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Units 1-2 | Reading 
1. Read the text. Select True or False. 
Miriam's	Problem	Page		
Dear	Miriam,		
My	new	boyfriend,	Gary,	loves	extreme	sports!	I	told	him	that	I	love	sports,	too,	which	isn't	
true,	but	I	really	don't	want	to	lose	him.	We	are	going	water-skiing	next	month.	It's	already	
booked,	so	I	can't	say	no	now.	The	problem	is,	I	never	go	swimming,	and	I	can't	water-ski.	
What	should	I	do?		
Tessa	
Miriam's	answer:	Don't	worry.	Follow	my	advice	and	you	should	learn	something	new	about	
yourself	and	your	new	boyfriend.	To	start	with,	you	have	to	go	swimming	every	day	before	
you	go.	You	need	to	be	able	to	swim	well.	As	for	the	water-skiing,	your	boyfriend	should	help	
you	learn.	Tell	him	the	truth.	But	when	you	go	water-skiing,	make	sure	it	isn't	in	a	dangerous	
area.	Go	to	an	easy	area	first.	And,	finally,	be	brave	and	have	fun!	
Dear	Miriam,	
I	am	studying	journalism	in	college,	and	I'm	graduating	next	month.	I	need	some	advice.	I'd	
like	to	be	a	journalist,	but	I	don't	have	any	experience.	And	I'd	like	to	travel	around	the	world.	
I	don't	know	what	to	do.	Should	I	get	work	experience	first?	Or	should	I	travel	first?		
Carl		
Miriam's	answer:	Carl,	in	these	tough	economic	times,	you	should	get	work	experience	first.	
Then	you	can	travel	wherever	you	like.	You	have	to	work	hard	to	be	a	journalist.	It's	not	easy.	
You	should	start	by	working	for	a	small	local	newspaper.	You	will	have	the	opportunity	to	get	
experience	and	improve	your	skills.	Later,	you	might	be	able	to	get	a	job	as	a	foreign	
correspondent.	But	remember	that	living	in	a	foreign	country	is	not	easy.		
Dear	Miriam,	
I	work	in	a	bank	downtown.	The	bank	is	in	front	of	the	park.	My	desk	is	next	to	the	window,	so	
I	can	see	the	park	very	well.	Three	weeks	ago,	I	saw	a	really	handsome	man	in	the	park.	He	
usually	eats	his	lunch	there,	just	outside	my	office!	He	almost	always	buys	a	newspaper	from	
the	newsstand	on	the	corner.	Then	he	sits	down	and	reads.	He	is	always	alone.	I'd	like	to	meet	
him,	but	I	don't	know	how	to	do	it.	What	can	I	do?		
Chloe		
Miriam's	answer:	First,	don't	be	shy.	Tomorrow,	you	should	have	your	lunch	in	the	park—and	
put	on	your	best	clothes!	You	should	smile	at	him,	and	that's	all.	The	next	day,	you	should	say	
hello	to	him.	On	the	third	day,	you	can	start	a	conversation	with	him.	Is	there	a	restaurant	or	
café	near	the	park?	Invite	him	to	have	coffee	with	you.	You	don't	have	to	say	anything	special.	
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Just	ask,	“Would	you	like	to	get	some	coffee?”	No	excuses!	He	could	be	your	prince	or	he	could	
be	a	frog,	but	only	you	can	find	out,	so	make	the	first	move.	
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1. Chloe works in the financial sector. 
 
 
 
 
2. Tessa needs to learn how to swim well. 
 
 
 
 
3. Carl should get work experience before he travels. 
 
 
 
 
4. Carl wants to become a novelist. 
 
 
 
 
5. Chloe should speak to the man in the park on the first day. 
 
 
 
