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GRAMMAR (page 6)
Introduction
1. 1. is 7. has got
VOCABULARY (page 4) 2. has got 8. are
3. isn’t 9. has got
1. p c r c o m o t o r b o a t i t 4. hasn’t got 10. aren’t
r i a a b e d r o o m t k b p r 5. is 11. are
e n i n g a r d e n i a i a g a 6. is
b e n o b a t h r o o m t k z m 2. 1. teaches 4. stays
a m y e w u r c i t r a c e o w 2. goes 5. ride
3. feed
n a c o o l t a e n t n h r o a
k r p l i g h t n i n g e y l r 3. 1. never 4. often
2. rarely 5. usually
p w j u n d e r g r o u n d a m
3. usually
4. 1. go 7. doesn’t know
Places Transport The House Weather
2. enjoy 8. thinks
bakery motorboat bedroom cool 3. don’t like 9. sleeps
4. don’t play 10. sits
cinema tram garden lightning
5. doesn’t live 11. love
zoo underground bathroom warm 6. studies
bank canoe kitchen rainy 5. 1. do … live 4. Does … study
2. Does … enjoy 5. does … sleep
2. W
 ordsnake: armchair, toilet, shelves, lamp, mirror, carpet, 3. do … play
sink, shower
6. 1. in London 4. No, she doesn’t.
1. lamp 5. mirror 2. No, he doesn’t. 5. in Simon’s bed
2. shelves 6. shower 3. football and tennis
3. armchair 7. sink
4. carpet 8. toilet (page 7)

3. 1. windy 4. sunny 7. 1. are buying

2. cold 5. thunder 2. isn’t watching; is walking
3. hot 6. cloudy 3. aren’t cleaning; are doing
4. is cooking
(page 5) 5. am not chatting

4. 1. scooter 5. jeep 8. 1. The dog and the cat aren’t sleeping. They are drinking
2. helicopter 6. taxi tea.
3. limousine 7. motorbike 2. The baby isn’t wearing a hat on his head. He’s wearing a
4. train shoe on his head.
3. Melanie and Arthur aren’t reading a book. They’re
5. 1l dancing (on the table).
2c 4. Grandmother isn’t using the computer. She’s riding a
i n e m a
3b 4s
bike / bicycle.
b 5. The birds aren’t flying in the sky. They’re standing on the
5r e s 6
t a u r a n t table.
a q n a 9. 1. Is Bertha singing? No, she isn’t. She is standing on her
7b a k e r y 8p u b k d head.
y a i 2. Is Uncle Ed painting a picture? Yes, he is.
r u 3. Is Grandfather using a mobile phone? Yes, he is.
4. Are two fish swimming in the water? No, they aren’t,
i m they are walking (under the table).
u 5. Is Max cooking bananas? Yes, he is.
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(page 8)
1. Listening:
Ryan: Hey, Erin. Who are these people in the photo?
Erin: They’re my friends from school.
Ryan: Hmmm. Who’s the tall girl with the short fair hair?
Erin: Her name is Gina and she’s from London.
Ryan: Oh, she’s good-looking.
Erin: Yeah, she is pretty but she’s very quiet and shy.
Ryan: Who is the short girl with the curly hair?
Erin: That’s Eva. We’re best friends. She’s very funny.
Ryan: And who is the tall athletic girl with the long fair
hair?
Erin: That isn’t a girl. That’s my friend Mike. He’s very
clever. He helps me with my homework.
Ryan: Oh, sorry. And who’s the girl with the straight black
hair?
Erin: Ryan, that’s me!
Ryan: Really? That’s you, Erin? It doesn’t look like you.
And what about the ugly dog with the long tail?
Erin: That’s my dog Fufu – and he’s not ugly!
1. Gina 4. Eva
2. Erin 5. Fufu
3. Mike
2. 1. F 2. F 3. T 4. F 5. T
SPEAKING
3. 1. Pleased to meet you, Mr Jones.
2. I’d like you to meet Anthony Miller.
3. Nice to meet you, Mark.
4. Sue, Tim, this is Anthony.
4. 1. Where are the new vocabulary words?
2. How do you spell “dictionary”?
3. How much time have we got?
4. Can you repeat that, please?
5. Can I borrow a pen, please?
Unit 1
VOCABULARY (page 9)
1. 1. crisps 7. baked beans
2. fizzy drink 8. biscuits
3. lemonade 9. muesli
4. popcorn 10. olive oil
5. nuts 11. orange juice
6. beef 12. yoghurt
2. 1. snacks 4. vitamins
2. olive oil 5. junk food
3. diet
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3. 1. F 2. T 3. T 4. F 5. F 6. T
4. 1. Hamburgers and pizza are junk food.
4. Vitamins are good for you.
5. Beef and eggs have got protein.
5. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
GRAMMAR (page 10)
1. 1. make 4. meet
2. needs 5. Do ... put
3. Does ... drink 6. don’t eat
2.
1. Do you eat chocolate? Yes, I do. I often eat chocolate.
2. Do your parents drink orange juice?
3. Does your mother go to the supermarket?
4. Does your father cook dinner?
5. Do your friends have lunch with you?
6. Do you watch cookery programmes?
(second answers will vary)
3. 1. The boys aren’t eating popcorn. They’re eating pizza.
2. Mum isn’t making a salad. She’s making biscuits.
3. The girls aren’t drinking tea. They’re drinking lemonade.
4. Dad isn’t reading a newspaper. He’s reading a cookery
book.
4. 1. are … going 5. is helping
2. am buying 6. isn’t coming
3. are … holding 7. are … doing
4. am waiting
(page 11)
5. 1. are watching 4. are you planning
2. isn’t eating 5. Does Mr Brown work
3. writes 6. isn’t going
6. 1. don’t … eat 7. aren’t eating
2. go 8. are waiting
3. love 9. is enjoying
4. don’t pay 10. am choosing
5. want 11. are coming
6. are having
7. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
8. 1. any 5. a
2. much 6. a lot of
3. many 7. some
4. an
9. 1. How many 3. How many
2. How much 4. How much
1 0. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
1 1. 1. is 7. makes
2. has got 8. am helping
3. sells 9. are buying
4. many 10. any
5. hasn’t got 11. some
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READING (page 12)
1. Who ...? Dr Richards Dr Woodson British people
1. wants chocolate to cost more 3 Some fat is healthy. For example, olive oil and fish
2. buys a lot of chocolate
3. doesn’t like the idea of the tax 3 Mike: Wow, you really do know about nutrition.
4. thinks some chocolate is good 3 Mum: After all that talk about food, I’m hungry. Let’s
5. is getting fat
6. thinks people will buy 3
expensive chocolate
2. 1. Chocolate will cost more money so people will buy less
chocolate.
2. It has got a lot of calories, fat and sugar in it.
3. Some dark chocolate is healthy. People will still buy
chocolate and pay more.
4. (Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.)
REAL ENGLISH (page 13)
1. 1. frozen
2. salty, fried, oily, fattening
3. spicy, raw
4. sweet
5. sour
6. cooked
2. 1. Fried 4. spicy
2. fattening 5. sweet
3. raw; cooked
3. Answers will vary.
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Adjectives: 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
4. Listening: 3. Muesli
Mike: I’m so glad you’re here, Mum. I’ve got some
homework about nutrition. I don’t understand it.
Mum: What don’t you understand?
Mike: It says here, “What are the five food groups?”
Mum: That’s easy. First, there’s fruit and vegetables.
Mike: What’s important about fruit and vegetables?
Mum: They’ve got vitamins, and vitamins keep us healthy.
Mike: I like some vegetables, but not broccoli. I eat some
fruit, but I really like meat and rice and fizzy drinks.
Mum: Well, those are different food groups. Meat has got
protein and builds your body. Fish, eggs and baked
beans have got protein too. Rice, bread, pasta and
potatoes have got carbohydrates. We eat a lot of
carbohydrates and get a lot of our energy from them.
Mike: OK. That’s three groups, fruit and vegetables, meat
and fish, and bread and pasta. What are the other
two?
Mum: Well, milk products, like yoghurt and cheese, is
another group. We need them for healthy bones and
teeth. Milk products are the fourth group, and the
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last group is fat and sugar. Fizzy drinks are sweet
because they’ve got a lot of sugar in them. Sugar
gives you energy, but it’s got a lot of empty calories.
3 oil have got healthy fat.
3 make dinner!
1. T 2. F 3. F 4. T 5. T
5. 1. five 4. milk products
2. vegetables 5. sugar
3. carbohydrates
6. 1. Can I help you?
2. What would you like?
3. Would you like a drink?
4. Do you want anything else?
5. How much is it?
(page 14)
7. 1. Where 4. What
2. When 5. Why
3. Who
8. 3 and 4
9. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 15)
1. 1. c 2. d 3. a 4. e 5. b
2. 1. Junk food 4. oily
2. sweet 5. raw
3. 1. pub, chemist’s 4. kitchen, bedroom
2. scooter, train 5. armchair, toilet
3. sunny, cool
4. 1. goes 5. Is … cooking
2. Does … eat 6. don’t like
3. are watching 7. am not drinking
4. isn’t baking
5. 1. some 4. much
2. any 5. a
3. a lot of 6. many
6. 1. isn’t 6. Does
2. am sleeping 7. does he teach
3. doesn’t smell 8. doesn’t like
4. plays 9. Has
5. is making 10. haven’t got
7. I think it’s important to watch your diet. I try not to eat food
with a lot of fat and sugar. I prefer salty or spicy food, not
sweet things. I don’t usually eat junk food and I don’t eat
many snacks. I drink orange juice but not fizzy drinks.

