Key to Traveller Level C1_WB Module 1 Student’s Book pp 8-13 Vocabulary A cyberspace a lternative/innovative experiential Technological electronic lifelong Social innovative/alternative B d b f c h a g e C boarding school educational establishment time-honoured conventions corporal punishment teacher-centred approach rote learning physical education extracurricular activities D unconventional irresponsible immobile incomprehensible illiterate unprepared independent irrelevant illegible impractical incomprehensible illegible irresponsible independent illiterate unconventional impractical immobile irrelevant 10 unprepared Grammar A 1 am just waiting have you been waiting are you doing k now think is am wearing am going Have you ever taken 10 don’t think 11 have never done 12 am working 13 don’t you ask 14 come 15 have never thought 16 sounds have always wanted have have you chosen f ind have been learning have come have Do you have 10 have been thinking B c b g a h i j d e 10 f Module 1 Student’s Book pp 14-19 Vocabulary A a d b b b d d a B hear take halls host rewarding acquainted horizons course adjust 10 extracurricular Module 1 Student’s Book pp 8-19 Examination Practice A unfair unreasonable unprecedented incomprehensible incomplete immature pointless insensitive B take everything into consideration haven’t attended a performance since isn’t suitable for the occasion has been doing the housework for make an effort to score has had this MP3 player for taken your side make your mind up / make up your mind Module Student’s Book pp 20-25 Vocabulary A proceeds loan shares payments savings investments profit income debt 10 credit B a a b b c c a a b 10 b C pay off buy out put aside run out of buy off fork out splash out tide over D at around at off at by in on on 10 on Grammar A won would quit didn’t have would had would buy had wouldn’t keep happen 10 must help/should help 11 aren’t 12 might not be/won’t be 13 win 14 don’t forget B The more you exercise, the fitter you’ll become The patient was getting better and better, so he was discharged from hospital The larger his company became, the more difficulty he had running it The American spaceship didn’t travel as far as the Russian one This year the average temperature is a little lower than it was last year I give up, this is the best I can The documentary wasn’t as interesting as I expected The rescue operation was easier than they thought in the beginning C c c c b c a d a c 10 d Module Student’s Book pp 26-31 Vocabulary A disseminated testimony premonitions savage insight dispelled witness depict dispersed 10 illustrated B b c b a b c b b Student’s Book pp 26-31 Examination Practice A steep steep steep wild wild wild commission commission commission illustrate illustrate illustrate account account account Round-up Student’s Book pp 32-34 A d b b c b a a Module Student’s Book pp 36-41 Vocabulary A a booking b insistence inspecting c arrival weaving stumbled gazing d argument hurtling e assistance shifted f appearance glancing g direction squinting lurched h neighbourhood i reservations 10 glared j darkness 11 glimpse 12 peering Copyright © MM Publications Key to Traveller Level C1_WB Key to Traveller Level C1_WB Copyright © MM Publications k accommodation l assistant B v ibrant/lively outstanding/idyllic spectacular/exclusive lush/unspoilt traditional/exceptional outstanding/elegant luxurious/idyllic lush/unspoilt C c, f a, d e, h g, i b, j D on my way off the coast w ithin walking distance at the top of the hill off the beaten track w ithin earshot in the suburbs in the middle of nowhere Grammar b c b b a c b c c 10 a 11 c 12 b 13 a 14 c 15 a 16 b 17 c 18 b B b b d c b d c b C decided had been spending needed was thinking had always been making insisted had never used thought chose 10 was 11 k new 12 proved 13 had promised 14 was 15 turned 16 reminded 17 had never seen 18 met 19 had never had 20 had Module Student’s Book pp 42-47 Vocabulary A f d a g b e h c B c a b b b a c d Examination Practice justifiably description accommodation interaction exposure f lexibility evaluation recommendations Module Student’s Book pp 48-53 A a c b b d a c 8.d B encompass enclose demotivate defrost enchant dehydrated deport destabilise enable devalue encompasses Enclosed defrosting devalued demotivating enchanted destabilised enabled C 1 d h b f a c g e expressed wealthy shadowy buried lift illegal damaged was replaced Grammar A b c c b c a d c B where which why when which why which/that which/that which 10 who 11 whose 12 which C Pleased with his students’ artwork, he decided to display it at the