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Lesson 0
1 Reading task - My best holiday (p.3)

Read the text again and choose the correct option (A, B or C) for items 1-5.
1. This text ...

A. advertises a holiday B. describes a personal C. recommends a particular
destination. experience. holiday resort.
2. According to the text, the writers father ...

A. joked about going B. used the Internet to buy C. had visited Hawaii the
to Hawaii.
the plane tickets. previous July.
3. Which word best desribes the writers feelings about the trip?
A.
enthusiastic B. relaxed C. comfortable
4. What do the words in italics from the text mean? We also watched the sun go down behind the mountains.
A.
appear B. shine C. disappear
5. This text could most probably be found in ...

A. a tourist brochure. B. a travel guide. C. a school magazine.
2 Fill in the gaps in items 1-5 with one of the options (A-F). There is one option you do not need.
A. to B. into C. around D. by E. in F. on

1. We travelled to Glasgow D. by plane last month.

2. James isnt going F. on holiday this year. Hes saving money to buy a car.
to come back
3. I would really love A. to London to live in the future.
4. Our guide took us on a great tour all C. around the old city.
5. Zara said she would meet me outside that little cafe E. in Russell Street.
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Lesson 1a
1 Choose the best option (A-K) for gaps 1-10 in the text. There is one option you do not need.
A. quietly B. half C. congratulations D. long E. immediately F. short
G. shelves H. upset I. patient J. scream K. purchases
A man was watching a woman in the supermarket with her three-year-old daughter. As they were passing
the cake 1. G. shelves , the little girl asked for cakes and her mother told her, No. The little girl
2. E. immediately
began to cry and 3. J. scream and her mum said, Now Monica,
weve already done 4. B. half the shopping - dont get 5. H. upset . It wont be
6. D. long now.
Soon, they came to the sweets and the little girl began to shout for chocolate. When her mother told her she
couldnt have any, she began to cry again. The mother said, There, there, Monica, dont get angry - only two more
7. K. purchases to make and then we can go home.
When they were waiting to pay, the little girl began to shout for gum and burst into tears when
8.
her mum refused to buy any. The mother said A. quietly , Monica, well be
finished in 5 minutes and then you can go home and have a nice rest.

The man followed them out to their car and stopped the woman, 9. C. Congratulations !

It was amazing how 10. I. patient you were with little Monica, he began.
The mother replied, Im Monica - my little girls name is Tammy!
2 Fill in the sentences that follow with the correct form of the words on the left.
1. encourage 1. Young children need plenty of encouragement from their parents and teachers.
2. requirement 2. If you require any more information, please ring this number.
3. tradition 3. All the dancers at the festival were wearing traditional costumes.
4. respect it is very important to be
4. I believe respectful of other cultures, no matter
how different they are from your own.

5. respect 5. If you really want to get that job, youd better wear some respectable clothes.
3 Match items 1-5 with options (A-F) to complete the statements in an online shopping survey.
There is one option you do not need.
Reasons why people dont shop online at Christmas

A. so the web isnt ideal for my shopping habits.
1. Being in the
city stores is part of the holiday season D
B. and ask them for their opinion.

2. I find it easier to compare products in real shops F C. to sellers or companies online.
3. I always do
my Christmas shopping at the last minute A D. and puts me in the mood for Christmas.

4. Internet sites dont give enough details E E. to make me feel comfortable shopping online.
F. than online and assistants are there if you

5. Shopping in a store provides a chance to chat with shop
need help.
assistants B
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Lesson 1b
1 Reading task - Teen Shopping Project (p.10)

Read the text again and decide if the following statements (1-5) are True (T), False (F) or Not Stated (N/S).
T F N/S
1. The Teen Shopping Project involved visiting some teenagers homes. P
2. Whitley Gaffney occasionally goes shopping with her mother. P
3. Adam Rothe is very interested in all kinds of sports clothes. P
4. It is clear from the text that Rebecca and her sister are careful how they spend their money. P
5. Daisy Diaz and Whitley Gaffney seem to have quite a lot of things in common. P
2 Choose the best option (A-J) for gaps 1-10 in the text.
A. say B. compared C. prefer D. feel E. answered
F. shopping G. sharing H. visit I. asked J. seen

In an effort to understand the shopping habits of todays teenagers and how they 1. D. feel about
the sales, Christmas shopping, and buying in general, StageofLife.com 2. I. asked hundreds of
high school and college students questions about their shopping behaviour.
The results from the teen shopping habit survey revealed the following statistics about teenagers and shopping:
- 41% of teens go 3. F. shopping in the sales.
- 65% of high school and college students get money to shop from their parents, 4. B. compared to
27% who use their own money from a job in order to shop and 10% who dont have any money to shop.
- 25% of teenagers have 5. J. seen a fight between two strangers during sale shopping.
- 61% of all teenagers 6. A. say they feel closer to friends and family members through shopping.
- teenagers 7. C. prefer shopping in stores (77.5%) to online (22.5%).
- 37% of high school and college students 8. H. visit shopping malls more than twice a month.
Over 7,215 students visited the survey page, 435 teens fully 9. E. answered the shopping questionnaire,
and over 165 wrote an essay 10. G. sharing their personal thoughts about shopping.
Lesson 2a
1. investigation
1. The police have been asked to investigate what caused the accident.
2. locate 2. Our hotel was in a beautiful location , in a forest beside a lake.
3. operate 3. Everyone came to help in the huge rescue operation after the earthquake.
4. realisation
4. After waiting for more than an hour, Jason finally realised that he had
missed the last bus.
5. survivor 5. It is impossible to survive in the desert without water.
6. survive 6. Many rare animals in the world today are fighting for survival .

A. ago B. yesterday C. then D. all E. when F. while
1. Paul washed up all the dishes and C. then he went to bed.

ironing
2. Mum was doing the F. while dad was trying to fix the TV.
grandparents in their village a month
3. We went to visit my A. ago .
jogging round the park
4. Jims girlfriend was E. when the storm began.
5. The shops were open from 5:00 to 8:30 B. yesterday afternoon.
Lesson 2b
1 Reading task - Sailing by the Stars (p.20)

1. This text is from ...

A. a daily newspaper. B. a school book. C.
a geography magazine.
2. The aim of this text is to ...

A. inform. B. advertise. C. amuse.
3. What does the word in italics from the text mean? The ancient Polynesian sailors did it best ...
A. sailing B. navigation C. exploration
4. According to the text, the navigator ...

A. was a simple sailor. B. knew how to draw maps. C. was an important member
of the community.
5. Which of the following statements is true according to the text?

