WORKBOOK ANSWER KEY A2

4 No, there isn’t, but there’s a café with

Starter Unit 1 food.
5 Let’s go. Are there any night buses to
VOCABULARY 1 VOCABULARY 1 get back?
Page 4 Page 8 6 Yes, there’s the number 12.
1 30 days: April, June, September, 1 1 FLAT 2 MUSEUM 3 STADIUM 7 There’s one problem. I don’t have any
November 4 CASTLE 5 STATION 6 CAFÉ 7 LIBRARY money.
31 days: January, March, May, July, 8 SHOP 9 THEATRE 10 TOWER
August, October, December 11 CINEMA LISTENING
2 February A M S T R C R I F M Page 12
3 1 Turkish 2 Mexican 3 Italian 1 1 understand 2 word 3 Listen
M U H Q H E A N W U
4 Japanese 5 German 6 Russian 4 know 5 Use 6 understand 7 ideas
7 Spanish E I O Y W E O F Y S
2 a Eva b John c Sasha
4a 1 first 2 fifth 3 third 4 seventh N D P O U I A X E E 3 b
5 second 6 fourth 7 sixth I A T V T O J T Y U 4 c
4c 1 Monday 2 Tuesday 3 Wednesday 5 a
C T M A G O V R R M
4 Thursday 5 Friday 6 Saturday
Q S T E L T S A C E
6 My dad doesn’t live with us anymore.
5 1 c 2 d 3 e 4 b 5 a But I see him every weekend and that’s
Z S L I B R A R Y B great for both of us. He lives in Calgary
GRAMMAR 1 F L A T U E V H X Q now and it’s a long trip by train to get
Page 5 there. I don’t mind that. It’s always good
K A Q W T K Q S Q J
1 1 am 2 is 3 are to be with him.
2 1 I’m a student. 2 My grandmother is 2 1 airport 2 zoo 3 square 4 shopping
from the UK. 3 He’s my brother. 4 My centre 5 park 6 house VOCABULARY 2
friends are from Rome. 5 We’re from 3 1 centre 2 centre 3 park 4 centre Page 13
Japan. 6 I’m from Poland. 7 She’s 5 centre 6 pool 1 Male: dad, brother, husband, son,
Mexican. 4 1 school 2 Street 3 centre 4 flat uncle
3 1 How old is Paola? 2 Where are they 5 restaurant 6 stadium Female: aunt, daughter, mum, sister,
from? 3 What’s your name? 4 How old 5 1 station 2 castle 3 museum wife
are you? 5 When’s your birthday? 6 How 4 square 5 theatre 6 café Both: cousin, parent
old is your sister? 2 1 ✗ one sister 2 ✓ 3 ✗ three cousins
4 1 ’s 2 ’m 3 ’m 4 Where 5 from 6 ’m READING 4 ✗ two cousins 5 ✓ 6 ✗ Ben’s wife
7 How 8 are 9 When 10 ’s Page 9 7 ✗ Lily’s husband 8 ✓
1 1 titles 2 text 3 timetable 4 article 3 1 aunt 2 sister 3 uncle 4 cousin
VOCABULARY 2 5 pictures 5 grandfather/grandad 6 mum/mother
Page 6 2 1 d 2 e 3 a 4 c 5 b 7 sister 8 husband 9 grandson
1a 1 red 2 orange 3 blue 4 brown 3 b 4 1 married 2 husband 3 wife 4 sons
5 yellow 6 green 7 white 8 black 4 c 5 sister 6 parents 7 cousins
1b a 3 b 1 c 7 d 5 e 6 f 4 g 2 h 8 5 1 a 2 c 3 e 4 b 5 f 6 g 7 d
2a Words & Beyond
GRAMMAR 1 5 1 g 2 f 3 a 4 c 5 h 6 e 7 d 8 b 9 i
B O R A N G E N A
Page 10 6 a guidebook b weekend c website
L R E R B R O W N (any order)
1 1 is 2 are 3 isn’t 4 aren’t 5 Is 6 is
A T D E L E N H T
7 isn’t 8 Are 9 are 10 aren’t 7 1 quiet 2 boring 3 small 4 lonely
C N B L U E F I R 2 1 There’s 2 isn’t 3 There are 4 aren’t 5 happy 6 big 7 nice
5 There’s 6 There’s 7 There are 8 isn’t 8 1 Chinese 2 Greek 3 Russian
K G E P I N L T Y
3a 1 any 2 any 3 a 4 a 5 any 6 any 4 Japanese 5 American 6 Italian
Y E L L O W T E O 7 Spanish 8 Polish 9 Brazilian
3b 1 there aren’t 2 there are 3 there is
2b purple 10 Kenyan
4 there isn’t 5 there aren’t 6 there are
3 1 clock 2 door 3 window 4 wall 4 1 any 2 some 3 some 4 some 5 any
GRAMMAR 2
5 floor 6 board 7 chair 8 desk 6 any
Page 14
Page 11 1 1 have 2 has 3 haven’t 4 hasn’t
GRAMMAR 2
5 1 between 2 behind 3 next to 5 Have 6 Has 7 have 8 hasn’t
Page 7
4 in front of 5 near 6 opposite 2 1 haven’t 2 haven’t 3 haven’t 4 has
1 1 this 2 that 3 those 4 these
6 1 on 2 in 3 behind 4 between 5 near 5 hasn’t 6 haven’t 7 have
2 1 sandwiches 2 bags 3 fishes
6 under 3a 1 Has Kylie got a brother?
4 women 5 boxes 6 tomatoes 7 days
7 1 are 2 in 3 aren’t 4 is 5 over 2 Has Kylie got a sister?
8 cities
6 isn’t 7 is 8 opposite 3 Has Lucy got a brother?
3 1 me 2 him 3 her 4 it 5 us 6 you
8 1 Is there anything to do tonight? 4 Has Lucy got a sister?
7 them
2 Yes, there is. There’s a good film at 5 Have they got any cousins? / Have
4a 1 We 2 them 3 they 4 us 5 Her
the cinema. Kylie and Lucy got any cousins?
6 He 7 He 8 him
3 Great! Is there a restaurant near the 6 Have they got long hair? / Have Kylie
4b 1 These 2 her 3 that’s 4 They
cinema? and Lucy got long hair?
5 That’s 6 those

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7 Has Lucy got a pet?
3b 1 No, she hasn’t. 2 Yes, she has.
3 Yes, she has. 4 No, she hasn’t. 5 No,
they haven’t. 6 Yes, they have. 7 Yes,
she has.
4 1 Have you got any cousins?
2 I haven’t got any here, but I’ve got lots
in America.
3 How many have you got?
4 We haven’t got the money to visit them
there.
5 I haven’t got any family in America, but
I’ve got a cousin in Australia.
6 I’m sure they’ve all got computers.
SPEAKING
Page 15
1 5 What 6 When 7 How
2 1 tell 2 Take 3 on 4 miss 5 How
6 round 7 on 8 left
3 1 e 2 a 3 d
4 1 Excuse 2 get 3 way 4 lost
5 straight 6 Turn 7 Take 8 on 9 corner
10 miss
6 1 Excuse me 2 please 3 Thanks
4 please 5 Thanks so much
6 Excuse me 7 please 8 Thank you
WRITING
Page 16
1 1 capital 2 nationalities 3 full stops
4 commas 5 ideas 6 apostrophes
7 verbs 8 question marks 9 questions
10 exclamation marks
2a and 2b 1 Hi Roman(,) 1 2 Best
wishes, Raul 8 3 It’s near a park, a
castle and the Prado museum. 5 4 Why
don’t you visit? 7 5 My dad’s got a flat
here. 4 6 There’s also Real Madrid’s
stadium to see. 6 7 How are you? 2
8 I’m in Madrid now. 3
3 Hi Toby,
I love Luna Park in Istanbul. There are
so many things to do there for young
people. The best thing is the big wheel.
You can see all of the city from the top.
There’s also a cool café, two ice-cream
places and a great pizza restaurant. Why
don’t you visit some time?
Love,
Gemma
LIFE SKILLS
Page 17
1 1 Good morning. 2 Good morning.
