Collocations – Phrasal Verbs and synonymy in 2nd year textbooks

Collocations in Ticket 2

Unit 4 Sustainable Development ( SB p: 53)

3. A collocation is a pair of words that frequently occur together. Look
carefully at these words related to sustainable development and make 5
collocations.

Civil organisation
Non-governmental development
Sustainable areas
Renewable society
Urban energies
3. Fill in the blanks with the collocations you have just made.

Unit 10 Brain Drain (SB p: 142)

1. Match the words in column A with those in column B to make

collocations.

Brain technology
Low drain
Attract workers
Developed countries
High pay
Skilled attention

Unit 6 Cultural Values (SB p: 83)

Find words in Column A which collocate with words in column B.
Culture education
Civic good
Moral shock
Cultural citizenship
Common obligations
Global diversity
Fill in the blanks with collocations from exercice 6.
Civic education – common good – moral obligations – cultural diversity-
culture shock – global citizenship

(Via gap filling ex. P: 95)

Governed - gender – equal – patriarchal – priority – suitable – female

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( Via word definition ex p: 99)
Charity – sacrifice – lobbying – censorship – NGO – community –
globalisation – human rights – trade union – responsibilities – citizen –
volunteering – rights
( Via word association ex p: 112)
Charter – general assembly – resolution – spokesperson – report – deputy –
declaration – diplomat – headquarters- congress – court – vice president –
constitution – council – commissioner – ambassador – secretary genera
( Via word definition ex p: 113)
Charter – court – sanctions – diplomacy – bilateral – violation
( Via gap filling ex p: 113)
Headquarters - campaigns - lobbying – network – donations – founded
( Via crossword puzzle p : 125)
Responsibilities – volunteering – headquarters – declaration – Greenpeace –
citizen – rights – community – globalisation – campaign
( Via picture matching ex p: 129)
Digital camera – palm computer – web cam – jet plane – mp3 player –
internet – game controller – satellite dish – scanner – vacuum cleaner –
computer – washing machine
(Via gap filling ex p: 129)
Remote controller – mobile phone – computer – e-mails – vacuum cleaner –
microwave oven – dishwasher
( via semantic mapping ex 3 p: 128)
Branches of Science: mathematics; physics; chemistry; biology; astronomy
Branches of technology: robotics; biotechnology; communication;
engineering
( Via word definition ex1 p: 139)
Wearable computer – simulation – telepresence - virtual tour – cyber culture
– cyberspace – blog – virtual community – techno
( Via pictures simulation ; techno ; wearable computer; -telepresence
(Via gap filling ex3 p: 142)
Optimism – experts - situation – loss – developing – salaries
(Via word definition ex 4 p: 142 + gap filling ex p: 143)
Brain drain – physician – physicist – scholar – income – gain –
underdeveloped – skilled – unskilled - tempting
(Via word formation ex p: 143 + gap filling)
International – supernatural – underdeveloped – overexcited –
intercontinental – extraordinary
(Via crossword puzzle p: 155)
Underdeveloped – biotechnology – salary – unskilled – inventions – brain
drain – technology – emigration webcam – telepresence- computer

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(Via semantic mapping/ word association extra reading p: 158)
Words related to/ associated with talent: gift – skills – genius – ambitions –
Creativity
(Via word synonymy Extra reading 4 p: 167)
Tremendous – disgusting – wealthy – hugged – spoilt brats

Synonymy in Ticket2
Unit 1 The gifts of Youth
( Via word definition SB p: 8)
Imagination – adventure – passion – ambition – vigour – creativity
Vitality – talent – audacity

( Via word formation SB p:8 )

Vigour- vigorous ; imagination – imaginative ;
creativity – creative ; adventure – adventurous;
innovation – innovative ; talent – talented
ambition – ambitious ; enthusiasm – enthusiastic
audacity – audacious

( Via word association SB p: 8)

Abstract – comprehension- skills – concentrate- conclusion-
Eclectic- well-organised – challenge – to question – motivated
(Via association with adult or youth character p 9)
Rebellious – old-fashioned – intolerant- strong-headed – thoughtless – severe
– bossy – careless- immature – untidy – disobedient – undemocratic –
obstinate adventurous- mean – nosy authoritarian

Unit 2 Humour

( Via word definition SB p: 22)

