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 7: BACK TO THE
FUTURE
Listening 1
Exercise 2 Page 80
1.
b
2.
c
3.
b
4.
c
5.
c
6.
a
7.
a
Exercise 5 Page 80
1. dropped out
2. didn’t matter what
3. had to do it
4. never forget what
Vocabulary 1
Exercise 1 Page 81
1. d
2. f
3. a
4. h
5. g
6. b
7. c
8. e
Exercise 2 Page 81
1. luxuries – cakes,
chocolates
2. facilities – central
heating, hot showers
3. problems – cold, hunger
4. weapons – swords, spears
5. materials – wool, leather
6. skills – hunting,
farming, cooking
7. electrical equipment –
televisions, computers
8. advantages – lack of
pollution, closeness to nature
Exercise 3 Page 81
O: skills
Oo: weapons, problems
Ooo: luxuries
oOo: equipment, advantages
oOoo: facilities, materials
Exercise 4 Page 81
1. facilities
2. creatures
3. inventions
4. disasters
5. Cosmetics
6. subjects
7. vehicles
8. equipment
Grammar 1
Exercise 1 Page 82
1
1. who
2. which/that
3. when
4. where
5. which
6. whose
7. Who
8. whom
2
1. sentence 2
2. sentence 2
3. sentence 5
Exercise 2 Page 82
1. The thing which I value
it the most
2. He explained all what everything that
3. the house where I used
to live in
4. Whose Who does
5. everything what
(that) you can.
6. Whales, where my
grandfather was born there
7. Students which
who want to
8. Anyone who he
wants to return
9. someone whom who
I think
10. The girl, that
who I’d seen before
Exercise 3 Page 82
The idea was first demonstrated by a Frenchman
called Lenormand, who jumped from a very tall tree carrying two umbrellas in
1763. later in the 18th century, some adventurous people jumped from
hot-air balloons using primitive parachutes which were made from strong cotton
cloth. The first person to jump from a flying airplane (and survive the fall)
was Captain Albert Berry, who jumped from a US Army plane in 1912.
Exam focus
Exercise 1 Page 83
1. than
2. who
3. at
4. of
5. their
6. by
7. then
8. his
9. in
10. this/that
11. have
12.be
Reading
Exercise 3 Page 84
1. the laatest technical
advantages
2. minute
Exercise 4 Page 84
1. B
2. E
3. A
4/5 B/D
6. B
7/8 B/C
9. D
10. C
11. D
12/13 A/C
14. C
15. E
Exercise 7 Page 84
1. of
2. of/in
3. on
4. of/on
5. for
6. on
7. on/for
8. in
Grammar 2
Exercise 1 Page 86
1
1. is/are
2. continues/will need
3. inhabited/would be
4. were/ would know
5. had spent/ could have
solved
2
1. if + present + present
2. a) if + present + future b) if + past simple + would
3. if + past perfect +
would/could have
Exercise 2 Page 86
1. if he practices
2. if you take
3. if I had known
4. you get
5. if I had worked
6. I could fix
7. I would never have gone
8. I would get
Exercise 3 Page 86
Sample answers
2 If colonies are established on Mars, this may
solve the population problem.
3 If protein and vitamin pills replace …, meals
will be very boring.
4 If everyone speaks the same language, we will
be able to communicate better.
Exercise 5 Page 86
1. have
2. Take care, go
3. wouldn’t have had
4. wouldn’t have wanted
Speaking
Exercise 2 Page 87
1
1.
shall we begin
2.
don’t you
3.
comes first
4.
me too
5.
could manage
6.
that’s a good point
7.
what about
8.
Do you agree
9.
suppose
10.
That’s true
Exam focus
Exercise 1 Page 88
1.
B
2.
B
3.
C
4.
A
5.
B
6.
C
7.
A
8.
C
Vocabulary 2
Exercise 1 Page 88
1.
made
2.
do
3.
do
4.
make
5.
make/do
6.
making
7.
make
8.
has made
Exercise 2 Page 88
1
1.
spare
2.
cookery
3.
historiacl
4.
latest
5.
sunny
6.
swift
2
a.
cookery
b.
sunny
c.
swift
d.
spare
e.
historical
f.
latest
Use of English 2
Exercise 2 Page 89
1.
A
2.
D
3.
B
4.
C
5.
B
6.
A
7.
D
8.
C
9.
C
10.
A
11. B
12.D
Writing
Exercise 1 Page 90
b)
Exercise 3 Page 90
Paragraph
1: D
Paragraph
2: B
Paragraph
3: C
Paragraph
4: A
Exercise 4 Page 90
1
a.
However
b.
To sum up
2
1.
because of
2.
therefore
3.
Because/even though
Exercise 5 Page 90
Sample answer
Most towns and cities have at least one museum,
but how important are museums to people living in the 21st century?
Some people claim that museums use up money
which would be better spent on other things.
Museums are usually in very big old buildings in
the city and that means they require a lot of maintenance. These buildings
could be sold for a big profit and the money could be used for things like
hospitals or the police: things that would have a positive impact on everyone’s
lives.
However, other people that if we understand how
things happened in the past, we can improve the future. Museums play an
important role in educating both the young and the old and they are centres for
research. Also, museums are very important for tourism and they provide a
peaceful place in the centre of busy cities, ehere anyone can go to relax.
To sum up, it seems to me that museums are a
vital part of modern life and in no way a waste of money.
Unit 7 Review
Exercise 1 Page 91
1.
which
2.
where
3.
which
4.
that
5.
wwhich
6.
which
7.
when
8.
who
Exercise 2 Page 91
Sample
answers
1.
..., I would goto
Australia.
2. ... will
own my own company.
3. … would have lived in a
cave …
4. … would take him to the
old part first.
5. … can concentrate better
…
6. … would take up
horse-riding.
7. … would have been born
in Roman times because …
8. … would turn it down
because …
Exercise 3 Page 91
1.
although
2.
However,
3.
Despite
4.
as a result of
5.
therefore
6.
however
Exercise 4 Page 91
1.
customer
2.
thickness
3.
returned
4.
complaint
5.
thinner
6.
amazement
7.
popularity
8.
dramatically
9.
unaware
10.
confusion
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