Unit 2 tests 6 (one point each)
1 A of bed
Answer key and audio script 2 B down the stairs
3 D the ice
1 (two points each) 4 E off a rock
Suggested answers: 5 C a hill
1 He’s had this job for more than ten years. 6 F through a tunnel
2 He’s taken photographs underwater, from the 7 H your bike
tops of mountains and from planes.
3 Yes, he’s loved every minute. 7 (one point each)
4 He studied film at university. Nouns: fame, happiness, anger, danger
5 He decided to be a wildlife photographer after he Adjectives: difficult, exciting, free, successful
saw a fantastic wildlife series on TV.
8 (one point each)
6 A wildlife photographer needs to love animals
1 gone
and wildlife, work hard and be patient.
2 has he
7 He thinks his job is the best in the world/on the
3 doesn't he
planet.
4 isn't he
2 (two points each) 5 angry
1 The British public choose the winners of the 6 can't you
awards. 7 can I
2 The dance group Streetwise performed for the
guests.
3 The writer won the award for best actor. AUDIOSCRIPT
4 The writer has never won a film award. Thank you for inviting me here today. As you know,
5 He thanks the people who voted for him. I’m a wildlife photographer and I’ve come to talk to
6 Charles Davies is the director of the film Dark you about the job. I’ve been a wildlife photographer
for more than ten years, but I’ve never been this
Ages.
nervous before! It’s strange to be back at school. I
7 Now the writer wants to have a relaxing holiday. feel like I’m taking exams again. I used to hate that!
3 (one point each) Seriously, it’s good to be here. I understand a lot of
you are interested in the job of a wildlife
1 Joe has just bought a new bike. photographer. That’s great. I love my job. I think I’m
2 Have you ever seen a wild tiger? very lucky. I’ve been to some of the most interesting
3 Where have you been recently? places in the world. I’ve seen some very strange
4 It hasn’t rained recently. animals and I’ve been in very dangerous situations.
5 I have just had lunch. I’ve taken photographs underwater and from the
tops of mountains – even from planes. I’ve loved
6 Have they seen William recently?
every minute. And I’m always looking forward to the
7 Have you ever fallen out of bed? next experience!
4 (one point each) I decided to become a wildlife photographer in 1999.
1 for 2 for 3 since 4 since 5 for I was studying film at university and I saw a fantastic
wildlife series on TV. I thought: that’s it, I want to do
6 for 7 since
that. So I took a special course and then started to
5 (one point each) work for a film company. It produced wildlife
documentaries. It’s not an easy job. It took a long
1 Have you seen
time to learn and in fact, I’m still learning new things.
2 left You never stop. It’s also hard work. Sometimes I
3 came have to get up in the middle of the night and wait for
4 has won hours and hours just for one picture! So if you want
5 visited to be a wildlife photographer, you have to love
6 did you fly animals and wildlife, you have to be patient and you
have to work hard. And I think it’s the best job on
7 has climbed
the planet.
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