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APPENDIX I
Speaking references
SPEAKING FRAMES.
Speaking. part 1 (2 minuteS (3 minuteS for groupS of three).
Interlocutor:
Good morning / afternoon / evening.
First of all, we’d like to ask some questions: Is society different for rich
and poor, young and old, men and women, etc? What are the differences
between society today and 50 years ago?
Speaking. part 2 (approximately 4 minuteS (6 minuteS for groupS
of three.)
Now look at all the pictures.
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APPENDIX I
I’d like you to imagine that a magazine is planning an article on how
dance is changing. These pictures will be used to accompany the article.
Talk together about different aspects of the changes in dance, as shown in
these pictures.
You have three minutes to talk about this. (4 minutes for groups of three).
Speaking. part 3. (approximately 10 minuteS)
A.
Interlocutor: Now, in this part of the test you’re each going to talk on
your own for about two minutes. You need to listen while your partner is
speaking because you’ll be asked to comment afterwards.
So (Candidate A), I’m going to give you a card with a question written
on it and I’d like you to tell us what you think. There are also some ideas on
the card for you to use if you like.
All right? Here is your card.
Please let (Candidate B) see your card. Remember (Candidate A), you
have about two minutes to talk before we join in.
[Allow up to 10 seconds before saying, if necessary: Would you like to
begin now?]
Interlocutor: Ask one of the following questions to Candidate B.
• Have you ever negotiated with someone?
• Can you give some examples of situations where negotiation is com-
mon?
• Do you find negotiation easy or difficult? Why?
Invite Candidate A to join in by selecting one of the following prompts:
• What do you think?
• Do you agree?
• How about you?
Candidates: …
Interlocutor: Thank you.
Task a. What qualities do you think good negotiators need?
• listening skill;
• ability to persuade others;
• preparation and planning skill.
B.
Interlocutor:
Now (Candidate B), it’s your turn to be given a question. Here is your
card.
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Please let (Candidate A) see your card. Remember (Candidate B), you
have about two minutes to tell us what you think, and there are some ideas
on the card for you to use if you like. All right?
[Allow up to 10 seconds before saying, if necessary: Would you like to
begin now?]
Interlocutor: Thank you.
Ask one of the following questions to Candidate A.
What are some potential benefits of negotiation?
What are some potential risks or drawbacks of negotiation?
Do cultural differences affect negotiation? How?
Invite Candidate B to join in by selecting one of the following prompts:
• What do you think?
• Do you agree?
• How about you?
Candidates: ...
Interlocutor: Thank you. This is the end of the speaking part.
Task b. What are some common goals of negotiation?
• to reach win-win scenarios;
• to explore interests;
• to brainstorm creative creative solutions.
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APPENDIX II
Individual reading and home watching
INDIVIDUAL READING LIST:
1. Jane Austen. Pride and Prejudice.
2. Charles Dickens. A Christmas Carol.
3. Charlotte Brontë. Jane Eyre.
4. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Sherlock Holmes.
5. Daniel Defoe. Robinson Crusoe.
6. Edgar Allan Poe. The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket.
7. William Thackeray. Vanity Fair.
8. Jerome K Jerome. Three Men in a Boat.
9. Theodore Dreiser. Sister Carrie.
10. Jack London. The Call of the Wild.
11. D. H. Lawrence. Sons and Lovers.
12. W. Somerset Maugham. Of Human Bondage.
13. F. Scott Fitzgerald. The Great Gatsby.
14. Ernest Hemingway. The Sun Also Rises.
15. Harper Lee. To Kill a Mockingbird.
16. Agatha Christie. Lord Edgware Dies.
17. Agatha Christie. Murder on the Orient Express.
18. J. Fowles. French Lieutenant’s Woman.
19. J. Galsworthy. The Forsyte Saga.
20. Toni Morrison. Beloved.
21. David Foster Wallace. The Broom of the System.
22. Charles Frazier. Cold Mountain.
23. Nicholas Sparks. Safe Haven.
24. Julian Barnes. The Sense of an Ending.
25. Ian McEwan. Atonement.
26. JoJo Moyes. Me Before You.
27. Zadie Smith. White Teeth.
28. Jane Austen. Sense and Sensibility.
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29. Sophie Kinsella.Can You Keep a Secret?
30. W. Somerset Maugham. Theatre.
HOME WATCHING LIST:
• Children who built Victorian Britain (2015)
• Big Tech stole our data while democracy slept (2019)
• Blade Runner (1982)
• The Net (1995)
• Enemy of the State (1998)
• I, Robot (2004)
• Minority Report (2002)
• Wag the Dog (1997)
• All the President’s Men (1976)
• Dave (1993)
• Truman Show (1998)
APPENDIX II
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Phrasal verbs and their derivatives
APPENDIX III
back down vs. backdown
back up vs. backup
blow out vs. blowout
blow up vs. blow-up, blowup
break away vs. breakaway
break down vs. breakdown
break out vs. breakout
break up vs. breakup
build up vs. buildup
buy in vs. buy-in
buy out vs. buyout
call back vs. callback
cash in vs. cash-in
cash out vs. cashout
catch up vs. catch-up
change over vs. changeover
check in vs. check-in
check out vs. checkout
check up vs. checkup
claw back vs. clawback
close in vs. close-in
cut out vs. cut-out, cutout
drive by vs. drive-by
drop off vs.drop-off
drop out vs. dropout
fall back vs. fallback
fall off vs. falloff
fill out vs. fill-out
fix up vs. fix-up
fly by vs. flyby
fly over vs. flyover
get away vs. getaway
give back vs. giveback
go ahead vs. go-ahead
hand out vs. handout
hold back vs. holdback
knock off vs. knockoff
let down vs. letdown
live in vs. live-in
lock down vs. lockdown
log in vs. log-in, login
log off vs. log-off or logoff
look in vs. look-in
look up vs. lookup
look out vs. look-out
make do vs. make-do
mix up vs. mix-up
opt out vs. opt-out
pay off vs. pay-off, payoff
phase out vs. phase-out
rip off vs. rip-off, ripoff
run about vs. runabout
run around vs. runaround
run up vs. run-up
sell off vs. sell-off
set aside vs. set-aside
set back vs. setback
set up vs. setup
sign in vs. sign-in
sign on vs. sign-on
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