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ANSWER KEY EMODUL ENGLISH FOR TOURISM

Modul-1: At Tour and Travel Agency

M1: Language Focus

Exercise 1

  1. a. would buy
  2. a. difference in price
  3. b. return

Exercise 2

  1. b. goes to
  2. c. please do
  3. c. could I get
  4. a. low
  5. b. did you sell
  6. a. credit card
  7. b. ATM

Exercise 3

  1. a. could
  2. b. can
  3. b. could
  4. a. could 
  5. c. was able to
  6. c. be able to
  7. c. been able to
  8. c. be able to
  9. a. can
  10. b. be able to

M1: Listening

Listening 1

  1. booked
  2. passengers
  3. wife

Listening 2

  1. help
  2. check in
  3. Smitt

Listening 3

  1. yesterday
  2. trip
  3. terrible

Listening 4

  1. He want to trip to Paris
  2. He wants to go at the 24th
  3. Buy around a ticket
  4. At 6  a.m.  or  at 4.a.m.
  5. Yes, he does
  6. two thousand seven hundred fifty dollars

Listening 5

  1. Rome
  2. Tokyo
  3. Athens
  4. Amsterdam
  5. New York
  1. two
  2. twenty one
  3. fourteen
  4. PN1O5O, 6
  5. New York
  6. 76

M1: Reading

Reading Activity 1

  1. T
  2. F
  3. F
  4. T
  5. T
  6. T
  7. F
  8. T
  1. b. Traveloka, Tiket.com, Pegi-pegi
  2. b. 2012
  3. d. plane tickets
  4. b. by collaborating with train companies to sell tickets online
  5. b. Alternative Media Group (AMG), Recruit Holdings Co., Ltd, Altavindo
  6. c. Hotel rooms, travel, and airline tickets
  7. b. Tiket.com
  8. b. Tiket.com
  9. c. Keywords related to hotel locations
  10. b. Tiket.com

Reading Activity 2

  1. F
  2. T
  3. F
  4. F
  5. T
  1. b) 1995
  2. c) Flight reservation, tour packages, transportation, and hotel reservation
  3. a) ASITA
  4. c) Yogyakarta
  5. d) Custom holidays
  6. d) Cultural tours
  7. b) IATA
  8. c) By organizing customized itineraries
  9. b) Nationwide network
  10. a) Electronic ticketing

M1: Vocabularies

Exercise

It’s usually a great idea to travel with a good map so you don’t get lost. The Great Pyramids of Egypt and the Eiffel Tower in Paris are very famous landmarks. I always buy lots of souvenirs when I travel because I like to remember the places I’ve traveled to. What time does our flight leave, or depart? When will you get there, or arrive? Where can I buy a train ticket? Last month, when I was in Vienna, I sent my grandmother a postcard of the city. Our flight leaves from Gate 43, but I don’t know where Gate 43 is. Let’s ask at the information desk. My family and I are flying to Taiwan tomorrow, so we need to go to the international airport. Millions of tourists visit the Great Wall of China every year. The way my face looks changes as I get older, so I need to get a new passport every ten years. Don’t forget to bring everything you need in your luggage. We’ll be traveling for two weeks. Should we travel with a tour group and take our cameras when we sightsee around the country? Did you enjoy your trip to Dubai? After we arrive in Berlin, we’ll check in at a nice hotel and get some rest. 

Vocabulary quiz

1.B) A prearranged tour including transportation, accommodation, and guided tours.

2. B) Fatigue and disorientation from crossing different time zones.

3. B) Protection against unexpected events or emergencies during travel.

4. C) Visa.

5. D) A voyage on a ship for pleasure.

6. B) Engaging fully in and experiencing the local culture.

7. C) An expedition to observe or hunt animals in their natural habitat.

8. A) A vacation spent exploring local tourist attractions.

9. D) A place of interest that draws visitors.

10. A) A document allowing someone to board a plane.

M1: Writing

Writing practice 2

Some people think it’s a good idea to travel on holiday but other people think it’s (1) better to stay at home. I (2) believe that it’s better to travel on holiday. In this (3) paragraph I will give you three excellent reasons for my (4) opinion. First of all, you can’t learn many things when you just stay at home. For (5) example, last year I (6) flew to Iceland on holiday and I learned many things about Icelandic culture. Secondly, you might not make many new (7) friends if you stay at home all the time. (8) However, you will probably meet lots of new people when you travel. Last year, for example, I (9) made three new friends while I was in Iceland. (10) Finally, when you stay at home on holiday, you will probably feel very (11) bored . It’s just not fun! On the other hand, travel is exciting! You never know what you will see or who you will meet! For all these (12) reasons, I think it’s better to travel on holiday. What do you think?

