THE HEINLE PICTURE DICTIONARY Sect e «© Learning” THOMSON HEINLE a Capyriaht © ee [eennoTHOMSON HEINLE ‘The Heinle Picture Dictionary EnglishyPortugues (Brast) Publisher, Global ELT: Ctvistopher Wenger Publisher, Adult & Academic: James W Brown ‘Senior Acquisitions Editor, Adult & Academic: Sharise Roehr ‘Acquisitions Editor (International Bilingual Eeitions): Mary Sutton-Paut Director of Product Development: Anita Raducanu ‘Sonior Development Editor: Jil Korey O'Sulvan Developmental Editor: Rebecca Kievberg Eaitorial Assistants: Kathenne Reily, John Hicks, and (Christine Galvin International Marketing Manager: Eric Bresenberg Director of Marketing: Amy Mabley ‘Senior Marketing Manager, Adult ESL: Donna Lee Kennedy Copyright © 2008 by Thomson Haine. Thomson Hoigfé and ‘Thomson logo are trademarks used herein under lioehg. Allrghts reserved. 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Cover Design: Proof Pastve/Farrowlyne Associates, Inc Cover Image: © 2004 Roy Wiemann cio the spot.com Printer: Transcontinental this text or product, submit a request onine at hit:/www:thomsonrights.com Fehr English/Portuguas Edition ISBN 13: 978-1-4130-0550.9 ISBN 10: 1-8130-0850-0 ins about permissions can be fhomsorrights@thomeon.comContents Basic Words Poiavics taxcar Numbers \ximeros Time Temeo Calendar Colonic Money and Shopping Dine © compos Colors Corer In,On, Under deriva, Em clmo,Emboixo Opposties ooosies The Telephone Oeisione School ecoio lasstoam Saic cs ou'2 Uston, Road, Write Ovi ter Ecrev—r School sicolo) Computers Computaciores Tearning Face and Hale o'2 6 Cobsio Dally Actives. vidoes Oris Walk, Jump, Run Ania, ules. Comar Feolings Soniimorios Wove, Greet, Smile Acenar, Cumprimentr Sor Documents Documenios Notionaltiee Nocicnoiciosos Community Comunidade Places Around Town Lugarer na Cidace Shops and Stores Loja: Bank © 8onco Post Office A Agéncia de Comeio brary ibioisco Daycare Center A crocne ‘Clly Square Uma Quocta / Um Quattaieo da Cidade Crime and Justice Crime o Jusion ESSSEES SSSESSEEHousing Worse Typos of Homes isos do Cosas Finding a Place to Live Enconiiando um Lugar pare Morar ‘Apartment Bulding © Présio de Apartamentos House and Garden Coie Jovan Kitchen and Dining Area. Cezitho 2 Cope Living Room 45ai0 de vision Bedroom and Bathroom © dusiia 8 Banner Household Problems. Piobiemas Domésloos Household Chores. rsice Domesicas Cleaning Supplies 0s Pocuios so impor Food comico Frulls and Nuts. fruts ©Fruios seces Vegetables torsion Meat, Poutiry,and Seafood come, Aves eFiios do Mar Inside the Refrigerator Na Geioceira Food 10 Go Rolcicdos pare Viagom Cooking Cozisnanao: Cooking Equipment_ulonsiios se Coan Measurements and Containers Nisin Supermatket © supormorcado =CENGAGE is do Bort io eltoupan Se Recipientos Sleepwear, Underwear, and Swimwear Shoes and Accessories. Sopaisse Acassstios Describing Clothes Descrovendo Rous Fabrics and Patterns ioc 2 Poses Buying, Wearing, and Caring for Clothes. to Sewing and Laundry. Coshira © Lavanciesia Transportation onspcxe Vehicles and Traffic Signs. Vaiculos e Sinai de ens Paris ofa Car As Povo do Un Cano Rood Tip. Viagem Rodoviésa ‘Aiport © Asropor'a Taking a Flight Pagore Veo Public Transportation Tansporte Paco Up, Over, Around. Para Cimo, Por Cima De, Ao Redox De roa 108 108 no na na ne ne 120 122 14 126 128 13010 Health sods The Human Body ©.Coro Humane lnesses, Injuries, Symptoms, and Disobiities {issi= STE Hutting and Healing. Wiachucondo-se @ Curancose Hospital © Hoste! Medical Center 0 Carino Mico Pharmacy Formdcio Soap, Comb, and Floss. 0 Sabonele,© Ponte © 0 Fe Deno! Work tosaino Jobs 1 Empregos | ‘Jobs 2. Emprogos2 Working ticbainar Farm AFazonao Offee 0 crertexio Factory AFévico Hotel oHo%01 Tools and Supplies 1. Foiramentas Suprimentos | Tools and Supplies 2. Fowamenias @Supiimentos 2 Dil, Sand, Paint Furor Lixo Pirvor mo Earth's Surface co tora Sparta Poko @ Desatas eae doo Fobobal tev coois The World © Wnso The Universe O Universo we Th Animals, Plants, and Habitats animois,Pioniose Hobie Garden 0 Jordin Desert oDes=ri2 Rain Forest A Flores ropicot Grasslands Savon Polar Lands Resides Polores Sea Once Woodlands + Hovestor School Subjects Motsrias a Eecole Math cromesice Science ciéncias wating excrover Explore, Rule, Invent Explorar Governay, Inventor US.Governmont and Ciizonship © c=yarm0 csr siosceUnsoe © OSscere 192 134 136 138 va vad v8 150 12 186 158 162 16d 166 168 70 im 4 176 v2 194 196 198 20015 The Arts Ao: Fino Aris. Boios Avior Pertorming Arts Aoveseriacoes Aisicos Instruments Ce insrumenioe Film, TVjand Music. fimo, Ive Museo Recreation pecreocao Beach KPa amelng “0 Acompamero Gty atk, Ororase uni Fracet to Vist stor =o Vision Inder Spors ana nes {sscshs'="2 Hees rsasoven Gultoor pats end Fines crcerenorcs etn tetce Wier port. tao: co nite amon oye. and HoBblet Joos nguedo «Postmpoe Gamera Sete0, and EVD. cos ona roo ge some 00/0 Holgeve and Golebratons orados» comsmnoracson Index CENGAGE Learning” 210 212 214 216 218 220 22 226 28 230 vi10 Health sods The Human Body ©.Coro Humane lnesses, Injuries, Symptoms, and Disobiities {issi= STE Hutting and Healing. Wiachucondo-se @ Curancose Hospital © Hoste! Medical Center 0 Carino Mico Pharmacy Formdcio Soap, Comb, and Floss. 0 Sabonele,© Ponte © 0 Fe Deno! Work tosaino Jobs 1 Empregos | ‘Jobs 2. Emprogos2 Working ticbainar Farm AFazonao Offee 0 crertexio Factory AFévico Hotel oHo%01 Tools and Supplies 1. Foiramentas Suprimentos | Tools and Supplies 2. Fowamenias @Supiimentos 2 Dil, Sand, Paint Furor Lixo Pirvor mo Earth's Surface co tora Sparta Poko @ Desatas eae doo Fobobal tev coois The World © Wnso The Universe O Universo we Th Animals, Plants, and Habitats animois,Pioniose Hobie Garden 0 Jordin Desert oDes=ri2 Rain Forest A Flores ropicot Grasslands Savon Polar Lands Resides Polores Sea Once Woodlands + Hovestor School Subjects Motsrias a Eecole Math cromesice Science ciéncias wating excrover Explore, Rule, Invent Explorar Governay, Inventor US.Governmont and Ciizonship © c=yarm0 csr siosceUnsoe © OSscere 192 134 136 138 va vad v8 150 12 186 158 162 16d 166 168 70 im 4 176 v2 194 196 198 20015 The Arts Ao: Fino Aris. Boios Avior Pertorming Arts Aoveseriacoes Aisicos Instruments Ce insrumenioe Film, TVjand Music. fimo, Ive Museo Recreation pecreocao Beach KPa amelng “0 Acompamero Gty atk, Ororase uni Fracet to Vist stor =o Vision Inder Spors ana nes {sscshs'="2 Hees rsasoven Gultoor pats end Fines crcerenorcs etn tetce Wier port. tao: co nite amon oye. and HoBblet Joos nguedo «Postmpoe Gamera Sete0, and EVD. cos ona roo ge some 00/0 Holgeve and Golebratons orados» comsmnoracson Index CENGAGE Learning” 210 212 214 216 218 220 22 226 28 230 vi42 \ Numbers Ndmeros Words in Context ‘Some cultures have special birthdays. In Mexico, gis fifteenth birthday is special. She has a party called the quinceatios. In Japan, twenty Is the beginning of ‘adulthood. In Japan, people celebrate their twentieth birthday on January 15, the Day of Adults. n Thailand ant Korea, the sixtieth birthday is the most important one. seven = a C = ciggn EAN GA GE Fre ~ AQ, cm 10,000 [eat NES” ama tele 50 90 100,000 60 100 1,000,000 pee: sixty ‘one hundred one million — sessenta, cam um mio 1.000000 fourteen uae nineteen sicleen set eighteen seventeen aa aro anedd number eeeey twenty lucky number Twenty-one wnt eumFractions Frade Mg one-quarter / a quarter ‘sum aquaria Mp= oneal | ahalf in Syme ENGA ———Wartis in Action _ 11. Work in a. group. Practice reading the folowing: = 25minutes / 62 students / 98 pages = 12" birthday / 16" floor / 21" of May 2. Work with a partner. Ask ond answer these questions: "= What's your street adress? "= What's your phone number?Words in Context | usually get up at obout eight o'clock. But sometimes I like to get up before dawn. | love the quiet of the sunrise. About (once a month | sieep until noon. On those days, there aren't enough heute in the day. Night comes much too soon, Periods of time Periods de tempo minute » year a century 2001-2002 2001-2100 decade millennium 2001-2010 2001-3000Times of day Periods de aa sunrise / down aftemoon morning DP noon / mica nascercosckomannecer Manno modo, fore sunset / dusk night iit Ont ) — ote, poraorel /enatocse ote macnate Clock times Horas do da sic twenty-five / six forty-five / seis horas twenty-five after six (@) quarter of seven = quinzs para as sete scant site! a pee Bee a me eee (2) quarter atter six twenty-five of seven ane Word Partnerships. oe the evening —— Wards in Action __ bei week Discuss with a partner. SOS or Pengage Learning —Calendar ‘soe a ; 2 yesterday 8 Monday Calenda ‘entem sequndo-fera 3 tocay 6 Tuesday rs togoteta tomnon 7 Wedn Words in Context a komen enecy The Month Poem 8 Thursdoy quoter Thirty days hos September, 9 Friday April, June, and November. sedtoteira Alte rest have throne 10 Satucoy Except February. fone February has twenty-eight most ofthe time, dominos But one year in four it has twenty-nine, February 2005‘Seasons stages do ano 12 spring ravers 13. summer 14 fall / autumn 18 wintor Months of the year ese do ano 16 January Janet 17 February fevereko 18 March mares 19 Api ort 20 May aio 21 June Iunho 2 23 24 25 26 2 Juy uno Word Partnerships ‘August in March September ine sronbe (tho) summor October «ve fo ou ae on Monday roverxe Tweeday Decemoer Motch 10 aaa April 5 1. What's your favorite season? Month? Day? Why? Discuss with a partner. 2. What ore three dates that are important to you? These con be birthdays. anniversaries, ‘or holidays, Discuss with @ partner MY gj—Money and Shopping Dinheiro e Compras in Context____ Be a smart shopper! Remember these things: + Compare the price of the item you want in different stores. + You can usually return or exchange items. Be sure fo koop your receipt. + Try to shop when there's @ sale. You'll save money! 1 apenny /one cent / 1¢ wh eentave / USS.) 2 a nickel / five cents / 5¢ ‘onco centavos / S$ 05 3 adime / ten cents / 10¢ dex centevos /U580.10 4c quarter / twenty-five cents / 25¢ inte o cinco contewos / USS 025 5 chaif dollar / fity cents / 50¢ chagenta centavos US$ 0.80 fone dollar /< one-dollar bill / $) 1 861" J rc nota do ue Glo / USS 1.00 five dollars / « five-dotla bil / $5 ‘onc9 dolores nota de choo dolores / USS 6.00 ten dollars / « ten-colar bill / $10 dex dtlres / i nota de dex délares / US$ 1000 ‘twenty dollars /< twenty-dollor bil / $20 vate déres J 19 note de vinta clare / USS 20.00 fity dollars /« fifty-dolar bill / $50 ‘Gnadenta déiares / a nota de cinaienta dolores / USS 60.00, one hundred dollars / « one hundred-dollar bill / $100 foam docreg Ln sanotade cofh doles / YS 10000,Verbs EVERYTHING ON SALE 10% orr D2 z : ~ (computer) program 12 apower stip ‘Stern pega Eee SE cam 26 SS pa fomogmate 13 projector mouse pea) jeter 27 omouse 14.9 seanpar. mouse \ poe Bo CD-ROM dive 19 Dgrinter leBora de CDROM Mores 2 re dntennet / (World Wide) Web getenet / 0 (World Wise) Web Me you cal eight Words in Action 1. Drow a computer Without looking atthe word Ist label each part of the computer. 2. Practice reading cloud these ocdresses: 1 president @uhitehouse.gov. 18 itfe/medinelnie. comFamily A Familia @ g Words in Context ? Chikren often look more ke one Boren han he oer. Winjon you hive your retharneyes yourttharehat ‘your grandmother's skin color, or your grandiather’s lips. Who do you look tke? 27 be maxtied 28 be divorced 261 grandfather 6 father 12 stepsister oo oa mebama 2 grandmother 7 mother 13 hal sster eo ‘me rotor 3 aunt 8 stepfoiner 14 bromerintow ws posone cued 4 uncle 9 motherinvlaw 15 sister 9 to seo im 5 stepmother 10 fatheriniow 16 sistocin-law 7 2 mone 00 comodo 11 cousin 17 breiner amet) i 18 husband rc exposo 19 niece toon 20 nephew F sooo 21 son tho f daughter v v fa rondcilcken 2 10] Soo parents poe. wite mulher J exposa 2 23 24 grandparents eves 25 26 E AGE aming Word Partnerships ofist wite second husband onee enelder brother P younger sister 21 23] ———Words in Action _ 11. Which members of your family look alk? ‘ © 100k lke my sister 1= My brother iooks ike my father 2. Draw a tamly tree or bing pictures fo class. Tella pariner ‘about your family. single mother 30. beremartied pow FosragTovgnns 27Raising a Child Criando um(aq) Filho(a) Words in Context_ Everyone loves to hold and rock a baby. Buti takes time and energy to love, protect, and encourage children. It also costs a lot of money to ralse ther. Tho average family in tho US. spends $160,000 to raise a child to the age of 18! | _—__—__J You can do ifwe cc nen og, we Beer roa sont fea pane, on oe, — Mar Partnerships — fe oy ee tin oe ete a CAEN.G Ada ay a or, rere | | eet ae cl ee a = 2 26 grow 27 grow up Soservehers Srescer ———Wornis in Action __ 1. Wot alist of "Rules for Parents” Srexe your rules withthe cls. |= Parents must always protect therr chicken. 2. Tak with « group. What are the ten most Important things fo do for a chile? Moke a Ist, Putthe most important things AstLife Events Marcos da Vida Words in Context The Life of Princess Diana 1980 1982 1996 Diana falls in love with Diona has.@ baby, Charles and Dione Prince Charles Prince Wiliam. gel divorced: 1961 —- ines tort Princess Diana Diana ond Charles Diana has oncther Diana dies in is born, ‘get married. baby, Prince Henry, @ car accident.be born learn to walk aprender stort immigrate imigror graduate f formorse G0 fo college rent o lugar. get a jot Sontogut school 10 " 2 13 4 18 6 date fall iniove paxonesse get engaged get maried buy c house ‘com 3 0 be pregnant ongtowidor have a baby Jerum beb8 false a forily 17 move mudorse 18 get sick feordeerte 19 take a vacation thor fos 20 celebrate « brine 21 become o grandparent ter 22 retire povectarse 23 travel vir 24 de / poss awoy Word Partnerships. celebrate aholday can anniversary {an engagement raise children adoughter Words in Action. 