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WORLD WATCH In detail to Bunol in August? Write short answers to the following questions. 1. Why should you wear old clothes if you go 2. Why do the people of Bunol throw tomatoes at each other? 3. Why do the shopkeepers put plastic over their shops? 4. What do people enjoy about Tomatina? 5. What happens when a tomato hits you? 6. What happens after the people stop throwing tomatoes? In focus Choose the correct adjective to complete each sentence. big unusual good red old 1. You shouldn't wear 2. It's better to wear 3. Tomatina is an clothes to Tomatina. clothes to Tomatina. way of using extra tomatoes. 4. The crowd that comes to Tomatina is 5. Tomato juice is Bunol once a somet In Jul of the peop It is Peop Tom Wou or t Verbs ar During To eating tor twelve ver goes with a b th

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21 Complete the sentences. 00 1. Lunch in US schools is usually and between minutes long. 2. If recess is before lunch, schools reduce plate waste by 3. Students put percent. percent of their school lunch into the trash. 4. Longer lunch breaks reduce food waste by

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ls old. 3. Polar bears swim a long way to find food. 4. Seals eat polar bears. In detail Write short answers to the following questions. 1. How do polar bears stay warm? 2. How long do the polar bears stay in their den? 3. Why do the polar bears walk to the sea? 4. What do polar bears eat? 5. Why is it difficult to see a polar bear? 6. Why do polar bears need to eat a lot of fat? In focus

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Part One: Expressions (Items 1-15) Choose the best answer. 1. A: Could I use your phone for a moment? B: Help yourself. 1. Never mind it bund 3. By all means 2. 3. 4. 5-8 1. Hang out 3. Hold on A: I think I have an appointment with Mr. Johnson at 3 p.m. today. Is that right? please. Let me check the timetable first. Yes, that's right. 2. Hold up- B: 4. Hang up 1. How long does it take 3. How do you do it Test 2 A: That salad was delicious. B: Oh, it's very easy. Do you want to write it down? A: Yes, I will. 2. Not at all 4. That's alright Lucy: You look tired. Paul: Lucy: Paul: A: I heard that there's a big sale this weekend. Do you want to go shopping? B: I'm broke. A: Well, we can still do some window shopping, can't we? 1. I don't feel like it 2. I don't like it 3. I feel bad 4. I don't care 2. How is it 4. How do you make it _5_________ last night? No. I had a bunch of my friends over and we partied until the wee hours. 6! I guess I just can't take late nights like I used to. My head is spinning and I have a migraine. แนวข้อสอบ GAT ภาษาอังกฤษ

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DISNW 6 Music at midnight General understanding Circle T for true or F for false for each of the following statements. 1. Tim works all day. 2. Tim works for a radio station. 3. Tim sometimes talks to people who listen to his radio show. 4. Tim likes being a radio disc jockey. In detail Write short answers to the following questions. 1. Which artist sings the song 'Sweet Dreams'?_ 2. What did Tim do at university?_ 3. What is the name of the radio station Tim works for? 4. What would Tim like to do in the future? 5. Why do people telephone Tim? 6. What does Tim do when he gets home from work? In focus Complete Tim's schedule with the correct times. Time 1. six o'clock 2. eight o'clock 3. three o'clock 4.00.00 finishes work goes to bed wakes up starts work What Tim does T/F T/F T/F T/F Takin. In a CD on a C Christin C A (E A

