INSIDE Q’S LAB
1: What does Q supply James Bond with?
2. Boothroyd said he liked everything about James Bond except what?
3. Q’s deadly briefcase was a ____________ ___________ with audiences.
4. What are some of the features of the world’s deadliest car?
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5. Who is the baby rocket useful for?
6. What, according to Lewis Gilbert, is one of the most difficult things for an actor to do?
7. What would Roger Moore write with the script girl?
8. What, according to Roger Moore, did Desmond hate?
KEY
1.Deadly devices
2.His deplorable taste in weapons
3.Huge hit
4.
- revolving number plates
- smoke screen
- oil slick
- rear bullet-proof screen
- left and right front wing machine guns
- ejector seat
5.People who smoke too many cigarettes.
6.To give a long diatribe about some mechanical thing
7.Gobbledygook dialogue
8.The thought of wearing shorts
Vocabulary:
Oil slick: an area of oil that is floating
Diatribe: diatribe (against sb/sth) (formal) a long and angry speech or piece of writing attacking and criticizing sb/sth:
He launched a bitter diatribe against the younger generation.
Gobbledegook (also gobbledygook) (informal) complicated language that is difficult to understand, especially when used in official documents:
It’s all gobbledegook to me
Pages
Tags
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ADVERBS OF DEGREE
alternative therapies
amount
ANNOYANCE AND FRUSTRATION
as/like
Attenborough
Banksy
Beer or Wine
character reference writing
CLOZE
collocations
completion
conditionals
determiners+pronouns
dictionaries
DIFFERENCES AND SIMILARITIES
easter island
emphasis
essays
FOOD AND DRINK
food+drink
FORMALITY
FROM AND SINCE
grammar
house and home
idioms
intuition and logic
inversion
INVERSION AND FRONTING
LINKING WORDS
listening
long lives
modals
money
motherhood
MULTIPLE CHOICE
music
Oliver Sacks
papers
passive
past tenses
personality
Piper and Buxxy
poetry
PRESENT PERFECT
pronunciation
PUNCTUATION
Q´s Lab
R. Pausch
radio
READING
register
relationships
reported speech
reviews
royal mail
sailing
short answers
SPOONERISMS
SUPPORTING MATERIAL
theoriginsofEnglishlanguage
three extracts u6
tv
U 4
U1
U11
U12
U13
U14
U2
U3
U4
U5
U6
u7
U8
U9
verbs
VERBS OF PERCEPTION
video
virtuous nature
Vocabulary
WEEK 28
wish/if only
WORK
WRITING
WRITING SAMPLES
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