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(page 16) 2. Fred and David weren’t throwing rubbish in the rubbish
bin. They were listening to music.
8. 1. Yes, please
3. Alice wasn’t putting paper in the recycling bin. She was
2. Yes, it’s very spicy
reading the newspaper.
3. I’ll have some orange juice
4. Emily and Sara weren’t taking plastic bags out of the
4. that will be all
water. They were swimming.
5. It’s 10 euros
5. 1. were … doing 4. was … watching
9. 1. b 2. d 3. e 4. a 5. c 2. were … running 5. was … eating
1 0. 1. How often do you eat junk food? 3. were … sitting
2. Camel’s milk hasn’t got much fat.
(page 19)
3. How many calories does a teenager need every day?
4. We are buying a snack. 6. 1. They were playing basketball.
5. I’d like to order muesli with yoghurt. 2. They were playing football.
3. They were sitting under a tree. / on a blanket.
4. She was watching birds.
Unit 2 5. She was eating a sandwich.
7. 1. was sleeping 7. was cleaning
VOCABULARY (page 17) 2. called 8. found
1. 1. wood 5. paper 3. was taking 9. put
2. cardboard 6. metal 4. met 10. was looking
3. glass 7. plastic 5. were putting 11. threw
4. cloth 6. saw 12. were talking

2. 1. carton 6. cans 8. Accept all logical and grammatically corect answers.