Humour – a joke – humorous – an impression - make fun of – to kid - silly -
witty
(Via association with positive or negative emotions p:23)
Joy – anger – gaiety – despair – delight- depression – loneliness- sadness –
frustration – cheerfulness – merriment – worry – vivacity – calm –
satisfaction enthusiasm fear – optimism – jubilation
( idiomatic expressions associated with good or bad mood p: 23)
Lift one’s spirit – feel down – heart sink – thinks looking up – in the depth of
despair- walk on air- being low – spirit rise

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 Unit 3 Formal, Informal and Non-formal Education

( via glossary definition SB pp:38-39)

Boarding school – literacy – critical thinking – portfolio- problem solving –
dropouts – compulsory – skill – note taking – e-learning – brainstorming –
gifted – active learning – universal values – cooperative learning -
partnership

Collocations in Gateway 2

Unit 1 Formal, Informal and Non-formal Education (SB pp: 11-12)

A. The following four words are usually combined with some other words.
Example: physical education. These words are collocates.
Find in the list the words that collocate with each of he four words. An example
is given.
Subject- institution – background- lessons – school – system – opportunity –
goals – uniform – year – rights – status
Educational background / system / goals
School subject / uniform / year
Equal opportunity / rights / status
Private institution / system / school / lessons ( not included in the key in TB)
B. Match the words in column A with the words in column B to make
appropriate collocations.
Higher education
University graduate
Free access
Learning needs
Gender discrimination
Mixed classes
Cultural background
Adult illiteracy
Rural poverty
Basic education
( other: university degree; free classes;
( Via gap filling ex p: 12)

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Adult illiteracy – university graduates – gender discrimination – free access –
basic education
Via word formation ex compound adjectives p: 25)
Kind-hearted – brightly lit – old-fashioned – deeply rooted – good-looking –
labour saving – left handed – short-sighted – well-known – easygoing
(Via gap filling ex B p:25)
Deeply-rooted; short-sighted; old-fashioned ; labour-saving – brightly-lit
(Via gap filling ex C p:25)
Five-star hotel; brand-new ; part- time ; badly-written – well-paid – second-
hand ; ten-dollar note
(Via gap filling ex A p: 34 Review Units 1 and 2)
Cultural background – school uniform – equal opportunities – private lessons
– gender gap – educational system
(Via idiomatic expressions : matching meaning + gap filling pp:37-38)
Be in the bag – a dead loss – with flying colours – not let… slip through
one’s fingers – go cold turkey
(Via word formation: prefix/ suffix ex C p:50)
Replayed- predictable – outnumber – suitable – misuse – cooperate –
fashionable - horrible
(Via word formation ex C p:59 Review units 3 and 4)
Review – mistranslate – co-education – disapprove of - disadvantage –
responsible – forgivable – reunited
(Via pictures ex A p: 62 )
Brain scanner – laptop – ipod – spacecraft – robot – interactive white board –
credit card –
(Via word association/ word web ex A p: 63 )
Communication – cell phone- development + unspecified by TB)
(Via technology collocations Ex B p: 63)
Technological development – electronic communication + unspecified by
TB)
(Via receptive practice : gap filling ex C p : 64)
Computer addicted – information technology – pre-paid option - networking
– scientific experiment – easy access
( Via crossword puzzle p: 40)
Sophisticated – attachment – sign – technology – acess – right – spacecraft –
skills – down load – nuclear plant
( Via collocation with make, do and take Ex F and G p: 88 review units 5&6)
Do nothing – make mistakes - make beds – do the ironing – take photos –
make breakfast – make noise
(Via word association word web p: 90)
Responsibility – rights – voting – community service (+ unspecified by TB)
( Via picture identification , ex 2 p:90 = unspecified in TB)

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 (Via idioms : matching ex p:91)
Be a piece of cake – be on the go – to cram – to keep one’s fingers crossed –
to get on one’s nerves – to be green – to feel blue – to rain cats and dogs
(Via receptive practice; gap filling exercise C p: 92 = expression above)
(Via contextual clues: crossword puzzle p: 101)
Responsibilities – contribute – treated – belonging – voting – membership –
cake – opportunities – education – preserve
( Via word association ;word web p:119)
Funding – loans/credits – investors – supervise projects – high interests –
world trade
(Via word formation ; chart ex E p:123)
Develop – developing/developed – sustain – sustainable – sustainability –
populate – populated – population – pollute – polluted – pollution – prosper –
prosperous – prosperity – interdepend – interdependent - interdependency -
determine – determined – determination – impoverish – impoverished –
impoverishment - destroy – destroyed – destruction – interconnect –
interconnected – interconnection
( Via order of adjectives p: 134)
Cutting – efficient – yellow – human – crucial – developing – amazing –
enormous – small _ new – ancient – spying – oval – square – modern – white
– futile – business – Moroccan – silken – huge – leather
( Via contextual clues ; crossword puzzle p:145)
Discrimination – monetary – green – conflict – crazy – founded – poverty –
community – hunger - currency

