Getting Started

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Vocabulary Adjectives GRAMMAR Possessives
1
02 1
Possible Answers 1 1. your 4. Her
 Appearance: good-looking, beautiful, curly, old, 2. our 5. Their
straight, small, young, medium height, round, light, 3. My
fat, long, dark
Personality: adventurous, strong, clever, brave, 2 1. theirs 4. yours
funny, athletic, weak, creative, honest, generous, shy 2. yours 5. ours
3. hers
2 Possible Answers
a. Lady Gaga is good-looking / beautiful / young / 3 1. a 5. b
creative. 2. b 6. c
b. The man is adventurous / strong / brave / athletic. 3. c 7. a
c. Homer Simpson is fat / medium height / funny / 4. c
lazy.
d. It is round / funny / shy. Saxon Genitive
e. Bill Gates is old / clever / generous / creative. 4 1. Dad’s 4. The children’s
f. Rafael Nadal is good-looking / strong / athletic. 2. The teachers’ 5. The babies’
3. Alice’s
The house
to be / have got
1
3 illow, shelf, toilet, rug, kitchen, desk, shower,

p
03
mirror, bedroom, lamp, fridge, armchair, duvet, 5 1. are 3. is
2. have got 4. have got
curtains, cooker, cupboard

4
Rooms in the house: kitchen, bedroom
1
09 7 1. is; has got; hasn’t got
Furniture: shelf, desk, armchair, cupboard 2. Is; isn’t; is
3. are; have got
5 1. desk 5. armchair 4. are; aren’t
2. kitchen 6. mirror 5. haven’t got; is
3. pillow 7. curtains
4. fridge 8. rug 8 1. Have you got brown hair?
2. Are you 15 years old?
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4. Has your mother got blue eyes?
Animals
5. Have you got a dog?
1
04 6 horse – 1 cow – 4 6. Is your schoolbag green?
elephant – 2 lion – 3 7. Are your friends athletic?
bat – 3 butterfly – 7 8. Have you got a pink T-shirt?
shark – 6 chicken – 4
mosquito – 4 tiger – 1
whale – 3 ant – 3
9 
Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
lizard – 6 crocodile – 2
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1
05 8 1. giraffe 4. spider Object pronouns
2. frog 5. wolf 10 1. us 4. him
3. dolphin 6. snake 2. her 5. me
3. them
Places around town
1
06 9 Possible answers Present Simple
l ibrary, museum, post office, church, bar, amusement 11 1. We live in Leeds.
park, hospital, police station, sports centre 2. Ms Brown watches TV in the evening.
3. You don’t play football at school.
10 1. bank 4. restaurant 4. I ride my bike to school every day.
2. post office 5. hospital 5. Rick doesn’t study German.
3. department store 6. sports centre 6. You wash the dishes twice a day.
7. My friends don’t go to school on Sunday.
Sport 8. My baby brother cries every night.
1
07 11 Do in water: scuba diving, surfing, swimming
Need a net: volleyball, tennis

1
08 12 1. a, c 3. a, c
2. b, c 4. b, c

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12 1. call 7. doesn’t work

2. come 8. studies
3. speak 9. goes
4. talk 10. want
5. don’t come 11. spend
6. teaches

13 1. do, call; Lotta

2. do, know: German and Norwegian
3. do, come; Norway
4. does, do; He teaches swimming (in Lugano).
5. does, like; She likes skiing.

Present Continuous
14 1. is using 5. is reading
2. isn’t eating 6. aren’t sitting
3. is listening 7. are wearing
4. aren’t sleeping

15 1. Are Ruth and David watching TV? No, they aren’t.

2. Are Ruth and Kate wearing jeans? Yes, they are.
3. Is the dog running in the room? No, it isn’t.
4. Is Kate singing? No, she isn’t.
5. What is David holding in his hand? David is
holding a banana (in his hand).

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speaking Greetings and Inroductions
1 1. e 2. c 3. d 4. a 5. b

1
10 3 1 . Thanks, my name’s Jack.
2. Nice to meet you.
3. Are you new here?
4. Can I please speak to Mark?
5. Sorry, he isn’t here.

Classroom language
1
11 5 Students: 2, 4, 6, 8, 9
Teachers: 1, 3, 5, 7

6 1. When is the English exam?

2. Can I borrow a ruler, please?
3. Where is your homework?
4. What page are we on?
5. Can you spell this word?
6. Who knows the answer to this question?

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 1 At School
Page 10 2 1. UNICEF, an international organisation … (line 4)
Vocabulary School 2. School-in-a-Box is an “instant school” – a large
box with everything the teacher needs to start the
1
12 1 Accept all logical answers. lessons again. (lines 7-9)
3. Each student also gets a bag for his or her school
1
13 2
Darren: textbook, tablet, flash drive, laptop,
supplies. (lines 13-14)
dictionary, calculator, stapler, compass
4. The teacher simply paints the top of the box and it
 Sue: glue, compass, textbook, paintbrush, atlas,
becomes a blackboard. (lines 19-20)
tablet, scissors, microscope, globe, laptop,
5. Three days after the disaster, the boxes arrive.
dictionary, calculator, paints, stapler
(line 24)

3 1. atlas 6. paints
3 1. typhoons, tsunamis, earthquakes and floods
2. microscope 7. scissors
(line 1)
3. compass 8. stapler, glue
2. a globe (line 16)
4. textbook 9. laptop, tablet / tablet, laptop
3. 40 (line 22)
5. dictionary
4. in a tent or under a tree (lines 27-28)

4 Possible Answers 4 Libya, India, Haiti, Liberia

book, diary, marker, notebook, pen, pencil, pencil
case, pencil sharpener, rubber, ruler, schoolbag
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Grammar T here is / There are;
Articles and quantifiers;
listening A conversation about school How many / How much
1
14 5 Their dad is driving them to school.
5 1. There is
2. There aren’t, Are there
1
14 6 1 . Darren and Sue 3. Darren 5. Sue
3. Is there
2. Darren 4. Darren
4. There isn’t
5. There are
grammar Present Simple / Present Continuous
1
15 8 1 . is using 5. think 6 1. The; false 4. any; false
2. collects 6. leave 2. Some; true 5. An; true
3. aren’t taking 7. isn’t buying 3. a; true
4. doesn’t need
7 1. many 6. a
2. some 7. a lot of
9 1. goes 5. are studying
3. a 8. any
2. come 6. tries
4. much 9. the
3. don’t study 7. is explaining
5. lots of 10. the
4. takes 8. is using
Mr Masters: art Mr Dundy: geography
Mrs Best: sport / PE
10 1. do … go 4. Do … like
2. does … speak 5. are … studying
3. is … doing 6. do … think
8 1. How many 3. How many
2. How much 4. How much

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reading An FAQ page
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1
16 1 T
 oday, people are using School-in-a-Box in Libya,
India, Haiti, Liberia and in other countries around Vocabulary Activities
the world. (lines 32-33) 1
17 1 A
 ccept all logical and grammatically correct
answers.

2 1. learn a new language

2. take a nap
3. take photos, send text messages, check e-mails
4. learn competitive diving
5. build models
6. play the piano

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Listening Museum tours Page 19

1
18 3 1, 2, 4, 6
Announcements
1 1. Peter
1
18 4 1 . They are building models of robots. 2. Kathy
2. The teacher is taking photographs there. 3. Dylan

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Dylan: trials for the football team
Kathy: auditions for the school orchestra
1
19 5 1 . eight and a half million (8,500,000) Peter: auditions for the drama club
2. Italian  No student would choose: first meeting of the
3. big photography club
4. dress
5. smiling 1
24 T3
 rials for the football team: 17:00 at the football
pitch
Auditions for the drama club: 16:00 in the
Functional Language auditorium
8 1. d, Picture A 4. e, Picture B The first meeting of the photography club:
2. a, Picture B 5. c, Picture B 16:00 in Room 103
3. f, Picture A 6. b, Picture A Auditions for the school orchestra: 15:00 in the
music room
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4 A
 ccept all logical and grammatically correct
Writing A photo description answers.
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2 1. Mr Angelo, Betty and Tom LANGUAGE SUMMARY

2. Mr Angelo: man Vocabulary
Betty: girl in black swimsuit
Tom: good-looking, athletic and funny 1 1. c 5. b
3. Mr Angelo is next to the pool. 2. a 6. b
Betty is between Tom and a girl. 3. b 7. c
4. Mr Angelo is teaching swimming. 4. a
Betty is standing in the pool.
Tom is also standing in the pool.
Grammar
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1. b 5. c
2. b 6. a
CLIL SPORT 3. c 7. b
Making Champions in China 4. a 8. a
1
22 2 1 . 3,000 (lines 6-7)
2. special talents and the right body shape
(lines 12-14)
3. (often) nine years old (lines 18-19)
4. Because the schools are often hundreds of
kilometres away from the children’s homes.
(lines 22-25)
5. about 400,000 (lines 26-27)

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Talking About Activities
1
23 2 1 . Do you want to learn competitive diving?
2. What’s your favourite activity?
3. Do you prefer learning French or German?
4. What do you think of the science lessons?
5. Do you enjoy performing in the band?

