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WEEK 1
PAG E 4 Ex. 1 (a) chapter (b) tempo (c) sphere (d) weather (e) orphan (f) heather Ex. 2 (a) temper (b) telescope (c) leather
(d) together (e) weather (f) teacher Ex. 3 — Ex. 4 orphan brother teacher
PAG E 5 Ex. 5 (a) heather (b) orphan (c) nephew (d) chapter (e) sphere (f) father (g) teacher (h) temper
Ex. 6 (a) teletext (b) telephone (c) telescope (d) feather (e) leather (f) together (g) temple (h) temper (i)
temperature Ex. 7 (a) teacher (b) chapter (c) sweater (d) temple (e) sphere (f) tempt (g) feather
WEEK 2
PAG E 6 Ex. 1 (a) value (b) venom (c) vertical (d) virtual (e) virus (f) vowel (g) void (h) vegetable Ex. 2 (a) worried
(b) valuation/value (c) very (d) people (e) working (f) young (g) worse (h) violin (i) vowel (j) venom (k) vertical
Ex. 3 (a) worst (b) valuable (c) vertical (d) vowel (e) young (f) worried (g) valuable/worthwhile (h) void
PAG E 7 Ex. 4 (a) venue (b) value/worth (c) working (d) vegetables (e) view (f) void (g) venom (h) young (i) worried
(j) valuable Ex. 5 (a) vinegar (b) young (c) void (d) vegetable (e) worried (f) vowel (g) worst (h) working (i) view
(j) virus Ex. 6 A list — 1. please 2. orphan 3. sphere 4. nephew 5. temple 6. temper 7. father 8. violin 9. people
B list — 1. father 2. nephew 3. orphan 4. people 5. please 6. sphere 7. temper 8. temple 9. violin
WEEK 3
PAG E 8 Ex. 1 (a) sister (b) servant (c) lightning (d) right (e) thread (f) thrill Ex. 2 — Ex. 3 (a) tight (b) right (c) bright
(d) light (e) slight (f) delight (g) night (h) slightly (i) lightning (j) fright Ex. 4 (a) servant (b) threat (c) thread
(d) answer (e) tight (f) delight (g) right (h) sure (i) right (j) series
PAG E 9 Ex. 5 (a) — Ex. 6 (a) thrill (b) servant (c) service (d) barometer (e) september (f) threaten (g) answer (h) meter
Ex. 7 (a) service (b) thread (c) meter (d) slight (e) through (f) delight
WEEK 4
PAG E 1 0 Ex. 1 (a) biscuits (b) build (c) guilty (d) guitar (e) fruit (f) builder (g) quick Ex. 2 builders, onions, triangles,
buildings, guitars, trout, biscuits, unions Ex. 3 (a) leave (b) valve (c) level (d) letter (e) relate (f) elevate
PAG E 1 1 Ex. 4 (a) greyhound (b) radio (c) guitar (d) trout (e) triangle (f) translate (g) union (h) build, building (i) success
(j) biscuit
Ex. 5
WEEK 5
PAG E 1 2 Ex. 1 (a) comics (b) potatoes (c) tomatoes (d) clinics (e) echoes (f) heroes (g) churches (h) torches (i) robots
(j) attics (k) marches (l) totals (m) repeats (n) reports Ex. 2 (a) clinic (b) music (c) attic (d) comic (e) traffic
(f) magic (g) robot (h) scorch (i) repair Ex. 3 (a) clinic (b) report/er/ed (c) tonic (d) potatoes/tomatoes (e) music
(f) report/er/ed, torch, scorch (g) potato/es, tomato/es (h) robot (i) tomato/es (j) heroes (k) repair (l) replied
PAG E 1 3 Ex. 4 A list 1. march 2. scorch 3. torch 4. church 5. which 6. total 7. robot B list 1. church 2. march 3. robot
4. scorch 5. torch 6. total 7. which Ex. 5 (a) tomato (b) church (c) torch (d) potato (e) march (f) comic (g) robot
(h) total Ex. 6 (a) tonic (b) total (c) clinic (d) traffic (e) reported (f) tomatoes
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WEEK 6
PAG E 1 4 Ex. 1 (a) satisfy (b) ready (c) surprise (d) fraction
Ex. 2 (a) station (b) select (c) satisfy (d) system (e) section (f) seldom
Ex. 3 (a) defy (b) tense (c) sense (d) seldom (e) typical (f) deny (g) immense (h) surprise (i) section (j) nation
PAG E 1 5 Ex. 4 (a) defied (b) ready (c) system (d) factory (e) sensible (f) select (g) typist (h) tractor