forthcoming exhibition Founded in 1843, the British Archaeological Association aims at promoting the study of archaeology and the preservation of Britain’s national antiquities Standing on Liberty Island in New York, the Statue of Liberty symbolises the escape from the chains of tyranny Located approximately 200 yards from the original Globe Theatre, the New Globe Theatre was constructed in 1993 Having taken the wrong path, we found ourselves standing in front of the hidden crypts Entering the pyramid, we were all overcome by a feeling of awe and fear Knowing that the temple wouldn’t be deeper in the forest, we decided to continue the exploration Not intending to disturb the monks who were praying in front of the Golden Buddha Statue, we left immediately Module Student’s Book pp 54-59 Vocabulary A bustling from the onset f irst-hand historically memorable mischievous over the years last sumptuous 10 highly 11 astoundingly 12 ritual-packed 13 exquisitely 14 Initially 15 tentatively 16 thoroughly 17 dizzying 18 deeply 19 Never 20 quite B c a d e b Module Student’s Book pp 48-59 Examination Practice A c b b a a c a a c 10 a B where we stayed was located most appealing to me taking place on the last Wednesday of August k nowing which path to follow, the tourists been given the sack, Emily we were treated to some delicious traditional sweets exhausted from the trip whom I had helped earlier that day Round-up 2 Student’s Book pp 60-62 T T F F T NM T NM Module Student’s Book pp 64-69 Vocabulary A b c a c b b a c a 10 b 11 b 12 c 13 a 14 b B humidity heatwave drought breeze overcast drizzle sleet hail C amphibian scavengers hibernating reptile predator nocturnal Herbivores marsupial Grammar A b c c d b d b b c 10 c B should have asked me must be / have to be / need to be may/might have led should / ought to / had better wear gloves may/might hit can’t have seen a piranha fish don’t need to / needn’t / don’t have to bring your own equipment should / ought to have taken my camera with me C may/might may/might should can must can can may/might Key to Traveller Level C1_WB discouraging significantly inexhaustible renewable awareness reinvented 10 maximise B immense banned packed environment degradation showcase cornerstone upkeep urban 10 head C emissions hinges turnout letdown recreational depletion sustainable plant Grammar A is considered has become numbers are being developed raises have been restored has managed is concerned be educated 10 is often expressed 11 are made 12 help B are removed is used to be converted can be produced has been done had, built cannot be characterised are required affects/will affect/can affect 10 is consumed 11 are emitted 12 exist 13 is, thrown 14 have to be constructed C is believed to have caused w ill / is going to have the oil spill cleaned were not allowed to enter of the ‘eco-city’ will have been completed could not be foreseen by anybody had been warned not to touch said that a dam is going to be w ill be made to leave Module Student’s Book pp 82-87 Vocabulary A roof head time spot spotlight home headlines difference B submitting representative utilised The First Phase aim solutions Recommended Course of Action success recommend proposal Overall Assessment of Benefits additional 10 beneficial 11 constructive 12 confident 13 outweigh 14 consideration Module Student’s Book pp 76-87 Examination Practice home home home bit bit bit waste waste waste issue issue issue raise raise raise energy energy energy B k nown close/closer are of in where of on such 10 however 11 been 12 result 13 have 14 by 15 has Round-up Student’s Book pp 88-90 Reading F B F A C B E A C 10 E 11 B 12 D 13 F 14 C 15 D Module Student’s Book pp 92-97 Vocabulary A illnesses / afflictions flu virus ear infection dehydration nasal congestion rash inflammation parts of the body capillaries nerve cells spinal cord windpipe nasal cavity diaphragm bodily reactions / conditions hiccups twitchy eyelid a rumbling tummy blush shiver lump in throat blush spinal cord rash windpipe nasal congestion capillaries Dehydration Hiccups B b a c a a b b a 11 b 12 a C remedy bruises heal fractured strained chattering cramp itch c 10 c Copyright © MM Publications should/need 10 have/ought Module Student’s Book pp 70-75 Vocabulary A solar system fjord Ô meteor climate vegetation Ô rainfall flora and fauna meteor Ô vegetation natural phenomena rainfall Ô earthquake geographical features earthquake Ô fjord gorge galaxy polar aurora borealis landslides satellites vegetation indigenous B response deforestation extinction - First of all - From my point of view reversed - Firstly incorporated - In addition - Last but not least emulate - In conclusion f irmly posterity Module Student’s Book pp 64-75 Examination Practice A exploitation unjustifiable deforestation desertification significance endangered activists relationship senseless 10 destruction B c b b d c b Module Student’s Book pp 76-81 Vocabulary A overpopulated outbursts development Key to Traveller Level C1_WB Copyright © MM Publications Grammar A Looking to appear to believe to turn losing die blame being f it 10 thinking 11 afford 12 improve 13 applying 14 eat 15 Getting 16 brighten 17 removing 18 to tell 19 using 20 being B to be to sleep changing to eat having get up eating to allow to digest 10 opt 11 to relax Module Student’s Book pp 98-103 Vocabulary A DOCTORS surgeon general practitioner peadiatrician ILLNESSES bronchitis pneumonia TREATMENT injection ultrasound dose PLACES operating theatre ward health clinic INJURIES abrasion bruise B Prescription Midwife Diagnosis Infectious Sedentary C c d d b a c a a Module Student’s Book pp 92-103 Examination Practice A illnesses pronounced indigestion strengthen pressure infectious facilitates sweaty yawning 10 Avoidance B k nock you out, so it is not recommended to the hospital because she invariably passes out that skiing accident safe and sound so I stopped to ask some people for don’t you let your daughter join needs updating every was as fit as a fiddle, but needed thermometer is very hard to find, as Module Student’s Book pp 104-109 Vocabulary A wobbling limping glide grabbed nudged pat snaps beckoned clench B strutting avid strenuous somersault swing intensify effortlessly exuberant C log elephant qualify match sardines the wind resounding devoted Grammar A greeted, asked if she could help her the previous day she had seen a flyer advertising the gym and had decided to go and check it out, if she liked what she saw, she would become a member offered to show her around thanked, she would like to see their facilities asked Anna what she thought admitted, she was very impressed, told her that she was basically interested in losing weight and generally keeping fit, asked her if she could suggest a programme for her suggested, should speak to one of their personal trainers about that, explained, they would be able to give her professional advice and work out a programme that suited her individual needs agreed, asked when was the best time to speak to them / asked when the best time to speak to them was told, if she could wait for a few minutes, she would send for one of them then B The coach accused Josh of having sole responsibility for the antagonism among team members Mr Evans informed us that the previous year’s bitter dispute among the two men had been about the authorship of the biography Linda begged me not to repeat what she had told me to the gym instructor The coach forbade the kids to leave and instructed them to run 10 laps and 50 sit-ups James confessed to being / that he was the one who had thrown the basketball and broken the window earlier that day Mrs Lebowsky volunteered to wash all the dirty towels after the following day’s game Markus complained that he couldn’t find anything insightful in the sports history section there and suggested going / that they (should) go to another bookshop John angrily denied having had anything to with the accident Module Student’s Book pp 110-115 Vocabulary A coordination synchronised capability agility Determination anxiety motivated confidence B hurdles pressure endurance focus self-restraint acuity tolerance grit Module Student’s Book pp 104-115 Examination Practice A b b b d c a c c b 10 a B gear gear gear keen keen keen match match match race race race set set set held held held Round-up 4 Student’s Book pp 116-118 Reading a b d c d a Module Student’s Book pp 120-125 Vocabulary A c a d d b b c a B hounded plug bugs pick out combed parrot marking down shelling out a comb b plug c mark down d bug e – f hound g shell out h – i parrot j pick out C c f a d g b h e Grammar A w ish I hadn’t told him w ish they would not interrupt my favourite programme would not have ended up employing the services high time you started pulling your weight if I had been informed / if somebody had informed me would rather you didn’t spend behaves as though he were only I could afford to purchase B c a a b c c d b c 10 c Module Student’s Book pp 126-131 Vocabulary A d a a b d a d c B awareness control w indow order chain bargain margin brand c e a h g d f b Module Student’s Book pp 120-131 Examination Practice A out away upper Not around of when if / though