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Vocabulary Verbs Reading News articles
1
25 1 A. 9 B. 1 C. 2 D. 6
1
29 1 They
 have all accomplished amazing achievements
as teenagers.
2 1. prevent 5. improve
2 
Name: Jada Nicome
2. volunteer 6. freeze
Age: 16
3. develop 7. steal
From: USA
4. reach 8. cross
 What she did: Jada won an important business
competition for young people in Washington, DC. /
3 1. borrow 4. survives
She sells trendy dog fashions online at K-9 Kouture.
2. light 5. attach
Year: 2009
3. fights
Sentences 1, 3 and 4 are possible news headlines. Name: Jordan Romero
Age: 13
From: California, USA
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What he did: He reached the top of Mt Everest.
Listening Dialogues about news stories Year: 2010
Name: Peter Ash
1
26 4
1. on a website
Age: 16
2. He was on holiday there.
3. He was near the canal. From: Somerset, England
4. He pulled the boy out of the water. What he did: He built a model of a device that

attaches to a hamster’s wheel and a mobile phone.
It charges the mobile phone.
1
27 5 1. lake 4. hit
Year: 2005
2. (about) two metres 5. ear

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Grammar Past Simple
1
28 7 1.
 Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin in 1928. 3 1. Because she wanted to keep her dog warm in
winter. (lines 5-6) / Because she discovered that
2. British athletes won 29 gold medals at the 2012
there weren’t a lot of fashionable warm pet clothes
Olympic Games.
for sale and many pet owners wanted them.
3. In 2008, 15-year-old Camilla Hempleman-Adams
(lines 6-7)
arrived at the North Pole on skis.
2. She sells them on the Internet. (line 8)
4. In 1985, divers found the Titanic in the Atlantic.
3. Jordan’s father helped him prepare. (lines 11-13)
5. On 21st August, 1911 Vincenzo Peruggia stole
4. He spoke to his mother using a satellite phone.
the Mona Lisa from the Louvre Museum.
(lines 14-17)
6. Edmund Hillary and Tensing Norgay became the
5. He got the idea from his sister’s hamster. (lines 19-20)
first people to reach the top of Mount Everest in
6. He produced energy. (lines 24-26)
May, 1953.

8 1. dreamed / dreamt 6. didn’t get Grammar used to

2. sailed 7. survived
3. began 8. completed
4 1. used to dream
2. didn’t use to win
4. was 9. came
3. didn’t use to charge
5. didn’t stop 10. celebrated
4. used to wake up
5. didn’t use to have
9 1. Where did the team of young climbers go?
2. What did the lost skier do in the cave?
3. Why did hundreds of people demonstrate?
5
1. Did … use to make
No, she didn’t.
4. Did Jessica Watson sail around the world?
2. Did … use to buy
5. Were there any people with her?
No, they didn’t.
6. What did Jessica celebrate on 18th May, 2010?
3. Did … use to practise
No, he didn’t.
4. Did … use to get (cannot answer according to the
news articles)

6 1. used to 6. created
2. didn’t use to 7. told
3. there wasn’t 8. got
4. changed 9. there was
5. was 10. there were

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1. 17th September, 1901; Devon, England
Vocabulary Life events 2. pilot and sailor
3. He completed a round-the-world solo sailing trip
1 1. B John Lennon in 274 days.
2. F Tutankhamun 4. Yes, he did. He was married twice.
3. D J.K. Rowling 5. Yes, two sons.
4. C Antoni Gaudí 6. 26th August, 1972
5. A Prince William
6. E Henry VIII
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2
1. joined 4. graduated from
2. received an award 5. grew up CLIL Literature
3. got divorced 6. got a job
J. R. R. Tolkien and Hobbits
Listening A biography
1
34 2 1. 
 He was born in 1892 and he died in 1973.
2. The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings
1
31 3 a, b, e, f, g, h 3. 2012-2014
4. Bilbo Baggins
1
31 4
1919: Hillary was born. 5. He lives in a beautiful hole under The Hill. /
 May 1953: Hillary reached the top of Mount Everest. He lives in Middle-earth.
 September 1953: Hillary married Louise Mary Rose. 6. Because he saves his friends from a terrible war. /
 1975: Hillary’s wife, Louise, and their daughter Because he helps the dwarves get their treasure
Belinda died in a plane crash. back.
2008: Hillary died.
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Pronunciation / X /, /W/, /BX / • WAY to ENGLISH
Intonation: Sentences Making Recommendations
1
32 5 1 . joined (/X/) 1
35 1 1. don’t like 5. don’t like
2. prevented (/BX/) 2. like 6. like
3. worked (/W/) 3. like 7. don’t like
4. like 8. don’t like

Functional Language 1
36 2 1. b 2. h 3. a 4. f 5. i 6. c 7. e 8. g 9. d

6 1. 6th February, 1945

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2. Jamaica


3. He was a singer, songwriter and musician.
4. He was famous because he made reggae music
Extending Invitations
popular. 1 2, 3 and 4 say positive things about the films.
5. 1966
6. Yes, 11 children. 2 Emma and Sara, Sam and Jason, Mark
7. 11th May, 1981
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LANGUAGE SUMMARY
Vocabulary
Writing A biography
1
1. First
1 1. c 2. a 3. b 4. c 5. b 6. a 7. a
2. Then / Next / After that
3. After that / Next / Then Grammar
4. Then / Next / After that
2 1. a 2. b 3. c 4. a 5. b 6. c
5. Finally

2 
Possible Answers
First, he returned to England and took flying lessons.
Next, he flew solo to Australia.
He continued flying, but then, he found a new hobby –
sailing.
After that, he competed in ocean races and sailed solo
across the Atlantic Ocean.
Finally, in 1967, he became world famous when he
completed a round-the-world solo trip in 274 days.

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 3 Seeing the World
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Vocabulary Adjectives Reading A travel brochure
2 Possible Answers
 2 1. the number of seats in the jumbo jet before it
1. elegant 5. dull / isolated became the Jumbo Hostel (line 4)
2. relaxing / peaceful 6. safe 2. the number of rooms in the Jumbo Hostel
3. lively 7. extraordinary / wonderful (lines 4-5)
4. rough 3. the number of bedrooms in the Luna Salada Hotel
(lines 13-14)
3 
Possible Answers 4. the height in metres of some of the tree houses in
 adventurous, amazing, boring, crowded, dangerous, Our Jungle House resort (lines 20-21)
disappointing, disgusting, enjoyable, exciting, 5. the number of people that can stay in a tree house
horrible, interesting, noisy, quiet, surprising, unusual at Our Jungle House (line 22)

Page 35 3 1. It was a 747 jumbo jet with 450 seats. (line 4)
2. The Arlanda Airport is a name of an airport in
Grammar Comparison of adjectives Stockholm. (lines 9-10)
5 1. The Mediterranean Sea is bigger than the 3. The largest salt lake is in Bolivia / high up in the
Black Sea. Andes Mountains. (lines 11-13)
2. Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa is higher than 4. Many things in the hotel are made from
Mount Everest. blocks of salt. (lines 14-15)
3. The Empire State Building is more modern than 5. Khao Sok National Park (lines 19-20)
the Taj Mahal. 6. Because you wake up to their noise. (line 23)
4. The Statue of Liberty is taller than the Eiffel
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5. People in cities are usually healthier than people
on farms.
Grammar ( not) as … as , too … , (not) … enough
6. Germany is smaller than Switzerland. 4 1. not as long as today’s flight
Sentences 1 and 3 are true. 2. not as rough as the boat trip last week
3. as cold as London
7 1. the friendliest; c 4. not as big as Beijing, China
2. the most isolated; d
3. the best; b 5 1. too old
4. the biggest; e 2. not calm enough
5. the most expensive; a 3. early enough
6. the most frightening; f 4. too small

8  1. smaller than 6. the calmest 6 1. not as comfortable as

2. the largest 7. the clearest 2. as big as
3. less important than 8. more relaxing than 3. large enough
4. the best 9. the least expensive 4. not high enough
5. The most enjoyable 5. not cold enough
6. too far
Listening A TV programme 7. nice enough
8. too late
1
39 9 by seaplane
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1
39 10
1. brother 4. nine
2. India 5. 90 Vocabulary Geography
3. 2004 1
41
1
Geographical Features: coast, coral reef, glaciers,
streams, swamps, cliff, canyons, harbour, rainforest,
fields, ground
Directions: e ast, north, south, west
Doesn’t Belong: scenery

2 Sports: surfing, diving, canoeing, kayaking,

windsurfing, sailing, fishing, cliff diving,
canyon climbing

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4
1. south 3. harbour CULTURE
2. rainforests 4. coral reef Tourism in the 1800s
5
Possible Answers