Ex. 5 (a) seldom (b) ready (c) select (d) immense (e) tractor (f) station (g) factory (h) typist
Ex. 6 (a) station (b) selection (c) defied (d) factory (e) tractor (f) tractor
WEEK 7
PAG E 1 6 Ex. 1 (a) cease (b) increase (c) grease (d) March (e) peach (f) steward (g) castle (h) reward
Ex. 2 (a) castle (b) release (c) porch (d) wardrobe (e) attention (f) decrease (g) speech (h) backward
Ex. 3 (a) castle (b) search (c) church (d) speech (e) cease (f) award (g) greasy (h) release
PAG E 1 7 Ex. 4 (a) attend (b) increase (c) intention (d) search (e) church (f) greasy (g) castle (h) release
Ex. 5 (a) deny (b) cease (c) release (d) increase (e) reward (f) forward (g) sensible (h) seldom
Ex. 6 (a) March is the third month of the year. (b) I saw the statue of the apostle in the church.
(c) The referee blew the whistle for a fowl. (d) A thistle was growing on the castle wall.
(e) The scientist won an award for his research.
Ex. 7 (a) cease (b) search (c) grease (d) whistle (e) reward (f) thistle
WEEK 8 — REVISION — WEEKS 1-7
PAG E 1 8 Ex. 1 (a) telescope (b) potatoes (c) trousers (d) temperature (e) guitar (f) whistle (g) feather (h) triangle
Ex. 2 (a) cease, castle, release (b) traveller, translate, station (c) servant, barometer, right
(d) greyhound, surprise, success Ex. 3 (a) nephew (b) trousers (c) night (d) guitar (e) vertical (f) brother
PAG E 1 9 Ex. 4 (a) orphan (b) sphere (c) nephew (d) telephone Ex. 5 A list — 1. worry 2. very 3. slightly 4. guilty
5. reply 6. defy 7. deny 8. satisfy 9. ready 10. factory B list — 1. defy 2. deny 3. factory 4. guilty 5. ready
6. reply 7. satisfy 8. slightly 9. very 10. worry Ex. 6 (a) hero (b) traveller (c) servant (d) contractor
(e) builder (f) teacher (g) typist Ex. 7 (a) sphere (b) series (c) tempo (d) valid (e) father (f) valuable
WEEK 9
PAG E 2 0 Ex. 1 (a) nationality (b) normal (c) nerve (d) nation (e) national (f) natural (g) nervous (h) nation
Ex. 2 (a) thatch (b) owe (c) criminal (d) national (e) nervous (f) local (g) league (h) rogue
Ex. 3 (a) meadow (b) special (c) national (d) swerve (e) criminal
PAG E 2 1 Ex. 4 (a) mortal (b) meadow (c) normal (d) local (e) special (f) survey (g) nation (h) nervous
Ex. 5 (a) leave, heave, weave (b) local, vocal (c) notion, lotion, potion (d) nerve, serve
Ex. 6 (a) league (b) meadow (c) criminal (d) Plague (e) scratch (f) nervous (g) thatch (h) survey (i) swerve
WEEK 10
PAG E 2 2 Ex. 1 (a) customer (b) diagram (c) scientist (d) fashion (e) diameter (f) scent (g) jockey (h) journalist (i) hockey
(j) journey Ex. 2 (a) hinge (b) customs (c) journey (d) consumed (e) diagram (f) imagine (g) scene
Ex. 3 (a) scent (b) scenery (c) science (d) fringe (e) singe (f) binge
PAG E 2 3 Ex. 4 (a) custom (b) journalist (c) cushion (d) jockey (e) singe (f) fashion (g) journey (h) revenge
Ex. 5
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WEEK 10 — contd
Ex. 6 A list 1. nationality 2. naturally 3. survey 4. scenery 5. journey 6. jockey 7. hockey B list 1. hockey
2. jockey 3. journey 4. nationality 5. naturally 6. scenery 7. survey
WEEK 11
PAG E 2 4 Ex. 1 (a) headache (b) earache (c) toothache (d) first (e) third (f) training Ex. 2 (a) spin (b) fear (c) bride
(d) grave (e) solid Ex. 3 (a) head/ear/toothache (b) risk (c) hospital (d) toothache (e) tired (f) forgot/ten (g) iron
(h) hollow (i) forgotten (j) task Ex. 4 (a) forgive, hospital, sprain
PAG E 2 5 Ex. 5 (a) The loud noise gave me a headache. (b) The footballer got a bad sprain during training.