2. bottles 7. paper 9. 1. doesn’t use 6. created
3. recycling bin 8. waste 2. walks 7. did he find
4. glass 9. rubbish bin 3. uses 8. came
5. jars 4. was collecting 9. a
3. 5. a lot of 10. many
pape r
bot t le READING (page 20)
c a r d b oa r d 1. 1. c 2. c 3. b 4. a 5. a
glass
wa s t e 2. 1. They work in the garden. They calculate the costs of the
plants. They check the electricity.
r e c y c l ing b i n 2. They learn how to spend money carefully.
c loth 3. It has got big glass windows. There are plants growing
everywhere.
The hidden word is plastic. 4. It has got unusual methods of teaching and interesting
activities.
GRAMMAR (page 18)
1. 1. bought 4. had REAL ENGLISH (page 21)
2. took 5. didn’t drink 1. 1. a river, the air 4. flowers, trees
3. didn’t fly 2. cans, bottles 5. car, computer
2. 1. Did people throw rubbish in the streets? 3. newspapers, jars
2. Did the river smell bad? 2. 1. throw out 4. destroy
3. Did people get water from the river? 2. rescue 5. clean up
4. Did women wash clothes in a washing machine? 3. pick up
3. 1. Yes, they did. 3. Yes, they did. 3. Possible Answers
2. Yes, it did. 4. No, they didn’t. 1. Please pick it up.
4. 1. Nat wasn’t collecting bottles. He was drinking cola / 2. Put them in the recycling bin.
a fizzy drink. 3. Please plant some flowers.
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1. V 4. V
2. N 5. V
3. N 6. N
4. Listening:
Mandy: Hi, Callum. What are you doing with those
telephone books?
Callum: Hello, Mandy. I’m taking them to the recycling
bins.
Mandy: No! Don’t do that!
Callum: Why? What do you do with old telephone books?
Mandy: Don’t you know about the Yellow Woods
Challenge?
Callum: No. What’s that?
Mandy: It’s a competition. Every year, students from
primary schools bring their old Yellow Pages
telephone books to school. The school with the
most Yellow Pages gets a prize of £300.
Callum: But I’m not in primary school.
Mandy: You can give them to any primary school student.
Callum: I don’t know any.
Mandy: Oh, Callum. Give them to me. My sister is at Fair
Hill Primary School. They want the prize money
to plant trees near the school.
Callum: Oh, that’s nice. Here they are. But they’re very
heavy.
Mandy: That’s fine. Thanks.
Callum: What happens to the old telephone books? Do
people recycle them into cardboard?
Mandy: Yes, they do. But first there’s a sculpture
competition. Students make sculptures with the
old telephone books. Don’t you know anything
about this?
Callum: No. I didn’t know students make sculptures from
telephone books.
Mandy: Where were you when we were talking about it
in class? Were you sleeping?
Callum: I don’t know. Maybe I was dreaming.
Mandy: We discussed this in the ecology lesson and
Frank had some photos of last year’s winning
sculptures. They were amazing. There’s also a
prize for the best sculpture. Last year it was a
£1000.
Callum: Wow! That’s a lot of money. Did your sister’s
school win anything?
Mandy: No, but maybe this year they will.
c Unit 3
5. 1. Callum 4. the telephone books
2. primary schools 5. The best sculpture
3. Mandy’s
6. 1. Where were you yesterday
2. What did you do there
3. Why did you do it
4. How many teens were there
5. Where were they from
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WRITING (page 22)
7. Opening c
Closing a
8. 1. b 2. c 3. d 4. a
9. Accept all logical answers.
1 0. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 23)
1. 1. e 2. d 3. a 4. c 5. b
2. 1. protein 4. vitamin
2. rescue 5. oven
3. train
3. 1. planted 4. didn’t drink
2. did … begin 5. wasn’t sleeping
3. was reading 6. Were … having
4. 1. were cleaning, came
2. broke, was cooking
3. wasn’t talking, arrived
4. Were … doing, called
5. 1. rescued 6. was driving
2. many 7. the
3. Were students collecting 8. Do you hear
4. has got 9. are damaging
5. don’t want 10. didn’t play
6. Once a week, we clean up the house. Yesterday, Paul
collected the bottles and jars and I collected all the paper,
cartons and cardboard. We took them to the recycling bin.
(page 24)
7. 1. e 2. c 3. b 4. a 5. d
8. 1. b 2. b
9. 1. We started recycling cans a long time ago.
2. The factory was polluting the river.
3. The rain damaged our house last night.
4. What were they planting when we saw them?
5. They were picking up bottles while it was raining.
VOCABULARY (page 25)
1. 1. h 3. g 5. e 7. c
2. b 4. f 6. d 8. a
2. 1. b 3. f 5. a 7. d
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3. 1. surgeon / nurse / cleaner
2. childminder / bus driver
3. Engineer
4. Lifeguard
5. cleaner
6. Childminder
4. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
GRAMMAR (page 26)
1. 1. haven’t had 4. have planted
2. has … gone 5. has lost
3. hasn’t cleaned
2. 1. yet 5. never
2. already 6. ever
3. just 7. for
4. since
3. 1. Has … seen 3. Has … painted
2. Has … paid 4. Have … made
4. 1. No, she hasn’t. 3. Yes, he has.
2. Yes, he has. 4. No, they haven’t.
5. Possible Answers
1. The waiter has brought Mr and Mrs Brown their food.
2. The cook has given the food to the waiter.
3. Mr and Mrs Tate haven’t ordered / eaten.
4. Mr and Mrs Brown haven’t eaten.
5. Mrs Wilson has paid.
(page 27)
6. 1. Did it snow 4. didn’t go
2. moved 5. have already done
3. haven’t driven 6. has worked
7. 1. D 3. D
2. S 4. S
8. 1. has worked 5. lost
2. started 6. has never let
3. appeared 7. has played
4. won 8. has become
9. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
1 0. 1. was standing 6. has changed
2. stopped 7. has already performed
3. a 8. Since
4. didn’t feel 9. ago
5. the 10. understands
READING (page 28)
1. 1. limousine driver, worker in fast food restaurant
2. rubbish collector
3. waitress
4. factory worker, truck driver
5. cleaner
6. lawyer, senator / politician
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2. 1. They get a lot of money for the photographs.
2. Jennifer Aniston
3. They all had low paying jobs.
4. He wanted to be the president of the USA.
5. He has got his own radio programme.
REAL ENGLISH (page 29)
1. Makes you feel good: win an unusual race; win an award;
break a record.
Makes you feel bad: be hurt; get lost; have an accident
2. 1. gone diving
2. had an exotic meal
3. done extreme sports
4. gone abroad
3. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
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1. do 4. have
2. go 5. have
3. go 6. do
4. Listening:
Bill: Hi, Peter. What are you watching?
Peter: Hello, Bill. I’m watching the Tour de France.
Bill: What’s the Tour de France?
Peter: It’s one of the most important bicycle races in the
world. The Tour de France is only for the best
cyclists. In other races, the cyclists enjoy riding
as a hobby but they’ve got other jobs. Some are
pilots, engineers or bus drivers. For the cyclists in
the Tour de France, riding bicycles is their job. The
people in this race are professional athletes. They
compete all year. They haven’t got time to work in
other professions.
Bill: How long is the race?
Peter: It’s 3,500 kilometres and takes 21 days.
Bill: 3,500 kilometres?! Wow! That’s much more than
other races. Has anyone ever got lost?
Peter: I don’t know.
Bill: Has anyone ever got hurt?
Peter: Yes, but doctors ride in cars behind the cyclists, so
they’re never far away.
Bill: Has the race always been in France?
Peter: The race always ends in France – in Paris. It’s
very exciting. Thousands of people wait in Paris
to watch the riders finish the race. But the cyclists
usually ride through different countries during the
race. In 2007, they visited four countries. That was
the first time I watched the Tour de France.
Bill: Which four countries did they visit in 2007?
Peter: Well, they started in England, went through
Belgium and Spain, and finished the race in
France.
Bill: Who is the Tour de France’s most famous cyclist?
Peter: Lance Armstrong. He’s won the race seven times.
He broke the record.
Bill: Well, Peter, maybe I’ll watch it with you.
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5. 1. 3,500 4. 4
2. 21 5. 7
3. 2007
6. 1. Have you ever
2. When did it happen
3. Where did it happen
4. Who was with
5. How did she feel
(page 30)
7. 1. The surgeon saw the patient in his office yesterday.
2. Mr Jones often takes the bus to work.
3. Edward always returns his books to the library.
4. Vicky has played the piano since 2005.
5. The police caught the criminal last night.
8. Time expression: Last Saturday; every hour
Adverb of frequency: always
9. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
1 0. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 31)
1. 1. surgeon 6. judge
2. broke a record 7. went diving
3. bus driver 8. cleaner
4. lifeguard 9. cook
5. had an accident 10. gone abroad
2. 1. yoghurt, baked beans
2. hairdresser, engineer
3. metal, plastic
4. pollute, rescue
5. salty, frozen
3. 1. I have never eaten Japanese food before.
2. The waiter has just taken our order.
3. I have been to the dentist.
4. He has always liked classical music.
5. She has already seen that film.
4. 1. has lived 4. has ... been
2. didn’t have 5. did ... arrive
3. Have ... studied
5. 1. a lot of 4. was sleeping
2. always throw 5. How much
3. since
6. Yesterday, John won a race at our school. He ran very fast
and broke the school record. But this morning John had an
accident and he was hurt. He was playing football when he
fell and broke his leg. He has already been to the surgeon.
(page 32)
7. 1. d 2. c 3. b 4. e 5. a
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8. 1. Has Peter ever been lost?
2. We usually go abroad in the summer.
3. Richard won an award last night.
4. Did you read this book last year?
5. I have just had a meal at the new café.
9. 1. Tim has worked as a bus driver for three years.
2. The hairdresser has just cut my hair.
3. Has that film producer won an award yet?
4. My best friend has never gone abroad.
5. Last Saturday we went diving with sharks.
Unit 4
VOCABULARY (page 33)
1. 1. sunglasses 5. ring
2. earrings 6. make-up
3. bracelet 7. lipstick
4. necklace
2. 1. high heels 5. sleeves
2. hood 6. cap
3. mini skirts 7. blouse
4. flip-flops 8. piercings
3. 1. earring 4. lipstick
2. hood 5. necklace
3. flip-flops
4. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
GRAMMAR (page 34)
1. 1. Betty’s shoes are more unusual than Jean’s shoes.
2. Jean’s skirt is shorter than Nancy’s skirt.
3. Betty’s jacket is less formal than Jean’s jacket.
4. Nancy’s shirt is darker than Betty’s shirt.
5. Jean’s clothes are more elegant than Betty’s clothes.
2. 1. the most expensive 4. The biggest
2. the lightest 5. the longest
3. The cheapest
3. 1. nicer than 4. less elegant than
2. best 5. the most comfortable
3. uglier than
Second answers will vary.
4. 1. the most elegant 4. less comfortable than
2. better than 5. the least practical
3. taller than
5. 1. not as dark as 4. as cheap as
2. as tall as 5. not as small as
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(page 35)
6. Possible Answers
1. Emily’s hair is fairer than Simona’s hair.
2. Simona’s skirt is shorter than Emily’s skirt.
3. Bill is thinner than Pete.
4. Robert has got the curliest hair.
5. Bill is the tallest.
6. Simona has got the longest hair.
7. Simona has got darker hair than Emily.
8. Simona’s hair is straighter than Robert’s hair.
7. 1. warm enough 4. big enough
2. long enough 5. too tight
3. too short
8. 1. Mandy’s hair isn’t long enough.
2. Lynne is too young to drive.
3. Michael is tall enough to play basketball.
4. This house is too small for our family.
9. 1. wore 6. luckier
2. thinner 7. have got
3. Some 8. haven’t stopped
4. helped 9. A lot of
5. was wearing 10. has
READING (page 36)
1. 1. T 2. R 3. R 4. R 5. T
2. 1. when they’re close together
2. the sun
3. because not everyone liked them when they first appeared
4. recycled plastic bottles
5. old clothes
REAL ENGLISH (page 37)
1. 1, 4
2. 1. practical 4. out-dated
2. in 5. formal
3. casual
3. 1. formal 3. sensible
2. trendy
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Nouns
1. rain rainy
2. rock rocky
3. peace peaceful
4. crowd crowded
5. fright frightened
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4. Listening:
Heather: Hi, Jane. What are you reading?
Jane: Hi, Heather. I’m reading a magazine article
called “The Trendiest Clothes from the
1950s”. I love the way teenagers dressed in
the 50s. Look at this photo.
Heather: What’s that girl wearing?
Jane: A poodle skirt.
Heather: A what?
Jane: A poodle skirt. A poodle is a dog. Poodle
skirts had pictures of dogs on them. They
were very in then. Poodle skirts were wide,
so they were good for dancing.
Heather: Did anyone wear mini skirts?
Jane: I don’t think so. They didn’t become popular
until the 1960s.
Heather: Do you see the blouse on that girl? It’s really
cute. It doesn’t even look old-fashioned.
Jane: Yes, that kind of blouse will never be out. It’s
white with short sleeves.
Heather: I don’t see any pictures of blue jeans. Did
girls wear them in the 50s?
Jane: They started to wear them, but a lot of parents
weren’t very happy about it. They thought
jeans were too casual – you know – something
a farmer might wear, not a teenager.
Heather: Hey, everyone’s wearing black and white
shoes.
Jane: Yes, those are called saddle shoes. They were
really popular then. I like them. They look
more comfortable than high heels.
Heather: A lot of the girls in these pictures are wearing
red lipstick. Was that popular in the 50s?
Jane: Yes, red lipstick was very trendy and so was
blue eye make-up. Look, she’s wearing some.
Heather: Yes, I see. I don’t know, Jane. These pictures
are fun to look at, but I like today’s fashions.
1. d 2. e 3. a 4. f 5. b 6. g 7. c
5. 1. were wide 4. black and white
2. mini skirts 5. less comfortable than
3. parents
6. 1. What are you wearing for Sandy’s party?
2. What should I wear?
3. Should I wear high heels?
4. Can I wear your big black earrings for the party?
5. Do you think I should wear a bracelet with them?
Adjectives
(page 38)
7. 1. fashionable black 4. short elegant
2. nice silver 5. big orange
3. casual white 6. beautiful, long blue
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8. Fashion Items Opinion Size Colour 9. 1. My high heels are higher than yours.
2. This blouse is not as fashionable as mine.
shoes beautiful black
3. This mini skirt is the nicest one in the shop.
skirt long green 4. Students can’t wear flip-flops because they are too casual.
shirt trendy black 5. This lipstick isn’t dark enough.
jacket nice little
bag fashionable black
jeans big blue Unit 5
T-shirt casual
VOCABULARY (page 41)
pyjamas ugly grey
1. 1. theatre 5. art gallery
2. playground 6. train station
9. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. 3. office 7. bus stop
4. skyscraper 8. basketball court
1 0. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
2. 1. farm
CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 39) 2. square
3. tennis court
1. 1. ring 6. blouse
4. residential neighbourhood
2. make-up 7. earrings
5. concert hall
3. bracelet 8. mini skirt
6. power station
4. lipstick 9. necklace
7. university
5. sunglasses 10. platform shoes
3.
2. 1. formal 6. sunglasses f 1 2
o
2. casual 7. fashionable p l a y g r o u n d s
3 4 5 t f
3. practical 8. get hurt r q h f
4. go abroad 9. protein m 6
u n i v e r s i t y
a a c
5. cook 10. cloth 7s k y s c r a p e r t e
3. 1. warmer than e r
2. the most trendy / the trendiest e
3. more practical than
4. less formal than 4. Possible Answers
5. the most expensive 1. People are buying tickets at the theatre.
6. curlier than 2. People are working in the office
7. as nice as 3. A man is leaving the art gallery. He is carrying a picture.
4. A woman is waiting at the bus stop.
4. 1. not warm enough 3. big enough
5. Children are playing in the playground.
2. too small
6. Two boys are playing basketball on the basketball court.
5. 1. Have you ever gone
2. yet GRAMMAR (page 42)
3. much
4. wear 1. 1. will clean 4. will break
5. started 2. won’t wear 5. won’t watch
3. will have
6. Amy saw a fashionable black dress at the shopping centre,
but she didn’t buy it. It was the most expensive dress in the 2. 1. Beth and John are going to take a bus tour.
shop. Then she saw a mini skirt. It was trendy and it was 2. Beth and Sam are going to sail on the Hudson River.
cheaper than the black dress. Amy bought it and she wore it 3. Sam is going to go shopping.
with a white blouse and platform shoes. 4. Beth is going to watch The Lion King at the theatre.
5. Sam is going to hear classical music at a concert hall.
7. 1. b 2. d 3. e 4. a 5. c 6. John is going to have tea at the Four Seasons Hotel.
8. 1. beautiful long 4. ugly big
2. unusual red 5. trendy, long silver
3. tight yellow

