B Answers


Energy use The results of the survey are shown below. There are some good points. The medical centre is lit by energy-saving LED lights and water-saving taps are used in the bathrooms. However, there are some problems. Lights are often left on during the night. Green energy is not used anywhere in the centre – the heaters are powered with regular electricity. In the centre, the central heating system does not work efficiently. Heaters are always on maximum because they are not fitted with thermostats. The building is not insulated so a lot of heat escapes. Also, consumables such as printer cartridges are not recycled. They are thrown away.


C Answers


1. As a result of our survey, we have some recommendations to reduce the carbon footprint of the medical centre.


2. Firstly, the medical centre should introduce green energy everywhere.


3. Secondly, the staff should turn off all the lights during the night.


4. Thirdly, all the heaters in the medical centre need thermostats.


5. Finally, the centre should be properly insulated so the amount of heat loss is reduced.


D Answers


1. brought 2. bought 3. cut 4. grown 5.


left


6. made 7. put 8. sent


Unit 10, Finding work


10.1 A Answers & Transcript 57


a. What do you know about our organization? b. What are your strengths? c. What areas can you improve? d. Have you ever worked in a team? e. What are your communication skills like? f. Where do you see yourself in five years’ time? g. What motivates you in work? h. Have you got any questions?


B Answers & Transcript 58 a.


I understand from your website that you are the largest public hospital in the country.


b. I am very enthusiastic. I love meeting new people. c.


d. f.


e. I have experience in nursing work. I can speak Spanish, Italian and a little French.


I would like to be in charge of the Children’s Ward. I like working to achieve care targets. h. Yes. Can you tell me the hours of work?


g.


C Answers & Transcript 59


a. organization b. weaknesses c. recognition d. variety e. industry f.


focus


g. structure h. management i. writer j.


vaccination 10.2


A Answers & Transcript 60


a. applicant b. colleague c. assistant d. knowledge e. education f.


training


g. experience h. duties i. j.


k.


requirement location


relationship


I want to be more organized. I am trying to improve at the moment.


I was the captain of the football team in my last year at school.


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