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2 a
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Unit 1 4
5
c
a

Grammar
Use of English
1
1 Does he watch 7
1 A
2 does
2 C
3 doesn’t have
3 A
4 Do your parents work
4 C
5 don’t
5 C
6 travels
6 A
7 Do you want
7 B
8 do you get up
8 C
9 don’t wake up
9 C
10 doesn’t start
10 B
2
1 don’t come
2 arrives
Listening
3 Does, play 8
4 Do, wash 1 T
5 doesn’t argue 2 T
3 F
3
4 F
1 use uses
5 T
2 go goes
3 don’t doesn’t Transcript  1
4 not don’t Dad Jenny! Dinner’s ready! Can you come and sit at the
5 Does Do table, please?
Jenny Wait a minute! My hair’s wet!
Vocabulary Dad Come on! It’s steak!
4 Jenny (out of breath) Mmm. It looks great!
1 set Thanks, dad! Not pizza again, thank goodness!
2 tidy Mum Can you load the dishwasher for us after dinner?
3 don’t load Jenny Sorry, I’ve got a lot of homework, Mum.
4 cooks My maths test is on Thursday.
5 doesn’t do Mum Don’t worry. I know you normally help.
5 Jenny Is Dan at home?
1 niece, polite Mum He’s in his room on the phone.
2 uncle, hard-working
Jenny I want Dan to help me with my homework.
3 cousin, friendly
Mum No, Jenny. We want Dan to help us tidy up and
4 stepmother, creative
load the dishwasher!
5 grandfather, patient
Jenny Dan! Come on! Dinner’s ready!

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Reading 1 on
9 2 up
1 D 3 quarter
2 A 4 past
3 E 5 at
4 B 6 in
5 C 7 until
8 midday

Unit 2 Use of English

7
Grammar 1 at
1 2 on
1 Do you have to play 3 Should
2 do 4 in
3 have to learn 5 during
4 have to listen 6 at
5 Does she have to take 7 should
6 doesn’t 8 from
9 to
2
10 after
1 When Where
2 He always is He is always
3 has have Listening
4 Do Does 8
5 not don’t 1 b
6 has to pay never never has to pay 2 b
7 don’t doesn’t 3 c
8 Who Who’s / Who is 4 c
9 How many often How often 5 a
10 doesn’t don’t
Transcript  2
3 It’s an exciting day for Prince William and Kate
1 always Middleton. Their son, two-year-old Prince George, starts
2 never school today, 6 January 2016. He goes to a Montessori
3 hardly ever School in Norfolk, near the Sandringham Estate where
4 usually the family live. There are 700 of these schools in Britain.
But what is a Montessori School? They’re different from
Vocabulary other schools in Britain. The classes all have pupils of
different ages. The pupils can choose what they want to
4 do. They watch and listen to other children, and they
1 a learn from the other children too. The children don’t have
2 c to do tests in Montessori schools. In Prince George’s
3 a part of the school, the pupils are aged two to six. On
4 b Monday and Friday, the school is open from half past
5 c eight to one o’clock. It’s open until three o’clock on
6 c Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

5
1 excited Reading
2 sad 9
3 embarrassed 1 T
4 angry 2 F
5 tired 3 F
6 worried 4 F
5 T

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Unit 3 Use of English

6
Grammar 1 going go
1 2 I I’m
1 ’re dancing 3 not don’t
2 ’re going 4 is sounding sounds
3 don’t believe 5 to ask ask
4 Are you sending 6 The great Great
5 does he prefer 7 Are Do
6 isn’t stopping 8 I’m I’d
7 laughs 9 to telling telling
2 10 Personal Personally
1 Are you understanding Do you understand
2 is usually making usually makes Listening
3 I don’t I’m not
7
4 do you smile are you smiling
A 3
5 is finishing finishes
B 5
6 chating chatting
C 1
3 D 2
1 Are you enjoying E –
2 ’m having F 4
3 is coming
Transcript  3
4 wake up
Speaker 1
5 ’m sharing
6 argue I’m wearing a short-sleeved, orange T-shirt, shorts and a
7 need baseball cap. I don’t want the sun on my head! Oh, and
I’ve got some new sunglasses! They’re quite expensive,
so I don’t want to lose them.
Vocabulary Speaker 2
4 I’m wearing a tracksuit today. Sometimes I just wear a
1 dark tight T-shirt and shorts. I’m also wearing some green and
2 casual yellow trainers. I’m meeting some friends at the gym
3 bracelet later today. There’s a special training class at 9 o’clock.
4 sock Speaker 3
5 trousers
I always wear a smart outfit like this. I hardly ever wear
6 baggy
casual clothes; only when I’m not working at the
7 patterned weekend or on school trips. I usually wear a short, black
8 boots jacket, white shirt and a skirt. The students have to wear
9 skirt a uniform, so it’s important that I’m smart, too. Oh, and
10 pyjamas I’ve got a lovely patterned skirt that I like to wear when
I’m teaching.
5
1 fake / artificial Speaker 4
2 light I’m ready to go now! I’ve got my hat on and I’m wearing
3 sad / unhappy a dark coat, black gloves and a scarf. I’m wearing two
4 low pairs of socks! And a pair of expensive, warm boots.
5 dangerous Speaker 5
6 cheap I’m so excited! And I’m so hungry! I’ve got a smart, new
7 unusual dress to wear tonight. It’s long-sleeved and patterned.
8 Male And I’ve got a beautiful bracelet to go with it. I’m also
9 special wearing my new black shoes. What? It’s raining? Oh no
10 wrong … what time is the table booked for? We’ll have to take a
taxi!

