The key answer of exercise 4

Watch again. Who do the sentences refer to? Write P for Peter, I for Ian or B for both.

1. He was a writer.
2. He was a British adventurer.
3. He spent a lot of his childhood in his grandparents' home.
4. He went to Eton, an expensive private school.
5. He was an academic student.
6. He was excellent at sports.
7. He went to university.
8. He was a stockbroker.
9. He wrote a book about the British secret service.
10. He suggested characters' names.