Answer Key (WORKBOOK)

Lesson 5
Exercise 1 (page 17)
1. (?) Is Jane going to buy some books tomorrow?
( - ) Jane is not going to buy some books tomorrow.
2. (+) We will probably go out for dinner this evening.
(?) Will we probably go out for dinner this evening?
3. (+) I shall answer the phone.
( - ) I shall not answer the phone.
4. (+) They are going to move to their new house.
( - ) They are not going to move to their new house.
5. (?) Will Ken help you to carry that heavy suitcase?
( - ) Ken will not help you to carry that heavy suitcase.

Exercise 2 (page 17-18)

1. The cougar is not going to attack you.
2. Is it going to rain tomorrow?
3. We are going to buy him a pen for his birthday.
4. I am not going to win the race.
5. Are we going to buy some bacon?
6. She is not going to buy any more chocolate.

Exercise 3 (page 18)

1. will write
2. will get
3. will turn
4. will visit
5. will come, will be
6. will turn
7. will be
8. will attend
9. will help
10. will walk
11. will cut, will you do, will paint
12. Will you do, will change, will hold
13. will go, will you get, will buy
14. will graduate, will begin
15. will be, will come
16. will see
17. will erase
18. will do, will do

Lesson 6
Exercise 1 (page 20)
1. I have met both his father and his mother.
2. Both the driver and the passenger were injured in the accident.
3. Both wheat and corn are grown in Kansas.
4. Both he buys and sells used cars.
5. The city suffers from both air pollution and water pollution

Exercise 2 (page 20)

1. Either Omar or Rosa has my book.
2. I am going to give my friend either a book or pen for her birthday.
3. Either my sister or my brother will meet me at the airport.
4. I am going to vote for either Mr. Smith or Mr. Jones.
5. I will go to either New Orleans or Miami for my vacation.

Exercise 2 (page 21)

1. He likes neither coffee nor tea.
2. Neither her husband nor her children speak English.
3. Neither the students nor the teacher are wide awake today.
4. They have neither a refrigerator nor a stove for their new apartment.
5. She enjoys neither hunting nor fishing.
6. The result was neither good nor bad.

Exercise 4 (page 22)

1. He has neither a pen nor paper.
2. Either Rob or Bob enjoys horseback riding.
3. You can have either tea or coffee.
4. Either Arthur or Ricardo is absent.
5. She wants to buy either a Chevrolet or a Toyota.
6. Either the leopard or the tiger face extinction.
7. We could either fly or take the train.
 8. Either smallpox or Malaria is a dangerous disease.
9. Neither Arthur nor Ricardo is not in class today.
10. According to the news report, it will either snow or rain tonight.

Lesson 7
Exercise 1 (page 24) Exercise 2 (page 25)
1. Badly 1. excellent
2. Slowly 2. fast
3. Patiently 3. hard
4. Quickly 4. happy
5. Beautifully 5.sick
6. Sadly 6. bad
7. Kindly 7. easily
8. Softly 8. wonderful
9. Heavily 9. friendly
10. Hard 10. well
11. Lately 11. wonderful
12. Proudly 12. empty
13. Wisely 13. fantastic
14. Cruelly 14. carefully
15. Silently 15. Politely
16. Bravely
17. Hungrily
18. Smartly
19. Fast
20. Quietly
21. Angrily
22. Well
23. Lately
24. Happily
25. Loudly
26. Carefully
27. Patiently
28. Politely
29. Safely
30. Gladly

Exercise 3 (page 25) Exercise 4 (page 26)

1. Loud 1. carefully
2. Loudly 2. badly
3. Patiently 3. nervous
4. Sleepy 4. good
5. Quietly 5. great
6. Carefully 6. angrily
7. Happy 7. pretty
8. Nervously 8. well
9. Nervous 9. happy
10. Slowly 10. great
11. Fast 11. gently
12. Quickly 12. nice
13. Strange 13. well
14. Thirsty 14. silly
15. Hungry 15. Soft, warm

