Rezolvarea exercitiilor din manualul
de limba engleza intitulat FCE GOLD PLUS – Student’s Book, autori Rawdon Wyatt
with Jacky Newbrook and Judith Wilson, Editura Longman, Editia 2008
FCE GOLD PLUS – Unit 3: FACT OR
FICTION?
Reading 1
Exercise 3 Page 30
b)
Exercise 4 Page 30
1
Landscape
2
1.
H
2.
G
3.
F
4.
B
5.
E
6.
A
7.
C
Exercise 7 Page 30
1. disoriented – confused,
not able to understand what is happening or where you are
2. unsteadily – shaking
when you try to stand or walk
3. trails – pathways in the
grass where people have walked
4. scattered – spread over
a wide area
5. murmured – said in a low
voice
Vocabulary 1
Exercise 1 Page 32
1.
T
2.
F
3.
F
4.
F
5.
T
6.
F
7.
T
8.
F
Exercise 2 Page 32
1. I got/ caught a glimpse – see does not collocate
2. started at – stare is intransitive (cannot have
an object) but can be followed by a preposition plus noun or pronoun.
3. a quick look – a gaze must always be long, and
you can’t give a glimpse
4. gave him a state – make does not collocate
5. He was unaware of his gaze – this is always singular.
6. ok
Exercise 3 Page 32
1.
looking into
2.
looking forward to going
3.
look it up
4.
looked up to
5.
look out for
6.
looks down on
Grammar 1
Exercise 1 Page 33
1.
like
2.
What’s
3.
seems
4.
as
5.
as
6.
like
7.
as though
8.
as if
9.
as
10.
as
11. like
Exercise 2 Page 33
Sample
answers
1. What are your mother and
father/ parents like?
2. Are you like/ Do you
look like your brother/ father? Has your brother/ father got the same colour
hair as you?
3. Do you feel like going
to a disco? / Would you like to do something fun, like going to a disco?
4. What’s your home town
like?
5. Do you like working as a
pool attendant? What’s it like?
Exercise 3 Page 33
1.
as
2.
like
3.
as
4.
like
5.
as if/ as though
6.
as
7.
like
8.
as if/ as though
Listening 1
Exercise 2 Page 34
1.
B
2. it’s useless stuff
really, you don’t actually get anything out of it
Exercise 3 Page 34
1.
B
2.
F
3.
A
4.
C
5.
D
Speaking
Exercise 1 Page 34
1 From left to right, top row: a cookery book; a
text book; a letter; a sign bottom row: a page on the Internet; a book
Exercise 2 Page 34
1
1. The cookery book and the
page on the Internet
2. They work together well
2
That’s
right. What
do you think? Yes, I agree...
But o the other hand… I suppose so. Right.
Well, yes, but… Don’t you think so? OK, but…
Yes, that’s true. And another advantage is that…
Grammar 2
Exercise 1 Page 35
1
1. harder (adjective);
badly, worse (adverbs)
2. well (adv); good (adj);
more (adv)
3. fast (adv); dangerous
(adj)
4. in that silly,
unfriendly way (adv phrase)
5. still, straight (advs)
6. harder (adv)
7. new (adj); automatically
(adv)
8. early (adj); late (adv)
2
Adjective/Adverb/Adverbial phrase
interesting/ interestingly/ in an interesting
way
bad/badly
worse/worse
good/well
more/more
fast/fast
dangerous/dangerously
(un)friendly/in a(n) (un)friendly way
still/still
straight/straight
new/newly (built etc.)
automatic/automatically
early/early
late/late
Exercise 2 Page 35
1. a) hard
b) hardly
2. a) lately
b) late
3. a) highly
b) high
4. a) free
b) freely
Exercise 3 Page 35
1. Does she usually get the
bus to college?
2. He’s not often late.
3. She’s never been happy
there.
4. You’d better go straight
to the house.
5. I’ll certainly be seeing
her tomorrow.
6. I nearly didn’t make it
on time.
7. Perhaps she’s missed it
on time.
8. Luckily, I managed to
get his number from Judy.
9. You are probably right.
10. I’m definitely not free
next weekend.
Exam focus
Exercise 1 Page 36
Coincidence 1: he was writing about the weather
when the wind blew away the papers.
Coincidence 2: the boy who found the papers
worked for the same publisher.
