Intermediate Plus+ 1B WB

Make adjectives from the nouns and verbs in the list and complete the sentences.

Make adjectives from the nouns and verbs in the list and complete the sentences.

Make adjectives from the nouns and verbs in the list and complete the sentences.

Make adjectives from the nouns and verbs in the list and complete the sentences.

Make adjectives from the nouns and verbs in the list and complete the sentences.

Make adjectives from the nouns and verbs in the list and complete the sentences.

Make adjectives from the nouns and verbs in the list and complete the sentences.

Make adjectives from the nouns and verbs in the list and complete the sentences.

Make adjectives from the nouns and verbs in the list and complete the sentences.

Complete the text with the adjective form of the words in brackets. In some cases, you may need to add a negative prefix (un-) as well as a suffix to the word.

Right or wrong? Correct the incorrect phrases.

Right or wrong? Correct the incorrect phrases.

Right or wrong? Correct the incorrect phrases.

Right or wrong? Correct the incorrect phrases.

Right or wrong? Correct the incorrect phrases.

Right or wrong? Correct the incorrect phrases.

Right or wrong? Correct the incorrect phrases.

Right or wrong? Correct the incorrect phrases.

Complete the dialogue with one or ones where neccessary.

Complete the dialogue with one or ones where neccessary.

Complete the dialogue with one or ones where neccessary.

Complete the dialogue with one or ones where neccessary.

Complete the dialogue with one or ones where neccessary.

Complete the sentences with the correct comparative or superlative form of the adjectives. In some cases, more than one answer may be possible.

Complete the sentences with the correct comparative or superlative form of the adjectives. In some cases, more than one answer may be possible.

Complete the sentences with the correct comparative or superlative form of the adjectives. In some cases, more than one answer may be possible.

Complete the sentences with the correct comparative or superlative form of the adjectives. In some cases, more than one answer may be possible.

Complete the sentences with the correct comparative or superlative form of the adjectives. In some cases, more than one answer may be possible.

Complete the sentences with the correct comparative or superlative form of the adjectives. In some cases, more than one answer may be possible.

Complete the sentences with much or a bit + the comparative form of an adjective from the list.

Complete the sentences with much or a bit + the comparative form of an adjective from the list.

Complete the sentences with much or a bit + the comparative form of an adjective from the list.

Complete the sentences with much or a bit + the comparative form of an adjective from the list.

Read the text and complete it with the missing headings

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Colour therapists believe that the seven colours of the rainbow relate to the body’s seven main energy centres. So, if you’re feeling blue, a multi-coloured treatment could be just what you need.

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Several studies have been done on the effects of colour. In 1958, an American scientist called Robert Gerard did some research which showed that the colour red can make us feel anxious, while the colour blue promotes calm. The results also revealed that colour can affect appetite, blood pressure, and aggression. Consultant psychologist Ingrid Collins believes that colour therapy can affect our energy levels. The atoms in all the cells of the human body consist of particles of energy that arc always moving. When colour is applied to the body, the cells receive more energy.

Read the text and complete it with the missing headings

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Colour therapists believe that the seven colours of the rainbow relate to the body’s seven main energy centres. So, if you’re feeling blue, a multi-coloured treatment could be just what you need.

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Papyrus scrolls dating back to 1550BC suggest that the ancient Egyptians used colour to treat the sick. Colour therapy also appears in Ancient Chinese texts, “The treatment became more common during The 20th century, when Swiss psychologist Dr Max Luscher developed the Luschcr Colour- Diagnostic test. During Ihe test, a person is asked to rank eight colours in order of preference. The results are said to show your worries and their solutions.

Read the text and complete it with the missing headings

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Colour therapists believe that the seven colours of the rainbow relate to the body’s seven main energy centres. So, if you’re feeling blue, a multi-coloured treatment could be just what you need.

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According to therapist June McLeod, colour therapy is suitable for everyone, from the young to the old. She suggests that it can help people suffering from all sorts of problems, including stress, insomnia, and even serious illnesses.

Read the text and complete it with the missing headings

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Colour therapists believe that the seven colours of the rainbow relate to the body’s seven main energy centres. So, if you’re feeling blue, a multi-coloured treatment could be just what you need.

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After a session of colour therapy, people usually feel more positive and more in control of their lives. In addition to your strengths, it may also show you your weaknesses, so that you can do something about them. According to the experts, when people leave a consultation , they have a feeling of freshness and a sense of power that they have never experienced before

Read the text again and choose a, b, or c.

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Colour therapists believe that the seven colours of the rainbow relate to the body’s seven main energy centres. So, if you’re feeling blue, a multi-coloured treatment could be just what you need.