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3. 1. Beth isn’t going to go shopping / hear classical music at a 2. 1. It floats on water.

concert hall / have tea at the Four Seasons Hotel. 2. The floating concert hall is like a boat which will move
2. John isn’t going to sail on the Hudson River / go away in bad weather but Anne’s house will go up and
shopping /watch The Lion King at the theatre / hear down in the same place.
classical music at a concert hall. 3. Dams hold water and prevent water damage.
3. Sam isn’t going to go on a bus tour / watch The Lion 4. It destroyed (homes, offices, shopping centres and power
King at the theatre / have tea at the Four Seasons Hotel. stations in) the city of New Orleans.
4. Beth and John aren’t going to go shopping / hear classical 5. They can build floating homes.
music at a concert hall.
5. John and Sam aren’t going to watch The Lion King at the REAL ENGLISH (page 45)
theatre.
1. 1. a business
4. 1. will … go 2. to university
2. is going to watch 3. a degree
3. are going to have 4. some good, our best
4. will give 5. an effort, money, a discovery, a difference
5. are … going to do
2. 1. get a degree
5.
1. What are you going to do tomorrow? 2. make money
(Accept a logical and grammatically correct answer.) 3. make an effort
2. Where are you going to go this weekend? 4. go to university
(Accept a logical and grammatically correct answer.) 5. start a business
3. When will you get married?
(Accept a logical and grammatically correct answer.) 3. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
4. How many children will you have?
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(Accept a logical and grammatically correct answer.)
make: biscuits, lunch, friends, a necklace
(page 43) do: homework, the laundry, sport, research
6. 1. will meet; Hollywood
4. Listening:
2. travel; Central Park
3. flies; the Great Wall Announcer: Hello everyone. Today we’re talking to
4. will take; White House Michelle Brown from the organisation Teens
4 Good. Teens 4 Good has planted more than
5. goes; Italy
five gardens in the city of Philadelphia. Tell
7. 1. buy … will come us a little more about what you do, Michelle.
2. will go … rains Michelle: Well, Teens 4 Good wants to make a
3. will be … need difference, so we go into poor residential
4. pay … won’t eat neighbourhoods.
5. will move … sells We teach teenagers to plant and work in
6. won’t have … fix vegetable gardens. We call our gardens
“farms” because we grow food there just like
8. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. farmers.
9. 1. any 4. least Announcer: How has the organisation helped the
2. just 5. tallest neighbourhoods?
Michelle: First of all, teens from the neighbourhoods
3. too noisy
learn about agriculture, but they also learn to
1 0. 1. are riding 6. has made do something good for their neighbourhoods.
2. are 7. has got Not long ago, there were no green spaces
3. used 8. walk here. But after we planted the garden,
4. began 9. will find everything changed. If you walk past one
5. ride 10. will … continue of our gardens in the afternoon, you’ll see a
green garden and teenagers watering plants
READING (page 44) and picking vegetables.
Announcer: What do you do with the vegetables?
1. 1. a 2. b 3. b 4. c 5. b Michelle: Well, sometimes we cook with them. We learn
about healthy eating. But we also sell them
to restaurants. Later today, I’m going to bring
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Announcer: Ah… So you make money. 4. 1. lives 4. will get

