II Giving directions
New Mexico, Arizona, California B 2. Because many new interstate highways are Leave, turn left into, walk to, turn right on, walk, built.
turn left on, near, on your left 3. Because more kilometers of the road are in Leave, turn left on, walk for, 10, to, turn right, walk, Oklahoma than in any other state. across, on your right 4. A rich farmer and art collector
5. A large costly American automobile 1 Leave, turn right on, walk, half a, to, turn right, Part IV More about the topic: Automobiles in walk two, to, turn left, on your right, the USA
2 Turn right outside, walk past, reach, number six, Without, two, more, pleasure, necessary opposite, on your right Business, offices, factories, other, jobs, carry,
3 Go out of, turn right, go along, turn right at, go supplies
up, past, cross, at, straight ahead on your right School, buses, mile, turns, Mondays, Tuesdays, car,
three, four Part III Route 66
Formed, automobiles, parking, in, around, A something
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bank details, wrong, Mr. Martinez, Royal Bank of Part V Memory test: Reading Maps
Scotland, next, as soon as A Call 3
1. b. 7 account enquiries, Royal Bank of Scotland, check, 2. c.19 transfer, received, Spain, 40211686, Paul Smythe 3. d. 22 and Partners, Unit 7, Parkdown Trading Estate, 4. a. 13 credit, Wednesday, $ 3476.28, Spanish pesetas, 5. b. 9 converted, pounds,
Unit 8 Cash or Check Part IV More about the topic: Origins of Money
Metal, notes, earliest, directly, not want, no Part I Getting ready
agreement, gold, melt, coins, seventeenth, B
1. Savings, checking, $ 25, interest, 4.5%, charge, goldsmith, converted, receipts, exchange, bankers,
20 cents banknotes, expensive, check, transfer, deposit 2. Withdraw, fill, forms, account, bank, afraid
3. Cash, with, checking, number, check, need, Part V Memory test: Judy’s Weekly Spending
identification, license, fine, loan 1. About ? 33.35
4. Account, customer, months, borrow, three 2. A bit up from last week
thousand 3. ? 7 or so
5. Traveler’s, passport, sign 4. Browns and a pub in Headington
5. Because she thought it was important to know C
First, friends, family, low, expensive, willing, what was going on in the world.
money, spend, 6. No
Words, expressions, American, Slang, standard, 7. Coffee
special 8. No
Two, John, Charlie, 1827 9. ? 5.95
Developed, later, 1962, eating, Restaurant, food, 10. Yes
price Unit 9 Towards Better Health Anyone, clothes, suit, shoes
Part I Getting ready
Part II Using a bank account B A
Foreign exchange dealing is, as its name implies, A passive smoker is a non- smoker who happens to the exchange of the currency of one country for the be near a smoker and has no choice but to breathe currency of another. The rate of exchange is the in the cigarette smoke.
value of one unit of the foreign currency expressed In the past, non-smokers rarely questioned the in the other currency concerned. A bank may make rights of smokers to smoke anywhere and anytime gains on buying and selling currencies on the inter- they chose. Nowadays, non-smokers are bank market. Making a profit on the transaction is questioning, "Why should your pleasure be at the the basic idea of foreign exchange dealing. expense of my health and comfort?"
As a non-smoker, here is what you can do:
Let your family and friends know that you mind if Part III Making phone calls to chase late
they smoke. payments
Put up "No Smoking" signs in your room or on Call 1
rang, Birmingham, morning, last invoice, 13th July, your desk at home.
payment, received, three, check, contact, afternoon. Always ask for a seat in the no- smoking zone
when you travel on an aero plane. Complain to the Call 2
Mr. Martinez, Mr. Smythe, money, transferred, steward if the no- smoking rule is not enforced.
