Keys to Text 5

Ex.5. 3 a)

contemplate	contemplative	import	importable
disrupt	disruptive	diversify	diversified
supply	supplied	question	questionable
feud	feudal	cohere	coherent

Ex.5. 3 b)

1. The project includes of a set of multiple, diversified measures aimed at promoting a consistent, integrated approach to energy supply and demand.

2. At times, without my insisting on it, my writings become coherent; the successive elements that occur to me are clearly related.

3. In fact, the serfs were almost like slaves to the feudal lord.

4. A disruptive innovation is an innovation that disrupts an existing market.

5. Many cars destined for the US market do not meet Canadian safety standards (especially newer ones), and are therefore not importable at all.

6. He a contemplative actor that quietly observes people and the world around him.

7. It is questionable whether the expenditure on this project is justified or not.

8. The new terrorists are also better supplied and more highly educated than their precursors.

Ex.5. 4 a)

diversify	its energy supplies
to disrupt	supplies
had been feuding	over gas and oil prices
work	with biofuels
to secure the interests	of consumers
play the game	on their terms
to use energy	as a political tool

Ex .5. 4 b)

6. Many raw milk producers are opposing new dairy standards set to take effect this week in California, saying they could disrupt supplies of raw milk.

7. The Third world countries are too economically weak to play the game on their terms.

8. Greek Orthodox Church sued had been feuding over Jewish hold on Old City property.

9. As far as Simi Valley imports all of its drinking water, city officials are looking to diversify supplies while also encouraging residents to conserve.

10. The Arab summit meeting in Damascus will secure regional interests.

Keys to Text 6

Ex.6. 3 a)

correspond	correspondent	support	supporter
watch	watcher	publish	publisher
terrify	terrorist	host	host
worry	worrier	protect	protector

Ex.6. 3 b)

1. She is a legislator and former host of a police TV show.

2. I stand before you in the spirit of pure public service — not as a protector of the status quo, but as an agent of change.

3. There are no forbidden foods on weight watchers.

4. The University management team has extensive editorial and managerial experience with traditional publishers.

5. Ultra-sensitive to their environment and to the criticism of others, excessive worriers may see anything -- and anyone -- as a potential threat.

6. A correspondent or on-the-scene reporter is a journalist or commentator who contributes reports to a newspaper, or radio or television news, from a remote, often distant, location.

7. Of course, to Americans, the terrorist attack of 11 September 2001, is the most visible definition of terrorism and what a terrorist is.

8. President Barack Obama's profile page includes photos, events, posted items, wall posts and links to supporters and groups.

Ex.6. 4 a)

tougher security	checks
counter	terrorism official
details of	al-Qaeda internet presence
visa	waiver program
US Department of	Homeland Security
most prolific supporter of	violent Islamism
fully-fledged	al-Qaeda network
a posting	on a website
a password protected	internet site
psychological	warfare
waning	influence

Ex .6. 4 b)

1. The Government insists on tougher security checks carried out into the identity and background of transport personnel.

2. Travellers who qualify for visa free travel under the Visa Waiver Program are eligible to transit the United States

3. The senior United Nations counter-terrorism official held meetings with senior Pakistani officials in Islamabad today covering a range of critical issues in a bid to help the country better respond to the scourge.

4. The United States and its allies must pay more attention to 'psychological warfare' as they battle insurgents in Iraq and Afghanistan, an influential think-tank said on Wednesday.

5. The behaviour of the Afghan people is perhaps the most convincing indicator of the Taliban’s waning influence in southern Afghanistan