1. D
According to the experts, the different colours in the spectrum affect the body’s inner vibrations. If your vibrations are not synchronized, colour therapy can help to restore the balance. This will improve your mood and your physical health. There are different types of colour therapy. Many therapists shine coloured lights on the body, and some give their patients coloured silks to wear. Others use different coloured liquids in bottles, or small torches to shine coloured light at the relevant pressure points on the body.
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Several studies have been done on the effects of colour. In 1958, an American scientist called Robert Gerard did some research which showed that the colour red can make us feel anxious, while the colour blue promotes calm. The results also revealed that colour can affect appetite, blood pressure, and aggression. Consultant psychologist Ingrid Collins believes that colour therapy can affect our energy levels. The atoms in all the cells of the human body consist of particles of energy that arc always moving. When colour is applied to the body, the cells receive more energy.
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Papyrus scrolls dating back to 1550BC suggest that the ancient Egyptians used colour to treat the sick. Colour therapy also appears in Ancient Chinese texts, “The treatment became more common during Ihe 20th century, when Swiss psychologist Dr Max Luscher developed the Luscher Colour- Diagnostic test. During The test, a person is asked to rank eight colours in order of preference. The results are said to show your worries and their solutions.
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According to therapist June McLeod, colour therapy is suitable for everyone, from the young to the old. She suggests that it can help people suffering from all sorts of problems, including stress, insomnia, and even serious illnesses.
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After a session of colour therapy, people usually feel more positive and more in control of their lives. In addition to your strengths, it may also show you your weaknesses, so that you can do something about them. According to the experts, when people leave a consultation , they have a feeling of freshness and a sense of power that they have never experienced before

Question:

Experts think that colour therapy…

Read the text again and choose a, b, or c.

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Colour therapists believe that the seven colours of the rainbow relate to the body’s seven main energy centres. So, if you’re feeling blue, a multi-coloured treatment could be just what you need.

1. D
According to the experts, the different colours in the spectrum affect the body’s inner vibrations. If your vibrations are not synchronized, colour therapy can help to restore the balance. This will improve your mood and your physical health. There are different types of colour therapy. Many therapists shine coloured lights on the body, and some give their patients coloured silks to wear. Others use different coloured liquids in bottles, or small torches to shine coloured light at the relevant pressure points on the body.
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Several studies have been done on the effects of colour. In 1958, an American scientist called Robert Gerard did some research which showed that the colour red can make us feel anxious, while the colour blue promotes calm. The results also revealed that colour can affect appetite, blood pressure, and aggression. Consultant psychologist Ingrid Collins believes that colour therapy can affect our energy levels. The atoms in all the cells of the human body consist of particles of energy that arc always moving. When colour is applied to the body, the cells receive more energy.
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Papyrus scrolls dating back to 1550BC suggest that the ancient Egyptians used colour to treat the sick. Colour therapy also appears in Ancient Chinese texts, “The treatment became more common during Ihe 20th century, when Swiss psychologist Dr Max Luscher developed the Luscher Colour- Diagnostic test. During The test, a person is asked to rank eight colours in order of preference. The results are said to show your worries and their solutions.
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According to therapist June McLeod, colour therapy is suitable for everyone, from the young to the old. She suggests that it can help people suffering from all sorts of problems, including stress, insomnia, and even serious illnesses.
5 ____
After a session of colour therapy, people usually feel more positive and more in control of their lives. In addition to your strengths, it may also show you your weaknesses, so that you can do something about them. According to the experts, when people leave a consultation , they have a feeling of freshness and a sense of power that they have never experienced before

Question:

According to Ingrid Collins, colour therapy can make people feel…

Read the text again and choose a, b, or c.

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Colour therapists believe that the seven colours of the rainbow relate to the body’s seven main energy centres. So, if you’re feeling blue, a multi-coloured treatment could be just what you need.