1. White a time ine of your own lie. Use “The lite of Pincess Diana os 6 model 2. What do you think are the three most Important eventsin a ite?Face and Hair Rosto e Cabelo Words in Context ‘The way people wear their hair changes often. One year, long hair is the fashion for women. The next year, tis short halt. Sometimes ‘curly hair is popular. Bu! then soon everyone wants stralght halt. Men's fashions change foo. Sometimes sideburns are long and ya somotimos hey aro shor. Beards and mustaches como and go. YL ~—arnine— Deets atfienaly ahappy petty 14] thin hai thick reading lasses prescription 3210 red hoi ccobelo ru brown hair ‘cobele cartanho black hair cobelo proto blond hair cobele lou gray hair cabal arson freckles a scor elec ‘mustache bigode ca dimple cova o wrinkle naga short hair ccabelo cto shoulder-ength hair Siebooweam long heir ccobele longo o bald sideburns ceseletos 16 7 a beard aba straight hair ‘caboi ko curly hair ccabelscraspo wavy hai ccabelo enclado pierced ears orohar urocos braids ‘rongas abun coaus bongs ‘rerio @ ponytail rabe-de-cowio comrows ‘foncinnas pigtails Fmati-cquinba o mole A =CEMG Learni 1. Compare yourself with a partner, = We both have short hai 1 Ihave treckies, Alex doesn’t 2. Work with @ partner Toke turns Gescrbing the face of someone you know: The other person val drow the face.Daily Activities Atividades Didrias José and | have two children and we both work, Our lives are busy. | usually wake up eaily.| go to work at 6:00 ai. 'm a clerk at ‘a market, José wakes the kids up and takes them to school. | go home at noon and have lunch. Then José goos fo work. de tho housework and make dinner. The children go to bed before José Fetus at 10:00 am. The next day we get up and do it all again! 1 wake uo 19 eat inner / have dinner 2 get up 20 take 0 wo coo oe 3 rsh your festn 21 dohousework 4 fake 0 shower 22 take a coin 8 comb yournor (of N G A GE 6 shove e 24 deep : sig orbearse t ormie eee cco aE] IN Pay 8 get dressed i 9 eat breakfast / have bieakiost 10 toke your chile V1 goto wore 12 take 0 coffee break 18 eat lunch / have lunch ‘aimocar 14 gohome 18 toke onop tor Words in Action 16 exercise / work out ‘exorcise 1. Toke tus asking and answering questions 17 dohomewonic about the pictur. toner f= Student A: What does the family do in the 18 make cinner ‘morning? reparor 1 Student B: ey wake up. get crested. and 20t broaktast 2. ‘Tall your partner about your typical moining 1 Lwake.up at 200 Fist Ibxush my feeth and, 34 ‘hen | take a shower.Walk, Jump, Run Andar, Pular, Correr Words in Context Hlive in Los Angeles. What a busy place itis! often run becouse | am always late. hove to get on the bus at 8:00 in order to artive at work by 9:00. There isc lot of traffic. tis probably fostor fo walk. But | study English while | ride the bus. Iam learning lotly 7 tol 2 leave 8 si 3 erier/ooin 9 Jog 4 march 10 cross 8 getout(o) = run 12 geton get in acor getoutet —_atox get on train aibus bicycle fa bike ‘ametoreycle horse, the best 13 wok 19 go down 14 get on 20 goup 18 sondup—21- crow 16 a(down) 22 kneel 23 squat | What fve things do you do ‘every day? Use words from the It. . Take tus acting out some of the verbs on thelist, The other students will guess what you re doing, 24 jump 25 push 26 ride 27 pul aeFeelings Sentimentos Words in Context People cry when they feel sad or homesick. Sometimes: they also cry when they are happy, angry, or seared, People laugh when they are happy. Sometimes they also laugh when they are nervous about something. proud raunoso%e) hoppy fete onary brevet) interested heressodexo) caim eono(0) 6 nervous rnevooc@) 7 embarrassed consrongidogo) 8 inlove ‘paxonedo(a) 9 full sotitetoco) 10 hungry com forme11 thisty 16 homesick 20 excited 24 comfortable ‘com sede ae lentusoxodoca) ccontorvel 12 frustrated 17 lonely 21 sod 25 uncomfortable trusradoco) % ite descontotove! 13 bored 18 confused 22 surprised ‘entodo(e) console) surprosc(a) 14 sick /i 19 afraid /scored 23 ted vente fom med f cconsoxoto) 18 wortled oasst0do%e) preccupado(o) Word Partnerships. onary ‘bout confused embarassed happy 11. How do you feel ight naw? Use one or more ral a ‘words fom the is: aod 2. Find a picture of a person in a magazine or fed newspaper. How do you think the person feels? matrated by ® she isnot smiling, She looks bored or angry. —— | ,contined Maybe she ish pain. LO ¢9]-— VeWave, Greet, Smile Acenar, Cumprimentar, Sorrir Words in Context Ways to greet people differ from country fo country In the US., people often shake hands when they first meet. In Japon, people frequently bow lo each other. In Chile, women often hug ond kiss each other. \ ’ el . 1 argue 9 apologize Secu pedi csculpoe 2 greet 10 compliment cumrimentor sieges alguem 3 vst 11 agree vitor Concordar 4. shake hands 12 dsogee apertor x moos ‘scorn 5 touch 13 comfort sco" ono. 6 nave a conversation 14 bow 7 ge ca 18 inttoduce Sar pvesentr 8 tite 0 eter 16 call 17 tug antacer 18 smile 19 help cluser 20 wave 21 ss boajor 22 dance 23 invite conver 24 congratulate felt / poroberivor 19 You look great today!Jer t is cD) {\ cores: wth Please come for dinner. once Words in Action oraue Congratulations), | 1, How domen and wemen in your cuture opologe to 7/24] | * greet someone new? How co hey greet {900d friends? Family mombors? 2, Wiite five sentences about your bet fiend, Use words rom the Is. oweee nee en Documents Documentos Words in Context There cre documents for aimos! every important event in life. When you are born, you get « birth certificate. When you graduate trom school, you get a diploma. You get a driver's license when you ate ready to drive. You apply for a passport before you travel to another country. And you get a marriage certificate when you get married, [ame ama See FOS] ‘swarms 8 eas VOLO FN NAIN. FOENA: SUE HONG sS2aUSTINGTReET SA s0SE CADE 16) NE Tame. Hor 2] —_debnf Efe esr Sex Brae) Prove 20]‘A (registration) form ‘a tormaro ee reqite 2 name lost name / surname / family name fist nome middle intial rics do segundo nome sex / gender date of bith place of bith Social Security number telephone number ‘e-mail address street address ity state = moe Signature 4 ‘opply for get have sign pent say &n oer Word Partnerships filin / flout ‘on application — 16 cvehitereitation code SRedent Alon co green ca 18 Gdriver’sliconse 19 cstudent ID 20 © business card 21 0 Seca speutly cord a or aoe ot ae, 25 c manage certificat orheko de cenarrento 26 © Certificate of Naturaiization oriaog de natutanc so 27 o colgge del plo cones 28 high sReol Gpioma @ passport ‘@ mattiage license 2 geen cat your name torn form: 11. Which documents de you have? Moke a st 2. Role-play. Student A sredisteting fora class. ‘Student 8's asking for personal information ® Studint A: HL ike fo roger for a class. = Student B: Sure. What's your last name? eQERTIBICATE OF orev ter ce Susan Hong ___— ‘Born 1/6/64 pact af ith Koren ____ Se a ActionNationalities Nacionalidades : Words in Context ‘Women from many different countries have been in space. In 1963 Valentina Tereshkova, a Russian woman, was the first woman in space. Sally Ride was the fst American woman in space. Chick’ Mukai was the fist Japanese woman in space. French woman, a Canadian woman, ‘and an English woman have also been in space. = 1 Congeias 2 Americ, 3 Mexican 4 Yeneavotn 8 Colombian ‘6 Peruvon 7 ereaan 8 Chilean 9 Argentine / Aigentinean 10 Bren 11 German 12 French 13 Sponsh 14 Italian 18 Greek aE 7 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2% 27 2% 2» 30 Eea auc Aran Nigerian Rasson Indo Chinese korean Japanese Troi Vietnamese Fino Malaysion Australian =. ae,Hl ° fen Wars in Action _ eo 1. With @ partner practice matching countries and nationalities. One person wil say a country The other wil say the ‘ationaity. Take tums. 1 Studant A: Brae = Student & Braziian 2. Do you have classmates o fiends from other Countries? Make a ist of theirnationaites,aie Places Around Town | Lugares na Cidade Words in Context. | come from Concon, @ small town in Chile. There's a church, {2 ga station, 0 school, and a soccer stadium. There is no ‘mall, no hospital, no library, and no movie theater. Concon is beauliful Thore are parks in the town and beaches nearby. Sometimes | got homesick for my litle town.ceva anon factory foe, stadium Sesto omall shopping a motel Emotel a mosque: omesquta schoo! > escola a synagogue »snagoge a hospital hospital a.colege -oeudade police station : delegacia de polcio n 2 13 “ 16 16 ” 8 9 catheter feat, cimovie theater Scnema achurch oigrejo post office Seateo can office building Sedo de ereirios fre station corpo de bomboros city hal /c town hall opetatura ‘padc!0 da Cg pesto de gasoino 21 aporking garage ptédio de estaconamento, aihigh-ise (building) Decco ato ‘9 cor dealership ‘Seencasionéla do automevels a sidewalk Scalgada ‘o.comer Seequna an intersection eruzomant asteet a pork porque BSRERRESRB ancrow awide e.dead-end anelemenicry school 1. One person desctives the location fa builaing in he picture. The ‘other person guesses what the buling is. = Student A: ifs bohwoon the city hall and the courthouse. f= Student B: The ibrar ‘Which of the places on the Ist are. in.yourtown (orin the town closest to yourhomey?Shops and Stores Lojas ———Wordis in Context___ Americans shop a lol before holidays. Before Thanksgiving, supermarkets sel alot of food. Just before Christmas, department stores and toy stores: ‘are crowded, Around Valentine's Day, florists and Jewolry stores aro vory busy. 1 on electronics store 11 ahairsaton / rlojade elatenicce beauty salon 2. a clothing store: neato sce, tae 12 Barbershop 3 cshoe store babes eae! 18 heath kb /o ym 4 git hop a aioja de presentes 14 a thrift shop / 5 GJewoty store Gseconethand store Hei gees 6 ctporing goods store 18 S copy shop Sigece ong epee seein 4 ciysoo 16 cing salon eae eeemie et Bi 8 cfumiture store: 17 a Gry) cleaner shrek ne a 9c bookstore 18 video store ses cea ey 10 cmust store 19 flower stond soe aon ees ia 20-<1colfee-shop Penchenat Ioja de arate «© fast food restaurant restourante detest food a department store loja de deprtomentos a drugstore / > pharmacy rogaria /0 tormacla 5 supermarket ce supermarcade an jee cream stand carinho da saves 2 photo kiosk Sled de fotografia > flea market mercado da pulgos 48Bank © Banco Words in Context These days many bank customers do not want fo wait in aline for a teller. They can check their savings ‘account and checking account balances by phone or Con thor computer. They can also make c deposit or withdraw money at cn ATM. withdrawal deposit wte sign endorse cosh epost bounce eon Interestsafte-deposit box / a safety-depost box coe nlc aisecurty guard (uarca de Segurnca vault coneforte teller a teller window guiché do cata ‘cash / money sinheto 1 customer «bank manager ‘aerente de Banco: a.loan officer aelnorote do wir do = ¢ 4 enna a (monthly) statement extato mersa) " 12 13 4 < checking account ano ——— chockoook ea chook ee eaihgeeccat eae infest nd Saspeet o wath © earnin oles on money ede es raa oan maanence onesie agihesewiey Satin cor) Sbancor eae 23 wan ins ee 24 insert y AIM cord 26 withdraw 27 make o 28 depos! Dur teers tetear remove ‘ord ————Wards in Action __ 11. When was the last ime you went tothe ‘bank? What did you do there? What part of the bank did you go 10? Who clit you speak to? 2. Work wih a poriner.One person says the steps to.using an AIM. The other acts out the steps& \ Post Office A Agéncia do Correigy be ‘mal so you will know how much pestage to put on it. Words in Context. Do you want the mail you send to arrive safely and on time? Bo sure fo use a zip eede on every letter and package. Also sure fo use a return address. A postal clerk can weigh your en eae i sere eee tooyerers 1 obill 7 zipcode 12 scons snare pode 2 sletter 8 cn envelope 13 ears Serwelope 3 ogreeting card 9 cmailbox Sears Heeb Be coneio 14 4 o(fetumn) address 10 mail carer / ‘enter Getter carrier 18 5 Sstamp Seottsto ose 11 cmall truck 16 6 2 (maliing) address nfurgao do coneio > endere¢0 co 7 esinotsrio stamp machine [G méquina de solos 2 post office box / GPO. Box 0 cao postal catalog -catdlogo 2 (postal) scale [Batanga (Go correla) posteard © carta postal » package e pacote 18 9 20 3 postmark caimbo de data ‘overnight mail / next-day mail Enyseapegeg ‘3 (Besta clerk © funeiondte do cconeioa 21 oddress| BPrscrocor 24 mail / send Word Partnerships Words in Action fe business letter 11. What kinds of mei do you send”? What kinds personal do you get? Whats your favorita kind of mei clove to teceive? What is your least favorite? Discuss cts! class stamp piso 2. Describe your last visi fo the post office, What a book of stomps 6 you do? Wino alc you tak to? What ca a sheot of ‘yousee? Tell your partner. crollot ce postage-paic envelope a telF addressed stampedDaycare Center A Creche Parents should look for the following things at a daycare conter: + Are the children busy and happy? + Do the childcare workers take good care of the children? + Is there « special room for newborns? + Are the high chairs, potty chairs, and changing tables Words in Context _—Word Partnerships acute anewbom baby clean airy change ploy with put awoy sharenipple abottio crip a playpen rest mat. «a baby swing « teething ring 8 c parent 0b corer 10 orate 1 o stole 12 ccwwby 13 agi ; 14 a boy 16 obib 17 achildcare worker 18 chigh chair 19 formula 20 spot cha 2 odaper pail 22 (baby) powder 23 (baby) lation Words in Action _ 1. Which are the 10 most important tems for anewoomn? Discuss and make o ist with a group. 2. Imagine you have a one-yearold baby. You ate taking @ tip on an arplane. Which tems wil you take? 