1
45 2
1. public carriages (lines 2-3)
beach, cave, desert, forest, hill, island, jungle, lake, 2. ships (lines 5-6) (Note: In some editions, the
mountain, ocean, river, valley, waterfall question says “the most reliable”. It should say
“the most unreliable”.)
3. They avoided drinking anything except tea,
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coffee, wine or beer. / They avoided drinking
Listening Photo descriptions water. (lines 9-10)
4. In England, people usually ate a big breakfast
1 6 (mountains in) Turkey / Toros Mountains / Bodrum,
42
(caving in) France near Grenoble with bacon, sausages, eggs and toast, but in
Europe people would have coffee and a roll.
1
42 7 1. tour guide (lines 13-15)
2. under the stars / outdoors 5. Because they were too nervous about the food. /
3. lots of snow They didn’t want to eat things like horsemeat,
4. beach frog’s legs or snails. (lines 16-18)
5. dark places
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Pronunciation /Y/, /g/ • Phonetic spelling
WAY to ENGLISH
1
44 9
1. /'YFpLo/
2. /'gAmLpi/ Giving Directions
3. /'YælUBn/ 1 a. person giving directions
4. /'YæmqLm/ b. person giving directions
5. /'UAgco/ c. person giving directions
d. driver of a car
Functional Language e. person giving directions
f. driver of a car
10 1. c 2. d 3. a 4. b 5. f 6. e
1
46 2 1. f 2. e 3. a 4. b 5. c
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Writing A report about a travel destination
1 1. Paragraph 3 Getting Information
2. Paragraph 1
3. Paragraph 2
1 Hunter family:

Do you provide vegetarian meals?
4. Paragraph 3 Do you have a children’s pool?
5. Paragraph 2
Taylor family:

2 1. St Ives, in Cornwall Is the family room for two adults and two children?
2. famous, wonderful, beautiful Can we have two rooms that are next to each other?
3. beautiful scenery Can you please send directions from the airport?
4. go to the beach, restaurants, shops and galleries,
surf, walk, watch birds 2 Claudia Hunter: A

5. It’s the perfect destination for young and old. John Taylor: B

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LANGUAGE SUMMARY
Vocabulary
1 1. a 2. c 3. a 4. b 5. c 6. b 7. c

Grammar
2 1. c 2. a 3. a 4. c 5. b 6. c

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Page 45 5 1. has got 7. lots of
Vocabulary 2. Does 8. don’t buy
3. doesn’t 9. their
1 School: science, tablet, textbook, literature, compass 4. big enough 10. some
 Activities: do judo, perform in a band, 5. doesn’t do 11. they study
go horse-riding, play the piano 6. much 12. do you think
 Geographical features: prainforest, canyon, glacier,
swamp
 Household items: curtains, duvet, blanket, Page 47
ceiling fan Literature Just Like Me
Life events: die, get a job, have a child,
graduate from, be born
1
47 1 Possible Answers

The story is sad because John’s dad expects him
 Don’t belong in any group: spider, lamp, arcade
to be just like him and doesn’t see John as an
individual.
2 1. elephant 5. stream
2. moved to 6. rough
3. coast 7. safe 2 1. true
2. false – John is shorter than his father.
4. get divorced
3. false – The weather is cold.
4. false – They are celebrating John’s 13th
3 1. dictionary 5. south
birthday.
2. bite 6. coral reef
5. true
3. peaceful 7. steal
6. true
4. atlas 8. take a nap

4 1. false – You use a globe to study geography. 3 1. John’s dad always talks about his 50% shooting
average, his trophies and his missed opportunity
2. true
to play in the NBA.
3. true
2. She comes outside to tell them that the cake
4. false – An isolated place is usually peaceful.
is ready.
5. true
3. He wants an iPod or an iPhone.
6. false – People learn competitive diving at a
4. He hides it under the table.
swimming pool.
5. He receives a sweater, some socks and a pair of
7. false – People have usually got pillows and
basketball trainers.
blankets on their bed.

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2. builds models 7. paintbrush PAIRWORK Project
3. stapler 8. takes photos A biographical report
4. scissors 9. laptop
5. glue 10. computer technology 1 Possible Answers

1. born 30th November 1835 in Missouri, USA
died 21st April 1910, Connecticut, USA
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2. At age 16, he started working for a newspaper.
Grammar 3. At age 24, he became a riverboat pilot.
1 1. an hour ago 5. They did In 1863, he changed his name to Mark Twain.
2. Right now 6. any In 1870, he got married.
3. Was there 7. less intereting than 4. He wrote famous books.
4. the best 8. uses

2 1. lot 4. plays
2. less enjoyable 5. the most
3. relaxing as

3 1. your 5. the

2. much 6. weren’t
3. went / was 7. didn’t
4. are 8. used

4 1. How many students were there in your

class last year?
2. What is your best friend wearing?
3. Where did you go last weekend?
4. When do you check your e-mail?

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 4 Everyday Life
Page 50 3 1. beaches (line 2)
Vocabulary The weather 2. brother’s boat (lines 6-7)
3. snowmobile (lines 13-14)
2
01 1 
1. stormy – h, lightning – h 4. night (line 19)
2. sunny – b, hot – d 5. go to school (line 20)
3. cold – e, snow – a
4. windy – f
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6. cloudy – g, rain – c / h Grammar Adverbs of manner
 words without a symbol: thunder, dry, warm,
foggy, cool 5 1. than 4. more
2. heavily 5. less
3. as 6. hard
2 1. Sydney
2. St Moritz
3. London, San Francisco, Montreal
2
03 7 1. more heavily
2. continuously
4. Cape Town
3. as high as
5. London, St Moritz, San Francisco
4. faster than
5. fast, less quickly than
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Grammar Subject / Object questions 8 1. clearly 4. better than
2. less seriously than 5. harder than
4 1. Who studies the weather? 3. hard 6. well as
2. What travels up to 96,500 kilometres an hour?
3. What do people often leave on the London
Underground? Listening A phone conversation
4. Who invented the modern thermometer?
5. How often does it rain in Hilo, Hawaii?
2
04 9 T he weather report for the weekend is for cold and
stormy weather.
Questions 1, 2 and 4 are subject questions.


2
10 1. (her) Mum 4. at the weekend
5 
a. 2 b. 3 c. 1 d. 5 e. 4
04
2. three 5. guitar
3. morning 6. family
6 1. Who moves from place to place with his family?
2. Why does Ahmed always wear long protective
clothes? speaking Comparing actions
3. What did Ahmed ride yesterday?
4. Who went snowboarding every day last week?
11 good, well; bad, badly; slow, slowly; fast, fast; clear,
clearly; wonderful, wonderfully
5. What broke the table in Louisa’s garden?
6. How often does Louisa eat fish?
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friends right now? Vocabulary The family
8. What changed Melanie’s plans at the weekend?
9. What does / kind of clothes does Melanie wear
2
05 1 M
 ales: grandson, nephew, son, uncle, grandfather,
in December? husband
Females: aunt, daughter, niece, grandmother, wife,

a – Louisa; b – Ahmed; c – Melanie
granddaughter
Both: parents, cousin
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Reading A travel brochure 2 Possible Answers
Male: brother, father / dad
2
02 1 a , c Female: mother / mum, sister

2 1. false – I love hanging out at the beach with my 3  Bill Clara
friends. (lines 4-5)
2. true – Here summer is in December and January.
(lines 8-9) Meg Dan Norman Doris
3. true – I go to a boarding school in the city of
Edmonton. (lines 10-11)
4. true – In winter, the temperature sometimes goes Sara Vic John Paul
below -30ºC and it snows heavily. (lines 12-13)
5. false – It rains heavily. (line 17)
6. true – I go to a girls’ school and my brother goes
to a boys’ school. (lines 20-21)

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Listening A radio interview Page 59
2
06
 4 Yupik is the language of some of the native people / Instructions
Eskimos in Alaska.
1. c 2. e 3. d
1  4. a 5. f 6. b
2
06 5 1. b, c 2. a, b 3. a, c 4. a, c
2 1. d 2. c 3. a 4. b

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Page 60
Functional Language
LANGUAGE SUMMARY

8 
1. e 2. f 3. b 5. a 6. d
Vocabulary
Page 56 1 1. b 2. a 3. c 4. a 5. c 6. c
Writing A personal profile
1 1. but 4. and Grammar
2. so 5. because 2 1. c 2. a 3. a 4. c 5. a 6. b
3. or

2 1. because 4. but

2. or 5. so
3. and

3 1. 14, Christchurch, New Zealand

2. brother, parents, grandmother
3. hiking, taking photos
4. skiing, snowboarding
5. She is very happy.