1. D
According to the experts, the different colours in the spectrum affect the body’s inner vibrations. If your vibrations are not synchronized, colour therapy can help to restore the balance. This will improve your mood and your physical health. There are different types of colour therapy. Many therapists shine coloured lights on the body, and some give their patients coloured silks to wear. Others use different coloured liquids in bottles, or small torches to shine coloured light at the relevant pressure points on the body.
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Several studies have been done on the effects of colour. In 1958, an American scientist called Robert Gerard did some research which showed that the colour red can make us feel anxious, while the colour blue promotes calm. The results also revealed that colour can affect appetite, blood pressure, and aggression. Consultant psychologist Ingrid Collins believes that colour therapy can affect our energy levels. The atoms in all the cells of the human body consist of particles of energy that arc always moving. When colour is applied to the body, the cells receive more energy.
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Papyrus scrolls dating back to 1550BC suggest that the ancient Egyptians used colour to treat the sick. Colour therapy also appears in Ancient Chinese texts, “The treatment became more common during Ihe 20th century, when Swiss psychologist Dr Max Luscher developed the Luscher Colour- Diagnostic test. During The test, a person is asked to rank eight colours in order of preference. The results are said to show your worries and their solutions.
4 ____
According to therapist June McLeod, colour therapy is suitable for everyone, from the young to the old. She suggests that it can help people suffering from all sorts of problems, including stress, insomnia, and even serious illnesses.
5 ____
After a session of colour therapy, people usually feel more positive and more in control of their lives. In addition to your strengths, it may also show you your weaknesses, so that you can do something about them. According to the experts, when people leave a consultation , they have a feeling of freshness and a sense of power that they have never experienced before

Question:

Dr Max Liischer used colour therapy to treat his patients’…

Read the text again and choose a, b, or c.

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Colour therapists believe that the seven colours of the rainbow relate to the body’s seven main energy centres. So, if you’re feeling blue, a multi-coloured treatment could be just what you need.

1. D
According to the experts, the different colours in the spectrum affect the body’s inner vibrations. If your vibrations are not synchronized, colour therapy can help to restore the balance. This will improve your mood and your physical health. There are different types of colour therapy. Many therapists shine coloured lights on the body, and some give their patients coloured silks to wear. Others use different coloured liquids in bottles, or small torches to shine coloured light at the relevant pressure points on the body.
2 ____
Several studies have been done on the effects of colour. In 1958, an American scientist called Robert Gerard did some research which showed that the colour red can make us feel anxious, while the colour blue promotes calm. The results also revealed that colour can affect appetite, blood pressure, and aggression. Consultant psychologist Ingrid Collins believes that colour therapy can affect our energy levels. The atoms in all the cells of the human body consist of particles of energy that arc always moving. When colour is applied to the body, the cells receive more energy.
3 ____
Papyrus scrolls dating back to 1550BC suggest that the ancient Egyptians used colour to treat the sick. Colour therapy also appears in Ancient Chinese texts, “The treatment became more common during Ihe 20th century, when Swiss psychologist Dr Max Luscher developed the Luscher Colour- Diagnostic test. During The test, a person is asked to rank eight colours in order of preference. The results are said to show your worries and their solutions.
4 ____
According to therapist June McLeod, colour therapy is suitable for everyone, from the young to the old. She suggests that it can help people suffering from all sorts of problems, including stress, insomnia, and even serious illnesses.
5 ____
After a session of colour therapy, people usually feel more positive and more in control of their lives. In addition to your strengths, it may also show you your weaknesses, so that you can do something about them. According to the experts, when people leave a consultation , they have a feeling of freshness and a sense of power that they have never experienced before

Question:

June McLeod thinks that colour therapy…

Read the text again and choose a, b, or c.

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Colour therapists believe that the seven colours of the rainbow relate to the body’s seven main energy centres. So, if you’re feeling blue, a multi-coloured treatment could be just what you need.

1. D
According to the experts, the different colours in the spectrum affect the body’s inner vibrations. If your vibrations are not synchronized, colour therapy can help to restore the balance. This will improve your mood and your physical health. There are different types of colour therapy. Many therapists shine coloured lights on the body, and some give their patients coloured silks to wear. Others use different coloured liquids in bottles, or small torches to shine coloured light at the relevant pressure points on the body.
2 ____
Several studies have been done on the effects of colour. In 1958, an American scientist called Robert Gerard did some research which showed that the colour red can make us feel anxious, while the colour blue promotes calm. The results also revealed that colour can affect appetite, blood pressure, and aggression. Consultant psychologist Ingrid Collins believes that colour therapy can affect our energy levels. The atoms in all the cells of the human body consist of particles of energy that arc always moving. When colour is applied to the body, the cells receive more energy.
3 ____
Papyrus scrolls dating back to 1550BC suggest that the ancient Egyptians used colour to treat the sick. Colour therapy also appears in Ancient Chinese texts, “The treatment became more common during Ihe 20th century, when Swiss psychologist Dr Max Luscher developed the Luscher Colour- Diagnostic test. During The test, a person is asked to rank eight colours in order of preference. The results are said to show your worries and their solutions.
4 ____
According to therapist June McLeod, colour therapy is suitable for everyone, from the young to the old. She suggests that it can help people suffering from all sorts of problems, including stress, insomnia, and even serious illnesses.
5 ____
After a session of colour therapy, people usually feel more positive and more in control of their lives. In addition to your strengths, it may also show you your weaknesses, so that you can do something about them. According to the experts, when people leave a consultation , they have a feeling of freshness and a sense of power that they have never experienced before

Question:

In general, colour therapy makes people feel…

choose the. highlighted words in the text to the definitions below.