Modul-2: At Immigration Officer

M2: Listening

Listening 1

 Immigration wasn’t really a problem a long time ago. Many countries welcomed immigrants because they needed workers. The USA, Australia and Canada encouraged millions of people to come and live in their countries.

Today, however, immigration is becoming a problem. Many countries are trying to control immigration. At election time, it is a major issue.

Immigration today is big business. More and more people from poor countries want to live in rich countries. It is easier to travel nowadays because of cheap transport and more open borders.

People risk their lives to get the chance of starting a new life in a rich country. This can cause anger in the countries immigrants go to. It is an issue that will be with us forever, I think.

Listening 2

  1. 1.      c. Business and pleasure
  2. 2.      b. At a hotel
  3. 3.      b. More than four days
  4. 4.      c. CD player, clothing, and books
  5. 5.      c. She was born in that country.

Listening 3

  1. b. He is flying to Stockholm

2.  a. Yes, the flight has been delayed.

3.  b. At 6:00
4.  a. Yes, he has one bag to check-in.
5.  a. Yes, he has one bag to carry on.
6.  a. Yes, he does.

7.  c. From gate B20

8. c. The flight board at 5:30

M2: Language Usage

Exercise: Polite Questions

  1. Can you tell me where you live?
  2. They won’t attend this business, will they?
  3. I wonder if you like chocolate or not.
  4. Excuse me, what time is the flight?
  5. Excuse me, could you help me with my immigration form?
  6. Do you know how long Mark has been working abroad?
  7. May I make a suggestion?
  8. Excuse me, do you know when the next flight start?

M2: Vocabulary

Vocabularies Exercise 1

  1. Passport
  2. Ticket
  3. Passport
  4. e-ticket
  5. Window seat
  6. Aisle seat
  7. Aisle seat
  8. Luggage
  9. Suitcase
  10. Conveyor belt
  11. Luggage
  12. Boarding pass

 Vocabularies Exercise 2

  1. a. Travel Agency
  1. b. Passport
  2. b. Ticket
  3. d. Tourist tax
  4. c. Visa

Vocabularies Exercise 3

  1. Book
  2. Must
  3. Trip
  4. Peak
  5. Insurance

M2: Reading

Reading Activity 1

  1. F
  2. T
  3. F
  4. T
  5. T
  1. B
  2. D
  3. A
  4. D
  5. B

Reading Activity 2

  1. T
  2. F
  3. T
  4. F
  5. T
  1. B
  2. D
  3. D
  4. D
  5. C

Modul-3: At The Airport

M3: Listening

Listening 1

M1: Morning, madam. May I see your passport, please?
F1: Yes, of course. Here you are.
M1: Mrs M McDonald, travelling alone.
F1: That’s right.
M1: Fine. Do you have your e-booking confirmation?
F1: Yes, er, here it is.
M1: Mm hm, that’s all fine. One moment, please (typing). Do you have any luggage, other    than hand luggage?
F1: Yes, there’s this case.
M1: On the scales, please.
F1: (grunts) There you are.
M1: OK, that’s just inside the permitted weight allowance. Did you pack your bag yourself?
F1: Yes.
M1: And have you left it unattended at any time before or since arriving at the airport?
F1: Er, no, I don’t think so.
M1: Have you seen the list of prohibited items for hand luggage?
F1: Yes, I’ve just got one small bottle of perfume. It’s under 100 milliliters I’m sure.
M1: I see. You might have to show that at the security check.
F1: Oh.
M1: Now, would you prefer an aisle seat or a window seat?
F1: Aisle, please, and as near the front as possible.
M1: Mm hm (typing). I can give you K3, on the aisle.
F1: Oh, that’s fine, thank you.