Michelle: Yes, but we don’t keep it. We use it to buy 2. won’t build 5. is
things for the gardens. 3. wahes
Announcer: That’s great! Are you going to plant more
gardens in Philadelphia? 5. 1. taller 4. already
Michelle: I hope that Teens 4 Good will plant many 2. was shining 5. any
more gardens. I also hope more teenagers will 3. Does
join our fantastic organisation and help us to
plant our gardens.
6. Jack is studying at university. If he makes an effort, he’ll get
his degree this summer. Then he’ll look for a job. Jack wants
Announcer: I hope so too. What do you like most about
to make money but he also wants to do some good in the
Teens 4 Good?
Michelle: Well, I think Teens 4 Good makes teenagers world. He hopes that one day he’ll do important research.
feel important. We make an effort and see the
results. But also, teens in our organisation (page 48)
become good friends. 7. 1. e 2. a 3. d 4. b 5. c
Announcer: Thank you, Michelle. That’s all for now.
8. 1. he 4. Our
2, 3, 5 2. her 5. They
5. 1. poor 4. plant 3. she 6. His
2. gardens 5. see results 9. 1. In the future, robots will clean houses in residential
3. plant more gardens neighbourhoods.
6. 1. What are his plans 2. Barry is going to work in an office in a skyscraper.
2. I believe he’ll go 3. If Carmen makes an effort, she will get a degree.
3. I think he’ll study 4. I’ll see you at the tennis court at 1 unless it rains.
4. One day he’ll be 5. If we make a lot of money, we’ll start a business.
5. Where do you see yourself
6. My dream is to
Unit 6
(page 46)

7. 1. They 4. He VOCABULARY (page 49)

2. your 5. me 1. 1. headset 4. touch screen
3. them 2. voicemail 5. calendar
8. 1. me 5. you 3. alarm clock 6. battery charger
2. their 6. she 2. 1. videophone 4. caller ID
3. We 7. I 2. ringtone 5. display
4. It 3. digital camera 6. keypad
9. Accept all logical answers. 3. 1. digital camera 4. ringtones
1 0. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. 2. calendar 5. videophone
3. alarm clock
CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 47) 4. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
1. 1. concert hall 6. playground
2. farm 7. art gallery GRAMMAR (page 50)
3. make an effort 8. power station 1. 1. could 6. can
4. start a business 9. get a degree 2. couldn’t 7. can
5. did our best 10. residential neighbourhood 3. could 8. can
2. 1. Pick up 4. trendy 4. couldn’t 9. can
2. carbohydrates 5. raw 5. couldn’t 10. can’t
3. recycling bin 2. 1. shouldn’t 3. should
3. 1. will be 4. are going to give 2. should 4. shouldn’t
2. isn’t going to buy 5. will buy 3. 1. has to go 3. doesn’t have to feed
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4. 1. mustn’t 3. have to
2. mustn’t 4. don’t have to
5. 1. Can 4. Should
2. can 5. Can
3. have to / can 6. Do ... have to
(page 51)
6. 1. don’t have to 4. don’t have to
2. can 5. should
3. couldn’t 6. should
7. 1. can’t 4. should
2. mustn’t / shouldn’t 5. have to
3. should / must / have to
8. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
9. 1. have changed 7. as big as
2. couldn’t 8. went
3. an 9. will change
4. better 10. don’t remember
5. could 11. visit
6. happened
READING (page 52)
1. 1. Nairobi 4. students
2. without 5. an hour
3. expensive
2. 1. cost about €20 4. lights
2. there’s no electricity 5. the bicycle moves
3. go to a village far from home
REAL ENGLISH (page 53)
1. 1. take a call 5. repeat
2. receive a message 6. hang up
3. hold on 7. call back
4. interrupt
2. Possible Answers
1. She should turn off her phone.
2. He should leave a message.
3. He should call back.
4. She should interrupt (the meeting).
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1. throw out 3. grow up
2. hang out 4. get up
4. Listening:
Grandfather: Karen, can you show me how to use my
new mobile phone?
Karen: Sure, Grandfather. Oh, you’ve got a touch
screen.
Grandfather: Yes, but I don’t know how to use it.
Karen: On your old mobile phone, you used your
keypad for everything.
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Grandfather: What do you mean?
Karen: Let’s say you wanted to get your messages.
You pressed a button on your keypad,
right?
Grandfather: Yes.
Karen: You don’t have to do that any more. Now
a list of text messages appears on your
screen. You just have to press the correct
one.
Grandfather: Oh, I see. Do you want to take that call,
Karen?
Karen: No, I’ll get back to them later. They’ll leave
a message. Let me show you how to use
your digital camera. Here, do you see the
picture of the camera on your touch screen?
It’s next to your calendar.
Grandfather: Yes, I see it. Should I take a photo?
Karen: Yes, that’s a good idea. Look at the flowers
near that bench. Take a photo of them.
Grandfather: OK. Which button do I press?
Karen: This one.
Grandfather: Wow. That was easy. Tell me, Karen. Can
I download new ringtones with this phone?
Karen: Yes, you can download them from the
Internet, just like you did with your old
mobile phone.
Grandfather: But my old phone didn’t have an Internet
connection.
Karen: Oh, well I’m sure this one does. Wait a
minute. I’m going to turn off my phone.
There.
1. F 2. T 3. F 4. F
4. 1. keypad 4. an Internet connection
2. calendar 5. turns off
3. answer
5. 1. b 2. a 3. c
(page 54)
6. 1. d 2. c 3. e 4. b 5. a
1. Mr Jones never forgets meetings because / since he writes
them in his calendar.
2. The shop assistant couldn’t hear him, therefore / so he
repeated his question.
3. We couldn’t play football because of the bad weather.
4. You won’t use a keypad since / because you have got a
touch screen.
5. Our teachers don’t let us talk on our phones at school,
so / therefore most students leave them at home.
7. 1. because 4. because of
2. since 5. So
3. Therefore
8. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
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9. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 55)
1. 1. c 2. e 3. b 4. a 5. d
2. 1. voicemail 4. interrupt
2. hang up 5. turn off
3. call back
3. 1. playground, square 3. are given 6. are taught
2. wood, cloth
3. lifeguard, cleaner
4. earrings, necklace
5. biscuits, crisps
4. 1. mustn’t 4. can
2. should 5. couldn’t
3. have to
5. 1. must 4. don’t have to
2. can’t 5. couldn’t
3. shouldn’t / mustn’t
6. 1. since 6. will pay
2. a lot of 7. any
3. was studying 8. am not calling
4. have to 9. already
5. mustn’t 10. have won
7. My voicemail isn’t working. When people leave messages,
I can see them on my phone display, but I can’t hear them.
Also, the alarm clock and the digital camera aren’t working.
It’s a new phone, so I shouldn’t have these problems.
(page 56)
8. 1. e 2. c 3. a 4. d 5. b
9. 1. so 4. because 2. was situated 7. are played
2. Therefore 5. since
3. because of
1 0. 1. You should leave him a message.
2. You mustn’t use your mobile phones in here.
3. I couldn’t reply to your text message.
4. You don’t have to get up early tomorrow.
5. Can you see the calendar on the display?
Unit 7
VOCABULARY (page 57)
1. 1. cave 4. coast
2. channel 5. field
3. cliff 6. bridge
2. 1. capital city 4. east
2. continent 5. channel
3. cave
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3. 1. landmark 4. west
2. banks 5. north
3. south
4. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
GRAMMAR (page 58)
1. 1. is visited 4. aren’t allowed
2. are displayed 5. is performed
2. 1. are found 4. isn’t served
2. Is … called 5. Are … eaten
3. is visited
3. 1. was built 4. was thrown
2. were performed 5. was destroyed
3. was sold 6. was closed
4. 1. This painting wasn’t painted by John Constable. It was
painted by William Turner.
2. The ship in the painting wasn’t called the Tempest. It was
called the Temeraire.
3. It wasn’t damaged in a war with the Italians. It was
damaged in a war with the French.
4. Water colour paints weren’t used by the artist. Oil paints
were used.
5. The picture wasn’t sold to the National Gallery. It was
given to the National Gallery.
5. 1. How many buildings were burnt by the fire?
2. Was St Paul’s Cathedral destroyed in the fire?
3. What were houses made of at that time?
4. Were they built close together?
(page 59)
6. 1. are played 6. is watched
3. was played 8. are … worn
4. were added 9. are eaten
5. was watched 10. are sent
7. 1. David Beckham is known by people around the world.
2. Romeo and Juliet was written by Shakespeare.
3. The 1966 World Cup was won by the English Football
team.
4. More than 250 languages are spoken today (by people) in
London.
5. More than 12 million tickets are sold by theatres in
London every year.
8. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
9. 1. was born 7. became
2. younger than 8. the
3. studied 9. must
4. many 10. for
5. is called 11. hasn’t been
6. have got 12. will rule
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READING (page 60) Cindy: The Ritz sounds like the perfect hotel, but is it
expensive?
1. 1. c 2. a 3. b 4. a 5. c 6. c Max: Yes, it is, Cindy. It’s very expensive.
2. 1. David Marks and Julia Barfield Cindy: Don’t worry, everyone. Next week our topic will
2. six be A Day in London for less than £100.
3. seven years
4. It has got the best view in London. 1. F 2. F 3. F 4. T 5. F 6. T
5. one hour
5. 1. in the Ritz Hotel in London
REAL ENGLISH (page 61) 2. jeans and trainers
3. a type of bread
1. 1. a model aeroplane 4. reason 4. in 1906
2. an engineer 5. dinner 5. It’s very expensive.
3. mobile phone 6. art from rubbish
2. 1. planned 4. develop 6. 1. b 2. a 3. d 4. e 5. c
2. prepared 5. producing
3. improve (page 62)