(c) I went to the dentist because I had a toothache. (d) He forgot to do his homework because he was tired.
Ex. 6 (a) hospital (b) toothache (c) sprain (d) headache (e) holiday (f) bargain (g) training (h) tired
Ex. 7 (a) fire (b) iron (c) brand (d) fire (e) iron (f) brand
WEEK 12
PAG E 2 6 Ex. 1 (a) portion (b) portrait (c) referee (d) practice (e) transport (f) justice (g) fierce
Ex. 2 imports, pieces, portraits, referees, officers, portions, offices, sheep, exports, piers, officials, notices
Ex. 3 (a) import (b) export (c) pier (d) Meath (e) history (f) portrait
PAG E 2 7 Ex. 4 cotton, tonic, entice, rotten, troop, report, portion, opened Ex. 5 A list 1. Portugal 2. portable 3. portrait
4. pier 5. piece 6. pierce 7. prefer 8. portion 9. practice B list 1. piece 2. pier 3. pierce 4. portable 5. portion
6. portrait 7. Portugal 8. practice 9. prefer Ex. 6 (a) pier (b) piece (c) pierce (d) fierce
WEEK 13
PAG E 2 8 Ex. 1 (a) raise (b) recognise (c) punctual (d) puncture (e) package (f) leave (g) failure (h) grate (i) junction
Ex. 2 (a) failure (b) sausage (c) puncture (d) recognise Ex. 3 (a) — (b) — (c) —
PAG E 2 9 Ex. 4 (a) raise (b) praise (c) leave (d) failure (e) single (f) punctual (g) puncture (h) uncle Ex. 5 (a) raise
(b) failure (c) advertisement (d) punctual (e) example (f) uncle, puncture, axle (g) raisin (h) crater (i) praise, Wales
(j) bandage, grate Ex. 6 (a) raisin (b) leave (c) crate (d) grate (e) single (f) recognise
WEEK 14
PAG E 3 0 Ex. 1 (a) streak (b) broad (c) bound (d) bounce (e) plough (f) produce (g) reduce (h) colour (i) introduce
(j) encourage Ex. 2 (a) courage (b) plough (c) court (d) courteous (e) bough (f) bound (g) colour (h) encourage
(i) boundary Ex. 3 (a) colour (b) league (c) breadth (d) really (e) introduce (f) course (g) unbeaten (h) streak
PAG E 3 1 Ex. 4 (a) breakfast (b) product (c) introduce (d) broadcast (e) boundary (f) beautiful Ex. 5 (a) breakfast
(b) product (c) breast (d) breadth (e) broadcast (f) produce (g) broad Ex. 6 (a) court (b) decrease (c) plough
(d) breakfast (e) breadth (f) Wales (g) niece (h) court
WEEK 15
PAG E 3 2 Ex. 1 (a) America (b) Holland (c) Africa (d) Denmark (e) Africa (f) Asia (g) Italy (h) Holland (i) Spain (j) summit
Ex. 2 — Ex. 3 gramme, growl, mammal
PAG E 3 3 Ex. 4 (a) allowance (b) howl (c) growl (d) crowd (e) vowel (f) allowed (g) owl Ex. 5 milligrammes, gramme,
grammes, kilogramme, programme, explain Ex. 6 (a) Italy (b) Holland (c) complain (d) growl (e) mammal
(f) kilogramme (g) allowance (h) eyesight (i) summit (j) recommend
WEEK 16 — REVISION — WEEKS 9-15
PAG E 3 4 Ex. 1 (a) kilogramme (b) jewel (c) hospital (d) league (e) scientist (f) advertisement (g) vowel (h) puncture
Ex. 2 (a) criminal (b) National (c) special (d) hospital (e) official (f) local (g) allowed
Ex. 3 (a) jockey (b) scientist (c) referee (d) consumer (e) officer (f) journalist
PAG E 3 5 Ex. 4 A list — 1. nationality 2. naturally 3. survey 4. scenery 5. journey 6. jockey 7. hockey 8. holiday 9. history
10. really 11. nearly 12. boundary 13. courtesy 14. Italy B list — 1. boundary 2. courtesy 3. history 4. hockey
5. holiday 6. Italy 7. jockey 8. journey 9. nationality 10. naturally 11. nearly 12. really 13. scenery 14. survey