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 (aby) wipes pacifier ex.chenging table «2 (disposable) diaper training pants 5 '@loth) dioper diaper pinade City Square Ge = Uma Quadra / Um Quarteirao! da Cidade Words in Context Prague and Marrakesh have interesting eity squares. The squares have outdoor eatés, street vendors, streat musicians, ‘and pedestrians. There are many hotels, museums, ond restaurants. At night, there are plenty of tourists in the squares. «2 (trafic) cop 110 fite) hydrant 16 © sideweik hotel ‘Guarda de hasto hicranta caigads 2 © bonk 7 fountain 12 cstectvendor 17> pedestrian fees piel cence ndrie Lend 3 matgatery 8 ccate 13 chavelagency 18 crosswalk soatage ane cae egenctce maaes ‘oho pore peceses 4c srestignt 9c bllboara V4 cnanscapped 19 sign ae ootn crt oo ontnclo parking space splsea de kendo 5 croffc accident 10. amonument reese 39 c (parking) meter coors detest ypaunen 15 Seu conatran stpCrime and Justice Crime e Justi¢a Words in Context Icelond has very litle erime. There are only four prisons, and many of the prisoners ore parttime! There are usually only one or two murders a year, and crimes ike armed robbery are extremely rate. There are sometimes muggings in the capital city of Reykjavik, but Iceland Is stil one of the satest countries in tha worl10 " 12 13 “ 15 16 witness Stesternunne ” ‘auto theft roubo de automovels bribery suborno bugl Bee oy, Gromesamants Go cox) theft roubo ‘drug dealing Ingo de crogos ‘drunk ctiving ig embriogadoco) ‘arson incéndio peemeditado graft Bicnagoes mugging esate murcler cesasinoto shopitting furtocem ie) vandaiism vena ‘gang violence Yelencia em grupo ‘armed robbery esate aide armada on arest ptsio 1 victim rime 18 criminal 20 o police officer ») poli ‘rial ulgomento 24 olawyer/ on attomey 2) edvogadoKa) 25 c courtroom “sso do foun 26 ofall fa prison Sadela J 3 pisd0 27 oprsoner prsee tor tral aseeay ‘commit actime witness report goto prison spend time in (gat out of ————Words in Action __ 11. Tawi group. Which crimes are ‘most common in your community? 2. Put the crimesina lst fom the least serlous ctime to the most serious cerime. Discuss your Ist With a porinet talsTypes of Homes Tipos de Casas Words in Context Do youve in « house, cn apartment, or a condo? There are many other kinds of homes, too. For example, some people in the Sahara Desert lve in tents. Some People in the US. lve in mobile homes. And some people naar the North Pole live in igloos. ein chowe ‘on apartment adorn, ven ahouseboat ranch — 621 chouse 2 atent tendo 3 acottage ‘casa de compo, 4 a (log) cabin cabana de madeira 5 achakt Gea 20 the city / an urban area 6 a duplex / a two-family house ieadey seed OB ‘docs cosas gorrinadas 7 a mobile home .co%a pié-tobricada 8 a farmnouse e080 da texendo 9 an apartment ‘opartamento 10 G condominium / c condo pret 1 avilla vio 21 the suburbs 12. c townhouse: sbitbio 1s pera ‘casos gominados 13 a houseboat ‘coma futons 14 apolace 15 16 aranch 17 aretirement home aslo para doses 22 Gsmall town 18 a dormitory / a dorm dade pequensa dormtsro 19 castle cartel 23 iho country / a tural area: ‘compo / 0 zone ra _———Wortis in Action _ 11. What kinds of nemnas have you livin (ot slaved in? Tal your class, 2. You can stay in three of these homes, ‘Which three wil you choose? Why?Finding a Place to Live Encontrando um Lugar para Morar Words in Context ‘Ate you looking for an apartment? it isn't always e087, Read the clossified ads in newspapers and talk to your lends. Make appointments to see a lot of ‘apartments. Before you sign a lease, talk to the landlord, ‘Ask questions lke these 3 + How much isthe secutily deposit? + When is the rent duo? + When can I move in?Buying a House Comprando uma Casa 16 call reall tbtonor 17 look at nou 18 make tomar ur 19, make on fozer 20 negotiate the » rpogeciar | 21 inspect 22 apply for a ican Word Partnerships. look for en apartment pay the rent gy - = Inthe costed ads it online Sane 11. Work in pairs. Cover the words. Say what's happening in one of the pictures. Your pariner early wil nd ond point fo this picture. Toke tums. late 2. Have you ented an apartment or bought con tine house? Tel your group what stops you took.Apartment Building O Prédio de Apartamentos Words in Context {fm the superintendent of an apartment building in Los ‘Angeles. We have 30 untumished apartments. Most of these ‘arte studios. We have a laundry room in the basement. There's no doorman, but | watch everyone who comes in the lobby. take good care of my building.1 astorage space Grea de denosto 2 c dumpster S eagara de ko 3. a superintendent / csuper (9) shedoo() 4 stairs 5 cfunace © aquecimento contol 6 cwater heater C aqueceder de égua 26] = 30] or 27 25] 29] 22] 25] 7 8 9 10 u 2 3 “ 18 16 ” 18 N ee = ne adeeb enact 21 c furnished oe ao = oe Slenant 90950 roommate, shessanal aoe oe 24 « tevolving door — ne SF Gir conditioner 27. « door chain Sroreenekeionad S.corente de porta workout room / 28 3 deadbolt ock) aarm "echoaua 5 96 de gnéstoa 29 « doorknob balcony maganeta owned an intercom courtyard Sintorone: pete 31 okey laundry room have Sigyansorc, SAGE ning xe —_a _——Word Partnerships __/ Al the ground floor the fst the second the thea the fourth Words in Action —__ Role-play with a partner. One of you i the super ofthis buiding, The other is looking for ‘cn oporiment. |= Sfucont As there o launary room? "= Sfudont B: Yes. Is in the basement. 2. Descrite an apartment bulding you know. 67 —shutter garden attic door patio skylight doorbell gate roof porch fence deck steps hedge cliopers gills barbecue garage wheelbarrow hammock 3 rake (arden) hose lawn / grass aiiveway walk(way) lawn mower garbage can / sprinkler fash can, window a tower garden |. Cover the word list. Name as many parts of vegetable the house as you can. Start atthe top of the atchainstnk house cnd work your way down, apicet 2. Draw your doom house, Label all the ports apnea! Show your dream house fo « partner, How are they simiar? How are they cterant? attront doorKitchen and Din Before 1900, ew kitehens had electricity. People used candles for light. here were no refrigerators, no ovens, no dishwashers, and no blenders. There were no faucets, ‘either. To wash dishes, people had fo get water from outdoors and heat itaver a fre. ee web 2 (tea) kettle iverware ae 2 = © dishwasher oa ining com — table dying rock / «dish rack eichen chor on electric stove 2 garbage disposal gee dish towel loos the dlshwasher start /turn on o freezer empty retigerator '—701. What do you think are the ten most Important things in this kitchen? Why? r 2. Work with o group. What things do ail of youhavelin your kitchen? Moke o Ist. 71Living Room A Sala de Visitas Words in Context Some people lke lots of furniture in their living tooms— a sofa, « love seat, c coffee table, chairs, o wall unit, ond several lamps. Others lke just a rug and ¢ couple of easy ‘chairs. In the Middle East, people offen sit on cushions or low benches instead of chairs. And in some Asian counties, people sion the floor. 1 obeneh 9c Ghrow) plow 17 aceling 25 a thermostat ance: Samofad tet termostata 2 c.cushion 10 cwindow seat 18 csmokedetector 26 ca mantel Sermefada Gegevmalanoe Same Saco? cones da korea 7 3 on armchair / 11 Slove seat 19 binds 27 a freplace an easy chair Safe de dole ugaroe persanos Slorere patton 12 ocoffee table 20 ccurtain 28 fre screen 4 on end table ‘mesa ce cento Seating quar og :meuinha de canto 13 cn ottoman 21 wall 29 house plant 5 clamp © pute porede planta de interior bau 14 tre floor 22 cr bookcase 30 a fre 6 lampshade chao Destants cs fos fog 3 eGpula do bar 18 curtain rod 23 avent 31. a rocking choir 7 wall unit © supore de carting Scag pore ‘cade balance movel modulado 16 2 €eling) fan 24 5 (igh’) switch 32 on outlet 8 3 sofa/ couch ventiader de toto intoruptoe fomada de porede seers 7221 20 2 Word Partnerships ‘ofoor lam j atable , o.cesk st nono In arocking chair onasofa (09 he floor 29] 21 32 Words in Action 11. How is your lving room similar to this one? How is Itaiterent? Discuss with @ partner. = Jhave a freplace tke the one in the picture. = My sofas bigger than the one in the picture. 2. Drow your perfect Iving room. Label athe items inthe drawing. 73 oeBedroom and Bathroom © Quarto e o Banheiro Words in Context Feng shulis a Chinese art. suggests ways to make homes heaithy and happy For a colm bedroom, your bed. should not face a door. Your bedspread should not touch the flcor.In the bathroom, the tollet should not face the door. You should have many mirrors. Mirrors bring happiness. 2 oblanket 6 dresser 10 Ginight table 14 obed cobertor comede eigen de Seame 3 ccampet 7 omitror 11 Spilowoose 18 asheet carpete espolho ‘ferha longol 401g 8 (window) shade 12 apilow 16 o comforter fopste © parson Stevo ‘edrecor 5 o drawer 9 cn alarm clock 13 cmatress 17 a bedspread Sgroveta plemeriodor Seclehgo Scolcna 7418 ci shower chive 19a shower curtain eortina do chuveto 20 adrain 21 amedicine cabinet ‘arméte deremécios twin double ce queersize e king-size bunk otitled sheet oat flush the tollet goto bed get out of make tha 22 « (bathytub panne 23 0 plunger desentupidor de rlos 24 tollet paper / tollet tissue opel higénico 25 a tollet ves 26 27 28 2 towel 30 ctollet brush toaho b esc0va de privad a faucet 31 ciwostebasket nome "cesta de sink po a washeloth © pane pare avar oreo ————Words in Action _ 1. Draw your bedroom and label the things init Then describe ito © partner. = There isa big bed with three red pilows, There's also a atesser with ve drawers What things are usually already in a bedroom ‘and bathroom when you move into chouse or apartment? What things do you usualy need to bring? Make Isis wlth @ partnetA: Our kitchen sinks elegged. 8: Calla plumber right awoy. 1k: And the powers out. 8: Callan eleettician. ‘A: And the roof is leaking, too. B: Call a teal estate agent. You need anew house!The power is out © breaker panel The toilet is clogged. circu brecker ‘he roof leaks. electrician ‘The wallis cracked, plumber The heater doesn't work exterminator © 5 The faucet drips. roofer z, The lightbulb is burned out. handyman The pipes are frozen, ‘water meter The basement Is flooded, gos meter The window Is broken. meterreader The lock Is jammed. locksmith s road the meter tum on snutoft tip the cout breaker replace = Discuss thase questions: What household [problems did you nave last year? Who ce the repairs? 2. Describe c household problem. Your pporiner wil ell you who fo cal ‘Student Ai can't open the front door. The lock fs jammed. Student 8: Cat a locksmith,Household Chores As Tarefas Domésticas Words in Context In many houses, men and women shate household ‘chores. For example, in some houses women do the cooking, and men wash the dishes. Sometimes women do the laundry, and men fold the clothes. Sometimes ‘women weed the garcen, and men rake the leaves. What chores do you do in your family?1 make the be oxen 500700 15 weed he gorien 16 wash the cor lover ooo 17 mow ihe la mow ho Gras catters gem setae 18 water ihe lawn fold ine 11 scrub ihe toilet momar c gen bra: 6e8 eregar 0250 sans 19 fake out ine | put out ihe {for ono #pbr Ono pare 20 rake the leave: Jantar os fotos cor 21 do the dishes wash ihe cisnos (ear 22. c00k | do ne coanhar 23. ary ihe ais 2 3 4 5 ‘ poking 24 put away the cishes ‘Buatcar = cto the house the bathroom your bedroom olih tho car the siver the floor —_______Words in Action 1. Name two household chores you Ike to do cond! two you hate to do, 2. Workin @ group. imagine your group is @ forrily—a mother a father. and teenage Cchidten. Divide the housshold chores on the Ist omong yourselves. Who wil do what?Cleaning Supplies Os Produtos de Limpeza Words in Context Do you want to wash a window? Follow these steps: + Puton rubber gloves. + Mixa gation of warm water with a ite ammonia, + Put the liquid on the window with a clean sponge. + Pull a squeegee across the window. + Wipe the squeegee with a rag or a paper towel, ‘ond repeat 1 6 feather dustar 17 arag emponoser pare de cho 2 o dustpan 18 rubber gloves, pace bo 2: kos Je Boracha 3 ovacuum cleanerbag 19 cleanser 229 para arpa ope opener 4 vacuum cleaner 20a ferub bes attachments Aas hayes ae Bi corse 5S vacuum (cleaner separ oxarodo de Bo 22 a fyswener, 6 o squeegee en Se eek sds ‘od0 para pa 23 aisteplodder 7 paper towels escoda de otmor octha de papel 24 amousetrap 8 hash bags roto $0008 Ba fo 25 catecyciing bin 9 furniture polish rat para mo rcivel iusto 26 amop 10 a dust cloth Seftedto nara vara pane 30 10" D6 27 aust mop, 11. glass cleoner gene eae hares inno. 28 abreom 12. ehwather detergent as0U8 memasiaeraes 13 dish soap / dishwashing liquid detergent gc 14 o scouring pad Word Partnerships espero d2.0¢0 hecwy-duty fresh bogs 18 bug spray / 20.gaHon Miesitech oooset | ste 16 © bucket /a pall sponge mop aide asting afoot push 100m L__¢0 attenenFruits and Nuts Frutas e Frutas Secas Words in Context Grapes are one of the most popular fruits in the world. Every day, millions of people enjoy them, Many people also ike apples. Apples frst come ‘ron Aighanistan. Oranges, lemons, and limes are ‘so popular around the world. These fruits came 3 ‘rom China. cWord Partnerships. peel crack (oper) toe: luley corned ties irus fropical ‘banana: ‘an orange an app aru feat Fruits 19 apeach Fratas peseg0 1 pear 20 ciime 560) febo 2 clei 21. cherries et 3 coteja5 3 on orange 22 figs serena figos 4 opomegrnate 23 olives m8 ® arenes 5 gropes 24 dates Shuios > amor 6 awatermelon 28. strawberries melancie merangos 7 pineapple 26 raspberties obacen os tremboeeae 8 amango 27 raisins smonga pass 9 ograpetruit 28 a tangerine gener stongetng 10 Gn avecade 29 abonane Sabacate banana 11 anappie >moga Nuts 12 ccantoloupe Fras Secas contains 30 pecans 13, c cgeanut bs nozes pecan a 31. almonds » leer ss amandoas lin 32 pistachios © 18 apum petaches ANIA Geran = SR. ne 34 walnuts 17 Busterries ss novos serancice 18 cpopaya mace papa —— Wands in Action __ 11. What ore your five fovorite fruits? Rank them in order Share yours with your loss yours simlicr to other students” Iss? 2. Create @ recipe for a delicious ful ink Use atleast four tis.Vegetables Hortaligas Words Cabbage Slaw Recipe Cut a head of cabbage into thin slices. Then cut large cucumber, a bell pepper, « carrot, and an enion (or three scallions) into smal pieces. Mix everything together witha litle salt. Add a lite oll and vinegar and mix everything again. Context 1 broccoll biecols 2 boots ‘poterabos 3 asparagus ‘Sspargos 4 spinach espretio 5 lettuce 6 squosh ‘abébora 7 otomato tomate 8 cabbage repaho 9 pinto beans felagao 10 n 2 13 “4 18 16 ” chickpeos / garbanzo beans ‘1ae0-bico zucchini abobxinh 3n eggplont pointe an artichoke ‘aecchoe celery ‘ope sn onion ‘eaboia caulifower ‘couve for o turnip abo 18 ” 21 2 23 kidney beans feo 0x0 ocarot bean sprouts ‘rotos cs fa)a0 lima beans [ees i de 1 sweet potato vbatata cece 2 bell pepper pimentao con ilo cucumber penino a potato alc28 29 30 31 32 ‘green onions / scallions Seebolena green beans / string beans Svagem garlic Sane peas Srervinos radish rabonete a mushroom eogumale| eheadot — cabeage cauttowet lettuce enecret com aginocn leat lettuce ‘tosh ‘vegetables frozen row organic 1. Which vegetables do you have in your house right now? Which ones do You eat raw? Which ones have you never eaten? 