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Answer key: Unit 7
Vocabulary and grammar review | 7 Leisure and entertainment
Unit 6
Listening | Part 4
1 1 big 2 wide 3 large 4 deep 5 high 6 heavy
7 big 8 high 1 1 disco 2 opera 3 rap 4 classical 5 pop 6 folk
7 rock 8 jazz 9 Latin
2 Suggested answers
2 When a child feels unhappy, they will ask for their CD 1 Track 19
mother more often than for their father. [music extracts]
3 Gustav bought a large house by the sea about ten
years ago, which / ago. This/It turned out to be a 4 1 D 2 H 3 E 4 A 5 B 6 H 7 G 8 A 9 C 10 E
good investment.
4 Leonardo lived in Canada as a child, which is /
child. That’s why he speaks such fluent English. CD 1 Track 20
5 Svetlana spent several months trying to decide Speaker 1
which car to buy and she finally bought one last I’ve been involved in traditional music for about 15 years,
week. in fact, ever since I was a kid. My father was very well
6 Matthew likes reading novels, especially romantic known around here as a singer of the old songs. He sang
ones. at family gatherings and played in a local dance band.
7 Violeta bought some apples in the market. She Before that, my grandfather was a genuine traditional
put some (of them) in the fruit bowl and used the singer who had a whole repertoire of family songs that
others to make an apple pie. had been passed down from generation to generation.
8 Narayan has had two jobs. Both were in a bank but They were all neatly handwritten in a notebook. I’m proud
unfortunately neither was well paid. to say I continue to sing some of the family songs – but
9 There are five official languages in Spain and not just in our village. I’ve travelled all over the world, and
Manolo speaks all of them. played in front of audiences of thousands.
10 Pete had never spoken to Ann, although he’d often Speaker 2
wanted to. I used to think tango was something only people of my
parents’ generation did, but then I went to a concert
3 1 any difference between
2 tended to be keener by the Gotan Project in London, and I couldn’t believe
3 does not / doesn’t look as if/though / like it how exciting tango could be. For a start, the music was
4 were passed over due/owing incredible. As well as the kind of instruments I was familiar
5 what matters (the) most to with, you know, violins, guitars and piano, they used a
6 not only talent but enthusiasm / enthusiasm but bandoneon – that’s a sort large square-shaped accordion
talent – but they also used electronic music – samples and beats.
The rhythm was so infectious that some of the audience
got up and bopped about, whether they could tango or
not. Since then, I’ve joined a class and learned some of
the basic moves. It’s very exciting.
Speaker 3
I’d be completely lost without my iPod. So I say thanks to
whoever came up with the idea. I have it with me nearly
all the time, whether I’m commuting to work, exercising
at the local gym, trying to drown out some noise or just
chilling. I’ve got over seven thousand songs on mine –
most of them downloads from the Internet – some whole
albums but mostly individual tracks. I listen mainly to rock
music, but I quite like jazz and I even play classical stuff if
I’m stressed – Mozart and other classical composers can
be very relaxing if you’re sitting on a crowded train or
waiting at the dentist’s or whatever.
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