3 Hello Charles, how are you? 4 Very
well, thank you, George. How are you?
2 1 F 2 F 3 F 4 T 5 F 6 T 7 T
3 1 meet 2 it 3 morning 4 you 5 Paula
6 you 7 Jack
4 1 b 2 c 3 a 4 b 5 a 6 c
VOCABULARY REVIEW 1 4 1 About 1.7 million 2 20% 3 bicycle
Page 18 4 the water; swimming pools 5 lots of /
1 1 green 2 red 3 yellow 4 white many / a lot of (etc) 6 one
5 orange 6 blue
2a 1 wall 2 table 3 desk 4 door GRAMMAR 1
5 clock 6 window 7 chair 8 light 9 floor Page 22
10 posters 1 1 generally true
2b 1 clock, poster, board 2 desk, chair, 2 habits and routines
table 3 window, door, (possibly: desk) 3 I/you/we/they
3 1 roof 2 flat 3 tower 4 castle 5 café 4 he/she/it
6 canal 7 station 8 street 5 ch/-s/-sh/-x/-o
6 consonant + -y
GRAMMAR REVIEW 1 2 1 days and dates
Page 19 2 months, years, seasons, the morning,
1 1 them 2 They 3 they 4 us 5 her etc
6 she 7 we 8 her 9 he 10 He 11 me 3 (mid)night, lunchtime, the weekend,
2a 1 Where 2 Who 3 How 4 Where 6 o’clock, etc
3 1 plays 2 ✓ 3 offers 4 ✓ 5 flies 6 ✓
2b a 1 b 5 c 7 d 3 e 2 f 4 g 6 7 brushes 8 ✓
3a 1 Is this your pen? 4a 1 celebrate 2 has 3 snows 4 stay
2 Have you got my book? 5 goes 6 watch 7 finishes 8 meets
3 Is she looking at me? 4b Generally true: 1, 3, 7
4 Is there a problem? Habits or routines: 2, 4, 5, 6, 8
5 Is that the lost girl? Page 23
6 Have you got the right answer / 5 1 in 2 on 3 at 4 in 5 in 6 in 7 at
answer right? 8 on
3b 1 b 2 c 3 b 4 a 5 b 6 c 6 /ɪz/ brushes, chooses, finishes,
washes
Unit 2 /z/ goes, buys, does, plays
/s/ meets, wants
VOCABULARY 1 7 1 meet 2 on 3 go 4 at 5 In 6 play
Page 20 7 go 8 play 9 at 10 In 11 visit
1 1 twenty past seven 2 six o’clock 12 sleep/stay
3 quarter to nine 4 half past one 5 ten
past four 6 ten to two 7 twenty-five to LISTENING
three 8 five past ten Page 24
2 1 c 2 f 3 a 4 e 5 d 6 g 7 b 1 1 hear 2 decide 3 help
3 1 get up 2 1 bedroom 2 bathroom 3 kitchen
2 seven fifteen / quarter past seven 4 living room
3 get to school 3 1 bedroom 2 kitchen 3 living room
4 eight fifteen / quarter past eight 4 bathroom
5 have/eat lunch 5 1 c 2 b 3 b 4 c
6 twelve thirty / half past twelve
7 go home VOCABULARY 2
8 three thirty / half past three Page 25
9 go to bed 1a 1 armchair 2 bookcase 3 carpets
10 nine thirty / half past nine 4 cooker 5 cupboard 6 curtains 7 fridge
4 1 have a shower 2 get home 3 clean 8 lamp 9 shelf 10 sofa 11 wardrobe
my teeth 4 get dressed 5 pack my 12 washing machine
school bag 6 brush my hair 1b 1 c 2 d 3 b 4 e 5 a
5 1 T 2 T 3 F 4 T
Words & Beyond
READING 2 1 equator 2 seasons 3 rain 4 winter
Page 21 5 shines 6 warm 7 windy 8 midnight
1 1 a 2 c 3 d 4 b 9 snows
2 b 3 1 lunchtime 2 hungry 3 bored 4 quiet
3 1 How many people live there? 5 timetable 6 school year
2 How many journeys are on bicycles?
3 What can you do for free? GRAMMAR 2
4 Where can you swim? Page 26
5 Does Copenhagen have many 1 1 sometimes 2 often 3 usually
beaches? 4 adverb
6 Are there lots of aquariums in 2 1 never 2 hardly ever 3 usually
Copenhagen? 4 always 5 often 6 sometimes

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3 1 He often listens to the radio. GRAMMAR REVIEW 1&2 2 Do Kate and Mary go to the same
2 They sometimes read a book. Page 31 school? Yes, they do.
3 I always take sugar in my coffee. 1 1 under 2 over 3 in front 4 behind 3 Does Anna study science? Yes, she
4 Ruth and Frank are often hungry. 5 in (inside) 6 on 7 near 8 next to does.
5 My grandmother normally goes for a 9 opposite 10 between 4 Do you go on study trips? No, I don’t.
walk in the evening. 2 1 are 2 are 3 is 4 Is 5 Are 6 aren’t 5 Do your parents help you with your
6 Jack usually helps his father in the 7 isn’t 8 are homework? No, they don’t.
kitchen. 3 1 Have you got any pets? 2 ✓ 3 ✓ 6 Do I have the correct answers? Yes,
7 They never watch TV in the afternoon. 4 Have you got a big family? 5 We have you do.
8 Christine never answers her phone. always got lots to talk about. 6 ✓ 7 She 7 Does Paul read a lot? No, he doesn’t.
4 1 Bella’s always late. has got a new car. 8 My grandparents
2 Jack is hardly ever here. have got a house in the country. LISTENING
3 When he’s late, Jack often forgets to 4 In: month, seasons, the afternoon, the Page 36
call. morning, 2015 1 1 task 2 important 3 information
4 Bella usually does her homework in my At: lunchtime, the weekend, 6 o’clock 2 1 England 2 Germany 3 Russia
bedroom. On: date, day 4 Italy 5 the USA 6 Turkey 7 Mexico
5 Jack never replies to my emails. 8 Spain 9 Japan 10 South Africa
6 Bella is always on the phone.
Unit 3 3 1 school uniforms 2 do not have
7 Jack sometimes watch movies on my 3 stopped; 2012 4 started (again); 2013
computer. VOCABULARY 1 4 1 ✗ 2 ✓ 3 ✓ 4 ✗ 5 ✗ 6 ✓ 7 ✓ 8 ?
8 Bella is normally busy in the evening. Page 32 9 ✗ 10 ✓
1 1 ✓ 2 ✓ 3 ✓ 4 ✓ 5 ✓ 6 ✓ 7 ✓ 8 ✗ 5 3 Turkey 4 Russia
SPEAKING 9 ✗
Page 27 2 1 a 2 h 3 g (c) 4 e 5 c 6 d 7 f 8 b (a) VOCABULARY 2
1 1 21:00 2 19:30 3 23:15 4 14:45 3 1 b 2 c 3 f 4 e 5 d 6 a Page 37
5 20:20 6 21:50 1 1 belt; a 2 tie; c 3 jumper; h
4a 1 languages 2 PE 3 design &
3 c✓ technology 4 maths 5 science 6 Music 4 skirt; d 5 jeans; g 6 shirt; b
4 1 time 2 next 3 one 4 long 5 before 4b Students’ own answers. 7 coat; e 8 gloves; f 9 jacket; i
6 Er … B E L T W S L U G N
READING J E A N S S K S H A
WRITING Page 33
Page 28 T J H V A Z E I H E
1 1 quickly 2 Don’t try 3 general topic
1 1 add 2 before 3 end I A W Q T V T L R J
2 b
2 1 Hania 2 Hania 3 Yes
3 c E C G O O C D Q T T
3 1 also 2 too 3 also
4 1 c 2 a 3 c L K F L R C O R J A
4 1 also 2 too 3 also 4 too 5 also
5 1 A 2 D 3 B 4 C
6 also T E G C A J I A Z U

LIFE SKILLS
Page 29
1 1 c 2 a 3 b
2 Suggested answer: Alice is not very
good at organising her time or keeping
her room tidy.