2. Moko two Iii: Vegetables the and Vegetables | don’t Ike. Comeare yur ists witha partner,Medt, Poultry, and Seafoo Carne, Aves, e Frutos do Mar Words in Gontext bn Ya $e a tp eos nace jsiy fot The Koreans and the Japcnese eat a ot of seafood. Clams, «ae favotte foods in hese counties. meat. The average American eal ) of ground beet « year—mostiy1 tomb chops 11 wostbeet 22 cod Seaieieioece rosbite acaihou 2 legotiom> 12 Wer 23 awordten ee, figado peixe-espada 3 potchops 13 vealcutlets 24 samen otal alas ociculc, a 4 ham 14 lobe 25 tout ean oan reo FAFOO 8 solar) 15 oysters 26 tuna air acl can 6 sausages 16 clams, 27 thighs Sinai sancot meee roost «7 misioe 28 wings a bos 18 cr 29 breast on eats 19 30 turkey a pm 10 steak 20 snme 21 chicken 2 Se Soo foree 21 filet of sole 32. duck rao spo Snguado 33. drumsticks / legs - Semone oreo fresh frozen stiles fatty meat lean rare steok amedum a well-done 1. Pick your favorite items rom the meat poultry ‘and secfood sections, Compare your favorites wih a partner. 2,_ magne you are having d barbecue. What meat pouty. and secriood will you buy? a=Inside the Refrigerator Na Geladeira Words in Context Do you want a well-organized refrigerator? Here are some, suggestions. Keep fruit and vegetables in the drawers. Put mill, ‘apple juice, and orange juice in the door rack. Eggs are sate in the egg container in the door. Always keep raw meat, poultry, and ‘ish on the bottom shelt. lee cream and frozen vegetables stay ‘tozen In the treezer. 1 frozen vegetables 18 soled eonacoeeecs a 2 frozen woffies 19 (salad) dressing reer ace ples eon A icotey 21 cou, 5 soda 22 (chet 0: Tetons PP Scalp ipo chedda) 6 margarine yon tee mf earn 7 mayonnaise 24 (wis ron sea fe tauroncm 2 cam 9 tcedtea 26 mile 10 pelos 2 oange ice om eee a 28 pple nice a es 12 yogurt are 13 sup ae 14 cream Word Partnerships 18 bottied water asd setod 16 cole pore ae a parr poocred noaueko choo oe & Cte‘ch fh tas =e es Leas ad - we) || Food to Go Refei¢des para Viagem Words in Context Do you eat ot the food court? Health experts have some advice for you. Don't order @ het dog and french tiles. Order a salad instead. Don't have a hamburger. Hove beans and rice instead. And finally, don't order coftee or soda. Have water or juice. [Chambérguer a bagel boge| fish and chips f pobaitto combatstor frics 2 3 4 ohamburger 5 6 7 french tres botatos files 8 chotdog ‘cachono-auente 9c baked potato, rbotota oxoda 10a sandwich senauiche 11 coffee cats 12 tea che muffin route doughnut ketchup ‘catchup mustore mestordo chopsticks talhoreg crinesoe igensticky stormed tried block pinto refties asice of apiece of smal amedium lage 19 rice 25 cburito Sonor out 20 stirfled vegetables 26 «taco : egutnesrefogados ) sont voulk 21. chicken teriyaki 27 soso 2. Work with 0 partner Role-play ordering food frongo ao moh teva crore) ot one of the placosin the picture. 22 an eggroll 28 beans "= Student A: Can help you? rain prenoworo toieo f= Student 8: Yes. 0 tke two egg rol 23 sushi 29 ctortila student A: De you want something fo cnk? ash "oan = Sludent 8: Yes. Coffee, please 24 soy sauce Smaho de colo Word Partnerships 1, Which toke-out foods do Youle? Which ones eons pico aCooking ‘Cozinhando Shish Kebab Recipe ecla de Sis Kebab 1 Measure |, cup of olve ol Moai 06 x10 36 azote do ova, ae ee 3 Whisk the oll and gare with a ite lemon juice. IMuturaro ease 0 ro com um pouce de sco de Ino. 4 Ad 1 pound of jomb cubes, Rie ou Gat decane tcdoho cot 5. Marinate overnight in the reftigerator. ‘Marina’ do um a 5a1a outro na gatadeto. 6 Gril he kebabs for § minutes on each side. Gretna os kebab por § minutos do cade ode. Breakfast Buttip Recipe ¢ eceta de Suit 4 7 Scrorafile 2 eggs in a Moxer Yovggnurig gota, 8 Fry the el Foros ous 9 Broil 2 sices of bacon. Grelhar 2 tos de bacon, 10 Steam a cup of broccoli CCosinhar uma cara co bral 11 Grate '/, cup of cheese. Rola, 08 cara do quello. 12 Fold everything into a tort, Exrolar tude om uma tottina, 13. Microwave for 30 seconds. {Assarno forno de microonds por ‘Sa segundos. Roast Chicken with Potatoes Reci ecata de Pango Assad com Batatas 14 Season the chicken with garlic and rosemary. ‘emperor o range com aho ¢ alec. 18 Roast at 350°F (175°C). (20 minutes per pound) ‘esa 0 S50 (175%C).(20 mints por bra ou 464 g) 16 Baste frequently with pan juices. Regar teqventemente.com 0 moho da ponelo. 17 Boll the potatoes, [Cokinhar 3: batatesPea Soup Recipe ‘ect Sop Eris 18 Slice 1 large onion. Cone cebola ands om fos 19 Sauté the onion in ol Fall vornnto cabola om aot 20 Sir the onion and | pound Gf sot pecs into 2 quarts of water. tate geste tagtong dscnnove so Simmer for2 hous Couor em 090 bc DOr 2 NOK. 22 Peel 4 large carrots Doseatcor# eonouros ones. 23. Chop the carrots and add to the soup. Conor as Serovros em pedagos var 3 80n8 24 Cook for 30 minutes more. Connor pm 30 into Puree the soup in a blender. 21 25 exits % coon ecteeres | AQ 27 Beat 1 egg white, Bator 1 clove de ve, 26 Sift "fp cup of sugar with 2 teaspoons of cinnamon. Fenelon fest e ovica com 2cobersde ch 29 Mix 3 cups of pecans and the sugar ‘and cinnamon into the egg white. Mere nomerge mows pocon Sapuear oc 30 Spread the mix on a cookte sheet. Ehpatna a mbt no tse 31, Bake at 250°F (120°C). A801 0 250 C120) —Word Partnerships _ | | Words in Action ___ poke bread 1. Which recipe looks the best to you? Why? EEE Eee eee ieee 2. Vite down your favorite recipe. Put your steam vegetables recipe together with your classmates! Ere rectpes to make a class cookbook. 00k peel § potatoes eal aadna | aarning —Utensilios de Codi Words in Context Every country has its own cooking equipment, For ‘example, italian kitchens usually have @ big pet for cooking posta. Many Mexican kitchens have a special pan to make {ortllas. Asian kitchens offen have a gelll for meat and & spacial vegetable steamer. Many kitchens around the world have a set of knives, c culting board, measuring cups, ‘and measuring spoons. cutting board taba de corte set of knives 8 2 food processor 14 o vegetable pecler 7-2 (iitchen) timer 13 ograter ‘S eronémelto de coznha Sraoder z corn de faces ‘muatectencao ae © dessaxcador delegumes 3 adrying) pan 9 wooden spoon 18 bottle opener ong S coher de pou DS obtcer ce gars 4 ogi 10 asaucepan 16 can opener Sgr Sca¢aro Sabidor oe ores 5 apot 11 alade 17. «(meaty thermometer Sedlekbo Seoneha tememete par eam 6 old 12. a mixing bow! 18 cstrainer tampo tacts pene a)19 2 (hand) mixer bated do mao 20 o whisk. Sbalecer 21 a cookie sheet oxadera pora biscoitos 22 aroling pin role pore meses 23 measuring cups tigstes medioras 24 measuring spoons ‘coheras mecidoran 25 o casserole (cish) Spex rtangular 27 2 29 30 31 © (vegetable) steorner colander Sescoredor ewok D tigidero wok pie pan Sexsadoto @-coke pon Sterma de bolo exspatula. Serpatda cost ion pon onciuminum pot a stohniess stool bead nite paring aconing asap odul Words in Action —__ 11. Which five ploces of cooking equipment {do you use most offen? What do you Use each piece for? 2. What food do you lke to cook? What ‘cooking equipment do you need toMeasurements and Containers Medidas @ Recipientes Words in Context Ac farmer's market, you can see « pile of ripe tomatoes, smell o warm loat of bread, buy a jar of honey, and find a buneh of fresh carols. You can meet the farmers who grow your food and vendors who sell bars of homemade soap and bouquets of tresh flowers.1 apint 13. c.cup of coffee -ontoiner ef yoguit Begulaiene 0047319 2x atac> cate 2 acup 14 pitcher of lermonas vuoxere plane do monodo Sanounce plece of cove ee acctcoroe he 4 a teaspoon loat of brexe 28 a pile of lomatoes OSS cahade ho Ripe binoge > Bhai 5 atablespoon 17 otter of Oe Bahar Donte 6 a bouquet of iowers 18 quart of mike “ puauag ioes Geer aacede 7 abottle ofoine 0 19s pound ol chenies Soorataises Sire Ra (519) 8 abar 0! scop 20 box o! sitewoerries “bao Soha semoune 9 atube of rand 21 gallon of cider peer Sigel 6,76 to) 10 acarton © 22 bag cf potatoes eatin «> = err oage0de botatar 11 atray of poste © 28 cearton ot egos : Coca aaa veda ons 12 apetefestice 24 gjer of hone a “eli Words in Action 1. Imagine you are shopaing atc farmer's market. What wil you buy? Why? 2. Name five containers you have at home. Tell what sin each container,Words ‘he first supermarket opened in France in the early 1900s. Before that, people bought groceries like produce, dairy products, and canned goods in small shops and markets. Now there ore supermarkets in every country of the world. Besides food, you can find household cleaners, paper products, and pet food In most supermarkets, 98 Context | Supermarket © Supermercado: 3 4 10 12 3% y n ty i 13 16 ot. 18 19) a Sy 17 [20] | =produce Produtos aorcotas meats ond poultry dairy products lorierios frozen foods ‘lmentes congelades bakery oda deli counter 80.680 de os ascale Sbalang ° 10 " 2 13 “ 15 6 "7 18 paper products 19. barcode scanner produtcs de papel letora de c6cigo de boras household cleaners 20 a plastic bag rater de impezs s00 plastico Pet food 21 @coshier / a checker Bese rin aa beverages 22 groceries bebicas mantimentos canned goods 23 a shopper ceniatados ) compradorca) on aisle 24 c shopping bosket ‘conedot ‘ces de compos paper bag seco de pope! Snacks checkout counter lanenes be balode do cake 25 c.condy bar 2 cash register bara de doce (mécuina regstedora 26 pretzels » shopping cart pret DS carinne de comprat 27 (potato) chios » bagger otatatite (ca) ermpacotadore) 28 popcorn leoca the frozen food sto the produce section the canned goods the bakery shop for groceries pick up ————Wortis in Action _ 11. Whete con you find the following items in the supermarket: mik, water bread. apples. paper towe's, chicken, and ice cream? Wiork with a partner = Mikis with the dary products = Water's in the beverages section. 2. What section do you goto fist ina supermarket? What do you get there?WO) _| Restaurant © Restaurante Words in Context ‘he first restaurant opened in Patis in 1765. he only thing Con the menu was soup. There were no appetizers ond no desserts. Restaurants have changed a lot since then. Now you can eat at a Chinese restaurant in Moscow or a Mexican restaurant in Boling. The biggest restaurant in the world is the Royal Dragon in Bangkok. The dining room seats 5,000, diners. The servers wear rollar skates!1 2 3 4 5 ‘ ? 8 ° 10 " 2 cachet (©) Coannetoa-chete a dishwasher (0) kwade(e) de pratos ‘an apron server / a waitress goqonte ‘@ busser /.c busboy ©) aluconte de gargom server / a waiter Sargon a diner /« customer GSaens (2 Sitesi Geaine) Gcreamer ‘@ suger bow! Saqucarato: 1 tablecloth Steaha de mesa a soitshaker oh 4 15 6 ” 8 1 20 a 22 2 24 pper shaker Spmentero RRM oprtoce wine glass o8le8 60 vaho © (wate glass cope de Saua ahigh chor, Geup asoucer Opies omenu DS eerd6pi0 fo menu fork cea cinopkin quardarape opiate orate okie toca 25 aspoon cones 26 an appetizer enirade 27 omain course rato principal Check 28 adesert “fan sebrorresa ae 29 otray ary ec bandoja ra 30 a salad bor Sea Ppaleda de slots 31 check / bill Seonte asteck knife abutter asad fork dinner a cestert serving |. Compare your foverte restauront with ths Cone. How iit the samo? How iit cltforont? 2, Whats your favortte appetizer? Main course? Dessort? Word Partnerships ‘soup spoon — 101 —Order, Eat, Pay Fazer o Pedido, Comer, Pagar Words in Context. I'm a waiter. | wait on lots of customers every night. Some customers are dificult. They erder things that ‘aren't on the menu. They spill thelr drinks. One customer left and didn't pay the check! But most customers are great. Some of tham compliment me and leave a big, tip. They're my favortte customers! 3 light'a cand ‘2eender 3 vsi2 4 cory coreg: 8 set ih Pr cmasa 6 walt an semecn 7 ook at the menu lero concn 8 butter ne bcos 9 spi cin 10 order fers 11 fake on order 12 ink bebor 13. compliment 14 efi ne share 3 dessert 23 leave 3 tip eto ick == offer o dogs thank ine serve emcees wipe tn: lepese yapect order Word Partnerships cut breakdast lunch inner supper omaal snack ———__Ward's in Action __ 1. Think about the last time you ate out. Tell your class about five things you di at the restowant. 2. Work with @ portner. Act outa verb trom the ‘word list. Your partner wil quel what you are doing Toke tums — 103 —Words Popular around the world. Context The clothes we weor today come from around the world. For example, the te is originally ftom Croatia. The poncho Is. ‘rom South America. The business sult originated in France in the 17006. And a Bavarian immigrant named Levi Skauss made the frst blue Jeans in California in 1873. Now blue jeans are 1 odress vestige 2 oshit o sweatshirt rblwa demolion sweatpants realga de meletom gown vestd0 de bate a tuxedo. -snoting 7 o.windbreaker ‘onoroau 8 shorts shot 9 sori i 10 raincoat ca:2c0 impermedvel 2 13 “ 18 6 "7 18 9 20 2 poncho poncho overalls sjorcinols «uniform, uniorme a blouse sibs vskit 35000 s jacket njaguete shot chapau 1 scart ‘cocnecel s french coat 1 ope de cha » pullover / o sweater pudver/ © séter 21 a sports jacket / coy 22 pots oun / soc po aa 23 omen Bs 24 a matemity dress esto de gestont 25 Tshirt comet 26 avest let 27 (blue) jeans Seaigajecrs: 28 ale ‘arava 29 a (ousiness) suit 30 acoat 104Word Partnerships leather Jacket adown coat winter acouboy hat astrow ask blouse tie Words in Acti 11. Work with @ partner. One person says a hind of clothing the other person points to tne clothing in the plete. Toke turn, Choose three of four people in your class. Say ‘what each person fs weating. 105Sleepwear, Underwear, and Swimwear ni Roupas de Dormir, Roupas de Baixo, e Roupas de Banho _——________Worris in Context 20 __ ‘Socks have ai long history. Thousands of years ago, people ‘wore animal skins on thelr feet. Knit socks appeared in the 31d ‘century in EgypI. They quickly become popular around the ‘world, Underwear has a long history, too. Hundreds of years ‘ago only very rich people wore underwear. However, in the “=| 1700s, cotton became cheap and soon most people began to woar boxer shorts, briefs, or underpants.1 aclothestine 13.3 (bathyrobe. 