Ex. 5 (a) eye (b) cushion (c) hockey (d) failure (e) uncle (f) breakfast (g) court (h) Italy Ex. 6 (a) scent
(b) beautiful (c) hospital (d) crater
WEEK 17
PAG E 3 6 Ex. 1 (a) parade (b) Germany (c) parallel (d) germs (e) parade (f) genuine Ex. 2 (a) partly (b) germinate
(c) paddock (d) Germany (e) generous (f) parallel (g) general (h) transparent Ex. 3 (two syllables — par/ish,
par/ent, par/ade, pad/dock) (three syllables — ger/min/ate, ger/ma/ny, par/ti/cle, trans/pa/rent)
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PAG E 3 7 Ex. 4 (a) parent (b) transparent (c) party (d) pale (e) patient (f) paddock (g) germs (h) gem
Ex. 5 (a) parish (b) pagan (c) panic (d) patient (e) paper (f) pardon (g) paddock (h) patience
Ex. 6 (a) pardon (b) parish (c) genuine (d) patience (e) generous (f) parallel (g) general (h) particle (i) apparent
WEEK 18
PAG E 3 8 Ex. 1 (a) can’t (b) they’re (c) didn’t (d) don’t (e) wouldn’t (f) they’ll (g) we’ll (h) o’clock (i) hadn’t
(j) doesn’t (k) couldn’t (l) we’re Ex. 2 (a) o’clock (b) another (c) They’re (d) mustn’t (e) forest (f) fortune
(g) realistic (h) withdraw Ex. 3 (a) soil (b) hunt (c) fire (d) shoe (e) heat (f) dire (g) foul (h) hair
PAG E 3 9 Ex. 4 (a) withdraw (b) smother (c) they’ll (d) without (e) another (f) within
Ex. 5
Ex. 6 (a) real (b) mustn’t (c) brother (d) without (e) couldn’t (f) forget (g) withdraw (h) doesn’t
Famous person: Bill Clinton
WEEK 19
PAG E 4 0 Ex. 1 (a) digestion (b) author (c) guilty/authority (d) gutter (e) audience (f) guard (g) Arctic (h) question
Ex. 2 (a) inquest (b) yesterday (c) indigestion (d) question (e) guest (f) gutter (g) author (h) August
Ex. 3 (a) author, Arctic (b) request, reject, inquest (c) respectable, digest, project
PAG E 4 1 Ex. 4 (a) indigestion (b) yesterday (c) author (d) August (e) inquest (f) gutter (g) Antarctic (h) question
(i) guard, respect Ex. 5 A list 1. author 2. authority 3. automatic 4. August 5. audience 6. Arctic 7. Antarctic
B list 1. Antarctic 2. Arctic 3. audience 4. August 5. author 6. authority 7. automatic Ex. 6 (a) author
(b) indigestion (c) request (d) August (e) Arctic, Antarctic (f) project, yesterday (g) audience, guard
WEEK 20
PAG E 4 2 Ex. 1 (a) dispose (b) distant (c) display (d) distract (e) distinguish (f) district (g) disturb Ex. 2 (a) example
(b) examine (c) excess (d) excuse (e) excitement (f) exhibit (g) examination Ex. 3 (a) exactly (b) exceed
(c) dispose (d) exchange (e) exclude (f) disturb (g) excess
PAG E 4 3 Ex. 4
Ex. 5 execute, example, distant, examine, explore, excitement, excuse, exchange, excellent, explode, display,
distinguish Ex. 6 (a) nine (b) soda (c) meat (d) ploy (e) stop (f) mole (g) side
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WEEK 21
PAG E 4 4 Ex. 1 (a) ignite (b) illness (c) inspect (d) insist (e) imitation (f) decrease (g) exclude (h) illustration (i) idol (j) idea
Ex. 2 inspector, inspect, incident, industry, ignite, identify, include, increase, injury
Ex. 3 (a) include (b) industry (c) identity (d) decrease (e) ignite (f) illustration (g) inspector
PAG E 4 5 Ex. 4 (a) inject (b) injection (c) increase (d) important (e)imitation (f) illustration
Ex. 5 1. illustrate 2. include 3. important 4. increase 5. incident 6. injury 7. identify 8. idea 9. ignite