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CLIL Geography
Houses Around the World
2
09 2 1. The houses are on stilts to protect them from water
and the stilts also keep snakes and mice out of the
houses. (lines 4-6)
2. large tents (line 10)
3. They heat their houses with hot water pipes under
the floors. (lines 17-18)
4. The Ndebele people in South Africa. The colours
give information about the family in the houses.
(lines 21-24)
5. Because it’s so hot / one of the hottest places on
Earth. (lines 27-29)

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WAY to ENGLISH
Describing Homes
1. the first floor
1 
2. Because she lives on the top / third floor.
3. They have got a garden.
4. No, they don’t.
2
10 2 
1. in a flat
2. your address
3. floor do you live on
4. a garden
5. Yes, we have
6. three bedrooms and two bathrooms

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Page 62 Page 64
Vocabulary Crime Reading A crime story
2
11 1 Picture A: fingerprints, evidence 2
12 1 Because the man in his shop matched the description
Picture B: police officer of the murderer from the newspaper.
Picture C: investigate, evidence, gun, weapon
 Picture D: criminal, police officer, arrest, prison, 2 1. false (lines 3-5)
court 2. false (line 5)
3. true (lines 14-15)
2 1. gun, knife 4. true (line 27)
2. murder, hijack, robbery
3. prison, court 3 1. He was wanted for the murder of Emma
4. investigate, arrest Strickland. (advert)
2. £500 (advert)
3 
1. police officer 4. Murder 3. No, he wasn’t. Because many people have got
2. prison 5. hijack gold teeth. (lines 19-20)
3. guns 4. When the man took the newspaper (with his left
hand) from Arnold. (lines 22-23)
Page 63
grammar Past Continuous Page 65
Grammar Past Continuous / Past Simple
4 1. were painting
2. was hitting 2
13 5 1. found
3. were having 2. were robbing
4. were playing 3. arrived
5. was riding 4. was cleaning
6. was putting 5. was writing
Possible Answers
The events in sentences 1, 2 and 6 are crimes. 2 1. stole 6. climbed
2. paid 7. rang
5 1. was sleeping / wasn’t sleeping 3. moved 8. were checking
2. was talking / wasn’t talking 4. were working 9. were hiding
3. was raining / wasn’t raining 5. were repairing 10. escaped
4. were watching / weren’t watching
5. was having / wasn’t having Listening A crime story
6. were swimming / weren’t swimming
2
14
8 1. two
6 Possible Answers 2. ship
Affirmative: 3. leave
 A police officer was talking on a phone. 4. hairdresser
A police officer was working on a computer. 5. £500 / a reward
A criminal was sitting on a chair.
Negative: Page 66
A police officer wasn’t looking at fingerprints. Vocabulary People and crime
A criminal wasn’t holding a gun.
A criminal wasn’t investigating a crime. 2
15 1 1 . forensic scientist 5. jury
2. detective 6. expert
7 1. Were you doing homework at 5 o’clock on 3. witness 7. forger
Friday? 4. Lawyers
2. Was / Were your school team playing football
on Saturday morning? 2 Criminals: thief, burglar, forger, prisoner
3. What was the teacher writing on the board half  Jobs: forensic scientist, detective, judge, security
an hour ago? guards, lawyers
4. Who was your best friend talking to on the Neither: witness, suspect, jury, expert, victim
phone at 10 o’clock last night?
5. Were you riding your bike to school at 8 o’clock 3 1. a thief 4. a witness
this morning? 2. a prisoner 5. a judge
6. Were your parents having dinner at a restaurant 3. a suspect 6. a victim
at 9 o’clock last night?

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4 Possible Answers Page 70

 actress, artist, businessman / businesswoman,
chef, computer programmer, hairdresser, inventor, WAY to ENGLISH
photographer, pilot, politician, postman, scientist,
Following Rules
sculptor, TV host, writer
1. g 2. f 3. b 4. a
1  5. d 6. h 7. e 8. c
Listening Court cases

2 
Possible Answers
2
16 5 1.
 a 2. b 3. a In a park: a, b
 In a hospital: d, e, f, g
2
16 6 1. She was waiting at a traffic light.  At a library: d, e, f, g
2. an ambulance On the road: h
3. sleeping in the lorry  At the beach: a, c
4. 200
5. his brother 2
20 3 1. I’m afraid

2. it’s prohibited
Page 67 3. is it alright if
Pronunciation /b/ • Weak / Strong forms 4. Is it possible to
2
18 8 1 . strong Page 71
2. weak
3. weak Reporting Crimes
4. strong
5. strong
2
21 1 
1. B 2. C 3. A

2
21 2 
1. the museum director
Functional Language 2. between midnight and 4 am
3. two in the afternoon
9 1. d 2. c 3. b, g 4. e 5. a 6. f
4. on the pavement
Question 3 has more than one answer.
5. a brown leather jacket and blue jeans
Page 68
Page 72
Writing A narrative
1. Suddenly
1 
LANGUAGE SUMMARY
2. While Vocabulary
3. when 1 1. c 2. a 3. a 4. b 5. c 6. c
4. The next day

 hile, suddenly, when, the next day

2 
w Grammar
1. On Friday morning, on Bond Street
3  2 1. b 2. a 3. a 4. c 5. b 6. c 7. b 8. b
2. we heard a loud noise
3. there was smoke in the air, people were shouting
and running
4. The police officer caught the robber and arrested
him. He also returned the bag of money to the bank.

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CLIL Science
A Police Investigation
2
19 2 1 . true
2. false
3. false
4. false
5. true

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 6 Going Green
Page 74 10 Accept all logical and grammatically correct
Vocabulary Transport answers.
2
22 1
Land: jeeps, lorries, minivans, motorbikes, scooters,
trams, underground Page 76
Air: aeroplanes, helicopters reading A blog entry
Water: cruise ships, ferries, motorboats, yachts
2
24 1 It runs on electric and solar power and will save up
2 1. helicopter to 860 tons of fuel a year. (lines 9-10 and 14-16)
2. lorry
3. underground 2  he number of large cities in China with over a
1. T
4. yacht million people. (lines 3-4)
5. scooter 2. The number of cars, lorries, buses and motorbikes
on the roads in China. (lines 4-5)
3 
1. true 3. The width of the 3D Express Coach in metres.
2. false – A yacht / ferry / motorboat is a type of (lines 11-12)
boat. / A scooter is a type of motorbike. 4. The height of the 3D Express Coach in metres.
3. false – A tram is usually longer than a lorry. (line 12)
4. true 5. The number of tons of fuel the 3D Express Coach
5. false – An aeroplane is usually larger than will save each year. (lines 15-16)
a helicopter.
6. false – More than two people can’t ride 3 1. By the year 2050, the Chinese will drive about a
a motorbike. billion vehicles. (lines 5-6)
2. The Chinese produce electric bicycles.
Listening A radio programme (lines 7-8)
3. It drives over traffic. (lines 9-10)
2
23 4 motorbikes 4. Shenzhen Hashi Future Parking Equipment
designed the 3D Express Coach. (line 11)
2
23 5 Car: 1.1 aeroplane: 0.64
bus: 0.9 motorbike: 0.4 4 1. More passengers can ride on it.
ferry: 2.68 train: 0.46 2. It travels at a greater speed.
3. It runs on electricity and solar power, so it’s more
Page 75 environmentally friendly.
Grammar Future tenses
Page 77
6 
1. Aeroplanes will / won’t fly 8,000 kilometres
Grammar F irst Conditional and Second
an hour.
2. Many people will / won’t ride electric bicycles. Conditional
3. Trains will / won’t travel 1,000 kilometres 5 
1. ride 5. is
an hour. 2. will produce 6. will also arrive
4. Taxis and trains will / won’t have drivers. 3. choose 7. will improve
5. Cars will / won’t use petrol. 4. will save 8. cycle

7 
1. Will … live 2
25 7 
1. had 5. would get
2. Will … be 2. would take 6. weren’t
3. Will … work 3. would travel 7. lived
4. Will … make 4. were 8. would ride
5. Will … use
Page 78
8 
Accept all logical and grammatically correct
VOCABULARY Verbs
answers.
2
26 1 Positive:
 clean up, pick up, protect, recycle, reuse,
9 
1. Is … going to meet plant, unplug
2. Are … going to go  Negative: harm, damages, throw out, destroy, waste
3. Are … going to take
4. Are … going to study 2 1. harms, damages 3. waste, throw out
5. Is … going to have 2. clean up, pick up 4. reuse, recycle

3 1. plant 4. unplug

2. throw out 5. protect
3. harm

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4
Possible Answers Page 81
armchair, blanket, ceiling fan, clock, cooker,
cupboard, curtain, fridge, mirror, pillow, rug,
CULTURE
shelf, shower, sink, sofa Our Earth
From this list, a fridge can be unplugged. 2
30 2 1.
 over 20 million people (lines 1-3)
2. more than one billion people (lines 8-9)
Listening Plans
3. Every year, on 22nd September, cities around the
2
27 5 ( old) clothes world close their streets to cars. (lines 10-11)
4. noise and pollution (line 12)
2
27 6 1 . True 5. (22nd September) 1999 (line 14)
2. False – Pauline and her friends will plant flowers /
pink roses unless it rains. Page 82
3. True
4. False – Jack is going to recycle (old) clothes. WAY to ENGLISH
5. False – Pauline’s mum suggested taking the old
clothes to the recycling centre. Getting Information
1. Departure
1  4. Terminal / Gate
Page 79 2. Flight 5. Boarding Time
Pronunciation Final consonant sounds • 3. Destination
Intonation: Compound sentences
2
31 2 
1. YL233 5. Yes ... is (on time)
2. 6.50 6. 43A
2
28 7 1. beach 5. may
3. 1A 7. gate 32C
2. park 6. build
3. key 7. fly 4. 1 8. delayed
4. pain
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Functional Language Using Charts
9 1. b, d 2. g, i 3. e, h 4. a, f 5. c, j 1. aeroplane
1 
2. car (with passenger) and train
Page 80 3. Because in one figure it’s a car with a passenger
Writing Predictions and in the other it’s a car with a driver only.
4. (possible answer) none
1 P ossible Answers
1. so 2 1. line chart
2. For this reason / As a result 2. pie chart
3. so A D
 aily Sales of
4. As a result / For this reason 3 Number
Train Museum Tickets
∙
of Tickets
100
90
2 Possible Answers 80
 As a result, there won’t be room for everyone. 70
∙
For this reason, many people will live in cities at the
60
50 ∙
bottom of the ocean. 40
∙ ∙
There will be air in them, so people will walk around
30
20 ∙ Day of
inside without any diving equipment. 10
∙
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
the Week

