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

19 
B: ‘There’s a lot of things I’d change if I were to make that
film again.’
20 
C: ‘I have mixed feelings about the whole notion of being someone 
to look up to, of being a role model.’
Part 4
21 
C: ‘To keep within our tight budget.’
22 
F: ‘a foot massage. … then dozed off in the chair halfway 
through’.
23 
B: ‘We were so desperately tired that we got our heads down right 
there on deck for some sleep.’
24 
D: ‘I knew it’d be a long night of dancing … so I thought I’d better 
take a rest.’
25 
G: ‘The last bus had already left and we were some distance from 
the nearest town … we just all fell asleep right there.’
26 
F: ‘At least it made the night go quickly.’
27 
B: ‘I woke up with a stiff neck, and the pain lasted several days.’
28 
H: ‘A huge, smelly vessel moored up beside us.’
29 
C: ‘They were quite sniffy and a bit embarrassed.’
30 
G: ‘They told me people living there often did that at weekends,
so I felt good.’
Test 5, Paper 1, Reading 
(Page 111)
Part 1
1 
D: It is a word that has ‘failed to make the grade’ – it has been 
considered but it does not pass the ‘basic tests’ for inclusion and 
is not ‘deemed to have entered the language’. 
2 
B: The writer means that it is impossible to be certain about when 
the third edition will be published, and one reason for that is 
that the internet has made it ‘far more difficult to keep track of 
changes in the language’. 

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3 
B: The archaeologists looked at some bones found near where Lucy 
was found and discovered that the bones had been cut and that 
marrow had been removed from them. 
4 
A: The main point is that ‘one of our ancestors was using tools 
much earlier than previously thought’; the evidence in the 
second paragraph supports this and the archaeologists say that 
their discovery means that text books will have to be changed 
because meat eating and tool use ‘took place much further back 
in our history’ than was previously commonly believed.