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What
was
Laura
reaction
at
delays
of
the
new
position?
1)
She
telephoned
the
employers.
2)
She
was
patient.
3)
She
was
worried.
4)
She
kept
silent
about
it.
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The
new
owners'
attitude
to
Ralph:
1)
has
remained
as
enthusiastic
as
before.
2)
was
sympathetic.
3)
has
changed
with
time.
4)
was
rude.
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I
remember
hall
furniture
in
our
ASSEMBLE
apartment
in
Russia.
30%
of
holes
were
not
match-
ing
and
I
had
to
drill
holes
with
a
bigger
diameter
or
at
different
angles
to
put
pieces
together.
The
mirror
was
much
than
the
place
for
BIG
it
and
I
had
to
drill
new
holes
and
cut
metal
shelf
holders
to
make
everything
fit.
It
took
me
a week. I
am
sure
that
many
Russian
people
have
the
same,
'nice'
memories
about
assembling
furniture.
People
in
the
UK
are
used
to
excellent
HAVE
customer
service
in
the
shops
and
are
not
used
to
doing
things
We
saw
a TV
pro-
SELF
gramme
about
IKEA.
The
main
idea
of
it
was
bad
customer
service,
inconvenience
customers
suffer
putting
furniture
together.
All
com-
THIS
plaints
looked
ridiculous
to
us.
Manuals
from
IKEA
on
assembling
furniture
are
so
clear
that
a
child
can
do
it.
They
contain
no
words
at
all
-
just
_______
st~ps
on
how
to
assemble
it.
DETAIL
We
bought
a
bookcase
with
several
shelves
in
Brit-
ish
IKEA
once.
'Cheap
and
cheerful'
as
people
say.
I
assembled
the
thing
in
15
minutes.
Every
hole
was
exactly
in
its
place,
it
easy
to
as-
semble
it
even
without
instruction
manuals
just
us-
ing
common
sense.
So we
are
very
pleased
with
shop
services
here
and
don't
und~rstand
why
people
com-
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world's
most
sophisticated
humanoid
can
grin
with
or
sneer
in
dis-
dain.
K-bot
has
28
facial
expressions
and
is
able
to
mimic
the
en
tire
array
of
human
emotions.
It
in
public
for
the
first
time
yesterday
in
a
remarkable
demonstration
of
cybernetic
emotions.
The
robot's
face
is
covered
with
a
polymer
developed
with
comparable
to
human
skin.
'The
human
face
has
evolved
over
millions
of
years
to
convey
information
and
even
newborn
babies
are
capable
of
emotion
by
looking
at
a
face.
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is
the
first
robot
to
use
that
leading-edge
technology.'
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face
was
designed
by
analyzing
the
movements
of
the
muscles
that
control
the
movements
of
humans.
Scientists
intend
to
further
develop
robots
capable
of
expressing
human
emotions
as
an
aid
for
teachers
and
doctors.
This
could
be-
come
an
extremely
useful
tool
for
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therapies
at
some
stage.
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machine
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could
be
the
answer
to
our
dreams:
a
new
exercise
machine
that
claims
to
squash
an
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training
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mere
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of
the
body's
muscle
groups
to
be
exercised
simultaneously.
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it
four
times
a
week
for
four
minutes
and
you
are
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better
fitness,
weight
loss
and
body
toning.
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great,
but
does
it
work?
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to
a
study
at
New
York
University,
it
does.
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Roberts
says:
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the
metabolic
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rush
out
and
buy
one
just
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a
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aren't
so
sure
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minutes'
exercise
four
times
a week
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enough,'
says
Dr
Warren
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you
don't
need
expensive
equipment
to
exercise
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or
visit-
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sports
centre
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20
minutes
to
do
this
task.
You
have
received
a
letter
from
your
English-speaking
pen
friend
Bryan
who
writes
..
, Obesity rates
in
children
have
doubled
in
the
past
20
years.
This
could
be
the
~reason
why
people
tend
to
eat
healthiZY.
What
are
the
food
preferences
in
your
family?
And
can
you give
any
recommendations
to
improve
the
diet?
I n
our
county
organic food is
becoming
more
and
more popu-
lar
....
Write
a
letter
to
Bryan.
In
your
letter
answer
his
qU(~stions
-
ask
3
questions
about
organic
food.
Write
100-140
words.
Remember
the
rules
of
letter
writing.
You
have
40
minutes
to
do
this
task.
Comment
on
the
following
statement.
Some
schools
have
a hostile
attitude
to
their
students
carrying
mo-
bile phones.
On
the
other
hand,
it
is
not
safe
sending
kids
out
with-
out
mobiles. Besides, mobiles are considered to
be
a
communication
tool.
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is
your
opinion?
Which
point
of
view
do
you
agree
with?
Write
200-250
words.