3 Suggested answers:
She can put her books on the shelf.
She can tidy her desk.
She can make a plan or timetable.
VOCABULARY REVIEW 1&2
Page 30
1 Across: 3 washing machine
6 curtains 8 bookcase 10 lamp
11 carpet
Down: 1 wardrobe 2 armchair 4 sofa
5 fridge 6 cupboard 7 shelf 9 cooker
2 1 zoo 2 theatre 3 sports centre
4 swimming pool 5 shop 6 restaurant
3 1 library 2 square 3 airport 4 station
5 castle 6 museum 7 theme park
8 shopping centre
4 1 guidebook 2 guide 3 directions
4 turn 5 straight on 6 corner 7 canal
8 miss
GRAMMAR 1 F T Y Z W H K M T W
Page 34 T E A X S Z S E U T
1 1 routines 2 doesn’t 3 do 4 What J U M P E R S E U T
5 does 6 doesn’t
2 1 B 2 T 3 T 4 TB 5 B 6 TB 7 B
2 1 a 2 a 3 b 4 a 5 c 6 c 7 b
3 1 bag 2 Earrings 3 gloves 4 trainers
3 1 Do 2 do 3 do you 4 doesn’t 5 Do
5 dress
6 don’t
4a 1 Where 2 What 3 When 4 How Words & Beyond
5 What 6 Who 7 Where 8 Which 9 Why 4 1 typical 2 uniform 3 stripes
Page 35 4 earrings 5 rules 6 track 7 breaks
4b a 1 b 2 c 7 d 6 e 9 f 3 g 8 h 4 i 5 8 amazing 9 stuff
5a 1 Do they often go on school trips?
2 Where does she usually spend her GRAMMAR 2
holidays? Page 38
3 Does it rain a lot in your country? 1 1 relationships 2 noun 3 plural
4 When does he have free time? 4 question
5 Does she go to restaurants? 2 1 mine 2 yours 3 his 4 hers 5 ours
6 What do they like to eat? 6 theirs
7 Do you drink coffee? 3a 1 Whose books are these? 2 Whose
8 Why do I sometimes make mistakes? backpack is this? 3 Whose scarf is this?
5b a 7 b 3 c 1 d 5 4 Whose hat is this? 5 Whose trainers
6 1 doesn’t send 2 don’t have 3 does are these? 6 Whose earrings are these?
your family love you 4 Yes, all of them 7 Whose tie is this? 8 Whose gloves are
do 5 Why don’t you 6 doesn’t want these?
7 Do you know why 8 Why doesn’t it 3b 1 They’re Matt’s. 2 It’s Mary’s. 3 It’s
7 1 Does John like maths? Yes, he does. Matt’s. 4 It’s Mary’s. 5 They’re Matt’s.

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6 They’re Mary’s. 7 It’s Matt’s. 8 They’re VOCABULARY REVIEW 1–3 GRAMMAR 1

Mary’s. Page 42 Page 46
4 1 b parents’ 2 b daughters’ 1 1 d 2 f 3 b 4 c 5 a 6 e 1 1 now 2 around now 3 right now
3 a cousin’s 4 a neighbours’ 5 a team’s 2 1 gloves 2 hat 3 socks 4 scarf 4 future 5 at 10.30
6 b students’ 5 sunglasses 6 belt 7 jacket 8 skirt 2 1 am (‘m) 2 are (’re) 3 are not
5 1 mine 2 sister’s 3 mum’s 4 hers 3 1 up 2 up 3 have 4 get 5 have (aren’t) 4 she (note: can also be he, but
5 dad’s/mum’s/parents’/sister’s 6 clean 7 pack 8 get 9 do she is best option since related short
6 people’s 7 dad’s/mum’s/parents’/ 4 1 sister 2 uncle 3 children/daughters answer also uses she) 5 is
sister’s 4 wife 5 cousins 6 married 7 child/son 3 1 a 2 b 3 b 4 a 5 b 6 b
6 1 Whose earrings are these? They’re 8 grandfather
Juanita’s.
Page 47
5 1 b 2 f 3 d 4 e 5 c 6 h 7 g 8 a 4 1 am/’m leaving 2 is/’s watching
2 Whose shorts are these? They’re 6 1 library 2 stadium 3 airport 4 castle
mine. 3 isn’t / is not working 4 is/’s sitting
5 school 6 station 7 museum 5 am/’m not feeling 6 are/’re going 7 Is
3 Whose hoody is this? It’s Mario’s.
4 Whose top is this? It’s hers. (Matt) going 8 Am (I) sitting
GRAMMAR REVIEW 1–3 5 1 now 2 studying 3 not studying
5 Whose cat is this? It’s theirs. Page 43
6 Whose trainers are these? They’re 4 are you going 5 I’m meeting 6 are
1a 1 Whose 2 Who is 3 Who has 7 ’re 8 I’m leaving
Kim’s. 4 Whose 5 Who is 6 Whose 7 Who has 6 1 Why’s Jill smiling? 2 Are you leaving
8 Whose
SPEAKING tomorrow? 3 Are you going anywhere?
1b 1 Adam’s 2 Adam 3 Adam 4 Adam’s 4 The children are laughing. 5 Matt’s
Page 39 5 Adam 6 Adam’s 7 Adam 8 Adam’s
1 1 Greek 2 blond 3 wavy 4 green reading the newspaper. 6 When’s your
2 1 a 2 d 3 b 4 e 5 c 6 g 7 f mother coming home? 7 Who’s going to
5 glasses 6 piano
3 1 your 2 haven’t 3 my 4 at 5 has the party tomorrow? 8 Are you waiting
3 6 do 7 her 8 ask 9 What is 10 sister’s for me?
Liam Noel 4 1 plays 2 likes 3 doesn’t 4 are 7 1 + We’re going to the cinema later.
tall ✓ ✓ 5 wears 6 they – We aren’t going to the cinema later.
blond hair ✓ ? Are we going to the cinema later?
brown hair ✓ Unit 4 2 + He’s going to the party.
basketball ✓ – He isn’t going to the party.
piano ✓ VOCABULARY 1 ? Is he going to the party?
jokes Page 44 3 + She’s crying.
✓
black clothes
1 1 listen to music 2 go shopping – She isn’t crying.
✓
3 watch television 4 play the piano ? Is she crying?
glasses ✓ 5 play video games 6 meet friends 4 + They’re playing computer games.
4a 1 tall 2 got 3 plays 4 tells 7 go on the internet 8 ride a bike – They aren’t playing computer games.
5 brother’s 6 got 7 wears 2 1 listen to music 2 ride a bike / ? Are they playing computer games?
4b He’s tall. He’s got blond hair. He meet friends 3 watch television 4 go 5 + They’re listening to music.
plays the piano. He wears glasses. He shopping 5 play the piano / ride a bike – They aren’t listening to music.
wears black clothes. 6 go on the internet 7 meet friends / go ? Are they listening to music?
5 1 She’s got 2 She 3 She’s 4 She on the internet 8 play video games
5 got 6 She’s 3 close, come, cry, end, go out, arrive, LISTENING
get, stand, take off, talk to 1 go out Page 48
WRITING 2 end 3 cry 4 come 5 close 6 talk to 1 1 speaking 2 information 3 sounds
Page 40 7 take off 8 stand 9 get 10 arrive 2 1 announcement 2 conversation
1 1 and 2 or 3 but 4 or 4 1 talk to; listen to 2 arrive; leave 3 audio tour 4 talk
2 1 but 2 or 3 and 4 and 5 or 6 but 3 stay in; go out 4 get; send 5 take off; 3 1 announcement 2 audio tour
3 B take off 6 sit; stand 3 conversation 4 talk
4 1 or 2 and 3 or 4 or 5 but 6 or/and 4 1 café 2 train 3 school 4 museum
7 but (and is possible but the presence READING 5 1 iced coffee and orange juice
of the comma makes it less likely to be Page 45 2 there’s no lift 3 (at least) 10 minutes
the right option) 8 or 1 1 top 2 message 3 dates 4 correct before the exam starts 4 kings and
2 1 blogs ✓ 6 text messages ✓ queens (of Europe)
LIFE SKILLS 7 internet forums ✓
Page 41 3 a
1 1 V 2 K 3 A 4 V 5 A 6 K 4a A 2 B 5 C 4 D 3 E 1 F 6 
3 Suggested answer: The teacher can 4b Comment A: 10:05
show videos about history, take the Comment B: 10:20 Comment C: 10:15
class on study trips to historical sites Comment D: 10:10 Comment E: 10:00
and use things like costumes, objects Comment F: 10:25
and photos in the lessons. 5 1 Sophie (C/Carter) 2 4 3 Because
she loves films.