3. Accept all logical answers. 7. 1. eventually 4. By

2. At last 5. finally
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3. Before
7 1. advice 3 5. metal
8. 1. Before 4. Then / Eventually
3 2. protein 3 6. career 2. By 5. Finally
7 3. contest 7 7. advert 3. Then / Eventually
7 4. realised 3 8. modern
9. Possible Answer
T
 oday, tea is a popular drink around the world. But it wasn’t
always. First of all, tea was discovered in 2737 BC by the
4. Listening:
Chinese Emperor Shen Nung. By 400 AD, it was developed
Cindy: You’re listening to Travel Talk. This week we’re in
London with tour guide Max Devine. He’s going as a medicine. Then, it was taken from China to Japan in
to tell us about one of London’s nicest hotels – the 879. Eventually, in 1610, tea was sent from Japan to Europe.
Ritz. Hi, Max. Finally, in 1660, tea was imported to England. By 1903, the
Max: Hi, Cindy. first teabags were produced. At last, people could enjoy a
Cindy: The Ritz Hotel is famous for its afternoon tea, isn’t quick cup of tea.
it, Max?
Max: Yes, tea is served every day at 3.30. CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 63)
Cindy: What’s so special about it?
Max: Well, it’s very formal. It’s served in a place
1. 1. improve 6. continent
2. capital city 7. north
called Palm Court. Palm Court is one of the most
beautiful rooms in the hotel. People dress nicely. 3. bank 8. design
Jeans and trainers are not allowed. 4. caves 9. east
Cindy: Is food served with the tea? 5. produces 10. developed
Max: Yes, each day the chefs prepare cakes, small 2. 1. crisps 6. farms
sandwiches and scones. 2. waste 7. skyscraper
Cindy: Scones? What are they? 3. throw out 8. sensible
Max: A scone is a type of bread. Scones are very 4. bridge 9. blouse
popular in England. 5. landmark 10. voicemail
Cindy: Afternoon tea sounds lovely. But some of our
listeners may want to stay at the Ritz. Tell us a 3. 1. are sold 3. is walked
little about the hotel, Max. Where is it situated? 2. aren’t served
Max: In the West End of London. It’s east of
Buckingham Palace. 4. 1. was built 3. wasn’t thrown out
Cindy: How old is it? 2. Was ... invented
Max: It was built by Cézar Ritz in 1906. So, it’s more 5. 1. was designed 3. was written
than a hundred years old. It was designed by a 2. are ... recycled 4. Are ... given
French architect, Charles Mewès.
Cindy: Are the rooms as nice as the rest of the hotel?
Max: Yes, they’re big and beautiful.

