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www.english0905.com Answer key: Units 11 and 12
Writing | Part 2 12 The living world
A review
1 Suggested underlining: local people / hotels / help Starting off
visitors to choose / review recommends two hotels in 1 1 A and F
your area / two different types of visitor / what sort 2 Suggested answers
of visitor / why A green energy / alternative sources of energy /
greenhouse gases
3 Plans A and B are both fine but other ways of B animal conservation / protection of endangered
organising the review (C) are also possible. The species
important thing is that the plans cover all the task C effects of pollution on human health
requirements.
D pollution / greenhouse gases / global warming
E energy conservation
4 Plan C F climate change / global warming
Para 1: Introduction: why business travellers don’t 3 A and B
like the same hotels as tourists
Para 2: Rooms and prices in hotel 1 – suits low-
budget tourists
Para 3: Other features of hotel 1 – some positive and Listening | Part 2
negative points 1 1 F You have to complete eight sentences.
Para 4: Features of hotel 2 – suits business travellers 2 F No more than three words will be missing from
Para 5: Brief rounding off each sentence.
3 T
5 1 However 2 Equally 3 though 4 as 5 both 4 F You should read the gapped sentences before
6 An added attraction is that 7 As 8 together with you listen.
9 not only 5 F Write what you think you hear, even if you are
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not sure. (Your answer may be correct. If left
6 1 compact, moderately-priced, elegant, moderately- blank, it will always be wrong.)
sized
2 clean, airy, quite basic, luxurious, spacious, well- 3 Resources for food: aquatic mammals such as seals,
equipped walruses, and whales
3 friendly, helpful, competent, professional Other resources: stone (for houses), wood, animal
skins, snow
7 1 b (There is a lot of information, but it uses
contractions and addresses the reader as ‘you’.) CD 2 Track 17
2 using contractions and addressing the reader as Presenter: The Inuit, or Eskimo people, live in the
‘you’ Arctic and sub-Arctic regions of Siberia, Greenland
and Canada. Altogether there are more than 100,000
Inuit, most of whom live near the sea, hunting aquatic
mammals such as seals, walruses and whales. European
whalers, who arrived in the latter part of the nineteenth
century, had a great impact on the Inuit. They brought
their religion but they also brought their infectious
diseases, diseases to which the Inuit had no immunity
and which, as a direct consequence of this, reduced the
population in some areas.
In the past, the Inuit had several different forms of
traditional housing. In Greenland, they often lived in
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