 
2. Read the text. Choose the correct option. 
Miriam's	Problem	Page		
Dear	Miriam,		
My	new	boyfriend,	Gary,	loves	extreme	sports!	I	told	him	that	I	love	sports,	too,	which	isn't	
true,	but	I	really	don't	want	to	lose	him.	We	are	going	water-skiing	next	month.	It's	already	
booked,	so	I	can't	say	no	now.	The	problem	is,	I	never	go	swimming,	and	I	can't	water-ski.	
What	should	I	do?		
Tessa	
Miriam's	answer:	Don't	worry.	Follow	my	advice	and	you	should	learn	something	new	about	
yourself	and	your	new	boyfriend.	To	start	with,	you	have	to	go	swimming	every	day	before	
you	go.	You	need	to	be	able	to	swim	well.	As	for	the	water-skiing,	your	boyfriend	should	help	
you	learn.	Tell	him	the	truth.	But	when	you	go	water-skiing,	make	sure	it	isn't	in	a	dangerous	
area.	Go	to	an	easy	area	first.	And,	finally,	be	brave	and	have	fun!	
Dear	Miriam,	
I	am	studying	journalism	in	college,	and	I'm	graduating	next	month.	I	need	some	advice.	I'd	
like	to	be	a	journalist,	but	I	don't	have	any	experience.	And	I'd	like	to	travel	around	the	world.	
I	don't	know	what	to	do.	Should	I	get	work	experience	first?	Or	should	I	travel	first?		
Carl		
Miriam's	answer:	Carl,	in	these	tough	economic	times,	you	should	get	work	experience	first.	
Then	you	can	travel	wherever	you	like.	You	have	to	work	hard	to	be	a	journalist.	It's	not	easy.	
You	should	start	by	working	for	a	small	local	newspaper.	You	will	have	the	opportunity	to	get	
experience	and	improve	your	skills.	Later,	you	might	be	able	to	get	a	job	as	a	foreign	
correspondent.	But	remember	that	living	in	a	foreign	country	is	not	easy.		
Dear	Miriam,	
I	work	in	a	bank	downtown.	The	bank	is	in	front	of	the	park.	My	desk	is	next	to	the	window,	so	
I	can	see	the	park	very	well.	Three	weeks	ago,	I	saw	a	really	handsome	man	in	the	park.	He	
usually	eats	his	lunch	there,	just	outside	my	office!	He	almost	always	buys	a	newspaper	from	
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the	newsstand	on	the	corner.	Then	he	sits	down	and	reads.	He	is	always	alone.	I'd	like	to	meet	
him,	but	I	don't	know	how	to	do	it.	What	can	I	do?		
Chloe		
Miriam's	answer:	First,	don't	be	shy.	Tomorrow,	you	should	have	your	lunch	in	the	park—and	
put	on	your	best	clothes!	You	should	smile	at	him,	and	that's	all.	The	next	day,	you	should	say	
hello	to	him.	On	the	third	day,	you	can	start	a	conversation	with	him.	Is	there	a	restaurant	or	
café	near	the	park?	Invite	him	to	have	coffee	with	you.	You	don't	have	to	say	anything	special.	
Just	ask,	“Would	you	like	to	get	some	coffee?”	No	excuses!	He	could	be	your	prince	or	he	could	
be	a	frog,	but	only	you	can	find	out,	so	make	the	first	move.	
1. What should Tessa do? 
 
a. She should go swimming every day. 
 
b. She should tell her boyfriend that she can't go. 
 
c. She should take a water-skiing class. 
 
 
2. What should Tessa tell her boyfriend? 
 
a. That she doesn't know how to swim. 
 
b. That she doesn't know how to water-ski. 
 
c. That she doesn't like him. 
 
 
3. What should Carl do this year? 
 
a. He should study journalism. 
 
b. He should get a job at a local newspaper. 
 
c. He should become a tour guide in France. 
 
 
4. How did Chloe find out about the man? 
 
a. She saw him through a window. 
 
b. She met him at the bank. 
 
c. She saw him at a café. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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5. What should Chloe do? 
 
a. She should have lunch with the man tomorrow. 
 
b. She should invite the man for coffee tomorrow. 
 
c. She should have her lunch in the park tomorrow. 
 