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the
following
plan:
make
an
introduction
(state
the
problem)
-
express
your
personal
opinion
and
give
reasons
for
it
-
give
arguments
for
the
other
point
of
view
and
explain
why
you
don't
agree
withit
-
draw
a
conclusion
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1
(3-3,5
minutes)
Give a
talk
on
extreme
sports.
Remember
to
discuss:
.
-
which
type
of
extreme
sports
you
like,
why
-
what
attracts
people
in
such
type
of
sport
how
important
-sport
is
in
your
life
-
if
you
have
done
any
extreme
sport
I
You will
have
to
talk
for
1,5-2
minutes.
The
examiner
will
listen
until
you
have
finished.
Then
he\she
will
ask
you
some
questions.
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Task
2
(3-4
minutes)
Your
friend
and
you
are
going
to
organize
end
of
year
party
at
school.
Yolican
choose
from:
fancy
dress
party
- .
disco
with
a
famous
DJ
theatre
performance
-
quiz
show
Discuss
with
your
friend
and
choose
the
one
you
both
would
like
to
be
responsible
for.
You
begin
the
conversation.
The
examiner
will
play
the
part
of
your
friend.
Remember
to:
• discuss.
all
the
options
• be
polite
•
take
an
active
part
in
the
conversation:
explain
the
situation
-
come
up
with
your
ideas
-
give
good
reasons
-
find
04t
your
friend's
attitudes
and
take
them
into
account
-invite
your
friend
to
come
up
with
suggestions
•
come
to
an
agreement
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we
are
ready
to
start.
Speaker
1
I love
classical
music
concerts
and
play
the
cello.
During
my
gap
year
before
Oxford
University,
I
taught
cello
at
a
girls
school
in
Sydney,
Australia.
I
also
enjoy
walking
around
antique
book
shops
looking
for
unusual
first
editions.
Speaker
2
My
daughter
is
an
early
riser.
On
a
perfect
day,
we
have
breakfast,
I go
off
and
do
yoga
and
then
go
to
a
cafM:
for
brunch.
Because
most
of
my
friends
have
kids,
they
often
bring
them
over
and
they'll
play
in
the
garden
or
make
cakes.
Later,
I
might
meet
some
friends
for
early
evening
drinks
at
a
nice
little
pub
with
a
garden.
Speaker
3
When
I
want
to
escape,
I
turn
off
my
phone
and
take
to
my
bed
with
a
couple
of
expensive
holi-
day
brochures
and
involve
myself
in
images
of
luxury
villas
in
Italy,
spa
holidays
in
Thailand
or
deluxe
safaris
in
South
Africa.
Afterwards
I feel
transformed,
as
calm
and
restored
as
if
I
have
actually
travelled
somewhere.
Speaker
4
Being
a
writer,
I
have
the
luxury
of
time
to
go
to
the
gym,
swim
and
have
a
sauna,
which
is
gorgeous.I'm
a
bookaholic
and
reading
is
one
of
my
favourite
forms
of
switching
off.
Speaker
5
If
I
am
at
home
in
London,
I love
to
go
to
Hyde
Park
for
a
picnic,
and
then
spend
some
time
walking
around
the
Serpentine
Gallery.
But
I
also
spend
five
months
a
year
in
Delhi,
where
all
my
designs
are
embroidered
and
made,
so
when
I'm
in
India
I go
and
spend
time
in
one
of
their
fabulous
spas.
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Speaker
6
What
I
really,
really
like
doing
is
hanging
out
in
bookshops.
Other
options
are
going
to
the
gym
or
the
spa
for
a
facial.
But
the
most
pleasant
for
me
is
when
I
sit
down
and
text
my
huge
net-
work
of
friends.'
You
have
,15
seconds
to
complete
the
task.
(Pause
15
seconds.)
Now
you
will
hear
the
texts
again.
(Repeat.)
This
is
the
end
of
the
task.
You
now
have
15
seconds
to
check
your
answers.
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start.
Shop
assistant:
Can
I
help
you?
SJlsan:
Oh,
yes.
I'd
like
to
try
on
this
dress.
Shop
assistant:
This
one
doesn't
look
like
your
size.
That
one
is
your
size.
Will
you
try
it
on?
Susan:
Yes.
Wait
a:
moment.
Shop
assistant:
It's
top
fashion.
You
look
smart,
madam.
I
wish
my
wife
could
have
a
dress
like
this.
Susan:
Let
me
look
in
the
mirror
once
again.
Well,
you see,
it
'doesn't
fit
me
well.
Don't
you
think
it's
a
bit
too loose
in
the
shoulders?
Shop
assistant:
By
no
means,
you
look
very
nice
in
it.
The
colour
of
the
dress
matches
your
hair.
But
if
you
don't
like
something,
we
could
invite
our
tailor.
Susan:
No,
thank
you.
Now
I
see
you
are
right.
