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Units 1–12
Grammar
I Circle the correct words or phrases.
A Which CD player are you 1 buy / going to buy? 2 Is there / There are so many.
B Well, that one is 3 more cheap / cheaper, but I think this one is 4 gooder / better. I guess
I 5 get / am going to get this one. I don’t have much money.
A 1 ______________ Russian?
B I don’t think he 2 ______________ Russian, but his cousin 3 ______________ in Moscow
right now.
A Is Russian a difficult language?
B I think it is 4 ______________ than Spanish, but it’s 5 ______________ than English. I think English
is very difficult.
Functions
IV Complete the conversation in a logical way.
VI Put the conversation in the correct order. Write the numbers 1–5.
Vocabulary
VII Circle the correct words.
A That’s a beautiful 1 dresser / desk / night table. It has four 2 heaters / drawers / radiators for my
clothes. I can put it 3 in / under / on that big poster 4 in / on / under the wall. Excuse me, how much
is it?
B It’s 500 dollars. It’s from 5 Southern Africa / South of Africa / South Africa.
Last weekend, from 1 Tuesday to Thursday / Wednesday to Friday / Friday to Sunday, we went to the
beach by 2 motorcycle / car / bus. My father drove. It was my brother’s birthday, and he loves 3 swimming
/ spinning / jogging in the ocean. He’s really 4 ambitious / shy / adventurous. I gave him some 5 tie /
sandals / suit for his birthday.
Reading
X Read the text and then circle True or False.
Adopting a Child
Do you want to adopt a child? Here are some things you might want to
think about.
1 Decide what kind of child you'd like to adopt. All kinds of children need
families, especially children with special problems.
2 If you want to adopt a child in the United States, investigate the
adoption laws in your state. If you want to adopt a child from another
country, find a specialized adoption agency to help you.
3 Investigate. Find experts in your area. Request brochures. Get on the
Internet. Tell friends and family that you want to adopt. Ask them to let
you know if they hear of a child that needs to be adopted.
4 Relax if your home is visited as part of the investigative process.
No parents are perfect.
5 When you hear about a child to adopt, ask about the child's health and
early life. Learn as much as you can about the child's parents.
True False 1 Children with special problems are available for adoption.
True False 2 Adoption laws are the same in every state in the United States.
True False 3 Investigate before you adopt.
True False 4 Don't be nervous if your house is visited.
True False 5 The child's early life and family aren't important.
Listening Comprehension
XII [Track 16] Betty and Olivia are friends. Olivia has a new boyfriend. They are talking about him.
Listen to their conversation and then circle True or False.
XIII [Track 17] Listen to this biography of Brad Pitt and put the sentences in the correct
chronological order. Write the numbers 1–5.