A.
Man-made inventions have helped us understand how ancient sailors found their way.
B. Ancient sailors used forces of nature to help them find land.
C. Ancient sailors kept frigate birds on their ships to bring them good fortune.
6. What do the words in italics from the text mean? They were heading for small groups of islands ...
A.
getting away from B. going towards C. crashing into
2 Read the text and choose the correct option (A, B or C) for items 1-5.
In 1. times, when there were no aeroplanes,

1. A. respectable B. ancient C. essential
trains or cars, boats were the most usual means of
2. for getting from one place to another. The 2. A. transport B. voyage C. destination
3. of the world was changing all the time
as new lands were discovered and, for many 3. A. coast B. compass C. map
people, sailing was a way of life. Hundreds of brave
4. A. sailors B. skills C. feathers
4. died and many disappeared. However, many
5. and continued to explore new horizons 5. A. developed B. survived C. guided
before arriving safely back home.

Lesson 3a
1. perform 1. Everyone was impressed by Tonys performance at last nights concert.
2. remainder 2. Could you all please remain in your seats? I have an announcement to make.
3. inspire 3. Many great painters get inspiration for their work from the sea.
4. socialise 4. The government should take care of the needs of all members of society .
5. assist 5. If you need any further assistance with your problems, please let us know.
6. combination 6. I feel lucky to have a job where I can combine work and pleasure.
A. yet B. ever C. since D. just E. so far F. for
1. Im sorry, sir, but the train to Brighton has D. just left.
2. Mrs Brooks has been teaching at this school F. for over 30 years.

3. Grandma and grandpa havent decided what they want to do for Christmas A. yet .

4. My cousin has lived in Hong Kong C. since he was a small boy but he was born in the UK.
5. This charity has managed to raise thousands of pounds E. so far for poor children in Africa.
Lesson 3b
A. encouraged B. instrument C. began D. career E. suggested
F. stolen G. believe H. dream I. teaching J. practise
Bono, the singer and guitarist of the band U2, has worked hard for people in need in

countries all over the world. As a result, his name has been 1. E. suggested
three times for the Nobel Peace Prize. However, the rock star, who was born in Dublin,

also had a 2. H. dream to give every child in Ireland the chance to learn
a
musical 3. B. instrument . He explained the reason for this. One of the big

disappointments of my young life was when the piano was 4. F. stolen

from my grandmothers house. Fortunately, his school 5. A. encouraged his talent so he was able to
6. J. practise
there. Without this, he doesnt believe his 7. D. career would have been
so successful. Now, U2 have promised five million euros to the Irish National Music Education Programme.

As a band, we 8. G. believe music should be available to anyone who wants it. Bono said. We
hope the National Music Education Programme will inspire Irelands young musicians, he added. This may

be the only way for these kids to get the 9. I. teaching that they need. The programme, which
10. C. began in July 2009, will help schools to provide music teachers and instruments to children
in every part in the country.

2 Fill in the gaps in items 1-6 with one of the options (A-F).
A. stand B. name C. set D. raise E. shoot F. focus

1. More should be done to D. raise the publics awareness of environmental problems.
2. Many charities F. focus on raising money for poor and hoeless children in big cities.
3. I believe that everyone should A. stand up for what they believe in.
4. A Greek island has been chosen as the location to E. shoot an exciting new fantasy series.
5. My sister and her husband have decided to B. name their new baby after my dad.
6. The headmaster says that all his older students must C. set a good example to the younger ones.
3 Match items 1-5 with options (A-F) to complete the statements about a charity.
There is one option you do not need.
Reasons to support Raising Malawi

A. clothes, a good place to live and an education.
1. Malawi is home to C
B. children have the opportunity for better lives.
2. Older brothers and sisters E
C. more than 1,000,000 orphans.
3. Raising Malawi works to make sure that B
D. for your generosity.
4. With your help we can give them fresh food, A
E. take care of the younger ones.
5. We are asking people to give money F F. to help our charity organisation.
Lesson 4a
1 Match items 1-4 with options (A-E) to complete these instructions. There is one option you do not need.
How to stay safe during a lightning storm

1
Dont D your television or computer.
Inside A. stand under
2
E from windows and anything metal.
B. take cover
C. go on
3
Dont A a tree. D. turn on
Outside
4 E. stay away
B as quickly as you can.

Lesson 4b
1. achievement
1. If you want to achieve your goals, you will have to work very hard.
2. contribute 2. Would any of you like to make a contribution to this charity?
3. communicate 3. Heavy snow around the village prevented communication for several days.
4. invent 4. Many people consider the telephone to be the most important invention of all time.
5. invent
5. Leonardo da Vinci was not only a great artist, he was a great inventor as well.
6. satisfy 6. David felt great satisfaction when he finally finished his project.
7. succeed 7. Marlenes parents were very proud when she made a success of her business.
Lesson 5a
1 Read the text and choose the correct option (A, B or C) for items 1-10.
Chinese horoscope: The year of the Tiger

Tigers are confident, popular and 1. so you 1. A. close B. jealous C. optimistic
can definitely say they are 2. characters. 2. A. positive B. moody C. secure

With a Tiger, youve got a friend for life. 3. A. affair B. sign C. face
4. A. patient B. glad C. private

The year will be full of success for those who
are born under this 3. , and there will be 5. A. appreciated B. created C. disappointed
exciting events for them both in their 4. 6. A. improve B. contact C. face
lives and at work. Some Tigers may be feeling 7. A. stuck B. solved C. jumped
5. after last year but they have to leave the 8. A. horoscope B. password C. relationship
past behind and consider the future, which looks 9. A. company B. affair C. determination
much brighter! Everything will 6. this year
10. A. ambitions B. qualities C. contacts
for Tigers and all their problems will be 7. .
Tigers might see a friendship turn into a more
romantic 8. , with exciting results. August,
December and January will see a very active
and entertaining social life, full of fun activities
for the Tiger. The spring months, March to May,
will bring an interesting chance for a new job
and, with a little 9. , the Tiger will be able
to realise the 10. of a lifetime.