Ex. 6 (a) identify (b) ideal (c) idiot (d) idea (e) idol (f) identity
WEEK 22
PAG E 4 6 Ex. 1 1. sleeve 2. belief 3. imagine 4. screen 5. invent 6. picnic 7. relieve 8. speech
Ex. 2 (a) imagine (b) electric (c) approve (d) believe (e) improve (f) elastic
Ex. 3 (a) belief (b) relief (c) relieve (d) believe (e) sleet (f) sleeve (g) screen (h) speech (i) speechless
PAG E 4 7 Ex. 4 picnic, sleeve, screen, improve, piece, speech, panic, believe
Ex. 5 (a) improve (b) panic (c) siege (d) screen (e) imagine (f) ruthless (g) chief (h) believe (i) invent (j) elastic
Ex. 6 A list — 1. invent 2. picnic 3. belief 4. relief 5. sleeve 6. screen 7. speech
B list — 1. belief 2. invent 3. picnic 4. relief 5. screen 6. sleeve 7. speech
WEEK 23
PAG E 4 8 Ex. 1 (a) statue (b) pursue (c) rescue (d) continue (e) avenue (f) argue
Ex. 2 (a) religion (b) repair (c) record (d) avenue (e) retire (f) retreat
Ex. 3 (a) I reckon that Martin Luther King was a remarkable man. (b) The letters ‘igh’ are silent in the word
‘straight’. (c) The lady had to repair her torn skirt. (d) The player had to retire because of stomach pains.
(e) The thief fled when he heard the garda siren.
PAG E 4 9 Ex. 4 (a) retreat (b) retire (c) stomach (d) religion (e) reality (f) remarkable (g) reckon
Ex. 5
Ex. 6 (a) argue (b) repair (c) solid (d) silent (e) retreat (f) ready (g) record (h) result
WEEK 24 — REVISION — WEEKS 17-23
PAG E 5 0 Ex. 1 (a) injection (b) indigestion (c) explosion (d) question (e) imitation (f) examination (g) illustration (h)
injection (i) imitation Ex. 2 A list — 1. party 2. partly 3. Germany 4. reality 5. yesterday 6. guilty 7. authority
8. display 9. exactly 10. identify 11. identity 12. injury 13. industry 14. electricity B list — 1. authority 2. display
3. electricity 4. exactly 5. Germany 6. guilty 7. identify 8. identity 9. industry 10. injury 11. partly 12. party
13. reality 14. yesterday
PAG E 5 1 Ex. 3 (a) ignite (b) relieve (c) retreat (d) solid (e) repair (f) chief Ex. 4 (a) General (b) patient (c) idiot (d) pagan
(e) audience (f) brother (g) inspector (h) statue (i) outpatient Ex. 5 (a) generous (b) wouldn’t (c) automatic
(d) disturb (e) identify (f) screen (g) straight (h) quarrel
WEEK 25
PAG E 5 2 Ex. 1 (a) qualify (b) quarter (c) quarry (d) quake (e) quarry (f) quantity (g) cheque (h) quarrel
Ex. 2 (a) quench (b) question (c) quotation (d) quick (e) quiet (f) quotation (g) square (h) squash
Ex. 3 (a) qualify (b) quench (c) squeeze (d) quotation (e) quick (f) square (g) squeak (h) earthquake
PAG E 5 3 Ex. 4 (a) question (b) require (c) conquer (d) inquire (e) equip (f) quarry (g) quarter (h) quiet Ex. 5 quite,
earthquake, question, quotation, quantity, equipment, required, quickly, inquire Ex. 6 quarter, quiet/quite,
square, inquire Ex. 7 (a) quantity (b) quarrel (c) squash (d) conquer (e) cheque (f) equipment
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WEEK 26
PAG E 5 4 Ex. 1 (a) quay (b) quilt (c) quiver (d) queue (e) quota
Ex. 2 (a) queued (b) radar (c) quota (d) radiator (e) racial (f) radius (g) premier, pressure
Ex. 3 (a) predict (b) prepare (c) presume (d) prevent (e) previous (f) preserve (g) pretend (h) pressure
