19. EARLY BRITISH PRISONS Ex.1: a) vagrant b) idle c) minor d) debtor e) major f) be executed g) be neglected h) pooriy i) subject to
j) filth k) vivid I) spur [verb] m) sweeping n) influential o) coincide p) diminish q) decaying r) alleviate Ex.2: 1.E 2.A 3.D Ex.3: 1.vagrant 2.idle 3.filth 4. executed 5.subject to
20. WILLIAM TELL Ex.1: a) supposedly b) tyrannical c) pole d) bow e) pace [noun] f) quiver [noun] g) slip h) pierce i) slay j) in a
rage k) flee I) everlasting m) lay the foundation of Ex.2: 1.D 2.E 3.A Ex.3: 1.tyrannical 2.paces 3.slaying 4.fled 5.in a rage
21. IRISH TRADITIONAL MUSIC Ex.1: a) formerly b) accompaniment c) by ear d) distinctively e) lively f) ornamented g) contrast [verb] h) ballad
i) diverse j) prominent k) interrelated I) plaintive m) sprightly n) betrayal o) newsworthy Ex.2: 1.A 2.C 3.E Ex.3: 1.by ear 2.betrayal 3.accompaniment 4.newsworthy 5.ballads
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22. BLOOD, SWEAT AND TEARS
Ex.1: a) pioneer b) fresh c) conceive d) expand e) scope f) core g) numerous h) release i) moderately
j) debut k) pursue I) successive m) good will n) emergence o) emphasis p) duplicate [verb] q) circuit Ex. 2: 1.B 2.E 3.A Ex. 3: 1.pioneers 2.debut 3.pursue 4.emergence 5.emphasis
25. THE EFFECTS OF SCARY MOVIES ON CHILDREN
Ex.1: a) scare [noun] b) emit c) roar d) beast e) virtually f) appetizer g) regardless of h) nightmare i) warp
j) parental guidance Ex. 2: 1.A 2.E 3.D Ex.3: Lroar 2.parental guidance 3.emits 4.regardless of 5.warp
24. PAUL SERENO
Ex.1: a) willingness b) remote c) piece together d) reject e) application f) provisions g) big game h) order
[noun] i) sediment j) miniature k) conduct I) red tape m) gruelling n) rewarding Ex.2: 1.D 2.A 3.B Ex.3: 1.miniature 2.piece together 3.willingness 4.provisions 5.rejected
25. THE END OF THE MINOAN CIVILIZATION
Ex.1: a) flourish b) splendid c) dominate d) be confined to e) ruins f) abrupt g) overthrow h) invasion i) fleet
j) intact Ex.2: 1.C 2.E 3.D Ex.3: 1.ruins 2.flourished/been flourishing 3.was confined to 4.splendid 5.overthrown
26. ENVIRONMENTAL RACISM
Ex.1: a) be exposed b) toxic waste c) prevalent d) hazardous e) landfill f) predominantly g) in the vicinity
h) background i) disposal j) banned k) ship [verb] I) pour m) extract [verb] n) smash o) beneath Ex. 2: 1.B 2.E 3.D Ex.3: 1.are exposed 2.prevalent 3.in the vicinity 4,pouring 5.smashed
27. MINIATURE ADULTS
Ex.1: a) pale b) worn-out c) lank d) quenched e) be engaged in f) measure g) relief map h) be executed i) in
accordance with j) mirror k) firsthand I) remote m) abstract n) realm o) distort Ex.2: 1.D 2.D 3.E Ex.3: 1.relief map 2.firsthand 3.in accordance with 4.was/were engaged in 5.worn-out
28. THE REMAINS OF THE QUEEN ANNE'S REVENGE Ex.1: a) notorious/infamous b) vessel c) vast d) accumulate e) plunder f) seaboard g) sunken h) hull i) clutter j) literally k) come to rest I) vicinity m) chronicle [verb] n) run aground o) inlet p) sophisticated q) consistent
Ex.2: 1.E 2.D 3.E
Ex. 3: 1.seaboard 2.accumulated 3.vicinity 4.sunken 5.chronicled
29. A LONGING FOR THE PAST
Ex.1: a) grass-roots b) achievement c) recipient d) launch [verb] e) hail from f) profile g) recall h) canopy i) pluck j) vast k) stand [noun] I) encroachment m) pathetic n) come to terms with o) excessive p) devastating q) consequence
Ex.2: 1.C 2.C 3.D
Ex.3: 1 .grass-roots 2.recipient 3.hail from 4.canopy 5.encroachment
JO. THE ODYSSEY Ex.1: a) circumstance b) reasonable c) infer d) background e) assumption f) tale g) pervade h) epic i) well
j) vividly k) wandering I) imaginary m) indication n) fleece o) sum up p) be woven into Ex.2: 1.B 2.E 3.D Ex. 3: 1.background 2.indication 3.assumption 4.reasonable 5.epic
51. THE MADRID METRO
Ex.1: a) remarkable b) rivalled c) expansion d) air raid e) shelter [noun] f) sequentially g) cope with h) influx i) sprawl j) ascendancy k) install i) downtown m) outlying n) circuit o) interchange p) extensive q) integrated
Ex.2: 1.A 2.C 3.C
Ex.3: 1.air raids 2.shelter 3.cope with 4.installed 5.rivalled
