Cover of the textbook Outcomes Advanced - Student's Book

Answer for exercise 3

The solution for exercise 3 in chapter 15 - Now trending of Outcomes Advanced - Student's Book by Carol Nuttall and Amanda French

Question

Read the article again. Are the sentences true (T) or false (F)? How do you know?

Answer

  1. F ( little could he have known ... his choice of phrase was set to become a trend ...)
  2. F (‘peak plastic surgery’ is mentioned by social commentators, not the writer)
  3. T (Brooks claims there’s a deeper underlying cause: evolution. This infers that if something has happened as part of evolution then it’s not new.)
  4. F (in a bid to explain this, he speculates – it can be interpreted that the paper hasn’t proved anything, it’s a hypothesis)
  5. T (This will make it less likely to fall prey to predators ... This, in turn, makes it a more attractive partner.)
  6. T (As the fashion spread, however, it lost its edge and female preferences started shifted again.)
  7. T
  8. F (... I’m not alone in wanting to see the back of grumpy cats ...)