26 boxer shorts / boxers Svar roupoo de bono Ceueco womboceneto 2 aclothespin ‘14 anightgown 27 briefs Sregasr oe ovat Scomae Ceueco 3 soos 15 longundenecr 28 on athlete supporter / Corel dies eer oro 9 jockstap 4 tights 16 3 (blanket) sleeper osuporte ctiétion cineca omecacbo ce com 5 pantyhose / nylons 17 pojoras Word Partnerships ieee cerarostt tated atenycloth —_ (bathyobe Sse ns ures Stan / colon! ask 7 a swimeit / 19 obra «fonne! a bathing sut Sata soos Simao 20 panties / underpants eee vont Bi Sein 21 cide nie 9 (ouimming) trunks S Erte eat Soaisa0 08 borne 22 c.camiole 10 flip flops / thongs: a meic-combinagdo_ pair of ccs sandaos de deco 23 a slip 11 sippers Scoreinecto , crehinaoe 24 oh undershirt 12 arnightsit Steele do mangos cuts Soma de corm 25 ctank top 1. Study the wordlist for three minutes. Then close ‘your Book Write down as many of he woes as you can remember. ite each word underShoes and Accessories Sapatos e Acessérios Words in Context. Different shoes and accessories are popular in diferent cultures. For example, in Guatemala, many women wear ‘sandals, long earrings, and bright scarves, necklaces, ‘and bracelets. In India, women often wear a beautiful scart, called a dupatta, and gold rings. What kinds of shoos ‘and accessories are popular in your culture? ‘par ot ‘comfertabie shoes wolking running tennis agoid fing ‘en engagement awedding adiamond Pierced eortings clip-on peatgloves vos 0 purse | a handbag baka mittens Sonne para Sar cn umbrella ame ‘uaa suspenders csupenséiios belt Sento ating cane 10 " 2 13 “ 15 onecklace color earings oi biness bracelet pusora 2 (wristywatch relbgio de puso apn obroche jewelry Ss élas sunglasses Souler ereurce co wallet Seer 16 briefcase pasta 17 a (high) heel co opat0 de sao ato 18 a pump sopetiha 19 a loater 20 aclog 21 a sandal sons 22 asneaker ‘ene 23 an athletic shoe ten 24 ahiking boot tina 25 aboot beta 26 a (unit) hot geno 27 a baseball cap / 2 baseball hat Sane 28 eormuts Sao 29 Gkey chain Shaver 1. Nome a place where you tke to go. What shoes and accessors are good to wear to thisploce? . You need to buy three ait: one for your {0-yearold grandfather. one for your 25 year-old brother, and one for your teenage sister What shoes oF accessories will youbuy fot each person? 109@ Describing Clothes § Descrevendo Roupas Words in Context oh long ond straight yor they'te short ond pleated. I's hard to keep up with fashion!light jocket| @heayy jacket Souris de inven. sleeveless shir "356m manga co short-sleeved shi a fomangos curtos cilong:sieeved sir oor oo mangas comprigas 2 button-down st Sopnise aboteoda na hente 12 polo shir 9 13 “ 15 16 7 nariow tie 18 straight skit > orouoro esate porta flared jean: 19 opleated si’ 3.0090 eons exo fre © si pregueada straight leg 20 a snort suet "a0 won euta bagay pons / 21 long skit loose r Svaolenge lange / baggy 22 highheels co Veneck sweater estes oes suser oe dacote ern 23 low ‘crew neck boos eusier i gola anedondada 24 informal cloihes / cordigan sweater casual cloth cardiog Wojes Informs fox esporte turtleneck swox 25 formal cicin > eubier 2 gola ofa ess cioines tight sr tej formals ej socio 1500 MSO Words in Action |. Describe the clothes you and other peorte class are weaning, 2. Which Iterrs of clothing n the picture are in foshion? Ao any of he clothes not in fashion?Fabrics and Patterns Tecidos e Padrdes Words in Context Fabries can be natural or man-made. Linen, cotton, and silk are natural fabrics. linen ond cotton come trom plants. Silk comes trom silk ‘worms. Polyester is a man-made fabric. itis made ‘tom chemicals. tris now the mast common fabric In the world ——Word Partnerships awool —jocket swecter ‘coat scart oak tie robe:Fabrics Patterns 17 pabiey OsTecidos 0 Paraes festampa"paisey” 1 cotton 13 solid 18 checked ‘igodao hoo) So 2 corduroy 14 print 19 plaid vec colle Seempose) Eegpenore 3 velvet 15 poke dot 20 siiped vous Sronpade botmhos tstadoto) 4 sik 16 floral 21 embroidered ted ererpa for! bordodaia) 5 leather 6 denim bon 7 linen 8 suede: 9 cashmere: 10 nylon ailon 11 lace renda 12 wool Words in Action 11. Work with @ partner. Describe your partner's clothes. = Youre wearng brown corduroy pants and ible and while stipedt cotton shirt 2. Design an outfit, Dackde on the fabrics ana patlorns. Dow the outft and dascriba It to your css 113 —Buying, Wearing, and Caring for Clothes Comprar, Vestir e Cuidar das Roupas Different clothes have ditferent core instructions. Jeans are ‘easy. You can wash them in the washing machine and then dry them in the dryer. However, c woo! shirl needs special care. You shouldn't wash a wool shit. Inslead, you should dry clean i.10 prevent wrinkles, clays hang up clothes. 1 go shopping Fes comeros procuor un ca to, iryon ‘opermentar/ 2 look for a jock 5 ‘6 7 buy ‘comeror toke home love para caso cutoff cortor(@ atiquata) put on 9 zip fechar ozber button ‘botoar buckle ofeior rollup ‘orvclar (as mangos) wear vest unboutton deratotoor unzip ‘abit spar unbuckle solar ofvela take off ter wash oy 1420 21 22 23 dry clean levoraseco mend / repair convertor ‘costar iron / press pasar fen hang (up) pencurcr hangit’ ona hook on ahanger In the closet ‘wash it In cold water in not water by hand ap up button 1. Pretend to do one of the actions on the wd ls Your partner wil guess what you ore doing. Take turns. 2. Bplainhow you core for your favorite piece of clothing = Inovor wash my loathor jacket Jn the washing machine. ary elean it usSewing and Laundry Costura e Lavanderia Words in Context Fashion designer Josie Natori comes from the Philippines. She sells her clothes all over the world. Her company storled very small. At frst, Natorl worked alone in her ving room with @ ‘sewing machine, pins, needles, buttons, thread, and scissors. Now her company has offices in Manila, Paris, and New York. ma 7 A J \ gt \ a Go 1 opitonng board bleach eenoraes irjonte doin 2 Sniton 6 adver foro do poor oupa Siecodoo 3 fobric softener 7 awasher/ noite de ouD0 ) woshing machine 4 (auncry) detergent Cleve sone oe eesger prc peor oa ote B (ed 8 wet clothes Sroupas mahades 9 cry clothes >: foupas secs s launcty basket 3 costae rouna11 ohanger capide 12 ocolar 13 co pocket © Boko 14 obuttonhole 18 abutton © botdo 16 asleeve ‘manga 17 cout epinho 18 chem ebainhe /o bora 19 a toilor Calfecte 20 a sewing machine méquna do codtue 21 opin Satinete 22 apincushion Safinetere 23 a (pal of scissors eure 24 azipper oe 25 oseam prose 26 cthimble ed thread lake a fope measure stomatice oneedie ‘oguhe safety pin Catinote do sogurance aplastic shin pants a jacket long shor? Word Partnerships. hanger pocket sleeves Words in Action. 11. Find the foloning things on your classmates Cloines: a buttonhole, a colar a.curt.« pocket, sieeve, ahem, 2. Which of ine items in the picture do you have In yourhome? 117—Vehicles and Traffic Signs Veiculos © Sinais de Transito Words in Context Do youneed a new car or ruck? There Is @ lotto think about. Do you have children? A compact ear may be too smal People vith children often dive large vehicles ike station wagons, ‘sedans, and SUVs. Do you lke fo camp? An RV may for you. Do you ike adventure? You might like c motor be good reyele. Do You often need to move large things? You may want a plekup ‘ruck. There are so many vehicles to choose from! 2 3 . a 5 é Do Pus NOT a PASS ry & a . ¢ id] Signs Vehicles 23 rater coals tr ecate ‘ter 1 one way 12 school bus 24 0 sports cor {nico obigatéio anus csclor coro expore 2 stop 13 tow tuck 2 c semis ae ‘eboqve = guncho tractor trler 3 hospital 14 cgarboge truck mre row aca 26 « poice cat 4 donot poss 15 © pickup (ruck) Caro ce poe 4 Srobao araposcr Erion 27 om ambulance 5 donot enter 16 on RV bench roventesenico prtido Vek de recreocdo 28 otro engne 6 noleft tun 17 minivan cao da bomber obi wor Bexcuerda minvon 29. station wagon 7 ratroad crossing 18 clmousine / cs mo pene Sasager de nes une 39. o compact (cat) 8 school zone 19 c sedan ‘coro compacto feo escolar sgt res 31 oconvertione 9 pedestrian crossing 20 cvan ceverel ossogom de pocertes fago0 32 a motorcycle 10 yiots 21 dump tuck moteccicte Seo preerncia Ser ecare 11 po Utumn 22 on sw pelbido etomeax sv ieWord Partnerships.> Parts of a Car = =-As Partes de Um Carro Words in Gontext Car Safety Tips + Always wear a seat belt. + Put children in child car seats. + Always use headlights in bad weather. + Check your brakes at least twice a year + Check your tires frequently for damage.1 achild car seat 9c bumper 18 agove 28 cn emergency Secale chores pora-choaue compartment broke 2 Siock 10 on oirbog Sporoanar tra da maa Simacoce boo 19 airconditioning 29 cowinchield wiper 3 trunk 1) a rearview minor oarcondicionade limpoder de pérerbrsa poral expat retour 20 heater 30 chood 4 otie 12. seat belt emveceder ocapeto pre Sento de sequen 21 ahom 31 fender 5 atallight 13 an oll gauge coburn o pereHoma Shanta tosara rmonsmnetsde 6022 on ignition 32 on engine / o motor 6 albrake light 14 speedometer Sigaigao motor 132004 weocineta 23 gearshift 33 battery 7 agas tank Bo gas gauge, eee cer ‘Bau de garoina see eae 24 Ssteeting whee! 34 jumper cables 8 license plate 16 “'doshboord Soante de cregso eeeeenuze Sposa) sena0a Spanelde rstumenios 28. cachatch 38 Gradiator 17 oradio Slsmbreogeen Sradiassr Sra 26 cibrake pedal 36 tum signol Spec ab feo Coscia! 0st0 27 cn cccelerator / 37 cheodlignt =a gos pedal 0 fro! pedal de aceloroder the hood, close the trunk check the battery the recxview minor spare tro ——— Words in Action __ 1. Study the word list for three minutes. Then close your book. Write down as many of the ‘weeds 08 you can remember. rite each word Under one of these categories: inside the car (Outside the car and Under the hood. Compare your Isis with a parines 2. Draw a car Label as mony parts of the car as you can without looking at the word Is.Road Trip Viagem Rodoviaria Words in Context Here are some tips for a good read trip. Before you leave, make sure your car is running well. Get gas, cheek the oll, and put air n your tes. Take plenty of coins to pay lls. Once you cre on the road, turn on your headlights. Finally, make sure you {get off the highway for a short break every two or three hours1 pack 9 get off ne hit faner cs Sor ones 2 leave 10 stop port poor 3 dive 11 look at or olor 4 csk for direction: 12. get on the highwoxy 8 6 pede nix lente a esos speedup 13. pass cin Uhopasar ur conn 14 honk (the horn) bani 18 get get o ‘cence 8 slow down 16 cheek ine oi hocaro meld ‘wash the wincis lover put arin the t felbror oer ave an acciden terme pul over fo: ost ave 0 fat (ie) forum preu toe ‘change thi ftocar sre pay pagar peda ative at the destination cchepar a dest park (ine oa) fsiacionor( —Word Partnerships _ | | _— Words in Action ___ pack suitcase 11. Work with a portner. Act out a verb on the abog Is. Your partner wil guess the verb. Take sop ato red ight ial regia 2. Plan your “cream” road tip. Where wll you go? What wil you do on the trip? tum on the windshield wpers the radio tnalai conaitionrg | (1gAirport O Aeroporto Words in Context Air travel is changing, Airports now have automated ‘checkin machines. A passenger can quickly check in, choose a seat, and get a boarding pass. In the future, some airplanes will be bigger and some willy much faster. Airport neroporto 1 aterminal terminal cen 6 oponenger romcatn) 7 on automated shecenmactine 8S boarang pasa metal detector a secutly checkpoint 6200 de controle de wog.zongs ‘arrival and departure monitors Sperone de cg. helicopter heicaerero co runway ita de pouso © decologem agate acarry-on bag ‘bagagem de mao customs ‘fdndega fs eduona a customs (declaration) form the Baggage claim (area) Serco derecsoemento de eogagem 20 immigration Imigraga0 21 cline Airplane / Plane © Arlio 22 first class pret classe 23 economy (clos) / coach (class) Gse econamice 24 on overhead compartment 25 cn emergency exit sida de emergéncio 26 fight attendant Comrssso(@) de bord 27 oseat ‘osonto 28 cseat bet nto de seguranca 29 cn aisle Sconeccr —Word Partnerships on cide seat ‘a midale / a conter a window anelectronic fone ticket paper on cxtval terminal departure ‘an intornationat Work with a partner. One person says an irport or aisplone word. The other coints to the tem in tho picture. Toke turns. 2. Make three Isis: people you see at an oiiport areas you see at an airport, and things you see at an airportPegar 0 Vé60 Words in Context. AirTravel Tips + Check in early, + When you beard the plane, stow your carry-on bag. + Drink plenty of water. + Streteh often. + Ask for a pillow. Put your seat back, and fry to sleep as much as possible. Taking a Flight 8 go tough scat 8 board he plon embarcar 9 find your seat Iovotaor 10 stow you tum of 18 tum on the overreod lg cender oe 35 hive 16 putony coloeat 17 Isten to musi ouwrcsions 18 put bokkat 32: 19 seth exproguicarse 20 choose « mec excaher i 21 land terstar 22 untasten \ sation oom 23 get of | Seserbarcar 24 claim your reclomarwait {ge through fora boating call in ne ‘a metal detector customs immigration 1. Work with @ partner Pretend to do one of the {ections on the wort Your partner wil guess ‘what action you are doing, Toke turns 2. Make a list of things you con do on @ plane to be safe, Make another Ist of things you can do to be comfortable, 127Public Transportation Transporte Publico Words in Context There are three ways to get from JFK Airport in New York to Manhattan. the first way is by ea. You can get a cab at the toxt ‘stand. The fare Is about $35.00. The second way is by bus. You can catch a bus from the Bus stop outside the airport. The ticket Is about $13.00. The bus will take you to a Manhattan train station Cr hotel. The third way Is by subway. Go to the JFK Airport subway station. The subway wil fke you into Manhattan. This is the ‘cheapest way. I costs only $2.0. 