Rezolvarea exercitiilor din manualul de limba engleza pentru clasa XII intitulat FACE2FACE UPPER-INTERMEDIATE Second Edition, Editura Cambridge, Autori Chris Redston si Gillie Cunningham
FACE
2 FACE UPPER-INTERMEDIATE
UNIT
10: THE GREAT DIVIDE
10A
– HOW PRACTICAL ARE YOU?
1.a.
2. a lock
3. a duvet
4. a key
5. DIY
6. bath
7. a flat
8. the floor
9. a window
10. clothes
3.b.
1. Jan
2. Sheena
3. Penny
4. Donna
3.d.
1.d Jan
2. f Jan
3. a Jan
4. g Donna
5. h Donna
6. e Donna
7. I Sheena
8. b Penny
9. c Penny
4.a.
1. a; c
2. b
3. d
6.b.
1. A How much do you pay to get your duvet dry-cleaned?
B I’m
not sure. I haven’t had it cleaned for ages.
2. A Did you do the decorating yourself?
B Yes,
but I got my friends to help me.
3. A Did you dye your hair yourself?
B No,
I got my friend to do it for me.
4. A Have you had some new lights put in round
the pool?
B
Actually, I put them in myself.
5. A When did you last get your car services?
B I
haven’t had it done recently.
7.b.
2. get … to help
3. ‘ve had/ had/ ‘ve got/ got … replaced
4. had/ got … put in
5. to have/ to get … painted
6. got … to do
7. get/ ‘ve got/ ‘ve been getting … to do
8. have/ get … redesigned
7.c.
Ken is married to Sheena. Sheena says in the
recording that her husband works away quite a lot so she’s had to learn how to
do a lot of things herself. Ken says in the text that because he was often away
during the week she learned to do things around the house herself.
10B – NEW MAN
3.b.
The writer thinks that there are a lot of new
men in Britain
3.c.
1. He thinks that men now
do more of the childcare and housework, and that they have got in touch with
their feminine side.
2. Both of them do most of
the cooking for their families and neither of them spends hours in the pub with
their friends watching football.
3. Because they suggest
that women are capable of being the breadwinner as well as running the home,
and that men aren’t necessary any more.
4. He is making the point
that women still expect men to do traditional male tasks, such as changing a
tyre or protecting the home.
5.a.
1. None of
2. have
3. room
4. no
5. every
6. Both of
7. all of
8. is
9. owns
6.b.
2. no
3. none
4. anything
5. every
6. neither of
7. both of
8. either of
9. everyone
10. no one
11. all of
10C – THE SAME BUT DIFFERENT
2.b.
1. F
2. T
3. T
4. F
5. T
6. F
5.b.
1. a
2. c
3. e
4. d
5. b
6.b.
1. could
2. do
3. have
4. isn’t
5. don’t
10D – I DID TELL YOU!
2.a.
1. T
2. F
3. F
4. T
5. T
6. F
2.c.
1. the kitchen (Polly)
2. my jokes (Matt)
3. a map (Tom)
4. look at (Val)
5. so light (Val)
6. cooking (Matt)
5.b.
2. The thing I like about the food Polly cooks
is it’s really healthy.
3. One thing that amazes me about Polly is she
never gets angry.
4. The thing that worries me about Tom is he drives
so fast.
5. One thing I love about Matt is his sense of
humour.
6. What I don’t like about Tom is the way he
interrupts me.
7. What annoys me about Matt is he never
remembers my birthday.
10 REVIEW
1.a.
Across: roof, boiler, light bulb, fence, duvet,
lock, tyres
Down: shelves, oil, leak
1.b.
Service a boiler, change a light bulb, put up a
fence, dry-clean a duvet, replace a lock, check the tyres, put up shelves,
check the oil, fix a leak
2.a.
1. I’ve never had … dyed…
2. I got … to help …
3. I got … to alter …
4. John’s having/’s going
to have … put in …
5. I got … to check …
6. Has (Sue) had … fixed
yet?
7. How often do (you) get …
serviced?
3.a.
chairperson; hero; flight attendant;
firefighter; actor; manager; cousin; soldier
3.b.
widower - widow
headmaster – headmistress
nephew – niece
spokesman – spokeswoman
groom – bride
4.a.
1. None of us work in
education.
2. Every adult has a car.
3. Each person speaks more
than one language.
4. None of my cousins are
married.
5. No one wears glasses.
6. Neither of my parents
have blue eyes.
7. All of us studied English
at school.
PROGRESS
TEST 10
1.
2. decorated
3. replaced
4. ‘s/is putting up
5. services
6. putting in
7. be dry-cleaned
2.
2. breakdown
3. food-poisoning
4. high-powered
5. babysitter
6. income tax
7. part-time
8. time-consuming
9. drawback
10. badly-cooked
11. homemade
3.
2. - 3. a chairwoman
4. a chairperson
5. a widow
6. a headmaster
7. a head teacher
8. a stewardess
9. a flight attendant
10. a groom/bridegroom
11. an actor
12. -
13. a firefighter
14. a spokesperson
15. a manager
16. a manageress
17. a nephew
18. –
19. a heroine
20. a hero
21. a saleswoman
4.
2. had/got … repaired
3. got … to help
4. had/got … fixed
5. having/getting … put in
6. get … to do
7. having/getting … decorated
8. have/get … redesigned
9. to get … to fix
5.
2. both of
3. are
4. anything
5. either
6. house
7. are
8. gets
9. both of
10. every
11. all of
12. is
13. anything
14. loves
15. neither of
16. all of the
6.
2. The thing that worries me about him is that
he works too hard.
3. What I admire about him is his enthusiasm for
everything.
4. One thing that amazes me about him is that he
can find the time.
5. What annoys me about my brother is that he
never answers my emails.
6. The thing I don’t like about him is that he doesn’t
listen properly.
7. One thing I love about you is your sense of
humour.
7.
3. ok
4. … enjoys being
looked after …
5. ok
6. … invest some money in …
7. ok
8. … shouldn’t have told …
9. … such as
the Oscars.
10. … had to be cancelled …
11. ok
12. I wish I didn’t have to …
13. If only I’d/I
had gone …
14. … work as
a nurse …
15. … read the review …
16. ok
17. … fed up with being …
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