Saturday
3 1. People will live in cities at the bottom of the
ocean because there won’t be room for everyone B Frequency of Travel
on Earth. by Bus
2. Houses will look like submarines. There will be Pie Chart
Bar Chart
air inside them.
Mo

Daily
3. Students won’t have outdoor breaks. Students will
nth

Twice a
study the same subjects.
ly

week
Weekly Daily
4. It will be very strange but people will still have fun. Weekly

Monthly
Twice a
week 1 2 3 4

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LANGUAGE SUMMARY
Vocabulary
1 1. b 2. a 3. b 4. a 5. c 6. a 7. c

Grammar
2 1. b 2. c 3. b 4. a 5. c 6. b 7. c

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 Review 2
Page 85 5 1. am going to 6. accurately
Vocabulary 2. Who 7. happened
3. is going to 8. ask
1
1. burglar 4. was studying 9. happily
2. protect 5. While 10. will
3. grandmother
4. motorboat
5. evidence Page 87
Possible Answers Literature Raiders of the Lost Ark
1. police officer 4. tram
2. harm 5. murder
2
32 1 
Indiana Jones is the main character. At the end of the
story, he is left alone in the room with no way out.
3. grandfather
2 1. Egypt
2 1. wet 5. recycle 2. evil men
2. grandfather 6. lightning 3. a stone door
3. witness 7. fingerprints 4. snakes
4. lorry 8. uncle
3 1. Because the men throw torches into the room.
3 1. jeep 5. waste 2. It’s shining and beautiful.
2. plant 6. unplug 3. He climbs out with the help of his friends.
3. cloudy 7. expert 4. No. Because he didn’t throw Indy a rope
4. jury 8. foggy (so he could get out of the room).

4 1. wife 5. yacht
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2. niece 6. thief
3. cousin 7. harm INDIVIDUAL PROJECT
4. warm 8. suspect A report about your family

5 1. son 6. stormy 1 Possible Answers

2. ferry 7. arrested 1. Joe and Nancy Clark, Dan and Liz Kent, Bob and
3. helicopter 8. prison Ann (Clark), Pete, Sam and Dana (Clark), George
4. weapon 9. judge and Daisy Solway, Trevor (Solway)
5. snow 2. Dan Kent 1941, Liz Kent 1945, Joe Clark 1940,
Nancy Clark 1944, Ann Clark 1973, Bob Clark
1970, Daisy Solway 1971, George Solway 1969,
Page 86 Pete Clark 1999, Sam Clark 2000, Dana Clark
Grammar 2004, Trevor Solway 1995
3. Joe and Nancy Clark: Live on a farm, grow
1 1. is going to 5. fell vegetables and fruit
2. were sleeping 6. well Dan and Liz Kent: Live in London, visit Sam’s
3. won 7. Who stole family almost every day
4. Are you going to 8. leave Bob Clark: teaches maths
Ann Clark: teaches music, often plays at concerts
2 1. are 4. would ski Pete Clark: plays football for his school team
2. was having / eating 5. high as Dana Clark: loves animals, has got a parrot,
3. less clearly 6. won't a dog and two kittens
Daisy Solway: lives in Wales, is a nurse at
3 1. When did a warplane crash into the Empire State a hospital
Building in New York? George Solway: lives in Wales, is a pilot,
2. Where was Prince William studying when he flies jet planes
met Kate? Trevor Solway: is studying chemistry at
3. Who jumped in front of a train because he wanted university in Oxford
to save another teenager?
4. What killed thousands of people in Japan in 2011?

4 1. quickly / fast / slowly

2. if
3. are / aren’t
4. While
5. often
6. Will
7. were
8. If

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 7 Living Your Life
Page 90 2 1. Circolombia, one of the world’s most exciting
Vocabulary Experiences youth circus groups, continues to travel abroad and
amaze audiences. (lines 1-2)
2 rowed a boat, gone abroad, broken a record in sport 2. In the 1990s Felicity Simpson and Hector Fabio
Cobo, both circus performers, decided to help
3 1. tell lies 4. go abroad these children. (lines 7-8)
2. forget things 5. feed animals 3. In 1997, their dream came true – Circo Para Todos,
3. get lost 6. fail the test the National Circus School of Colombia, opened
its doors to its first students. (lines 9-11)
4 1. take part in a carnival 4. Some students found the new life too difficult and
2. go on a cruise they left after the first year. (lines 15-16)
3. walk a tightrope 5. Some of Colombia’s disadvantaged children have
4. break a record become world-class performers thanks to Circo
5. put out a fire Para Todos. (lines 22-24)
6. take lessons in self-defence
3 1. reggaeton and Latin hip-hop (line 3)
Page 91 2. their circus acts / juggling, riding a unicycle, flying
through the air and walking a tightrope (lines 13-14)
Listening A conversation about wish lists 3. 25 (line 18)
3
02 5 to Sam’s birthday party 4. four years (line 20)
5. performing on cruise ships, in famous circuses around
3
02 6 1. false 4. true the world or in Circolombia (lines 21-22)
2. true 5. false
3. true 6. false Page 93

Grammar Present Perfect Simple Grammar f or / since

7 1. has received 4. have forgotten

3
05 5 1. has worn, since (a) 4. has played, since
2. have helped, since (c) 5. hasn’t seen, for (b)
2. have been 5. haven’t fed
3. has … been, for
3. hasn't visited
7 1. has broken 7. since
3
03 9 1. has walked 4. has broken
2. has … loved 8. have … made
2. haven’t played 5. have given
3. has become 9. have visited
3. has sung 6. have ridden
4. has been 10. since
5. for 11. has spent
10
1. 1. Have your parents ever forgotten something 6. has collected
important? Yes, they have. / No, they haven’t.
2. Has your best friend been abroad yet? 8 1. How long have you played your favourite sport?
Yes, he / she has. / No, he / she hasn’t. 2. How long have you liked your favourite singer?
3. Have you ever told a lie? Yes, I have. / 3. How long have you known your best friend?
No, I haven’t. 4. How long have you lived in the same place?
4. Have your friends sent you any text messages 5. How long have you had an account on Instagram?
today? Yes, they have. / No, they haven’t.
5. Have you done well at sport this year?
Yes, I have. / No, I haven’t.
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6. Has your best friend ever won a competition? VOCABULARY Adjectives
Yes, he / she has. / No, he / she hasn’t.
1 Possible Answers
 nasty, angry, rude, unpleasant, frightened, exhausted,
11 1. just
5. yet
ridiculous, worried, upset
2. never 6. already
3. ever 7. yet
4. just
2 1. unique
2. exhausted
3. upset
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reading A web page 5. risky
3
04 1 disadvantaged children (lines 4-6)

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3 1. ridiculous 3 1. The Amazing Race

2. worried 2. a reality TV programme
3. proud 3. It’s very exciting.
4. nasty 4. It’s the best reality programme on TV.
5. surprised
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4
Possible Answers
Describe people: brave, clever, confident, creative, CULTURE
generous, honest, lazy, shy
Describe experiences: disappointing, enjoyable,
Social Media
surprising 2 1. 68%
Describe both: amazing, funny, horrible, strange 2. 30%
3. talking in person
Listening A discussion about a record breaker 4. more fun, easier to understand what other
people mean
3
07 5 on Mount Fuji (in Japan)
5. takes away from time we can spend with others
face to face, distracts us from the people we’re
3
07 6 1. more than 400 with, creates frustration when friends pay more
2. 85 grapes attention to their smartphones than to their friends
3. 50 hours
4. milk bottle
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Functional Language Doing a Survey
9 1. g 2. d 3. b 4. h 5. a 6. e 7. f 8. c
1 
Reality programme, documentary, comedy and drama
are cognates.
10 Positive: 3
3 1. c, j
 2. e, g, j 3. f, l 4. a, i 5. d, k 6. b, h
10
I’d love to try that!
I’ve always wanted to do that.
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Negative:
But why would I do such a risky thing? Online Posts
That’s not my idea of fun. Positive: Jane Keith, Sydney Hammersmith, James
My parents would be really worried. Alexander
I’d be too frightened. Negative: Nick White, Kate Anderson
It sounds like a ridiculous idea, doesn’t it?
What a silly thing to do. Page 100