1 taxi stond 13 ceonductor porto det >) conde) 2 ameter 14 ctrock foaneto ‘tho 3 the fare 18 ostrap fea aca 4 otexifo.cab 16 > (ubwafFine: ‘80 vighe do ere 5 otal driver / 17 Gteny cab driver bate a eta 1lsubwor) rainy 6 5 passenger met 7 pasogoioe) 19 c platform 7 obusstop > pltoforma poniodednns 20 token 8 bus driver "fon. gpgemwede 21 cifare cord Pe cgomse ra ; 22S schedule hoxotio uich’ 23. ctunstie 11 oticket "eerooeta bihate 12. ofrain 1s) — 128take tax /a.cab ateny train bus catch otrain miss bus Words in Action. 11. What kind of public transportation do you use? Where do you get on? What iene tore? (One student ns fransporiation. Up sentences about that form of transportation in your town or cy. 1 Student A: the subway f= Sluciant : You needa fare care. 1 Student C: There's a subway station a block from the school. 185 a form of publicUp, Over, Around Para Cima, Por Cima De, Ao Redor De Words in Context. Roller coaster rides are exciting, You go up a track very, very slowly. Then suddenly you go ever the top and race dewn the track. Most roller coaster rides go around several sharp curves. Some even go upside down. But when the ride Is over, people ‘tien want fo do it again! stroight trough the neve 9 out of fhe funn 9 around the ee fo redat os ahr ow 1 doun aaao 12 sie down agate do straight tun len fight | mokeo 13 under iho woterfol see 14 over the water porema-rngin 18 loft ‘esquerda 16 tight ciraa1. Tellhow you get to school or work every day = 1 g0 over a bridge. Then go up ail After that I g0 past arhospita, 2. Workin small groups to design your ‘own roller coaster ride, Describe it to the classThe Human Body © Corpo Humano Words in Context Always prepare for exercise. A ten-minute warm-up will stretch your muscles and get your body ready, Roll your head around In a citcle. Move your shoulders up and down. Sireich your ‘arms out and swing them in a circle. Bend your knees, and then stretch out your legs. Now you are teady to exercise. 2 =e v7] 132—Word Partnerships tng finger index pinky 2a 25| 25] 27 25] oa Al 33] 3] 3] 35] oF i] 38] 22] CENG A: Le oO 1 skin pele 2 omuscle rueulo 3 abone 4 ohand 5 a finger dodo 6 thumb polegar 7 owrist puso 8 nam 9 cn elbow ‘cotowola 10 cbreast pote. 11 waist elntra 12 ahip quad 13 a thigh 16 afoot * ” 8 9 20 21 2 23 2 25 2% 2 2 2» 0, 32 sheel otoe edo do ps o head ‘cabera neck > shoulder combo > back 2 (fingenail ube > brain cerebro throat -garganta heart ora tung ulna > Iver figoco > stomach ‘storage a3 to hoir arming” 36 7 42 43 4 3 forehead an eyebrow sobrenceha an eor acheek bbechechs nose achin oneye one eyelashes mouth boco lip labo tongue ailngua a tooth ents knee Jeon achest oto buttocks nadegas 1. Work with @ partner Cover the word lst. One person points to a part of the body in the picture. The other s0ys the word forthe port. Take fun. 2. Work with a partner. Take tumns ging and folowing Instructions. Use words trom the word Is 1 Student A: Touch your head. "= Student 8: louchesher head) Rae your hand. f= Student A: Raises her hand) 133Illnesses, Injuries, Symptoms, and Disabilities Doengas, Ferimentos, Sintomas e Incapacidades Words in Context Word Partnerships ‘There are many reasons people visi the doctor's oftce. ahead — cold In winter, many people get a sore throat, c cough, o: the ebod flu, In summer, bad sunburns are common, Earaches, catch acold stomachaches, and backaches are common problems fevetitebe soe all year round, the fu a sore throat feel izzy1 an eorache 13 a headache 25 cibiister 28 cibee sting ‘dor de owe ‘dor de coDeca bana ‘picoda de abena 2 asthma 14 the flu 26 cirash) 29 cibloody nose Seine Sete > erupgdo cuténes hemonag naval 3 acough 18 fevers 27 c-sunburn 30 cbrulse testo o temperature queimacuo do sl hematorse 4 lice “fabre lobo 16 arthritis 5 acold crn rostiodo 17 a backache 6 chicken pox dor nos cosas ‘eatepore 18 blind 7 mumps e290) > eeoumiba 19 nauseous 8 sore throat enioodora) dor de gorgenta 20 dizy 9 measles tontoxoy sorompo 21 deaf 10 a sprained wrist sx) puso aberto 22 acne 11 aswollen ankle one fomezelo inchado 23 ccut 12 astomachache core S dorde estémag 24 burn @ueimoae CE Words in Action 1, Which of te illnesses on the Ist can you catch from another person? 2, Make 2st of three ttams on tha ls that Greinjuios oXs thrés thot or linosses.Hurting and Healing Machucando-se e Curando-se Words in Context ‘Ate you coughing and sneezing? You probably have a cold. Drink plenty of ulds and rest as much as possible. Do you fee! hol? Take your temperature. You might have the flu. Make an appointment with your doctor. He will examine you. You may need to take pills oF get a shot. Follow your doctor's instructions. You will soon feel better 1 be inpa! fester 2 be unconscious 3 bleed songrer 4 bein shock tor 5 break oc quebrara pon 6 umn yourset 13 have « . ferum toque ca electric) shock M4 getclo orem 15 tal Ward Partnerships be ued hurt feo much better atte 13616 cough, Tost 17 sneeze epin 18 vomit / throw up vernon 19 take your t tar 20 call tha doce {ofonarporac msi 21 make on oppoiniment 22 examine ‘ho po ere p 2 8 check his boos Wore draw hs bi tor ive Pin 3 sho oplcor rest descorsat take « oil tomar dink fuds tomar is feel api pe ———Wordls in Action __ 1. Look at page 136. Which things on the Ist ore more tkaly to happen to adults? Which are more ikely to happen to cchilaren? 2. Work with @ poriner. One person pretends fo have one of the medical problems on the isthe other guesses the problem. Toko turns. 137© Hospital Words in Context. Here are some things to look for in a hospital: + Are the doctors and nurses friendly and helpful? + Are there plenty of nurses at each nurses" station? + Are the patients happy with the hospital? nurses’ station 5 cena oe enteimager o nurse 0) enfermorofo) on intensive core unit Sunidade de toroplaitonaics an NV Jon intravenous dip sor ntravencso| an operating room, 38010 de cperos80 /cingia an Keay grata ‘anesthesiologist ) nesta 29 operating table 2 mesa de operacdo blood songue10 a surgeon 18 a patient 25 an emergency room erutgdo © clo) <6) pacer sola ce emergenca 11 an operation 19 a bedpan 26 a poramedic / 0" EMT Cloperagto = ekg Seomocte eeipaameee 2c iene 12 latex gloves 20 a hospital gown 27 G sretcner shes cs iter omen deepal mace 13 a (surgical) mask 21 acallbutton 28 stitches Sree poe pire on 14 Gab / 0 laboxatory 22 Gnarderly 29 an ambulance Ioborcrio soar! ronbudncls 15 lab technician 23 Gwheelchait seers ‘cadet de rods 16 S doctor 24 CPR / cardiopulmonary médleol@) resuscitation Word Partnerships. 17 avistor RCP resct0cO0 . a vitonte Coxcooumonar onin- pation con out- blood tost type donor ave blood 11. Mao three Iss: People in a Hospital Paces in a Hospital ond Things in a Hospital. 25" What things would you see in a patient’sroom? What things\would you see inven operating fom? 139Medical Center © Centro Médico Words in Context During o physical, a doctor does several tests. She listens to the pation'’s heart and lungs with a stethoscope. She checks the patient's blood pressure with c blood pressure monitor. For tients over 40, the doctor may also give the patient an EKG. 4 4 a 5 & e . | 3 L 2 | abe chi, ; : 22 7 ale 21 Word Partnerships __ hora contacts / contact lenses soft disposable leg cost canst ard Yap cht =) [chee |1 stethoscope 9 on EKG / estatoscenio 1 electrocardiogram 2 cmedical chert SEOG Js elahocardiogioma "cha médica 10 on obstetrician 3 acupuncture obstera acupUunIG 11 o pregnant woman 4 cn acupuncturist > rumor réxida| )ocuRunturito| 12. c sonogram | 5 cipsychologist on ultrasound: (©) psedlog0(0) > senogiama / © utte-sem 6 cwaiting room 19 osing sola de espera 2 Hipola 7 14 coruteh mueta 8 s cardiologist 18 ocast >) cardelogista eso 6 K ly 13 16 a7) 16 15 ec =) Ga 7) ———Words in Action _ ne 11. Work with « partner Cover the word is (One person points to @ person or object In the picture. he other says the word for the person or object. Toke turns 2. Work with @ group. Mata three Iss. Who In your group hos had o cast? Whe has asia ing? Wno hashad erurches2 16 v 18 w 20 2a 2 23 24 25 26 2 E 30 27] receptor recepcionsta orthopedist (0) erepedista physical (exam) / 3 checkup exam fico fo check-up blood pressure monitor sengunes 1GP/ 1 general practitioner Sisco gees eye chart 7 S contact Gens) srt caconta 2 optometrist optometrist (eye)alasses ‘ous «© @entay hygienist glen dents dentsto oing 20320 / 0 estaUaeoo tooth ‘eve PIES. co conocoo sertore = gums ‘engivas sil Sco cavity Soars 3 141 —a Pharmacy = 880ue A Farmacia BeBOEO a a poboomonne Words in Context Follow those stops to traf a cut. + Press gauze on the cut. This will help stop the bleeding, + Uitte cut above the heart. + Clean the cut with soap and water. Then put antibacterial ointment on it. + Cover the cut with a sterile pad and sterile tape. Romomber—accidents happen. Always koop a first-aid kit in your homo. Pee - ie Sica 7 1 toot eae 2 copie See sop i 4 prserpten medieing besa 5 Spnormackt Pact 6 overne-courter meciooton Meseorctivwnme 12 anes decongetan) 17 acane 7 cough sup sey Sse eat Bosronenssen 18 aneebrace ilaveees 13 Spberepe owetepastare ee ree 19 on ects bandage 9 (throat) lozenges 14 antihistamine ‘atadura elastica See eetee canter’, 20 iain 10 cousn stone 15 opresepton Somos SERIO as ee 21 cheating pad 11 Sinner 16 «warn abe acronis ae Mapes 22 ryarogen peau yogen paris ren es A . = 1423a first-aid Kt esto de primsiossocons 24 gaure See 25 asterile pod > comeresa est 26 stetle tape Serperadiopo ortél 27 aspirin ospinna 28 on adhesive bandage aalopan eee, 2 30 a1 2 33 —Word Partnerships _ take —-mediche vitamin api eyedrops a thermometer heating pod «a presctiption ec antibacterial ointment / antibacterial cream Pomoscrtmacterera ° Beanie ne thermometer Steamer tweezers opnga humidifier ‘unicode on ice pack iba de glo recieve Werte Words in Action __ 1. Which pharmacy lems on the wore! listo youhave in your home? Which pharmacy tems are good for «cold? Which are good for a cut? Which are good tora sprain? Discuss with a portner, 143Soap, Comb, and Floss © Sabonete, o Pente e 0 Fio Dental Words in Context Did you know? +The frst combs wore fish bones. + Before toothbrushes and toothpaste, people cleaned {heir teeth with charcoal, lemon juice, or tobacco, + In ancient Egypt, both men and women wore makeup. + The Egyptians used red berries to make rouge. + The Egyptians used bright red insects o make lipstick. 1 alsoroy 18 oroxor one ho de borbon 2 shampoo 19 onelecttc shower / ae mn elect tor 3 condoner Pacey conarensr 20 deocifort 4 hair gel seen gel para cabelo 21 perfume = 5 occuring ton pani fi Sone Barcode Ogee | 6 0 Blow cryer/ recto shai ayer 23 toon soca te cable rogao 7 oborette 24 soap ronson ce cbele Senete eos ae teas J ee jose papel 9 roles cuters Sonos Makeup 10.9 (hainbrush Amaguagen Pe seers 26 face powder w— 11 nalpolsh poe ome oroe 27 Wpstcx 12 cnallcipoer on coroderceuno 28 Bhat rouge 13. dental fos uh ee Soc 29 eye shadow a 14 toothpaste ‘ei pa oboe Senet! 30 mascara berm 18 9 toothbrush firme! ‘Oss Vieommcccorcs 3D eyeliner 16 shoving cream Taps deineador ce Goede ber 17 ofteshove era epee batbo — 144< I 25 Word Partnerships cdsposaole razor odull ral polsh remover hand soap foce contacter hana lotion body put on ottorhove lipstick Mey 32 wash 33 rinse levor onraguor 34 comb 35 (blow) ty pontoar secor at things rom: you use every doy? 2. Work with @ partner One person pretends to Lge one ofthe ilems from the Ist. The other quesses what iis, Tove turns 145 —Jobs 1 Empregos 1 Words in Context ‘What kind of work is right for you? Do you tke to work with your hands? You could be a carpenter, on assembler, or 0 ‘construction worker. Do you want to help people? You could be a babysitter, c home health aide, ora doctor. Are you creative? You could be a hairstylist, «florist, or an architect. ‘Are you good with numbers? You could be cn aecountant 4 as | n @ccountant » contodorta) dentist 2) dents Narist onisio > cook coznhetexo) haiistyist/ hairdresser >) eabsietsho(a) © construction worker Bening ‘graphic ortist oFisto rfeota) > gorciener Sdeatete, ° 10 n 2 3 “ 5 6 delivery person, entregadoKo)| ‘computer technicion aoe Janitor / 0 custodian ) Textvove) doctor mackcoto) homemaker one do cota floist Torito > housekeeper 1) eamareio(o) 1 editor ecttoro) "7 18 9 20 21 2 23 : barber rparberowe) an assembler » montodode) architect exqurst0(e) butcher ) ogcuuaroto) 2 home) health aide / 2 (heme) attendant ‘ecormpanhant an engineer fengennero(o) a businessman / businesswoman homem de negécios rmuihar de negeclos 1462 25 2% 2 2% 2 20 acashier ‘coo actor ‘tor ta) » carpenter ‘carpintoco) electrician etic »frefighter pombe) «a garment worker ‘costureieca) a babysitter baba Word Partnerships —_ ° porttime joo well-paid blue-color white-color look for ajeb opply for get loser de, ¢\ ea Look at the Ist. What are the bes five Jobs to have? why? 2. Which jobs ate done in offices? Which ate done in shops? Which ore done outdoors? Moke three lasJobs 2 Empregos 2 Words in Context There are many jobs in my family.'m @ reporter for a newspaper. My sister Is a musician. My brother likes to work with animals, so he is a veterinarian. My other brother travels a lot. He's @ truck driver. Our parents are teaché They tought us fo love work. 1c roperter 10 omechonic weperet mec nco(a) 2 manicurist 11 police offer rence) soe! 3c lawyer 12 G photographer aavogado(o) forex) 4. solcior 13. stockoroxer pcan ostoceerser 5 creceptionst 14 © thows}painter recspconio oes 6 physical horopishy 15-5 plurgber otoopeut et Eerccoey 7c focksmith 16 cscientsr camer) cegtei 8 0 secutty guard 17 © tox Srvar Saag ors 9 Steacher | 18 oserver instructor sear eons) / 19 Shure retore) ervemercKo) am 20 2 2 23 4 2 28 2 28 > realtor Kode ‘alesperson vendecer(a) tour guide quis tusico 2 pilot pistes) musician = Ucote) Twritgh ) sp opahed ean 9 Travel soprit Pefed eee voces veteriggzian / vet ‘yetatrano(0) 3 fowesding photographer cregitered = nurse schoo! commercial pilot opiate otighter 1. Look ot the lt. Wnich are the five most cificut Jobs? Why? Which ore the five easest? Why? 2. Look ot thelist: Which people use vehicles in nel }obs? What vehicles do they use? Which people uso equipment in their jobs? What ‘equipment do they use? 149Working Trabalhar Words in Context Nooded: Office Assistant Can you answer phones, take messages, schedule appointments, and file? Can you use a computer and «@ fax machine? Can you type 50 words per minute? You may be the right person for this job. Call 555-9369 to schedule on appointment for an interview. ® sad a =, sips 1 cook ‘couinhor 2 examine 3 speak ‘fer 4 arrest ponder 5 open 6 load coregar 7 deliver enteger 9 take core of cuore 10 act / perform 11 sing comar 12 take © message poo 13 hire 14 sell vender 18 repair / fx 16 plan loner21 22 23 staple 24 fie gemcoor aenivor manage 25 ative erence ror design 26 moke & decisior rotor tomer moke copies tharisiomo SEU BSS parton aasncia at Boras elnes acer manufacture fo1cor Word Partnerships aiiend — aweexly meeting company tae short break acotes moke tough decision an easy ‘a.good dbaa Words in Action. | Which ofthe things onthe lst can you do? 2. Choose fve verbs onthe lit: Look atthe jobs fon pages 146-149.Can you find one or more Jobs thot match the vero? 151 —Words in Context Jimmy Carter was the 39th president of the US. He grew up on a farm full of animals. There were dogs, turkeys, horses, and milked the cows each day atter school. He also pleked cotton {and peanuts in the flelds. ree © gale 11 cerop. 