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Maurice Forget BROOKEMEAD ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING Series editor: Duncan Prowse Consultant: Rosemary Harris Editor: Picot Cassidy Artist: Belinda Evans Design: John Anastasio, Wendi Watson, Lapiz Digital QSE Advanced Common European Framework Level B2-C1 QSE Series Common Cambridge Michigan TOEFL Trinity College, Edexcel Title European ESOL (New TOEFL) London, ESOL London Test Framework of English Quick Start A1-A2 KET ISE 0 Level (A1) 1 English GESE Grade 1, 2, 3 (in preparation) Quick Smart A2-B1 PET BCCE ISE I, Level 1- 2 English GESE Grade 4, 5, 6 Pre-Intermediate Quick Smart B1-B2 FCE ECCE 450-525 ISE II, Level 2-3 English Target 485 GESE Grade 7,8,9 Intermediate (NT 163) Quick Smart B2-C1 CAE ALCE Target 525 ISE III, Level 3-4 English (NT 197) GESE Grade 10,11 Advanced ISBN: 1-905248-01-6 978-1-905248-01-8 Also available: Other books in the QSE Series: QSE Advanced Teacher’s DVD-ROM QSE Pre-Intermediate (CEF A2-B1) Video, Audio and Text ISBN 1-905248-02-04 Student’s Book, Workbook, Audio CDs, Teacher’s 978-1-905248-02-05 Guide with Photocopiable Resources QSE Advanced Student’s Book ISBN 1-905248-00-8 978-1-905248-00-1 QSE Intermediate (CEF B1-B2) QSE Advanced Student’s DVD-ROM ISBN 1-905248-03-2 Student’s Book, Workbook, Audio CDs, Teacher’s 978-1-905248-03-2 Guide with Photocopiable Resources QSEPublished by: Brookemead English Language Teaching, London © Brookemead Associates Ltd. 2007 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, recorded, transmitted, or stored in any form whatsoever, without the prior written permission of the copyright holders. CONTENTS Materials Map (Student’s Book, Workbook, Teacher’s Guide, Audio, Video, Exams) 4 Introduction – Welcome to QSE Advanced 8 QSE and the Common European Framework of Reference (CEF) 8 QSE Advanced for exams 10 QSE Advanced and CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) 12 QSE and Multiple Intelligences 12 English as a meme 13 QSE Advanced – At a glance 14 QSE Advanced – How the sections of each unit work 16 Internet sources and QSE illustrations 25 Unit 1 Teacher’s notes and answer keys 26 Unit 2 Teacher’s notes and answer keys 32 Unit 3 Teacher’s notes and answer keys 38 Unit 4 Teacher’s notes and answer keys 43 Unit 5 Teacher’s notes and answer keys 49 Unit 6 Teacher’s notes and answer keys 54 Unit 7 Teacher’s notes and answer keys 60 Extended Reading 1 Teacher’s notes and answer keys 65 Unit 8 Teacher’s notes and answer keys 68 Unit 9 Teacher’s notes and answer keys 75 Unit 10 Teacher’s notes and answer keys 81 Unit 11 Teacher’s notes and answer keys 88 Unit 12 Teacher’s notes and answer keys 93 Unit 13 Teacher’s notes and answer keys 99 Unit 14 Teacher’s notes and answer keys 105 Extended Reading 2 Teacher’s notes and answer keys 111 Unit 15 Teacher’s notes and answer keys 114 EUnit 16 Teacher’s notes and answer keys 119 Unit 17 Teacher’s notes and answer keys 125 Unit 18 Teacher’s notes and answer keys 132 Unit 19 Teacher’s notes and answer keys 138 Unit 20 Teacher’s notes and answer keys 144 Extended Reading 3 Teacher’s notes and answers key 149 Using the DVD-ROM 152 Audio and Video Scripts 153 Exam Practice Listening Scripts 169 Introduction to Exam Practice (Photocopiable Resources) 174 IGCSE Exam Practice 176 IELTS Exam Practice 204 CAE Exam Practice 224 Placement Test 251 Exam Practice Answers 253 Acknowledgements 256 Key: MATERIALS MAP SB = Student’s Book TG = Teacher’s Guide QSE Advanced Teacher’s Guide WB = Workbook PR = Photocopiable Resources QSE Advanced MATERIALS MAP Unit Title Subject Reading Language Banks Speaking Vocabulary Listening Writing CLIL (Content Teacher’s Guide Pages The BIG Functions/ Audio/Video and Language Photocopiable Resources question Grammar Integrated Learning) Buy now, Advertising Marketing: Expressions TEAMWORK: Create a TV ad SB10,114 Marketing, Audio: Cigarette Review of an ad; Public relations: Teacher’s notes and answer key TG26 Unit 1 1 think later Is advertising all Decline of TV used before CONTROVERSY: Do spoof ads challenge consumers, warning labels Letter SB10 Marketing, society and IGCSE Exam PR176, 196, 203 SB8-11 a con? SB8 commercials; Celebrities challenging; advertisers? SB10 industry; SB10 Sales email; Product advertising, government CAE Exam PR246 WB94 out of a job SB9 Contradicting LB1 STRATEGIES: Mapping the presentation WB94 Idioms WB94 description WB94 regulation SB11 IELTS Exam PR208 TG26 Prepositions WB94 Express The arts Arts: Signposting TEAMWORK: An art manifesto SB14, 114 High culture, Video: The Body Biography of an History of music: Teacher’s notes and answer key TG32 Unit 2 yourself Are the arts Monarchy and high Sequencing (1); CONTROVERSY: How does traditional art pop culture, Worlds exhibition artist; Letter about African-Americans, IGCSE