Listening 2

  1. 2 people
  2. Flight 2 for 8
  3. Atlantic City
  4. four (4)
  5. five minutes

Listening 3

Clerk : Good afternoon. Where are you flying today?
Passenger : I am flying from Stockholm.
Clerk : May I see your passport, please?
Passenger: Yes. Here you are … Do you need to see my boarding pass?
Clerk: No, I don’t. Unfortunately, your flight has been delayed. It’s now schedule to depart at 6. pm.
Passenger : Oh well. That’s not to bed.
Clerk : I’m sorry for the inconvenience.
Passenger : That’s OK.
Clerk : Are you checking in any bag today?
Passenger : Yes I have one bag to check and one bag to carry on.
Clerk : Have you left your bag unattended at any time?
Passenger : No, I always have my bag with me.
Clerk : OK, That’s good .. Right now you have a middle seat. Would you prefer a window seat or an aisle seat?
Passenger : Er … an aisle, please.
Clerk : OK, Here’s a new boarding pass and your bagged claim.
Passenger : Thanks.
Clerk : Go through security and your flight to Stockholm will depart from gate B25. The Flight board at 5.30.
Passenger : gate B25. OK. Thank you.

M3: Reading

Questions 1

  1. T
  2. F
  3. T
  4. F
  5. F
  1. b. Ngurahrai International Airport is the most crowded airport in Indonesia that has many facilities.
  2. a. Many food courts serve halal-friendly food.
  3. c. Outside the airport
  4. d. Deficient
  5. d. Passengers can purchase the best perfumes and cosmetics, chocolates, jewelry, bags, fashion items, sweets, eyeglasses, sun glasses and soft toys.

Questions 2

  1. F
  2. T
  3. F
  4. T
  5. T

1. d. Changi airport’s achievements
2. c. Asiana Airlines
3. a. Changi airport
4. c. The sixth busiest airport by international passenger traffic in the world in 2019.
5. d. Accomplish

Questions 3

  1. b) GA328 to Surabaya
  2. c) Stow it underneath the seat in front of them or in an overhead bin
  3. b) Read the special instructions card carefully
  4. b) Smoking
  5. a) Switch them off

M3: Vocabulary

Exercise 1

  1. Once you check-in, you will have to pass through security where they will check your passport and your hand luggage. You will also need to walk through a metal detector, which will check for illegal items.
  2. At international airports, there is duty free shopping, where you can buy goods without paying taxes.
  3. Once a plane lands, passengers usually go to The Baggage claim, which is the area where you pick up your baggage after a flight is called.
  4. A boarding pass is a printed card, which you must have to get on the plane.
  5. A flight attendant is a man or woman who provides service for passengers during a flight.

Exercise 2

When you go to the airport, you first need to find your airline. Find your airline, then go to the check-in counter. For international flights, you are required to present your passport, but for domestic flights only a photo ID is required. When you booked your ticket, you probably got a confirmation number. You should show this too, just in case. The airline agent will ask if you want to check luggage or if you only have carry-on luggage. You should check your large luggage, but you can carry smaller suitcases on the plane. After the agent gives you your boarding passes, you can go through security.

Exercise 3

  1. wallet
  2. flight
  3. page
  4. gate
  5. bags
  6. money
  7. bottle
  8. pass
  9. delayed
  10. mobile

Exercise 4

  1. c. i’m flying
  2. b. e-ticket
  3. a. aisle
  4. b. two bags
  5. c. extra

Modul-4: At The Hotel

M4: Listening

Listening Exercise 1

  1. to change 
  2. the reservation
  3. tell
  4. want to
  5. anything else
  6. the check-out
  7. fully booked
  8. available
  9. one more
  10. the non-smoking
  11. type of room
  12. arrive on

Listening Exercise 2

  1. help
  2. to book
  3. available
  4. be staying
  5. kind of
  6. a single bed
  7. a hairdryer
  8. breakfast
  9. room service
  10. not include
  11. take
  12. around
  13. assistance
  14. forward

