Complete each sentence with a word from the list use each word once only

Task 1.

Complete each sentence with a word from the list.

Use each word once only.

• accused • evidence • guilty • lawyer • statement

• charged • fine • jury • sentence • suspect

a)

The customs officers arrested Bob and ………………….

Him with smuggling.

B)

The police spent all morning searching the house for……………………….

. c)

Jean left her car in a no — parking area and had to pay a / an …………………….

D)

Unfortunately at the end of the trial my brother was found ………………….

E)

The trial took a long time as the ………………….

Couldn’t reach a verdict.

F)

George won his case because he had a very good defence …………………….

G)

The police visited Dawn and asked her to make a / an …………………………….

H)

Because of his past criminal record, Brian was the main ………………………….

I)

Pauline decided to sue the police because she had been wrongly ……………………….

J)

The murderer of the children received a life ………………………….

board.
draw lap referee runner-up dive fun oar round whistle

1. While I
was rowing across the lake I lost one ______.

2.
Neither
team deserved to lose and the match ended in a______.

3. Ruth
was well out in front by the end of the fifth______.

4. After
the rugby match David was attacked by an angry______.

5. Brian
impressed everyone with his ______
into
the pool.

6. Our gym
teacher used to make us stop by blowing a ______.

7. During
the chess game Carol knocked all the pieces off the ______.

8. Our
team was knocked out of the competition in the second ______.

9. During
the match one of the spectators offered the ______
his
glasses.

10. Denise
won the race and her sister was ______.

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LIFESTYLE AND FITNESS

Focus Vocabulary

diet

calorie controlled diet

low fat food

slim

weight control

gain / lose weight

fit

fitness

shape

streamline shape

habits

eating

bad posture

drinking

sleeping

lifestyle

active /sedentary
lifestyle

Vitamin X

There’s an essential
«vitamin» that’s almost extinct, though it’s the secret to
staying slim. It’s vitamin X — vitamin X-ercise — and most of us are
seriously deficient. We’ve cut out big and little sources, such as
walking, raking leaves, hoisting garage doors by hand — even
standing up to change TV channels. We all know the result: a
national flab-idemic. Ten years ago one in four Americans was obese;
today it’s one in three! At last, even the new Dietary Guidelines
for Americans recognizes that we can’t tame our waistlines by heathy
eating alone; we must get vitamin X, too.

Magic Steps To A Healthy
Weight

Going up
in the world may be the easiest way to get some vitamin X-ercise —
If you climb by taking the stairs. Like a daily coin dropped in a
bank, little by little those flights of stairs can help add up to a
fitter, trimmer you. In a London subway station, some researchers
posted these signs by the escalators: «Stay Healthy, Save
Time,
Use the Stairs.» In the three weeks the signs were up, men’s
use of the stairs rose from 12 to 20 percent; women’s use rose from
5 to 12 percent. So next time you have a choice between stairs and
escalator — remember: «Stay Healthy, Save Time, Use the
Stairs.»

How fit are you?

If you have never considered that you needed to take exercise just consider these few simple questions:

1. Do you
sometimes go to bed mentally exhausted but find that you are unable
to sleep?

2. Do you
automatically ride up and avoid the stairs when you are visiting
someone in an office or multi-storey building — even when they are
only on the first or second floor?

3. If you
can just manage to catch your train or bus by running for it do you
make the effort — or do you wait for the next one to come along?

4. If you
have to undertake some unexpected strenuous physical exercise such
as mowing the lawn or decorating the spare room, do you feel aching
and exhausted the next day?

5. Do you
ever suffer from backache or headaches?

6. Are you
dissatisfied with your figure?

7. Is your
holiday the only time when you feel really rested and invigorated?

8. In the
evenings, at the end of another tiring day, do you sit, slumped and
exhausted, with just a vague feeling that you are not getting as
much out of life as you should?

