Focus 2 Consumer Society Revision

REVISIONUNIT 7

Let's practice1 businessperson, employee, company director, entrepreneur 2 trader, entrepreneur, customer, investor 3 scruffy, cotton, cashmere, silk 4 smart, fashionable, original, denim 5 butcher’s, stationer’s, baker’s, greengrocer’s. Choose the odd one out in each group

Let's practice1 businessperson, employee, company director, entrepreneur 2 trader, entrepreneur, customer, investor 3 scruffy, cotton, cashmere, silk 4 smart, fashionable, original, denim 5 butcher’s, stationer’s, baker’s, greengrocer’s. Choose the odd one out in each group

Let's practice1 businessperson, employee, company director, entrepreneur 2 trader, entrepreneur, customer, investor 3 scruffy, cotton, cashmere, silk 4 smart, fashionable, original, denim 5 butcher’s, stationer’s, baker’s, greengrocer’s. Choose the odd one out in each group

Let's practice1 businessperson, employee, company director, entrepreneur 2 trader, entrepreneur, customer, investor 3 scruffy, cotton, cashmere, silk 4 smart, fashionable, original, denim 5 butcher’s, stationer’s, baker’s, greengrocer’s. Choose the odd one out in each group

Let's practice1 businessperson, employee, company director, entrepreneur 2 trader, entrepreneur, customer, investor 3 scruffy, cotton, cashmere, silk 4 smart, fashionable, original, denim 5 butcher’s, stationer’s, baker’s, greengrocer’s. Choose the odd one out in each group

Let's practice1 businessperson, employee, company director, entrepreneur 2 trader, entrepreneur, customer, investor 3 scruffy, cotton, cashmere, silk 4 smart, fashionable, original, denim 5 butcher’s, stationer’s, baker’s, greengrocer’s. Choose the odd one out in each group

1 Stanley has saved half of his _____________for a new computer. EARN 2 A modern water park was built last year, which was the best _________________in our city. INVEST 3 I don’t use any cash. All my _____________are made by credit card. PAY 4 What company is the largest _______________of personal computers in the world? PRODUCE 5 This shop has had a for _______________ two weeks. SELL 6 The factory tried to keep some ________________ by offering them more money. EMPLOYComplete the sentences with the correct form of the words in capitals.

1 Stanley has saved half of his _____________for a new computer. EARN 2 A modern water park was built last year, which was the best _________________in our city. INVEST 3 I don’t use any cash. All my _____________are made by credit card. PAY 4 What company is the largest _______________of personal computers in the world? PRODUCE 5 This shop has had a for _______________ two weeks. SELL 6 The factory tried to keep some ________________ by offering them more money. EMPLOYComplete the sentences with the correct form of the words in capitals.earnings

1 Stanley has saved half of his _____________for a new computer. EARN 2 A modern water park was built last year, which was the best _________________in our city. INVEST 3 I don’t use any cash. All my _____________are made by credit card. PAY 4 What company is the largest _______________of personal computers in the world? PRODUCE 5 This shop has had a for _______________ two weeks. SELL 6 The factory tried to keep some ________________ by offering them more money. EMPLOYComplete the sentences with the correct form of the words in capitals.earningsinvestment

1 Stanley has saved half of his _____________for a new computer. EARN 2 A modern water park was built last year, which was the best _________________in our city. INVEST 3 I don’t use any cash. All my _____________are made by credit card. PAY 4 What company is the largest _______________of personal computers in the world? PRODUCE 5 This shop has had a for _______________ two weeks. SELL 6 The factory tried to keep some ________________ by offering them more money. EMPLOYComplete the sentences with the correct form of the words in capitals.earningsinvestmentpayments

1 Stanley has saved half of his _____________for a new computer. EARN 2 A modern water park was built last year, which was the best _________________in our city. INVEST 3 I don’t use any cash. All my _____________are made by credit card. PAY 4 What company is the largest _______________of personal computers in the world? PRODUCE 5 This shop has had a for _______________ two weeks. SELL 6 The factory tried to keep some ________________ by offering them more money. EMPLOYComplete the sentences with the correct form of the words in capitals.earningsinvestmentpaymentsproducer

1 Stanley has saved half of his _____________for a new computer. EARN 2 A modern water park was built last year, which was the best _________________in our city. INVEST 3 I don’t use any cash. All my _____________are made by credit card. PAY 4 What company is the largest _______________of personal computers in the world? PRODUCE 5 This shop has had a for _______________ two weeks. SELL 6 The factory tried to keep some ________________ by offering them more money. EMPLOYComplete the sentences with the correct form of the words in capitals.earningsinvestmentpaymentsproducersale

1 Stanley has saved half of his _____________for a new computer. EARN 2 A modern water park was built last year, which was the best _________________in our city. INVEST 3 I don’t use any cash. All my _____________are made by credit card. PAY 4 What company is the largest _______________of personal computers in the world? PRODUCE 5 This shop has had a for _______________ two weeks. SELL 6 The factory tried to keep some ________________ by offering them more money. EMPLOYComplete the sentences with the correct form of the words in capitals.earningsinvestmentpaymentsproducersaleemployees

Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first.

Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first. arepaid

Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first. arepaidhasbeen grown

Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first. arepaidhasbeen grown have been sold

Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first. arepaidhasbeen grown have been soldare kept

Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first. arepaidhasbeen grown have been soldare keptwere painted

Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first. arepaidhasbeen grown have been soldare keptwere paintedwasopened

Read the text and choose the correct answer, A, B or C

Read the text and choose the correct answer, A, B or C

Read the text and choose the correct answer, A, B or C

Read the text and choose the correct answer, A, B or C

Read the text and choose the correct answer, A, B or C

Read the text and choose the correct answer, A, B or C

Read the text and choose the correct answer, A, B or C

Read the text and choose the correct answer, A, B, C or D1 The writer: A is a British tourist to the USA. B is an American tourist to the UK. C runs a shop in the high street. D lives in Blackburn. 2 What did the writer fi nd out about the high street? A It is the central part of every British town. B Every high street looks the same. C Most town sellers have their shops there. D You can’t have a fast food meal there. 3 High street fashion refers to: A the most popular clothes. B clothes on special offer. C good quality brands. D very expensive clothes. 4 In the text, the writer: A gives the reasons for the differences between British and American English. B invites people to go shopping in the high street. C encourages towns to take part in the competition for the Best High Street. D shares his/her discoveries about British culture

Read the text and choose the correct answer, A, B, C or D1 The writer: A is a British tourist to the USA. B is an American tourist to the UK. C runs a shop in the high street. D lives in Blackburn. 2 What did the writer fi nd out about the high street? A It is the central part of every British town. B Every high street looks the same. C Most town sellers have their shops there. D You can’t have a fast food meal there. 3 High street fashion refers to: A the most popular clothes. B clothes on special offer. C good quality brands. D very expensive clothes. 4 In the text, the writer: A gives the reasons for the differences between British and American English. B invites people to go shopping in the high street. C encourages towns to take part in the competition for the Best High Street. D shares his/her discoveries about British culture

Read the text and choose the correct answer, A, B, C or D1 The writer: A is a British tourist to the USA. B is an American tourist to the UK. C runs a shop in the high street. D lives in Blackburn. 2 What did the writer fi nd out about the high street? A It is the central part of every British town. B Every high street looks the same. C Most town sellers have their shops there. D You can’t have a fast food meal there. 3 High street fashion refers to: A the most popular clothes. B clothes on special offer. C good quality brands. D very expensive clothes. 4 In the text, the writer: A gives the reasons for the differences between British and American English. B invites people to go shopping in the high street. C encourages towns to take part in the competition for the Best High Street. D shares his/her discoveries about British culture

Read the text and choose the correct answer, A, B, C or D1 The writer: A is a British tourist to the USA. B is an American tourist to the UK. C runs a shop in the high street. D lives in Blackburn. 2 What did the writer fi nd out about the high street? A It is the central part of every British town. B Every high street looks the same. C Most town sellers have their shops there. D You can’t have a fast food meal there. 3 High street fashion refers to: A the most popular clothes. B clothes on special offer. C good quality brands. D very expensive clothes. 4 In the text, the writer: A gives the reasons for the differences between British and American English. B invites people to go shopping in the high street. C encourages towns to take part in the competition for the Best High Street. D shares his/her discoveries about British culture

Read the text and choose the correct answer, A, B, C or D1 The writer: A is a British tourist to the USA. B is an American tourist to the UK. C runs a shop in the high street. D lives in Blackburn. 2 What did the writer fi nd out about the high street? A It is the central part of every British town. B Every high street looks the same. C Most town sellers have their shops there. D You can’t have a fast food meal there. 3 High street fashion refers to: A the most popular clothes. B clothes on special offer. C good quality brands. D very expensive clothes. 4 In the text, the writer: A gives the reasons for the differences between British and American English. B invites people to go shopping in the high street. C encourages towns to take part in the competition for the Best High Street. D shares his/her discoveries about British culture