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6. 1. as interesting 6. mustn’t
2. fought 7. is eating
3. Have you cooked 8. much
4. the largest 9. was taken
5. try 10. Were you preparing
7. The first computers were designed in the 1940s and were
used in offices. Smaller computers were developed in the
1970s for people’s homes. Today, computers are bought and
sold everywhere. They have improved a lot and most people
can operate them.
(page 64)
8. 1. b 2. c 3. a 4. e 5. d
9. 1. By 4. Then
2. Eventually 5. At last
3. At first
1 0. 1. Hotels are often constructed along the coast.
2. A cave was discovered last summer.
3. Two new bridges were designed last year.
4. What famous wines are produced in this area?
5. This island was discovered by a Spanish explorer.
Unit 8
VOCABULARY (page 65)
1. 1. brain 5. finger
2. lung 6. bone
3. heart 7. toe
4. muscle
2. 1. d 3. b 5. e 7. g
2. h 4. c 6. a 8. f
3. 1. speed 4. barefoot
2. muscles 5. endurance
3. genes
4. 1. speed 4. strength
2. endurance 5. coordination
3. balance
5. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
GRAMMAR (page 66)
1. 1. fast 5. far
2. easily 6. happily
3. beautifully 7. well
4. badly 8. loudly
2. 1. beautifully 4. loudly
2. badly 5. easily
3. fast
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3. 1. more quickly than
2. worse than
3. more beautifully than
4. farther than / further than
4. 1. more quickly than 5. as hard as
2. as well as 6. better than
3. confidently 7. less aggressively than
4. as easily as 8. more slowly than
5. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
(page 67)
6. 1. Who is the tallest player in the NBA?
2. What do runners eat before a race?
3. Which athlete made the most money in one year?
4. Who scored the most points in the history of the NBA?
5. Who has won the most football World Cups?
7. 1. is the most popular sport S
2. is considered the best player ever S
3. sports do you like (best) O
4. is your favourite athlete S
5. did you play when you were young O
6. taught you to play (when you were young) S
8. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
9. 1. serious 7. good
2. is preparing 8. doesn’t
3. does 9. has won
4. well 10. is considered
5. quickly 11. will probably be
6. many 12. higher than
READING (page 68)
1. 1. F 2. T 3. T 4. T 5. F
2. 1. because they won’t have enough time to study for tests
2. Sport is also good for your brain.
3. when they are young
4. The hippocampus helps move the muscles and helps the
brain think.
5. They are a good combination.
REAL ENGLISH (page 69)
1. 1. elbow guard 4. mouth guard
2. hockey stick 5. wrist guard
3. boxing gloves 6. knee guard
2. 1. helmet 5. tennis racket
2. ice-skates, protective gear 6. baseball bat
3. treadmill 7. baseball glove
4. golf clubs 8. skateboard
3. 1. treadmill 3. mouth guard
2. skateboard 4. helmet
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1. orange juice 4. videophone
2. hairdresser 5. olive oil
3. voicemail 6. textbook
1 0. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
4. Listening:
Sue: Do you sell skateboards?
Mr Tate: Yes, we do. What are you looking for?
Sue: I don’t really know. I’ve never ridden a
skateboard before.
Mr Tate: Well, you shouldn’t start with our most
expensive skateboards. You can always buy a
better one in another year or two.
Sue: OK. Do I need a helmet? Does protective gear
really make a difference?
Mr Tate: Yes. You need it when you ride at high speeds.
Sue: But I’ve seen people riding without helmets.
Mr Tate: Yes and a lot of them get hurt. I don’t
understand those people. Have you ever seen
a boxer without gloves or a mouth guard?
Do ice-hockey players start a game with just
a stick and a pair of ice skates? I say – ride
safely or don’t ride at all.
Sue: OK. I’ll buy a skateboard, a helmet and
protective gear.
David: Excuse me. I’m looking for a treadmill.
Mr Tate: Then you’ve come to the right place. Have a
look at this one.
David: I see a button on the display. What’s it for?
Mr Tate: It changes the speed. When you run on the
treadmill, you’ll put it on a high speed. At the
end of your run, you’ll change the speed and
then you can walk slowly.
David: Do I need protective gear?
Mr Tate: No. Using a treadmill isn’t like riding a
skateboard. But people have fallen off them.
Remember this – walk at the beginning. Don’t
run from the beginning and don’t try to break
any records on the first day.
David: That won’t happen. I’m not training for the
Olympics. I just want to exercise regularly.
1. F 2. T 3. T 4. T 5. F 6. F
5. 1. a skateboard, a helmet and protective gear
2. He wants to exercise regularly.
6. 1. I need a new helmet.
2. It’s too small.
3. It fits better than the others.
4. I don’t want a red helmet.
5. It isn’t as expensive as the others.
(page 70)
7. 1. oily 4. best
2. biggest 5. regularly
3. loudly 6. important
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8. 1. fantastic 4. close
2. quickly 5. excitedly
3. faster than 6. happy
9. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 71)
1. 1. treadmill 6. knee pads
2. brains 7. speed
3. coordination 8. lungs
4. helmet 9. barefoot
5. finger 10. baseball bat
2. 1. cliff, east
2. repeat, interrupt
3. bracelet, lipstick
4. pilot, cashier
5. improve, produce
3. 1. did you do / watch yesterday
2. was playing
3. won
4. did she win / get
4. 1. well 4. farther than / further than
2. as fast as 5. less regularly than
3. more easily than 6. loudly
5. 1. was invented 6. builds
2. has been 7. shouldn’t
3. usually 8. a
4. fast 9. easier
5. slowly 10. will enjoy
6. Golf clubs are sold in shops with tennis rackets, hockey
sticks and other sports equipment. But is golf really a sport?
It won’t improve your speed or endurance like running. It’s
not as good for your heart and lungs as swimming. But golf
can improve your coordination.
(page 72)
7. 1. new ice-skates 4. fit better than
2. too small 5. the cheapest
3. not comfortable enough
8. 1. happily 4. loud
2. beautiful 5. formally
3. hard
9. 1. You need strength and coordination to skate.
2. The best runners in the world run barefoot.
3. These baseball gloves fit better than those.
4. Does the brain work harder than the heart?
5. How many helmets are sold here every week?
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Unit 9 6. 1. the best 5. more exotic than

2. slowly 6. the most beautiful
3. fashionably 7. as easy as
VOCABULARY (page 73) 4. more exciting than
1. h t d i s g u s t e d w c 7. 1. was walking 8. regularly
y o r d e l i g h t e d s 2. can’t 9. have to
3. I’ve tried 10. is trying
f r r d j w q z y r i p s
4. hasn’t 11. unless
u x m r i e n a l r c a f 5. am I going to 12. a
r j o m i s e r a b l e z 6. as bad as 13. should
i c f y g f i o k e p r a 7. don’t want
o a e k i o i w v x k y d 8. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers
u v r g s t f e s a g h g
s d w a u e s c d r d i j READING (page 76)
i u d e q v p s t n a s l 1. 1. F 2. T 3. T 4. F 5. T
d e t c a s e a j m w f e 2. 1. because he’s not playing in the game
s i f r u s t r a t e d r 2. Yes it does. Teenagers feel their emotions strongly.
3. He probably thinks he has got terrific coordination and
1. horrified 4. furious speed.
2. delighted 5. disgusted 4. They make things seem worse than they are.
3. miserable 6. frustrated 5. repeat good thoughts
2. 1. relieved
2. jealous REAL ENGLISH (page 77)
3. annoyed 1. 1. D 3. D 5. S 7. S 9. D
4. depressed 2. S 4. S 6. S 8. D 10. S
5. disappointed
6. guilty, ashamed / ashamed, guilty 2. 1. Can you help me out?
2. It’s up to you.
3. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. 3. I’ve got no idea.
4. I’m feeling down.
GRAMMAR (page 74) 5. can’t stand
1. 1. lets 5. does ... see Word Builder
▼

2. don’t ... eat 6. Is ... studying 1. b

3. are playing 7. likes
4. is sleeping 8. aren’t coming
2. 1. Have … started 5. were studying
2. were running 6. prepared
3. loved 7. have taken
4. didn’t want 8. has … made
3. 1. Will students go
2. will learn
3. They will turn on
4. are you going to buy
5. I’m going to buy
6. have
4. 1. Are … used 4. was painted
2. was … invented 5. weren’t given
3. is … cooked 6. was told
(page 75)
2. c
3. a
3. Listening:
1
Mum: Why are you crying, Debbie? Did something
happen?
Debbie: I’m depressed, Mum. I don’t want to change
schools next year.
Mum: Everything will be OK, Debbie. You’ll see.
Debbie: But I don’t know anyone at my new school. I’ve
got a lot friends at my old school. Now I have to
start all over again. Why do we have to move?
Mum: We have to move to London because of my job.
You know that, Debbie. But listen. You’re very
friendly and funny. You’ll make new friends
easily. You know, you can choose to be miserable
or you can try to be more positive.

