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A disastrous holiday

A

the

stairs. The manager called a/an (2)

, but fortunately Gerald's leg

was only badly (3)

, and not broken. The doctor (4)

swimming as further (5)

but gave Gerald a/an (6)

for

some tablets in case his leg became (7)

The next day Gerald

and dived into

the water. There was not very much water in the pool, and he (9)

(10)

from a (11)

back, the injuries to his arm and leg,

and also had a terrible (12)

He had a high (13)

and

felt terrible. Luckily he had the tablets the doctor had given him to

(14)

his (15)

He spent the rest of his holiday in bed.

1)

A down

B to

C with

D for

2)

A stretcher

B prescription

C ambulance

D emergency

3)

A sick

B bruised

C hurt

D infected

4)

A went

B prevented

C said

D recommended

5)

A medicine

B cure

C drugs

D treatment

6)

A recipe

B paper

C prescription

D order

7)

A painful

B pained

C painless

D pain

8)

A end

B breath

C mouthful

D water

9)

A hurt

B injury

C ached

D sore

10)

A ill

B injured

C suffering

D damaged

11)

A sunny

B sunburnt

C sunshine

D grilled

12)

A agony

B hurt

C heat

D stomachache

13)

A pain

B temperature

C ache

D degree

14)

A hold

B check

C rid

D reduce

15)

A waist

B lips

C wrist

D throat

a)

I was surprised by how mean

Charles was. ..generous....

b) Janet says that she is very hard up at the moment

c)

Last year their business

made a huge loss.

a)

The old couple had only a small

pension.....

to live on.

b)

My uncle Sam acquired his considerable

selling cars.

g)

The house is not in very good condition so the

is low.

h)

We keep all our money and valuables in this

in the floor.

a)

I bought

these shoes

in

the

sale.

They were a real

C........ .

A) cheap

B) economy

C) bargain

D) purchase

b)

If you put your money in the bank,

it will earn ten per cent

A) interest

B) profit

C) deposit

D) investment

c) John asked his parents if they would pay off his

A) rents

B) debts

C) accounts

D) credits

d) Adults have to pay £8 to get in, but children under fourteen get in

A) free

B) nothing

C) penniless

D) open

e)

I'm trying to save for my holidays so I'm

some money each

week.

A) putting in

B) putting aside

C) putting behind

D) putting up

f)

Just a minute! You've forgotten to

your cheque!

A) mark

B) make

C) place

D) sign

g) The blackmailer asked for the money in used

A) notes

B) cheques

C) paper

D) cash

Money! Money! Money!

Helen had always dreamed of becoming a (1)

....wealthy..

WEALTH

woman, and imagined living in a (2)

mansion,

LUXURY

and how her friends would praise her (3)

GENEROUS

when she gave them expensive presents. In reality she

was usually hard up. She had some (4)

and a

SAVE

small life (5)

, but her antique shop was not really

INSURE

very (6)

Every time she took money out of the bank,

PROFIT

the (7)

checked her account, and told her how little

CASH

there was in it! Helen had taken out a (8)

a month

LEND

before. How could she repay it? Then one day she noticed

an old painting in her shop. She had thought it was (9)

WORTH

but as she brushed away the dust, she saw the (10)

SIGN

at the bottom. It said 'Renoir'! She was rich at last!

represents one word.

a)

b)

If you lend me the money, I'll

next

week.

c)

I haven't got enough money to

the suit now.

d)

We

a lot of money on decorating this house.

e)

I must do something about all these

bills.

f)

Please make the cheque

to R.D. Smith.

g) Take this money and

to the bank.

h)

I like my job, and it's very

Money matters

Are you always (1)

B

up? Do you often have to (2)

money from your parents whenever you need a little extra (3)

? If

you (4)

too much, and save too little, you will end up with more

(5)

than friends. You know the solution, of course: just save a

small (6)

every month. Most banks will pay (7)

on

your savings, and you will soon be able to (8)

all those things

send you your own (10)

book and credit (11)

, but

you'll also receive a copy of our booklet 'Putting Money (12)

for

Your Future'. Smith Fulton can pay your (13)

, help you with

special student (14)

, and your

friendly branch

(15)

1)

A shut

B hard

C debt

D money

2)

A borrow

B lend

C save

D pay

3)

A cheque

B pension

C wealth

D cash

4)

A sign

B spend

C cost

D cheat

5)

A owe

B loans

C debts

D profits

6)

A amount

B number

C note

D rest

7)

A receipts

B credits

C rents

D interest

8)

A lend

B economise

C afford

D spend

9)

A cheque

B customer

C bill

D account

10)

A loan

B cheque

C cash

D money

11)

A plastic

B tip

C card

D cheque

12)

A aside

B up

C inside

D work

13)

A sales

B bets

C bargains

D bills

14)

A coins

B loans

C fortunes

D pensions

15)

A miser

B swindler

C manager

D cashier