Rezolvarea exercitiilor de la MODULE
10 din manualul de limba engleza pentru clasa X intitulat OPPORTUNITIES
UPPER-INTERMEDIATE, Editura Longman, Autori Michael Harris, David Mower si Anna
Sikorzynska, Editia 2011
MODULE
1o: CONFLICT
28.
WAR MEMORIES (page 112-113)
Exercise
3
A. Village Nightmare
B. No More Fighting
C. A Brave Patient
D. Feeling Helpless
Exercise
4
1. c
2. e
3. b
4. a
Exercise
5
1. b
2. c
3. b
4. a
Exercise
6
walk – march stagger stroll trudge
speak – mention recall
reply shout whisper
ask – beg
29.
NEIGHBOURS FROM HELL (PAGE 114-115)
Exercise
4
a) b)
Exercise
5
If I’d known that my neighbour was a piper, I
wouldn’t have moved in in the first place.
I’d have felt terrible at the ceremony if my
friends hadn’t been there with me.
Exercise
6
1. Not only has he decided
to move house, but he is emigrating to America
2. No sooner had they moved
in than the noise began to drive them mad.
3. … hardly ever did they
get a chance to have a lie-in in the morning.
Exercise
7
1. What Mr MacLean feels
upset about is the fact that people call his music ‘noise pollution’.
2. It’s this that really
gets to me.
3. All we want to do is
forget the sound of bagpipes.
4. It was only after
careful consideration that we gave Mr MacLean a warning.
2. this
3. to forget the sound of bagpipes
4. after careful consideration
Exercise
8
1. Never will they admit
their mistakes.
2. Had she come, she would
have learnt the truth.
3. Not only did he sing in
the choir, but he played in the school band as well.
4. Seldom can we listen to
such powerful performances.
5. Rarely do politicians
experience what war really feels like.
6. … neither have I ever
been in a real fight.
Exercise
9
1. Not only do people buy
things they don’t really need but they go on expensive holidays.
2. Seldom is it quiet after
the match.
3. Rarely does one see
anything so beautiful.
4. No sooner had the last
person left than the fire broke out.
5. Never before had there
been such a great turnout of reporters and journalists.
Exercise
10
1. It was Jenny who wrote a
letter of complaint to the manager.
2. It is dairy products I’m
allergic to, not wheat.
3. It was only after we
threatened to take them to court that they offered us financial compensation.
4. It is her mother she is
constantly arguing with, not her father.
5. It was because of the
attractive prizes that Tim took part in the competition.
30.
CONFLICT RESOLUTION (page 116-117)
Exercise
1
1. talk … over (discuss) put forward (suggest) get your own back (get revenge)
2. going off with (take) give in (say OK) give … back (return)
3. kick up a fuss (criticise0 put up with (tolerate)
4. getting at (criticise) getting to (irritate) go off (stop liking)
Exercise
4
1. F
2. F
3. T
4. T
5. F
6. T
7. T
8. T
Exercise
5
1. a
2. a
3. b
4. a
5. d
6. c
7. a
8. a
9. b
10. b
11.c
12. e
13. e
Exercise
6
1. happy
2. sarcastic
3. upset
4. annoyed
5. patient
6. impatient
7. angry
8. sarcastic
9. confident
10.
triumphant
Exercise
8
1. b
2. a
3. a
4. c
5. a
6. a
Communication
workshop (page 118-120)
Writing:
A Letter of Complaint
Exercise
1
A. the product
B. false claims
C. poor quality
D. poor service
E. money back
Exercise
2
manner: so; as if
condition: despite; unless; if
contrast: as though, not to, however
purpose: in order to
reason: since; as
result: that
time: after; just as; when; as soon as
addition: as well as; not only; either; also
relative pronoun: that; which
Exercise
3
1. The more I get to know
her, the more I like her.
2. The more sport you/ I
play, the fitter you/ I will get.
3. The more you study, the
better your marks will be.
4. The more sweets you eat,
the worse your teeth will be.
5. The more dangerous the
sport, the more I like it.
6. The older you get, the
more difficult work becomes.
LISTENING
Exercise
1
1. T
2. F
3. T
Exercise
2
1. 1930
2. TWO
3. THE FRENCH
4. 80
5. They don’t know the
enemy personally, and don’t want to shoot them.
6. emperors, kings,
generals and manufacturers
Exercise
3
emperors and kings; generals; manufacturers
SPEAKING
Exercise
1
1. b
2. c
3. b
Exercise
2
apologising: 4 5 8
complaining: 3 6
promising: 9 10
starting or ending a
call: 1 2 11
12
threatening: 7
Language
Awareness 6
Exercise
1
Nick and younger brother
– behaviour
Nick and Mum – looking
after Damian
Nick and woman in
supermarket – wearing shoes
Nick’s grandpa and
neighbouring farmer - sheep
Exercise
3
1. Future Perfect
2. Present Perfect
Continuous
3. Present Perfect
4. perfective –ing form
5. Past Perfect Continuous
6. perfect infinitive
7. Past Perfect
Exercise
4
1. b
2. b
3. c
4. a
b)
REVIEW
(page 122-123)
Exercise
1
1. If I were you, I’d spend
less money on designer clothes.
2. Had I known what it was
like, I wouldn’t have gone there.
3. I’d be grateful if you
went and got the newspaper this time.
4. Hardly ever do I get the
chance to go out and watch a good film.
5. It’s time the government
did something to reduce crime.
6. What makes me very angry
is people dropping litter in the streets.
7. All we need is another
five minutes to finish the job.
8. What really irritates me
is the noise they make late at night.
9. It was only last week
when I cleaned the bathroom.
10. Not only does she arrive
late but she doesn’t even apologise.
11.It’s time the local
council prevented cars from going into the centre.
12. I’d rather you didn’t
ring me after ten o’clock.
13. Never had he ever had to
make such a tough decision.
14. I wish you’d talk about
something else.
15. No sooner had he walked
into the room than he started an argument.
Exercise
2
1. did
2. didn’t
3. did
4. is
5. can’t
6. mustn’t
7. should
8. is
9. can’t
10. Will
11.will (‘ll)
12. does
13. ought
14. don’t
15. do
Exercise
3
1. Having arrived
2. has been staying
3. will have finished
4. having been trained
5. had been waiting
6. have been trying to do
7. must have been
Exercise
4
1. quarrel
2. annoying
3. shout
4. go on
5. mention
6. promise
7. temper
8. claimed
9. take
10. evidence
Exercise
5
1. age
2. creativity
3. flux
4. going
5. important
6. brilliant
7. burst
8. flourished
9. activity
10. magnet
11.influence
12. arts
Exercise
6
1. c
2. b
3. a
4. b
5. c
Exercise
7
big – huge
massive
cold – chilly
freezing
hungry – puckish
starving
laugh – chuckle
giggle
look – glance
stare
rich – wealthy
well-off
say – shout
whisper
walk – stroll
trudge
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