C. Fill in the blanks with a suitable collocation from activity B.

1. adult illiteracy
2. university graduates
3. gender discrimination
4. free access
5. basic education

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 Unit 6 Humour
words that collocate with make and do ( SB p:77)

A. Read the following definition.

Collocation means the way the words form predictable relationships with
other words. We say, for example, ‘take a look’ and ‘have a look’ but not
‘make a look’ or ‘get a look’. There is no reason or rule that tells us why we
use some words with ‘look’ but not others. Looking up the meaning of take
or have in the dictionary will not help us find the answer. Collocations, either
fixed or more flexible, are the result of many years of habitual use by fluent
speakers of the language.

B. Make collocations with MAKE or DO using the following list:

C. Fill in each space with a collocation from ‘B’. Make sure you write the
verbs in the correct form and tense.
Make: a mess/a mistake/the beds/noise/a wish/ a promise/a speech/ a
telephone call
Do : the housework/ a test/ a job/ someone a favour/ the shopping/ damage/
your hair

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 Collocations in Insights

Unit 2 The Gift of youth

1. Re-read the article and find the words that go with the following:
Societal problems
Higher aspirations
Resourceful/responsible citizens
Determing role

2. Find in the article words with the following meaning

1. ignored : go by unnoticed
2. trustworthy : reliable
3. recognize : acknowledge
4; ambitions : aspirations
5. necessary for : lifeblood
6. heterogeneous : not of the same nature

3. Now, use the words in the article to complete these sentences

1. Our English class is not _______________. We all have the same goals
and he same level of English, I think.
2. Some people think that money is _____________ for happiness.
3. As young people, we should clearly define our ____________.
4. The sources of a newspaper should be __________________ .
5. _______________ errors slow your computer down.
6. I ___________ that hard work pays off.
(Via contextual clues gap filling ex p: 42 Review)
Misunderstandings – differently – pass on – distancing – conscious – unaware -
stereotypes

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 Unit 3 Advances in Science and Technology
SB p:51
Student A
2. Notice rhe following phrases:
1. easily accessible
2. make great strides
3. online scam
4. technological advances
3. Now match phrases (1-4) with types of collocation (A-D)
A. Verb + adjective + noun
B. Adjective + noun
C. Noun + noun
D. Adverb + adjective
4. Re-read Part A and identify these types of collocation
Satellite TV; entertainment industry; wireless world; easily accessible;digital
camera; entirely unproblematic

Student B
1. Notice the following phrases:
1. accurate identification
2. make great headways
3. savings account
4 extremely possible

2. Now match phrases (1-4) with types of collocation (A-D)

A. Verb + adjective + noun
B. Adjective + noun
C. Noun + noun
D. Adverb + adjective
4. Re-read Part B and identify these types of collocation
Scientific laboratories; forensic science; natural disaster; facial features; light
bulb; bank customers; laser technology; space exploration; technology
industries

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 Synonymy in Insights
Unit 1 Cultural issues and values

( as a reading task: p 10)

Pass on / transmit / hand down
Pattern / model
( as a rading task : p12)
Uneasy = uncomfortable
Natural = healthy
Unlike = as opposed to
Aware = conscious
To obey = to respect= to abide by = to comply with
Differences = dissimilarities

Unit 3 Advances in Science and technology

( as a reading task: SB p: 48)

Advantages = benefits
Events = happenings
On your own = independently^
False = pseudo
Logical = reasoned
Based on reliable information = informed
Well-informed = literate

Unit 4 Women and Power

Verbs that go with and award and a degree

To grant to award
To present to receive
To receive an award to take a degree
To earn to study for
To get to gain
To refuse to hold

Expressions that go with struggle

To struggle against racism/poverty/injustice
With someone
For justice
Bravely/desperately
To do something