M4: Language Usage

Grammar Exercise: There is and There are

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

M4: Vocabulary

Vocabulary exercise 1

  1. C
  1. D
  2. B
  3. D
  4. B
  5. A
  6. B
  7. C

Vocabulary Exercise 2

  1. D
  2. K
  3. A
  4. M
  5. H.
  6. C
  7. L
  8. I
  9. B
  10. G
  11. J
  12. N
  13. F
  14. E
  15. O

Vocabulary Exercise 3

1. single room

2. double room

3. twin room

4. family room

5. dormitory

6. bunk beds

7. reception

8. key

9. advance

10. vacancies

Vocabulary Exercise 4

  1. B
  1. C
  2. C
  3. B
  4. C
  5. C
  6. A
  7. C
  8. B
  9. C

Vocabulary Exercise 5

Type of Accommodation

1. Bed and breakfast

2. Guest houses

3. Villas

4. Apartments

5. Motels

6. Hostels

Facilities and Service

1. Private parking

2. Breakfast included

3. Airport shuttle

4. 24-hour reception

5. Laundry

6. Free WiFi

7. Fitness center

Room Facilities

1. Private bathroom

2. Shared bathroom

3. Coffee / tea maker

4. Air conditioning

5. Sea view

6. Panoramic views of the city

7. Flatscreen TV

M4: Reading

Reading Activity 1

  1. T
  2. T
  3. F
  4. F
  5. F
  1. D
  1. A
  2. B
  3. C
  4. B

Reading Activity 2

  1. T
  2. F
  3. F
  4. F
  5. F
  1. A
  2. C
  3. C
  4. D
  5. A

Modul-5: At The Restaurant

M5: Listening

Listening 1

  1. b. a double cheese burger
  2. c. banana cake
  3. a. apple juice
  4. a. 8.37

Listening 2

  1. a. 80
  2. a. soccer
  3. a. 60
  4. c.chocolates
  5. a. 290.30

M5: Reading

Reading Activity 1

  1. F
  2. T
  3. F
  4. F
  5. T
  1. d. Favorite restaurant
  2. c. Teriyaki Restaurant
  3. c. It provides dine-in and take-away service.
  4. b. Teriyaki Restaurant
  5. a. Mean

Reading Activity 2

  1. F
  2. T
  3. T
  4. F
  5. T
  1. c. The tips to find halal food in Japan
  2. a. Halal Navi Japan
  3. c. go to one of halal institutions
  4. a. various
  5. c. Muslim tourists

M5: Vocabulary

Vocabulary Exercise 1

  1. a. before a meal.
  2. b. a straw
  3. d. takes your money
  4. a. shopping mall
  5. b. paper
  6. c. put food in it
  7. c. a cup of coffee
  8. d. a restaurant table
  9. a. McDonald’s
  10. b. white

Vocabulary Exercise 2

  1. Cutlery (d) – Knives, forks, and spoons
  2. Starter (g) – The first course of the meal
  3. Main Course (a) – The main part of the meal
  4. Side Dish (f) – A small portion of food that you eat with the main meal
  5. Dessert (c) – The last course of the meal
  6. Vegetarian option (e) – Dishes suitable for people who don’t eat meat, fish, or seafood
  7. Vegan option (b) – Dishes suitable for people who don’t eat meat, fish, dairy, or any other animal products
  8. Menu (h) – A printed list that the restaurant serves
  9. Set Menu (j) – A list of dishes you can order together
  10. Napkin (i) – A cloth or folded piece of soft paper that you use to mop up split food

Vocabulary Exercise 3

1. Are you ready to order?

2. The soup of the day is “Cream of Broccoli.”

3. Our specials are listed on the board.

4. I recommend the vegetarian chili.

5. We can substitute the bacon for cheese, if you like.

6. I’ll be right back with your drinks.

7. This meal consists of three courses – soup, the main course, and dessert.

8. The chicken comes with your choice of rice or potatoes.

9. I’m sorry, we’re fully booked right now.

10. If you would like, you can wait at the bar until a table comes up.

Vocabulary exercise 4

Waiter: Hello, can i help you?.

Kim: Yes, I’d like to have some lunch.

Waiter: Would you like a starter?

Kim: Yes, I’d like a bowl of chicken soup, please.

Waiter: And what would you like for your main course?

Kim: I’d like a grilled cheese sandwich.

Waiter: Would you like anything to drink?

Kim: Yes, I’d like a glass of Coke, please

Waiter: Would Pepsi be OK? We don’t have Coke.

Kim: That would be fine.

Waiter: (After Kim has her lunch.) Can I bring you anything else?

Kim: No. thank you. Just the bill.

Waiter: Certainly.

Kim: I don’t have my glasses. How much is lunch?

Waiter: That’s $6.75.

Kim: Here you are. Thank you very much.

Waiter: You’re welcome. Have a good day.

Kim: Thank you. Same to you.

Modul-6: At Shopping Center

M6: Listening

Listening Exercise 1

  1. a. They are having a sale
  2. d. In thirty minutes
  3. c. Shoes and sweaters
  4. c. Sweater

Listening Exercise 2

  1. a. a present for her father
  2. b. $ 40.95
  3. b. There isn’t a place to put pictures.
  4. b. There isn’t a place to put pictures.
  5. a. $10.00
  6. b. a tie

M6: Reading

Reading Activity 1

  1. F
  2. T
  3. F
  4. T
  5. T
  1. c. The tips for getting the best prices.
  2. d. Ruin
  3. a. Build
  4. b. You have to bargain the price forcefully.
  5. d. Maintain your cool and state today’s price at the supermarket or yesterday’s price from the market.