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B C Overweight, fitness, 40%, higher, factors, hotter,
Something, heart, body, blood, heart, around, partly, lot, oil, meet, sugar, exercises, exercise, what, 10, 5
little, mild, completely, stops, severe, disease, fat, C
walls, himself, attack, style, cigarette, Relationship, handle
Work-related, decision making Part II
Spend, what to spend on A Four ways to help control stress from situationsBlock, blood supply, die Build a happy family
Tight pain, dizzy, dizzy, up to an hour, discomfort, Make friends
strong bursting; Share your problems
Make decisions wisely B
Dos
Stay with the patient. Part II Stress and catching cold Call an ambulance immediately. A 1-2, 2-4, 3-1, 4-3
Keep the patient warm and as calm as possible. B
Lift the patient into a half-sitting position. Subjects: 300 Age: 18- 55 Put pillows or cushions behind the patient's head Procedure:
and neck, bend the knees. 1. Examinations, mental, emotional Loosen any tight clothing around the neck, chest and waist. 2. Live cold viruses
Try mouth-to-mouth artificial respiration (if 3. Developed signs of colds necessary). Findings
Press down on the patient's chest to force blood 1. Resistance of colds
around the body. 2. A month or more, the risk of a cold Don'ts 3. Serious personal problems Don't travel to the doctor yourself. 4. Losing a job or having difficulties with Don't give anything to eat or drink. family members of friends, the most Don't leave the patient alone. Part III
Part III A
5-10 minutes, Preparing you for vigorous activity; A
getting you body ready; > < > < < > > < 15-30 minutes,
5-10 minutes, Helping your body slowly return to B
1-5 TFFFT 6-10 FTTFF its normal breathing and heart rate;
1. Loose and comfortable, comfortable and relaxed PART IV
Around, put, front, ground, step, healthy, walk, 2. Warming-up exercises, the real thing pace, 5.5, regular, 20, three, 3. Too much exercise too soon, no rush Quickly, add, Keep, straight, dropped, relaxed, up, 4. About five minutes, rest a little bit pointed, Swing, keep, bent, clench, angled, feel, come, land, roll, pushing, 5. Stop immediately, chest, throat, neck or head. Strengthens, burns, reduce, train, function, lower, B
1251451 PART V
ABCADB Part IV More about the topic: Are You Fit and
Unit 10 Are you Fit and Healthy ? Healthy?
1-6 FTFTFF Part I Getting ready
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Catch up on lost sleep 3. Interesting, I’d like to know, course, enjoyed, Mint tea school
Toss and turn 4. Fluent, languages
A teaspoonful of 5. Might, useful, Now tell me, at present A balance and varied diet 6. as if, happy, curious, like to, company Cut down on fattening foods B
Cut out sugar altogether Miss Jones
Substitute 26
Non- stick frying pan
Breathe deeply Leave school
A flight of stairs One- year full- time PA
Feel breathless Foreign languages- French, German
Part V memory test
315246 Gibsons, engineering
Gibsons, PA, Export Director Unit 11 The Interviewer's Eye ? Europe Marketing, marketing, public relations
Marketing Director, Sales Director Part I Getting ready
B
1. about yourself Arrange, visits
2. Strengths, weaknesses Set up, presentations
3. Applicants, job, appoint Deal, correspondence
4. Valuable experience Firms, arrangements
5. Describe, personality Secretarial- type
6. When, lose your temper, Describe
7. Which, important, status, money Reputation
8. How long, stay with us, appointed Scope, opportunity
9. Why, leave, present job Challenges
10. Makes, enjoy Travel, languages
11. Ambitious
12. What, doing ten years Part III The interviewer's eye 13. Proud, present A
14. Worst problem, present job, solve it Good Behavior Bad Behavior
15. Best idea, past month Look at the interviewer rush into a room 16. Worst fault, best quality Make eye contact grab a chair 17. Don't, a little young Talk intelligently sit down without being 18. Long- range goals invited
19. Rewarding Make clear expectations fiddle with hands 20. What, spare time brush hair back
21. Excites, job, now hold a pen
22. Worries, job, now tap a pen on the table
23. ideal boss Good Personality Bad Personality 24. How, rate Open nervous
C 1-5 CBBAA 6-10 CBCAB Outgoing
enthusiastic
Able to reflect on past experience Part II A good interview
A B
1. Join, term, gather 1. Interview, notice, settles down, sit down, 2. Know, about, could, a little bit, education 2. Nervous, allowances, continues, whole, yourself,
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normal, Bank manager
3. Look at, depends on, impression, in terms of, Manager, branch, individual, 5+, 8:30am, 6:00pm, contact, relations, colleagues, benefits, retirement, information 4. Other, talk about, expects, important, shows, ESL instructors needed
expectations, Qualified, intensive, positions, MA, required,
ability, 25, week, shifts, background, preferred,
567-1243 Part IV more about the topic
B 1-5 FTFTT 6-10 FFTFT A
Editor wanted
Editor, publication, software, two, editorial, 5:30
pm, overtime, resume, 213, 46243.
