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

37 
invariably (adjective to adverb)
Part 4
38 
fallen: phrasal verb, collocation, collocation
39 
due: specific meanings
40 
strong: collocation, collocation, specific meaning
41 
favour: specific meaning, collocation, set phrase
42 
mind: specific meaning, phrasal verb, specific meaning
Part 5
43 
completely lived up to Caroline’s (intensifier + collocation)
44 
in case it broke down/should break down (‘in case’ + past verb)
45 
(should) happen to bump (set phrase + phrasal verb)
46 
despite / in spite of her refusal (linker + noun phrase)
47 
having had an argument (regret + ‘-ing’ + noun)
48 
has been a sharp increase in (collocation+ preposition)
49 
is due to be launched (‘due to’ + passive)
50 
is no saying whether (or not) (fixed phrase + ‘whether’)
Test 7, Paper 4, Listening 
(Page 177)
Part 1
1 
A: M: ‘But actually I’ve come round to thinking it’s the real strength 
of the course, don’t you agree?’ F: ‘Undoubtedly. I mean, that’s 
why I went for it in the first place.’
2 
B: ‘sophisticated software … I still think it’s a shame we can’t come 
in and use it out of class time.’
3 
A: ‘I’m still looking for the ideal rucksack or carry-on actually.’
4 
B: ‘I mean, without that – and a lot of people you meet don’t have 
that – would I ever have had the courage to do half the things 
I’ve done?’
5 
A: ‘We got all these irate bloggers going overboard.’
6 
C: ‘We were misquoted in the first piece written about it. It said 
that I wanted to kill album artwork, which is just so far off
the mark.’