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B1 Listening
1D, 2D, 3B, 4C

The Delayed Games
1 innovation, 2 blend, 3 to be on the right track, 4 to spice sth up, 5 merchandise, 6 eternity, 7 obstacle, 8 javelin, 9 shot put

A Paintbox of Idioms
Purple prose: Prose means any writing that is not poetry, for example in fiction or journalism. Purple prose is writing that is “over written” – full of melodramatic language, bad metaphors and, often, a lot of clichés.
The pot calling the kettle black: This refers to one person accusing another of doing something wrong, when that person does it too.
Once in a blue moon: Very rarely, only occasionally.
Tickled pink: Very pleased.
To see things through rose-tinted spectacles: When you see things through rose-tinted spectacles, you are optimistic and always see things as better than they are.
Golden boy, golden girl: This means a favourite; someone loved and admired so much that people ignore their weaknesses – though usually only for a short period.
White lie: A small lie that does less harm than the truth.
Grey area: An area of uncertainty, especially in rules or ethics.
To paint the town red: To have a night of wild partying.
White elephant: Something that’s expensive, useless and hard to get rid of.

You Can’t Stop Me!
1 saboteur, 2 safes, 3 checkpoint, 4 logs, 5 daring, 6 sail, 7 prisoner-of-war camp, 8 escapees, 9 body

Word Spiral
From the centre:
107-102 decade 101-96 tonnes 95-90 bistro 89-84 pedalo 83-79 belle 78-74 wordy 73-70 help 69-63 mission 62-56 illicit 55-50 crates 49-45 pupil 44-41 Utah 40-35 common 34-31 even 30-24 ordains 23-16 obsesses 15-9 soprano 8-1 stressed
From the outside:
1-7 dessert 8-12 Sonar 13-21 possesses 22-27 Bosnia 28-32 drone 33-37 venom 38-42 mocha 43-47 tulip 48-52 upset 53-58 arctic 59-66 Illinois 67-72 simple 73-77 hydro 78-81 well 82-86 ebola 87-93 deports 94-98 Ibsen 99-103 noted 104-107 aced

Compelling Canada
1 St John’s, 2 Sivanitirutinguak, 3 Moraine Lake, 4 The CN Tower in Toronto, 5 Stanley Park in Vancouver, 6 Inuksuk Point

Class of 2021: Practise Phrasal Verbs
1B, 2C, 3A, 4D, 5I, 6G, 7F, 8H, 9E

The World’s Weirdest Theme Parks: Dickens World
1 of, 2 than, 3 that / which, 4 between, 5 as, 6 if, 7 to

Cooliosities
1 petri dish, 2 relatable, 3 redevelopment, 4 planning permission, 5 light pollution, 6 noticeable, 7 (to) worship, 8 greed

Crazy English Competitions
World Pea-Shooting Championship
1 have heard, 2 needed, 3 decided, 4 would be / was, 5 takes, 6 compete, 7 are allowed, 8 provided, 9 has been won
Lawnmower Racing
1 be, 2 to, 3 were, 4 it, 5 a, 6 from, 7 the, 8 Each / Every, 9 of, 10 can, 11 goes, 12 for, 13 are