Part V memory test
J H A P
Hairdresser 8:30-5:00 Not mentioned but Pay what would be
Monday-Friday, must be agreed
8:45-1:00 Saturday experienced
Cook 3:00-6:30 Around 25 2 pounds an hour
Monday-Friday
Gardener 8:30-5:00 No restrictions 1.70 pounds an
Tuesday-Saturday hour
once a month
Sunday
Short-hand typist 15 hours a week Twenty to forty Depends on age
Shop assistant 6 days a week one School leaver 67 pounds a week
late evening till without experience
9:30
Unit 12 Review
Activity 1
1. Cash, traveller's, passport, Sign;
2. Fire, live, 95, Avenue, worry, brigade, a few;
3. Bag, from, Hotel, police,
4. How, Centre, certainly, walk, by car, half an hour, plenty, far, ten minutes, foot, case, all right, fresh,
way, out of, turn left, straight along, traffic lights, turn right into, in front of, top, modern, miss;
5. Fares, fares, wrong, Don't, 79, 79A, 79A, Get off, next; 6. 79A, 79A, conductor, believe, talking, Where, time, 89B, coming; 7. Fares, do, don't, right, Four, How long, half an hour, Half an hour, a mile, traffic, in a hurry,
underground, walk, faster;
8. Sit down, excuse me, late, difficulty, traffic, heavy, time, worry, application, questions, radio, television,
Magazine, a year, for a time, secondary, three, why;
9. Writing, a year ago, in fact, before then, wrote, just, sort, need, mean, chance, mind, next month, too
soon;
Activity 2
1. One eighth minus three thirty-seconds.
2. Three sixteenths of a percent.
3. Five and three-quarters of a percent.
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4. Six hundred thousand five hundred and forty-one.
5. Two million dollars.
6. Seven point three nine eight oh.
7. Two point six oh two eight minus nought point nought nought three seven equals two point five nine
nine one.
8. Five hundred thousand times ten point six four equals five million three hundred and twenty thousand.
9. Two hundred and forty divided by two and a half equals ninety-six. 10. Twelve and a quarter plus twenty-one and two-thirds equals thirty-three and eleven-twelfths.
Activity 3
A.
Banford Station
Destination Leaves Arrives
9:15 10:15
9:20 11:05
9:30 11:30
9:35 9:50
9:45 11:20
9:55 11:20
9:55 12:00
B.
1. Airlines, OS455, boarding, Gate 8;
2. Final call, Paris, AF814, remaining, passengers, Gate 4, closing, 3. Airways announce, departure, 720, Boarding, Gate 7;
4. Urgent, passenger, Would, please, Airport Information Desk; 5. 15:12, due, depart, platform1, running, 13minutes, apologise, inconvenience; 6. Standing, platform 2, 15:27; calling at;
7. Next, arrive, platform 8, 15:23; calling, Road, Passengers, stations, change; Activity 4
A. 1-5: e, f, a, d, b;
B. 1. Ten pounds, 2. Six pounds, 3. Seventeen pounds sixty-five, 4. One pound eighty-five, 5. Forty-eight
pounds fifty, 6. Six pounds fifteen;
Activity 5
1. Before, France tomorrow, 10:25, at home, 9:30;
2. Today, tomorrow, 5and 6, 3032345, Paris, April;
3. Tonight, usual place tomorrow;
4. Definitely will, won't, will do;
5. Will definitely be, Hotel, 8:30, morning;
Activity 6
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Mr. George James Managing Diretor Alan and James Ltd.
Quality House 77-81 London Road
Bristol
BL59AR
Great Britain
Ms. Alison Freeman Marketing Co-ordinator United Packaging Inc. 11 East Shore Drive
Green Bay
Wisconsim
WI 53405
USA
Mr. R. G. Flinders
Sales Manager Independent Products Pty 18 Canberra Way
Liverpool
NSW 2170
Australia
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Miss J. V. Bernstein
Candex Convention Organiser
Dominion Centre
80 Prince of Wales Drive
Ottawa
Ontario
KT51AQ
Canada
Activity 7
A.
6 billion, threefold, 1980s, 80 000, withdraw, make, cheque, transfer; popularity, 1970s, New York, install, reduce, tellers, machines, cash, automated, keep, 1970s, save, provide, networks, 85;
Cash card, carries, personal, account, identifies;
190 millions, Mexico, international, banking;
B.
Complete, high, education, reported, situation, fewer, before, reduced, save, more, recent, employing, 6%,
paying, 3%;
Reasons, growing, strongest, 25, May, 5%, dismissed, slow, workers, business, expected, workers, offering, graduates.
Jobs, high, industries, skills, computer, engineering;
Degrees, English, philosophy, hard, skills, knowledge, looking, require, joke, history, engineering, fries,
hamburger, Experts, strong, history, forced, serving, fast.
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