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VOCABULARY 2 WRITING
Page 49 Page 52
Unit 5
1 1 coffee 2 entrance 3 ground 1 1 a main heading 2 other headings VOCABULARY 1
4 information 5 lift 6 first 7 toilets 2 1 winter fair 2 Sunday (8th December) Page 56
8 gift 9 ticket 10 stairs 3 homemade food 4 age 0–15: free; 1 1 fish 2 tea; juice 3 steak; burger
E L P A K T G E G R Z D age 16 and over: £12 or £10 online in 4 soup 5 egg 6 yoghurt; cheese
I A W S C T T R E I R D
advance 7 pasta 8 grape 9 rice
3 1 a 2 d 3 c 4 f 5 e 6 b
S N F I E R T T O Q F H A Y P J U I C E
T K F K B T L S Z U E T LIFE SKILLS G O A F I S H R
A M C O I Z T A W F N T Page 53 R G S O U P E I
I I J Y R E Q N W B T D 1 Suggested answer: Andrea needs A H T O M E E C
R R O O L M Z C B J R C
to take some French students on a
shopping trip round London. She doesn’t P U A D E G S E
S G G I Y E A E Y U A A
know where to take them. E R B U R G E R
K C O F F E E T L U N R 2 Suggested answer: friends, family, the S T E A K T E A
G T F I R S T W I F C O internet, What’s on pages in magazines/
S J P A A T F Z F O E V newspapers, guidebook 2 1 potato 2 vegetable 3 butter
3 Suggested answer: 4 green 5 sugar 6 yellow 7 biscuit
Y J D T I C K E T S N F
Hi Andrea 8 bread 9 meat
2 1 gift shop 2 ground floor 3 coffee Don’t panic! There are lots of really 3 1 ✓ 2 ✗ 3 ✓ 4 ✗ 5 ✓ 6 ✗ 7 ✗ 8 ✓
shop 4 first floor 5 lift 6 stairs good websites which tell you where to 4 1 cake 2 sweet 3 cola 4 juice
7 entrance 8 ticket office 9 toilets go in London. You can also borrow a 5 carrot
10 information desk guidebook from a library. Or you could 5a 1 tomato 2 milk 3 meat 4 onions
ask your friends for ideas. 5 chocolate 6 rice 7 pasta
Words & Beyond
5b a 3 b 4 c 6 d 1 e 2 f 7 g 5
3 1 truth 2 announcement 3 exhibition
4 event 5 park 6 umbrella 7 playground
VOCABULARY REVIEW 1–4
Page 54 READING
8 tour Page 57
1 1 square 2 library 3 stadium
4 1 looking forward to 2 festival 1 1 Identify 2 Look 3 underline
4 station 5 shopping centre 6 museum
3 social networking 4 performer 4 Decide
7 castle 8 airport 9 lift 10 coffee shop
5 hip hop 2 1 anybody 2 parents 3 students
2 1 vacuum cleaner 2 cupboard 3 toys
4 sofa 5 armchair 6 fridge 7 bookcase 4 students 5 teachers 6 students
GRAMMAR 2 7 anybody
Page 50 8 carpet 9 wardrobe 10 washing
machine 3 1 c 2 b 3 a
1 1 progress now 2 around now 4 1 d 2 b 3 a
3 habits 4 generally true 5 this week 3 1 g 2 f 3 b 4 d 5 e 6 a 7 c 8 h
6 always 4 1 start school 2 get up 3 have
my breakfast 4 have a shower 5 get GRAMMAR 1
2 Present simple: always, hardly Page 58
ever, most of the time, never, often, dressed 6 brush my hair 7 ride my bike
8 have lunch 9 get home 10 do my 1 1 singular 2 plural 3 sentences
sometimes, usually 4 questions 5 negative 6 positive
Present continuous: this week, at the homework 11 go swimming
7 offers
moment, later, now, today 2 Much: cheese, bread, food, meat,
3 1 b 2 e 3 a 4 c 5 d 6 f
GRAMMAR REVIEW 1–4
Page 55 pasta, rice
4 1 Are they coming 2 she doing 3 not Many: bananas, carrots, chips, eggs,
1 1 in; at 2 between 3 in front of
going 4 do they have 5 are you doing pizzas, sandwiches
4 on; on 5 near / next to; at
6 Does he go 7 ’re working 8 Do you 3 1 much 2 many 3 many 4 much
6 next to / near 7 near / next to; on
drink 5 many 6 much
8 at; next to / near
5a a Are (you) coming b am/’m working 4 1 any 2 some 3 a 4 a 5 some
2 1 sometimes 2 always 3 rarely
c goes d eat e Do (they usually) work 6 much 7 some 8 any 9 some
4 often 5 never 6 later 7 at 6 o’clock
f don’t drink g is/’s sleeping h are not /
8 next weekend Page 59
aren’t coming
3 1 think 2 ’s jumping 3 ’s shopping 5 1 b 2 c 3 a 4 a 5 b 6 c 7 a 8 a 9 c
5b 1 h 2 g 3 a 4 d 5 b 6 c 7 e 8 f
4 ’m living / live 5 live 6 have 6 1 much 2 many 3 any 4 some 5 any
SPEAKING 7 ’s raining 8 rains 6 some 7 any 8 some
Page 51 7 1 We haven’t got much food, have
1 Suggested answers: ask where a we? 2 No, we haven’t got many things
place they want to visit is; ask when left. 3 Have you got a pen and some
something closes; ask how much paper / some paper and a pen? 4 some
something costs 5 some 6 any 7 a 8 any 9 Have we got
2 toilets 1, closing times 3, a coffee any chicken? 10 a 11 some 12 many
shop 2 13 many 14 some 15 a 16 I haven’t
3 1 Where’s 2 cost 3 time 4 get got any energy left.
5 question 6 ask 7 help 8 welcome

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LISTENING SPEAKING 3
Page 60 Page 63 Play Go Do
1 1 voice 2 old 3 topic 4 people 1 1 fantastic 2 sorry 3 terrible ice hockey cycling gymnastics
2 three 4 believe 5 amazing cards horse-riding
3 1 c 2 a 3 b 3 The dog / Romeo is missing. golf skateboarding
table tennis snowboarding
4 b 4 1 The dog / Romeo is back home. tennis surfing
5 Speaker 1 d Speaker 2 c 2 He’s got a girlfriend and her name’s swimming
Speaker 3 a Speaker 4 b Juliet.