21 agoat Splantaan bode: 12 oscarecrow horse Sespantano| Seavale 13 hoy asheep fen 14 farmer fase 15 c farmhouse 16 odog Secchoro V7 cat 8 c vineyard gato Svinhedo 18 crabbit Scoala 19 cgoose goonsBaby Animal pucpy ktten chicken chick Pig sheep 1. Study the word Ist for three minutes. Then Close your book Write down as many of the ‘words 08 you can remember. Write each ward Under one of these categories: People and ‘animals on o farm, Things on a farm, Places on ator, D2. Choose a word and craw a picture of ron the board. The fist classmate 10 guess the ‘word gets a point and draws the next picture fon the board,« in Office OEscritério Words in Context Offices are very different today than they were 100 years ‘ago. Back then there were no computers, fox machines, oF photocopiers. People used typewriters fo write letters. However, some things are the same. Most offices stil have file cabinets ‘and use supplies like staplers, paper elips, and rubber bands. coed«a fypemter maura Se excever a binder Sener a foxmochine Smacuine doter a (phote}copier / S.copy mochine Sees noe S (pnetoycopy Steen ‘on offce manager SGigoerace sexe ade rea eee ‘a computer compredar tope SHoodene a stapler, grorpenscr a calculator Seaee 12 13 4 15 6 "7 18 1” 20 21 2 24 25 > telephone >teefone lottemnead papel moras on appointment book / a date book S agenda jo business cord fle. 3 (paper) shredder Hegmentoaeca de papel o resume curcule ale cabinet Dovel de aauvo on office assistant / secretary Sata co eto Jo 5 (fle) folder Spastace ore on (electric) pencil sharpener ‘epontodiereihico do lapis supply cabinet ‘rma de mater! oothumotack CEN lus item. 26 sticky notes ns potas auoodestos 27 staples ‘grompos 28 correction fluid Tquido conotve 29 o poper clio > clos de pape! 30. hole punch porturador pad "bloc 32 clabel >etqueta Word Partnerships double sded tape pack hook up @ ox machine tum on o computor tun ot 11. Which items on the Ist do you have at home? 2. Work with @ partner. One student describes on Office tern. The other student guesses the f= Student A; You use thio ackd.qumbers, 1 Student BA calcuiotorFactory oot AC 2 atront offee A Fabrica nero 3 on assembly tne Beene Words in Context poe Making @ chairis a process. there are many steps. 5 cirobot The designer creates a design. Parts for the chair arrive ot saat 6 cconveyor belt the factory's loading deck. Thon assembly ine workers cea tenpertogoa put he chal together. travels down a conveyer belt and 7 packer {gels c new part at each area. At the end of the assembly line, erpocotadar peckors pu the char no 0 box Itgoes into a warehouse. 8 enardhat Then a shipping clerk sends fo a store neat yout fear Div * i Ts nm FAR 13] . 14 i oh x é 7 n 7 , . oa | yr 30 biohazard 31 electrical 32 explosve 33 flammable 34 posonous 35 radioactive beropcecoreminacos hazel materios materials materials materials 15610 & forkit 20 ahainet emoinadero Sede de cobelo 11 atime cord 21 asofety visor cattdo de ponto (ggzegcere ve recaronca 12 atime clock raldgio de ponto respirator Sees eon skagen 13 parts safely goggles 2 23 14 omochine operator 24 earplugs 2% 2% Sigvapereaar te ©: proetores do ouvides 15S warehouse safety glasses ‘6eus de proteg50 formazim J © depésto 16 o shipping clerk apatticle mask Srpeccos Secor! 17 G fre extinguisher 27 Osately vest extinlorde neers coete de seguranca 18 a loading dock 28 safety boots Plataforma de corn Doles ce seguranca 19 chand tuck /cdoly 29 safety earmuts carinho de corga bafader do rides 15 = | by) ________Words in Action 1. Make a Ist of tho poopie inthis factory Which jb s the most interesting fo you? Which fs he least interesting? why? 2. What part of the body do each of these pleces of safety equiement protect: earplugs, hard hat, safety boots. safety gogales. safety visor safely carmuts safety glassos, particle mask, hoimet factory worker can ossomiby line a font ont operator supervisor workor punch ‘time core 157ria Hotel O Hotel Words in Context There's a hotel in Sweden made completely of ice! You check in at the ice lobby. All the rooms and suites: ‘ate made of ice, foo. Room service brings you a hot ‘drink in the morning. You can go to the sauna to warm up. Room rates are high, but the Ice Hotel is very popular. Be sure fo make a reservation before you go!a i ¥ 26 order oo serves tener pedir s=niga ce aus 25 checkin regetrarse r 27 check out 10 s housekeeper 12. registration dese Go) camara pacao de recent housekeeping cat 13 a concierge commen Slee room service 14S revowving door vonigo dear pogo a (hotel quest 15 abellhop: Ee) nespede oo hotel rere do hotel asulte 18 aluggoge cart sae oquore a meeting oom 17 feu) Bee Seaeren sto do coe a business center 18 a (single) room canto ge nego Ofietae store a balroom 19 oftness center s01d0 de bale mes carer (2500 leeby 20 sauna oe ae ‘an escalator 21 a (wimming) pool ceo eto ie desk clerk 22 agit shop (e) anconertc) da go oe reeron recone 23 valet parking Snore a hotel a budget room retes cen indoor —_exirming) pool con cuter heated Words in Action —__ 1. Moke thiee sts: People in a Hotet aces In o Hotel. and Things in o Hotel 2. Role-play with a partner. One of you is the desk cletk at a hotel. The other is Calling with questions about the hotel f= Student A: How much i a double 1 Studont 8 I's $50.0 night fora: double. 1 Student A: there a swimming poo!? 159Tools and Supplies 1 Ferramentas e Suprimentos 1 Words in Gontext | go to hardware stores « lot because | work In constuction. | keep my wrench, my hammer, ‘and my screwdriver In my tool belt. Those are the tools | use the most Hand Tools — 1 outiity kite 7 ofle 13 ovis 19 electrical tape tlt ere Stoma de banca oko 2 oCclomp 8 .coulking gun. 14 chisel 20 crv extension cord ‘rasa Sorte per Sra. ‘ormeo, foie extersao 3 osledgehammer 9G hammer 18 pliers 21 wire Smart mate icote fe oitico 4-3 shovel 10 wrench 16 stovel 22 alightout 1p cheve ingles nivel lermpace 5 onox 11 hacksaw 17 onier 23 awe stripper mochado 160.08 so e000 ser copodor defo 6 ohondsaw 12 citool bet 18 ciscrewdriver 24 (pipe) fittings acct pitoge ‘Srave oa fori sonextes e' tcrerodtes died 160[- Plumbing 25 apipe wrench orto 26 apipe 27 arouter moceiadora 28 oil 29 aril bit 30 ablade 31 Gecitculor saw 32 a power sander oor ellen ——Word Partnerships tool bench box Philips screwaliver afithead onetectre all a cordless —— Words in Action __ 11. Which ilems on the Ist have you Used? What job did you do with each tiem? 2. Which fools would you use fo: = buld a bookcase? = wire a house? = stalla-snk? 161Tools and Supplies 2 Ferramentas e Suprimentos 2 Words in Context. How to Hang a Picture on a Wall + With o tape measure or rulor, measure 66 10 68 Inches above the floor. + Put a small piece of masking tape on the wall + Put a nail through a picture heok, and pound itin through the masking tape. + Hang your picture, r Building Material T2inches Steet Vineh Loot oot 1 yor 254 continetors 3058 centimeters 1 idlometers10 u 2 43 aninch ra polegada centimeter cmeentimett| a tape measure tone drywall estuaue. shingles costes insulation te oladiho: 9 floshiight Silonterna orope Score apaintiorush ‘scraper ee) sandpaper Sli masking tape “ 15 16 ” 18 Learni Lumber / Wood pont 27 chook ai Oe pant toy 28 plywood Strasnstie — ttctannada conyyeler 2 molding score noon Seclweot 90 bog umber path de ago ae cpancter 31 Gbctiope seneery Smodevesato | ier Fern 5 OSC ene a) $3 obey Sew come oot 4 apadock roleagensaine aan screw = Words in Action ora Stee 1. nme oe oth tr nh owing rut thant mony ee no eet lem as you can. ohnoe k onece 2. mage aurea poi sare oe Singow's on ota cn os Np Prue will you need to.prepare the windows, Stage cremate ‘and paint tern? 163 —i Drill, Sand, Paint Furar, Lixar, Pintar Words in Context In 1980, Edouard Arsenault, ¢ Canadian fsherman, began to make buildings with old glass botles. He used thousands of bottles. He mixed coment. Then, instead of laying bricks, he laid rows of botties in the wet cement. After he put up the glass ‘walls, he Installed skylights. Many people vist these buildings each year ——Word Partnerships point wall room house install aphone line water heater shovel gravelok Italo a fase co coe 9 hommer rmerteloro pec 3 paint awa pinta 0 parecio 25 sand wood Iparsrocieio 1. Check off the things on the Ist you have cone. 2. Pretend to be doing one of the Actions. on the ‘word ls. Your pariner wil guess what you areaaing | yg ——Today's weather: Colsius Forvenhelt oF cold freezing » thermometer tho sun the sky rainbow cloud sunshine storm lightning fog Weather be eld ond indy ine gow coro en ill s9@ five to seven inches of snew tonight! 3} ‘p en CENGAGE Learning X wind hall snow ron haistone snowflake raindrop ce 166Its cloudy, Ws taining, Colts Fatwenhelt dogroos cok wind bitter ‘aneavy rain alight abe sey ogry cloudless 1. Describe the weather fody.Then describe yesterday's weather, If’srainy ond coo! today. Yesterday was sunny and warm, 2. What Is your favorite kind of weather? Why? ike sunny weather because Icon go to the beach, 2 Fens 167iE The Earth’s Surface The land changes across the United States. There ore ‘mountains in th West hills in the East, and wide plains In between. There are deserts, canyons, miles of coastline, and thousands of lakes.peak mountain voleano alacier avolley stream 3 loke Islan ‘waterfall 1eroter 3 desert 1 plateau canyon scove + forest 2 peninsula 3 shore mouth of the river 2 fverank 2 boy a tiver plains abil oot beach ‘asondy beach rocky adeep river eshatow amountan peak range encctve volcano asteep Pick five things from the lst that you want fo see on your vacation. Write Them down, then shore your lst with a classmate Make its of all ofthe oceans vers, ne lakes you know. Use a map fo ack more to your lst Share your ist with @ etassmate,The United States and Canada ~ E08 Estados Unidos e o Canada ‘Thefe are fy states in he United States. The capital is Washington, 0.0. The US.city with the most people Is New York City. Canada is much larger than the US., but ithas far fewer people. The capital of Canada is Otawa and the city with the most people is Torento, Ay A 8 the Rocky MountainNew Hampshire Massachusets stone “Connecticut W ho fi a ATLANTIC OCEAN ‘New Jomey Doteware ‘Maxylond 13 Unitedstates government. [E history paspot ciieen i Fe V -| ___Words in Action —__ 1. Work with a partner Say the ame of astate or province, Your partner will point to the slate or province and say what region itis in. Take turns, ( nich states oF provinces do 4 youwontto vist? Why? Tol your | a4 Classmates ) ARCTIC OCEAN PACIFIC OCEAN ce ie 88 aldThe World © Mundo Words in Context There are seven continents and aimost 200 countries in the world. Russia and Canada are the biggest countries. China cnd India are the countries with the most people. ARCTIC OCEAN 1 the North Pole Continents Pélo Norte 9s Comments 2 tho Arctic Circle 8 North America Creulo Por Arico ‘Amica de Nort 3 the Equator 9 South Ametica Equador ‘Amaticn de su 4 the Antarctic Circle 10 Europe Ceulo Polar Arkation Europa 5 the South Pole 1 Asi Plo Sul 2 6 the Northen Hemisphere 12. Affica Hemiério Note Atica 7 the Southern Hemisphere 13. Australia Hemost Oceania 14 Antarctica arning™ PACIFIC OCEAN 1. Go around the room saying the name of ‘@ country for each letter of he alphabet. (Chere are no countries that star with the lotters wor x) 2. Work with « partner Say the name of a ‘country. Your partner wil point to the ‘country onthe map and say the name 6f the\centinentitisi6.Toke turns 174ARCTIC OCEAN a2 ie 4The Universe [o Universo} Words in Context The fist satellite went into space in 1957, The fst human Went info space in 1961. In 1949 an astronaut walked on the moon for the frst time. Today some astronauts even live on a space station for a few months at a time! Pan eenenats Pees eer eer an eer) 9Fn ae eta Breed Emenee feud eo Docc) = Les 5 Wein the class agree’Words in Context There are 360,000 kinds of plants, Most plants grow rom a seed. Fist roots grow from seeds, then stems, ‘and then leaves. in pine trees, seeds come from the pinecones. in lilacs, poppies, suntiowers, and many ther plants, saeds come trom inside the flowers.pine (tree) roots violets 2 willow (tree) a leaf oseed a birch dre) 3 flower tulips amaple (tree) astern marigolds 27 00k (ree) apetal wy an elm (tree) bud roses > Hlac bush 2 bulb sunflowers 2 greenhouse iises geraniums a pinecone ities daisies . 2 branch ‘chrysanthemums poppies > frunk dlatfodis ‘a shode ree con evergreen send flowers ive get /receNe bouquet of roses long-stern 1, Which of the flowers and trees grow in yout (ec? Make ais wath your class. 