Exercise 5 (page 27)

1. hardly
2. good, well
3. greedily
4. late
5. beautiful, beautifully
6. good, well
7. fast
8. angrily
9. carefully
10. happily
 THE WHISTLE
Level:Intermediate

Burnstow is a small seaside ___________. It is a busy town in ____________. But it is a quiet

place for the rest of the __________. In spring and autumn only a few people go __________. They go to
Burnstow to play ____________. Professor Parkins went to Burnstow in the ______________ of 1902.
He stayed at a _________ inn called The Globe. The Globe Inn was very near the __________. There
were only ________ rooms for guests at the inn. There was a guest in ___________ of the rooms, so the
Professor had to __________ in the other. The landlord took the Professor upstairs to the __________.
The landlord unlocked the ______________ and showed the Professor the room. This is the room, sir,
he said. There were two beds. Both of them are comfortable. You can choose the bed you want. Theres a
good view of the sea from the window. Professor Parkins looked out of the ___________. The beach
was only a ___________yards away. The sea looked grey and ___________.

THE WHISTLE
Level:Intermediate

Burnstow is a small seaside ___________. It is a busy town in ____________. But it is a quiet

place for the rest of the __________. In spring and autumn only a few people go __________. They go to
Burnstow to play ____________. Professor Parkins went to Burnstow in the ______________ of 1902.
He stayed at a _________ inn called The Globe. The Globe Inn was very near the __________. There
were only ________ rooms for guests at the inn. There was a guest in ___________ of the rooms, so the
Professor had to __________ in the other. The landlord took the Professor upstairs to the __________.
The landlord unlocked the ______________ and showed the Professor the room. This is the room, sir,
he said. There were two beds. Both of them are comfortable. You can choose the bed you want. Theres a
good view of the sea from the window. Professor Parkins looked out of the ___________. The beach
was only a ___________yards away. The sea look grey and ___________.

THE WHISTLE
Level:Intermediate

Burnstow is a small seaside ___________. It is a busy town in ____________. But it is a quiet

place for the rest of the __________. In spring and autumn only a few people go __________. They go to
Burnstow to play ____________. Professor Parkins went to Burnstow in the ______________ of 1902.
He stayed at a _________ inn called The Globe. The Globe Inn was very near the __________. There
were only ________ rooms for guests at the inn. There was a guest in ___________ of the rooms, so the
Professor had to __________ in the other. The landlord took the Professor upstairs to the __________.
The landlord unlocked the ______________ and showed the Professor the room. This is the room, sir,
he said. There were two beds. Both of them are comfortable. You can choose the bed you want. Theres a
good view of the sea from the window. Professor Parkins looked out of the ___________. The beach
was only a ___________yards away. The sea look grey and ___________.

THE WHISTLE
Level:Intermediate

Burnstow is a small seaside ___________. It is a busy town in ____________. But it is a quiet

place for the rest of the __________. In spring and autumn only a few people go __________. They go to
Burnstow to play ____________. Professor Parkins went to Burnstow in the ______________ of 1902.
He stayed at a _________ inn called The Globe. The Globe Inn was very near the __________. There
were only ________ rooms for guests at the inn. There was a guest in ___________ of the rooms, so the
Professor had to __________ in the other. The landlord took the Professor upstairs to the __________.
The landlord unlocked the ______________ and showed the Professor the room. This is the room, sir,
he said. There were two beds. Both of them are comfortable. You can choose the bed you want. Theres a
good view of the sea from the window. Professor Parkins looked out of the ___________. The beach
was only a ___________yards away. The sea look grey and ___________.
1. Take me into your ________________ arms.
2. You can call me green ______________
3. Just give me a ___________, just a little bits enough.
4. What happened to my ___________________knots?
5. ____________ to me baby. Why cant you ____________ me?
6. You call me your ____________________
7. Im friends with the __________________ thats under my bed.
8. Ill never leave your _________________ burning.
9. Im potatoes.
10. I dont think youre ready for _________________
11. I wont chew the ___________________________