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READING A dream concert Understand new words SPEAK AND READ 1 What kind of concert is in the picture? 1.35 Read the concert program and answer the questions. y 2 1 Why did José Ángel Salazar become famous? Who is the most important person in an orchestra? 3 What does José Ángel want to do in the future? 3 a Read the tips in the HOW TO box. b Read the text again and try to understand the underlined words. 4 Match the dictionary definitions to the underlined words in the text. 1 (adj) knowing about a situation or a fact 2 (v) communicate ideas or feelings 3 (v) criticize someone for doing 4 something wrong (n) the ability to understand something OM 5 (v) performed a short song, dance, or act, hoping to be selected for a play or concert 6 (n) movements that communicate a feeling or instruction 5 Which tips in the HOW TO box did you use for help with Exerclone #b and 4? Check (✓) them. A season of dream concerts The Youth Orchestra of Nueva Esparta, Venezuela performs Schubert's 5th Symphony with José Ángel Salazar as conductor HOW TO understand new words rep edt so evitininkdrig ogu enoltreup en now my mi 01691 oy \alnemunten Identify the part of speech (verb, noun, adjective, adverb). 3 Is there a similar word in your language? Does its meaning help you? Look at the words and sentences before and after the new word. Guess what the new word might mean and check your idea in the sentence. When José Ángel Salazar was 14 years old, he became the youngest conductor in the world. Born in Nueva Esparta, Venezuela, José Ángel didn't listen to much classical music during his childhood. When he was eight years old, his father and grandfather took him to a brass band concert, and his life changed forever. He stopped going to karate lessons and learned to play the flute. Soon afterward, he decided to learn the violin. n 2011 José Ángel auditioned to join the Symphony Orchestra of Nueva Esparta, where he continued studying violin and music theory. The following year, he was asked to become the orchestra's conductor. Although conductors usually have their backs to the audience, they are the most important person in an orchestra. Apart from indicating the beat of the music, the conductor interprets how the music is played. He uses different movements, gestures, and expressions to communicate with every individual musician. There are between 70 and 80 musicians in the Youth Orchestra of Nueva Esparta, and more than half of them are older than José Ángel. "It's hard because I have to find the way to communicate, or sometimes tell off kids who are much older than me," he said in an interview with the Guardian newspaper. "Conducting is a wordless language. I have to convey confidence to the musicians in order to get a confident performance back I have to coordinate my body's movements with the music." from them... José Ángel is also aware of the importance of words for a conductor. "I'd like to study languages. I don't want to go on tour and have to use a translator. Or if I'm interpreting Mahler, there are certain criteria, or feelings, that I'd have a better grasp of if I spoke German."

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17 B. Read the text and underline information that matches your guess. The Video Generation Do you remember Gangnam Style? Do you like to see cats and dogs doing funny things? Online video sites now get one billion visitors every month. These days, lots of young people watch more online videos than movies. Why do they like these sites so much? First, the videos are short. You need around two hours to watch a movie and you need money to go to the cinema, but you only need a few minutes to watch a video on your tablet. Second, there are so many different videos! People upload 300 hours of videos every minute. It's easy to stop a boring video and find a better one. There are comedies, horror, and much more. Third, everyone can upload videos to the Internet. It's interesting to watch things from everyday life all around the world. You can also find videos from your friends or famous actors, too. Fourth, you can write a comment to say what you like about a video. A lot of people like chatting about what they watch and finding out about other videos. Finally, you can download videos to learn new things. People upload videos about everything, from college courses to fashion. You can also listen to teachers from universities. And it's all free! 42 UNIT 8 A3

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Vocabulary Comprehension 1 Write the words from the box next to the correct definitions. recent awkward category gather regretful ignore deny adore cuisine realize 1. 2. area 3. missed out on 4. short time ago 5. something 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. embarrassed or nervous to collect things or people from different places into one 2. Have you before? feeling sad or sorry for something that's lost, or that you describing something that has started or happened a to understand something you didn't before; to recall a type or way of cooking to claim something isn't the truth to pay no attention to someone or something a grouping of things organized by type to like someone or something very much Grammar Practice 2 Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the given words. 1. We've only just 3. Tony has week. 4. That man has 5. I too much homework to do. (begin) to understand recent events. (contribute) anything to the local paper (be) to the gigantic mall three times this (write) seventeen novels. (feel) like going to the movies yesterday, but I had Expressions Practice 3 Circle the best expression. 1. In my experience, / I remember when people who tell a lot of jokes are more memorable. 2. What happened was / At the time, I forgot her birthday and she got offended. 3. In my experience, / One time, my brother ignored the rules and got into some serious trouble. 4. I remember when / What happened was people were allowed to swim in that river. 5. In my experience, / At the time, I had different interests than I do now.

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