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1.6. (8 x 1point)
Match each verb on the left with a noun on the right to form common
partnerships. Use each word once only. Write your answers (letters a, b … or h)
in the boxes.

1.  annual	a)  conference
2.  early	b)  credit
3.  extended	c)  dismissal
4.  limited	d)  enterprise
5.  natural	e)  liability
6.  occupational	f)  pension
7.  private	g)  resources
8.  unfair	h)  retirement

1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
a	h	e	b	g	f	d	c

1.7. (8 x 2 points) complete
each sentence with the opposite of the word in brackets. Choose from the following list. Use each word once
only. You must use the correct form of
the verb.

accept	demolish	gain	reject
succeed	withdraw	impose	attack

1. 
He’s reject  my
recommendation. (ACCEPT)

2. 
They’re  demolish an
office block down by the river. (CONSTRUCT)

3.  She  accept the company’s policy on the
environment. (DEFEND)

4. 
She’s gone to the bank to  withdraw  some
money. (DEPOSIT)

5.  Is he the
kind of person to impose  his responsibilities?
(EVADE)

6. 
I think his reorganization plan will ultimately  succeed .(FAIL)

7. 
They’ve  attack  restrictions
on using the fax. (LIFT)

8. 
Share prices  gain ground throughout the
day. (LOSE)

1.	reject
2.	demolish
3.	accept
4.	withdraw
5.	impose
6.	succeed
7.	attack
8.	gain

1.8. (10 x 1 point) Choose the
correct word for each sentence. Write the words in the boxes.

1. 
I’ll ask my
bank manager for advice/ advise about investment.

2. 
He first
spoke briefly/shortly about the agenda for the day.

3. 
She hopes
to get a chair/seat on the board.

4. 
We check/control
each new consignment very carefully.

5. 
I enclosed
a complements/compliments slip with the catalogue.

6. 
Do these
cars confirm/conform to the new safety regulations?

7. 
You
shouldn’t read confident/confidential documents!

8. 
Normally,
she’s a very conscientious/conscious worker.

9. 
The unions
criticised the government’s economic/economical policy.

10. 
If you pay
too much tax you get a discount/rebate.

1.	advice
2.	briefly
3.	seat
4.	check
5.	complements
6.	conform
7.	confidential
8.	conscientious
9.	economical
10.	rebate

1.9. (7 x 2 points)
Complete each sentence with the correct form of ‘TAKE’ and a word from the list
below. Use each word once only. Translate the sentences into Russian.

call consideration home

out on

off steps

1.  You should take out an
additional policy covering you against accidental damage.

2. 
We had to take
off extra staff during the holiday season.

3. 
When all
the transport costs have been take into consideration, we have in fact made a
loss.

4.  Sales really  take out after
the product had been mentioned on television.

5. 
A good
sales rep can  take home over £500 a week.

6. 
If my phone
rings, could you  take  the call for me?

7. 
We must take
steps to see that we don’t lose our market share as a result of this increased
competition.

2. Business Communication. Telephoning and Business Letters.

2.1. (6 x 2 points) Choose the best responses. Write your
answers in the boxes.

1. Where are you calling from?

A. 
I’m on the phone.

B. 
My address is 49, Northwick Street.

C. 
This is Mrs
Skolnick speaking.

2. Can’t you reduce the price
for our first order?

A. 
There are fewer
goods available.

B. 
The order is firm.

C. 
It may be possible
for an initial order.

3. Why is there no one on the
premises now?

A. 
The building is
quite new.

B. 
It is after office
hours.

C. 
The person wanted
is on holiday.

4. Would you quote the item
number, please?

A. 
I have your quote.

B. 
Yes, that’s the
quantity I want.

C. 
Wait a moment. I’ll
just find it.

5. Would you prefer the latter?

A. 
Yes, I’d rather pay
later.

B. 
Yes, I like the
suggestion you made in your letter.

C. 
Yes, the last
suggestion is the best one.

6. We’ve got some more on
order.

A. 
So you expect them
to come in soon?

B. 
So you can’t order
enough?

C. 
So you’ll have to
order some more?

1	2	3	4	5	6
B	C	B	C	C	A

2.2. (9 x 1 point) Complete
these two conversations with sentences from the list below. Use each sentence
only once. Write your
answers (letters A, B … or I) in the boxes.