5. 1. many 5. much
2. an 6. Some
3. Many 7. the
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2 2. 1. beef 6. hang up
Jim: Dad, where are my glasses?
Dad: I don’t know, Jim. Where did you leave them?
Jim: Ugh! I’m so frustrated. I’ve looked everywhere.
Maybe I left them at school. Well, I’ve got no
idea where they are. I don’t see them in the
living room.
Dad: Were you using your computer? Maybe they’re
next to it.
Jim: I’ve already looked there.
Dad: Do you want me to come to your room and help
you look for them?
Jim: Yes.
Dad: I’ll be right there… Jim, look at your room.
What a mess!
3 3. have sent 8. did
Anne: Are you OK, Mum?
Mum: No, Anne, I’m not. Every muscle in my body
hurts. I like hiking, but this is too hard!
Anne: Yeah, this mountain is higher than I thought it
was. But we’re almost at the top and there’s an
amazing cave at the top of the mountain. You’ll
love it.
Mum: A cave? Really? But let’s stop for a few minutes,
Anne.
Anne: Remember, Mum, all this exercise is good for
your heart and lungs. Maybe next week, we’ll go
bungee jumping.
Mum: What? Hiking is OK but …
1. b 2. c 3. a
4. 1. depressed 4. help him look
2. Mum’s job 5. cave
3. frustrated 6. go bungee jumping
5. 1. e 2. a 3. d 4. c 5. f 6. b
(page 78) 9. 1. Jasmine was delighted when her parents gave her a
6. 1. Jack feels guilty because he cheated in a test.
2. My sister was delighted because my parents bought her
a new computer.
3. Jerry has got big blue eyes.
4. Heather’s best friend has just moved to New York.
5. Before there were mobile phones, teenagers couldn’t
send text messages to their friends.
6. I’ve worked hard to improve my marks.
7. 1. so 4. quickly
2. beautiful little 5. me
3. By
8. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
9. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 79)
1. 1. a 2. a 3. b 4. b 5. b
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2. glass 7. coast
3. shop assistant 8. operate
4. make-up 9. muscle
5. university 10. hockey stick
3. 1. didn’t study 4. has ... been
2. Does ... swim 5. am buying / am going to buy
3. are ... going
4. 1. quietly 4. as well as / better than
2. the longest 5. easier than / as easy as
3. hard
5. 1. the most popular 6. can’t
2. just 7. many
4. too sad 9. was written
5. feels 10. can
6. Tom was furious. His bedroom door was open and his laptop
computer was gone. Why did his sister take his things? He
lets her use his mobile phone but he draws the line at his
laptop computer. He isn’t going to put up with this.
(page 80)
7. 1. If you ask me, 4. I suggest
2. Why don’t you 5. Maybe you can
3. You’d better
8. Gary had a very annoying day yesterday. His mother made
delicious pancakes for breakfast but his brother Kevin ate
them all before Gary got to the kitchen. Gary was furious
but he didn’t say anything to his brother. Next, Gary went to
school. It was raining outside, so he opened his umbrella. It
broke right away because it was so windy! It was a bad day
for Gary.
surprise party.
2. I’ve been depressed since last year.
3. You shouldn’t put up with a friend like him.
4. She was miserable because her friends didn’t help her
out.
5. I’m jealous of my brother.
Grammar Practice
REVIEW 1 (page 106)
1. 1. go 4. likes
2. doesn’t clean 5. don’t drink
3. studies 6. Does ... play
2. 1. are using 4. Are ... flying
2. am not having 5. Is ... teaching
3. isn’t running
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3. 1. cooks 4. recycle
2. works 5. throw
3. is planting 6. are collecting
4. 1. b 2. a 3. b 4. b 5. a
5. 1. rained 6. saw
2. damaged 7. wanted
3. blew 8. didn’t know
4. stopped 9. Did ... bring
5. went 10. began
6. 1. Sally and Pam were making dinner at 5 o’clock.
2. I was drinking tea when the phone rang.
3. John wasn’t playing football with his friends yesterday
morning.
4. Were Mr and Mrs Scott cleaning their house at
10 o’clock?
5. Mr Smith wasn’t driving the car when the accident
happened.
(page 107)
7. 1. was having 6. was your mother doing
2. was sitting 7. was happening
3. heard 8. was sleeping
4. were fighting 9. woke
5. fell
8. 1. was reading; was talking
2. was walking; heard
3. Were … browsing; came
4. was cooking; were watching
5. was playing; fell; broke
9. 1. have … heard 4. hasn’t fed
2. has bought 5. hasn’t seen
3. have … cooked
1 0.
1. Q: Has Tom cooked dinner?
A: he has; has cooked
2. Q: Has Mrs Smith ever been to France?
A: she has; has been
3. Q: Have the animals eaten yet?
A: they haven’t; haven’t eaten
4. Q: How long have you studied English?
A: have studied
5. Q: How many Harry Potter books has he read?
A: He has … read
1 1. 1. has worked 4. went
2. has taught 5. haven’t seen
3. hasn’t been
1 2. 1. Did … visit 4. haven’t practiced
2. rescued 5. didn’t go
3. has worked
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REVIEW 2 (page 108)
1. 1. taller than 4. more practical than
2. trendier than 5. worse than
3. better than 6. less expensive than
2. 1. the highest 4. the smallest
2. the longest 5. the most dangerous
3. the most amazing 6. the most popular
3. 1. the best 4. higher than
2. the worst 5. as good as
3. not as high as
4. 1. exciting enough 3. too polluted
2. too noisy 4. not clean enough
5.
1. Will children fly planes to school?
Yes, they will. / No, they won’t.
2. Will cars use electricity?
Yes, they will. / No, they won’t.
3. Will people live on the moon?
Yes, they will. / No, they won’t.
4. Will the world be better than it is today?
Yes, it will. / No, it won’t.
6. 1. is going to visit 5. aren’t going to walk
2. are you going to do 6. are going to take
3. are going to learn 7. Are … going to go
4. are … going to get 8. is going to meet
(page 109)
7. 1. will leave 4. Will … remember
2. am going to visit 5. Are … going to go
3. won’t rain
8. 1. will have 4. will miss
2. study 5. will be
3. don’t wear 6. won’t get
9. 1. can’t 4. could
2. couldn’t 5. Can
3. can 6. Could
1 0. 1. must 4. mustn’t
2. mustn’t 5. mustn’t
3. must 6. must
1 1. 1. b 2. a 3. c 4. b 5. a
1 2. 1. can 4. mustn’t
2. shouldn’t 5. should
3. can 6. couldn’t
REVIEW 3 (page 110)
1. 1. The British Museum is visited by many tourists.
2. The animals in the zoo are fed every morning.
3. We aren’t given homework on Fridays.
4. English isn’t usually spoken in France.
5. Are mobile phones used all around the world?
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2. 1. was watched 4. were written

2. wasn’t built 5. were … made
3. weren’t eaten
3. 1. is visited 4. was constructed
2. are decorated 5. are invited
3. was built
4. 1. Cakes are baked here every day.
2. Letters aren’t written these days.
3. The windows were cleaned last week.
4. Is food prepared in the evenings?
5. When was the dog fed?
5. 1. beautifully 4. hungrily
2. quietly 5. badly
3. slowly
6. 1. farther than 4. as badly as
2. as high as 5. more quickly than
3. better than

(page 111)

7. 1. more frequently than 4. more carefully than

2. sensibly 5. happily
3. seriously
8. 1. did you do 4. did you do after the game
2. went with you 5. paid for it
3. won the game
9. 1. didn’t go 5. am going to buy
2. helps 6. isn’t writing
3. was washing 7. Have you finished
4. was written
1 0. 1. was watching 7. likes
2. have never seen 8. is getting
3. were talking 9. comes
4. shouted 10. will … feel
5. do … want 11. will be
6. are … permitted
1 1. 1. any 7. should
2. angrily 8. the friendliest
3. worse than 9. a
4. more quietly 10. happily
5. didn’t know 11. some
6. recommended 12. better than

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