Lesson 5b
1 Reading task - Your weekly horoscope (p.50)

Read the text again and decide if the following statements (1-6) are True (T), False (F)
or Not Stated (N/S).
T F N/S
1. By the end of the week, Libra will have managed to reach his/her goal. P
2. Scorpio will be completely free to have a good time at the weekend. P
3. Sagittarius will get some useful advice from friends or family. P
4. Capricorn will probably be feeling anxious at the beginning of the week. P
5. Aquarius will be feeling on top of the world at the end of the week. P
6. Pisces isnt likely to be feeling positive at the beginning of the week. P
2a Fill in the gaps in items 1-5 with one of the options (A-F). There is one option you do not need.
A. down B. from C. by D. on E. with F. out

1. A true friend will always stand C. by you when you have problems.

2. Janet is a shop assistant in a busy mall so she sometimes has to deal E. with angry customers.

3. Dad will be late home tonight as he has to sort F. out some important papers.
let his family

4. Sam thought he had A. down when he failed his exams.
5. Sonia felt D. on top of the world when she heard the results of the competition.
2b Fill in the gaps in items 6-10 with one of the options (G-L). There is one option you do not need.
G. on H. away I. of J. for K. in L. to

1. Greg is very ambitious. He wont let anything get K. in the way of his success.
you all to come inside straight

2. Children, I expect H. away when I call you.

3. Whats up with Norman? Hes had something G. on his mind all day.
4. You need to pay attention L. to everything the teacher says if you want to get good marks.
5. Tracy had to take care I. of her younger brother while her mum was in hospital.

Lesson 6a
1 Choose the best option (A-H) for gaps 1-8 in the text.
A. meant B. imagine C. valuable D. woke E. interpret

F. excited G. disappointment H. dreamed
The Present
When she 1. D. woke up one morning, a woman told her husband,
I just 2. H. dreamed
that you gave me a 3. C. valuable gold
ring
for my birthday. What do you think it 4. A. meant ?
Youll know tonight. he said.
That evening, the man came home with a small packet and gave it to his wife.
Very 5. F. excited
, she opened it as quickly as she could. You can 6. B. imagine her
7. G. disappointment
when she only found a book called How to 8. E. interpret your dreams.
Lesson 6b
1 Fill in the gaps (1-10) in the text with the most suitable word.
Getting to sleep easily

Tips for kids
1
Make sure your bedroom
is cool, dark and quiet.
2

Ask your parents/family to help.
3

Exercise during the day.
4
before
Running and playing for at least 3 hours bed help your body get ready for sleep.
5
same
Try to go to bed at the time every night.
6

Your body will get used to the habit and you will fall asleep more easily.
Avoid big meals before bedtime.

7 8

Drink a glass/cup
of warm milk or have a light snack like fruit.
Have a bedtime routine.

Do the same relaxing 9. things/activities before bed each night, like taking a warm bath, reading,
listening
or 10. to quiet music. Your body will know it is time to prepare for sleep.

Lesson 7a
1 Reading task - The island of Skiathos (p.66)

1. This text is from ...
A. an online travel guide. B. a geography book. C. a poster in a travel agents
window.
2. Which is the most likely subtitle for the text?

A. A young persons paradise B. The perfect destination C. The most peaceful place
for every age in the Mediterranean
3. What do the words in italics from the text mean? ... before you even set foot in your holiday villa.
A. beat B. leave C. reach
4. Which is probably the best place to go for great views?

A.
Bourtzi B. St Nicholas Church C. The open-air theatre
5. What does the word in italics from the text mean? The open-air theatre here ...
A. St Nikolaos church B. the Bourtzi C. the harbour
6. What can you do in Evangelistria?

A.
buy jewellery B. bargain for souvenirs C. taste home-made wine
A. more B. better C. in D. perfect E. than
F. many G. completely H. most I. sandy J. leisurely
Cyprus
For people who just want to relax, Cyprus is the
1. D. perfect holiday destination. With miles
of 2. I. sandy beaches and picturesque bays
you are sure to find somewhere to lie back and enjoy all that Cyprus sun. The island has centuries of rich cultural

history so there is more 3. E. than
enough to keep even the 4. H. most

enthusiastic culture fans busy. If you want to see 5. A. more of Cyprus while on your
holiday, be sure to check out the many excursions that are on offer to all those places of interest. Or even
6. B. better , you could take advantage of some of the excellent Cyprus car hire deals and enjoy

the freedom of seeing Cyprus in a more 7. J. leisurely manner.
No matter how you decide to spend your holiday in Cyprus, whether its relaxing on some of the most beautiful
beaches 8. C. in the Mediterranean or enjoying the great night life of the many bars and
restaurants, the island has something for everyone, from pretty little coastal resorts to the busy holiday towns
full of
tourists. Until you experience Cyprus for yourself, you can never 9. G. completely understand
10.
why so F. many visitors return to her beautiful shores year after year.

Lesson 7b
A. most B. of C. than D. in E. the F. more

1. The train is a faster means of transport C. than the bus.
is usually
2. Travelling by car F. more convenient than travelling by public transport.
3. Which is the A. most exciting holiday you have ever had?

4. Londons Heathrow is among E. the ten busiest airports in the world.
5. A bicycle is the most environmentally friendly way B. of all for getting around in the city.
1b Fill in the gaps in items 1-5 with one of the options (A-F). There is one option you do not need.
G. to H. harder I. less J. and K. the L. as
it is
6. Most people think I. less tiring to travel by plane than by train.
7. The more I read about foreign countries, K. the more I want to travel abroad.
not so expensive
8. Plane journeys are L. as they used to be. In fact, they can be very cheap.
9. Our neighbours new motorbike is very similar G. to my brothers.
10. These days, more J. and more people are choosing exotic destinations to spend their holidays.
Lesson 8a
1 Match items 1-7 with options (A-H) to complete the statements. There is one option you do not need.
British food becomes the best in the world! A. fish with strawberries, tomato cake and
wine made from potatoes.
1. A British restaurant that serves bacon and egg ice
B. is usually famous for boring food without

cream has been chosen F
any taste.
2. The Fat Duck restaurant, near London, was H C. style of cooking mixes chemistry, physics,
food and strange smells to make unusual
3. The owner and head chef, Heston Blumenthal, G taste combinations.
D. London was named in March by Gourmet

4. His menu includes chocolates with weird ingredients,
magazine as the Good Food Capital of the
A World.
C E. for his experimental and unique dishes.

