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Alright gabrielnfersaa — let's do this. Part A: Lexis and Structure 1. The passage discusses "Fuel shortage". 1. A. shortage 2. People experience "long waiting at stations". 2. A. waiting 3. They wait at "filling stations". 3. A. filling 4. The "rising of the prices of every other thing". 4. A. prices 5. For transport, there are "transport fares". 5. A. fares 6. "When there is a fuel crisis". 6. B. crisis 7. "...tempers flare like ignited petrol." 7. C. ignited 8. "...met with the most unbelievably curt reply..." 8. B. curt 9. "...accompanied by a lousy frown..." 9. C. frown 10. "A rude answer to an amiable question..." 10. D. rude 11. "...people keep buying large, high-consumption cars..." 11. C. large 12. "...cars to buy fuel for which they join long..." 12. C. fuel 13. "...they join long vehicular The jam of vehicular traffic..." 13. B. vehicular 14. "...traffic that the fuel shortage produces." 14. A. produces 15. "...reductions of both traffic jams and queuing time." 15. C. queuing Section 2 16. If we've seen here, there'll be the devil to pay. This means that The idiom "the devil to pay" means there will be serious trouble or consequences. 16. B. there'll be trouble. 17. The coconut I ate took the edge off my hunger. This means that eating the coconut To "take the edge off" hunger means to reduce its intensity or severity. 17. A. made me less hungry. Got more? Send 'em!