P.11. Ex. 8: bowling alley; hang out, indoor skate park, cute; spa; end up, generous; ice cream parlor; go sledding; go to grandma's; movies; particular; porch; sneak up; arcade.

p. 13. ex. 2: 1.A, 2. A, 3. D, 4. GD, 5. CE, 6. E, 7. B, 8. D, 9. AF, 10. CE.

p. 14. ex. 4: 1.c, 2. a, 3. b, 4. c, 5. b.

p. 16. ex. 8: at 8.00 a.m. prompt; chewy; eats in / out; flatmates ; flip; main mealtimes / small meals; run some errands; spray; teaspoon; tell by his non-verbal expressions; keeps the family close.

p. 17. ex. 2: 1. meat, 2. cigarettes , 3. coffee, 4. wine, 5. hours, 6. sleep, 7. people, 8. cars, 9. noise.

p. 19. ex.4 a): a) crowded / exciting / polluted; b) crowded / polluted; c) humid; d) new; e) exciting; f) boring; g) polluted.

p. 19. ex.4 b): Speakers 1, 2 - P; Speakers 3, 4 - r.

p. 19. ex. 5: Tokyo (Japan); Seoul (South Korea); Berlin (Germany); Cairo (Egypt), Reykjavik (Iceland), Prague (Czech Republic).

p. 21. ex. 8: 1. j, 2. a, 3. b, 4. i, 5. h, 6. e, 7. g, 8. d, 9. c, 10. f.

ex. 9: 2. train, 3. car, 4. plane, 5. ferry.

ex. 10: A castle; a fountain; a statue; a baggage claim area; concourse; counter; crowded; exciting – boring / dull; ferry; high-rise buildings; humid; mixture of old and new; polluted; quality of life, first impressions; xxx.

p. 22. ex. 2: a. 2, b. 4, c. 1, d. 3.

p. 23. ex. 4: 1. e; 2. g; 3. b; 4. h; 5. a; 6. c; 7. d; 8. F

p. 24. ex. 6:

1. В (At this rate our culture will disappear altogether and we'll all end up eating the same bland food!)

2. А (a lot of people are worried about globalisation and the impact it could have on the local people. But actually I'm beginning to think it works the other way around.)

3. A (and globally, pizzas are actually more popular than burgers.)

4. A (globalisation could mean that we end up living a more interesting and multicultural life.)

5. В (the soft drinks market is totally dominated by just one or two big companies.)

6. A (Without globalisation international companies just wouldn’t merge like that.)

7. В (They want to see something exotic, not the same icons they see all around them at home!)

8. A (I doubt local people feel they are losing their national identity just because a fast food outlet has opened up.)

9. A (And anyway, the nice thing about it is that in many places, these chains have to change the food they sell to suit the local culture. So there is a lot of give and take going on and you still get cultural diversity to some extent.)

10. В (I guess no one big multinational has a monopoly over the fashion market either, does it?)

p. 25. ex. 7: 2. local, 3 globally, 4. multicultural, 5. multinationals, is dominated by, 6. merge, 7. exotic... icons, 8. national identity, 9. cultural diversity, 10. have a monopoly over.

p. 28. ex. 2: 1. insisted, 2. tragically, 3. threatened, 4. habitat, 5. logging, 6. sawmill, 7. declined, 8. extinct, 9. paradise, 10. a glimmer, 11. conservationists, 12. severely, 13. magnificent, 14. wiped out, 15. crash.

p. 29. ex. 5: 1.d 2.b 3.a 4.c.

p. 29. ex. 7: 1. forever, 2. back, 3. disastrous, 4. ecosystem, 5. chain.

_{p. 30. ex. 8}: _{1.с 2.с 3.b 4.b 5.a}

p. 31. ex. 10: behavioral, breeding, chain, conservationists, decline, disastrous, emission, extinct, habitat, (stop) interfering, lack, life-support, logging, overexploit, severely, the very survival, threaten, tragically, wipe out.

p. 32. ex. 2:1F 2 DK 3T 4F 5F 6Т 7F 8T 9T 10T

ex. 3. 1. website 2. videos 3. browser 4. videoblogs 5. camcorders

p. 33. ex. 5: a) II b) an extra title c) III d) I

p. 34. ex. 6: 1k 2h 3c 4f 5d 6b 7g 8a 9i 10 e

p. 35. ex. 8: 7. [e-mail].

8. [e-mail]

9. www jazzman/CDs.co.uk

10. [e-mail]

p. 35. ex. 9: knowledge based, access, in ten years' time, dream up, virtual, alongside, coincide, availability, the weekly shopping, revenue, standard of living, to simplify / complicate things.

p. 36. ex. 2: 1b 2g 3d 4h 5f 6i 7c 8j 9a 10 e

p. 37. ex. 4: 1b 2a 3d 4c

p. 38. ex. 5: 1c 2a 3e 4j 5f 6i 7h 8g 9b 10k 11d 12l.

p. 39. ex. 7: 2 find out 3 know 4 learned 5 know 6 study 7 learn how 8 learn from

p. 43. ex. 12: 1b 2c 3b 4c 5c

p. 44. ex. 14: 1. She lives in her parents' house; 2.£12,000. 3. £120 per week. 4. Her mum did not have to pay back the money that the government gave her.

p. 44. ex. 15: 1. tuition fees 2. school·leavers 3, to graduate 4. lectures; 5.uni.

p. 45. ex. 16: 1c 2c 3b 4c 5b

p. 47. ex. 18: accommodation, an absolute majority, deadline, diary, drop by, drop out, generation, It's not my fault that, loan, Long time, no see! part-time job, Something will come of that… the basics, tuition fees.