5. He taught himself how to cook and his new
F. as the best place in the world to eat.
6. Britain, the home of fish and chips, B
G. opened his restaurant ten years ago.
7. However, it seems things are changing: in addition to H. at the top of Restaurant magazines list of
D The Worlds 50 Best Restaurants.
The Fat Ducks success,

Lesson 8b
1 Choose the best option (A, B or C) to fill in the gaps 1-10 in the text below.
The Three-legged Chicken

Robert was driving home in his car when suddenly a chicken
1
appeared just in front of him. He avoided it, but then
realised that the chicken was running away down the road at
2
about 30 miles an hour! He tried the bird with his car,
3 4
but he couldnt fast enough it. When he saw
5
it into a small farm, Robert followed it. To his great
6 1. A. hit B. hitting C. to hit
surprise, he noticed that the bird had three legs. around
7
the farm, he was even more surprised that ALL of the 2. A. to following B. follow C. to follow
chickens had three legs. 3. A. go B. to go C. going
The farmer came out of his house, and Robert said, Three-
4. A. reach B. to reach C. reaching
legged chickens? Thats amazing!
5. A. to turning B. to turn C. turn
The farmer smiled, Yeah. I did an experiment or two and
8 9
succeeded in them that way because I enjoy 6. A. Look B. Looking C. To look
chicken legs. 7. A. to see B. see C. to seeing
Robert asked him, What does a three-legged chicken taste
8. A. to make B. make C. making
like?
10 9. A. eating B. eat C. to eat
The farmer laughed. Ive no idea. I havent been able
one yet! 10. A. catching B. to catch C. catch
Lesson 9a
A. are B. is C. were D. was E. by F. with
is made
1. Jakes favourite cake F. with sugar, butter, eggs and lots of chocolate.
2. New Zealand D. was probably first discovered by Polynesian sailors in the 13th century AD.
3. Plenty of fruit and vegetables A. are grown in this area.
4. Mandy is driven to school E. by her mother every day.
5. The island of Fiji B. is situated to the north of New Zealand.
G. up H. with I. in J. into K. from L. as
are described
6. New Zealands cities L. as some of the safest and cleanest on Earth.
7. The UK is made G. up of four countries, England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

8. Most of New Zealands inhabitants today are descended K. from European settlers.
9. Our teacher divided the class J. into groups to work on a new science project.
10. We soon made friends H. with our new neighbours when they moved in next door.

Lesson 9b
A. organisation B. situated C. protecting D. forests E. treated

F. increasing G. hunted H. population I. wildlife J. including
The Arcturos Bear Protection Centre

Nymphaio, Greece
1 2
The D. forests
of northern Greece are home to Europes largest H. population of the
3

endangered brown bear. Now, the bears are being helped by Arcturos, a non-profit A. organisation that has
4

been set up in Nymphaio, a village which is B. situated close to their native environment.
Arcturos was founded in 1992, and the following year, programmes were begun to protect the brown bear, which attracted
5

EU and private support. Today, Arcturos has a large number of helpers, whose work involves C. protecting
6

and managing the areas natural environment and endemic I. wildlife .
7

Many bears have been provided with a home in this protected area, J. including an American black bear
from a circus and three that have been brought there from zoos. In the nearby town of Aetos, there is a centre where sick
8
can be
or injured animals E. treated . Arcturos has also focused on raising awareness of environmental
9

issues throughout Greece. In fact, the number of visitors attracted by the centre is F. increasing every year.
Arcturos also works with farming organisations to offer local farmers support and payment for damage which has been
10
caused by
wild bears. So, whereas in the past, many of these bears were G. hunted and killed, farmers
now contact the centre. As a result, the bears have a greater chance of survival in their natural habitat.
Lesson 10a
A. broke B. washed C. reached D. held E. fought F. covered

1. When the forest fire A. broke out, dozens of people were forced to leave their homes.
2. The trees were so tall that it seemed as if they C. reached up to the sky itself.
3. After the big outdoor concert was over, the park was F. covered with all kinds of rubbish.

4. Several old buildings were B. washed away in last weeks heavy floods.
5. If more people E. fought against suffering and poverty, the world would be a better place.
G. round H. addition I. longer J. global K. floor L. responsible
6. Due to J. global warming, the ice at the North Pole is melting.
7. What do most people believe is L. responsible for the recent climate changes?
8. James is very rich. In H. addition to his flat in London, he has a villa in Corfu and a castle in Scotland!
9. Mrs Elliot no I. longer teaches at my school. She has moved to Australia.
10. Fay cant stand the climate in Ireland. She says it does nothing but rain all year G. round .

2 Reading task - Rainforest Facts (p.96)
1. The aim of this text is to ...

A. inform. B. entertain. C. advertise.
2. What does the word in italics from the text mean? The most important of these is the canopy layer, ...
A. rainforest layers B. plant species C. the largest trees
3. The writer states that ...

A. 2% of the Earths species B. all todays cancer treatments C. the survival of the rainforests
live in the rainforests. come from the rainforests. is essential for our survival.
4. According to the text, why is the canopy so important?

A. It prevents the sunlight from B. It provides a home for the majority C. It protects the rainforest
reaching the forest floor. of flora and fauna in the rainforest. animals from tropical storms.
5. What do the words in italics from the text mean? ... about 137 rainforest species are wiped out every day.
A. are washed away B. become extinct C. are researched
6. What prevents new trees from growing in the rainforests?

A.
They dont have enough soil. B. They dont have enough oxygen. C. They dont get enough water.
Lesson 10b
1 Match items 1-10 with options (A-K) to complete the statements. There is one option you do not need.
Amazing Animal Facts A. everywhere in the world except Antarctica.
1. Baby spiders eat ...

D B. even though their hair is white.
2. When it is born, a Panda ...

E C. to swim over 90 kms without a rest.

3. Polar Bears have been known ... C D. their mother when they dont have any other food.
4. Dolphins sleep ...

J E. is smaller than a mouse.
5. There is a Brazilian monkey ...

I F. is the size of a car.
B G. intelligent animals that are closely related to humans.

6. Polar Bears have black skin ...
H H. by the female lion; the male prefers to rest.
7. 90% of the hunting is done ...
K I. that can be heard clearly 16 kms away.
8. Many venomous snakes can ...
J. with their eyes open.
9. Frogs can be found ...
A
K. kill the moment they are born.
10. A Blue Whales heart ...
F

Lesson 11a
A. take him on B. for a start C. bright D. typical E. check out

F. department G. part-time H. in my opinion I. assistant J. offered
1 C. bright
A young Australian moved to London and went to Harrods looking for a
2 G. part-time job. The manager asked Do you have any sales experience?
3
The
Aussie answered Yeah, I was a sales I. assistant back home in Sydney.
4
The
manager liked the young Australian so he decided to A. take him on for a month. At the end
5 E. check out
of the day, the manager came down to how things were going and asked, Well,
how many sales did you make today?
The Aussie replied One!

6
The
manager was shocked, Only one? Do you know that on a D. typical day, our assistants
usually manage 20 or 30 sales? How much was the sale for?
124,237.64 pence.
The manager was amazed. 124,237.64!! What on Earth did you sell him?
7
Well, B. for a start , I sold him a small fishing line, then a larger one and then I sold him
a lot more fishing equipment. Then I asked him where he was going fishing and he said down on the
8 F. department
coast, so I told him he would need a boat, so we went down to the boat
and I sold him a sailing boat. Then he said he didnt think his Honda Civic would be able to pull it, so
9 J. offered
I , to take him down to car sales and I sold him a 4x4 as well.
The manager couldnt believe his ears, Do you mean to tell me a guy came in here to buy a fish hook
and you sold him a boat and a 4x4?
No, no, no... He came in here to buy some chocolates to cheer himself up because his girlfriend had left him
10
and
I said... Well, H. in my opinion , they wont help much. If I were you, Id go fishing instead!
A. check out B. take on C. cut out D. set up E. put up F. go after
1. My sister isnt C. cut out to be a teacher. Shes too impatient.
2. If you want to F. go after your dreams, you should take advantage of every opportunity you get.
3. Marie and Ellen decided to go and A. check out the new shopping mall in the town centre.

