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Exercise 8
11, 
2 c, 
3 h, 
4 a, 
5 f
P art 3: 
Exam practice
Questions 1 -4
1 less reliable, 
2 (generally/very) expensive 
(to produce), 
3 c ritic a l analysis, 
4 wide reading
Questions 5 -7
5 daylight, 
6 country, 
7 w illin g to
Questions 8 -1 0
8 G, 
9 C, 
10 B
8 
Migration
P a r t i :
Vocabulary
Exercise 1
1 i, 
2 j, 
3 f, 
4 c, 
5 h, 
6 g, 
7 a,
81, 
9 k , 
10b, 
11 d, 
12 e
Exercise 2
1 m igrating, 
2 m onarch, 
3 colony,
4 heritage, 
5 Overpopulation, • 6 Demographic
Exercise 3
Change in appearance: 
restore, distorted, 
m anipulated, shrank
Change in quality: 
restore, amended, m anipulated, 
deteriorated, distorted
Change in quantity: 
m anipulated, boomed, dim inished, 
eradicated, shrank, tailed off
P art 2: 
Practice exercises
Exercise 1
1 c i-vi-lia n , 
2 d e -m o -q ra-ph ic. 
3 in-di-ge-nous,
4 m i-q ra -tio n , 
5 p o-p u -la -tio n , 
6 h e-ri-taqe,
7 an-ces-to r, 
8 c h ro -n o -lo -g i-c a lly , 
9 c o -lo -n y ,
10 c o -lo -n i-a l-is -m
Exercise 2
The w ords w hich are stressed m ost often in 
English are verbs, nouns, adverbs and adjectives 
because these are the content w ords which 
contain m ost of the meaning of a sentence.
1 Due to the increasing num ber of people 
moving abroad fo r w ork purposes, home 
is som ething th a t is d iffic u lt to define.
2 One of the m ost im p orta nt factors which 
causes people to move to a different 
city o r country is em ploym ent.
3 M igration has been occurring since the beginning 
of h um an kind ’s habitation of the planet and is 
likely to continue fo r many generations to com e.
4 The indigenous people of South Am erica have 
not changed th e ir way of life fo r centuries and 
continue to resist the effects of g lo ba lisa tio n .
5 Our ancestors were nomadic people who moved 
from place to place in search of food and shelter.
Exercise 3
The lis t of fa m ilie s is m ore likely to be paraphrased 
because the lis t a -c contains names of places, 
w hich cannot be changed. In classification 
questions, nam es of people o r places or specific 
objects w ill usually not be paraphrased.