Homework Answers p 66-67 #3 / today's vocab question

Answers
1 iv 2 viii 3 v 4 vi 5 iii 6 ix

7 NOT GIVEN We don't know whether Brenda went ice-skating after the dream or not. (para A and the first sentence of para B)

8 TRUE (lines 17-20)

9 NOT GIVEN The text refers to the discover of REM sleep 50 years ago and says it opened up new avenues of sleep research, but we don't know the relative importance of this research (para C)

10 FALSE (lines 36-37)

11 TRUE (lines 38-40)

12 TRUE (lines 55-57)


Vocabulary
13 FALSE (lines 62-66)


EXTRA H/W Vocabulary Collocations p67:



1 inspire new ideas - b does not collocate
2 promote self-healing (para B), promote a similar effect (para F) - all collocate
3 strengthened the argument - c doesn't collocate
4 developed electronic devices - b does not collocate
5 Not everyone shares this enthusiasm - all three collocate
6 operates on a shoestring - a does not collocate


Style extra:

5 1 minor character 2 specialist 3 children 4 customer 5 manager


EXTRA HOMEWORK:
UNITS 1-4 REVISION p 33
Grammar
3 1 a and b are incorrect:
a= Essays must have...
b= Essays should be...

2 a is incorrect: have been training
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3 c is incorrect: unless it is OR if it isn't


4 1 surprisingly poor 2 considerably bigger 3 bitterly disappointed 4 increasingly likely 5 excessively complicated 6 widely believed

5 1 responsive 2 imitation/imitating 3 unpredictable 4 classification 5 consumption 6 inefficiency

6 1c 2a 3b

7 1 collocation - wasting money
2 acronym - FIFA
3 idiom - bitten the bullet
4 proverb - every cloud has a silver lining
5 idiom - food for thought
6 slang -quid
7 collocation - highly rated

8 1 up until recently 2 over the two-year period 3 in the meantime 4 shortly after that date 5 from time to time


TODAY'S VOCAB. QUESTION

Today someone asked for clarification regarding annexation and agglomeration.

As you can see by these definitions, it's a pretty similar concept. Annexation refers to countries , and agglomeration refers to cities and towns. Please click on the links above to see the words used in context.