way 10 outside 11 down 12 out 13 taking 14 would 15 only B competition organisations methodically informed valuable misleading distorted remotely awareness 10 consideration Module 10 Student’s Book pp 132-137 Vocabulary A forecast perceive substituting devise establish evolved rival overtake proceed 10 activate B profound practical greatly paramount absolutely inherent natural v irtually driving intrepid hazardous hostile C time make taking take made taking time make time 10 take Grammar A c d b b c c a d b 10 b 11 d 12 c 13 d 14 a 15 d B no circumstances should robots sooner had William turned on his laptop than was H.G Wells who wrote only did Isaac Asimov write science-fiction stories, but did the scientist know that had the generator started working when even once did Sarah visit Japan again that is where they accidentally created Module 10 Student’s Book pp 138-143 Vocabulary A simulators replicate exploration conventional challenging simultaneously interactive initiative inspiration 10 persistent B well-founded self-centred self-activated well-developed well-informed self-healing well-deserved self-reliant well-intended 10 self-sufficient Module 10 Student’s Book pp 132-143 Examination Practice d d a b c b d c a 10 d 11 b 12 c 13 a 14 d 15 b 16 c 17 c 18 d 19 b 20 a Round-up 5 Student’s Book pp 144-146 Reading D H F A C G E Module 11 Student’s Book pp 148-153 Vocabulary A a c d b c d b a B d h b f a g c e C intolerant hospitable diligent affectionate obstinate inquisitive aloof emotional broad-minded genuine inattentive detached patient indifferent approachable impassive Grammar A Despite such Nonetheless so as not to So in case Owing to W hereas too 10 but B Despite on account of so Because so as to Meanwhile W hile for C account of her shyness though sibling rivalry is inevitable so as not to make matters despite the odds being against / in spite of the odds being against as a result of the other candidate/’s handing on account of its being too difficult so complex that he could not execute gave such an interesting interview Module 11 Student’s Book pp 154-159 Vocabulary A hold break engage hold handle make break put engage 10 engage A a 2- break the rules b 5- handle a situation c 4- hold an interview d 8- put one’s point of view e 1- hold oneself accountable for f 9- engage one’s attention g 6- make a list h 3- engage the services of sb i 10- engage in activities j 7- break the news to sb B light-hearted narrative account published literature f ictional period appeal prominent 10 portrayal Copyright © MM Publications Key to Traveller Level C1_WB Key to Traveller Level C1_WB Copyright © MM Publications Module 11 Student’s Book pp 148-159 Examination Practice A c d a a a b a d c 10 d B his being exhausted due to their coach (that) was cancelled owing to (the) lack of on account of her rudeness / rude behaviour as I have so much as a result of his whereas her husband looks should save your money instead of buying Module 12 Student’s Book pp 160-165 Vocabulary A abandon intervene condemned summon fraud f ine get blow audacious 10 missing B a d f e g h a b c b scouring rightful Capital punishment heist netted f lee dwindle spoils C Crime shoplifting fraud Punishment community service f ine Persons witness lawyer Legal terms objection summon Grammar Α 3 an an 6 the 8 a a 10 the 11 12 13 14 15 the 16 the / 17 the / 18 the 19 20 21 a 22 23 the 24 25 26 27 28 29 a 30 the 31 32 33 a 34 a 35 a 36 the B Nouns followed by a singular verb measles Arabic luggage weather advice news mathematics Nouns without singular jeans surroundings binoculars Collective nouns staff jury Nouns that can be countable or uncountable hairs iron experiences/experience chicken/chickens chocolate/chocolates experiences, have news, is Mathematics, has Measles, is chickens, are chocolates, was Arabic, is experience, is luggage, has 10 Chicken is 11 hairs, were 12 advice, is 13 weather, is 14 Chocolate, is 15 iron, is 16 surroundings, are 17 jeans, were 18 jury, is/are 19 are, binoculars 20 staff, was/were Module 12 Student’s Book pp 166-171 Vocabulary A one sixth two, two second mildly paid two, one guard second 10 backs 11 trial 12 death 13 two B b a a d c c a b b 10 a Module 12 Student’s Book pp 160-171 Examination Practice A clue clue clue nature nature nature abandon abandon abandon blew blew blew trial trial trial charged charged charged B was his/the now/since/also with/to who the most could From 10 example/instance 11 their/one’s 12 what 13 in 14 such 15 about Round-up 6 Student’s Book pp 172-174 Reading A community affair c b a a c On the case d b a c d