Exercise 2 Page 36
1.
D
2.
A
3.
C
4.
A
5.
C
6.
D
7.
B
8.
A
9.
C
10.
A
11. D
12.B
Listening 2
Exercise 2 Page 37
1.
A
2.
B
3.
B
4.
B
5.
C
6.
A
7.
C
Exercise 4 Page 37
1.
YES
2. No – so students should
look at all three options as they listen
3. b)
Vocaabulary 2
Exercise 1 Page 38
1. an absolutely narrow escape (gradable
adj.)
2. absolutely good (gradable adj.)
3. utterly hard (gradable adj.)
4. extremely impossible (non-gradable
adj.)
5. terribly amazing (non-gradable
adj.)
6. completely boring (gradable adj.)
7. fairly fantastic (non-gradable
adj.)
8. totally good (gradable adj.)
Exercise 2 Page 38
1. absolutely/ totally/
really/ utterly wonderful (non-gradable)
2. extremely/ really
difficult (gradable)
3. absolutely/ totally/
utterly superb (non-gradable)
4. absolutely freezing (non-gradable)
5. totally/ utterly wrong (non-gradable)
6. absolutely / really
great (non-gradable)
Grammar 3
Exercise 1 Page 38
1
1.
In 1956 in Arizona.
2. She was walking around
the house.
3. Because his wings had
been clipped.
4.
Perky flew off.
2
1.
past continuous, past
perfect passive
2. a) past perfect b) past continuous
Exercise 2 Page 38
1
No
2
1.
A long period.
2. Past simple. In
the order they happened.
3. had ... found; past
perfect; b)
Exercise 3 Page 38
1.
were sitting
2.
had had
3.
announced
4.
explained
5.
was standing
6.
flew
7.
landed
8.
examined
9.
matched
10.
had been
11. phoned
2
1. They were telling
stories about pets.
2. The bird had flown down
and landed on his finger.
3. The dates, places and
descriptions of the bird all matched.
Writing
Exercise 1 Page 40
1.
After a while
2.
At first
3.
finally/eventually/then
4.
As soon as
5.
before
6.
After
7.
While
8.
Then/Eventually
9.
finally/eventually
Exercise 2 Page 40
1.
background information
2. first events and/ or a
problem
3. later actions or results
4. final outcome
Exercise 4 Page 40
1. It contains background
information and the first event.
3. B – It is the most
dramatic.
Exercise 5 Page 40
Sample answer
Emma could not believe what she saw in front of
her. She had been sitting in the classroom for the last two hours, not thinking
about anything except finishing her history exam. Then suddenly, feeling that
something in her surroundings was not right, she had raised her eyes from the
exam paper. The classroom had completely disappeared.
Emma found herself standing in a cold damp
castle. She was frightened but decided to take a look around. All the rooms
were empty, but eventually she came to big hall and found an old man sitting on
his own.
‘Welcome Emma,’ he said. ‘Is there something you
want to ask me?’
The only thing Emma could think was the
questions in her history exam, so that’s what she asked him. The old man smiled
and began talking while Emma closed her eyes.
When Emma woke up she was back in the history
exam, but for some reason she knew all the answers. Emma knew that she wasn’t
going to fail her exam after all!
Unit 3 Review
Exercise 1 Page 41
1.
glimpse
2.
carry on
3.
nerve
4.
unsteadily
5.
severe
6.
investigate
7.
give
8.
trip
Exercise 2 Page 41
1.
I came across
2.
a waste of time
3.
no sign of
4.
going on
5.
found out
6.
made her way
Exercise 3 Page 41
1
1.
spelling
2.
pronunciation
3.
noun
4.
verb
5.
phrases
6.
means
Exercise 4 Page 41
1. My brother has the same
colour hair as me.
2. You look unhappy –
what’s the matter?
3. What’s the weather like
where you are? Is it raining?
4. That outfits suits you –
you look like a model or a film star.
5. I’m studying very hard
for the exams.
6. She spoke to him in a
friendly way, and he felt better at once.
7. It was absolutely
freezing on the mountain top.
8. Your exam result was
very good.
Exercise 5 Page 41
1. once/after
2. eventually
3. then
4. When
5. As soon as/ When
6. before
7. When/As soon as
8. While/ As/ When
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