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Colour therapists believe that the seven colours of the rainbow relate to the body’s seven main energy centres. So, if you’re feeling blue, a multi-coloured treatment could be just what you need.

1. D
According to the experts, the different colours in the spectrum affect the body’s inner vibrations. If your vibrations are not synchronized, colour therapy can help to restore the balance. This will improve your mood and your physical health. There are different types of colour therapy. Many therapists shine coloured lights on the body, and some give their patients coloured silks to wear. Others use different coloured liquids in bottles, or small torches to shine coloured light at the relevant pressure points on the body.
2 ____
Several studies have been done on the effects of colour. In 1958, an American scientist called Robert Gerard did some research which showed that the colour red can make us feel anxious, while the colour blue promotes calm. The results also revealed that colour can affect appetite, blood pressure, and aggression. Consultant psychologist Ingrid Collins believes that colour therapy can affect our energy levels. The atoms in all the cells of the human body consist of particles of energy that arc always moving. When colour is applied to the body, the cells receive more energy.
3 ____
Papyrus scrolls dating back to 1550BC suggest that the ancient Egyptians used colour to treat the sick. Colour therapy also appears in Ancient Chinese texts, “The treatment became more common during Ihe 20th century, when Swiss psychologist Dr Max Luscher developed the Luscher Colour- Diagnostic test. During The test, a person is asked to rank eight colours in order of preference. The results are said to show your worries and their solutions.
4 ____
According to therapist June McLeod, colour therapy is suitable for everyone, from the young to the old. She suggests that it can help people suffering from all sorts of problems, including stress, insomnia, and even serious illnesses.
5 ____
After a session of colour therapy, people usually feel more positive and more in control of their lives. In addition to your strengths, it may also show you your weaknesses, so that you can do something about them. According to the experts, when people leave a consultation , they have a feeling of freshness and a sense of power that they have never experienced before

choose the. highlighted words in the text to the definitions below.

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Colour therapists believe that the seven colours of the rainbow relate to the body’s seven main energy centres. So, if you’re feeling blue, a multi-coloured treatment could be just what you need.

1. D
According to the experts, the different colours in the spectrum affect the body’s inner vibrations. If your vibrations are not synchronized, colour therapy can help to restore the balance. This will improve your mood and your physical health. There are different types of colour therapy. Many therapists shine coloured lights on the body, and some give their patients coloured silks to wear. Others use different coloured liquids in bottles, or small torches to shine coloured light at the relevant pressure points on the body.
2 ____
Several studies have been done on the effects of colour. In 1958, an American scientist called Robert Gerard did some research which showed that the colour red can make us feel anxious, while the colour blue promotes calm. The results also revealed that colour can affect appetite, blood pressure, and aggression. Consultant psychologist Ingrid Collins believes that colour therapy can affect our energy levels. The atoms in all the cells of the human body consist of particles of energy that arc always moving. When colour is applied to the body, the cells receive more energy.
3 ____
Papyrus scrolls dating back to 1550BC suggest that the ancient Egyptians used colour to treat the sick. Colour therapy also appears in Ancient Chinese texts, “The treatment became more common during Ihe 20th century, when Swiss psychologist Dr Max Luscher developed the Luscher Colour- Diagnostic test. During The test, a person is asked to rank eight colours in order of preference. The results are said to show your worries and their solutions.
4 ____
According to therapist June McLeod, colour therapy is suitable for everyone, from the young to the old. She suggests that it can help people suffering from all sorts of problems, including stress, insomnia, and even serious illnesses.
5 ____
After a session of colour therapy, people usually feel more positive and more in control of their lives. In addition to your strengths, it may also show you your weaknesses, so that you can do something about them. According to the experts, when people leave a consultation , they have a feeling of freshness and a sense of power that they have never experienced before

choose the. highlighted words in the text to the definitions below.

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Colour therapists believe that the seven colours of the rainbow relate to the body’s seven main energy centres. So, if you’re feeling blue, a multi-coloured treatment could be just what you need.