PAG E 5 5 Ex. 4 (a) queue (b) quay (c) radar (d) present (e) predict (f) pressure (g) quilt (h) radius
Ex. 5 (a) racism (b) pretend (c) radiate (d) present (e) prefer (f) pressure (g) preserve (h) precise (i) prepare
(j) premier Ex. 6 A list — 1. pressure 2. present 3. presently 4. president 5. premier 6. predict 7. prefer 8. pretend
9. prevent 10. preserve 11. presume 12. prepare 13. previous 14. precise B list — 1. precise 2. predict 3. prefer
4. premier 5. prepare 6. present 7. presently 8. preserve 9. president 10. pressure 11. presume 12. pretend
13. prevent 14. previous
WEEK 27
PAG E 5 6 Ex. 1 (a) engine (b) choir (c) attic (d) annoyed (e) account (f) accident (g) address (h) voice
Ex. 2 (a) choir (b) locality (c) enclose (d) vocal (e) engine, engineer (f) enemy
Ex. 3 Past: accused, enforced, addressed, annoyed, enabled, enclosed, located
Present: accuse, enforce, address, annoy, enable, enclose, locate
PAG E 5 7 Ex. 4 (a) accident (b) enforce (c) address (d) handicap (e) accept (f) handsome (g) located (h) annoyed (i) attic
(j) energy Ex. 5 — Ex. 6 (a) local (b) attic (c) voice (d) choir (e) accept
WEEK 28
PAG E 5 8 Ex. 1 (a) arrival, arrive (b) arrangement, arrest (c) passenger, luggage
Ex. 2 (a) dagger (b) arrival (c) problem (d) promote, product
Ex. 3 A list — 1. perimeter 2. passage 3. passenger 4. proper 5. property 6. problem 7. promise 8. product
9. project 10. promote B list — 1. passage 2. passenger 3. perimeter 4. problem 5. product 6. project 7. promise
8. promote 9. proper 10. property
PAG E 5 9 Ex. 4 arrange/ment, arrangement, product, average, perimeter, proper/ty, passage/passenger, problem, announce/r
Ex. 5 (a) arrangement (b) average (c) surround (d) passenger (e) revive (f) length, width, perimeter (g) arrival
(h) experiments (i) boundary (j) product Ex. 6 (a) dagger (b) passenger, arrive (c) perimeter, length, width
(d) problem, product, promise (e) arrive, problem, revive
WEEK 29
PAG E 6 0 Ex. 1 (a) puzzle (b) profit (c) summit (d) prohibit (e) spectator (f) disappear (g) senior (h) sizzle
Ex. 2 (a) slipped (b) senior (c) appear (d) summit (e) sponsor (f) spirit
Ex. 3 (a) appear (b) summit (c) habit (d) limit (e) spirit (f) breeze (g) sponsor (h) disappear (i) exhibit (j) drizzle
PAG E 6 1 Ex. 4 (a) spirit (b) limit (c) profit (d) habit (e) exhibit (f) summit Ex. 5 (a) collector (b) senior (c) calculator
(d) equator (e) sponsor (f) spectator Ex. 6 (a) happen (b) appear (c) dazzle (d) sleeze (e) slipped (f) drizzle
(g) sponsor (h) disappear
WEEK 30
PAG E 6 2 Ex. 1 (a) muscle (b) builder (c) salmon (d) sword (e) division (f) column (g) autumn (h) biscuit
Ex. 2 (a) sword (b) build (c) tempt (d) written (e) fasten (f) salmon (g) autumn (h) muscle (i) empty (j) science
Ex. 3 (a) build (b) attempt (c) fasten (d) biscuit (e) autumn (f) explosion (g) terrific (h) decision
Ex. 4 science, biscuit, autumn
PAG E 6 3 Ex. 5 (a) builder (b) salmon, autumn (c) muscle, attempt (d) columns, written (e) terrified, explosion (f) terrified,
horror (g) division (h) invasion, autumn Ex. 6 (a) written (b) autumn (c) terrific (d) division (e) empty (f) fasten
(g) descend (h) build Ex. 7 horror, autumn, invasion, descend, attempt, terrified, explosion, explosion, decision