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Reading 6
1 lettuces
8
1 F 2 in
2 F 3 menu
3 T 4 chef
4 F 5 melon
5 T 6 bread
7 lamb
8 full

Unit 4
Use of English
Grammar 7
1 for
1
2 Would
1 some
3 like
2 some
4 order
3 any
5 by
4 any
6 main
5 any
7 for
6 some
8 bill
2 9 include
1 Is there 10 tip
2 How many
3 Is there
4 How much
Listening
5 How much 8
6 Are there A 2
B 1
3
C 4
1 a few a little
D 3
2 Is Are
E 5
3 lot of a lot of
F –
4 a little a few
5 There’s There are Transcript  4
6 many much Speaker 1
7 There are There is Come on, it’s late – let’s go now. Let’s go to the street by
8 Yes, there are Yes, there is the supermarket first and try to find some fresh food.
Then we can look in the bins outside the French
Vocabulary restaurant.
Speaker 2
4
1 carrots Hi, I’d like the tomato soup to start please, followed by
the fish and chips. Oh, and could I have some olives,
2 service
please?
3 prawns
4 chicken Speaker 3
5 onions Oh, where’s the knife? Ah, here it is. So, I need some
6 rice potatoes, two onions and those carrots … I hope you’re
hungry!
5
Speaker 4
1 used
2 responsible My food is very popular with people who like healthy
eating. I normally like to cook with meat and fruit. I never
3 afraid
waste any food. I am very creative and I like cooking
4 good
new recipes.
5 popular
Speaker 5
6 bad

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Let me find my pen. So, that’s prawn salad to start, 4 lose
followed by the roast beef. Thank you. And would you 5 ride
like anything to drink with that, sir? 6 give
7 gets
Reading 6
9 1 city
1 C 2 historic
2 D 3 traffic
3 E 4 polluted
4 A 5 square
5 B 6 in front of