Reading Activity 2

  1. The Shops at Columbus Circle is an inferior shopping center in Time Warner Center. (F)
  2. There is no restaurant at Columbus Circle. (F)
  3. Michelin 3-star is New York’s most expensive restaurant. (T)
  4. Whole foods closed its liquor operations at Columbus Circle in 2006. (F)
  5. Space previously used for liquor now sells cotton / hemp ECO from Whole Foods clothing. (T)
  1. c. Columbus circle in New York
  2. c. East Coast Williams Sonoma
  3. d. Masa
  4. b. Because Whole Foods broke New York’s liquor licensing law
  5. d. Space previously used for liquor now sells cotton / hemp ECO from Whole Foods clothing

M6: Vocabulary

Vocabulary Exercise 2

  1. The place in a supermarket where you pay, is the cashier
  2. The place that you walk through when you are picking items in a supermarket, is called an aisle.
  3. When you want to return something and get your money back, you ask for a refund.
  4. The things that people normally carry their shopping inside, when they are in a shop, are shopping bags.
  5. A different way of saying discount, is sale.
  6. The number code you enter to confirm you’re the owner of a bank card, is a PIN.
  7. When you take something back to a shop you have bought because of a problem or you don’t want it, is return
  8. The piece of paper you receive after buying something is called the receipt.
  9. The people that work in a shop that aren’t managers are called salesperson.
  10. A shop will often do this when something you have bought from them is damaged or doesn’t work, exchange

Modul-7: At The Zoo

M7: Language Usage

Grammar Exercise

  1. What’s the best time of year to visit the zoo in your city?
  2. What are the most interesting things to see and do in the zoo?
  3. What’s the easiest way to travel around? What’s the fastest?
  4. What do you think is the most attractive tourism destination in the town?
  5. What’s the biggestzoo? What’s the smallest?

M7: Listening

Questions 1

1. panda

2. frog

3. gorilla

4. fish

5. penguin

6. horse

7. bear

8. rabbit

9. lion

10. elephant

Questions 2

  1. b
  2. b  
  3. b  
  4. b 
  5. b  
  6. b  
  7. c  
  8. b 
  9. c  
  10. b

M7: Reading

Reading Activity 1

  1. Ragunan Zoo is the largest animal park in the world. (F)
  2. The speciality Kid’s Park is a place to see great apes. (F)
  3. Ragunan zoo is one of the oldest zoos in the world. (T)
  4. Ragunan zoo is located in West Jakarta. (F)
  5. Ragunan is open every day. (F)

1. d. More than 400 species of animals

2. d. komodo dragons, orang-utans and the endangered Sumatran tiger

3. a. komodo dragons

4. c. 13 hectare

5. a. The specialty Kid’s Park is a place to see great apes.

Reading Activity 2

  1. Polar bears are the largest carnivorous land mammals on Earth. ( T )
  2. Female polar bears are much larger than the males. ( F )
  3. A newborn polar bear weighs about 1.5 pounds. ( F )
  4. Polar bears have a thick layer of fat below to trap heat. ( T )
  5. Most polar bears don’t nest, however all brown bears do. ( T )

1.b. Polar bears are the largest carnivorous land mammals on Earth.

2. b. up to 1000 pounds

3. d. The webbed feet

4. c. Because it helps the bear remain camouflaged

5. a. To present information about polar bears.

M7: Vocabulary

Exercise 2

1. went

2. wild

3. gorillas

4. elephants

5. lions

6. snakes

7. penguins

8. owls

9. giraffes

10. sharks

Modul-8: At The Beach

M8: Listening

Exercise

  1. Welcome to the weather forecast. Now, let’s see what the weather is like today.
    1. In the north of the country it’s very windy and cold. There is a  chance of some rain too, so don’t leave home without your umbrella!
    1. The temperature is around 10 degrees centigrade.
    1. In the east its rainy all day today, I’m afraid. There may be a thunderstorm in the afternoon. The temperature is a bit higher, at around 13 degrees.
  2. In the west and middle of the country the weather is dry but cloudy.
  3. The south of the country has the best  weather today. It’s cloudy most of the time but sunny this afternoon.

