P951111 OSWBworksheets.qxd

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1 1 cruise; 2 crumble; 3 crunchy; 4 crystal;
5 cuckoo; 6 cue; 7 cultivate; 8 cunning;
9 current; 10 curtsy; 11 cutting; 12 cypress
2 1 kitten; 2 key; 3 killer whale; 4 kg, km;
5 kestrel, kingfisher, kiwi; 6 kettledrum,
keyboard; 7 kidney, knee, kneecap;
8 kindergarten
3 1 eel; 2 eggplant; 3 editor; 4 edge; 5 effort;
6 ebony; 7 elbow; 8 elderly, 9 electrocute;
10 ecosystem; 11 elderberry
4 1 strawberries; 2 strangely, strategically;
3 strapped, strode; 4 not used in present perfect
or past perfect; 5 first syllable; 6 at „Straße“;
7 stray; 8 St, St.
5 Across: 3 Hummer; 4 Ziege; 7 Lachs; 8 Biber;
9 Specht; 10 Nilpferd; 12 Qualle; 13 Wiesel;
17 Meerschweinchen; 22 Schildkroete; 23 Esel;
24 Spinne; 26 Papagei; 27 Forelle; 28 Rebhuhn
Down: 1 Dachs; 2 Seehund; 5 Geier; 6 Schlange;
11 Frettchen; 14 Eichhoernchen 15 Kuechenschabe; 16 Habicht; 18 Nachtigall; 19 Raupe;
20 Eisvogel; 21 Adler; 25 Nerz
11 Across: 5 homework; 6 break; 7 compasses;
10 chalkboard; 12 map; 15 dictionary; 17 desk;
18 curriculum; 20 timetable; 21 ruler;
22 textbook
Down: 1 workshop; 2 lesson; 3 principal;
4 eraser; 8 laboratory; 9 classroom;
11 gymnasium; 13 highlighter; 14 calculator;
16 classmate; 19 report
The missing word is “caretaker”.
12 1 1: There were rabbit tracks in the garden.
2 3: The left lane is for buses and taxis.
3 1: Which trail is the inspector on?
4 4: There is a touch of salt missing in the salad.
5 2: The whiskey contained traces of poison.
6 idiom: The scientists are onto the virus.
13 1 soon; 2 lily; 3 mole; 4 measure; 5 food; 6 beer;
7 crow; 8 lease
14 u. cute, suit; c dustbin, puffin; 8 cushion, push;
3. turtle, purple; 4 surprise; syrup; 9 busy
Example: The cute puffin in a purple suit sitting
on his cushion was surprised when he saw the
busy turtle pushing a dustbin with syrup along
the road.
6 1 la9; 2 noun, verb; 3a lay, liegen; 3b lying, lied,
lügen; 4a around/about; 4b down; 5a Hör nicht
auf sie, sie lügt immer. 5b Da liegt das Problem.
5c Ich wollte ihn nicht kränken, deshalb habe ich
ihm eine Notlüge erzählt. 5d Sonntags schlafe ich
gerne aus.
15 1 (5) !visi1bility; 2 (3) 1visitor; 3 (4) vo1cational;
4 (5) vo1cabulary; 5 (3) !volun1teer; 5 (1) vote;
7 (2) 1voucher; 8 (4) 1vulnerable
7 1 correct; 2 not correct: lighted is used as an
adjective before nouns, lit is a past participle;
3 not correct: light is regular; 4 correct; 5 not
correct: it can be used in the plural when it
means “lamp”
17 Angst fear – Hirsch deer; Anteil share – Birne
pear; Kraft power– Mehl flour; Locke curl –
Perle pearl; Schnecke snail – Wal whale
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9 1 road unterwegs; 2 clear etwas deutlich machen;
3 happy herzlichen Glückwunsch; 4 hand Hände
hoch!; 5 grit mit den Zähnen knirschen; 6 deep
Tiefkühltruhe; 7 grant jemanden als
selbstverständlich hinnehmen; 8 message
begreifen; 9 get jdn zurückrufen; 10 once noch
einmal
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8 verbs: process, prod, promote, protect
nouns: problem, process, product, proof
adjective: probable, progressive, prompt, proof
adverb: provocatively, prominently, prompt,
promptly
words of more than one kind: process (verb,
noun); prompt (adj, adv); proof (adj, noun)
16 1 wei g ht; 2 sa l mon; 3 h our; 4 w riter;
5 k nife; 6 lam b
On a bicycle
19 1 drinks: beer, (stew), milk, coffee; 2 cutlery:
fork, knife, tablespoon, (slice); 3 fruit: orange,
apple, (celery), grape; 4 vegetables: asparagus,
radish, lettuce, (trout); 5 spices: salt, pepper,
(roll), cinnamon; 6 desserts: (chips), pie, ice
cream, fruit salad; 7 crockery: plate, (cream),
bowl, saucer; 8 breakfast things: cheese, butter,
(spinach), cereal
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21 Kinds of sport: rugby, cricket, fencing, judo
Sports equipment: gloves, bat, mountain bike,
tennis ball
20 1 a bottle of: milk, wine, lemonade, ketchup
2 a packet of: biscuits, rice, crisps
3 a carton of: milk, wine
4 a bag of: rice, crisps
5 a can of: lemonade, soup
6 a jar of: jam, marmalade, peanut butter
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24 bad – horrible; big – huge; cold – freezing;
dirty –filthy; good – excellent; tired – exhausted;
unhappy – miserable; tiring – strenuous
Going hiking in the mountains had sounded
like an excellent idea. But now after four hours
of walking through the pouring rain Jane was
exhausted. She was not used to strenuous
exercise. She felt really miserable and her hands
and feet were freezing.Her clothes were filthy.