Use of English
Unit 5 7
1 B
Grammar 2 A
1 3 C
1 nicer 4 A
2 the smallest 5 C
3 lower 6 B
4 the unhappiest 7 A
5 the most patient 8 C
6 more excited 9 C
10 A
2
1 sunnier, the sunniest
2 more disappointed, the most disappointed Listening
3 earlier, the earliest 8
4 better, the best 1 F
5 more important, the most important 2 T
6 bigger, the biggest 3 F
7 further, the furthest 4 T
5 T
3
1 the most bad the worst Transcript  5
2 more most Speaker 1
3 angryer angrier
Everyone is really angry. We love this village – it’s quiet,
4 famouser more famous green and beautiful. There’s hardly any traffic and the air
5 the most longest the longest is fresh and clean. But now, they’re building a shopping
6 gooder better centre on the fields over there. They’re also building a
7 hotest hottest motorway through the valley and the woods. It’s terrible!
Speaker 2
Vocabulary I work in an office block in the centre of town. It’s an
4 ugly, grey building on a busy street. The noise of the
1 c traffic is awful. There’s a hospital opposite, a
2 a supermarket on the left and a car park on the right. I
can’t see any green spaces from my window. The only
3 c
advantage of working here is that I can take the stairs up
4 a
to my office every morning. It’s on the sixth floor, so at
5 c
least I can be a bit active every day!
6 a
Speaker 3
7 b
I work on a farm. It’s called Hambrook Farm and it’s near
5 a small lake. I get up at four every morning and go to
1 take work on foot. I have to cross a small bridge and go along
2 cross the path past the lake. It’s a lovely way to start the day. If
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sometimes gives me a lift. Everyone is very friendly here 6 a
– we always help each other when we can. 7 a
8 b
Reading 5
9 1 kayaking
1 D 2 surfing
2 B 3 abseiling
3 A 4 cycling
4 E 5 trekking
5 C
Use of English
6
Unit 6 1 in
2 on
Grammar 3 right
1 4 background
1 planned 5 on
2 tried 6 on
3 visited 7 centre
4 thirty minutes ago 8 at
5 chatted 9 In
6 couldn’t 10 by
7 last month
8 weren’t Listening
9 was 7
10 Were A 2
2 B 4
1 were C –
2 decided D 3
3 studied E 1
4 helped F 5
5 walked Transcript  6
6 stopped
Speaker 1
7 jumped
8 couldn’t I’m studying zoology, and as part of my course we get to
travel abroad. Last year I went to Africa. It’s the best
9 was
continent to learn about gorillas, because you can watch
10 could
them in their natural surroundings. I took photos of the
animals every day, and wrote about their routines and
Vocabulary family relationships in a blog. I was very surprised to
discover how similar they are to us.
3
1 sunrise Speaker 2
2 moon I went to see The Revenant last weekend. My favourite
3 cloud actor, Leonardo DiCaprio, is in it. There was this
4 flowers amazing bear fight – it was really exciting to watch! He
5 snow was in the middle of the woods and he heard some
6 ground animals close to him. They were baby bears. Then, he
saw the mother bear and she ran after him, jumped on
7 mountains
him and pushed him to the ground. He hit his head on
4 some rocks and she held him down with one of her large
1 a paws …
2 b Speaker 3
3 c
Longleat is in the south-west of England. It has many
4 a wild animals, including elephants and lions. There’s a
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live. Did you know that gorillas are frightened of water?
Vocabulary
The park is most famous for the Monkey ‘Drive-Thru’.
Don’t take your car if it’s new! They jump all over the 3
cars and break everything! 1 To start off with
Speaker 4 2 shut down
3 Next
It was just after midnight. I was in my sleeping bag inside
4 restart
the tent and I saw a light. I looked outside, but there
wasn’t a moon. The light moved towards my tent and 5 Finally
then across it. I felt very scared. Then, I heard a voice. It 4
was my cousin from the tent behind me. He had his 1 in
smartphone on and needed the light to find his way to 2 down
the toilet! 3 off
Speaker 5 4 up
We had to carry everything on our backs – our sleeping 5 on
bags, food and drink. In general, it wasn’t too bad. But it
5
was difficult when we had to climb the mountains. We
1 c
had to take a map and compass. And it was important to
2 c
keep our mobile phones with us, in case we lost our way.
We got up early every day so that we could arrive at the 3 c
next youth hostel before sunset. 4 a
5 a
6 b
Reading
7 a
8 8 c
1 T 9 b
2 F 10 c
3 F
4 F
5 T
Use of English
6
1 can
Unit 7 2 just
3 card
4 much
Grammar 5 else
1 6 to
1 use 7 pay
2 bought 8 In
3 fall 9 change
4 didn’t 10 like
5 made
6 Did
Listening
7 taught
8 get 7
9 build 1 F
10 spoke 2 F
3 T
2 4 F
1 Did you speak
5 T
2 did
3 found Transcript  7
4 didn’t know Grandmother Hi Alfie. Can you help me, please?
5 was Alfie Sure Grandma. What’s the problem?
6 Were you Grandmother Well, I took a lovely photo yesterday that I
7 couldn’t want to send, but I don’t know how to do it with my
8 didn’t have smartphone.
9 didn’t bring
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Alfie Oh, that’s easy. Let’s do it now. Take your phone 8 going to cycling going to go cycling / going cycling /
Grandma. That’s it. Well, if you send a photo with going to cycle
your usual messaging service, then you’ll have to 9 He will go Will he go
pay. It’s not much – just 30p. But there are some free 10 going live going to live
apps you can download, like WhatsApp and
Snapchat, if you want to send a photo for nothing. 2