1. D
According to the experts, the different colours in the spectrum affect the body’s inner vibrations. If your vibrations are not synchronized, colour therapy can help to restore the balance. This will improve your mood and your physical health. There are different types of colour therapy. Many therapists shine coloured lights on the body, and some give their patients coloured silks to wear. Others use different coloured liquids in bottles, or small torches to shine coloured light at the relevant pressure points on the body.
2 ____
Several studies have been done on the effects of colour. In 1958, an American scientist called Robert Gerard did some research which showed that the colour red can make us feel anxious, while the colour blue promotes calm. The results also revealed that colour can affect appetite, blood pressure, and aggression. Consultant psychologist Ingrid Collins believes that colour therapy can affect our energy levels. The atoms in all the cells of the human body consist of particles of energy that arc always moving. When colour is applied to the body, the cells receive more energy.
3 ____
Papyrus scrolls dating back to 1550BC suggest that the ancient Egyptians used colour to treat the sick. Colour therapy also appears in Ancient Chinese texts, “The treatment became more common during Ihe 20th century, when Swiss psychologist Dr Max Luscher developed the Luscher Colour- Diagnostic test. During The test, a person is asked to rank eight colours in order of preference. The results are said to show your worries and their solutions.
4 ____
According to therapist June McLeod, colour therapy is suitable for everyone, from the young to the old. She suggests that it can help people suffering from all sorts of problems, including stress, insomnia, and even serious illnesses.
5 ____
After a session of colour therapy, people usually feel more positive and more in control of their lives. In addition to your strengths, it may also show you your weaknesses, so that you can do something about them. According to the experts, when people leave a consultation , they have a feeling of freshness and a sense of power that they have never experienced before

choose the. highlighted words in the text to the definitions below.

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Colour therapists believe that the seven colours of the rainbow relate to the body’s seven main energy centres. So, if you’re feeling blue, a multi-coloured treatment could be just what you need.

1. D
According to the experts, the different colours in the spectrum affect the body’s inner vibrations. If your vibrations are not synchronized, colour therapy can help to restore the balance. This will improve your mood and your physical health. There are different types of colour therapy. Many therapists shine coloured lights on the body, and some give their patients coloured silks to wear. Others use different coloured liquids in bottles, or small torches to shine coloured light at the relevant pressure points on the body.
2 ____
Several studies have been done on the effects of colour. In 1958, an American scientist called Robert Gerard did some research which showed that the colour red can make us feel anxious, while the colour blue promotes calm. The results also revealed that colour can affect appetite, blood pressure, and aggression. Consultant psychologist Ingrid Collins believes that colour therapy can affect our energy levels. The atoms in all the cells of the human body consist of particles of energy that arc always moving. When colour is applied to the body, the cells receive more energy.
3 ____
Papyrus scrolls dating back to 1550BC suggest that the ancient Egyptians used colour to treat the sick. Colour therapy also appears in Ancient Chinese texts, “The treatment became more common during Ihe 20th century, when Swiss psychologist Dr Max Luscher developed the Luscher Colour- Diagnostic test. During The test, a person is asked to rank eight colours in order of preference. The results are said to show your worries and their solutions.
4 ____
According to therapist June McLeod, colour therapy is suitable for everyone, from the young to the old. She suggests that it can help people suffering from all sorts of problems, including stress, insomnia, and even serious illnesses.
5 ____
After a session of colour therapy, people usually feel more positive and more in control of their lives. In addition to your strengths, it may also show you your weaknesses, so that you can do something about them. According to the experts, when people leave a consultation , they have a feeling of freshness and a sense of power that they have never experienced before

choose the. highlighted words in the text to the definitions below.

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Colour therapists believe that the seven colours of the rainbow relate to the body’s seven main energy centres. So, if you’re feeling blue, a multi-coloured treatment could be just what you need.

1. D
According to the experts, the different colours in the spectrum affect the body’s inner vibrations. If your vibrations are not synchronized, colour therapy can help to restore the balance. This will improve your mood and your physical health. There are different types of colour therapy. Many therapists shine coloured lights on the body, and some give their patients coloured silks to wear. Others use different coloured liquids in bottles, or small torches to shine coloured light at the relevant pressure points on the body.
2 ____
Several studies have been done on the effects of colour. In 1958, an American scientist called Robert Gerard did some research which showed that the colour red can make us feel anxious, while the colour blue promotes calm. The results also revealed that colour can affect appetite, blood pressure, and aggression. Consultant psychologist Ingrid Collins believes that colour therapy can affect our energy levels. The atoms in all the cells of the human body consist of particles of energy that arc always moving. When colour is applied to the body, the cells receive more energy.
3 ____
Papyrus scrolls dating back to 1550BC suggest that the ancient Egyptians used colour to treat the sick. Colour therapy also appears in Ancient Chinese texts, “The treatment became more common during Ihe 20th century, when Swiss psychologist Dr Max Luscher developed the Luscher Colour- Diagnostic test. During The test, a person is asked to rank eight colours in order of preference. The results are said to show your worries and their solutions.
4 ____
According to therapist June McLeod, colour therapy is suitable for everyone, from the young to the old. She suggests that it can help people suffering from all sorts of problems, including stress, insomnia, and even serious illnesses.
5 ____
After a session of colour therapy, people usually feel more positive and more in control of their lives. In addition to your strengths, it may also show you your weaknesses, so that you can do something about them. According to the experts, when people leave a consultation , they have a feeling of freshness and a sense of power that they have never experienced before

choose the. highlighted words in the text to the definitions below.

