Rezolvarea exercitiilor de la UNIT 3
din manualul de limba engleza pentru clasa XI intitulat ADVANCED GOLD, Editura
Longman, Autori Sally Burgess si Richard Acklam, Editia 2001
UNIT
3: The root of all evil?
Listening
Page 30
Exercise
2
(picture 1) People who were looking for the owl
communicated with Max Valentine via Minitel, a computer network similar to the
Internet. This picture shows a Minitel terminal.
(picture 2) These are some of the treasure
hunters who have tried to find the golden owl.
The golden owl (picture 3) has been buried
somewhere in France
Exercise
4
1. treasure hunters
2. the (eleven) clues
Exercise
5
3. sculpted an owl
4. the best-seller lists
5. digging up
6. twelfth
7. primitive version
8. his health
9. betrayal
10. publish a clue
Vocabulary:
expressions with carry Page 31
Exercise
1
b. vii
c. iv
d. ix
e. i
f. v
g. iii
h. viii
i. vi
Exercise
2
1. carried away
2. carries
3. carry … weight
4. carried … off
5. carry on
6. carried
7. carried out
8. carried … through
9. carried … too far
Reading
Page 32-33
Exercise
2
Tom Hartley: selling used cars
Simon Cunliffe-Lister: £10 million inheritance
Tracey Makin: lottery win
Karl Crompton: lottery win
Exercise
3
1
D
lines 128-129 & 149-150
2 B lines 78-81
3 A lines 36-40
4 A lines 24-25
5 A lines 43-50
6 C lines 98-101
7 C lines 118-121
8 D lines
146-147&149-150
9 C lines 90-93
10 A lines 43-47
11 C lines 104-109
12 D lines 135-139
Exercise
5
POSSIBLE JUSTIFICATIONS
Tom Hartley: like: humble and tolerant (lines
32-36); dislike: extravagant tastes (lines 23-25&49-50)
Simon Cunliffe-Lister: dislike: sexist (lines
80-82)
Tracey Makin: like: not greedy (lines 88-90)
Karl Crompton: dislike: slovenly (line 140);
like: honest and realistic (lines 150-155)
Grammar
plus: verb tenses Page 34
Exercise
1
Past Perfect Simple; Future Perfect Simple; Present
Perfect Continuous; Present Perfect Continuous; Past Perfect Continuous
Exercise
2
I bought him a Ferrari because he had earned it.
1
By the time he is 18 he will have become Britain
I have been serving an apprenticeship for two
years. 2
I have not been watching TV, I have been
working. 3
I had been waiting three hours before she
arrived. 1
Exercise
3
1. first sentence:
permanent situation
second sentence:
temporary situation
2. first sentence: ‘but I
haven’t finished’
second sentence: ‘and
I’ve finished’
3. first sentence: ‘and I
don’t mind’
second sentence: ‘and it
irritates me’
4. first sentence: ‘I am
the one who has decided this’
second sentence: ‘the
situation is beyond my control’
5. first sentence: they
only did it once
second sentence: they
continued doing it for some time
6. first sentence: as a
general rule, though not necessarily at the moment of speaking
second sentence: at the
moment of speaking
Exercise
4
1. √
2. inappropriate:
‘splitting up’ happens quickly, though the lead up to the actual event may take
a long time. Answer: ‘I had split up…’
3. inappropriate: walking
into the room only takes a few seconds. Answer: ‘Our boss had walked…’
4. inappropriate: cutting yourself
only takes a second Answer: ‘I cut myself…’
5. √
6. √
7. inappropriate: ‘hear’
with this meaning is not normally used in the continuous form/ it only takes a
minute or so to ‘hear the news’. Answer: ‘Have you heard…’
8. √
9. √
Exercise
5
1. like/love/care
(feeling/emotional states)
believe/know/understand
(knowledge/mental states)
possess/own/belong
(possession)
agree/deny/promise
(communicating)
smell/taste/hear
(receiving sensations/sensory perception)
2.
a. not possible:
‘think’=believe, i.e. mental state
b. √ ‘think’=consider, i.e.
mental process
c. √ ‘see’=meet, i.e. action
d. not possible:
‘see’=understand, i.e. mental state
e. √ ‘taste’=try, i.e. action
f.
not possible: ‘taste’=receive sensation,
i.e. sensory perception
g.
not possible: ‘feel’=believe, i.e.
mental state
h.
√ temporary, ongoing situation: ‘feel’=
experience condition of the body
Exercise
6
1. have you been doing
2. I’ll be sharing
3. belongs
4. were moving
5. ‘re joking
6. failed
7. had completely forgotten
8. ‘ll be
9. will have unpacked
10. ‘ve done
Speaking:
giving opinions Page 35
Exercise
1
To look at the pictures, to rank the areas of
life in order of importance to them, and to give reasons to explain their
choices.
Exercise
2
The female student asks the male for his opinion
and gives her opinion some of the time, but he doesn’t ever ask for her
opinion.
She always agree with him, whereas he almost
always disagrees with her.
Exercise
3
Vocabulary:
compound adjectives Page 36
Exercise
1
1. c
2. c
3. b
4. a
5. b
6. c
7. c
8. a
9. b
10. a
Exercise
2
Exam
focus Page 37
1. F
2. G
3. C
4. A
5. B
6. E
Grammar
check: articles Page 38
Exercise
1
1. the
2. a
3. the
4. the
5. 0
6. the
7. a
8. a
9. 0
10.
0
11. the
12.
0
13.
the
14.
0
15.
0
16.
the
17.
the
18.
the
19.
0
20.
the
21.
a
22.
the
23.
a
24.
a
25.
the
26.
0
27.
the
Exercise
2
a. (suggested)
We took a paddle steamer along the Mississippi Mediterranean .
b.
11
and 25
c.
1
and 17
d.
20
e.
4
f. (suggested)
He works as a bank teller and she’s a stockbroker.
g.
2,
7, 8 and 21
h.
14,
19 and 26
i.
5,
10, 12 and 15
Writing:
informal/formal letters Page 38
Exercise
1
Formal: a, b, c, e, f, g, I, l
Informal: d, h, j, k, m, n
Exercise
2
Exercise
3
Exercise
4
Grammar
check: relative clauses/ pronouns Page 40
Exercise
1
1. 130 thousand million
2. Hungary
Exercise
2
1. whose
2. when
3. which
4. which
5. who
6. where
7. which
Exercise
3
UNIT
3 REVIEW Page 41
Exercise
1
2. √
4. √
5. √
7. √
8. over – off
9. √
Exercise
2
1. will be doing
2. was feeling
3. She’s talking/ She’s
been talking
4. haven’t
5. have you been doing
6. is assembled/ is being
assembled
7. had gone/ was going
Exercise
3
1. dissatisfaction
2. understand/ appreciate
3. interview/ appointment
4. staff
5. delay/situation
6. rare occurrence/ rarity
7. publicity/literature/brochures
8. limit
9. consultation/notification
10.
arrangement/
appointment
11.
individual
circumstances
12.
apologies
13.
caused
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