Page 151 - Complete IELTS Bands 5 - 6.5

Answer key Vocabulary
0 2 problem 3 affect 4 effect
6 2 correct 3 affect effect 4 effeet affect
Unit 1 5 affect effect 6 treubles problems

Starting off Speaking
O a2 bl c4 d3 0 b 9 c4 d2
6 1- 2./ 3./ 4./ 5 - 6./
listening
e They all do 2, 3, 4 and 6.
0 1 An international social club is a place for people of
different nationalities to meet.
Pronunciation
e I Malaysian 2 13 Anglesea 3 040 422 9160
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4 economist 5 dancing
2 Well, I'm not too keen on 1h..i.ng because you spend too
0 6 C (you might find some of our Australian slang more
long at airports.
difficult to understand)
3 I find it hard being away from my family and not g~~.iD.g
7 B (currently about 50 members)
my friends.
8 B (every second Thursday)
4 I've .b.~.~!J.. here since I came to university, so for about two
9 A (usually one of the members gives a little presentation) years.
10 A (the main point of the club is to give people like you the
chance to mix in more with people from this country) Writing
0 2o 3C 4A 5E
Reading
6 1 The graph
6 The experience and problems of going to live in a different
2 shows the changes in the number of people from abroad
culture
who visited Townsville, Queensland
e The second stage
3 over a four-year period
0 1 TRUE 2 NOT GIVEN 3 FALSE
e B The chart shows the number of households in Winchester,
0 1 TRUE ( ... a teacher or course tutor will not tell students California, and the languages which people speak there.
what to do, but will give them a number of options and
C The chart shows the difficulties people have when they
suggest they work out which one is the best .. .)
integrate into a new country and how the problems vary
2 NOT GIVEN (There is a reference to teachers, students according to age.
and circumstances, but no mention of whether teachers
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show an interest in students' personal circumstances.)
3 TRUE (. .. Australians are uncomfortable with differences D The diagram shows a machine for producing electricity
from waves.
in status and hence idealise the idea of treating everyone
equally. An illustration of this is that most adult E The table shows the number of students at Broadlands
Australians call each other by their first names.) Language School and the average number of weeks the
4 FALSE (. .. some students may be critical of others who they students spent there over a three-month period.
perceive as doing nothing but study.) 0 1 Their biggest problem is making friends (46%); this is
higher than for the middle age group (36%) and the oldest
5 FALSE (Australian notions of privacy mean that areas such
age group (23%).
as financial matters, appearance and relationships are only
discussed with close friends.) 2 Learning the local language is most problematic for
6 NOT GIVEN (There is mention of Australians, friendship the oldest age group- 54% compared with 29% for the
youngest age group.
and older people, but no comparison is made regarding
how friendly young and old people are.) 3 The oldest age group has the least difficulty with finding
0 1 No (the parts describing the stages) somewhere to live (22%), compared with 39% for the
middle age group and 40% for the youngest.
2 Nouns/ noun phrases
0 1 Question 1: paragraph 2
3 7 the name of a stage 8 something like a connection
Question 2: paragraph 3
9 a length of time 10 a feeling 11 something you can
Question 3: paragraph 4
observe 12 something for dealing with difficulties
2 To give a general overview of the all the information
13 the ilame of a stage
0 1 b move to c a new country
0 7 Honeymoon 8 similarities 9 a/one month
10 enthusiasm 11 (cultural)clues 12 (problem-solving) 2 How the problems vary according to people's ages
skills 13 Adaptation (l) 1 percent 2 percentage 3 no 4 the 5 no
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