Rezolvarea exercitiilor din MANUALUL de Limba Engleza pentru clasa VIII intitulat CLICK ON 4 – Student's book, Editura Express Publishing, Autori Virginia Evans si Neil O'Sullivan, Editia 2002
UNIT 8: FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED
4.
1. C
2. B
3. A
5.a.
1. No
2. Don’t know
3. Yes
7.a.
1. g
2. e
3. f
4. a
5. c
6. d
7. b
8.a.
1. b
2. g
3. e
4. f
5. a, d
6. c
8.b.
A. 1
B. 6
C. 5
D. 2
E. 5
F. 4
G. 3
9.a.
1. d
2. e
3. c
4. b
5. a
9.b.
1. A lemon tastes sour.
2. Two-day-old bread tastes
stale.
3. Honey tastes sweet.
4. An Indian curry tastes
spicy.
5. Newly laid eggs taste
fresh.
6. Boiled rice tastes
bland.
10.a.
1. Heat
2. Slice
3. peel
4. chop
5. fry
6. beat
7. pour
8. Bake
10.b.
… Next, slice the mushrooms, then peel the onion
and chop it into small pieces. Then, lightly fry the mushrooms and onion in the
olive oil in a pan. After that, beat the eggs, milk and herbs together and add
salt and pepper. Then, pour the mixture into a baking dish and add the
vegetables. Finally, bake for 30 minutes until the omelette is golden brown.
11.
1. g
2. e
3. d
4. b
5. f
6. c
7. a
12.
1. C
2. A
3. A
4. B
5. C
13.a.
1. horse: eats a lot
2. butter: to do sth very
easily
3. apple: favourite person
4. tea: suit sb
13.b.
There is no point in crying over spilt milk.
(There is no point in regretting something that has happened and you can’t
change.)
You can’t have your cake and eat it. (You can’t
always have everything.); piece of cake
(very easy)
To be nuts about sb (to really like sb)/ to be a
hard nut to crack (to be a very difficult person to beat)
14.a.
Countable nouns: burger, aubergine, pizza,
apple, egg, sandwich, potato, tomato, berry, mussel, biscuit, shrimp
Uncountable nouns: coffee, flour, rice, salad,
meat, spaghetti, butter, bread, orange juice, water, tea, sugar, honey, salt,
milk
14.b.
1. a/an, the
2. some
3. any
4. some
14.c.
A: I’d like some orange juice, please.
B: I’m sorry, there isn’t any left, but there is
some water.
A: Okay.
A: I’d like some tea, please.
B: I’m sorry, there isn’t any left, but there is
some coffee.
A: Okay.
A: I’d like some rice, please.
B: I’m sorry, there isn’t any left, but there are
some potatoes.
A: Okay.
15.
1. many, few
2. some, any, some, many
3. any
4. no, any, some
5. much, little
16.a.
1. packet
2. carton
3. bar
4. tin
5. packet
6. bottle
7. jar
8. box
9. bag
10. tube
17.
1
To-infinitive sentence a
That – clause sentence c
-ing form – sentence b
2
Sentence a – advised
Sentence b – suggested
Sentence c – informed
18.
1. f He ordered me to stand to attention.
2. i He invited me to come for dinner.
3. a He agreed to go to the supermarket.
4. g She apologized for hurting her feelings.
5. h He promised to pick me up.
6. j He denied breaking the vase.
7. b She begged him to be careful.
8. c She accused him of ending all the chocolate
cake.
9. e He offered her a cup of coffee.
10. d She explained that she hadn’t liked the soup
because it was too salty.
19.
1. Thomas refused to wash
the dishes.
2. Betty threatened to
leave if he didn’t stop complaining.
3. He promised to pick me
up at the airport.
4. Paula complained that
her feet were sore./ Paula complained of sore feet.
5. Mum warned us that the
knife was very sharp.
6. She invited us to her
house for lunch./ She invited us to go to her house for lunch.
7. Gary
8. Anne encouraged Sue to
go to the party.
9. Dad advised me to apply
to that university.
10. She ordered me to pick
up those clothes.
20.
1. Ann offered to give me a
lift to school the following day.
2. Karen admitted tearing
my new blouse.
3. Roger denied taking my
pen.
4. She explained to Jim
that she couldn’t go to his party because she would be away.
5. He suggested eating at
the Ashtan restaurant that night.
6. Dad ordered me to go to
my room immediately.
7. Fred encouraged me to
try that pie because it was delicious.
8. The policeman ordered
the thief to put his hands on his head.
21.
