Answer Sheet: Unit 9

Table of Contents:

Vocabulary Practice
- Exercise 1: Test Yourself
Listening Comprehension
General Comprehension
- Exercise 1: True/False Statements
Grammar Practice
Consolidation

Listening Comprehension

Exercise 1: Multiple Choice Questions

Out of work.
He has been working.
Two months.
Yes.
No.
Unemployment benefits

Exercise 2: Multiple Choice Questions

She is a lone parent.
He has been sent to prison.
Jacky has a baby boy.
Child support and a prison allowance.
Assess her situation

Exercise 3: Multiple Choice Questions

Blind and visually impaired people.
An eye test and a means test.
Is a fixed personal rate and an amount for dependants.
A pass for free travel on all kinds of public transport.
A supplementary income maintenance payment.

Exercise 4: Multiple Choice Questions

134.80 euros per week.
16.80 euros
Goes up.
Yes.

Exercise 5: Multiple Choice Questions

Living with her daughter.
She has accepted a new job in a different part of the country.
Annie's pension and the money from the sale of the house

General Comprehension

Exercise 1: True/False Statements

TRUE
TRUE
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE
TRUE
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE

Grammar Practice

Exercise 1: Transformation

When did you apply?
When did she go?
When did she have it?
When did you receive it?
When did she get it?
When did he take it?

Exercise 2: Transformation

Where did you find it?
Where did she go?
Where did she have it?
Where did you lose it?
Where did he get it?
Where did he take it?

Exercise 3: Transformation

Yes, I applied last week.
Yes, she went last week.
Yes, she had it last week.
Yes, I received it last week.
Yes, she got one last week.
Yes, he took it last week.

Exercise 4: Transformation

Yes, I've already received it.
Yes, I've already filled it in.
Yes, I've already been.
Yes, she's already gone.
Yes, he's already found it.
Yes, I've already finished.

Exercise 5: Transformation

No, I haven't received it yet.
No, I haven't filled it in yet.
No, I haven't been yet.
No, she hasn't gone yet.
No, he hasn't found it yet.
No, I haven't finished yet.

Exercise 6: Selections

A lot of people asked for asylum in Britain last year.
Where did you take your test?
Has her husband died yet?
I've already sent the application form.
I've been out of work for six months now.
I thought you received an increase last month.

Consolidation

Exercise 1: True/False Statements

TRUE
FALSE
TRUE
TRUE
TRUE
TRUE
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE
TRUE

Exercise 2: Dictation

Payments made under the social insurance system are funded by contributions from employers and employees. Any deficit is met by State subsidy. Entitlement to social insurance benefits depends on the person claiming (the claimant) having paid a certain number of contributions in a specific period of time. On the other hand, social assistance payments do not depend on contributions made by the claimant, and are paid for by State funding.

Exercise 3: Cloze

The
for
into
are
of
such
means
under
Any
other

Exercise 4: Gap Filling

claim
fill in
care for
yet
made up
for
low
contributions
subsidy
free
wages and salary
lone
job
assess
last
mean
looking
divided
down
low

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