10B THE POWER OF WORDS (Workbook, pp. 66-68): Answer key

1 READING

a  

He didn't go to the ceremony to protest about the treatment of American Indians on TV and in films, and about what was happening at Wounded Knee.

b

1  c   2  a   3  d   4  b   5  c

2 GRAMMAR

a

2  a
3  -,-
4  -
5  the, the
6  -
7  a
8  -,-

b

2  the
3  The
4  -, the
5  the, -
6  -, the, -
7  The, the
8  The, the

c

3  (wrong) gone to prison
4  (wrong) at school
5  (right)
6  (wrong) at church
7  (right)
8  (wrong) at university
9  (right)
10  (right)

3 VOCABULARY

a

2  peace and quiet
3  sooner or later
4  knife and fork
5  bed and breakfast
6  more or less
7  all or nothing
8  salt and pepper
9  now or never
10  once or twice

b

1  pieces
2  sick, tired
3  give, take
4  ups, downs
5  law, order
6  safe, sound
7  wait, see
8  now, again

4 PRONUNCIATION

a

2  (second column)
3  (first column)
4  (first column)
5  (first column)
6  (second column)

5 LISTENING

a

1  c   2  b   3  c

b

1  Bertie
2  write with his right hand when he was left-handed
3  his brother, Edward
4  1925
5  by filling his mouth with marbles
6  at his own office
7  10 months
8  because he wanted to marry a divorced American woman
9  his therapist Mr Logue
10  he called the King 'Your Majesty', which he had previously refused to do