7 Speaker 1: a, Speaker 2: c, Speaker
WRITING 4 1 swimmer 2 golfer 3 gymnast
3: b
Page 64 4 footballer 5 surfer 6 runner
VOCABULARY 2 1 1 reasons 2 Why 3 verb 4 Don’t use
2 1 ✓ 2 ✗ 3 ✓ 4 ✗ 5 ✓ 6 ✗ 7 ✗
READING
Page 61
Page 69
1 Positive meaning: busy, fit, well, 3 1 e 2 a 3 f 4 c 5 d 6 b
1 1 type 2 adjective 3 similar
active, lucky
LIFE SKILLS 4 understand
Negative meaning: ill, stressed, lazy,
unhappy, tired Page 65 2 1 athlete / sports star 2 five
1 1 say 2 Ask 3 share 4 Don’t write 3 footballer
S L O E Q T I L L D 3 1 c 2 d 3 a 4 e 5 b
5 Think 6 Be polite 7 block 8 tell
N T V S X F D R A Q 4 1 method 2 tips 3 recover
U L R T I R E D Z N VOCABULARY REVIEW 1–5 4 stressed 5 talent
N L P E W Q B V Y I Page 66
1 1 b 2 c 3 f 4 a 5 e 6 d GRAMMAR 1
H Q U E S I W I L E Page 70
2 1 seasons 2 lunchtime 3 Northern
A T L C H S L G V F Lights 4 shines 5 mess 6 windy 1 1 time 2 be 3 can’t 4 play 5 can
P L K W K J E I K I 3 1 shop 2 floor 3 lift 4 office 2 1 how 2 perfectly 3 confidently 4 fast
5 ground 6 desk 5 hard 6 easily
P G C E A Y T D K T
4 1 canal 2 tower 3 castle 4 park 3 1 can; can’t 2 can; can’t 3 can’t; can
Y Y A R B C M H P M 4 can’t; can 5 can; can’t 6 can’t
5 airport 6 station 7 square
O Y A G A B U S Y N 5 1 get up 2 have 3 get 4 have 5 do 4 1 can 2 can 3 can’t 4 can 5 can’t
6 clean/brush 7 pack 8 get/take 6 can’t 7 can 8 can
2 1 tired 2 stressed 3 unhappy 4 ill
5 lucky 6 well 7 busy 8 active 9 fit Page 71
10 lazy GRAMMAR REVIEW 1–5 5 1 fast 2 easily 3 well 4 fully 5 truly
Page 67 6 happily 7 terribly 8 specially
Words & Beyond 1 1 any 2 don’t 3 any 4 some 5 want 6 1 hard 2 badly 3 slowly 4 confidently
3 1 menu 2 dish 3 onions 4 sauce 6 us 7 My 8 yours 5 well 6 late
5 dessert 6 lemon 2 1 Are 2 am 3 ’m/am 4 Do 5 ’s/is 7 1 quickly 2 fast 3 well 4 easily
4 1 a 2 b 3 c 4 a 5 b 6 c 6 haven’t 7 are 8 Have 5 perfectly 6 beautifully
3 1 Where 2 What 3 How 4 When 8 1 He climbs really confidently.
GRAMMAR 2 5 Who 6 Which 7 How (When) 8 Who 2 He plays the piano well.
Page 62 (What) 9 What (Which) 10 When (Why) 3 The game moves slowly.
1 1 enjoy 2 hate 3 noun 4 verb 4 1 friend’s 2 I’m waiting 3 never go 4 He sings badly.
2 1 driving 2 running 3 swimming 4 At 5 do 6 Italy 7 use 8 isn’t 9 like 5 Can you tell jokes well?
4 tidying 5 writing 6 riding 7 being 10 don’t 6 He is not very good but he learns very
8 travelling 9 visiting 5 1 a 2 c 3 c 4 b 5 c 6 a 7 c quickly.
3 1 I love eating chips. 2 I enjoy 7 She can’t play well.
cooking. 3 ✓ 4 I hate being late. Unit 6 8 He can’t do maths very well.
5 Xavier likes playing tennis. 6 Hara
doesn’t like getting up early. 7 ✓ VOCABULARY 1 LISTENING
4 1 Where do you like going out for a meal? Page 68 Page 72
2 Why don’t you like parties? 1 1 surfing 2 cycling 3 basketball 1 1 imperatives 2 now 3 instruction
3 Which subject do you enjoy studying? 4 skiing 5 volleyball 6 horse-riding 2 1 serves 2 touch 3 touch 4 step
4 Why don’t you like fish? 7 swimming 8 sailing 9 football 5 touch 6 hold 7 Score 8 Change
5 Do you dislike cooking? 10 baseball 3 2 Suggested answer: Each team has
6 What’s your favourite meal? 2 1 badminton 2 bowling 3 ice hockey six players. Move one position clockwise
5 a 2 b 4 c 6 d 1 e 3 f 5 4 gymnastics 5 chess 6 rugby when your team wins a point.
6 1 Fela loves riding his new bike. 5 1 Hit; Take 2 Hit; run; Run 3 Hop;
2 He likes/enjoys going to school on the step
bike. 6 1 b 2 a 3 c
3 He doesn’t like / dislikes doing tests.
4 He hates shopping in supermarkets.
5 He likes/enjoys studying art.
6 He doesn’t like / dislikes eating meat.
7 He loves meeting new people.

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VOCABULARY 2 SPEAKING Suggested answers:

Page 73 Page 75 2 They’re sending messages. / They’re
1 3 1 to go out / to go to the park standing next to a wall.
2 to go to the toilet 3 to use the internet 3 He’s reading a book. / He’s waiting for
D S H O O T L L G T
/ to go online a bus. / He’s sitting down.
T E I W A M U O G H 4 She’s riding a ride at the
4 1 right 2 but 3 course 4 sorry
L I S Y D K J O J R fun fair / theme park. / She’s riding a
F W H T Z X U K X O WRITING horse. / She’s laughing with her friend.
Page 76 5 They’re playing football.
R C X E R B M F G W 6 She’s playing the guitar.
1 1 reader 2 one topic or point 3 space
K F S T M O P O T R 2 A 2 B 1 C 3 4 1 play 2 are visiting 3 like
Q O G I H T Y R L C 3 Paragraph 1: In tennis you have to hit 4 ’m learning 5 listen 6 ’m taking
a small ball with a racket. You need to 7 hate 8 love
L M L T H R M O V E
hit the ball over the net and keep it in
R C A K Z W I N K U
the court. In women’s tennis you usually Unit 7
X L D G X P Q W F V play three sets. To win a set a player
needs to win six or seven games. VOCABULARY 1
2 1 win 2 Climb 3 Look for 4 Throw; Page 80
destroy 5 Hit 6 Jump 7 lose 8 Move Paragraph 2: I like the sport because
it takes real ability and practice to be 1 1 fifth 2 of April 3 thousand
9 Shoot 4 oh nine 5 twenty fourteen 6 eighteen
good. It’s also a mixture of relaxing with
Words & Beyond friends and being competitive – wanting hundred
3 1 viewers 2 competitors 3 ability to win. 2 1 the nineteenth of March, two
4 competitive 5 the next big thing Paragraph 3: Tennis is my favourite thousand and four
6 superstar game and Maria Sharapova from Russia 2 the fourteenth of April, fourteen forty
4 1 both 2 noun 3 both 4 noun 5 noun is my favourite player. She’s an amazing 3 the twenty-sixth of February, nineteen
6 both 7 verb tennis player. fifty-nine
4 the second of October, eighteen ninety-
GRAMMAR 2 LIFE SKILLS one
Page 74 Page 77 5 the twenty-fifth of December, twenty
1 1 have to 2 don’t have to 3 have to 1 Suggested answer: The team doesn’t thirteen
4 has to 5 don’t 6 doesn’t 7 Does work well together. The players don’t 6 the eleventh of January, seventeen
2 1 don’t have to 2 have to 3 have to respect each other and they don’t listen oh seven
4 don’t have to 5 doesn’t have to to each other’s opinions. 3 1 baby 2 pensioner 3 teenager
6 don’t have to 7 have to 8 have to 2 Suggested answers: 4 middle-aged person 5 young adult
3 1 He doesn’t have to hit it so hard. I think the whole team needs to sit down 6 child 7 vampire
2 You have to play in teams. and talk to each other. 4 1 grow up 2 was 3 getting
3 My coach says I have to work harder. I think Matt needs to understand that 5a 1 ’m born 2 baby 3 child 4 teenager
4 She doesn’t have to train every day. everyone has an important job to do. 5 ’m growing up 6 young adult 7 dying
5 We have to train before school. I think the midfield players need to listen 8 middle-aged 9 ’m getting old
6 Each player has to move the pieces to the opinions of other team members. 10 pensioner
around the board. 5b Steve Jobs
7 You don’t have to play competitively. VOCABULARY REVIEW 1–6
8 Do players have to be fit? Page 78 READING
4 1 has to stop 2 have to wear 3 don’t 1 1 go 2 meet 3 listen 4 play 5 read Page 81
have to run 4 has to win 5 has to have 6 watch 1 1 Look 2 Think 3 mean 4 Check 5 fit
6 have to be 7 has to leave 8 doesn’t 2 1 close 2 come 3 cry 4 end 5 stay in 2 c
have to worry 6 arrives 7 send 8 sit 9 put (this) on 3 1 c 2 a 3 c 4 b 5 a 6 a
5 (Answers will vary by country – use 10 listen to
either have to or don’t have to as shown 3 1 chips 2 sweets 3 yoghurt 4 cola GRAMMAR 1
below.) 5 chocolate 6 onion 7 cake 8 soup Page 82
1 You have to / don’t have to stamp your 9 potato 10 tomato 11 butter 12 carrot 1 1 wasn’t 2 Was 3 wasn’t 4 were
train ticket. 4 1 daughter 2 parents 3 aunt 5 weren’t 6 was
2 You have to / don’t have to carry an 4 grandparents 5 uncle 6 married 2 1 were 2 were 3 was 4 was 5 was
identity card. 7 cousins 8 wife 6 were
3 You have to / don’t have to pay to 3 At: school, a party, home, the cinema
drive on some motorways. GRAMMAR REVIEW 1–6 In: hospital, my bedroom, New York,
4 You have to / don’t have to queue at a Page 79 Spain, school, the cinema
bus stop. 1 1 tidying 2 are/’re staying 3 travel Page 83
5 You have to / don’t have to say ‘good 4 riding 5 running 6 writing 7 swim
4 1 d 2 a 3 e 4 b 5 g 6 c 7 h 8 f
morning’ in a shop. 8 dancing
6 You have to / don’t have to give a 5 1 were 2 weren’t 3 was 4 was
2 1 eating; any 2 many; playing 5 were 6 wasn’t 7 wasn’t 8 was 9 were
waiter a tip. 3 much; drinking; some 4 much; writing
10 were
5 some; waiting 6 tidying; any
6 1 was 2 wasn’t 3 weren’t 4 were
3 1 They’re speaking on the phone.

