秋季 练习册 第 19 讲 答案

Lesson 19 – It can’t be real!

2a Look at the pictures and write the best adjective for each using the
words in the box.

2 rough, 3 ancient, 4 natural, 5 soft, 6 smooth, 7 hard, 8 shiny

2b What is each object made of? Unscramble the letters then match the
words and the pictures.
1 tin – e, 2 leather – b, 3 metal – d, 4 cotton – f, 6 plastic – c

2c Complete the table with answers that are true for you.
Students’ own answers.
3a Match the sentence halves. There are two sentence endings you do
not need to use.

2 H, 3 A, 4 B, 5 G, 6 E; The two extra sentence endings are C and F

3b Complete the sentences using the words in the box.

2 can’t, 3 must, 4 smooth, 5 shiny, 6 be, 7 cotton, 8 might

3c Write sentences using the words in the table.

1 The girl might / could be online. 2 The man might / could be a spy. 3 The
vase must be valuable. 4 The swords can’t be metal.

3d Now write a new sentence for each of the pictures in exercise 3c. Use
can, could, must and might and ideas of your own.
Students’ own answers.
4a Read the text and answer the questions. For each question, choose
the correct letter A, B or C.

2 B, 3 C, 4 B, 5 C

4b There are five conversations. For each question, choose the correct
answer A, B or C.

2 C, 3 B, 4 A, 5 C

Presenter: Number 1. How much are the shoes the girl buys?

Girl: Hey, I like these shoes. And they’re only twenty pounds.

Boy: They can’t be leather though, not for that price.

Girl: Hmmm. What about these? They’re half price.

Boy: Sixty pounds reduced to thirty is a bargain.

Girl: Yeah! I’ll get those.

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Presenter: Number 2. Which is the boy’s jacket?

Boy: Mum, have you seen my dark blue jacket?

Woman: It must be in your wardrobe.

Boy: I’ve looked there.

Woman: It could be on the back of your door – or in the hall.

Boy: It’s here on my door, thanks.

Presenter: Number 3. Which boy is Joe?

Boy 1: Look, there’s Joe. He’s in my football team.

Boy 2: He must be going to tennis club.

Boy 1: Yes, he must be.

Presenter: Number 4. Who is cooking?

Girl 1: Mmmm that smells good. Somebody must be cooking.

Girl 2: It can’t be Mum. She’s gone shopping.

Girl 1: It must be Dad – I’ve just seen Grandma watching TV.

Presenter: Number 5. What’s the present?

Boy 1: This is from Grandpa.

Boy 2: It might be a DVD.

Boy 1: It can’t be. It’s too small.

Boy 2: It might be headphones.

[SFX of a present being unwrapped]

Boy 1: Good guess! They’re just what I needed for my MP3 player.

[word count: 190]

5a You will hear a girl, Rosie, talking to a boy, Jack, about her holiday.
Decide if each sentence is correct. If it is correct, choose the letter A for
YES. If it isn’t correct, choose the letter B for NO.
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2 B, 3 A, 4 A, 5 B

Tapescript
Girl: We could be going to Egypt on holiday next summer.
Boy: Egypt. Isn’t that where the ancient pyramids are?
Girl: Yes.
Boy: Wow! They must be amazing! You’re really lucky. I’ve never seen
anything that ancient.
Girl: I’m really excited. I’ve read lots about the Egyptians. They were very
clever.
Boy: Will it be hot in Egypt?
Girl: Yes. It could be about forty degrees centigrade – and humid too.
Boy: That’s much better than here – according to the forecast, it might be
below freezing next week.
Girl: Oh no, I hate the cold!
[word count: 85]
5b Read the clues and complete the crossword.

Across: 4 natural, 7 cotton, 8 plastic, 10 leather, 13 metals;

Down: 2 valuable, 3 soft, 5 wool, 6 ancient, 9 tin, 11 rough, 12 smooth, 14

shiny

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