WEEK 31
PAG E 6 4 Ex. 1 (a) Meath (b) Wexford (c) Westmeath (d) Monaghan (e) Waterford (f) Longford (g) Cavan
Ex. 2 (a) piece (b) believe (c) shield (d) fierce (e) achieve (f) belief Ex. 3 (2 syllables — comm/ence, sen/tence)
(3 syllables — con/sci/ence, diff/er/ence, ref/er/ence) (4 syllables — o/be/di/ence, in/tell/i/gence)
Ex. 4 (a) shield (b) colour (c) piercing (d) commence (e) vapour (f) difference
PAG E 6 5 Ex. 5 (a) flavour (b) labour (c) colour (d) rumour (e) favour (f) harbour (g) vapour
Ex. 6 colour, belief, reference, piece, intelligence, believe, favour, sentence, labour, commence
Ex. 7 (a) achieve (b) piercing (c) obedience (d) conscience (e) believe (f) difference (g) fierce
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WEEK 32
PAG E 6 6 Ex. 1 (squash 88, handicap 96, voice 93, happen 96/102, prepare 92, affair 95) (required 87, accuse 96,
Cavan 109, radiate 90, baggage/luggage/passage/average 98-99, profit 101) Ex. 2 (a) radio (b) profit
(c) disappoint (d) sneeze (e) senior (f) problem (g) length (h) perimeter (i) attic (j) President (k) quarry
Ex. 3 (a) address (b) summit (c) drizzle (d) quarry
PAG E 6 7 Ex. 4 (a) rumour (b) division (c) summit (d) announcer (e) account (f) queuing (g) earthquake (h) quality
(i) equator (j) previous Ex. 5 A list — 1. quality 2. qualify 3. quantity 4. quarry 5. quay 6. presently
7. locality 8. energy 9. enemy 10. annoy 11. boundary 12. property 13. apply 14. empty 15. terrify
B list — 1. annoy 2. apply 3. boundary 4. empty 5. enemy 6. energy 7. locality 8. presently 9. property
10. qualify 11. quality 12. quantity 13. quarry 14. quay 15. terrify
WEEK 33
PAG E 6 8 Ex. 1 (a) division (b) enemy (c) width (d) fasten (e) descend (f) accept (g) profit (h) build (i) quiet (j) arrival
(k) disappear (l) autumn Ex. 2 (a) scent (b) pier (c) grate (d) raise (e) course (f) pale (g) breadth (h) bough
Ex. 3 (a) hero (b) encourage (c) forward (d) unnatural (e) forgotten (f) increase (g) success (h) young (i) vertical
(j) seldom (k) release (l) valuable
PAG E 6 9 Ex. 4 (a) patient (b) tense (c) please (d) ground (e) tense (f) please (g) patient (h) ground
Ex. 5
WEEK 34 — GENERAL REVISION
PAG E 7 0 Ex. 1 (a) sensible (b) whistle (c) parallel (d) single (e) travel (f) quarrel (g) example (h) particle (i) drizzle
(j) vowel (k) muscle (l) terrible Ex. 2 (a) niece (b) wear (c) sight (d) through (e) report (f) view (g) temple
(h) repair (i) comic Ex. 3 (a) profit (b) autumn (c) parallel (d) generous (e) impatience (f) enemy (g) ignite
(h) reckless (i) straight (j) indigestion
PAG E 7 1 Ex. 4 (a) muscle (b) salmon (c) autumn (d) science (e) column (f) ascend (g) labour (h) builder (i) rumour
(j) summit Ex. 5 (a) sentence (b) account (c) quarry (d) sentence (e) present (f) product (g) quarry (h) account
(i) product (j) present
WEEK 35 — GENERAL REVISION
PAG E 7 2 Ex. 1 (a) Wexford (b) Meath (c) Africa (d) Italy (e) Louth (f) Westmeath (g) Cavan (h) Holland (i) Waterford
(j) Laois (k) Spain (l) Longford (m) Denmark Ex. 2 (a) account (b) pressure (c) happen (d) commence
(e) enclose (f) arrest (g) dazzle (h) transparent (i) exclude (j) imitate (k) invent (l) plough (m) sincere
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