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Colour therapists believe that the seven colours of the rainbow relate to the body’s seven main energy centres. So, if you’re feeling blue, a multi-coloured treatment could be just what you need.

1. D
According to the experts, the different colours in the spectrum affect the body’s inner vibrations. If your vibrations are not synchronized, colour therapy can help to restore the balance. This will improve your mood and your physical health. There are different types of colour therapy. Many therapists shine coloured lights on the body, and some give their patients coloured silks to wear. Others use different coloured liquids in bottles, or small torches to shine coloured light at the relevant pressure points on the body.
2 ____
Several studies have been done on the effects of colour. In 1958, an American scientist called Robert Gerard did some research which showed that the colour red can make us feel anxious, while the colour blue promotes calm. The results also revealed that colour can affect appetite, blood pressure, and aggression. Consultant psychologist Ingrid Collins believes that colour therapy can affect our energy levels. The atoms in all the cells of the human body consist of particles of energy that arc always moving. When colour is applied to the body, the cells receive more energy.
3 ____
Papyrus scrolls dating back to 1550BC suggest that the ancient Egyptians used colour to treat the sick. Colour therapy also appears in Ancient Chinese texts, “The treatment became more common during Ihe 20th century, when Swiss psychologist Dr Max Luscher developed the Luscher Colour- Diagnostic test. During The test, a person is asked to rank eight colours in order of preference. The results are said to show your worries and their solutions.
4 ____
According to therapist June McLeod, colour therapy is suitable for everyone, from the young to the old. She suggests that it can help people suffering from all sorts of problems, including stress, insomnia, and even serious illnesses.
5 ____
After a session of colour therapy, people usually feel more positive and more in control of their lives. In addition to your strengths, it may also show you your weaknesses, so that you can do something about them. According to the experts, when people leave a consultation , they have a feeling of freshness and a sense of power that they have never experienced before

choose the. highlighted words in the text to the definitions below.

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Colour therapists believe that the seven colours of the rainbow relate to the body’s seven main energy centres. So, if you’re feeling blue, a multi-coloured treatment could be just what you need.

1. D
According to the experts, the different colours in the spectrum affect the body’s inner vibrations. If your vibrations are not synchronized, colour therapy can help to restore the balance. This will improve your mood and your physical health. There are different types of colour therapy. Many therapists shine coloured lights on the body, and some give their patients coloured silks to wear. Others use different coloured liquids in bottles, or small torches to shine coloured light at the relevant pressure points on the body.
2 ____
Several studies have been done on the effects of colour. In 1958, an American scientist called Robert Gerard did some research which showed that the colour red can make us feel anxious, while the colour blue promotes calm. The results also revealed that colour can affect appetite, blood pressure, and aggression. Consultant psychologist Ingrid Collins believes that colour therapy can affect our energy levels. The atoms in all the cells of the human body consist of particles of energy that arc always moving. When colour is applied to the body, the cells receive more energy.
3 ____
Papyrus scrolls dating back to 1550BC suggest that the ancient Egyptians used colour to treat the sick. Colour therapy also appears in Ancient Chinese texts, “The treatment became more common during Ihe 20th century, when Swiss psychologist Dr Max Luscher developed the Luscher Colour- Diagnostic test. During The test, a person is asked to rank eight colours in order of preference. The results are said to show your worries and their solutions.
4 ____
According to therapist June McLeod, colour therapy is suitable for everyone, from the young to the old. She suggests that it can help people suffering from all sorts of problems, including stress, insomnia, and even serious illnesses.
5 ____
After a session of colour therapy, people usually feel more positive and more in control of their lives. In addition to your strengths, it may also show you your weaknesses, so that you can do something about them. According to the experts, when people leave a consultation , they have a feeling of freshness and a sense of power that they have never experienced before

choose the. highlighted words in the text to the definitions below.

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Colour therapists believe that the seven colours of the rainbow relate to the body’s seven main energy centres. So, if you’re feeling blue, a multi-coloured treatment could be just what you need.

