The secret menu - Module 2

C1 Advanced · Multiple Choice Cloze · Advanced Expert Student's Resource Book, Pearson Education

For questions 1–8, read the text below and decide which answer (A, B, C or D) best fits each gap. There is an example at the beginning.

sent

taken

given

put

greater

sooner

rather

further

Clearly

Eventually

Accordingly

Effectively

smack

swipe

shot

stroke

symbol

badge

figure

logo

supposed

regarded

believed

judged

emerged

grew

sprang

rose

diverse

unique

opposite

distinct

Coffee isn't generally (0) ___ to be a teenage drink, so I was somewhat (1) ___ aback when my 12-year-old daughter suggested going for one. What had aroused her interest, however, wasn't so much the coffee but (2) ___ the fact that a major chain of coffee shops was selling a 'secret menu', not listed in public. Stories about this had gone viral amongst teenagers on social media. (3) ___ , the idea of ordering drinks their parents have never heard of appealed to them. No doubt the chain itself had placed those links on social media – a (4) ___ of genius as a marketing strategy but also a striking (5) ___ of our age. Until the mid-twentieth century, people were (6) ___ as either adults or children. The concept of the teenager only (7) ___ to life as consumer companies discovered a new market for their goods. They realised that by making teen brands (8) ___ from parental brands, and just a little subversive, they could create demand for their products. Coffee is just the latest example of this.

The secret menu

thought

defined

classified

referred

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