A n s w e r k e y test 1, Paper 1, Reading

Question 5b) (article)
Style:
 
 
Either semi-formal or informal, but as you are trying to interest 
and entertain the magazine readers, you should use colourful 
language and features, like rhetorical questions to capture
the reader’s interest. Use clear paragraphs, and give your article 
a title.
Content: 
You should:
 
 
• 
give a brief explanation about the book itself.
 
 
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identify and describe the character you have chosen, with 
reasons and details.
 
 
• 
explain why the character changed your way of thinking.
 
 
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provide an interesting/amusing conclusion.
Test 2, Paper 3, Use of English 
(Page 47)
Part 1: Seaside Artist
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D: Although the other words have a similar meaning, only the right 
answer can be used in this context.
2 
B: Only the right answer creates the correct phrasal verb.
3 
D: The right answer is a strong collocation that is a commonly
used term.
4 
A: Only the right answer creates a parallel meaning to ‘like’ earlier 
in the sentence.
5 
C: Only the right answer can be followed by ‘afield’ to create the 
fixed expression.
6 
D: Only the right answer can introduce this type of clause.
7 
C: The other words cannot be preceded by the verb ‘to be’ and 
followed by the infinitive.
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B: The other words do not follow the preposition ‘by’.
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A: The other words are not followed by the preposition ‘with’.
10 
B: The other words cannot be used after ‘to get’ without an article.
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B: Only the right answer creates the correct phrasal verb.