1. D
According to the experts, the different colours in the spectrum affect the body’s inner vibrations. If your vibrations are not synchronized, colour therapy can help to restore the balance. This will improve your mood and your physical health. There are different types of colour therapy. Many therapists shine coloured lights on the body, and some give their patients coloured silks to wear. Others use different coloured liquids in bottles, or small torches to shine coloured light at the relevant pressure points on the body.
2 ____
Several studies have been done on the effects of colour. In 1958, an American scientist called Robert Gerard did some research which showed that the colour red can make us feel anxious, while the colour blue promotes calm. The results also revealed that colour can affect appetite, blood pressure, and aggression. Consultant psychologist Ingrid Collins believes that colour therapy can affect our energy levels. The atoms in all the cells of the human body consist of particles of energy that arc always moving. When colour is applied to the body, the cells receive more energy.
3 ____
Papyrus scrolls dating back to 1550BC suggest that the ancient Egyptians used colour to treat the sick. Colour therapy also appears in Ancient Chinese texts, “The treatment became more common during Ihe 20th century, when Swiss psychologist Dr Max Luscher developed the Luscher Colour- Diagnostic test. During The test, a person is asked to rank eight colours in order of preference. The results are said to show your worries and their solutions.
4 ____
According to therapist June McLeod, colour therapy is suitable for everyone, from the young to the old. She suggests that it can help people suffering from all sorts of problems, including stress, insomnia, and even serious illnesses.
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After a session of colour therapy, people usually feel more positive and more in control of their lives. In addition to your strengths, it may also show you your weaknesses, so that you can do something about them. According to the experts, when people leave a consultation , they have a feeling of freshness and a sense of power that they have never experienced before

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Colour therapists believe that the seven colours of the rainbow relate to the body’s seven main energy centres. So, if you’re feeling blue, a multi-coloured treatment could be just what you need.

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According to the experts, the different colours in the spectrum affect the body’s inner vibrations. If your vibrations are not synchronized, colour therapy can help to restore the balance. This will improve your mood and your physical health. There are different types of colour therapy. Many therapists shine coloured lights on the body, and some give their patients coloured silks to wear. Others use different coloured liquids in bottles, or small torches to shine coloured light at the relevant pressure points on the body.
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Several studies have been done on the effects of colour. In 1958, an American scientist called Robert Gerard did some research which showed that the colour red can make us feel anxious, while the colour blue promotes calm. The results also revealed that colour can affect appetite, blood pressure, and aggression. Consultant psychologist Ingrid Collins believes that colour therapy can affect our energy levels. The atoms in all the cells of the human body consist of particles of energy that arc always moving. When colour is applied to the body, the cells receive more energy.
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Papyrus scrolls dating back to 1550BC suggest that the ancient Egyptians used colour to treat the sick. Colour therapy also appears in Ancient Chinese texts, “The treatment became more common during Ihe 20th century, when Swiss psychologist Dr Max Luscher developed the Luscher Colour- Diagnostic test. During The test, a person is asked to rank eight colours in order of preference. The results are said to show your worries and their solutions.
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According to therapist June McLeod, colour therapy is suitable for everyone, from the young to the old. She suggests that it can help people suffering from all sorts of problems, including stress, insomnia, and even serious illnesses.
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After a session of colour therapy, people usually feel more positive and more in control of their lives. In addition to your strengths, it may also show you your weaknesses, so that you can do something about them. According to the experts, when people leave a consultation , they have a feeling of freshness and a sense of power that they have never experienced before

Listen to an interior designer giving advice on which colours to paint each of the rooms of a house.

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Coming to the UK

European nationals
As an EEA or Swiss national, you have the right of residence in the UK if;
• you are working here, or
• you can support yourself and your family in the UK.

Entering the UK
When you enter the UK, you must show your passport or national identity card. You should use the separate channel marked ’EEA/EU’, where it is available.

Your family
Ilf you have the right to live in the UK, your family may join you here. Your family is defined as:
• your spouse (husband or wife) or civil partner;
. any children or grandchildren of you, your spouse, or your civil partner who are dependent on you; and the parents or grandparents of you, your spouse, or your civil partner.
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Tourism and visiting friends
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Visiting to study
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Coming to the UK

European nationals
As an EEA or Swiss national, you have the right of residence in the UK if;
• you are working here, or
• you can support yourself and your family in the UK.

Entering the UK
When you enter the UK, you must show your passport or national identity card. You should use the separate channel marked ’EEA/EU’, where it is available.

