CAE UNIT 7: CREATIVE TALENTS
Exam
focus: page 80
Ex. 1
1. art(s) festival
2. pattern(s)
3. window dresser
4. travel agency
5. eighty percent (80%)
6. glass
7. farmers
8. work(-)shops
Ex. 3
1. foyer
2. the proceeds
Vocabulary
1: page 81
Ex. 1
1. Pop up has the idea of unexpectedness
2. Pop out means to go out quickly and suddenly for a short time. they
share the idea of suddenness, unexpectedness.
Ex. 2
2
1. think of
2. bring about
3. come across
4. sought after
5. go for
6. set off
7. worn off
8. go back
Reading
1: page 82
Ex. 2
1
A = artform
B = not an artform
C = artform
D = not an artform
2
1. A
2. B
3. D
4. C
5. A
6. B
7. D
Ex. 3
1
1. scruffy
2. intend on
3. emanate
4. animated
5. flaws
6. innocuous
7. breathtaking
8. pilfering
9. pioneer
10. feverish
11. draw a parallel
12. engrossing
2
1. animated
2. intent
3. flaw
4. breathtaking
5. pioneer
6. engrossing
Grammar
1: page 85
Ex. 1
1. are you doing
2. opens/is opening
3. ‘m going
4. are exhibiting
5. I’m going to see/will be
seeing
6. will you be going?
2
present continuous – what are you doing
present simple – it opens on Friday
going to – what I’m going to see
future continuous – to understand what I will be
seeing
Ex. 3
B 2 (is in for)
C 4 (are on the point of finding out)
D 3 (are to)
E 1 (it will soon be possible)
Ex. 4
1 He’s only six
2
1. won’t have heard of
2. is going to achieve
3. on the point of
4. will have become
5. will be
6. won’t be wasting
7. will be sunning
Ex. 5
1. I’ve never liked art,
and so I’m not about to starting start
going to art galleries now!
2. I hope we will have started our new art course
this time next month.
3. Work on the news arts
centre is due to begin on November 15th.
4. Correct
5. Look – those security
men have stopped Sue – she won’t have been realised that she can’t take her
camera into the gallery.
6. I was on the point of
buy buying the picture when I realised how much it cost!
7. Correct
8. Correct
Ex. 6
1. on the point of buying
2. is due to be
3. are unlikely to have
heard
4. no intention of staging
Vocabulary 2: page 87
Ex. 1
1. build
2. password
3. indifference
4. conceal
5. disincentive
6. explore
Ex. 2
1. a) examination b) scrutinized
2. a) ambitious b) motivated
3. a) exhibition b) presentation
Use
of English: page 88
Ex. 2
1
know
when to stop buying, use good judgment about what to keep and what to sell on.
2
1. possessions
2. unfashionable
3. attachment
4. undeniably
5. millionaires
6. fascination
7. valuable
8. imaginative
9. judg(e)ment
10. undoubtedly
Grammar 2: page 88
Ex. 1
2
1. to sell
2. to have
3. to achieve
4. to interfere
5. to work/working
6. to draw/drawing
7. to pursue
8. collecting
9. acquiring
10. filling
11. to wear
12.to drive
13.using
14.communicating
15. being
16.swimming
17. to display
18.doing
19.to make
Ex. 2
a. 4
b. 6
c. 3
d. 1
e. 5
f. 2
Ex. 3
1 forward to the
future
2 before
Ex. 4
1. tell you to throw
2. refuse to get rid of
3. enjoy looking back
4. remembers having
5. mind seeing
6. imagined making
7. failed to realise
8. planned to develop
9. regret missing out
10. persuades you to have
11. urge you to reconsider
12. attempting to remove
13.encouraging you to make
Writing: page 90
Ex. 2
1
1. introduction to catch
the reader’s interest
2
1. mixture
2. to make the point
dramatically/give immediacy
3. with a rhetorical
question
4.
a) para2 3 b)
conclusion c) para 2
3
1.
less than anxious
2.
penniless
3.
spot on
4.
cartoonish
5.
catches the eye
6.
profoundly moved
7.
only time will tell
UNIT 7 REVIEW page 91
Ex.
1
1.
headlines
2.
acquisition
3.
admission
4.
exceptionally
5.
admiring
6.
contemplation
7.
uninterrupted
8.
solution
9.
considerably
10.
expectations
Ex.
2
1.
due to
2.
been collecting
3.
will
4.
seeing
5.
going
6.
to enjoy
Ex. 3
1. Edward’s grandfather is
a professional painter, which has given Edward a headstart.
2. It is very important to
have a good illustrator for a children’s book.
3. I found the clean lines
of the painting both remarkable and fascinating.
4. Many artists struggle to
make a living, and some remain almost penniless during their lifetime.
5. I always read the review
pages of the newspaper – I find them thought-provoking.
6. My room is full of
clutter – I’m always planning to have a tidying session but never get
round to it!
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