2014. november 19., szerda

New Headway upper-intermediate -Unit 6 - word list

Unit 6

acclaimed adj
dicsért, tetszéssel fogadott
ail v (ailing)
gyengélkedő, (rosszul menő üzlet)
appeal n
vonzerő
attachment n
melléklet
attitude n
hozzáállás
bitterly adv
nagyon (negatív szavakkal kapcsolatban)
blend n
keverék, elegy
bloke (inf) n
pasas
branch (of bank) n
bankfiók
brand n
márkanév
campaign n
kampány
capital (money) n
tőke
catering college n
vendéglátóipari főiskola
chef n
séf
commercialism n
üzleti beállítottság / szemlélet
competitive adj
versenyképes
consumer n
fogyasztó
count (matter) v
számít
count yourself lucky id
szerencsésnek tarthatod magad
currently adv
jelenleg
data n
adat
deadline n
határidő
dealer n
kereskedő
deposit n
előleg
devotion n
odaadás
dirt n
kosz
export n
export, kivitel
evidence n
bizonyíték
fair-trade adj
fejlődő országokba irányuló kereskedelem kedvező feltételekkel
feature v
szerepel
findings pl n
feltárt tények, kutatási eredmények
fluffy adj
bolyhos
formula n
formula, képlet
founder member n
alapító tag
gathered pp
összegyűlnek (emberek vhol)
gradually adv
fokozatosan
import n
import, behozatal
ingredients pl n
hozzávalók
inherit v
örököl
initially adv
eleinte, kezdetben
insult n
sértés
insurance n
biztosítás
interior n
vminek a belseje
irresistible adj
ellenállhatatlan
issue n
vitás kérdés
keen adj
lelkes, buzgó
league n
liga
model on v
vmi mintájára készít vmit
objective n
célkitűzés
offence n
sértés, megbántás
offhand id
kapásból
opposition n
ellenzés
organic adj
bio-
originally adv
eredetileg
outlet n
márkabolt
passionately adv
szenvedélyesen
potential adj
képesség, potenciál
powder n
por
preliminary adj
előzetes, előkészítő
presence n
jelenlét, előfordulás
previously adv
előzőleg, korábban
product n
termék
profitability n
jövedelmezőség
propose (suggest) v
javasol, felvet
purpose n
cél
quote n
árajánlat
rapidly adv
gyorsan
recipe n
(étel)recept
recommendation n
ajánlás, javaslat
reduction n
csökken(t)és, árengedmény
reluctantly adv
vonakodva
research n
kutatás
retailer n
kiskereskedő
rival n
vetélytárs, ellenfél
rule out v
kizár
scale n
mérték
significantly adv
jelentősen
sleek adj
elegáns, mutatós
speciality n
különlegesség, specialitás
specialize in v
vmire szakosodik
statistics pl n
statisztika
status n
státusz, társadalmi rang / elismertség
stunning adj
lenyűgöző
stylish adj
divatos, elegáns
summarize v
összefoglal
summary n
összegezés
survey n
felmérés
swiftly adv
gyorsan, sebesen
technique n
módszer
whack (inf) v
elver, megüt
zip (rush about) (inf) v
furikázik

2014. november 4., kedd

Writing

Task A

You are starting your studies at Lancaster University and you are looking for a flat. You have

found the following advertisement on the homepage of the university:

single room in a 4-bedroom flat for rent. gets the morning sun. to

share with 2 easy-going guys and a girl, aged 18-22. two of us are

university students and the third working for british telecom. flat

about 15 mins walk to university. close to pub. we have a puppy and

a cat. you need not be tidy but it is welcome if you can cook. rent

includes power, phone, tv and wireless internet.

drop an email: andy.wilson@linkmail.org

Write an email of 50-80 words to Andy in which you

• introduce yourself,

• ask about the rent,

• ask about sharing housework.

Begin your email like this:

Hi, Andy,



Task B

You have read the following post on an internet forum called School Matters:

Ladybird

Female

UK

12:51

Post subject: Is this a ridiculous idea?

I need 3 Advanced-level subjects to enter university.

Unfortunately only two of the courses offered at my school are

suitable for me.

So, I have an idea: ask the school to let me sit Advanced-level

Italian next summer. I'd have to prepare for the exam entirely on

my own, as the subject isn't offered here.

I'm about to e-mail the headteacher to ask her opinion, but I'd

appreciate any comments on this.

Write a comment of 100-120 words to Ladybird’s post including what you think about:

• preparing for an exam on your own,

• learning a language to Advanced-level standard in one year,

• what she should do.

Begin your comment like this:

Ladybird:

Listening

TASK 1

• In this section, you are going to hear a true story about a

dangerous python.

• Your task will be to give short answers to the questions below.

• First, you will have some time to look at the task, and then we will

play the whole recording in one piece.

• Then, after a short pause, you will hear the recording again, but

this time we will play the text in shorter sections to give you

enough time to write down your answers.

9 When did Italian police find the python?

...... On Wednesday ........................................................................

1. How long was the python?

 .............................................................................................................

2. Who did the Italian police call in to catch the animal?

.............................................................................................................

3. Where in the room was the python waiting for the police?

.............................................................................................................

4. What was the snake guarding?

.............................................................................................................

5. How long had the python been starved?

.............................................................................................................

6. Where was the animal taken?

.............................................................................................................

7. How many people were arrested?

.............................................................................................................

That is the end of Task 1.





TASK 2

• In this section you will hear an interview with Chris Young, an American

country singer.

• Your task will be to decide whether the following statements are true,

false or we do not know because the text does not say, and write the

appropriate letter in the boxes on the right. Write A if the statement is

true, write B if the statement is false, and write C if the text does not say.

• First, you will have some time to look at the task, and then we will play

the whole recording in one piece.

• Then, after a short pause, you will hear the recording again, but this

time we will play the text in shorter sections to give you enough time to

write down your answers.

• A = TRUE B = FALSE C = THE TEXT DOES NOT SAY

9 “He’s my dad” is about Chris Young’s stepfather.

8. Chris Young is an only child.

9. Chris looks very much like his stepdad.

10. Chris Young’s mother knew that Michael would make a good father for Chris.

11. Chris started singing when he was nine.

12. Chris was thinking of becoming a lawyer when he was in high school.

13. Chris is still taking voice lessons.

14. Anyone can go to Chris Young’s Fan Club Party without paying.

15. Chris has never forgotten the words of a song since the dinner party incident.

16. Chris doesn’t think that a contract for a record is important to him.

That is the end of Task 2.

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