Your family
Ilf you have the right to live in the UK, your family may join you here. Your family is defined as:
• your spouse (husband or wife) or civil partner;
. any children or grandchildren of you, your spouse, or your civil partner who are dependent on you; and the parents or grandparents of you, your spouse, or your civil partner.
For more information, see Residence documents for l European citizenss.
Non-European nationals
If you come to the UK as a visitor, you are normally allowed ’ to stay here for a maximum of six months. If you want to : stay here for longer than six months, check in the Visas section to see if you qualify for another type of visa.
Tourism and visiting friends
If you want to visit the UK as a tourist or to stay with friends in the UK, you should apply to come here as a general visitor. There are restrictions on what you can do in the UK in this category. For example, you cannot get married.
Visiting to study
If you want the to study in the UK for up to six months (or up to 11 months if you will be studying and English language course), and you will not work while you are here, you can come here as a student visitor.

For futher information on visas, go to our Visiting the UK page.

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Coming to the UK

European nationals
As an EEA or Swiss national, you have the right of residence in the UK if;
• you are working here, or
• you can support yourself and your family in the UK.

Entering the UK
When you enter the UK, you must show your passport or national identity card. You should use the separate channel marked ’EEA/EU’, where it is available.

Your family
Ilf you have the right to live in the UK, your family may join you here. Your family is defined as:
• your spouse (husband or wife) or civil partner;
. any children or grandchildren of you, your spouse, or your civil partner who are dependent on you; and the parents or grandparents of you, your spouse, or your civil partner.
For more information, see Residence documents for l European citizenss.
Non-European nationals
If you come to the UK as a visitor, you are normally allowed ’ to stay here for a maximum of six months. If you want to : stay here for longer than six months, check in the Visas section to see if you qualify for another type of visa.
Tourism and visiting friends
If you want to visit the UK as a tourist or to stay with friends in the UK, you should apply to come here as a general visitor. There are restrictions on what you can do in the UK in this category. For example, you cannot get married.
Visiting to study
If you want the to study in the UK for up to six months (or up to 11 months if you will be studying and English language course), and you will not work while you are here, you can come here as a student visitor.

For futher information on visas, go to our Visiting the UK page.

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Coming to the UK

European nationals
As an EEA or Swiss national, you have the right of residence in the UK if;
• you are working here, or
• you can support yourself and your family in the UK.

Entering the UK
When you enter the UK, you must show your passport or national identity card. You should use the separate channel marked ’EEA/EU’, where it is available.

Your family
Ilf you have the right to live in the UK, your family may join you here. Your family is defined as:
• your spouse (husband or wife) or civil partner;
. any children or grandchildren of you, your spouse, or your civil partner who are dependent on you; and the parents or grandparents of you, your spouse, or your civil partner.
For more information, see Residence documents for l European citizenss.
Non-European nationals
If you come to the UK as a visitor, you are normally allowed ’ to stay here for a maximum of six months. If you want to : stay here for longer than six months, check in the Visas section to see if you qualify for another type of visa.
Tourism and visiting friends
If you want to visit the UK as a tourist or to stay with friends in the UK, you should apply to come here as a general visitor. There are restrictions on what you can do in the UK in this category. For example, you cannot get married.
Visiting to study
If you want the to study in the UK for up to six months (or up to 11 months if you will be studying and English language course), and you will not work while you are here, you can come here as a student visitor.

For futher information on visas, go to our Visiting the UK page.

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Coming to the UK

European nationals
As an EEA or Swiss national, you have the right of residence in the UK if;
• you are working here, or
• you can support yourself and your family in the UK.

Entering the UK
When you enter the UK, you must show your passport or national identity card. You should use the separate channel marked ’EEA/EU’, where it is available.

Your family
Ilf you have the right to live in the UK, your family may join you here. Your family is defined as:
• your spouse (husband or wife) or civil partner;
. any children or grandchildren of you, your spouse, or your civil partner who are dependent on you; and the parents or grandparents of you, your spouse, or your civil partner.
For more information, see Residence documents for l European citizenss.
Non-European nationals
If you come to the UK as a visitor, you are normally allowed ’ to stay here for a maximum of six months. If you want to : stay here for longer than six months, check in the Visas section to see if you qualify for another type of visa.
Tourism and visiting friends
If you want to visit the UK as a tourist or to stay with friends in the UK, you should apply to come here as a general visitor. There are restrictions on what you can do in the UK in this category. For example, you cannot get married.
Visiting to study
If you want the to study in the UK for up to six months (or up to 11 months if you will be studying and English language course), and you will not work while you are here, you can come here as a student visitor.

For futher information on visas, go to our Visiting the UK page.