4. It was Kevins ambition to D. set up a charity to help people in need.
5. Dont B. take on too much work or youll be too tired to enjoy anything else.

Lesson 11b
Hi Steve! Greetings from Peru!

1
I would have sooner but the time has just flown
2
by! I cant believe I in Peru for over a month! I
3
was afraid I get lonely on my own but Ive met
lots of people and made several really good friends. Ive
4
been camping most of the time but last week I
exhausted so I decided I would stay in a hotel for a few
5
nights. I say it was a relief to have nice hot bath
and a comfortable bed.
6 7
So, about Peru. you were here too, you
it. Its a fantastic country. There is so much to see and 1. A. wrote B. write C. written
do and the people are pleasant and friendly. I travel
2. A. am B. have been C. was
everywhere by bus because the trains here never come
8 3. A. might B. must C. can
on time. Next week, Im going the ancient Inca
city of Machu Picchu. Its situated in the mountains, 4. A. have felt B. am feeling C. felt
nearly 2,500 metres high, in amazing surroundings. Im 5. A. may B. must C. would

really looking forward to it. Ive been curious about that 6. A. If B. When C. Unless
9
place I was a little kid and always dreamed of
7. A. will love B. would love C. love
visiting it one day. Now, my dream is going to come true!
10 8. A. visit B. to visit C. visiting
Well, I must go and pack. I you next month
9. A. from B. for C. since
when I get back.
Take care, Josh. 10. A. will see B. am seeing C. see
2 Read the email in Ex. 1 again and decide if the following statements (1-8) are True (T), False (F)
or Not Stated (N/S).
T F N/S
1. Josh arrived in Peru more than three weeks ago. P
2. Josh travelled to Peru with some friends. P

3. Most of the people Josh has met come from Peru. P

4. Josh enjoyed having somewhere comfortable to sleep. P
5. Josh wishes Steve could be with him in Peru. P
6. There is an excellent train service in Peru. P

7. Josh is going to visit Machu Picchu before he goes home. P
8. Machu Picchu is surrounded by jungle. P


Lesson 12a
1. appear actress made a special

1. The famous appearance at our local theatre last week.
2. agree 2. If everyone is in agreement , this years school dance will be held on 21st June.
3. disagree 3. James had a serious disagreement with his girlfriend and now theyre not speaking.
4. honesty 4. Id like you to give me your honest opinion about our plans for the company.
5. real
5. Plenty of people escape from the reality of life by watching films at the cinema.
6. realism 6. Her paintings were so realistic that everyone thought they were photographs.
7. hope 7. The doctor is hopeful that the patient will recover completely after his operation.
8. hope 8. Julian is hopeless at maths. However hard he tries, hell never pass the exam.
Lesson 12b
A. up with B. up C. away D. cause E. control F. to know
1. I dont know how Mrs Sanders puts A. up with these students! They are so badly behaved.
2. Please dont D. cause a scene. What happened was an accident.
3. Even though the lights were red, the driver sped B. up and drove through them.

4. It took the new manager a couple of weeks to get F. to know everyone in the office.
5. It would be better if you dont get mixed up in their fight. Just walk C. away if you see
them arguing.
G. neednt H. must I. shouldnt J. may K. ought to L. wouldnt
6. James J. may have forgotten about our meeting, or perhaps no one told him about it.
7. Stan I. shouldnt have lied to his boss. Now hes in big trouble!
8. You G. neednt have bought eggs and milk. I get them fresh from the farmer in the village.
9. We K. ought to have left the party earlier. Now well miss the last train home.
10. If Jan had known the weather was going to be so awful, she L. wouldnt have gone to work
by bike.

Lesson 13a
A. How B. How much C. How many D. How long E. How often F. How far
1. E. How often do you visit your grandparents in their village?
2. F. How far is it from here to the nearest train station?
3. C. How many people came to yesterdays general meeting?
4. A. How is your sister getting on in her new job at the bank?
5. D. How long has it been since you last saw your Australian cousins?
G. will you H. dont you I. shouldnt they J. was there K. do they L. arent I
6. Lenny and Sam should have worked harder at school this term, I. shouldnt they ?
7. Dont tell anyone what happened last night, G. will you ?

8. You live in the same street as Mikes uncle and aunt, H. dont you ?
9. I am probably going to win the singing competition, L. arent I ?
10. There was no cake left over after Jennifers birthday party, J. was there ?
Lesson 13b
1 Match the underlined words and phrases (1-10) with a word or phrase (A-K) that has a similar meaning in
this context. There is one extra option that you do not need.
The Importance of Good Deeds

1
Are there times when you need help with something? At
some time or other, everyone needs help and sometimes
2
teenagers can be the best people to help others who are
in trouble. I believe that teenagers should offer their time
to help in their neighbourhood or community or with a
particular group, like old people. If they do this, it will show others that they are kind 9
3 A. be grateful to
and also set a good example for younger kids. Another reason I think that adolescents
B. have a problem 2
should get involved in their communities is because it can help them make new friends
and learn about others. By meeting new people and learning about other cultures and C. person 6
lifestyles, they can learn more about the communities they live in. If teens find something 10
4 5 D. actions
worthwhile to do, it will keep them from doing things that might hurt someone.
E. hang around -
No matter what your interest, you can always find something that you like doing with a
6 8
charity organisation or just a single individual who needs your help. Whether you are F. defend
interested in helping old people, children or animals, you can help the world in some G. cause damage to 5
7
way. You can become a better person and help the world around you to be a better
8 H. useful 4
place for everyone. You should get out there and stick up for what you believe in no
matter what you choose to do. You will feel good about what you are doing and others I. occasionally 1
9 10
will appreciate you too. Even the smallest deeds can make a huge difference to J. improve yourself 7
someone else. You can meet new people, learn valuable life lessons, and earn respect,
K. teenagers 3
just by showing you care and offering your time.

