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Listening                                                4  Do the,exam'task.
        I  rclilft'fiIlEtlElffi  Workin pairs. Askand answer
           the  questions.
                                                                   Compare and contrast the two photos in exercise  3.
           1 Do you judge  peopte  by their appearaneg?  Why?  /  Why not?
                                                                   Answer  the questions.
           2 Are first impressions  important? Why?  /  \rVhy not? ,  .
                                                                   1 Who is buying ctothes 'off the peg'? Who  is having
        2   ('$ t.tt  Dorheexamt4sk.          '                       ctothes specially made?
                                                                   2 What  are the advantages  and disadvantages of having
                                                                      ctothes specially made for you?
           Listen and choose  the correct answersl A, B or C.      3 Which shopping  experience  would you find more
           1 lf you are unhappy  with your appearance,                enjoyabte?  Why?
             A you'tl make other people unhappy  too.              4 Do you prefer  shopping  alone, or with someone etse?
             B it witt affect  your behaviour.                        whv?
             C other  peopte  won't appreciate you.
           2 lfyou accept things about yourselfthat you cannot
             change,
             A you wilt feel more confident.                     5  Do the exam task.
             B you wilt find it is easier to hide these things.
             C you wilt feet proud.
           3 The speaker  advises us to                            Choose the best word(s) (A-D)  to complete  each gap.
             A throw away old ctothes even  if they took good.     Self-cooling ctothes may seem  '_   the stufF of science
             B throw away clothes that don't suit us.              fiction, but one  Japanese company'_  created  such
             C pay for some  good advice.                          products by'-   fans to shirts and  iackets.  Shirts
           4 The speal<er advises us to                            and  iackets  o_   by Kuchou-fuku  keep the wearer
             A get a new pair ofjeans.                             comfortable  '_   in swettering heat.  And they're also
             B becomebody-buitders.                                environmentatty friendty as they use  lust  one-fiftieth
             C exercise  because  it witI make  us feeI better.    u_the    energy of smal[  air-conditioner  units which
           5 On the whole, the speaker's attitude is               cool entire rooms.  The company has sotd about  5,500
             A hetpful.                                            of the garments'_they went on sate three years ago,
             B critical.                                           mostly to factory workers. But  B_   cool the ctothes
             C neutrat.                                            are, they seem  unUkely  e_very   poputar.  The fans fitt
                                                ..-.               the shirts with air, making  the wearers  [ook a bit fat. 'My
        Speaking                                   :               daughter won't  wear them because  the shape is no good,'
        f  f        lftmq,Describeiphoto  A below. Sayr            admitted Hiroshi lchigaya,  'o_   works for the company
                                                                   that produces  the ctothes.
           c where  the wqmen are and:what they,are doing          lAsimitar      Btil<e      Cas         Dto
           .  howthey are feeting and why,   '
                                                                   2 A witl have B has        C have      D having
                                                                   3 A add        B to add    C adding    D added
                                                                   4Amake         Bmaking  Cmal<es        D made
                                                                   5 Aalthough  Beven         C however   D despite
                                                                   6Aof           Bto         Cthan       D for
                                                                   TAwhen         Bwhite      Cfor        D since
                                                                   8 A whatever  B however C how          D atthough
                                                                   9 A to become B become C becoming      D became
                                                                  l0Awhich        Bthat       Cwho        D whose













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