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B get
C take
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1 A track
2 A have
3 A may
4. A ahead
5 A beating
6 A up
7 A why
8 A wasn't it
9 A could
10 A play
11 A being
12 A good for
B ought
B first
B winning
B around
B whether
D pitch
D share
D needs
D before
D losing
D down
D when
D is it
D shouldn't
D playing
D have been
very good
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с one
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C under
Chow
C isn't it
C will
C to play
C to be
C too good
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be
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Part 2
For questions 13-24, read the text below and think of the word which best fits each
gap.
Use only one word in each
gap.
Shopping
Have you ever (13)
shopping for just a few things, but ended up buying lots more?
That's because the retail industry (14)
time and money creating all sorts of sneaky tricks to
(15)
you spend
They ask psychologists (16)
assist with the layout of shops and decorate
(17)
in ways that will get you spending. Did you know, for example, that a pale shade of
purple is most likely to make customers feel (18)
shopping?
Supermarkets place essential goods, such as bread and milk, at the back of the shop. (19)
means shoppers have to walk past the rest of the products in (20)
to get their necessities.
Changing rooms in clothes shops, too, are almost always at the back of the shop.
Department (21)
often use their escalators to encourage you to see more of their goods.
Travelling either up or down, you (22)
to walk half way around the level to find the next
connecting escalator, instead of it being the one next to you.
Soms shops use the 'closing down sale' trick - they rely on people's fear of (23)
cpportunity for a bargain to get rid of products.
save a lot of money by being a smart shopper!
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