Lesson 14a
1. sincere
1. Julia was popular and people respected her for her sincerity and kindness.
2. true 2. As long as you tell the complete truth , you wont be in any trouble.
3. true 3. All the information you put on this form must be truthful and accurate.
4. anger 4. What is dad so angry about? We havent done anything wrong.
5. accomplish 5. Taking part in and completing a marathon is a huge accomplishment for anyone.
6. annoyance 6. Please dont annoy your big brother just now. Hes studying for a test.
7. aspire 7. Joes aspiration was to be running his own business by the age of thirty.
8. complain 8. Our neighbours made a complaint to the police about the noise when we
had a party last week.
Lesson 14b
Face reading for Adam Sandler

Adam Sandler, who is well known for his great
1
comic talent, has plenty of excellent that
qualify him as a good actor. If youve seen him in
the movie Anger Management, you know how
amazing the guy is.
2 3
His wide shows that he is a very
4
person, while his , which are quite straight
and dark, show that he likes to stay in control of
1. A. analyses B. characteristics C. reflections
whatever he is doing. Adam has quite a large nose,
which shows that he is ambitious and independent. 2. A. cheek B. trait C. forehead
5
At the same time, his bones, which are 3. A. opposite B. intelligent C. facial
relatively high, are a sign that he takes his time before 4. A. eyebrows B. lips C. chins
6
drawing In short, he doesnt like making
5. A. trait B. plain C. cheek
quick decisions but prefers to wait until everything
7
6. A. expressions B. conclusions C. interruptions
is made . Adamss mouth is small, with
8 9 7. A. clear B. flat C. down
thin , which means that you can on
him to keep your secrets. Last but not least, his 8. A. contrasts B. eyebrows C. lips
ears show that he is the kind of person who will 9. A. forget B. rely C. reflect
10
listen to you without or becoming bored. 10. A. interrupting B. exhibiting C. marrying

Lesson 15a
1 Reading task - The Giants Causeway (p.146) Extra questions for Ex. 2, p. 147.
1. The writer of this text is most likely ...

A. a travel agent. B. scientist. C. a school teacher.
2. What do the words in italics from the text mean?

... hed picked a fight but had had second thoughts about it.
A. regretted B. pretended C. invited
3. Why did Oonagh offer Benandonner the painted rock?

A. She thought he would enjoy it. B. She was pretending to be polite. C. She had no food in the house.
4. Why was Benandonner so frightened?

A. He thought the baby B. He believed Finn was much C. Oonagh succeeded in breaking
would kill him.
stronger than he was. his teeth.
5. What can you see if you visit the island of Staffa today?
A.
large man-made columns B. a giants grave C. strange rock formations
6. What is the most probable purpose of the final sentence of the text?
A.
to amuse B. to instruct C. to advertise
Lesson 15b
A. at B. on C. in D. by E. until F. during
1. James said he would wait for us E. until half past eight but no longer than that.
2. Grandma always visits us B. on the first Sunday of every month.

3. Danny will definitely have finished his class project D. by next week.
4. Everyone must stay in their seats F. during the whole performance of this play.
5. Helen promised she would be here C. in ten minutes so lets hang around a bit, shall we?
G. outside H. among I. through J. between K. past L. over
6. We walked I. through the centre of the town, looking for a nice place to sit and have a coffee.
7. A lot of planes fly L. over this village as its very close to the airport.
8. Plenty of snow fell during the night so the children went G. outside to make a snowman.
9. Youll find the bakery at the end of this street, J. between the bank and the post office.
10. Ron found a letter from his old girlfriend H. among some papers while he was tidying his desk.

Lesson 16a
1 Choose the best option (A, B or C) to fill in the gaps 1-10
in the text below.
1
Wii Sports Resort is a of sports games which follows the
2
highly Wii Sports. The newer game is set in a beach resort
3
on Wuhu Island, where twelve different sports are to play.
4 1. A. motion B. standard C. collection
Most sports will allow one Wii to be shared between 3 or
5
4 players .The one exception is canoeing, where a remote 2. A. successful B. carefree C. standard
6
control is for all 4 players. 3. A. available B. capable C. multiple
Wii Sports Resort has been reported to be a source of fun for
4. A. button B. remote C. bowling
family and friends and those who have tried it say: Youll have control alley
a good time playing alone, but the real fun starts when more
7 5. A. bringing B. getting C. taking
people join in on the .
8
round over turns
Soon after it was , the American Heart Association
6. A. formed B. simulated C. required
recommended the game to encourage less active people to use
it to become fitter and healthier. The American Heart Association 7. A. motion B. action C. invitation
9
that all adults get at least 150 minutes of physical exercise 8. A. released B. erupted C. swung
a week. It also says that children and adolescents should do 60 9. A. demonstrates B. senses C. advises
minutes or more a day of physical activity. Nearly 70 percent of
10 10. A. motionless B. virtual C. incapable
Americans are not reaching these goals. Perhaps the
games on Wii Sports Resort will help them get there!
Lesson 16b
A holiday thats out of this world!

1

Have you been to Barcelona, Bali and the Greek islands ? Are
2

you tired of all the typical holiday resorts? Well, in only/just a few
3

years from now, youll be able to try a holiday in space! You will have the opportunity to take a short
4

break at the Galactic Space Hotel, with the chance to see our planet from 200 miles up.
5

Not so long ago, the idea of space travel was just a dream. Now, at the start of the 21st century ,
it is beginning to become reality. The first passenger flights into space have already been booked, and private companies
6

are now turning their attention to tourists who want to spend more time outside the Earths atmosphere.
7

One such company has designed the Galactic Space Hotel. It will rotate around/round the Earth every 90
minutes.
The company is working out what experiences they can provide for the 200 guests that the hotel will be able
to put up; for example, a 30-minute space walk, or maybe a day trip to the moon. They are also hoping to offer
8
games/sports/activities like space basketball or air tennis.
9

But before this can happen, engineers have to develop safe, low-cost space transport to get/travel to this
faraway destination. There are other problems too. Many passengers are likely to suffer from space sickness. And even if
they are lucky enough to avoid this, they will still have to adapt to conditions in space, which affect your sense of direction.
10
However/Nevertheless , for those who are prepared to put up with the lack of comfort, the view will definitely be
worthwhile.There is nowhere else where you can appreciate the full size and wonder of the Earth. Its a chance not to be
missed!
Lesson 17a
1 2

Until recently, it was thought that, 30,000 years ago
, there were only two kinds/types/species
of human-like creatures on our planet: Homo Neanderthalis and us, Homo sapiens. Then, in 2004, scientists
3 4
found/discovered
evidence of a hobbit-like creature in south-east Asia, which they called/named
5

Homo Floresiensis (after the island of Flores, where it was discovered). So now, it seems/appears ,
well have to re-examine the human family tree, says New Scientist Magazine. The DNA from a small piece of a
6