I'm
buying
the
dress.
How
much
does
it
cost?
Shop
assistant:
lfour
hundred
pounds.
Susan:
It
sounds
too
expensive.
Could
you
give
me
some
discount
on
that
price?
Shop
assistant:
I'm
afraid
not.
Our
prices
are
fixed.
Susan:
What
a
pity.
400
pounds!
I
can't
afford
it.
You
have
15
seconds
to
complete
the
task.
(Pause
15
seconds.)
Now
you
will
hear
the
texts
again.
(Repeat.)
This
is
the
end
of
the
task.
You
now
have
15
seconds
to
check
your
answers.
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ready
to
start.
Interviewer:
Tell
me
about
the
most
important
recent
event
in
your
life,
Claire:
Big
Brother
reality
show.
It's
changed
my
life
completely,
so
unexpectedly.
I
mean,
you
couldn't
plan
this.
I:
What
keeps
you
motivated?
C:
If
I'm
really,
really
enjoying
the
job
that
I'm
doing,
it
motivates
me.
Two
weeks
ago
when
we
started
filming,
I
would
wake
up
each
morning
actually
looking
forward
to
going
into
work.
I:
What
are
you
like
when
you
work?
C:
I
think
I'm
quite
easy-going.
People
give
me
advice
and
I
listen
to
it.
I:
Who
are
you
closest
to
in
your
family?
C:
My
mum
and
my
dad,
I
think.
I:
Which
event
from
your
childhood
has
stayed
meaningful
for
you?
C:
When
I
was
12
and
at
stage
school,
I
won
a
prize
for
singing
and
I
didn't
know
I
could
sing.
All
I
knew
was
that
I
loved
Judy
Garland,
Ella
Fitzgerald,
Frank
Sinatra,
Barbra
Streisand
... I
loved
all
those
singers
as
a
kid.
And
that's
how
I
earned
my
living
for
two
years,
as
a
singer.
I:
What
are
your
memories
of
school?
C:
Happy.
I
had
a
nice
time
at
school.
I:
What
do
you
value
most
in
your
friendship?
C:
Trust.
I:
What
makes
you
laugh?
C:
Different
things,
but
I'm
a
nightmare
when
people
fall
over.
I:
How
do
you
cope
with
stress?
C:
I
always
have
a
cup
of
tea
and
then
get
into
a
nice
hot
bath
and
relax.
I:
How
health
conscious
are
you?
C:
At
the
moment,
very.
I'm
really
trying
to
look
after
myself.
I'm
trying
to
drink
loads
of
wa-
ter
through
the
day,
go
to
the
gym
and
the
spa.
I: Do
you
see
yourself
as
a
spiritual
person?
C:
I
am
quite
spiritual.
I'm
a
huge
believer
in
fate,
and
I
am
very
intuitive
as
well. I
listen
to
my
instincts
a
lot.
It
could
be
the
best
job
in
the
world
but
if
it
doesn't
feel
right
or
something's
telling
me
not
to
go
there,
I
won't.
I:
Is
there
anything
that
you
particularly
regret?
C:
No,
because
through
everything
you
do
you
gain
experience.
It
makes
you
stronger,
and
every
experience
makes
you
the
person
you
are.
So
it's
better
to
regret
what
you
haven't
done
as
op-
posed
to
what
you
have
done.
You
have
15
seconds
to
complete
the
task.
(Pause
15
seconds.)
Now
you
will
hear
the
text
again.
(Repeat.)
This
is
the
end
of
the
task.
You
now
have
15
seconds
to
check
your
answers.
This
is
the
end
of
the
Listening
test.
48
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Warm-up
1.
Do
you
have
the
best
fr-iend?
,2.
Why
do
you
like
him
\her?
3.
How
long
have
you
known
each
other?
4.
What
do
you
enjoy
doing
together?
~
INTERLOCUTOR CARD
Task
1
(3-3.5
minutes)
Let
the
student
talk
for
1.5-2
minutes.
Ask
only
those
questions
which
the
student
has
not
cov.ered:
1.
ls
it
a
Russian
or
an
international
film?
2.
What
is
the
film
about?
3.
Why
do
you
like
it?
4.
Has
it
received
any
awards?
Finally,
you
should
ask
each
student
the
following:
1.
Whaf
type
of
film
is
it?
2.
What
appeals
to
you
in
such
type
of
films?
3;
Who
stars
in
the
film?
4.
Do
you
like
to
go'
to
see
films
in
the
cinema
or
prefer
watching
them
on
TV?
SKILLS
TO BE
TESTED
The
student
is
expected
to
demonstrate
her/his
ability
to:
speak
at
length
elaborating
on
the
topic;
produce
coherent
utterances;
-
give
-reasons;
-
use
accurate
grammar
structures
and
a
good
range
of
vocabulary
appropriate
to
the
context
and
function.
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