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5 was 6 was 7 weren’t
7 1 Where were you an hour ago?
2 Was Joe with you?
3 We weren’t at home four hours ago.
4 We were at the cinema.
5 What was the film like?
6 It wasn’t very good.
LISTENING
Page 84
1 1 modern 2 old 3 friends 4 feel
5 outside 6 country
3 Tolkien 2 Rihanna 4 Beowulf 1
Rupert Grint 5 Smaug 3
4 1 F 2 T 3 T 4 T 5 T 6 F
VOCABULARY 2
Page 85
1 1 Positive meaning: friendly, calm,
cheerful, cool, funny, nice, polite
Negative meaning: rude
Positive or negative meaning: serious,
shy
2 1 funny 2 cool 3 friendly 4 nice
5 cheerful 6 rude 7 polite 8 calm 9 shy
10 serious
Words & Beyond
3 1 age 2 education 3 personality
4 ago 5 rich 6 century 7 Millions
4 1 diary 2 life 3 fields 4 simple
5 celebrations 6 hundred
GRAMMAR 2
Page 86
1 1 closed 2 said 3 yesterday
2 1 woke 2 chatted 3 checked 4 took
5 played 6 came 7 studied 8 happened
9 stopped 10 went
3 1 yesterday 2 on 3 in 4 last 5 ago
6 last
4 1 went 2 bought 3 met 4 ate 5 got
6 was 7 had 8 left
5 1 saw 2 leave 3 visited 4 went 5 sat
6 told 7 knew 8 died
SPEAKING
Page 87
1 1 what 2 know 3 went 4 was
5 Anyway 6 comment 7 funny
3 1 b 2 d 3 f 4 e 5 a 6 g 7 c
5 a 4 b 1 c 5 d 3 e 2
WRITING
Page 88
1 1 when 2 after 3 end 4 time
2 1 Yesterday 2 morning 3 last
4 later 5 I heard the news yesterday.
6 happened later
3 1 (at the) beach 2 last night 3 came
out of the sea; tried to eat
4 last night, later, then, this morning, at
7 o’clock, yesterday
5 a 5 b 3 c 4 d 2 e 1
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LIFE SKILLS 3b 1 around 2 up 3 out of 4 across
Page 89 5 towards 6 along 7 down 8 past
3 Suggested answer: Cut out pictures 9 through / across
from magazines. You can use them to
give you ideas for stories. Talk about READING
your ideas for a story with your family Page 93
or friends. Close your eyes and listen to 1 1 great 2 terrible 3 It was/wasn’t …
music. 4 I think / don’t think …
4 Suggested answers: 2 1 Suggested answer: You can see
1 Have party and ask people to buy a a football stadium (Camp Nou in
ticket to come to it. Barcelona), an interesting building (Casa
2 Have a second-hand book sale. Batlló by Gaudí), a roller coaster at a
3 Organise a lottery. theme park and a street with trees and
buildings either side and mountains in
VOCABULARY REVIEW 1–7 the background.
Page 90 2 Students’ own answers
1 1 cricket 2 hockey 3 cards 4 surfing 3 Mostly, but not at the airport or on
5 judo 6 rugby 7 chess 8 golf Sunday at the football.
C R I C K E T
4
Good OK Bad
H O C K E Y A
The flight ✓
E C A R D S E The airport ✓
S U R F I N G The hotel ✓
S H E J U D O The buildings ✓
T E S P R E L The theme park ✓
E R U G B Y F The football ✓
2 1 cricket, hockey, rugby 2 chess,
cards 3 judo 4 surfing, golf
GRAMMAR 1
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3 1 sailing; windsurfing 2 baseball
1 1 happen 2 didn’t 3 wasn’t/weren’t
3 snowboarding; skiing 4 horse-riding
4 couldn’t
5 ice hockey 6 table tennis; badminton
7 video games 2 Well, it’s day five of my holiday now
and so it’s a mixture of good and bad.
4 1 b 2 a 3 a 4 c 5 a 6 b 7 c 8 a
The flight arrived on time but the bus
GRAMMAR REVIEW 1–7 to the hotel broke down, so we got to
the hotel late. We sat on the side of
Page 91
the road for two hours until another bus
1 1 Where do you live?
came. We didn’t do much on the first
2 Who’s / Who is your best friend?
couple of days, we just sat next to the
3 How old are you?
pool. I didn’t like the food. It was fish
4 What do you want to study at
and rice every day and they didn’t have
university?
chips or pizza. On the third day it wasn’t
5 Which team do you like?
sunny so we went to a theme park. I
6 Where is your family from?
went on most of the rides but I didn’t go
7 What is / What’s your favourite colour?
on one of the roller coasters – it was too
8 Where does he work?
big and fast! Yesterday we went to the
2 1 hard 2 early 3 late 4 has 5 at
beach. I swam in the sea and saw lots
6 have 7 usually goes
of fish, but I couldn’t catch any. Today I
3 1 b 2 c 3 a 4 c 5 a 6 b 7 c
will!
4 1 Do 2 many 3 listens 4 spoke
3 1 was 2 didn’t get 3 sat 4 relaxed
5 meet 6 thought 7 playing
5 wasn’t 6 didn’t want 7 didn’t sit
8 were 9 didn’t go 10 didn’t catch
Unit 8 4 1 couldn’t 2 went 3 was 4 saw
5 didn’t like 6 were 7 couldn’t 8 didn’t
VOCABULARY 1
9 wasn’t 10 wasn’t
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1 1 foggy 2 cloudy 3 rainy 4 snowy Page 95
5 sunny 6 windy 5 1 She didn’t have a good time.
2 1 foggy 2 rainy 3 cloudy 4 snowy 2 I didn’t enjoy my holiday.
5 windy 6 sunny 3 The food was so bad I couldn’t eat it.
3a 1 around 2 up 3 down 4 past 4 They weren’t very happy with their
5 through 6 along 7 out of 8 across hotel.
9 towards 5 I decided to go for a walk.
