Unit 4

Unit 4 Extra practice: Key

6 A lot
7 a little
1 Words to be circled:
2 2 number
TRADITIONAL – HIPHOP – SOUL – ROCK – 3 a few
BLUES – RAP – JAZZ – COUNTRY – POP – FOLK – 4 loads of
REGGAE – CLASSICAL 5 hardly any
6 some
S E D A M S O F L I C
7 several
T R A D I T I O N A L
O R L S C I K L O N A 3 2 c
H I P H O P O K I C S 3 c
4 b
A H S O U L Y U R A S 5 c
S J A S N O T H E T I 6 a
J A Z W T P Y O G E C
4 2 both
O Z O P R O C K G S A 3 whole, all
C Z B L Y P I L A T L 4 any
B E A C I B L U E S H 5 both, each
6 either
E N R A P P O L D S E
5 2 weren’t not (enough) / weren’t (enough)
2 2 mural 3 the whole (of) / all (of)
3 cityscape 4 Every (music) / All (music)
4 installation 5 (large) amount / (large) number
5 sketch 6 neither / either
6 drawing
7 landscape


8 graffiti
Hidden word: painting
Unit 4 Extension: Key
Sample response:
3 2 forms Student A: What’s the name of the artist?
3 viewer Student B: His name is Christian Grayling.
4 orchestra Student A: What type of artwork does he do?
5 circus act Student B: He does abstract sculptures.
6 craft Student A: Where is the gallery?
Student B: It’s the Whiteside Gallery on Limes Road.
4 2 motor Student A: Is there public transport to the gallery?
3 drama Student B: Yes, there is – there are two bus routes. The 47
4 natural and 36b.
5 tennis Student A: When does the exhibition run until?
6 world Student B: It runs until 31st May.
7 artistic Student A: How much do the tickets cost?
8 visual Student B: The tickets cost £4.00. Half price for senior
citizens and children under 12.
5 2 keen Student A: What are the opening times?
3 inspired Student B: Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and
4 anything Saturday 12 p.m. to 6 p.m.
5 tired Student A: Is there a cafe or restaurant available?
6 street Student B: Yes, there’s a cafe open daily from 10 a.m. to
4 p.m.
Student A: What are the exhibition reviews saying?
Unit 4 Revision: Key Student B: They’re good reviews. ‘Don’t miss this
opportunity to see Grayling’s super art.’ and
1 2 little ‘So good, I went twice’.
3 a few Student A: Is there any website information?
4 any Student B: No, there isn’t.
5 few

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Unit 4 Extension: Key
Student B: What’s the name of the play?
Student A: It’s called Abigail’s Party.
Student B: What type of play is it?
Student A: It’s a modern comedy.
Student B: Where is the theatre?
Student A: It’s The Grand Theatre on Talbot Road.
Student B: Is there public transport to the theatre?
Student A: Yes, there is. You can take the train – the theatre is opposite
Kingsway railway station.
Student B: When does the play run until?
Student A: It runs until 30th September.
Student B: How much do the tickets cost?
Student A: Tickets are £8.00 for adults, £5.00 for children.
Student B: What are the performance times?
Student A: Monday to Friday at 7.30 p.m., Saturday matinée at
3.00 p.m. and evening at 7.30 p.m.

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