Copy Of Gateway B2 Unit 5 Reading and Use Of English

The statement implies that scammers intentionally target old people, suggesting that they are specifically unkind towards them. This indicates that the answer "True" is correct, as it aligns with the information provided.

The given statement suggests that there is a belief that certain nationalities are more honest than others. This implies that people have a perception or stereotype about the honesty of different nationalities. The answer "True" indicates that the statement is correct and supports the existence of such beliefs or stereotypes about nationalities and honesty.

The correct answer is False. The statement implies that the scammers responded after the old lady had sent the money, suggesting that they were trustworthy. However, scammers typically respond before receiving the money to maintain the illusion of legitimacy and convince the victim to send more. Therefore, the statement is false.

Person A is the correct answer because the question asks for someone who has personal knowledge of someone who has lost money in a scam. Since the question does not provide any additional information about persons B and C, we can only conclude that person A is the one who has personal knowledge of someone who has been scammed.

Person B talks about a scam that involves imitating the way people speak.

The statement contradicts the common belief that people do trust phone calls if they think they come from official sources. Therefore, the correct answer is False.

David states that emails sent from online scammers are easy to recognize. However, the correct answer is False. This implies that David's statement is not accurate. It suggests that emails sent from online scammers might not be easy to recognize, indicating that scammers may employ various tactics to make their emails appear legitimate. Therefore, it is important to be cautious and vigilant while dealing with emails to avoid falling victim to scams.

Person C thinks they are unlikely to fall for one of these scams.

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The correct answer is "bargain". The sentence mentions that the advisors give advice on how to eat good food on a budget, which implies that they are helping people find good deals or bargains on food. Additionally, the sentence mentions home maintenance programs advising people to do more with less, which suggests that they are helping people find bargains or value in their home maintenance efforts. Therefore, "bargain" is the most appropriate answer.

The statement suggests that people do not receive enough advice about online safety. However, this cannot be determined solely based on David's opinion. The answer is false because it is subjective and lacks evidence or data to support it. It is possible that people do receive enough advice about online safety, but David's statement does not provide enough information to confirm or deny this.

The word "might" is the correct answer because it suggests a possibility or potential action. In this context, it implies that it is possible to take something that was previously thrown out and create something new with it. The use of "might" indicates that this action is not definite or guaranteed, but it is a potential option.

Person A talks about a scam that uses the postal service.

The correct answer is "ought". "Ought" is used to express moral obligation or duty. In the given context, the sentence is discussing the need for recycling more, which implies a moral obligation or duty to do so. Therefore, "ought" is the most suitable choice among the given options.

For some people, saving money is important, while for others, earning extra money is the goal. The word "cash" fits both scenarios as it can be used to save money by paying in cash instead of using credit or debit cards, and it can also be a way to make some extra money by participating in cashback or referral programs. Therefore, "cash" is the most appropriate answer in this context.

The correct answer is "could be". This is because the sentence is discussing the reasons for the growing interest in upcycling, indicating that there are multiple possibilities or potential reasons. The phrase "could be" suggests that there are various factors that could contribute to this interest.

Person C is the one who passes on official advice about avoiding a scam.

The word "must" is the correct answer because it indicates a strong obligation or necessity. The sentence suggests that people believe it is necessary or obligatory for us to do more to deal with the problem of waste, indicating a strong conviction or belief in taking action.

The correct answer is "cut back". This is because the question is asking for a phrase that means to reduce or decrease spending and save money. "Cut back" fits this description perfectly as it implies the act of reducing something, in this case, spending. The other options, "pick up", "give away", and "get by", do not convey the same meaning and are not related to saving money.

The correct answer is "don't have to". The sentence states that you "don't have to" be particularly creative to upcycle and there are many websites with tips on how to do it. This means that being creative is not a requirement for upcycling, and there are resources available to help with the process.