English Vocabulary in Use: Advanced Book with Answers and Enhanced eBook Vocabulary Reference and Practice 3rd Edition

project …
 1.2 
When I’m studying 
intensively because I’m cramming for an exam, I don’t see any point in looking 
up 
past papers, nor is there any point in just learning things (off) by heart. I know some people 
develop very clever 
mnemonics to help them remember the material, but there’s no real substitute 
for 
revising the term’s work. It’s a good idea to have some sort of mind map to organise your 
thoughts, and 
rote-learning / memorising is useful, but in a limited way. At the end of the day, you 
just have to 
bury yourself in your books until you feel you know the subject inside out.
 1.3
1 a first draft
2 a deadline
3 plagiarism
4 submit; assess
5 drop out
6 a paper; in (academic) journals
7 inter-library loan
8 feedback
9 a genius
10 carry out research
 1.4
1 acknowledge
2 resources
3 revision
4 plagiarism
5 well-qualified
6 paper
7 access
8 inside
Unit 2
 2.1
1 league tables
2 selective education
3 equality of opportunity
4 perpetuate inequalities
5 tertiary education
 2.2
1 Inequality is 
inherent in the education system.
2 
Elitism is bad for the country in the long term.
3 
Comprehensive education is a basic political ideal in many countries.
4 A 
two-tier system of schools depresses the opportunities for children from less well-off families 
and favours those from 
better-off families.
5 Some private schools 
are well-endowed / have endowments, and this means they can have 
better resources.
6 All parents want their children to 
excel at school.
7 Emphasis on the three Rs is