Unit 9 9A Jobs and work, page 82
Exercise 1
l o k e d b u i l d e r
s a r t i s t e o o b b
m r x e w q u a r c p o
e c a n g h e r k t r j
c h m g V n s t t o o o
h i f i l a w y e r g u
a t l n o c c i a n r r
n e l e c t r i c i a n
i c m e h i l i h p m a
c t u r i a r f e i m l
s h s n o t c u r l e i
h a i r d r e s s e r s
r e c e p t i o n i s t
s c i e n t i s t o r m
t r a i d e n t m i s s
i l n e s o l d i e r d
an artist, a lawyer, an electrician, a hairdresser, a receptionist,
a scientist, a soldier, a mechanic, an architect, a musician, an
engineer, a teacher, a doctor, a programmer, a journalist
Exercise 2
2 a plumber
3 an actor
4 a vet
5 a secretary
6 a waiter
7 a nurse
8 a taxi driver
Exercise 3
1 a soldier
2 a builder
3 a plumber
4 a hairdresser
5 an artist
6 a scientist
Exercise 4 LISTENING 46
1 It’s a very interesting job because every day is different. I love animals and
helping animals is my job – so I’m really happy about that. I see a lot of cats
and dogs, but sometimes snakes and spiders too …
2 I work at a large school in London. There are about 900 students. My subject
is history. We’re studying ancient Rome at the moment …
3 I studied English at university, then I got a job with a magazine. It was a
magazine about cars. Boring! Then I saw a job advert for a newspaper in
London, so I applied – and I got the job! It’s much better – I love it.
4 I work in a hospital in Manchester. It’s hard work – I work very long hours –
but it’s interesting. There are sixty of us at the hospital – that includes all the
nurses. The best thing is helping the patients.
5 I studied chemistry at university. Now I work for a very large food company.
It’s great because at school, chemistry was my favourite subject, and now
I’m forty-five years old and I’m still doing chemistry every day!
1 a vet
2 a teacher
3 a journalist
4 a doctor
5 a scientist
Vocabulary Builder (Part 2): suffixes: -er, -or and -ist
Exercise 5
1 painter
2 writer
3 pianist
4 dancer
5 sailor
6 visitor
7 cyclist
8 therapist
Challenge! page 82
Students’ own answers