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( Synonyms as a reading task SB p: 64)
Assets = strengths
To attain = to achieve
Unbelievably = incredibly
Not anymore = no monger
Newsworthy = important enough to be in news reports
Straightforward, frank = upfront
Excellent = outstanding
(Via word definition ; matching ex p:67)
Vocal – feminism – faith – make a difference – arena – equal opportunity
(via productive practice ex A p: 76 Review)
Advances – breakthroughs – literacy – illiteracy – education - discovery
(Via contextual clues ex 1 p: 91)
Bitterness – lighter side – contagious – misfortune - humanness
( Via word definition ; matching exercise p 91)
Self-deprecation – column – a failing – annoyed – aspiring – freelance
(Via picture identification ex 2 p: 97)
steam iron – sewing machine – vacuum cleaner – hair dryer
( Via word formation gap filling ex p:112)
Inexperienced – illegal – irregular – impersonal – disorganised – dishonest –
antisocial
Citizenship – betterment - communication – participation citizenship –
constitutional – monarchy - organisation – Islamic – Mediterranean –
replacement – unpopular – illegitimate – opposition - independence –
political

(Via contextual clues ; gap filling ex p: 128 Review)

Reception – personal – logical – pronunciation – nervousness
(Via contextual clues ; ex p:144)
Extinction – threat – frightening – rewarding – squander – pursue – valuable
– relies
(Via contextual clues; matching ex p: 156 Supp. Reading)
Demean – merely – genuine – contempt – outmoded – traditionally –
indefinitely –exclude – real – obsolete – debase – only – customarily – reject
– disrespect – continually
( VIA synonymy& antonymy ex p:157)
Self-distrust – desert – faith – quality – innermost core – temper – brave -
contract

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 Phrasal Verbs in Insights

(Via receptive practice ex p:24)

Get through to sb (communicate with); get through (pass) ; go through( read
carefully) ; pull through ( recover/survive); look through ( repeat)
Via receptive practice ex p: 57-58)
Go up finish up
Bump up fade away
Cheer up die out
Go down ease off
Turn down look ahead
Liven up look forward to
Put sb down date to
Calm down leave behind
Tone down look back
Look up

Come along fall behind

Sail through keep on
Join in get into
Work around put aside
Laugh off get together
Rally together pair up
Put across get through
Come over pass between
(Via receptive practice ex p:76 Review)
Come down keep on
Date back fade away

(Via receptive practice ex p;120)

St up (a blog)
Via receptive practice Grammar summary pp:165-166)
Go up (for prices) drink up
Come down (prices) calm down
Cheer up fade away
Date back to get along with
Come along (preparation for exam) keep on
Lag behind laugh off
Brush aside join in
Get into (training)
NB. No list is provided in the index

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 Phrasal Verbs in Gateway2

(Via receptive practice ex B p:41; C&D p:42)

Stay out lock in
Let in log out
Fill in hand in
Put out pull out
Take sb out ask sb in
Pass out
Ex C
Start out let out
Watch out find out
Come out sneak out of

Ex D
Let out check in
Hand in come out
Knock out
(Via Grammatical summary p:46)
Take off (clothes) get off
(Via receptive practice ex E p: 60 )
Lock in put down
Take off cool down
(Via receptive practice p: 139- 140)
Pull down set up
Turn down speak up
Speed up eat up

Bring up hold up
Break down show up
Make up turn down
Ex E p:140
Bring up cheer up
Calm down give up
Go up (prices) build up (body)
(Via receptive practice ex B p:144 Review)
Speed up cheer up
Break down go down (prices)
Build up (body)
(NB. No list is provided in the appendix)

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 Phrasal Verbs in Ticket 2

(Via receptive practice ex 2 p:88)

Apply for turn down

Fill in find out
Pick up look forward to
Ex 4 p:88
Hand out put up with
Long for jot down
Dress up write down
Look up dine out
Hand in

(Via receptive practice ex 5 p:89)

Drop in eat out

Run into find out
Take care of cut down on
Keep up with bring up
Back up do over

(Via receptive practice matching ex 6 p: 89)

Look for come across

Set up bring up
Check in pick up
Take off (plane) cut down
Carry on take up
(Via receptive practice MC ex 7 p:89)
Bring about go through
Put sb up put off
Check in

(Via receptive practice ; Grammar reference p:169)

Take off (clothes)

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(Via receptive practice : Explanation in Phrasal verbs list p: 170)