Jane wanted to cry. But suddenly the horrible
rain stopped and in the distance over the valley
there was a huge rainbow. It had been worth the
effort after all!
25 Across: 2 bookshop; 4 autumn; 7 tap; 9 holiday;
11 underground; 13 football; 14 handbag;
15 boot; 17 rubbish; 18 wallet
Down: 1 petrol; 3 pavement; 5 tram; 6 mobile;
8 facecloth; 10 caretaker 12 motorway; 16 lift
26 1 theater (o); 2 fiber (t); 3 color (m); 4 story (s);
5 catalog (a); 6 favor (v); 7 draft (i); 8 practice
(r); 9 jewelry (e) – movie star
27 Across: 2 trash; 3 subway; 6 elevator; 8 fall;
9 janitor; 14 streetcar; 15 soccer; 16 washcloth;
17 trunk
Down: 1 faucet; 4 billfold; 5 bookstore;
7 vacation; 8 freeway; 10 cellphone; 11 gasoline;
12 purse; 13 sidewalk
28 1 1wqri4 (p); 2 1rek0.d (r); 3 41dres (t); 4 1ter4tri (e);
5 nju.z (i); 6 1pl2.st4 (a); – pirate
29 AE: cardigan, dress, jacket, jumper, pants, panty
hose, skirt, tuxedo, undershirt, vest
BE: cardigan, dinner jacket, dress, jacket,
jumper, knickers, pants, skirt, tights, vest
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1 vest BE: Weste, AE: Unterhemd; 2 jumper
BE: Pullover, AE: Trägerkleid; 3 pants BE:
Unterhose; AE: Hose
30 American: Ocean View Restaurant and Carry
Out– Carry Out, favorite, French fries
British: Sun Harbour Restaurant and Take
Away – Harbour, Take Away, fish and chips,
licenced
31 1 bathroom Badezimmer, bedroom
Schlafzimmer; 2 trade fair Handelsmesse,
funfair Jahrmarkt; 3 airbag Airbag, handbag
Handtasche; 4 armchair Sessel, deck chair
Liegestuhl; 5 ballpoint Kugelschreiber, power
point Steckdose; 6 headlamp Scheinwerfer,
street lamp Straßenlaterne; 7 pancake
Pfannkuchen, fish cake Fischfrikadelle;
8 workstation Computerterminal, bus station
Busbahnhof
32 dis: honest, organized, pleased; il: legal, legible,
logical; im: possible, mature, mobile, personal;
in: accurate, correct, definite, edible; ir: regular,
relevant, responsible; un; fair, happy, kind,
pleasant
33 1 popularity; 2 coolness; 3 artist; 4 legally;
5 clueless
34 1 come of age volljährig werden; 2 kill time die
Zeit totschlagen; 3 make sb’s day jemandem eine
Freude machen; 4 cross your fingers die Daumen
drücken; 5 hold the line am Apparat bleiben;
6 laugh your head off sich totlachen; 7 play it
by ear improvisieren; 8 in the long run auf die
Dauer
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35 1 up with – your behaviour for far too long;
2 through – to Mr Brown’s office; 3 up – our
tent; 4 together – the puzzle will show a hunting
scene; 5 off – doing your homework
36 Dear Jamie,
I hope you get this email in time before you go
on holiday. My new grammar school is very nice.
It is a boarding school. As you know my parents
are both photographers and have to travel a lot,
that’s why I am now here. In my opinion that was
a very good idea. I like it here. The school is
right in the centre of Neuenkirchen but it is
small and friendly. The students and teachers
are very committed, the older students all have
to look after younger ones. You have to make
sure that the younger students are well-behaved
and that they study enough so that they don’t
disgrace themselves in their weekly tests. I have
to go now because it is almost seven and we have
to assemble for dinner. I include my new mobile
number (0161 1324654) so you can send me a
text message if you like.
CUSN
Paul
38 Once a year, we offer our readers a special trip
to unusual locations all over the world. This
year our journey takes us from London to
Tonga in the South Pacific. For the first week we
will explore the island. During the second week
we will go on several tours, for example to Niue
where we will watch some of the most
spectacular dolphins and whales in the world.
Interested? Find more information in the travel
section of tomorrow’s newspaper.
39 1 Would you like some tea, Mrs Davies?
2 Laziness is his main fault. 3 She always
wanted to become a doctor. 4 When does the
work start on the new school? 5 I never had my
own room when I was small. 6 He speaks three
languages fluently. 7 I tried to buy two tickets
for the concert. 8 Ask Jim, he always gives good
advice.
40 1 He has a strong Scottish accent. 2 None of my
brothers is taller than me. 3 I didn’t tell him
anything. 4 I’m sure the film isn’t any good.
5 It was really quiet, nobody dared (to) speak.
6 She looks (very) much younger than she is.
37 see below
The Director
Seaview Hotel
30 Cliffton Drive
Scarborough YO12 4W
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Ahornallee 44
10629 Berlin
Germany
21 July 2004
Dear Sir or Madam
Your hotel has been re
commended to me by
friends from
London. I am planning
a two-week holiday in
Yorkshire in
September and would
be grateful if you could
send me more
information about your
hotel. I will be coming
with my
husband and my three
children, so we would
need a double
and a triple room if po
ssible. Could you pleas
e
also inform me if
there are any special de
als?
I look forward to heari
ng from you.
Yours faithfully
Lisa Klein
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