Page 96 LANGUAGE SUMMARY

Writing A review of a TV programme Vocabulary
1 1. The participants must cook very quickly. 1 1. c 5. b
2. The young singers sing very nicely in the 2. a 6. b
competition. / The very young singers sing nicely 3. c 7. a
in the competition. 4. c
3. The tired participants rowed their boat quite
slowly. Grammar
4. The confident TV host walked the tightrope
carefully.
2 1. b 2. a 3. b 4. b 5. c 6. a

2 popular (adj) – refers to: The Amazing Race

exciting (adj) – refers to: race
different (adj) – refers to: countries
extremely hard (adv) – refers to: working
quickly (adv) – refers to: get to
risky (adj) – refers to: tasks
unpleasant (adj) – refers to: tasks
best (adj) – refers to: reality show
interesting (adj) – refers to: people

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 8 Healthy Choices
Page 102 3
1. four (fried egg sandwiches, omelette, French
Vocabulary Nutrition toast, chocolate-chip pancakes) (lines 11-14)
2. She eats fresh fruit and ham. (lines17-18)
2 1. beans 4. fruit 3. He likes sausages, chips and (30-centimetre)
2. carrots 5. lettuce pizzas. (lines 23-24)
3. noodles 4. He needs extra energy on match days. (line 28)
5. A runner needs six meals a day. (lines 33-34)
3 1. caffeine 4. calories
6. vitamin C (lines 36-37)
2. snacks 5. sugar
3. healthy lifestyle
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4
Possible Answers
Grammar Modals
 Food
bean, butter, cheese, chip, egg, ham, hamburger, hot 5 
1. has to 4. doesn’t have to
dog, ice cream, noodle, pie, potato, rice, soup, steak 2. does … have to 5. Do … have to
Accept all logical divisions into healthy foods and 3. have to 6. don’t have to
less healthy foods.
6 
1. don’t need to 4. Do … need to
Page 103 2. need to 5. doesn’t need to
3. needs to 6. Does … need to
Listening Monologues about healthy habits
3
13 5 1, 2, 4, 6 7 
1. don’t have to 7. must
2. can 8. needs to
3
13 6 1. true 3. needs to 9. can Danica
2. false – The speaker never chews gum in maths 4. can 10. shouldn’t
lessons. 5. has to 11. have to
3. true 6. can’t
4. false – The speaker felt terrible and was really
tired during the exam.
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5. true
6. false – There are about 500 calories in a big bar Vocabulary Fitness
of chocolate. 3
15 1 1. Kenny
2. Alice
Grammar Modals 3. Ellen
7 1. mustn’t 4. must
2. can 5. can’t 2 
1. fitness trainer, dietician
3. mustn’t 2. heart, muscles, bones
3. get fit, gain weight, lose weight, exercise
8 1. Can 4. Can
2. can’t 5. couldn’t 3 1. gym 5. track
3. Could 6. can’t 2. team 6. lose weight
3. gain weight 7. injuries
9 1. shouldn’t be 4. shouldn’t swim 4. fresh air
2. should have 5. shouldn’t drink
3. Should … add, 6. should do Listening A dialogue about school projects
shouldn’t 3
16 4 “Eating Less Is Good for You”

Page 104 3
5 1. b, c
 2. a, b 3. a, c 4. a, c
16
Reading A magazine article
Page 107
1 1. the Olympic Games
2. Manchester United Pronunciation / g/, /i/ • Contractions
3. Jamaica 3
18 7 1. shouldn’t 3. cannot
2. mustn’t 4. could not
3
14 2
1. the number of Olympic gold medals Michael
Phelps has won (lines 8-9)
2. the number of eggs in Phelps’ breakfast omelette Functional Language
(line 12)
3. the number of calories Phelps consumes every
8 1. b, c 2. e 3. a, c 4. d
day (line 15)
4. the percentage of fats in Bolt’s diet (line 35)

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Writing A news report
LANGUAGE SUMMARY
1 1. in, of 4. for, in
Vocabulary
2. On, at 5. of, with, of
3. In, to 1 1. b 2. c 3. a 4. b 5. c 6. b

2 
Possible Answers
 for, in, On, of, at, of, from, to, In, of, with, of Grammar
2 1. b 2. a 3. c 4. c 5. a 6. b 7. a 8. c
3 1. a rugby competition
2. on Saturday, at City Stadium
3. Mike Stern received an injury to his leg.
4. Redhill won 37-15.

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CLIL Sport
A Brave Friendship
3
19 2 1. Because Adolf Hitler wanted to show the world
that the German athletes were the best and that
the Germans were superior to all other nations.
(lines 2-5)
2. Luz Long (lines 17-18)
3. He broke the record for the amount of gold
medals won at a single Olympic Games –
he won four. (lines 21-22)
4. They cheered him and many people stopped
him in the streets of Berlin to ask him for his
autograph. (lines 23-25)
5. What times were like when they were not
separated by war. / How things can be between
men on this Earth. (lines 31-36)

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Sharing Information
3
20 2 1. d
 2. a 3. e 4. c 5. b

3
21 3 
1. CSKA Moscow 4. score
2. Istanbul, Turkey 5. 62-61
3. Olympiakos 6. Kostas Papanikolaou

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Texting
1 1. running 3. cycling
2. swimming 4. walking

2 1. b
 2. c 3. d 4. a

3 
1. C 2. D 3. A 4. B
Molly, Diana, Cindy and Gloria are going to get
exercise

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 9 Shopping Spree
Page 114 3 1. The writer interviewed teenagers in a shopping
Vocabulary Fashion centre in London. (lines 1-2)
2. cannot answer according to the article
3
22 1 1. hoodie 9. nail varnish 3. cannot answer according to the article
2. ring 10. bracelet 4. Many teenagers in the UK get their money from
3. purse 11. handbag their parents or from jobs after school or at the
4. wallet 12. tights weekends. (lines 12-15)
5. phone case 13. watch 5. Because they learn a lot of important information.
6. sunglasses 14. necklace (lines 24-25)
7. earrings 15. belt
8. make-up
Page 117
2 1. belt 4. watch Grammar Gerunds and infinitives
2. ring 5. handbag
3. sunglasses 4 1. making 3. buying
2. Having 4. working
3 1. tights, hoodie
2. ring, earrings, bracelet, watch, necklace 5 1. Liz wants to visit the Fashion Museum.
2. In the end, I decided to get blue shoes.
3. purse, wallet
3. It isn’t easy to find size 49 trainers.
4 
Possible Answers 4. Now I am waiting to pay for these tights
boot, dress, glove, hat, sandal, scarf, shirt, shorts,
sock, sweater, swimsuit, trainers, trousers, T-shirt, 3
24 7 1. d 2. a 3. b 4. c
underwear
8 1. shopping 5. Wearing
Page 115 2. to have 6. to see
3. to find 7. to visit
Grammar Reported speech 4. becoming
5 1. b 2. b 3. b 4. a
listening A documentary
6 1. they, there
2. she, those 3
25 9 G
 othic Lolitas don’t wear as much make-up as
3. he, that, his Camden Town Gothics.
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7 1. looked, me 3
25 1. b 2. a 3. c
2. was leaving, then 7
3. would be, the following week Page 118
4. couldn’t phone, that day 3
26 Vocabulary Adjectives
Page 116 1 Accept all logical and grammatically correct
reading A magazine article answers.

3
23 1  ow to manage your money.
H 2 modern – old-fashioned, casual – formal,
How not to waste money. plain – colourful, cheap – expensive
Where and how to buy.
How to plan and save for the future. 3 Possible Answers
 1. casual, practical, comfortable
2 1. … they’ve got a new subject in their school 2. sophisticated, fashionable, formal, expensive
curriculum – money! (lines 10-11) 3. modern, cool, trendy, fashionable
2. … the British government wants every child in
the country to have an understanding of finance. 4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
(lines 17-19)
3. The new school programme teaches students how
to control their spending and save money for the
listening S hopping
future. (lines 19-22) 3
27 5 
1, 2, 4, 6
4. Where and how to buy – Find out where the
quality and prices are the best. (chart) 3
6 1. friends 4. a lot of money
27
5. Rachel (14) said that she knew how to manage 2. flash drive 5. phone case
her money and she wouldn’t spend more money 3. about 50 6. watch
than she had. She really didn’t need a school
subject for that! (lines 26-27)