A:	London Insurance Ltd. Can I help you?
B:	Good morning. I’d like some insurance for a journey abroad.
A:	I’ll put you through to our Travel Department.
B:	Thanks very much.
A:	Hold the line, please.
C:	Travel Department.
B:	Yes, I’d like some travel insurance.
C:	I see. Could you tell me how long you’ll be away?
B:	For a fortnight, from 19 September,
C:	Right. Will you be outside Europe at all?
B:	No, only in France and Germany.
C:	Well, we have 10, 20 and 30 day policies so you’ll need a 20 day one.
B:	Is it not possible to get cover just for two weeks?
C:	Well, you could insure each or any of these categories separately.
B:	Well, it’ll have to be 20 days then. How much will it cost?
C:	For full cover — that’s death, injury, delay, baggage and money — £57.50.
B:	Is there an alternative?
C:	I’m afraid not. We only have standard periods.
B:	But it’s better value if I take the full package, I suppose…

A. 
No, only in France and Germany.

B. 
I’ll put you
through to our Travel Department.

C. 
Good morning. I’d
like some insurance for a journey abroad.

D. 
I’m afraid not. We
only have standard periods.

E. 
Yes, I’d like some
travel insurance.

F. 
Hold the line,
please.

G. 
For full cover —
that’s death, injury, delay, baggage and money — £57.50.

H. 
For a fortnight,
from 19 September,

I. 
Well, you could
insure each or any of these categories separately.

1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
d	c	g	f	i	b	j	h	e

2.3. (16 x 2 points)
Below you will see parts of four letters concerned with orders. Put the
correct word or phrase in each blank. Choose from the following list. Use each
item once only. Write your answers (letters A, B … or P) in the boxes.

accept delivery acknowledge current issue following inconvenience

line note postage range regret

reserve the right resume quotation stock supply terms

A.

With reference to your advertisement in the
 range I of
‘Office Monthly’, I would like to order 2  Easifix Year Planners.

I enclose a cheque for £15 to include  postage and packing.

B.

Thank you for your  note of 5th July for your
«Finesse»  line F of dining room furniture. We find your  current issue satisfactory
and would like to order the supply 

10 «Finesse» dining tables at
£280 per item

40 «Finesse» dining chairs at £60
per item

We  acknowledge that you can supply these items within 30 days and
we reserve the right not to accept delivery after this time.

We should be obliged if you would  regret receipt of
this order.

С.

We thank you for your order of 11^th  May
for 2 Easifix Year Planners.

This terms  has proved so popular that we  quotation     to inform you that it is temporarily out
of stock.

We hope to be able to  resume supplies
within the next ten days.

We apologise for any  inconvenience this may cause.

D.

Thank you for your order of 12th July for 10
«Finesse» dining tables              and 40 «Finesse»
dining chairs.

As we are in a position to stock you with the
above items from following  we have arranged for them to be delivered to you early
next week.

1.	I		9.	A
2.	H	10.	J
3.	G	11.	P
4.	f	12.	m
5.	C	13.	L
6.	O	14.	E
7.	B	15.	N
8.	k	16.	d

2.4. (30 points) These are your notes of a
telephone call from Mr Kittle. He has placed an order.

Call received From Order Action	12 January Mr  Kittle, Demon Marketing, plc 500 A4 plastic wallets (300 clear, 100 yellow,  100 red)   Delivery 15 February latest
Notes:  4°/. discount (+ 2% if payment within 30 days). Confirm in writing.

• Write a letter to Mr Kittle confirming

—   the phone call

—   the order quantity

—   the delivery date

—   the discount.

• Write 50-60 words.