1 isn’t
Grandmother Oh no, I don’t want to have anything else
2 play
on my phone!
3 ’ll
Alfie OK then. To start off with, just find your messages
4 this
button.
5 won’t
Grandmother This one, right? 6 will
Alfie That’s right. First of all, press on the button to send 7 Are
a new message. It’s a plus sign on my phone. 8 will
Grandmother Yes, it’s the same on my phone. OK, I 9 after
press the button. What next? 10 will
Alfie Secondly, press on the button for attachments –
that’s for adding things. Now, you can see a list of Vocabulary
things you can send – it has words like ‘videos’ and
‘pictures’. If you press on ‘pictures’, you can see all of 3
the photos that are on your phone. 1 surfing
2 wetsuit
Grandmother Oh yes, here they are! I took thirty
yesterday! 3 volleyball
4 goggles
Alfie That’s good! OK. Next, choose the picture you want
5 aerobics
to send. Yes, just press it. Finally, write your
message to go with the photo. 4
Grandmother OK. Let me just … (grandmother talking 1 pole vault
out loud slowly as she types in message) Hi Simon, 2 relay
look at this photo of your cousin, Alfie, in his smart 3 long jump
school uniform … 4 marathon
Alfie Oh Grandma! Don’t send that! I look awful! Can I 5 high jump
show you how to delete photos now? 6 shot put
5
Reading 1 achievement
8 2 Turkish
1 C 3 suggestion
2 A 4 description
3 B 5 German
4 F 6 sadness
5 D 7 Spanish
8 fitness
9 British
Unit 8
Use of English
Grammar 6
1 1 Why don’t we
1 I not I’m not 2 ‘re right
2 They is They are 3 don’t really fancy doing
3 I’ll to study I’ll study / I’m going to study 4 ‘d rather not
4 think she won’t be think she will be / don’t think she 5 you think so
will be 6 see what you
5 What he is What is he 7 don’t think that’s a
6 Yes, I’ll Yes, I will 8 ‘d prefer to go
7 don’t think the train won’t think the train won’t be / 9 you fancy playing football
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2
Listening
1 not hasn’t
7 2 already have had have already had
1 b 3 broke broken
2 c 4 left just just left
3 c 5 did done
4 b 6 yet your new neighbour your new neighbour yet
5 c 7 
Transcript  8 8 
Today on Radio Live, we’re talking about the latest 9 forgot forgotten
YouTube celebrity – she’s 26-year-old Angel Collinson 10 
and she’s from the US state of Utah. Angel is a
champion skier, and she also works in films which Vocabulary
involve ski scenes. She’s even won an award for her
skiing performance at the International Free-Skiing Film 3
Festival in Montreal, Canada. But now she’s more 1 quite dark
famous for surviving a 300-metre fall down a mountain in 2 extremely untidy
Alaska. She was at work that day making a movie when 3 fairly relaxing
she hit some ice and then lost control. Someone filmed 4 bit, small
Angel as she fell down the steep rock face and rolled 5 really, cosy
down the snowy mountain side. The fall took around 6 very comfortable
thirty seconds. It felt a lot longer when I watched it! She
4
covered her head with her hands until she stopped. It
1 make
was amazing that she only hurt two fingers on one hand.
Her support team were in a rescue helicopter above. 2 do
When she stopped in the snow, she shouted to her 3 take
team: ‘I’m OK … I’m fine.’ What an amazing woman! And 4 made
what a lucky woman! 5 take
More than 350,000 people watched her fall on YouTube 6 has
last month. Now they’re using the video to help make the 7 do
sport safer for everyone. 5
1 tropical
Reading 2 basic
3 free
8
1 c 4 garden
2 b 5 chest of drawers
3 a 6 stool
4 a 7 blinds
5 a
Use of English
6
Unit 9 1 A
2 B
Grammar 3 C
4 B
1
5 A
1 Have you logged on
6 A
2 ’ve / have entered
7 C
3 ’s / has changed
8 A
4 ’ve / have given
9 C
5 haven’t / ’ve not received
10 C
6 Have you checked
7 haven’t
8 has just arrived Listening
9 ’ve / have just lost 7
10 has been 1 F
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3 T
4 F
5 F
Transcript  9
Emily Hi, I’m Emily. I’ve come to look at the
house.
Kate Oh hi! Do you want to come in?
Emily Yes, great.
Kate I’m Kate … So you’re at the university?
Emily Yes, I’m going to start my second year in
October. I’m looking for somewhere to live that’s
closer.
Kate Oh, I see. Did you see the ad for the room in the
student newspaper?
Emily No, on the university website.
Kate Oh, right. So, let me show you downstairs first. This
is the living room, and we share the kitchen too. We
also share the housework. Lisa’s just tidied the
kitchen … but Jenny hasn’t hoovered the living room
yet.
Jenny (calls out) Sorry, I haven’t had time yet.
I’m going to do it after lunch. Promise!
Kate No problem! Let’s go upstairs. Here’s the free
bedroom. It’s small, but very comfortable. There are
shelves by the window – there isn’t a chest of
drawers I’m afraid, but there is a wardrobe for your
clothes.
Emily It looks nice.
Kate Here’s the bathroom – there’s a shower behind the
door.
Emily Do you share the bills?
Kate Yes, we do. But we don’t have to pay for the water.
Emily I really love it.
Kate Fantastic, but I’m afraid the landlord isn’t here at
the moment.
Emily Oh no!
Kate Can you call tomorrow at around nine in the
morning?
Emily Ten is better for me. I have to go the
doctor early in the morning.
Kate OK. That’s fine. Call at ten and I’m sure he’ll be
here. He’s got lots of things to do in the garden.
Emily Cheers then! See you tomorrow!

Reading
8
1 F
2 T
3 F
4 F
5 T

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