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Pronunciation -able • Word stress
WAY to ENGLISH
3
8 
1. same 4. same
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2. same 5. same Going Shopping
3. same 3
31 1 1. shop assistant
 5. customer
2. customer 6. shop assistant
Functional Language 3. customer 7. customer
4. shop assistant 8. shop assistant
9 1. How about getting this ring?
2. Does that sound like a good idea?
3. Let’s get them! 2 a. 4 g. 2, 5
b. 7 h. 8
4. it’s quite expensive
c. 5 i. 1
5. How much do you want to spend?
d. 1 j. 2, 5
6. Let’s buy it!
e. 3 k. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
f. 6
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Writing A clothing description Page123
1 1. cool big
2. fashionable pink Online Notices
3. comfortable small
4. inexpensive long blue 1 1, 3
5. trendy huge dark
3
32 2 
1. two years old
2 15 adjectives (the adjectives below, plus cold) 2. 20 kilos
 Opinion: casual, formal, comfortable, practical, 3. tomorrow evening
plain, trendy, cool
Size: long, short Page 124
Colour: white, grey, blue, brown, green
LANGUAGE SUMMARY
3 1. a uniform, casual clothes Vocabulary
2. uniform – formal, white shirt, long grey trousers,
grey jacket 1 1. b 5. c
3. casual – practical, blue jeans, T-shirts in plain 2. b 6. a
colours; short, brown coat; cool, long, green scarf 3. b 7. b
4. His uniform is not very comfortable. 4. a
His clothes are quite trendy.
Grammar
Page121 2 1. c 2. a 3. b 4. b 5. b 6. c 7. c 8. b
CULTURE
Unusual Uniforms
3
30 2 1. bright red tunics, black trousers and tall black fur
hats called bearskins (lines 1-2)
2. They’re made from the fur of Canadian black
bears (lines 5-6)
3. They have the emblems of Scotland (thistle),
England (rose) and Ireland (shamrock) on them
and they have two letters on them – the initial
of the ruling king or queen and the letter “R” for
Rex or Regina (Latin for king and queen).
(lines 9-12)
4. They act as tour guides. (line 14)
5. Scots on formal occasions (for instance the
groom, the best man and some of the guests at
a wedding), soldiers in the Royal Regiment of
Scotland for formal occasions and ceremonies
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 Review 3
Page 125 3 1. could
Vocabulary 2. would, the following day
3. wore
1 Possible Answers 4. was, then
1. gym (not an action)
2. surprised (not a negative adjective)
3. hoodie (not jewellery)
4 1. Surfing 4. to sleep
2. getting 5. studying
4. upset (doesn’t describe fashion) 3. to help 6. buying
5. proud (doesn’t describe appearance)
6. break a record (not a negative action)
7. unhealthy (doesn’t describe something absurd)
5 1. mustn’t 4. doesn’t have to
2. shouldn’t 5. have, for
8. tights (not a beauty product) 3. Can I 6. that, wasn’t raining

2 1. watch 5. track
6 1. Have you 6. his
2. unpleasant 6. risky 2. have to 7. could run
3. forget 7. casual 3. running 8. was snowing
4. trendy 8. bones 4. have joined 9. would start
5. told 10. can’t
3 1. worried 5. Sunglasses
2. ring 6. wallet
3. snacks 7. go on a cruise Page 127
4. heart 8. get lost Literature Twenty Bucks
4 Possible Answers

3
33 1 great, delicious, divine, fantastic, fine, giant,
baked, juicy, red
1. false – A belt usually holds up your jeans
especially when they’re too big.  deal – meal; bed – said; great – plate;
2. true divine – fine; potato – tomato; night – delight;
3. true cash – trash
4. false – Performers often walk a tightrope in
a circus. 2 1. He wants $20 from his father.
5. false – There aren’t usually a lot of vitamins in 2. He wants him to eat a healthy meal.
junk food. / There is usually a lot of salt / fat / 3. Because he said he was proud of him and gave
sugar in junk food. him the money.
6. false – Second-hand items are usually very cheap. 4. Because he says the food is in the trash.

5 1 . team 6. exhausted 3 1. f 2. d 3. a 4. e 5. b 6. g 7. h 8. c

2. injuries 7. carbohydrates
3. balanced diet 8. Proteins 4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct
4. dietician 9. liquid answers.
5. gain weight
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Page 126 group Project A trivia quiz
Grammar
1 1. c 2. b 3. c 4. a 5. c 6. b 7. c 8. a
1 1. Our school has just won the basketball
championship. 2 Possible Answers

2. My family has not been abroad for many years. 1. sport – questions 1 and 8
3. I have known Melissa since 2006. 2. food – questions 2 and 5
4. How long has Serena Williams played tennis? 3. famous people – questions 1 and 6
5. We have not performed yet. 4. different culture – questions 4, 5 and 8
5. geography – questions 3 and 7
2 1. can 4. mustn’t
2. need to 5. should
3. couldn’t

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Extra Reading
1 Inventions at School (page 130) 6 Tomorrow’s World (page 135)
Exercise 2: Exercise 2:
1. In ancient Egypt and Rome there was only one 1. a. electronic clothing
type of scissors. Today, there are many different b. the strap game
types of scissors. c. tasty food containers / WikiCell skin
2. In the ancient world people used their fingers 2. It’s a biodegradable skin made of tiny molecules
or an abacus to do simple arithmetic. Today’s mixed with real food.
calculators can do much more than simple 3. It will allow you to play a computer game while
arithmetic. travelling.
3. Ancient microscopes could see things up to 270 4. It will get energy from the differences in
times bigger than their real size. a person’s body heat.
Today’s microscopes can see things 200,000
times their real size.
7 The Amish (page 136)
Exercise 2:
2 Photographing History (page 131) 1. false 2. true 3. true 4. false 5. false
Exercise 2:
1. b
8 All About Sugar (page 137)
2. The new reality is that Americans no longer feel Exercise 2:
safe in their country. 1. sugar cane, sugar beets
3. They wanted democratic reforms. 2. the very rich
4. Suddenly, the Earth seemed small and fragile. 3. good for you
4. fruit, vegetables
3 Geographical World Records (page 132) 5. concentrate
Exercise 2:
1. It creates a fertile green valley across the desert.
9 Working Teenagers (page 138)
2. The River Jordan, with all its minerals and salts, Exercise 2:
flows into the Dead Sea, but no water flows out. 1. true 2. true 3. true 4. false 5. true
Water evaporates, but minerals don’t. As a result,
Test Yourself (page 139)
the Dead Sea is very salty – almost nine times
1. b 4. c 7. c
saltier than the ocean.
2. a 5. b 8. a
3. Because parts of the desert look like the planet
3. c 6. a 9. b
Mars.
4. Jimmie Angel, an American pilot, flew over
the falls.

4 Everyday Life of Animals (page 133)

Exercise 2:
1. a. wolves
b. elephants
c. emperor penguins
2. Emperor penguins have one chick every year,
wolves have between four to six pups once a year
and elephants usually have one calf every four to
six years.

5 Famous Detectives (page 134)

Exercise 2:
1. a. Nancy Drew
b. Miss Marple
c. Emil
2. She likes investigating murders.
3. She hasn’t got parents telling her when to be
home, and she has got her own car and lots
of money.
4. Emil and his friends were the first child
detectives in fiction.

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Grammar Charts & Extra Practice
Page 142 13 1. aren’t studying 4. am cooking
Getting Started 2. are running 5. Is … talking
Possessives 3. Are … drinking 6. aren’t coming

1 1. my 5. its
Unit 1
2. yours 6. ours
3. his 7. yours Present Simple / Present Continuous
4. her 8. theirs
1 1. go 4. don’t study
2. am not going 5. is working
2 1. my 3. Their
3. are studying 6. works
2. hers 4. ours

3
1. Your 4. mine 2 1. a. are planning
b. plan
2. her 5. our
2. a. wants
3. theirs 6. His
b. wants
Saxon Genitive 3. a. don’t use
b. aren’t using
4 1. dad’s 3. baby’s
2. children’s 4. students’ 4. a. helps
b. is helping
to be / have got 5. a. Are … reading
5
1. am 4. haven’t got b. Do … read
2. has got 5. is 6. a. don’t … understand
3. Are you b. don’t understand

6 1. is 5. have got Page 144

2. haven’t got 6. has got
3. are 7. aren’t There is / There are
4. isn’t 8. haven’t got Articles and Quantifiers
How many / How much
7 1. Is; Yes, it is.
2. Have … got; Yes, they have. 3 1. There are 5. a
3. Are; Yes, they are. 2. Is there 6. some
4. Have … got; No, they haven’t. 3. any 7. Are there
5. Has … got; No, he hasn’t. 4. an

Object pronouns 4 1. There is 4. There isn’t

2. There are 5. There aren’t
8 I – me it – it 3. There isn’t
you – you we – us
he – him they – them
5 1. Is there a book in Diana’s hand?
she – her Yes, there is.
2. Are there any green desks in the classroom?
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3. Is there any snow outside?
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1. him 3. us
Yes, there is.
2. her 4. them
4. Is there an orange computer on Larry’s desk?
Present Simple No, there isn’t.
5. Are there any notebooks on the floor?
10 1. runs 4. Do No, there aren’t.
2. swim 5. kisses
3. don’t watch 6. doesn’t read 6 1. a lot of, much
2. much, many
11 Possible Answers 3. How many, How much
1. like 4. cries 4. much, many
2. doesn’t work 5. don’t study 5. lots of, much
3. Do … clean 6. Does … enjoy 6. How much, a lot of

Present Continuous
12 1. is talking 4. are swimming
2. Are 5. aren’t sleeping
3. am leaving 6. Are