Back up break up
Bring up care for
Check in come across
Eat out fill in
Find out hand in
Hand out look for
Look forward to look up
Make up pick up
Put up with set up
Sort out take off
Turn down watch out for

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 Textbook Target collocations Unit Task SB TB
page page

Ticket 2 Civil society 4 Sust. Receptive 53 32

Non-governmental org. Dvelopt Practive
Sustainable development (matching ex)
Renewable energies +
Urban areas (gap filling ex)

Civic education 6 Receptive 83 54

Moral obligations Practice
Cultural
Cultural diversity (matching ex)
Culture shock Values +
Common good (gap filling ex)
Global citizenship

Sustainable development
Social justice 3&4
Ecological crisis Check Receptive
Developed world Your Practice 80
Developing world progress (gap filling ex 142
Micro credit
Health care

Brain drain
Low pay Receptive
10 65 38
Attract attention Practice
Developed countries Brain (matching ex.)
Skilled workers Drain
High technology

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 Textbook Target collocations Unit Task SB TB
page page

Gateway 2 Educational background Formal Receptive

Educational system Non- Practice
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Educational goals formal (matching ex.)
School subjects Informal
School uniform education
School year
Equal rights
Equal opportunity
Equal status
Private school
Private lesson
Private institution

Higher education
University graduate Receptive
Free access Practice
Learning needs (matching ex.)
+ 12
Gender discrimination
Mixed classes (gap filling ex.)
Cultural background
Adult illiteracy
Rural poverty
Basic education
University degree
Free classes

Cultural background
School uniform Review
Equal opportunities Units
Gender gap 1&2
34
Education system

Make + a mess/a mistake/

The beds/noise/a wish/a 6
promise/ a speech/a phone call Humour
Do + housework/test/job/
Favour/shopping/damage/hair 77
do nothing/make mistakes/
make beds/do ironing/ Review Receptive
take photos/make breakfast Units Practice
make noise 5&6 (gap filling ex) 88

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Textbook Target collocations Unit Task SB TB
page page

Insights Societal problems Advances Receptive

Higher aspirations In practice 51
Resourceful/responsible Science (identification
citizen And ex)
Determining role technology

Easily accessible
Make great strides
Online scam
Technological advances
Accurate identification
Make great headways
Savings account
Extremely possible
Scientific laboratories
Forensic science
Natural disaster
Facial features
Light bulb
Bank customers
Laser technology
Space explorations
Technology industries

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 Word Formation in the 3 textbooks

Textbook Target words Unit Task SB TB

page page
Vigour – vigourous
Ticket2 Imagination- imaginative Gift Receptive
Creativity – creative Of practice 8
Adventure – adventurous youth (identification
Innovation – innovative ex)
Talent – talented
Ambition – ambitious
Enthusiasm- enthusiastic
Audacity – audacious

International - supernatural
Underdeveloped Brain Word
Overexcited drain formation 143
Intercontinental (gap filling ex.)
Extraordinary

Compounds
Kind-hearted; brightly-lit
Old-fashioned; Deeply-rooted 25
Good-looking; labour saving
Left-handed; short-sighted
Well-known; easygoing

Brand-new; part-time
25
Badly-written; Well-paid
second-hand

disappear; prehistoric
contradict; antibiotic Receptive 50
re-elect; post-war practice
outnumber; co-manage
misunderstand

replay; predictable
outnumber; suitable; overuse
fashionable; horrible

developing –developed
sustainable- sustainability
populate – population
pollute- pollution
prosperous – prosperity
interdependent –
interdependency

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Textbook Target words Unit Task SB TB
page page

Gateway 2
Compounds
Kind-hearted; brightly-lit Receptive
Old-fashioned; Deeply-rooted 25
practice
Good-looking; labour saving
Left-handed; short-sighted
Well-known; easygoing

Brand-new; part-time
25
Badly-written; Well-paid
second-hand

disappear; prehistoric
contradict; antibiotic 50
re-elect; post-war
outnumber; co-manage
misunderstand

replay; predictable
outnumber; suitable; overuse
fashionable; horrible

developing –developed
sustainable- sustainability 123
populate – population
pollute- pollution
prosperous – prosperity
interdependent –
interdependency
determine-determined-
determination
impoverish-impoverishment
destroy- destructive –destruction
interconnect-interconnected
interconnection

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Textbook Target words Unit Task SB TB
page page

Insights Inexperienced – illegal – 7 Cloze exercise

irregular – impersonal Citizenship (word
Disorganised – dishonest completion)
Antisocial – citizenship
Betterment- communication- 112
Participation- constitutional
Monarchy – organisation
Islamic – Mediterranean*
Replacement – unpopular
Illegitimate – opposition
Independence- political

Reception – personal- logical – Review of Cloze exercise

pronunciation - nervousness Unit 8 Word 128
completion

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 Word synonymy in the 3 textbooks

Textbook Target words Unit Task SB

page

Insights Pass on – transmit – hand down 1 Understand from 10

Pattern - model Cultural context
issues Receptive prac.

