Rezolvarea exercitiilor din manualul de limba engleza pentru clasa X intitulat SOLUTIONS INTERMEDIATE, 2nd edition, Oxford Exam Support, Editura Oxford University Press, Autori Tim Falla, Paul A. Davies, Editia 2011
SOLUTIONS INTERMEDIATE
UNIT 2: LOOKING BACK
1A
Ex.2
page 14
- afraid
- irritated
- jealous
- nervous
- relieved
- disappointed
- confused
- guilty
Ex.3
page 14
- angry
- bored
- scared
Ex.4
page 14
- of; Milly was afraid of her dad
because he played the part of a horrible character in a play.
- about; Sam was relieved because he
thought his dog had run away but he hadn’t. Sam cried.
- of; Alex was proud of his sister
because she won a national junior ice-skating competition.
- with; Sophie was fed up with going
to a tennis club. She told her dad she didn’t like playing tennis.
- of; Tom was jealous of Adam because
Adam’s parents got him everything he wanted.
Vocabulary Builder 2.1 –page 127-128
1
-ment:
1. embarrassment 2. enjoyment 3. excitement
-ion:
2. depression 3. irritation
-ness:
1. kindness 2. nervousness 3. sadness
2
- confusion
- depression
- enjoyment
- kindness
- embarrassment
- excitement
3
boredom; guilty;
jealousy; pleasure; pride; satisfaction
2B
Ex.1
page 15
Positive
effect: The rain made the atmosphere more dramatic.
Negative
effect: It damaged the sound equipment.
Grammar Builder 2.1 – page 110-111
1
- was waiting; saw
- broke; was playing
- stopped; was getting
- were having; got
- was shining; decided
- was listening; didn’t hear
Ex.5
page 15
- went
- traveled
- got off
- walked
- came
- ‘d never seen
- was playing
- were dancing
- was walking
- stopped
- turned
- had gone
- had written
- walked
- asked
- answered
- heard
- hadn’t noticed
Ex.6
page 15
1.
did
Julie travel
2.
did
Julie feel
3.
was
the band playing
4.
had
her dad written
5.
did
Julie ask
6.
was
her dad
Ex.7
page 15
1.
She
traveled by underground.
2.
She
felt shocked.
3.
The
band was playing reggae music.
4.
He
had written his mobile number.
5.
She
asked a shop assistant for help.
6.
He
hadn’t noticed that Julie wasn’t with him.
Grammar Builder 2.1 page 110-111
2
2. had run; felt
3. got; hadn’t
practiced
4. had finished;
went
5. arrived; had
started
6. shouted;
hadn’t tidied
7. hadn’t
phoned; went
3
- b
- b
- a
- a
- b
- b
2C
Ex.1
page 16
The
monument is a war memorial in London
called the Cenotaph. It commemorates all soldiers who have died in wars in
which Britain
has fought.
Ex.2
page 16
- officer
- comrades
- battlefield
- casualties
- war
- conflicts
- poppies
Ex.3
page 16
- 11
- 1/One
- 2/two
- 1919
Ex.5
page 16
- b
- d
- b
- c
2D
Ex.1
page 17
Daisy
is a bit upset at the end because Evie thought she was pretty when she was
younger, but that she isn’t pretty now.
Ex.2
page 17
Affirmative:
You used to have; You used to be; I used to be
Negative:
I didn’t use to have
Interrogative:
Did you use to wear…?
Ex.3 page
17
- used to
- didn’t use to
- Did (you) use to
Grammar Builder 2.2 page 111-112
1
- used to fight
- used to kill
- used to be
- didn’t use to have
- used to hang
- didn’t use to eat
2
2. didn’t use to
eat
3. used to be
4. used to be
5. didn’t use to
like
6. used to have
7. used to do
3
2. Did he use to
wear glasses? Yes, he did.
3. Did he use to
play the piano? No, he didn’t.
4. Did he use to
eat meat? Yes, he did.
4
- I’m used to
- I’m used to
- I used to
- I’m used to
- I used to
- I’m used to
Ex.5
page 17
2.
didn’t use to play
3.
did (the Ancient Greeks) use to study
4.
used to have
5.
didn’t use to speak
6.
used to be
7.
Did (your teachers at primary school) use to get
8.
used to work
9.
didn’t use to read
2E
Ex.2
page 18
- Henry
- Henry
- Emily
- Emily
- Henry
- Henry
Ex.3
page 18
- false
- false
- true
- not known
- false
- true
- true
- not known
Ex.4
page 18
- realise; realised
- memorise; memorized
- solve; solve
- doubt; doubt
- recall; recall
- remind; remind
- recognize; recognize
- conclude; concluded
Ex.7
page 19
Adjectives:
- strange
- beautiful
- comfortable
- jealous
- ugly
- unfair
- ashamed
nouns:
3.
confidence
6.
Personality
10.
Envy
Ex.8
page 19
b
2F
Ex.2
page 20
- a
- c
- c
- c
- d
Ex.3
page 20
That
was a mistake. What a terrible experience!
Grammar Builder 2.3 page 112
- How
- What
- How
- How
- What
- What
- What
- How
Ex.5
page 20
- happened
- was
- anyway
- later
- end
Edward
feels relieved.
Ex.6
page 20
- Guess what happened…
- It was Saturday evening
- Anyway
- later
- In the end
Vocabulary Builder 2.2 page 128
- exciting
- shocked
- confusing
- embarrassing
- irritating
- disappointed
2G
Ex.1
page 21
a
Ex.2
page 21
- Paragraph 1 ends after ‘on the
sand’.
- Paragraph 2 ends after ‘wake her up.
- Paragraph 3 ends after ‘started
crying.
- Paragraph 4 ends after ‘In the end’.
Ex.3
page 21
One day last
summer; Suddenly; At first, … (but) then; A few minutes later; In the end.
Ex.4
page 21
- on; e
- off; d
- down; c
- down; a
- off; b
Vocabulary Builder 2.3 page 129
- gave away
- brought up
- gave away
- turned up
- turned up
- brought up
- put on
- put on
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