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    ANSWER KEY

    2020/03/31

    p.73

    7.

    1. recording 2. released 3. Backing 4. composer 5. download 6. book, office

    record (v): to put sounds/images onto a tape so that they can be seen and heard later.

    tape (v): to record

    document (v): to record the details of an event/process

    perform (v): to act, to entertain audiences

    let (v): to allow

    release (v): to make sth available to buy

    backing (adj): support

    support (n): help given to sb specially in a difficult situation

    prop (n): an object used by the actors performing in a play

    composer (n): person who writes music

    conductor (n): a person who directs an orchestra

    choir (n): group of people singing together

    download (v): to copy sth into a computer’s memory

    copy (v): to produce sth that looks like the original

    book (v): to reserve

    hold (v): to keep

    save (v): to put aside

    box office (phr): place you buy tickets

    post (n): position


    8.

    1. glossy 2. morning 3. tabloid 4. columns 5. editorial 6. headlines

    9.

    1. sang her heart out

    2. stole the show

    3. brought the house down

    4. keep his feet on the ground

    5. swept the board

    10.

    1. amazing 2. collection 3. international 4. different 5. movements

    6. installation 7. significance 8. Entrance

    11.

    1. top 2. true 3. amused 4. broadsheet 5. satisfied

    12.

    1. out 2. up 3. off 4. down 5. off

    13.

    1. on 2. out of 3. on, in 4. out of 5. of

    p.75

    6.

    A personal passive construction uses a personal pronoun/noun as the subject of the sentence whereas
    an impersonal passive construction uses “it”.

    7.

    1. a ….is believed to be in town. b …is believed that the famous singer is in town.

    2. a …is said to have been a hit. b …is said that the new X-men film was a hit.

    3. a …is thought to be closing down. b …is thought that the art gallery is closing down.
    4. a …is thought to have created an excellent plot. b …is thought that the writer has created an
    excellent plot.

    5. a …are said to be so lifelike. b …is said that the sculptures are so lifelike.

    8.

    1. I’ll have her book tickets for the concert.

    2. Jude has had his new book published.

    3. The museum will have the new extension designed by an architect.

    4. Ken had his violin stolen last night.

    5. Tom is having his sculptures exhibited by an art gallery.

    9.

    1. itself 2. yourself 3. themselves 4. himself 5. ourselves 6. yourself

    10.

    1. doesn’t like being asked

    2. has had a painting stolen

    3. are being developed by

    4. are having our hedge reshaped

    5. got a famous architect to

    p.76

    5.

    1.B 2.A 3.B 4.C 5.C 6.B 7.C 8.C

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