FIRST SNOW FALL

Today is November ___________________________
It snowed all day _____________________________
The snow is _________________________________
The snow finally _____________________________
My sister and I are ___________________________
My mom doesnt like the ______________________
My mom has to shovel the drive ________________
My sister and I get to _________________________
I put on my hat and __________________________
My mom puts on my _________________________
My mom zippers my _________________________
My sister puts on her hat and __________________
My mom puts on her _________________________
My mom zippers her _________________________
My sister and I go ___________________________
We begin to make a snow _____________________
My mom starts to shovel the __________________
My sister and I make snow ____________________
My sister and I throw ________________________
It starts to snow ____________________________
We go inside for hot _________________________
"Mirrors"
(feat. Fifth Harmony)
(originally by Justin Timberlake)

Aren't you somethin' to admire

Cause your shine is somethin' like a mirror
And I can't help but notice
You reflect in this heart of mine
If you ever feel alone and
The glare makes me hard to find
Just know that I'm always
Parallel on the other side

Cause with your hand in my hand

And a pocket full of soul
I can tell you there's no place we couldn't go
Just put your hand on the glass
I'm here tryin' to pull you through
You just gotta be strong

Cause I don't wanna lose you now

I'm lookin' right at the other half of me
The vacancy that sat in my heart
Is a space that now you hold
Show me how to fight for now
And I'll tell you, baby, it was easy
Comin' back into you once I figured it out
You were right here all along
It's like you're my mirror
My mirror staring back at me
I couldn't get any bigger
With anyone else beside me
And now it's clear as this promise
That we're making
Two reflections into one
Cause it's like you're my mirror
My mirror staring back at me
Staring back at me

Aren't you somethin', an original

Cause it doesn't seem merely assembled
And I can't help but stare, cause
I see truth somewhere in your eyes
I can't ever change without you
You reflect me, I love that about you
And if I could, I
Would look at us all the time

Cause with your hand in my hand

And a pocket full of soul
I can tell you there's no place we couldn't go
Just put your hand on the glass
I'm here tryin' to pull you through
You just gotta be strong

Cause I don't wanna lose you now

I'm lookin' right at the other half of me
The vacancy that sat in my heart
Is a space that now you hold
Show me how to fight for now
And I'll tell you, baby, it was easy
Comin' back into you once I figured it out
You were right here all along
It's like you're my mirror
My mirror staring back at me
I couldn't get any bigger
With anyone else beside me
And now it's clear as this promise
That we're making
Two reflections into one
Cause it's like you're my mirror
My mirror staring back at me
Staring back at me

Yesterday is history
And tomorrow's a mystery
I can see you lookin' back at me
Keep your eyes on me
 Keep your eyes on me

Cause I don't wanna lose you now

I'm lookin' right at the other half of me
The vacancy that sat in my heart
Is a space that now you hold
Show me how to fight for now
And I'll tell you, baby, it was easy
Comin' back into you once I figured it out
You were right here all along
It's like you're my mirror
My mirror staring back at me
I couldn't get any bigger
With anyone else beside me
And now it's clear as this promise
That we're making
Two reflections into one
Cause it's like you're my mirror
My mirror staring back at me
Staring back at me

Show me how to fight for now

Cause I don't wanna lose you now

1. What do you see as your child's greatest strengths or skills? Tell me about a time when you saw your child demonstrating these skills.

2. Next June, what do you hope your child says about his/her experience in school this year? What's the story you hope he/she would tell?

3. What was your experience like in this grade? How do you remember that year of school?

4. What are your fears or concerns about your child in this year of school?

5. How and when would you like me to be in touch with you this year? What do you hope I'd communicate with you about?

6. Is there anything else you can tell me about your child that you think would help me support his/her learning?

7. Is there a question you hope I'll ask you about your child?

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