ответ 1 The connection between colour and emotion is

A a recent discovery.

B a simple subject.

C common knowledge.

D widely utilised by doctors.

2 The primary objective of Stylios and Chen's study was to assess participants'

A reactions.

B mental health.

C powers of observation.

D levels of excitement.

3 A disorganised pattern made people feel

A at ease.

B satisfied.

C enthusiastic.

D agitated.

4 What does the writer say about the fabric of Stylios and Chen's clothing?

A It can generate an electric current.

B It is durable.

C It is commonly used in the textile industry.

D It shouldn't be folded.

5 The writer thinks the idea of clothing influencing emotion is

A worthy of further research.

B unsupported by evidence.

C hard to believe.

D the answer to mental health problems.​

Dear Maurice,
How are you doing? I hope (1) (you / do well). Recently (2) (I / think) about you and your family a lot. Even though (3) (I / find) many new friends here, I still miss you. I’m sorry I haven’t called you in a long time, but (4) (I / be busy). (5) (I / play) more soccer lately, and (6) (it / take up) a lot of my time. (7) (I / not / even / sleep) much recently, because there is so much to do. My French (8) (get better) but it’s still not as good as yours. But (9) (I / learn) a lot of new words and I think you would be proud of me! Well, give Bucky a big hug for me! (10) (I / see) many dogs in my new neighbourhood but none of them (11) (be) as cute as him! Tell your parents (12) (I / shop) for them and (13) (I / buy) them a nice gift. (14) (I / keep an eye) out for things they might like. Can’t wait to see you again!
All the best,
Tasha

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