Uneasy = uncomfortable Understand from 12

Natural= healthy context
Unlike= as opposed to Receptive prac.
Aware= conscious
To obey= to respect
Differences= dissimilarities

Benefits – happenings – on your Understand from 48

own – false – pseudo – logical – context
reasoned – informed - literate Recap. Prac

4 64
Assets = strengths Women
To attain = to achieve and Understand from
Unbelievably = incredibly power context
Not anymore = no longer (reading task)
Newsworthy = important enough
To be in
News report 67

Straightforward, frank = upfront Word definition

Excellent = outstanding (matching ex)
Vocal – feminism – faith –
make a difference – arena –
equal opportunity 6 91
Humour Understand
bitterness – lighter side – From context
contagious – misfortune- +
humanness Receptive practice
(gap filling ex)
91
6 Word definition
Humour Receptive Practice
self-deprecation – column – a (matching ex)
failing – annoyed – aspiring –
freelance

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demean – merely – genuine – Supl. Rdg 156
outmoded – traditionally – Cultural Understand from
indefinitely – exclude – real – Issues context
obsolete – debase – only – Receptive practice
customarily – reject – disrespect (matching ex)
– continually Values
156
prejudice - stereotype Supl. Rdg Recap. Prac.
Word definition
undaunted – faith – self-distrust The gifts 157
to desert – temper – wrinkle Of Youth Understand from
innermost core – cynicism = context
self-confidence – to abandon- Receptive practice
disbelief - belief - quality – (matching ex)
brave – to contract

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 Ticket 2

Textbook Target words Unit Task SB

page

Ticket 2 Imagination – adventure – One Recap. Prac. 8

passion – vigour – creativity- The Gifts Word defi.
Vitality – talent – audacity of Youth (matching ex)

Humour – a joke – humorous – Two Recap. Prac. 22

impression – make fun of – to kid Humour Word defi.
– silly – witty (matching ex)

Formal educ – Non-form. Educ – Three Recap. Prac. 38

inform.educ. – Vocational educ. Form. Word defi.
– special educ. – inclusive educ. Inform. (matching ex)
Gifted educ. –basic educ. Non-Form
Educ.

Boarding school – literacy – 38-39

critical thinking – portfolio – Three Recap. Prac.
problem solving – dropout – Glossary def.
compulsory – skill – note taking
– e-learning – brainstorming –
gifted – active learning –
universal values – cooperative
learning – partnership

Charity – sacrifice – lobbying – Recap. Prac. 99

censorship – NGO –b community Word defi.
– globalisation – human rights – (matching ex)
trade union – responsibilities –
citizens – volunteering – rights

Charter – court – sanctions – Eight Recap. Prac. 113

diplomacy – bilateral - violation Intern. Word defi.
Org. (matching ex)

Wearable computer – simulation Nine Recap. Prac. 139

telepresence – virtual tour Adv in Sc. Word defi.
virtual community – cyber and Tech. (matching ex)
culture – cyberspace – blog
techno

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 Vocabulary in the three textbooks
Receptive and productive tasks

Textbook Receptive Tasks Productive tasks Unit SB page

Ex. number Ex. number

Ticket 2 1 2 1 8
4 1 8-9
2+3+4 2 22-23
3 Check 35
1+3+4 3 37 -38
2+3+4+5 4 52 -53
1+2+6 Check 65
2+3+5 4+6 5 69
3 + 4 + 5 + 6+ 7 6 82 -83
1 Check 95
2+3 7 99
3+4+5+6 8 112 -113
1 Check 125
5 4 9 129
1+2 9 129
2+3+4+5 7 10 142- 143
3 Check 155
9 Ext Rg 4 167

Total 40 06

Compiled by:
Omar Marzouki

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