40,000-year-old finger found in a cave has been analysed, and the results indicate/show/reveal that its owner
7
was neither a Neanderthal nor a Homo sapiens, but a mysterious unknown human-like
8

creature, perhaps/maybe a member of a third species. The discovery raises
the possibility that, about 40,000 years ago, three species of human were living
9
know
close to one another. Scientists do not whether
they communicated, but it is clear that only one of the three species
survived - todays modern humans. The creature has been named
X Woman, not because it was necessarily female, but because
10
the
DNA analysed was passed down through
the female of the species.
Lesson 17b
1 Match the underlined words (1-10) with a word (A-J) that has a similar meaning in the text.
The Sahara Desert

Home to
Ancient Crocodiles!
1
A hundred million years ago, the region that is now the
2
Sahara Desert was a wet jungle with a climate similar
3
to present-day Florida. Furthermore, scientists have concluded from recent
4 5 A. moreover 3
archeological finds that it was inhabited by a wide range of weird crocodile-like
B. variety 5
creatures. A strange crocodile skeleton was excavated in 2000. With a length of
6 8
15m, this mysterious giant was large enough to have gobbled up dinosaurs. Now, C. group
five of its crocodile friends have also been dug up, and they are possibly even D. appear 10
7
stranger. One, named BoarCroc by the Chicago University palaeontologists
E. called 7
who found it, was 20ft long and had three rows of huge teeth. Then, there was
F. area 1
RatCroc, which was much smaller, with teeth which would have been good for
digging. A third had a flat head, earning it the nickname PancakeCroc. Last, came G. needs 9
8
DuckCroc and the tiny DogCroc. According to team leader, Paul Sereno, most H. discoveries 4
of these prehistoric crocodiles would have hunted on land as well as in the water,
I. forest 2
so they may have had larger brains than their descendants. Active hunting on
9 10 J. eaten 6
land requires more brain power than just waiting in water for victims to show
up, he told reporters from Science Daily.

Lesson 18a
1 Choose the best option (A, B or C) to fill in the gaps 1-10

in the text below.
Dear Simon,
Yesterday was a really bad day. In the morning, I had

1
a big fight with my mum. She asked me if my
room but I hadnt. She got really mad and ordered me
1. A. I had tidied B. had I tidied C. to tidy
2
her with the housework. Then dad wanted to
2. A. help B. to help C. helping
3 4
know I had come home so late the
3. A. when B. whether C. why
night. He didnt believe that I had missed the bus so
4. A. last B. previous C. before
5
he told my mum me go out for the following
5. A. to not let B. not let C. not to let
two days. Things got worse when he asked me how
6. A. had I done B. I had done C. doing
6 7
in that difficult geography quiz. I
7. A. told B. ordered C. asked
8
him that I it and he started shouting at me.
8. A. had failed B. failed C. fail
9
I begged him me and promised him that it
10
9. A. forgive B. forgiving C. to forgive
again.
10. A. never B. would never C. will never
Love, Sam happened happen happen
Lesson 18b
Safety Rules for Kids on the Streets

1
Find a safe place/spot to cross where you can see
2
clearly in all directions .
3
Look left, right
and left again when crossing the
street.
4

Make eye contact with drivers before crossing the street/road and watch out for cars that are turning.
Never run out into the street or cross between parked cars.
5
When the road is clear, walk straight across. Do not run.
6
seem/appear
If a car is coming, let it pass. Remember, it may to be a long way off but be approaching
very fast.
7
Look all around/round for traffic and listen because sometimes you can hear it before you see it.
8
If youre under
10, you should cross the street with a(n) adult/grown-up . It can be hard for kids to realise
the speed and distance of cars until that age.

9

For your bike to be safe, you must be able to sit on it with both/your feet touching the ground.
10
Always wear a
helmet when cycling - it will protect your head if you fall down or have an accident.

A. explained B. refused C. denied D. accused E. exclaimed F. apologised
1. Oliver D. accused his sister of lying to him about where she had been the previous weekend.
2. Mr Freeman F. apologised to his boss for arriving so late at the office.
3. The famous chef A. explained how to achieve the best results for this tasty meat dish.
4. Mandy B. refused to give Harry a hand with the gardening. She said she had too much work to do.
5. The student C. denied cheating in the exam, but his teacher was sure that he had.
G. complained H. insisted I. agreed J. suggested K. allowed L. informed
6. Carry K. allowed her boyfriend to take her car as long as he paid for the petrol.
7. Simon H. insisted on paying for everyones meal even though he didnt have much money.
8. The police L. informed us that the main street through the city was closed on that day.
9. Mr Lewis G. complained of having a terrible toothache so his wife told him to see the dentist.
10. Since it was a lovely sunny day, dad J. suggested going for a stroll in the park.
Lesson 19a
1 Match items 1-10 with options (A-K) to complete the statements. There is one option you do not need.
10 ways to be green! A. while brushing your teeth or washing dishes.

1. Use washable plastic containers to pack food, ...
E
B. so share what you know about animals and
2. Think about walking or taking your bike, instead of getting habitats with others.
a ride in a car ...
I C. about putting recycling bins for paper in every
3. You can save water by turning off the tap ...

A classroom.
D. and other electrical gadgets when you are not
4. Make sure you are saving energy by switching off lights,
using them.
CD players, computers, TV sets, ... D
E. instead of plastic bags that are thrown away.
5. Never leave rubbish behind after a picnic because animals
F. so you could plant native plants in your

may eat plastic or paper that smells like food, ... K backyard to attract native birds and butterflies.
6. Many animals need specific plants for their habitat as food G. before putting it in the recycle bin.

to eat or a place to live, ... F H. by visiting zoos, aquariums, national parks

7. Talk to classmates and teachers at school ... C and nature centers with your family or with

8. When going on a picnic or on vacation, ... J
your school.
I. the next time you go out or to a friends house.
9. One of the best ways to make a difference is to tell
B J. take reusable plates instead of buying paper
someone else how they can help, ...
or plastic that gets thrown away after one use.
10. You can learn about wild animals and how people can K. and get sick or even die as a result.

help them ... H

A. work B. washing C. exhausting D. ourselves E. done
F. have G. themselves H. pay I. herself J. delivered
1
A lot of
people nowadays have their chores E. done by someone else instead
2
them
of doing G. themselves . I believe that this is a good thing and I would like to
explain why.
3
First of all, most people A. work hard to make a living today and are usually too
4
tired to H.
do some of their chores themselves. So, they pay other people to do
them. For example, my parents have the housework done by a cleaning lady. This way, when they come home after
5

work, they dont have to spend their evenings or weekends B. washing clothes and dishes or mopping
6

floors and dusting. They can sit down and relax or we can go out as a family and enjoy D. ourselves .
Other people are too old to do their chores themselves. For example, my grandpa has his shopping
7
J. delivered to his apartment regularly. This way, he doesnt risk hurting himself while carrying heavy bags
and he gives other people work at the same time.
On the other hand, some people have things done just because they dont feel like doing them themselves. For
example, our neighbour has her shopping and housework done and her food delivered all the time although she
8

could shop, clean up and cook I. herself . As a result, she is becoming lazier and lazier, not to mention
less and less sociable!
9

