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New Language Leader Intermediate Unit 9 - AnswerKey
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1) build a model

5) make a breakthrough

2) do (some) research

6) meet a deadline

3) do safety tests

7) solve a problem

4) find a solution

8) test a theory



  1. Match the vocabulary with the definitions.

  1. Aircraft _b__

  1. To test (as an airplane or spacecraft) in flight.

  1. Aviation _d__

  1. A machine (such as an airplane or a helicopter) that flies through the air.

  1. Flight test _a__

  1. The act or process of changing parts of something: the act or process of modifying something

  1. Mass-produce _h_

  1. The business or practice of flying airplanes, helicopters, etc.

  1. Modification _c__

  1. A long, narrow room through which air is blown in order to test the effects of wind on an airplane, car, etc.

  1. Prototype _f__

  1. An original or first model of something from which other forms are copied or developed.

  1. Simulation _g__

  1. Something that is made to look, feel, or behave like something else especially so that it can be studied or used to train people.

  1. Wind tunnel _e__

  1. To produce very large amounts of (something) usually by using machinery.



KEY LANGUAGE: discussing options, making decisions


  1. Match the phrases with the similar meanings.

  1. II’m not sure about that idea. (d)

  1. WWe all agree then. We’ll do that.

  1. HHow about… (c,f)

  1. GGreat idea.

  1. TThat’s one possibility. (e)

  1. WThat do you think about that?

  1. DDo you agree with that? (c)

  1. II don’t think that’s a good idea.

  1. SSounds good. (b)

  1. TThat’s a possible solution.

  1. II suggest we ask Lance Weiss. (g)

  1. WWhy don’t we…?

  1. LLet’s do that then. (a)

  1. WWhy don’t we ask Lance Weiss?


GRAMMAR

  1. Circle the correct form, active or passive.

Anna Karenina
Anna Karenina is a film which directed / was directed by Joe Wright. Most of the film shot / was shot in an old theatre outside London, but some scenes filmed / were filmed in Russia. It tells / is told the story of a young Russian woman who is married to a government official, but falls / is fallen in love with an aristocrat. Keira Knightley plays / is played the part of Anna Karenina, and the part of her lover, Count Vronsky, plays / is played by Aaron Taylor-Johnson.
The films starts / is started when Anna arrives in Moscow. Her brother has seen / has been seen with another woman, and Anna must speak to her sister-in-law about the situation. It is during this meeting that Anna introduces / is introduced to the Count. The film has based / is based on the novel by Leo Tolstoy.
The superb soundtrack composed / was composed by Italian composer Dario Marianelli, who also wrote / was written the music for Pride and Prejudice and Atonement. Both of his previous soundtracks nominated / were nominated for Oscars, and Atonement won an Oscar. The film can see / can be seen at cinemas all over the country.


  1. Read this account of the Portland Vase and choose the correct word(s) (A, B, C or D) for each space.

The Portland Vase is a Roman glass vase, dated to about AD 5-25, which came to England at the end of the 18th century. Since 1810, the vase _____ kept almost continuously in the British Museum in London. At present it _____ displayed in Room 70.
The vase ____ made of violet-blue glass, and surrounded with a single continuous white glass cameo depicting seven figures. It may _____ made as a wedding gift, as the scenes refer clearly to love and marriage with a mythological theme.
Recent research has shown that the Portland vase, like the majority of cameo-glass vessels, ______ produced by dipping an elongated bubble of glass into a fire-resistant container of white glass before the two ______ blown together. After cooling, the white layer _____ cut away to form the design. It is ______ that the Portland Vase must _____ its original gem-cutter. The poem Ode to a Grecian Urn ______ written by John Keats in 1819 after the poet had seen the Portland Vase.


1)

a) is being

b) was being

c) has been

d) had been

2)

a) is

b) was

c) have been

d) will be


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