M8: Reading

Reading Activity 1

  1. Tanah Lot Temple was built by a brahman named DanghyangNiratha. (T)
  2. DanghyangNiratha had no spiritual power. (F)
  3. DanghyangNiratha used magic to move a large boulder to the middle of the beach. (T)
  4. The temple was guarded by the snake. (T)
  5. You can ask for youthful water in the eastern part of Tanah Lot Temple. (F)
  1. 1. a. The legend of Tanah Lot
  2. 2. d. Java
  3. 3. b. BendesaBeraban
  4. 4. c. DanghyangNiratha used his magic
  5. 5. b. There are youthful water in the western part of Tanah Lot

Reading Activity 2

  1. T
  2. T
  3. F
  4. T
  5. F

1. c. Malé

2. d. It’s located between the Arabian and Laccadive seas

3. a. Accessible

4. d. The Maldives

5. b. The island nation is warm and sunny year-round between November and April

M8: Vocabulary

Vocabulary Exercise 1

1. Could you please pass me one of the bottles of water from the cooler?

2. I’ve got sand in my shoes. I need to shake.

3. Hey you’ve already got a tan. Don’t stay in the sun any longer, or you’ll get sunburned.

4. Is that shirt wet or dry?

5. Hand me a towel. I need to dry off.

6. The waves are too big, and I’m afraid they’ll knock me down if I go into the water.

7. I’m going in for a swim.

8. I’d feel safer if there was a lifeguard around.

9. Jim’s a great surfer, but his surfboard isn’t very good.

10. Wear your sunglasses or you’ll hurt your eyes.

Vocabulary exercise 2

Tanjung Benoa is a beach town. It is located at the elite area in Nusa Dua Bali. There it is situated with the view of the sea in Bali. On the north side, there are Benoa Harbour, Mertasari Recreation Park, and Serangan Island. The foreigners call it the turtle island, because it is used to breed the turtles.

At Tanjung Benoa Beach, tourists can have various activities, such as swimming, sailing, waterskiing, and surfing. Surfing is a water sport of riding waves that are coming towards the shore by standing or lying on a special board called a surfboard. It is a very enjoyable and an impressive sport. Most surfing lovers call it the most challenging water sport, as it needs skill, strength, as well as bravery. The others think that it is a very dangerous sport, as it fights against the dangerous waves of the sea.

Apart from swimming around the beach, snorkeling and diving are also kinds of water sports favored by the tourists. Through diving goggles, the beauty of Bali Marine Park can be viewed. Those who cannot dive can also enjoy the beauty of the marine park through the glass-bottomed motor boats that are specially provided for the tourists.

Vocabulary exercise 3

1. d. Yacht

2. b. Scuba

3. a. Palm tree

4. b. Dune

5. a. Beach buggy

Vocabulary exercise 4

1. b. fishing

2. a. speedboat racing

3. d. Scuba diving

4. b. water biking

5. c. surfing

Modul-9: At The City

M9: Listening

Listening Activity 1

  1. Post office
  2. Underground station
  3. Cinema
  4. Bus station

Listening Activity 2

  1. Bank
  2. Opposite
  3. Library
  4. East
  5. Bar is on the, West, South
  6. City hall is, Library
  7. The hospital is near the bus station
  8. The zoo is behind the post office
  9. The bowling alley is behind the bookstore
  10. The school is between the bust station and the police station.

Listening Activity 3

  1. T
  2. T
  3. F
  4. F
  5. T
  6. F
  7. T
  8. F
  9. T
  10. F

Modul-10: At The Museum

M10: Listening

Key answer

Listening  1

1. C 2. C 3. D 4. B 5. C 6. C 7. C 8. C 9. B 10. A

Listening  2

1. A 2. B  3. B  4. A  5. C  6. D  7. D  8. C  9. C  10. C  

M10: Reading

Reading Activity 1

1. T 

2. T 

3. F 

4. F 

5. T 

6. F 

7. T 

8. F 

9. T 

10. T

Reading Activity 2

1. A 

2. B  

3. B  

4. B  

5. B  

6. B  

7. D  

8. B)   

9. C   

10. A  

M10: Language Usage

Exercise 1

1. F

2. T

3. T

4. F

5. T

6. F

7. T

8. T

9. F

10. T

M10: Vocabulary

Vocabulary Exercise

  1. c) Museum
  2. b) An object or collection of objects on display
  3. b) An object made by humans, typically of historical or cultural interest
  4. b) A person responsible for the care and interpretation of museum collections
  5. c) A public display of works of art or other items of interest
  6. b) The preservation and restoration of cultural heritage
  7. a) To provide commentary and information during a museum tour
  8. a) The price paid for entry to a museum
  9. b) Interactive
  10. c) The preservation of historical documents and records