K 112 Units 1–10 (Prime Time 7) Key Unit 1 The British today (Key) Describing places, describing people a) Words to describe places: agricultural, bleak, crowded, deforested, depopulated, dry, flat, humid, industrial, low-lying, lush, mountainous, nearby, overcrowded, picturesque, polluted, rundown, rural, steep, tropical, varied Words to describe people: adorable, brave, cheerful, confident, cruel, determined, energetic, formal, frank, generous, gifted, handsome, hardworking, hospitable, humorous, jolly, kind-hearted, nervous, outgoing, polite, punctual, reserved, respectful, rude, self-assured, selfish, sociable, thoughtful, timid, tolerant, unbiased, worried Words suitable for both: affluent, ancient, attractive, barren, busy, clean, cosmopolitan, cultural, developing, dirty, dynamic, fertile, filthy, glamorous, lively, lovely, magnificent, modern, monotonous, mysterious, peaceful, perfect, plain, pleasing, quiet, romantic, rough, slow-paced, splendid, traditional, unspoilt, urban, wild b) 1. urban, 2. dirty/filthy, 3. depopulated, 4. barren, 5. mountainous, 6. dry, 7. traditional, 8. affluent, 9. self-assured, 10. monotonous/plain Land for sale Sample answer 1. lovely, 2. magnificent, 3. picturesque, 4. peaceful, 5. busy, 6. romantic, 7. generous Portraying the British, portraying yourself a) Sample answer 1. cultural, 2. polite, 3. rude, 4. reserved, 5. punctual, 6. humorous b) Individual answers Prepositions: Scottish independence 1. of, 2. with, 3. within, 4. between, 5. to, 6. at, 7. out, 8. by/of, 9. of, 10. until, 11. of, 12. in, 13. for, 14. at/in, 15. in, 16. under/below, 17. for, 18. with, 19. of Pronouns: Royal children in the limelight 1. herself, 2. themselves, 3. –, 4. –, 5. –, 6. their Infinitive or gerund: What defines Britishness? 1. defining, 2. saying, 3. to be, 4. feeling, 5. including, 6. lead, 7. to ask, 8. being Language in use: The fairy tale of Britain leaving the European Union 0: C, 1: A, 2: D, 3: D, 4: B, 5: A, 6: C, 7: C, 8: B, 9: B, 10: A Unit 2 Health issues (Key) Finding the right meaning 1. I, 2. E, 3. G, 4. H, 5. C, 6. D, 7. J, 8. B, 9. A, 10. F Prepositional phrases 1: Matching to: lead to, linked to out: point out, turn out for: important for, needed for on: put on, rely on, spend on from: prevent from, suffer from in: high in, increase in Prepositional phrases 2: Nutritional dilemmas 1. linked to, 2. put on, 3. high in, 4. relying on, 5. turned out, 6. important for, 7. point out, 8. increase in, 9. spend … on, 10. prevent … from Research: Healthy eating a)–b) Individual answers Language in use: Advertising ban on smoking 0: J, 1: F, 2: K, 3: I, 4: H, 5: B/C, 6: E, 7: C/B, 8: A, 9: D Not used: if (G), when (L) Synonyms and antonyms 1. harmful, 2. freedom, 3. to pay off, 4. to reduce, 5. to take up, 6. healthy, 7. powerful, 8. to remind, 9. to be detrimental to, 10. grim Smoking and health: Compound nouns a) 1. C, 2. F, 3. K, 4. G, 5. H, 6. B, 7. A, 8. J, 9. D, 10. L, 11. I, 12. E b) Individual answers Word families a) to educate, education, educator, educational to demonstrate, demonstration, demonstrator, demonstrative to produce, production/product, producer, productive/counterproductive b) to smoke, smoke, smoker, smoking to care, care/childcare, carer, careful/careless/ caring 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv
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