Revision 1-5 . ZNO leader b1

Samantha is very busy taking care of her children as well as her .... parents.

Vaucluse is a luxurious ... area in Sydney, Australia.

I'd like to ... my appointment with Dr Richards because I have to work late tonight.

My mother is a great mother-in-law and I don't understand why my ..... doesn't like her.

The weather is too hot for me to wear a .. .

John doesn't .... his temper often. He is very calm and easy-going.

Just park your car in the ... .

We have ... the house and everything is new.

Janice ... sick today. She can't come to work.

We wanted our wedding ceremony to be small so we only invited members of our .... family.

TEENAGERS

Teenagers and young people around the world are encouraged to attend career days, visit local businesses and talk to specialosed councellors, all in an effort to find a profession that will suit        [theirs, their, its, them] personality and skills. A man in his late twenties in England, though,                [decides, used to decide, decided, was deciding] to do something a bit more challenging. He worked as a shop manager, but after      [a, an, the, this] accident forced him to stay at home for a few months, he realised it wasn't a job he wanted to do for the rest of his life. The solution? He            [ought, may, is able to, could] try out 52 different jobs for a year and then decide which one was his dream job. he worked for a week at each place and donated the money he made to a charity that helps troubled youngsters. He tried out everything - from being a photographer and beef farmer, to journalist, film stuntman and special needs teacher. It was hard to be the new guy      [on, in, at, from] Monday and deal with getting to know new people all the time , buy by doing so he was offered many opportunities he wouldn't have had otherwise.

FAMILY

The basic concept of family structure refers to the organization of             [beliefs, individuals, societies, folks] , such as parents and children, living together in a common           [housing, tenant, household, unit]. While the most typical family structure today consists of one or both parents living together with their            [biological, organic, exclusive, weaned] choldren, in some societies larger, extended family groups continue to live together under one roof. Within the family, interactions among family              [persons, relatives, members, participants], including roles, birth order, hierarchy and relationships of power are reffered to as family dynamics. Psychologists and other experts believe that the nature of these dynamics, especially with regards to power structures and           [immediate, nuclear, parental, sibling] interactions between brothers and sisters are strong indicators of whether people will be able to develop the skills necessary to achieve successful relationships in the future.

I try to avoid sugar but, now that we .... Marica's birthday, I'll have a piece of cake.

The train for Southampton .... every morning at 6.03 am.

Dover is a major ferry port in the UK and it faces ... France across the sea.

There was a loud noise that woke us up .... midnight.

The problem with Luke is that he likes talking about .... too much.

It seems that we were wrong about .... .

She .... finish everything today, because we only have to hand in the project in three days' time.

I .... get back to work or my boss will be angry with me.

We .... back home from school when we saw the smoke.

I'd rather ..... something different this time.