 
3. Read the text. Match the names and the information. There is one piece of information 
that is not needed. 
Miriam's	Problem	Page		
Dear	Miriam,		
My	new	boyfriend,	Gary,	loves	extreme	sports!	I	told	him	that	I	love	sports,	too,	which	isn't	
true,	but	I	really	don't	want	to	lose	him.	We	are	going	water-skiing	next	month.	It's	already	
booked,	so	I	can't	say	no	now.	The	problem	is,	I	never	go	swimming,	and	I	can't	water-ski.	
What	should	I	do?		
Tessa	
Miriam's	answer:	Don't	worry.	Follow	my	advice	and	you	should	learn	something	new	about	
yourself	and	your	new	boyfriend.	To	start	with,	you	have	to	go	swimming	every	day	before	
you	go.	You	need	to	be	able	to	swim	well.	As	for	the	water-skiing,	your	boyfriend	should	help	
you	learn.	Tell	him	the	truth.	But	when	you	go	water-skiing,	make	sure	it	isn't	in	a	dangerous	
area.	Go	to	an	easy	area	first.	And,	finally,	be	brave	and	have	fun!	
Dear	Miriam,	
I	am	studying	journalism	in	college,	and	I'm	graduating	next	month.	I	need	some	advice.	I'd	
like	to	be	a	journalist,	but	I	don't	have	any	experience.	And	I'd	like	to	travel	around	the	world.	
I	don't	know	what	to	do.	Should	I	get	work	experiencefirst?	Or	should	I	travel	first?		
Carl		
Miriam's	answer:	Carl,	in	these	tough	economic	times,	you	should	get	work	experience	first.	
Then	you	can	travel	wherever	you	like.	You	have	to	work	hard	to	be	a	journalist.	It's	not	easy.	
You	should	start	by	working	for	a	small	local	newspaper.	You	will	have	the	opportunity	to	get	
experience	and	improve	your	skills.	Later,	you	might	be	able	to	get	a	job	as	a	foreign	
correspondent.	But	remember	that	living	in	a	foreign	country	is	not	easy.		
Dear	Miriam,	
I	work	in	a	bank	downtown.	The	bank	is	in	front	of	the	park.	My	desk	is	next	to	the	window,	so	
I	can	see	the	park	very	well.	Three	weeks	ago,	I	saw	a	really	handsome	man	in	the	park.	He	
usually	eats	his	lunch	there,	just	outside	my	office!	He	almost	always	buys	a	newspaper	from	
the	newsstand	on	the	corner.	Then	he	sits	down	and	reads.	He	is	always	alone.	I'd	like	to	meet	
him,	but	I	don't	know	how	to	do	it.	What	can	I	do?		
Chloe		
Miriam's	answer:	First,	don't	be	shy.	Tomorrow,	you	should	have	your	lunch	in	the	park—and	
put	on	your	best	clothes!	You	should	smile	at	him,	and	that's	all.	The	next	day,	you	should	say	
hello	to	him.	On	the	third	day,	you	can	start	a	conversation	with	him.	Is	there	a	restaurant	or	
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café	near	the	park?	Invite	him	to	have	coffee	with	you.	You	don't	have	to	say	anything	special.	
Just	ask,	“Would	you	like	to	get	some	coffee?”	No	excuses!	He	could	be	your	prince	or	he	could	
be	a	frog,	but	only	you	can	find	out,	so	make	the	first	move.	
1. Tessa's boyfriend 
 
 a. wants to keep her partner. 
 
 
2. Carl 
 
 b. wants to travel abroad. 
 
 
3. Chloe 
 
 c. wants to go water-skiing. 
 
 
4. Tessa 
 
 d. wants to meet a partner. 
 
 
5. (not needed) 
 
 e. wants to study German. 
 