1. too
2. if
3. they
4. at
5. such
6. by
7. a
8. from
9. instead
10. more
11. that
12.of
13.of
14.another
15. at
22.
1. denied eating the last
piece (introductory verb in reported speech)
2. are only a few/are very
few (quantifier)
3. I were you I would
(advice – conditional Type 2)
4. isn’t much coffee left
(quantifier)
5. to stop me from going
(introductory verb in reported speech)
6. reminded me to go to
(introductory verb in reported speech)
23.a.
1. on
get on: be friends with
2. ahead get ahead: advance, be promoted
3. around get around: travel
4. away with get away with: go unpunished
5. away from get away from: take a break from sth
6. over get over: recover
7. by get by: live, survive
24.
1. T
2. T
3. F
4. F
5. F
6. F
7. T
26.
1. E
2. D
3. C
4. B
27.b.
1. I’m afraid I can’t
2. sorry
3. I’d rather not
31.
I think the best thing to do would be to
research and develop GM foods. GM foods could be developed that would produce
larger foodstuff, be resistant to insects and that could fight diseases.
32.
2, 4, 7
33.a.
1. C
2. A
3. B
4. B
5. C
33.b.
Synonyms
qualities – properties
harmless – without danger
parasites – an insect/animal that lives off
something else
insufficiently – not enough
overcome – combated/defeated
last – is able to be used
spoil – rot/go off
poisonous – deadly
33.c.
The Future of Food?
34.a.
1. medicinal
2. immune
3. successful
4. animal
5. deadly
6. heart
7. health
8. food
9. farming
10. negative
34.b.
1. of
2. in
3. at
4. to
5. with
6. from
7. in
8. of
This tomato is the size of a small melon.
In the future, life will be very different to today.
Research into GM food is aimed at solving the
problem of world hunger.
Some plants are resistant to certain diseases.
Much of his research is concerned with
developing a new drug.
Every spring, I suffer from hay fever.
Her career is moving in a new direction.
Could I have a bag of apples, please?
35.
Key words to be underlined: tourist magazine,
write an article, describing a street market, detailed, place, why, recommend
1. readers of the magazine
2. location, type of goods,
atmosphere
3. four
4. past tenses
5. the last paragraph
36.a.
a 2 b 4
c 3 d 1
37.
1.
delicious
2.
loud
3.
delicate
4.
heavy
5.
mouth-watering
6.
traditional
7.
exotic
8.
lively
38.a.
Picture A: 2, 6
Picture B: 3,4
Picture C: 1, 5
a warm glow: sight
brightly-lit interior: sight
light, salty breeze: touch, smell
breathtaking view: sight
mouth-watering flavour: taste
busy chatter: sound
38.b.
A: The clatter of saucepans could be heard from
the kitchen as the cooks rushed to make up the orders. (sound)
B: The smell of roasting meat on the grill made
us realize just how hungry we were! (smell)
C: The meat tasted delicious. (taste)
39.
Positive: 1, 3 & 4
Negative: 2
40.a.
Key words to be underlined: article, describing
a visit, favourite restaurant, school magazine, detail, why you recommend it
1. to describe a visit to a
favourite restaurant
2. readers of the school
magazine
3. four
4. in the last paragraph
5. a meal on top of the
world
42.a.
It is an adventure novel.
There may have been wild animals on the island.
There may have been hostile natives. They would have had to build some kind of
shelter. They would also have had to catch their own food and have had to find
a source of water to survive.
43.a.
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
5. C
43.b.
Synonyms
rejoin – go back to
fetch – bring
seized – grabbed
slapping – hitting with the palm of the hand
set about – start to do sth
likely – probably
roundish - almost round
tasty – delicious
finish off – end/complete
44.a.
a good variety (food)
oval shape, grey colour, thick rind, very good
(taro root)
roundish, rough brown skin, sweet, tasty (yam)
delicious (potatoes)
delicious (plums)
45.a.
Quality: stale, greasy, undercooked, tasteless
Containers: jar, box, tube, carton, bag
Tastes: sour, spicy, bland
Types: fruit, fish, dairy products,
cereals/grains
46.a.
A: Where was the photo taken?
B: I think it was taken in a restaurant.
A: What can you see in the picture?
B: Well, I can see two people sitting at a table
and a waiter standing over them, maybe explaining what is in the dish.
A: What type of food can you see?
B: Let’s see. There’s bread, a dish with a kebab
with meat and vegetables and another dish with meat and salad.
A: Have you ever been to a restaurant like this
one?
B: Yes, I have been to one like this with my
parents.
A: What’s your favourite food?
B: I’d have to say roast chicken and potatoes.
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