Exam PR177, 193, 196 SB12-15 2 relevant? SB12 culture; Spoils of war Inferring LB2 combine with modern motifs? SB14 history; SB14 Elgin Marbles SB14 civil rights SB15 CAE Exam PR236 WB95 SB13 Word forms WB95 Idioms WB95 Diary entry: TG32 Music review WB95 The sky’s Ambitions Film: Downplaying; TEAMWORK: A problem tree SB18, 114 Measures of Video: Interviews Being a country’s Careers: Jobs of Teacher’s notes and answer key TG38 Unit 3 the limit! What would you Success stories: Justifying an CONTROVERSY: Does welfare work? SB18 social success; about the American leader; Successful the future SB19 IGCSE Exam PR185, 192, 194, 196 SB16-19 3 do to succeed? Jackie Chan, Shah argument LB3 STRATEGIES: Rhetorical questions WB96 Idioms WB96 Dream SB18 person’s life SB18 CAE Exam PR242 WB96 SB16 Rukh Khan SB17 Joining clauses Letter; Guide to IELTS Exam PR213, 221, 223 TG38 WB96 speaking WB96 Are you Bullying Youth culture: Modifying words; TEAMWORK: Stereotypes SB22, 115 Forms of Audio: Bullying in Letter; Story about Psychology: Prisoner Teacher’s notes and answer key TG43 Unit 4 4 looking Is bullying just Satire: delinquent murders Expressing beliefs CONTROVERSY: Is it survival of the fittest? bullying; the workplace superhero SB22 rights; Effects of power IGCSE Exam PR187, 196 SB20-23 at me? part of life? SB20 teacher; Steroid use among LB4 SB22 Idioms WB97 SB22 Letter; Report SB23 WB97 victims of bullying SB21 Word forms WB97 on bullying WB97 TG43 Frills and Designer goods / Fashion: Adjectives; TEAMWORK: Re-design an ordinary object Fashion trends; Video: PETA On a shopping spree; Consumer studies: Teacher’s notes and answer key TG49 Unit 5 5 thrills Fashion Japanese women and Expressing opinions SB26, 115 Idioms WB98 campaign against Advice columnist Maslow’s Hierarchy of IGCSE Exam PR197 SB24-27 Are we all fashion designer fashion; tentatively LB5 CONTROVERSY: Haute couture SB26 wearing fur SB26 answers SB26 Needs; Manipulating IELTS Exam PR217 WB98 victims? SB24 Metrosexual man SB25 STRATEGIES: De-emphasising WB98 Charity letter; desire SB27 TG49 Instructions WB98 Playing Competitiveness Sport and leisure: The passive; TEAMWORK: A reality TV show SB30, 115 Competitiveness, Audio: Alternative At the Olympics: Physiology: Teacher’s notes and answer key TG54 Unit 6 to win How important is Man versus machine; Expressing CONTROVERSY: Can there be gender equality sports; beauty contests New beauty contest Effect of extreme sport IGCSE Exam PR192, 197 SB28-31 6 winning? SB28 Sports and reservations in sports funding? SB30 Idioms WB99 SB30 SB30 on the body SB31 IELTS Exam PR223 WB99 competitiveness SB29 LB6, WB99 Press release; TG54 Sports report WB99 Profit Economic issues Business: Intransitive and TEAMWORK: Finding the money for pensions Economics, Audio: How war Local economy; Business Studies: Teacher’s notes and answer key TG60 Unit 7 and Does economics Farm subsidies; transitive verbs; SB34, 115 trade; affects the Fairtrade letter SB34 Reading data from a IGCSE Exam PR194, 197, 201 SB32-35 7 loss really affect me? Virtual reality economy Defending a point CONTROVERSY: What’s the point of Fairtrade Idioms WB100 economy SB34 Article; Letter WB100 graph; Comparing prices CAE Exam PR229, 243, 244 WB100 SB32 SB33 of view goods? SB34 SB35 IELTS Exam PR206, 221 TG60 LB7, WB100 STRATEGIES: Discussing graphs WB100 Extended Equal opportunities Buffy the Vampire Slayer Interactive Task: Films SB37 Idioms SB36 Summary; Write an Teacher’s notes and answer key TG65 Reading 1 SB36 SB36 Verbs for hand / ending for the extract IGCSE PR197 SB36-37 arm movement SB37 TG 65 SB37 Into the Future of the planet Environment: Signposting: TEAMWORK: After natural disaster SB40, 116 Environment; Audio: The Skeptical Letter to the EU; Meteorology: Climate Teacher’s notes and answer key TG68 Unit 8 8 future Does the Earth Gulf Stream; Viruses Arguments (1); CONTROVERSY: Can we really conserve fish Idioms WB101 Environmentalist: Preparing for disaster change and El Niño CAE Exam PR224, 241, 247 SB38-41 need rescuing? and epidemics SB39 Affirming LB8 stocks? SB40 Bjorn Lomborg SB40 SB41 IELTS PR222 WB101 SB38 Prepositions WB101 SB40 Science article; TG68 Space colony WB101 Free to Independence Society: Signposting: TEAMWORK: Equipping an apartment State Audio: Hanni, Independence day; History: Scottish Teacher’s notes and answer key TG75 Unit 9 choose Why do people want Leaving home; Arguments (2); SB44, 116 institutions; the seeing-eye dog Student living away independence SB45 IGCSE Exam PR188, 198 SB42-45 9 to be independent? Regional independence Interrupting LB9 CONTROVERSY: Do we need government? SB44 Idioms WB102 SB44 from home SB44 WB102 SB42 movements SB43 Word forms WB102 STRATEGIES: Active and passive voice WB102 Article; Story WB102 TG75 Do I get
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