 
4. Read the text. Complete the sentences with the correct words. 
Miriam's	Problem	Page		
Dear	Miriam,		
My	new	boyfriend,	Gary,	loves	extreme	sports!	I	told	him	that	I	love	sports,	too,	which	isn't	
true,	but	I	really	don't	want	to	lose	him.	We	are	going	water-skiing	next	month.	It's	already	
booked,	so	I	can't	say	no	now.	The	problem	is,	I	never	go	swimming,	and	I	can't	water-ski.	
What	should	I	do?		
Tessa	
Miriam's	answer:	Don't	worry.	Follow	my	advice	and	you	should	learn	something	new	about	
yourself	and	your	new	boyfriend.	To	start	with,	you	have	to	go	swimming	every	day	before	
you	go.	You	need	to	be	able	to	swim	well.	As	for	the	water-skiing,	your	boyfriend	should	help	
you	learn.	Tell	him	the	truth.	But	when	you	go	water-skiing,	make	sure	it	isn't	in	a	dangerous	
area.	Go	to	an	easy	area	first.	And,	finally,	be	brave	and	have	fun!	
Dear	Miriam,	
I	am	studying	journalism	in	college,	and	I'm	graduating	next	month.	I	need	some	advice.	I'd	
like	to	be	a	journalist,	but	I	don't	have	any	experience.	And	I'd	like	to	travel	around	the	world.	
I	don't	know	what	to	do.	Should	I	get	work	experience	first?	Or	should	I	travel	first?		
Carl		
Miriam's	answer:	Carl,	in	these	tough	economic	times,	you	should	get	work	experience	first.	
Then	you	can	travel	wherever	you	like.	You	have	to	work	hard	to	be	a	journalist.	It's	not	easy.	
You	should	start	by	working	for	a	small	local	newspaper.	You	will	have	the	opportunity	to	get	
 
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experience	and	improve	your	skills.	Later,	you	might	be	able	to	get	a	job	as	a	foreign	
correspondent.	But	remember	that	living	in	a	foreign	country	is	not	easy.		
Dear	Miriam,	
I	work	in	a	bank	downtown.	The	bank	is	in	front	of	the	park.	My	desk	is	next	to	the	window,	so	
I	can	see	the	park	very	well.	Three	weeks	ago,	I	saw	a	really	handsome	man	in	the	park.	He	
usually	eats	his	lunch	there,	just	outside	my	office!	He	almost	always	buys	a	newspaper	from	
the	newsstand	on	the	corner.	Then	he	sits	down	and	reads.	He	is	always	alone.	I'd	like	to	meet	
him,	but	I	don't	know	how	to	do	it.	What	can	I	do?	Chloe		
Miriam's	answer:	First,	don't	be	shy.	Tomorrow,	you	should	have	your	lunch	in	the	park—and	
put	on	your	best	clothes!	You	should	smile	at	him,	and	that's	all.	The	next	day,	you	should	say	
hello	to	him.	On	the	third	day,	you	can	start	a	conversation	with	him.	Is	there	a	restaurant	or	
café	near	the	park?	Invite	him	to	have	coffee	with	you.	You	don't	have	to	say	anything	special.	
Just	ask,	“Would	you	like	to	get	some	coffee?”	No	excuses!	He	could	be	your	prince	or	he	could	
be	a	frog,	but	only	you	can	find	out,	so	make	the	first	move.	
1. Tessa doesn't go ___________________. 
 
2. Tessa should learn something new about ___________________. 
 
3. Carl is finishing his studies next ___________________. 
 
4. Chloe first saw the man ___________________ weeks ago. 
 
5. On the ___________________ day, Chloe should start a conversation with the man. 
 Units 1-2 | Listening 
1. Listen to the speaker. Select True or False. 
	
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1. There is a big fire in Missouri. 
 
 
 
 
2. A tornado hit Colorado. 
 
 
 
 
3. The tornado destroyed a hospital. 
 
 
 
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4. There is hot weather in Europe. 
 
 
 
 
5. Some Europeans are in the hospital because of the weather. 
 
 
 
 
2. Listen to the speaker. Choose the correct option to complete the sentences. 
	
ID2_U1-2_L3_audio.mp3	
1. The news program is from ... 
 
a. Johnstown. 
 
b. Washington. 
 
c. Wisconsin. 
 
 
2. In Colorado there is ... 
 
a. a hurricane. 
 
b. a drought. 
 
c. a wildfire. 
 
 
3. Rescue workers in Lamar, Missouri, are ... after the tornado. 
 
a. arriving 
 
b. moving out 
 
c. cleaning up 
 
 
4. Experts say the tornado was ... in size. 
 
a. EF3 
 
b. EF6 
 
c. EF13 
 
 
 
 
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5. In Europe, there ... 
 
a. is extreme flooding. 
 
b. is an earthquake. 
 
c. are hot temperatures. 
 