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6 It was a beautiful day yesterday. 2 Did they give her a going-away 3
7 They didn’t like the trip to Krakow. It present? Fruit and Dairy Drinks
rained every day. 3 Did she look sad at the airport? vegetables
8 Caroline got up at 8 o’clock every day 4 Was it a long flight? apple banana cheese coffee
of the holiday. 4b 1 Yes, she did. orange ice cream juice
6 1 wasn’t 2 had 3 didn’t clean 2 Yes, they did. salad milk (milk)
3 No, she didn’t. mineral water
4 didn’t eat 5 wanted 6 swam 7 were
8 spoke 4 No, it wasn’t. Meat Carbohydrates
7 1 Did you have 2 was 3 was 4 rained 5 1 have 2 was 3 Was 4 wasn’t 5 was burger bread
(snowed is also acceptable) 5 went 6 was 7 Was 8 wasn’t chicken pasta
6 drank/had 7 Was 8 wasn’t / didn’t steak pizza
get 9 was/did 10 said/thought SPEAKING rice
Page 99 sandwich
LISTENING 1 1 your name ✓ 4 arrival date ✓ 4 1 h 2 e 3 d 4 g 5 c 6 b 7 a 8 f
Page 96 5 number of nights ✓ 7 number of
1 1 Who? What? When? Where? 2 words rooms ✓ 8 type(s) of room ✓ GRAMMAR REVIEW 1–8
or numbers 3 complete sentences 2 1 your name 2 type(s) of room Page 103
2 1 Big waves 2 beach 3 wakes up 3 number of nights 4 arrival date 1 1 There isn’t 2 much 3 there aren’t
4 tiny soldiers 5 language 6 food and 5 number of rooms 4 any 5 much 6 There aren’t 7 many
drink 7 city 8 emperor 3 Name: c 8 some 9 There is 10 many
3 Suggested answers: 1 ✗ 2 ✓ 3 ✗ 4 ✓ Arrival date: a 2 1 Did you enjoy 2 had 3 didn’t 4 was
Part 5: 5 ✗ 6 ✓ 7 ✗ 8 ✓ Number of nights: b 5 had 6 eat 7 ate 8 didn’t leave
4a a 8 b 6 c 3 d 1 e 2 f 5 g 4 h 7 Number of rooms: b 3 1 d 2 b 3 f 4 e 5 c 6 a
Type(s) of room: c 4 1 b 2 b 3 c 4 b 5 c 6 c 7 c 8 b 9 a
VOCABULARY 2 4 1 check in 2 reservation 3 lifts 10 a
Page 97 4 check out 5 repeat 6 say
1 1 train 2 lorry 3 plane 4 coach
5 motorbike 6 underground 7 ship WRITING
Unit 9
8 helicopter 9 boat 10 tram Page 100 VOCABULARY 1
M C Y U T P H H C R 1 1 amazing 2 perfectly 3 when/who Page 104
4 who/when 5 think 1 1 hat 2 bat 3 ball 4 comic 5 skirt
O O H N L R V I E F
2 great, amazing, beautiful, cold, wet, 6 pen 7 tie 8 racket 9 jeans
T A E D O M A T I P terrible, boring, big, better, scary, old,
S N S K I R T
O C L E T K A I H L fantastic, amazing, brilliant, cold, big, hot
3 1 c 2 a 3 g 4 b 5 d 6 e 7 h 8 f C O M I C A B
R H I R L O N R N O
4 1 beautiful 2 fast 3 boring 4 terrible E V P E N C A
B T C G B S H I P R
5 crazily 6 perfectly 7 late 8 amazing J E A N S K L
I P 0 R K V R W G R
LIFE SKILLS A L S T I E L
K I P O Z T Q E W Y
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E E T U A O P C J B
2 Suggested answer: Adam forgot to
H M E N O T T R A M 2 Bookshop: pen, comic
pack lots of important things. He didn’t
Sports shop: racket, ball, bat
P I R D P L A N E D remember his toothpaste. He didn’t have
Clothes shop: tie, jeans, skirt, hat
any warm clothes and he was too cold.
2 1 plane 2 underground 3 train 3 1 c 2 a 3 f 4 h 5 d 6 b 7 e 8 g
He didn’t have his phone.
4 coach 5 boat 6 lorry 7 motorbike 4 1 chemist 2 baker’s 3 toy shop
3 Suggested answers:
8 ship 4 electronics shop 5 butcher’s 6 clothes
1 toothbrush, things to wash with, jacket
shop
Words & Beyond 2 sunglasses, T-shirt, shorts, games
3 1 journey 2 sign 3 toothbrush/ console
READING
toothpaste 4 toothpaste/toothbrush 3 mobile phone, toothpaste, warm
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5 pyjamas 6 tent clothes (eg trousers, jumper, coat, scarf,
4 1 make a reservation 2 single gloves) 1 1 photos 2 first 3 Think 4 before
3 double 4 twin 5 check in 6 check out 3 B
VOCABULARY REVIEW 1–8 6 1 can 2 open 3 a lot of 4 good 5 fun
GRAMMAR 2 Page 102 6 anybody
Page 98 1 1 backpack 2 earrings 3 jumper
1 1 completed 2 did 3 wasn’t 4 Could 4 shorts 5 tie 6 tracksuit bottoms GRAMMAR 1
5 couldn’t 7 hoody 8 coat 9 belt 10 tracksuit top Page 106
2 1 Was the weather 2 Did he travel 11 gloves 12 scarf 1 1 faster 2 more 3 worse 4 than
3 Did he play 4 Were they 5 Were you 2 1 earrings 2 gloves 3 belt 5 busier
6 Was it 4 backpack 5 shorts 6 scarf 7 tie 2 1 better 2 further 3 worse
3 a 6 b 2 c 4 d 3 e 1 f 5 8 hoody/jumper 4 friendlier 5 happier 6 bigger 7 heavier
4a 1 Did Lynn say goodbye to her 3 1 later 2 taller 3 cheaper 4 better
friends? 5 slower 6 more important 7 polite

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8 older
4 1 smaller 2 more original 3 safer
4 more exciting 5 funnier 6 more
unusual 7 more popular
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5 1 She sings better than her sister.
2 Her voice is louder than mine.
3 She travels further than I do.
4 She plays tennis better than I do.
6a 1 A mountain is higher than a hill.
2 Cars are more expensive than
bicycles.
3 Department stores are bigger than
local shops.
4 Speaking is easier than writing. /
Writing is easier than speaking.
5 A plane is faster than a train.
6 The countryside is quieter than the
city.
6b 1 easy 2 high 3 fast 4 big 5 quiet
6 expensive
6c 1 A hill is lower than a mountain.
2 Bicycles are cheaper than cars.
3 Local shops are smaller than
department stores.
4 Speaking is more difficult / harder
than writing. / Writing is more difficult /
harder than speaking.
5 A train is slower than a plane.
6 The city is noisier than the
countryside.
LISTENING
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1 1 things 2 topic 3 describe
4 opinions 5 information 6 instructions
2 1 Buy Nothing Day 2 (on the) radio
3 (in) Canada 4 protect; live
3 1 F 2 F 3 F 4 T 5 T 6 F
4 1 b 2 g 3 e 4 f 5 c 6 a 7 d
VOCABULARY 2
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1 Money: cent, dollar, pence, pound
Weight: kilogram, pound
Distance: foot, metre, mile
Volume: litre, pint
2 1 b 2 b 3 a 4 a 5 a 6 b 7 b
Words & Beyond
3 1 price 2 cost 3 spend 4 brand
5 original 6 paid 7 price tag 8 quality
4 1 save 2 second-hand 3 fashion
4 compare 5 for 6 style
GRAMMAR 2
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1 1 the oldest 2 the most interesting
3 the worst
2 1 best 2 most comfortable 3 widest
4 latest 5 newest 6 the biggest
7 most wonderful
3 1 the most interesting 2 the busiest
3 highest 4 best 5 the nearest
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6 most expensive 7 the healthiest
8 the most difficult
4 1 rainiest 2 driest 3 simplest
4 poorest 5 richest 6 most serious
7 most unusual
5 1 the cheapest; the oldest
2 the most boring; the most popular
3 the fastest; the most expensive
SPEAKING
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1 1 Would 2 Can 3 Which 4 That
5 Those 6 How 7 Does 8 Do
3 1 b 2 d 3 c 4 a
4 1 b 2 b 3 b 4 a 5 b 6 a 7 a 8 b 9 a
WRITING
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1 1 Spelling 2 comparatives
3 dictionary 4 punctuation
2 1 It’s good to talk.