All in all, I believe it is necessary to F. have some of our chores done by other people so we
can have time to relax and enjoy life. We shouldnt try to do everything on our own, or else we might end up
10
C. exhausting or hurting ourselves.
Lesson 19b
A. ago B. before C. beside D. besides E. after F. afterwards
1. Its too late to go out now and D. besides , Id rather stay at home and relax in front of the TV.
2. Frank went to bed E. after he had had a bath and brushed his teeth.
3. The Second World War ended over sixty years A. ago .
4. Lets go and see a film and F. afterwards , we could have a meal at the Chinese restaurant.
5. Youd better clean up this mess B. before mum comes back home and sees it.
G. hard H. hardly I. late J. lately K. near L. nearly
6. Its getting very I. late . Dont you think its time we left for home?
7. It took Denis L. nearly four hours to finish all his homework.
8. Mr Freeman has worked G. hard all his life. He deserves to have time to travel now that hes retired.
9. We havent heard any news of Jamie J. lately but I expect hell call us as soon as he gets the chance.
10. Sandra was so busy at the office today that she H. hardly noticed how quickly the time passed.

Lesson 20a
1. broadcaster 1. The Prime Ministers speech was broadcast(ed) nationwide on TV last night.
2. select 2. That store has a great selection of exotic fruit and vegetables.
3. participate 3. All participants must be at the stadium by 9:00 am at the latest.
4. participate 4. Ted injured his back last week, which will prevent his participation in the final match.
5. consideration 5. Do you consider Mary suitable for the post of manager at the new office?
6. abolishment 6. Slavery in the U.S.A was finally abolished in December 1865.
7. prepare 7. Teachers need to do plenty of preparation if they want to have successful lessons.
8. note 8. The most notable feature of our town is the lovely park in its centre.
A. broadcast B. votes C. brilliant D. hosted E. subsequently
F. spotlight G. televoted H. publicity I. participant J. contest
1
H.
Britains Got Talent is a television show which has attracted more and more publicity over the past four
2
years. D. Hosted by Ant & Dec, hundreds of singers, dancers, comedians, and other performers compete
3
F.
against each other for audience support, hoping to be launched into the spotlight . The winner of each
4

series is chosen by the public, who phone in with their B. votes .
5

The winning I. participant receives 100,000 and is given the opportunity to perform at the Royal Variety
Performance in front of members of the Royal Family, including the Queen. The first series of the talent show began
6

on 9th June 2007, and was A. broadcast daily, with a live final on 16th July 2007, which Paul Potts, a mobile
7

phone salesman, won. Teen street-dancer, George Sampson, E. subsequently won the second series of the show
on 31 May 2008. The third series began on 11 April 2009, and ended on 30th May 2009, with dance group Diversity
st th
8 9
winning the J. contest
. Miss Susan Boyle, the 48-year-old Scottish woman whose C. brilliant
performance of I Dreamed a Dream started an Internet sensation, ended up in second place. Series 4 began on 17th
10
April 2010,
and ended with the live final shown on ITV on 5th June 2010. Thousands of viewers G. televoted
to make the incredible acrobatic gymnastics group, Spelbound, the winners.
Lesson 20b
1 Fill in the gaps in the text with the most suitable word.
More about meteor showers

6
The Leonids are one of the better meteor The Geminids are considered/ by many to be the best
1 believed/thought
showers to observe/watch/see, producing an meteor shower in the heavens. They are likely to produce up
2
average of 40 meteors per hour to 60 multicolored meteors per hour at their peak. The peak of
7
at their peak. The shower itself has a cyclic the shower this year should occur on the night/evening
3 8
peak year every 33 years , when
of December 13th and morning of the 14th, although
hundreds of meteors can be seen each hour. some meteors should be visible from December 6th - 19th. Some
9
The last of these occurred in 2001. The shower estimates say there could/may/might be as many as 120
4
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1 Reading task - My best holiday (p.3)

1. This text ...

2. According to the text, the writers father ...

5. This text could most probably be found in ...

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how different they are from your own.

Reasons why people dont shop online at Christmas

F. than online and assistants are there if you

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1 Reading task - Teen Shopping Project (p.10)

- 41% of teens go 3. F. shopping in the sales.

- teenagers 7. C. prefer shopping in stores (77.5%) to online (22.5%).

2. locate 2. Our hotel was in a beautiful location , in a forest beside a lake.

missed the last bus.

5. survivor 5. It is impossible to survive in the desert without water.

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1. Paul washed up all the dishes and C. then he went to bed.

5. The shops were open from 5:00 to 8:30 B. yesterday afternoon.

1 Reading task - Sailing by the Stars (p.20)

1. This text is from ...

2. The aim of this text is to ...

4. According to the text, the navigator ...

5. Which of the following statements is true according to the text?

In 1. times, when there were no aeroplanes,

6 All you need B1+ Supplementary exercises

1. perform 1. Everyone was impressed by Tonys performance at last nights concert.

1. Im sorry, sir, but the train to Brighton has D. just left.

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Reasons to support Raising Malawi

How to stay safe during a lightning storm

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2. contribute 2. Would any of you like to make a contribution to this charity?

Chinese horoscope: The year of the Tiger

can definitely say they are 2. characters. 2. A. positive B. moody C. secure

4. A. patient B. glad C. private

exciting events for them both in their 4. 6. A. improve B. contact C. face

Tigers might see a friendship turn into a more

romantic 8. , with exciting results. August,

December and January will see a very active

and entertaining social life, full of fun activities

for the Tiger. The spring months, March to May,

will bring an interesting chance for a new job

and, with a little 9. , the Tiger will be able

to realise the 10. of a lifetime.

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1 Reading task - Your weekly horoscope (p.50)

A. down B. from C. by D. on E. with F. out

let his family

you all to come inside straight

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A. meant B. imagine C. valuable D. woke E. interpret

When she 1. D. woke up one morning, a woman told her husband,

Youll know tonight. he said.

Getting to sleep easily

Avoid big meals before bedtime.

Have a bedtime routine.

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1 Reading task - The island of Skiathos (p.66)

2. Which is the most likely subtitle for the text?

4. Which is probably the best place to go for great views?

6. What can you do in Evangelistria?

1. D. perfect holiday destination. With miles