E n g L i s h jenni Currie Santamaria

technology time line
I-B 1. d 2. e 3. a 4. f 5. c 6. b
I-C The irst space shuttle went up.; PCs became popular.
III
 
1. 
F 2. 
F 3. 
T 4. 
T 5. 
T 6. 
T
IV-A
 
1. d 2. b 3. a 4. e 5. c

---

Answer
Key
|
209
IV-B
 
1. NASA’s Apollo 11 spacecraft 2. Neil Armstrong 3. Bill Gates
4. personal computers 5. genetic engineering
IV-C 1. witnessed 2. launches 3. retrieve 4. alter 5. vowed 6. dominate
7. seeking 8. implant
V-B 1. Tim Berners-Lee creates the World Wide Web. 2. The DVD is 
invented. 3. Apple Computer announces the release of the iPod. 4. Toyota 
produces its irst hybrid car. 5. Time Magazine names YouTube the invention of 
the year. 6. For the irst time, people in the United States send more text 
messages than they make phone calls. 7. Movies in 3-D become the rage.
8. The Apple iPad comes out and sells millions of units.
VI Artiicial heart
bill gates at college
I-C The Altair 8080
III 1. 
T 2. 
F 3. 
T 4. 
F 5. 
T
IV 1. gave the impression 2. hackers 3. race 4. dorm 5. nerd 6. instead of
7. bright 8. dandruff 9. rival 10. spotted 11. not amount to anything
V-B 1. was studying 2. were attending 3. were trying 4. was becoming
VI It was his opportunity to do something with BASIC.
rock against the berlin wall
I-C David Bowie, the Eurythmics, and Genesis
III
 
1. Berlin City Hall 2. summer 3. three nights 4. chase away the 
crowd 5. everyone below the age of 30
IV-A 1a. chased 1b. chase 2a. blast 2b. blasting 3a. clustered 3b. cluster
4a. chants 4b. chanted 5a. arrests 5b. arrested
IV-B 1. set up 2. turned out 3. let on 4. set off 
V-B
 
1. After there were food shortages in many cities, people began to 
protest. 2. After the wall was torn down in 1989, people began collecting pieces 
of it. 3. After the wall opened up East Berlin, many rock groups had concerts to 
celebrate. 4. After the Berliners tore down the wall on November 9, people from 
all over came to the site to celebrate.
VI It was the irst of the East German protests of the 1980s that played a part in 
bringing down the wall.
Jfk’s inaugural speech
I-B 1. d 2. a 3. e 4. c 5. f 6. b
I-C President Kennedy is calling on the world as a whole to work together to 
overcome the problems that all humans face, across all nations.
III 1. Tyranny, poverty, disease, and war itself 2. North and South, East and 
West (the entire world) 3. The responsibility to defend freedom 4. Ask what 
they can do for their country 5. Ask what they can do with the United States for 
the freedom of man

---

210
|
Answer Key
IV-A 1. forge 2. alliance 3. more fruitful 4.
 
granted, defend 5. shrink
6. devotion, endeavor 7. glow
IV-B 1. alliance 2. glow 3. assured 4. poverty 5. granted 6. devotion
7. disease 8. endeavor
V-C 1. I don’t know if we can win this struggle. 2. I’d like to know if he can 
assure them that they’ll be safe. 3. I’m not sure if we can beneit from this 
endeavor. 4. I wonder if they can see the glow from the ireplace. 5. Do you 
know why they can’t form an alliance?
VI Overcoming tyranny, poverty, disease, and war
facing tanks in north africa
I-B
 
1. c 2. f 3. e 4. b 5. a 6. d
I-C Four
III 1. 
T 2. 
F 3. 
F 4. 
T 5. 
F 6. 
F
IV-A 1. f 2. a 3. c 4. e 5. h 6. d 7. g 8. b
IV-B
 
1. gripped 2. staggered 3. seeking 4. ripped 5. wounded
6. shattered 7. scrambled 8. jerked
V-B 1. The soldiers were seeking a safe place to enter. 2. The commander knew 
his men would quickly obey. 3. The gunire was shattering the door into a 
thousand pieces. 4. He was calling orders as he went. 5. One soldier was 
driving the tank while another was using the machine gun.
VI 1. There was smoke in the tank. 2. Because of the smoke, the ighting all 
around them, the shattering blast, the tank, the enemy only yards away, and the 
confusion
3. SAN FRANCISCO