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Page 145 Page 147
Unit 2 3 1. the most isolated
Past Simple 2. the funniest
3. safer than
1 1. play – played 6. come – came 4. more interesting than
2. eat – ate 7. carry – carried 5. the best
3. survive – survived 8. clap – clapped 6. shorter than
4. fight – fought 9. cry – cried 7. worse than
5. do – did 8. the newest
2 1. started 4. was, studied
2. watched, were 5. created 4 1. the least athletic
3. decided 2. less attractive than
3. less creative than
3 1. slept 4. went 4. the least exciting
2. bought 5. saw 5. the least interesting
3. knew 6. stole 6. less salty than
4 1. A helicopter flew over the city. 7. the least funny
2. Water didn’t reach the top floor of all the 8. the least pleasant
buildings.
3. There were cars in the water.
(not) as … as, too … , (not) … enough
4. A tree fell on a building. 5 1. as long as
5. People stood on the roofs of many buildings. 2. not as young as
6. A person found a small boat. 3. as high as
7. People’s homes didn’t stay dry. 4. not as large as

5 1. When did Columbus discover America? 6 1. d 2. b 3. c 4. a

2. When did Prince William learn to fly?
3. Where did the Titanic go down? 7 1. not tasty enough
2. too late
4. Where did the Beatles perform in 1964?
3. as popular as
5. What did Buzz Aldrin become?
4. not as unusual as
1. d 2. a 3. b 4. e 5. c 5. hard enough

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used to Unit 4
6 1. used to 5. I used to Subject / Object questions
2. didn’t use to 6. didn’t use to 1 
1. a 2. b 3. a 4. a 5. a
3. used to 7. Did your parents use to
4. Did you use to 8. didn’t use to 2 1. What flies to a warm place in the winter?
2. What are you listening to?
7 1. used 3. to 3. Who are you calling?
2. use 4. use 4. Who built this snowman?
5. What is making that noise?
Unit 3 Adverbs of manner
Comparison of adjectives
3 1. loudly 4. easily
1 1. calmer tha021n 2. badly 5. noisily
2. more domesticated than 3. carefully 6. well
3. faster than
4. prettier than 4 1. better than 4. faster than
2. quickly 5. as well as
2 1. the highest 3. less nicely than 6. beautifully
2. the most crowded Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
3. the coldest
4. the most interesting Page 149

5 1. less seriously than 4. farther than

2. as fast as 3. as high as

6 1. more easily than

2. less beautifully than
3. as fast as
4. harder than

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Unit 5 2 1. aren’t going to have
2. are going to take
Past Continuous 3. aren’t going to buy
1 1. was holding 4. ’m / am going to visit
2. was sleeping
3. were leaving 3 1. Is Sue going to ride an elephant? Yes, she is.
2. Is Brian going to drive a bus? No, he isn’t.
4. were carrying
3. Are John and Mary going to ride bikes around
5. was hijacking
town? Yes, they are.
4. Are the Clarks going to go skiing on their
Page 150 holiday? No, they aren’t.
2 1. The hijacker was wearing a hat. 4 1. is … meeting
2. The robbers weren’t riding motorbikes. 2. are cleaning
3. The police officer wasn’t driving the 3. Are … riding
police car. 4. ’m / am not walking
4. The police officers weren’t running after
the robbers.
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5. The hijacker was holding a gun.

3 1. was … phoning First Conditional and Second Conditional

2. were … standing 5 1. visit, will see 4. sees, will take
3. was … working 2. will increase, do 5. buys, won’t go
4. were … doing 3. work, will have

4 a. The visitors were waiting for the museum 6 1. a 2. b 3. a 4. b 5. b

to open. – 2
b. The police officer was looking for fingerprints 7 1. were, would live
near the missing painting. – 3 2. would write, had
c. The cleaners were answering the police officers’ 3. wouldn’t like, heard
questions. – 4 4. bought, would want
d. The museum director was calling the police. – 1
Unit 7
Past Continuous / Past Simple
5 1. The police examined the evidence all week. Present Perfect Simple
2. I was studying maths at 11.30 last night. /
1 1. have travelled
At 11.30 last night, I was studying maths. 2. has failed
3. We didn’t go to court yesterday. / Yesterday, 3. have arrived
we didn’t go to court. 4. have walked
4. The police arrested the murderer in 2008. / 5. have rowed
In 2008, the police arrested the murderer.
2 1. ate 10. flew
6 1. were arresting 2. eaten 11. meet
2. was describing 3. give 12. met
3. arrived 4. gave 13. wrote
4. wasn’t wearing 5. wear 14. written
5. hijacked 6. worn 15. do
7. sat 16. did
7 1. was helping
8. sat 17. break
2. robbed
9. fly 18. broken
3. wrote
4. was thinking
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8 1. was taking, wrote
2. was making, arrived, took 3 1. has bought 3. have appeared
3. hijacked, was sailing 2. has invented 4. has become
4. killed, was sailing 4 Possible Answers
Sally and Tom haven’t packed their clothes yet.
Page 151 Sally has bought ski clothes.
Tom has got the How to Ski book from Adam.
Unit 6 Sally and Tom haven’t taken their sunglasses.
Sally has fed the cat.
Future Tenses
Tom hasn’t watered the plants.
1  1. will design 4. will have  Sally hasn’t left the house key with the neighbour.
2. won’t learn 5. Will … sail
3. Will … win 6. won’t pollute

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5 1. has … studied
2. have … lived
3. Have … forgotten
4. Has … got
5. Have … taken
6 1. d 2. c 3. a 4. e 5. b
7 1. My friends have just gone to the circus.
2. The firefighters haven’t put out the fire yet.
3. Have you ever walked a tightrope?
4. My parents have already been on a cruise to the
Greek Islands.
5. Has your best friend just failed an exam?
6. Have you and your friends done your homework
yet?
7. Lisa has never fed a wild animal.
for / since
8 1. since 4. since
2. since 5. for
3. for 6. for
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Unit 8
Modals
1 1. I can / can’t dance very well.
2. We can’t play tennis because it’s raining.
3. Can you take the bus to school?
4. Sam can’t speak any French.
5. You must eat a balanced diet.
6. You must get enough sleep before the match.
7. You mustn’t smoke.
8. We mustn’t drink a lot of coffee.
9. I couldn’t swim last week because I was ill.
10. Kate could read when she was only four.
11. Could you go out alone last year?
12. We couldn’t see the football field in the dark.
2 1. couldn’t 4. can
2. can’t 5. Could
3. could
3 1. couldn’t 5. Can fish fly?
2. mustn’t 6. can’t
3. Could 7. could
4. must 8. mustn’t
4 1. should 3. Should
2. shouldn’t 4. shouldn’t
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5 1. have to 5. need to
2. don’t have to 6. Does … need to
3. doesn’t have to 7. doesn’t need to
4. Do … have to 8. does … need to
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6 1 . You have to wear a swimsuit at the pool.
2. You can run very fast!
3. I couldn’t eat all the food on my plate.
4. You don’t need to eat any junk food.
5. You shouldn’t have drinks with lots of sugar.
6. We mustn’t go into the swimming pool right now.
Unit 9
Reported Speech
1 1. e 6. i
2. f 7. d
3. g 8. j
4. b 9. c
5. a 10. h
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2 1. could, then
2. his, would love, those
3. was buying, the following day
4. didn’t like, there
3 1. wore 6. his
2. could give 7. was looking
3. couldn’t be 8. his
4. her 9. would find
5. would never see 10. that day
Gerunds and infinitives
4 1. watching 4. washing
2. flying 5. visiting
3. Swimming
5 1. to study 4. to help
2. to have 5. to teach
3. to go
6 1 . Shopping 4. to have
2. to save 5. hearing
3. standing 6. working / to work
Sentence number 6 has got two correct answers.
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Page 159 Unit5
Getting Started
2 1, 2, 3, 6, 8, 9, 10
2 1. sing 4. put
3 1. strong b. strong
2. key 5. say
2. strong b. weak
3. boil 6. wear
3. weak
3 1. /X/ 4. /n/
2. /l/ 5. /r/ Page 161
3. /i/ 6. /e/ Unit 6
4 1. funny 4. jacket 1 1. tent 4. bake
2. lamp 5. dolphin 2. tea 5. goat
3. music 3. ray 6. band
5 1. /'pDVBW/ 4.
/iAU/
2. /glGo/ 5. /YMY/ Unit 7
3. /YNW/
1 1. /P/
2. /I/
Unit 2 3. /N/
1 1. 1, 2, 4, 5, 6
2 /N/ /P/ /I/
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borrow ground reuse
2 /X/ /W/ /BX/ goal
judo
received looked graduated globe
this divorced celebrated pillow
moved reached
joined
sailed Unit 8
1 1. /g/
Unit 3 2. /i/

1 1. /Y/ 2 /Y/ /g/

2. /g/
juice fashionable
2 /Y/ /g/ snacks sugar
balanced flash
climbing December niece ship
cliffs centre processed
careful nice
calm place 4 1. mustn’t 3. couldn’t
receive 2. shouldn’t 4. cannot
divorced
Unit 9
3
1. /YNoX/
2. /'UAgco/ 2 1. yes
3. /'gOLmg/ 2. yes
4. /YLl'UqIWL/ 3. yes
4. yes
Unit 4
1 1. 2, 3, 4, 6

2 /Y/ /g/ /Bh/

helps drives washes
talks learns misses
gets listens
does

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