2 Share your time cheaply.
3 We’re here for you.
4 Travelling to another country? Call us
today.
5 The easiest way to make calls.
6 You’ve tried the rest. We’re the best.
3 I always get my bread from my local
baker’s and buy meat from the butcher’s
because I know it’s fresher there. I also
buy fruit and vegetables from the street
market. I only use supermarkets for
things I can’t buy anywhere else. I think
it’s better to support small shops in your
area. The people are friendlier too.
LIFE SKILLS
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1 1 ✓ 2 ✗ 3 ✓ 4 ✓ 5 ✓ 6 ✗ 7 ✗ 8 ✓
2 a
3 Suggested answers (any order):
1 He isn’t looking at her.
2 He’s doing something else.
3 He stops her continuing/talking.
4 He doesn’t think about her feelings.
VOCABULARY REVIEW 1–9
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1 1 f 2 e 3 b 4 g 5 h 6 c 7 a 8 d
2 2 1 No (he’s just going to stay at home).
Land Sea Air
train boat helicopter
coach ship plane
motorbike
tram
3 1 flight 2 underground 3 reservation
4 checked in 5 single 6 sightseeing
7 check out 8 islands
4 1 e 2 d 3 a 4 g 5 f 6 c 7 b
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GRAMMAR REVIEW 1–9
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1 1 c 2 b 3 b 4 b 5 c 6 c 7 a 8 a
2 1 hard 2 easy 3 well 4 helpful
5 quickly 6 better 7 interested 8 fast
3 1 are 2 a 3 can 4 there/inside 5 on
6 ago 7 the 8 my/some
4 1 Why didn’t you call me?
2 Because I thought you were busy.
3 Keep your phone with you.
4 I always have it in my bag.
5 How much did you pay for that?
6 It didn’t cost much.
7 Do you want to meet at the mall?
8 What time is good for you?
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VOCABULARY 1
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1 1 celebration 2 fireworks 3 candles
4 parade 5 decorations 6 costumes
2 1 invite 2 celebrate 3 decorate
4 costume 5 fireworks 6 wish
3 1 d 2 a 3 g 4 b 5 f 6 h 7 c 8 e
4 1 have a party 2 celebrate 3 invite
4 have a special meal 5 decorate 6 play
music 7 wish 8 give 9 present
READING
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1 a 3 b 1 c 2
2 C
3 1 at the weekend
2 Nicki (because she loves school and a
new school week starts the next day)
4 Suggested answers:
Monday: people are unhappy because
they’re back at school/work
Wednesday: memories of last weekend
gone; next weekend still days away
Friday: people start thinking about the
weekend
Sunday: people start thinking about
going back to school/work
GRAMMAR 1
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1 1 b 2 a 3 b
2 (She’s going to) go to the village fair(.)
3 Maybe.
3 1 Paul isn’t going to go to the village
fair.
2 Paul’s parents aren’t going to go to the
village fair.
3 Karen’s family isn’t going to stay at
home for the May bank holiday.
4 Paul’s dad isn’t going to celebrate the
May bank holiday.
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4 1 ’s going 2 are going 3 ’re/are going
4 Is he 5 are going 6 ’s/is going
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5 1 How many people are going to watch
the event?
2 Are they going to use real cheese?
3 When is the race going to start?
4 Who is going to race?
5 How many people are going to race?
6 Are there going to be any doctors?
6 a 3 b 2 c 4 d 5 e 6 f 1
7 1 No, I’m not going to go to the village
fair. I’m going to go to the cheese rolling.
2 No, I’m not going to stay at home. I’m
going to go to the cheese rolling (too).
3 No, I’m not going to go by car. I’m
going to go on my bike. / I’m going to
cycle.
4 I don’t want to be late, so I’m going to
leave early. / I don’t want to be late, so
I’m going to leave early. / I’m going to
leave early, so I won’t be late.
5 No, I’m not going to buy food. I’m
going to take a picnic.
LISTENING
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1 1 c 2 b 3 a
2 Positive: cool, excited, funny, happy,
interested, relaxed
Negative: afraid, angry, bored,
embarrassed, nervous, sad, worried
Both: surprised
3 1 unhappy 2 happy
4 1 b 2 b 3 a, b, c 4 a
5 1 negative 2 positive
6 John: positive: nice, loved, happy;
negative: terrible, bored, didn’t like
Michelle: positive: good; negative: boring,
small
Harry: positive: good, brilliant
Tamera: positive: cool, the best, happy,
amazing
VOCABULARY 2
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1 1 excited 2 angry 3 worried
4 embarrassed
2 1 bored 2 worried/nervous 3 angry
4 nervous/worried 5 embarrassed
6 surprised 7 excited 8 interested
9 afraid/nervous 10 relaxed
Words & Beyond
3 1 feeling 2 festival 3 calendar
4 positive 5 bonfire 6 RSVP 7 Dress
code
4 1 plans 2 tomorrow 3 giant 4 Good
luck! 5 solution 6 mistake 7 predict
8 congratulations
GRAMMAR 2
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1 1 won’t 2 ’ll 3 will not 4 think 5 sure
2 1 won’t 2 won’t 3 will 4 will/’ll
5 will/’ll 6 will/’ll 7 will/’ll 8 will
3 1 ’ll be 2 ’ll get 3 ’ll lose 4 ’ll miss
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1 1 a 2 c 3 a 4 c 5 b 6 a 7 b 8 c
SPEAKING 2 1 bigger 2 largest 3 cooler 4 most
Page 123 amazing 5 more expensive 6 heaviest
1 1 Happy 2 Have 3 Enjoy 4 Good luck 7 worst 8 cheaper
2 1 Happy New Year. 2 Good luck with 3 1 are you going to do 2 will drive 3 ’m
your exam. 3 Enjoy your holiday. 4 Have going to go 4 aren’t going to work 5 will
a good weekend. be 6 will be 7 is going to meet 8 won’t
3 1 a 2 b 3 a 4 b put
4 1 birthday 2 Wish 3 good 4 Enjoy 4 1 riding 2 ride (routine) / rode /
7 Suggested answers: am/’m riding / am/’m going to ride
1 Congratulations! 2 Good luck in your (will/’ll ride could also be correct – it
new school. 3 Good luck with that. depends on the speakers’ intended
4 Congratulations! meaning) 3 visited 4 am/’m visiting /
am/’m going to visit (will/’ll visit could
WRITING also be correct – it depends on the
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1 1 Let’s party! 6 bought 7 is/’s playing 8 played
2 Come and celebrate … / Please join
us/me for …
3 Please join us/me for … / Come and
celebrate …
4 Dress code 5 RSVP
2 1 Summer Ball 2 Come and celebrate
3 smart party wear 4 1st July
3 1 beach party 2 29th May 3 18:00
4 till late 5 by 20th May
4 I want to give you an invitation to = I’d
like to invite you to
We want you to wear = Dress code
Please tell me if you can come by =
RSVP
LIFE SKILLS
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1 1 embarrassed 2 scared 3 worried
2 Suggested answers:
Ahmed can learn from his mistake for
another time. Next time he’ll check what
the dress code is.
Shadia can find other rides to go on and
still have a good time.
Jessica can try to relax. She’s good at
the subject (her parents and teachers
think so) so she should do well.
VOCABULARY REVIEW 1–10
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1 butter, carrot, chips, chocolate, cola,
onion, potato, soup, sweets, cake,
tomato, yoghurt
2 1 young adult 2 middle-aged 3 child
4 baby 5 pensioner 6 teenager
3 1 nice 2 cheerful 3 serious 4 friendly
5 shy 6 angry 7 calm 8 rude
4 1 bookshop 2 butcher’s 3 department
store 4 chemist 5 baker’s 6 toy
shop 7 clothes shop 8 sports shop
9 shopping centre/mall
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