2. _Dascribe a flower or tree fo @ partner Your poriner wil quess the flower or tree. Take turns Student A: Ithas 0 yellow center and white Student B: i's 0 daly.a FS | Desert O Deserto Words in Context Fourteen percent of the earth's surface is desert. Deserts contain mostly sand ond rocks. They get very litle rain. Many animals ond Insects, Ike camels, lizards, snakes, ants, and spiders, live in the ‘desert. The largest desert in the world s the Sahara Desert in Noth Aiea. It has cn area of about 900 milion square kilometers. Awe e NGAG\ ay a. elearnine ‘ 3% ee Word Partnerships ares ont block ¥. S| ato ‘ acorpenter aswamof ants fies aposonous snake 1 spider ans Be ssi 13) 1801 chawk ‘egaWoo 2 anowl eonue 3 a bouder fe pacteguiho 4 acoyote ccoele 5 a mountain lion, le80-de montane 6 asand dune > dna de arele o palm tee Spameta a.camel Seamelo © vulture abut lizard logarto rock Sroche a tortoise Stertoruga, 13 orat rato 14 osnoke Scobie 18 on oasis ay 16 acactus Seoclo 17 opebbie Sahay Words in Action (Ona student chooses a werd from the word lst. The other students ask Yor / No" questions fo gather information and try to (ques the wore, Student A: lsitan animat? Student 8: No. Student C:lsitan insect? Student 8: Yes. Student D: Doss ithave wings? Student 8: Yes. Student D: Ista ay? Student: Yos! 2. Imagine you ore tong a tip to the dosert Wha hings do.you want fo see? Discuss his wth your classRain Forest TA Floresta Tropical] Many plants and animals ive in rain forests. Colorful parrots and playful monkeys live there, Beauttul orchids and long vines grow there. At night, tigers and panthers hunt In the rain forest. Sper Sons Scnmporse Smereego Spapogdlo Soetta Spa 4 18 16 ’ tora 18 ues 1 pecosio ho Slogarta 2 borelera 22. 5 earaco! 23 Svea 24 Sbesou S torentWords in Context Animals in the grasslands have different sources of food. Giratfes {and elephants graze on the tolles trees. Buffalo ond gazelles graze Con grasses. The large cots, lke llons, leopards, and cheetahs, teed ‘on other animals16 oshrub / bush Saou 17 a buffalo jo butale a sparrow ‘parol 2. gopher >esculo terest hippopotamus ‘onpepotame c.thinoceros: Dtinoeerente ‘on antelope ontlepe on elephant Ceetare leopard leopard zebra 200 ccheetoh Senta op ostrich, © Word Partnerships antelopePolar Lands Many animals live on the ice or in the waters near the North Pole. They stay warm in diferent ways. The whale and, the walrus have thick layers of body fat. The arctic fox and the polar bear stay warm in their thick, white fur. Even moss ‘nds a way to stay warm. I grows over rocks facing the sun. i \ “s } , = y t humpback — whole abe aConeda goose I wid es pack of wolves , tock of bis 186goose omoose render owolf © @tezy) bear 6 moss 7 anotter 8 0 (polar) bear 9 0 (bean) cub 10 anieeberg 11 for 12 aseal 13 openguin 14 a whole: 15 owalrus 16 whiskers 21 awing 17 atusk 22 aclaw 18 cfllpper 23 ofeather 19 «falcon 20 abeok 15 16 17 13 19 20] 21 22 23] Parts of a Bird Words in Action |. Which polar onimals eat meat? Which ect plants? Discuss these questions with your clasimetes, . Ina group, make one Ist of the polar animals with wings, o second Ist of the animals with fippers, andl o thi Ist of the animals wth claws. Compare Ists among groups.iS Sea = © Mar Words in Context There are more than 1,000 kinds of fish in the sea. The largest fish isthe shark. The great white shark can grow to over 7 meters*. There are also some very fast fsh in he se. For example, the swordiish swims at about 90 kllometers** per hour, cand the tuna swims at about 70 kilometers*** per hour The slowest fish Is the sea horse. It only swims about 0.001 kilometers per hour! osea tute snapping ehammemecd — shark a great whiteseagull cod 3 dolphin octopus swordtsh nee! ails squid fin stingray scales shrimp > kiler whale / > sea urchin orca a ‘ongetish turtio crab seaweed sea anemone 3 tuna coral reef Jellyfish > mussel «a shar > starfish (cuba) diver sponge Asehose halibut 11, Make a lit of al the soo animais you have seen. Then compare yours with your classmates’ sts 2. Study the spread for ve minutes. Close ‘your books. With a group, make ailst ‘of as many seq animals os you can remember Tove tums describing wnat ‘each ane looks tke, You may want 10 ‘Grow pictures on the BearaFa) Woodlands As Florestas Words in Context. Woodland animals have many citferent homes. Some, like motes and rabbits, live underground. Cardinals, blue Jays, and other birds make thelr nests in trees. Squirrels {also live In trees and keep their nuts and berries there, 1 o10bin 16 omole pico Stotpere 2 ocardinal 17 cdlomander, Scores fae 3 onest 18 c worn 4 blue joy 19 raccoon caoaat rec 5 cneoge 20 citood quia ono a 6 a bobcat 21 achipmunk thee eho foe S 7 cn opossum — “82 skunk (> fe aa N28 8 o squire! 23 a drogonty eo. fy 9 adeor 24 cmosquito|_ veotssocene omer. 10 cgroundhog 28 atk Srmota coronoto 11 porcupine 26 ahonet . co eno Seen 12 ctutkey 27 aladybug pes ein 13 cwoodpecker 28 crabbit Spica Scoane 14 duck 29 mouse Spat cordon 18 o beaver| os busy os 0 beaver tind: oe Word Partnerships (8 quiet as a mouse cs ety 8 porcupine | cssoated os abt 11. What animal live on or near water? What aims ve on lang? Mae ists with a partner. 2. Choote three onimale on the lt. White {Ist of at loos! three things you know ‘bout each of the animals Ducks 1. They have wings. 2. They ive on water. 3, Baby ducks folow thel mother. ee eeMath Matematica Words in Context You use math every day. You use subtraction to balance your checkbook. You use fractions fo cook. You use addition to add Up the total on a restaurant bill You may even use geometry to decorate your home. Geometry can help you figure out how much ‘wallpaper you need for your walls and how much carpet you need for your floors 2] 6-3 3 2] 6x 3 = 18 Bl 3 +6 -(%) 192 Word Families Noun Vertplus rai minus equals uot percent muttipied by / times ‘muliploode 99" veaee 9 an angle ‘onguio 10 aside ado 11 perpendicuiar tines 12 parall lines Tinhos pools 13 the ckeumference ceunterbnc 14 the radius 18 the diameter diémeto 16 ociecle cee Shapes 17 cowl 25 ceyinder else Selina 18 crectangle 26 addition reorgulo 2 died 19 tinge 27 subtraction lange suibtro¢d0 20 cisquore 28 multiplication > quodrado mulipicogéo 21 ci pyramia 29 division ebro dNied0 22 c.cube 30 c fraction ‘cibo frage 23 aasphere 31 geometry Setters ‘geomet 24 acone 32 algebra eons digebra Solids 6 divided by ‘ivcigo por 7 astroight ine Sinha rata 8 ccured line 31 Width WxDKH=V 32] Height ax>+bk+0=0 Look around your classtoom Find an ‘example of each ofthe shapes on the Ist. Shore your ideas with the class. = My desks a rectangle and the clock ache. 2. Werk with @ partner One student writes down a math problem. The other student Aigures out the answer then teads the ‘problem ond the answer outloud, = Student A: Cuntes: 3 £3) © Student B: Ihree plus thregequasix || 4ggSs Words in Context ‘The famous physicist Albert Einstein won the Nobel Prize in Physies for his ideas about space ‘and time. He Is also fomous for his formula E= mc. There Is even an element in he periodic table named after Einstein. i's called einstainium, 10 n 12 13 4 18 16 7 18 1” 20 — 194 biology aba 2 biologist elogo) chemistry aumnco © chemist amcor) physies physicst ay Teo) > prism forceps ‘ores 2 balance sbaones 2 solid ido 2 quid tego 2 gos 08 > test tube 1350.8 enicio » Bunsen bumer pico de Bunsen the periodic table “opel poredoa element slemente on atom tomo 2 molecule Smoweua < formula "ornwo graduated cyinder cinco grocode 21 2 23 24 25 2 7 ‘dropper ‘conto-gotas stopper i] tome beaker i equer| 7 flask t mictoscope: CENGAGE. ahearn placa do Fo magnet abioiogy class chemistry lab / laboratory Famili Noun Adjective tom otomic magnet magnetic microscope microscopic quia liga tol sledWork with o partner. One person describes @ 2. Put the ilerns on the word Is into tee Words in Action. Ioboratory object from the lt. The other ‘guesses the object. Toke turns Student A: You use this fo pour Kaui into ‘beaker ® Student B A funnel ‘groupE: tems you find in @ physic lab, tems ‘you findin a blology lab, and items you fin in ‘chemitry iad, Compare lists with another student. (Note: Some items can be on more ‘han one ist)Writing Escrever Words in Context. Writing an essay is a process. Fist you brainstorm ideas. Next you write an outine, and then you write a drat, Before you ‘edit, you get feedback. Are you ready fo write the fnal drat? Before you do, make sure the punctuation is correct. Have you Used capital letters forthe fst letter of each word in the ttle? Have you indented each paragraph? If so, now you are ready {0 wille the final draft 1 oletor @ otto 14 on apostrophe sie ‘me Goa 2 word 9 punctuation 1 porentneses ore Promusgte sourert 3 otentence 10 a perod 16 quototon mors 4 porageaoh 11 o.eomema 2 e0!0n 5S poper fo 2 PEN G Neer E $date oe 6 on indentation an.exclamation point / 19 ahyphen ae 8° FSP INg 7 21 write an outine 20 brainstorm i loncar ise 23 gat eacback 28 type your inal drat blot commenter 9 cuggstiag dlaltar 2 22 250 ran nage 196= ‘Writing an essay is a process. Writing an essay is a process. There are four stages (o this process: prewriting, drafting, revising, and editing. Each of these stages is an important part in the process that leads a writer to create a well ‘thought out and well organized paper. Mogan Pudum gli 1 SI 8 “The Writing Process |" AAwriting an essay isa process. Mere are four stages 1 this process: rewriting rafting revising, and editing, Each - REENSAGE ing consists of things th writer does betore brainstorming, and making an outline ofthe paper Inthe next stage the writer writes a draft. While writing 8dr the writer pts ideas nto sentences an paragraphs ach paragraph mast hve atopic sentence. The topic sentence {what dh paragraph is about The rest ofthe paragraph sould explain and support the topic sentence Is not important focus on things ike grammar and speling at tis tage Word Partnerships. Words in Action @copital /onuppercose letter 1. Look at a magazine or newspaper clowns pephildipondedelobtral ‘vocabulary word eset esons Eoaowes coneoiotle Scene satworefloble Hee eee 2. What are the steps in wrting a paper? am a cecusetmaperen amas 197Explore, Rule, Invent Explorar, Governar, Inventar Words in Context. Humans have achieved amazing things. We have composed. ‘operos and poetry. We have discovered cures for diseases. Wo have salled the world's oceans and explored the continents. We have launched rockets into space and reached the moon, | Hurnans migrate for Asa fo the Americas 2. Meicpotomians produce het! whet 3. he Eoyplons bul consuct porns, 4. Tre Vins slo present-day Canad, 5 5 fenge Navegar os clual Cano The Chinese grow tec, pinsies presuzem Joan of Arc defends France. cones ae defence Mb: 7 Montezuma | rules the Aztecs. Mentanumal goveil@os ostocon Stlsaac Newton discovers grow Doe hewlon dascobre 3910 10 Ludwig von Beethoven composes ri fst symphony 7 Baeinonan compe a aia errmia snione 11 The Suez Canal opens. Conse sont é augue, 12 Thoms Edison invents the ightoub. os Foon mento rrp0d2, 18. The Wright brothers fy the fist plane. trace Wright weamina primes ove 14 World War Il ends. Termina a Segura Guers Mundi 18 The Soviet Union launches the fist satelite. AUnd9 Sousioalonga o pinot saiite 16 Martin Luther King J. wins the Nobel Peace Prize. Manin Luher king. ganhe o Reo Nobel da Po 17 Jopan inroduces the high-speed “bullet” train, 1900 optetenta.c "em Golo 92 79 wbdiCade 18 Apollo 11 astronauts reach the moon, son autes 36 p05 11 ehegar 19 The Berlin Woll falls. Calo Mute de Bern 20 South Aftica elects Nelson Mandela president. 2ir2do Sul eloge Neon Manca corro presente, 6 area esc pitas ne * meanest: Tearn ——Word Partnerships we owe contest compose asong letter elect ‘prime minster boul a president mayor ‘1008 abeageKo a 200, aT G Words in Action. Work with a partner, Cover the sontonces ‘One student points toa picture. The other says the event. Jake turns. Work with a partner One student says one of ‘the vets trom the veto Ist. The other student uses that verb in asentence "= Student A: Invent ‘= Student 8: Alexander Graham Bel inverted the telepnone, Lhe)U.S. Government and Citizenship © Governo dos Estados Unidos e Cidadania ‘The US. government has three parts. These ports are called branches. The executive branch includes the president and the vice president. the lagislalive branch includes the House of Representatives and the Senate, There are 100 senators in the Senate and 435 congressmen ond eongresswomen in the House of Representatives. The Judicial branch includes nine Supreme Court justices. SANGHEZ | 1 a (Police candidate candidato(@ palticota) 2 cbollot ceida aetorl 3 a.voting booth ‘cabin do vatap30 4 cciteen ) elects Cac) 5 the US. Constitution .Constulgo dos Estocs Unidos 6 the Copitol ulding) réaio de Capitato 7. the White House. ‘Cora Bionca 8 the Supreme Court Suprema Conte 9 @ Congresswoman / congressman ceputada /« deputado JO™> sefator 4 preo Yoho president resiente(a) 42) he vice president ‘cs presenta) J the justices juzes 60 Suprema CorteLegislative Branch 18 obey the lew obedacer 18 protest / demonstrate _19-servein.| RFI Nexerngrsicod (~ brostero=' ——Word Partnerships aUnted states zen senator congressman ———Words in Action _ 1. Compare the US government with the govarnment of anothor country How ore they similar? How care they atferent? 2. Discuss which branch of the US. goverment you thinks most Important, Explain your reasons. 201Fine Arts Belas Artes Words in Context Pablo Picasso is probably the most famous artist of the last 100 years. His portraits and still lifes hang in the world's great museums, Picasso worked as o painter, sculptor, and potter. He painted with olls and watercolors, and he sculpted in elay.1 frame 5 c model 10 point 18 o mural 5 mold modelo Stine Omura 2 ostilife 6 opolette 11 cn easel 16 o sculpture So natizeza morta spaheta Seawsiete 3 evcutue 3 a portrait 7 © painting 12 ccarwas 17 a sculptor oratoto Spintue os (0) axoutero) 4 slandscape 8 paintbrush 13a sketched 18 pottery © pasagem Spinco! Bloce de desenho cermica 9 opainter 14 sketch 19 cpotter <2) pitoro) Do detenhe 0 esbogo. ©(8) coramiste 20 « potter's whee! ome do ola 21 clay agie 22 «photograph Stolograte photographer (0 feaateKe) 26 photograph / ‘foks a photograph medem ework of cll paint cry watercolor ‘awotercolor painting onal 1. Work with a group. Make o Ist of famous crtss.Answer the folowing questions ‘bout each: |= What kind of aris is ho/sho? = What materials cld/does this artist use? = Do you know the names of any of the crtat’s works? 2. Whats your favorte kind of arf? Why? Discuss with a pariner.