Unit 5
Part A
Abdcc bdabc cacab
Sketch out
Pull everything together Toaster Burn toast Slices
Scrape off the burnt part Credit
Pretty busy = very busy
Part B
Cbcba
Steering wheel
Take turns with you at the wheel Patrotic scotsman Exaggerated On arriving Readily agree
Windy hilly mountainous “Loch” in the neighborhood
Copious “high tea” take the place of sth Brunch: breakfast and lunch
It consists of one substantial course Light (heavy) supper
Continential breakfast – light meal which consists of bread, juice, mill and jam.
Twists and turns (twist and bends) Dips and climbs (ups and downs) Hazard
Active and impudent
A herd of long-haired cattle Savage
Run paralell with the sea
Along the coastline fringed with
Which is made ragged with rocky bays and inlets From England to Scotland Changes of scenery Fairly long journey At the Wheel Travelling with
Going to see the finest scenery On arriving
Indeed magnificent
United kingdom which is abbreviated as UK consists of three parts known as Britian, scotland and Wales.
Part C
Cabca
Slope fertile Rich pasture
Mineral rescources Coal seams
Mining villages grew into towns around iron and steel foundries, chemical work and oil refineries. Seaside resorts Energetic Be Ideal for Choir
Eisteddfod = arts festival National costume
Contribute to the gaiety of the festival Bustle with Celtic
Part D
State The will Imagination Freshness
Courage over timidity Deserting
Wrinkle the skin Enthusiasm
Soul Heart Spirit Wonders What’s next Game of living Beauty Infinite Down Pessimism Optimism young
Unit 6 Part A
A aadb ddbda adabc
I had a hard time getting through this novel = find sth difficult Wind up going to the second show = end up doing sth (are you) sorry you decided to take it? Travel agent It’s all set.
Head for a destination Academic calendar Grade (grade sth: V)
Broad claims that were not supported enough Has got some sort of conflicts in her schedule convince
in the minority hocky finals
she would be available as backup make do with what we’ve got
Part B
CACDD Critics
Costly
Ethnic group
African and Hispanic Non-profit institution analogy
1. in 1926
2. They can take costly preparation classes 3. African-Americans and Hispanics 4. About thirty minutes. 5. In March, 2005
Passage 2 Bdacb
Four years of attendance Learn science intensively Prescribe medicine Resident
Length of residency depends on Gain entrance to it = enter it
Work under guidance of an experience doctor (internship) Treatment
Practice medicine 1. In class 2. the body
3. chemistry and medicines 4. How to recognize Ready to use
Helping sick people Under the guidance Examine Advice
Enter a medical training program
Unit 7
Part A
Cabcd ccdda caddd
Part B Passage1 Ddcad
Aim at doing sth = aim to do sth Divident Revenue
Output / imput Set the price
Imput-mix (optimize / maximize ) Combination Raw-materials Objective = object
Automatic machinery (assembly line) Ingredient Weight-gaining Weight-losing sources
Managers make
Keep production costs Automatic machinery The same task Instead of buying Its goods or services Without reducing quality Passage 2 Ddacb
Make sth known – a means of making known
Increase awareness and arouse interest (advertisement commercial informercial ) Inform and persuade Mass - media (medium)
Reach certain section of the market Exhibition in trade fairs Direct mail advertising Striking feature Liquor Large-scale Shrinking
Be convinced of sth
Exhibitions, trade fairs, and direct mail advertising, etc. Television
The growth in advertising The customers will pay less
When the market is growing, advertising helps to increase demand. When the market is shrinking, advertising may prevent a bigger fall in sales than would occur without its support.
Part D
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