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Student's Book
Paul A Davies
&
Tim Falla
OXFORD
UNIVERSITY PRESS
Contents
o
The circle of life
page 9
Reading
Part 1 Multiple choice
Vocabulary
Describing personality
Grammar
Talking about the
future
The Jim twins
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Wild
Part 3 Multiple matching
Dorn
t
e
r
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Describing natural
landscapes
Verb patterns
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What's so funny?
o
Inspired
page 33
Part 2 Gapped text
r:xtr m ad]eC't v
ill
Part 2 Gapped text
Films
When
tl
e mUoilC
takes you
Part 3 Multiple matching
Simple and continuous
tenses
Real or fake?
page 57
Impostors
Verbs connected with
speech
Reported speech
o
Journeys
o
I get the message
page 69
page 81
Part 1 Multiple choice
Travel
Coas. t
c
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t
Modal verbs. advice,
abIlity prohibltIon
and obligation
Part 3 Multiple matching
The verb
get
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A matter of taste
page 93
Part 2 Gapped text
Food
The great taste
sensatIOn
Part 1 Multiple choice
Ag'ilnst
1111
od Is
Speculating about the
present and past
Going to extremes
page 105
Compound adjectives
Relative clauses
fi
All in the mind
page 117
Part 2 Gapped text
d
Mental activities
Comparatlves and
superlatives
and become a genius
Part 1 Multiple choice
G
dqets and th
1I
Ma and machine
page 129
d
tl0
I
parts
Make a difference
page 141
Part 3 Multiple matching
Perfolming pro
:es";s
Achievement and
success
Causative verbs:
have,
make, let
and
get
Lead in
Review
at the end of every unit
Exam Overview
at the start of every unit
page 4
Listening
Part 4 Multiple choice
Speaking
Part 1
Use of English
Part 4 Key word
transformations
Vocabulary
Writing
Part 2 An
informal
letter
Using a dictionary
Part
2 Sentence
completion
Part 2
Part 2 Open cloze
Collective nouns
Part
1
A formal email
Part 1 Multiple choice
Parts 3 and 4
Part 1 Multiple-choice
cloze
Phra aI verb with
put
Part 2 A story
Part 1 Multiple choice
Part 2
Part 2 Open cloze
Phrasal verbs with
take
Part 2 A review
Part 4 Multiple choice
Part 1
Part 3 Word formation
Idioms connected
with speech
Part 2 An essay
Part
1 Multiple choice
Part 3
Part 4 Key word
transformations
Idioms with
come
and
go
Part 1
An
informal
email
Part 3 Multiple matching
Parts 3 and 4
Part 1 Multiple-choice
cloze
Phra al verb
Part
1
An
informal
email
Part 3 Multiple matching
Parts 3 and 4
Part 3 Word formation
Word pairs
Part 2 A
report
Part 2 Sentence
completion
Part 2
Part 4 Key word
transformations
Body idioms
Part 1 A letter
Part 3 Multiple matching
Part
2
Part 3 Word formation
Expressions with
mind
Part
1
A letter
Part 4 Multiple choice
Parts 3 and 4
Part 2 Open cloze
Compound nouns
Part
1
A letter of
complaint
Part 2 Sentence
completion
Part 2
Part 1 Multiple-choice
cloze
Compound
adjectives
Part 2 An article
Appendix
page
153
Writing Guide
page
155
Grammar Reference
page
163
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Introduction
The
Cambridge English: First
(FCE) exam corresponds to Level Three
in the Cambridge ESOL five-level system.
It
also corresponds to the
Association of Language Teachers in Europe (ALTE) Level Three, and
Council of Europe level B2.
There are five papers in the examination, each worth 20% of the total
marks. To achieve a passing grade (A, B or C) candidates must achieve
approximately 60% of the total marks available, or above. Candidates'
grades are based on the total score from all five papers and there is no
pass or fail grade for individual papers.
Paper 1 Reading (1 hour)
This paper
has three
parts, each with a text or texts and comprehension
questions. There are 30 questions in total.
The texts may consist of several short pieces, and the length of each text
may be between 550-700 words.
The texts are taken from newspapers, magazines, reports, fiction,
advertisements,
leaflets,
brochures, etc.
Part
1
Number of items
8
What you do
What it tests
How to do it
Choose the best answer from four
option multiple-choice questions.
Decide where sentences belong
in
a
text.
Match prompts from a list to
elements in a text.
Your understanding of a text
and opinions expressed in it.
Your understanding of
text
structure
and
development.
Your ability to find specific
information.
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7
page 94
3
15
page 22
Mar
One mark for each correct answer to the multiple-matching tasks.
Two marks for each correct answer to the multiple-choice and gapped text tasks.
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Exam Overview
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