 
3. Listen to the speaker. Match the numbers and the headlines. 
	
ID2_U1-2_L3_audio.mp3	
1. 17 
 
 a. deaths caused by heat wave 
 
 
2. 500 
 
 b. buildings damaged by a tornado 
 
 
3. 40% 
 
 c. square kilometers of fire in Colorado 
 
 
4. 40 
 
 d. temperature in degrees Celsius 
across Europe 
 
 
5. 27 
 
 e. homes destroyed by fire 
 
 
 
4. Listen to the speaker. Complete the sentences with the correct words. 
	
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1. The Colorado fire has destroyed 500 ___________________. 
 
2. The ___________________ damaged 40% of the buildings in a Missouri town. 
 
3. In Europe, the high temperatures will ___________________. 
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4. Temperatures will reach nearly ___________________ degrees Celsius in some parts of 
Europe. 
 
5. Some people are in the ___________________ with heat-related illnesses. 
 Units 1-2 | Grammar 
1. Read the sentences. Select True if the words are correct or False if incorrect. 
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1. Angela was making a cake when her mother arrived. 
 
 
 
 
2. You was writing an essay last night. 
 
 
 
 
3. You shouldn't take too many painkillers. 
 
 
 
 
4. There won't to be cars in the future. 
 
 
 
 
5. She has to speak three languages for her job. 
 
 
 
 
 
2. Choose the correct option to complete each sentence. 
1. I ... travel around the world when I am 60. 
 
a. want to 
 
b. need to 
 
c. have to 
 
 
2. There ... less poverty in the next century. 
 
a. 'll probably 
 
b. probably will 
 
c. will probably be 
 
 
 
 
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3. You have the flu. You ... stay in bed and rest. 
 
a. should notb. should to 
 
c. should 
 
 
4. My parents ... when I left the house. 
 
a. talked 
 
b. were talking 
 
c. was talking 
 
 
5. I can do it ... , thank you. 
 
a. myself 
 
b. mine 
 
c. myselves 
 
 
3. Match the questions and the answers. 
1. Do you need some help? 
 
 a. We were waiting for a friend. 
 
 
2. What were you doing there last night? 
 
 b. You should see a doctor. 
 
 
3. Do I have to bring anything? 
 
 c. Yes, something to drink. 
 
 
4. What should I do? 
 
 d. There'll definitely be more crime 
and corruption. 
 
 
5. What will it be like in 2050? 
 
 e. No, thanks. I'm fine. 
 
 
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4. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb in parentheses. 
1. You ___________________ wear a coat because it'll be hot there. (have to) 
 
2. He ___________________ learn how to drive. (need) 
 
3. You ___________________ too many burgers. They are bad for you. (should/eat) 
4. A: What were you doing last Friday? B: I ___________________ the soccer game. (be/watch) 
 
5. She was chatting online when the phone ___________________. (ring) 
 Units 1-2 | Vocabulary 
1. Choose the option that is different. 
1. Which option is different? 
 
a. drought 
 
b. cough 
 
c. flood 
 
 
2. Which option is different? 
 
a. rainbow 
 
b. sour 
 
c. salty 
 
 
3. Which option is different? 
 
a. fitness 
 
b. fever 
 
c. flu 
 
 
 
 
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4. Which option is different? 
 
a. career 
 
b. health 
 
c. rotten 
 
 
5. Which option is different? 
 
a. pollution 
 
b. unemployment 
 
c. eclipse 
 
 
2. Match the words and the definitions. 
1. tsunami 
 
 a. people without jobs 
 
 
2. disease 
 
 b. hot food 
 
 
3. spicy 
 
 c. illness 
 
 
4. hurricane 
 
 d. strong winds 
 
 
5. unemployment 
 
 e. high waves 
 
 
 
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3. Match the opposites. 
1. fresh 
 
 a. poverty 
 
 
2. health 
 
 b. disease 
 
 
3. soft 
 
 c. rough 
 
 
4. bland 
 
 d. rotten 
 
 
5. financial security 
 
 e. spicy 
 
 
 
4. Complete the sentences with the correct words. The first letter is given in parentheses. 
1. My life priority is (f)___________________ and family. 
 
2. This material isn't soft. It's (r)___________________. 
 
3. Bob's stomach hurts. He has a (s)___________________. 
 
4. Read the latest gossip (o)___________________ social media sites. 
 
5. One global problem is animal (e)___________________. We must help protect elephants. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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