WORKBOOK· ANSWER KEY

3 4 one-way street 2 Excuse the mess

2 b vi There are plenty of good 5 sports centre 3 Make yourself at home
restaurants in the town, especially if you 6 terraced houses 4 Be my guest
like French food. 7 traffic lights 5 Have a seat
3 f iii I don’t know much about this city, 8 car park 6 Put your feet up
but I like the architecture. 9 supermarket B
4 a v All of us love this place because it’s 10 gift shop A2 B5 C1 D3 E4 F6
so friendly. 11 outdoor market
5 g vii If you have enough time, go to the 12 industrial estate
2
1a 2b 3a 4b 5b 6b 7a 8b 9b
museum – it’s great. 13 high street
10 a
6 c viii There are too many cars in most big 14 shopping centre
cities – I hate traffic! 3
7 e i I’ve got lots of friends in this
8.2 1 It’s no problem.
community. 1 2 Not at all.
8 h ii I spent a bit of time in Poland when I 2 j 3 f 4 k 5 b 6 l 7 i 8 e 9 h 10 c 3 That’s all right.
was younger. 11 d 12 g 4 It’s fine.
5 It’s nothing.
4 2 6 You really don’t have to.
3 but 4 of 5 6 7 8 to (money) 3a 4b 5b 6a 7b 8a
7 We can sort it out.
9 small 10 11 a (five hours) 12 more 3
13 14 all 15 16 17 a 1 clothing that
5A 2 place where UNIT 9
1 Elise’s neighbours are her parents and 3 person who
her brother’s family. Marc’s neighbours 4 name that 9.1
are ‘a couple of cows’ / a farmer. 5 which has 1A
2 Elise likes this situation because they 6 thing that 1 revolution
‘help each other’. Marc likes the 7 who behaves 2 turning point
situation because they ‘just love the 8 a place 3 development
peace and quiet’. 4 4 spread
3 Elise sees her neighbours every day. 1a 2a 3b 4a 5b 5 advance
They work together and they all eat 6 movement
together once or twice a week. Marc
5A 7 invention
A CouchSurfer is a traveller who arranges
never sees his neighbours, apart from 8 foundation
to stay on a stranger’s couch.
the cows. 9 discovery
4 Elise has lived there all her life. Marc B 10 progress
has lived there for ten years. 1 He had nowhere to sleep.
2 He wrote to 1,500 students in Reykjavik, T U R N I N G P O I N T
B and he had dozens of replies inviting him D A E B P R O G R E S S
1 perfect 2 family 3 eleven 4 Sunday E C V D E R I O M E I P
to stay.
5 normal 6 husband 7 ten 8 Paris V F O U N D A T I O N T
3 The website says CouchSurfing focuses on
9 transport 10 farmhouse 11 online E E L U F C S S G J V E
cross-cultural sharing.
12 first L S U A V U A P L I E D
4 1 You type the name of the city. 2 You look
C at the profiles of people there and choose
O W T V A P D R A G N E
P D I S C O V E R Y T X
1a 2b 3b 4b 5b 6a someone. 3 You contact them to see if M E O R E K A A E I I H
6A they are free. 4 They may ask you to meet E D N I U F N D O E O O
2 high street for a coffee first before inviting you to N C I N T I C F R S N E
3 housing estate their home. T M O V E M E N T C L F
4 sports centre 5 You can read what other CouchSurfers say
about this person, and there is also a
B
5 industrial estate
1 discovery
6 car park system of ‘vouching’, in which other people
2 spread
7 supermarket promise that your host has a good
3 development
8 language school character.
4 progress
9 shopping centre C 5 advances
10 one-way street 1e 2c 3b 4a 5d 6 movement
11 terraced houses
12 outdoor market
6A 7 revolution
1 feature 2 like 3 would 4 best 8 invention
13 gift shop
14 primary school B 2
1 B 2A 3 D 4 C 1c 2c 3b 4a 5b 6c 7a 8a
7
1 housing estate 8.3 3
2 language school 2 If Archduke Ferdinand hadn’t been
3 primary school 1A assassinated, World War I wouldn’t have
1 Help yourself started.

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