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Dr No Exercises AK Intermediate level Exercises Answer Key Dr No IAN FLEMING People in The Story Description Name 2 SIS Regional Controller in The Caribbean, based at Kingston, Jamaica. John Strangeways 3 James Bond’s secretary at SIS in London. Miss Moneypenny 4 Secretary to SIS Regional Controller in The Caribbean. Mary Trueblood 5 British Secret Intelligence Service agent. James Bond 6 Originally from the Cayman Islands. Quarrel 7AChinese freelance reporter. Annabel Chung 8 A Chinese secretary to the Colonial Secretary at Kingston, Jamaica. Miss Taro 9 The British man who is temporarily the Governor of Jamaica. Acting Governor 10 The British Colonial Secretary at Kingston, Jamaica. Pleydell-Smith 11 A young Jamaican woman. Honey Rider 12 A former member of a Chinese criminal gang. Dr Julius No Story Outline 2 hour 3 King’s 4 good 5 made 6 island 7 drawing 8 20 9 northern 10 No’s 11 It 12 long 13 about 14 south 15 ground 16 furthest 17 mountain 18 steep 19 sea 20 cormorants 21 rocks 22 eastern 23 swamp 24 lake 25 ran 26 sandy 27 coast 28 bird 29 drink 30 old Multiple Choice 1 2 c 3 a 4 d 5 a 6 b 7 d Macmillan Readers Dr No 1 This pagepage hashas beenbeen downloadeddownloaded from www.macmillanenglish.comwww.macmillanenglish.com. It. Itis is photocopiable, photocopiable, but but all all copies copies must must be be complete complete pages. ©pages. Macmillan © Macmillan Publishers Publishers Limited Limited 2013. 2005. Published by Macmillan Heinemann ELT Heinemann is a registered trademark of Harcourt Education, used under licence. Intermediate level Exercises Answer Key MOUNTAIN BIRD SANCTUARY LAKE SWAMP QUAY GUANO CONVEYOR ROAD RIVER SANDY BEACH Making Sentences 1 2 Dr No has radar which can see ships and boats at sea. 3 The island is patrolled by guards in speed boats. 4 The guards are armed with heavy machine guns. 5 Bond and Quarrel sail to Crab Key in a wooden canoe. 6 Honey Rider lives in Morgan’s Bay. 7 From Morgan’s Bay to Crab Key is about 20 miles. 8 The length of Crab Key is about 12 miles. 9 Bond and Quarrel land on a sandy beach at the mouth of the river. 10 There is a road on Crab Key from the mountain to the lake. Macmillan Readers Dr No 2 This pagepage hashas beenbeen downloadeddownloaded from www.macmillanenglish.comwww.macmillanenglish.com. It. Itis is photocopiable, photocopiable, but but all all copies copies must must be be complete complete pages. ©pages. Macmillan © Macmillan Publishers Publishers Limited Limited 2013. 2005. Published by Macmillan Heinemann ELT Heinemann is a registered trademark of Harcourt Education, used under licence. Intermediate level Exercises Answer Key Making Sentences 2 1 Where did the murderers throw the bodies of Strangeways and Trueblood? 2 How did SIS know that there was an emergency in Jamaica? 3 What did the Acting Governor think that Bond had come to do? 4 What did Bond say he wanted to do? 5 Who did the Acting Governor tell Bond to speak to? 6 Why did Annabel Chung follow Bond? 7 What did Bond find in his bed? 8 What did the fruit in Bond’s room contain? 9 Why did Quarrel bring two men who looked like Bond and Quarrel? 10 What happened to the two men who drove Bond’s car to Montego Bay? Grammar Focus 1 He saw a young woman who was wearing a swimsuit. 2 She was carrying a bag which looked like a piece of fishing net. 3 The bag contained sea shells which she was examining closely. 4 Bond thought that the girl was going to be a problem. 5 Her back was turned to Bond because she was looking at the sea. 6 Bond was walking towards her when she turned around. 7 She was holding a knife in her hand and said, ‘I’ll kill you if you touch me.’ 8 Bond laughed and said he was studying birds. 9 Dr No’s men were coming so they hid in the river. 10 Quarrel was trying to protect them when the dragon killed him. Multiple Choice 2 2 d 3 a 4 d 5 d 6 a 7 c 8 d 9 c 10 a 11 c 12 b 13 d 14 b 15 d Macmillan Readers Dr No 3 This pagepage hashas beenbeen downloadeddownloaded from www.macmillanenglish.comwww.macmillanenglish.com. It. Itis is photocopiable, photocopiable, but but all all copies copies must must be be complete complete pages. ©pages. Macmillan © Macmillan Publishers Publishers Limited Limited 2013. 2005. Published by Macmillan Heinemann ELT Heinemann is a registered trademark of Harcourt Education, used under licence..
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