Unit 1 Time on your hands Progress check and Cumulative progress 1 Unit 2 Learning about learning Progress check and Cumulative progress 2 Unit 3 Invent and innovate Progress check and Cumulative progress 3 Unit 4 Crime doesn’t pay Progress check and Cumulative progress 4 Unit 5 You win some, you lose some Progress check and Cumulative progress 5 Unit 6 Next steps Progress check and Cumulative progress 6 Unit 7 Exploring art Progress check and Cumulative progress 7 Unit 8 The world around us Progress check and Cumulative progress 8 Unit 9 A word to the wise Progress check and Cumulative progress 9 Unit 10 Spending power Progress check and Cumulative progress 10 Unit 11 A long way from home Progress check and Cumulative progress 11 Unit 12 Achieve the impossible Progress check and Cumulative progress 12 Reading and Use of English optimise) | ting Listening Speaking Answer key 12 19 27 35 4B 51 59 67 7s 76 83 1 92 99 100 110 112 116 120 aA Angela Bandis and Patricia Reilly §(-* ~~READING | Gapped t [students Book pages 4-5 (BE) GD keaa the article and then write the correct letter (A-G) to complete the descriptions. 1 In paragraph ___ the writer explains an activity where you have to write and perform something 2 In paragraph ___ the writer describes activities that you can do at home with your mates. 3 Tn paragraph __ the wrlter introduces an activity that involves physical activity and technology. 4 In paragraph __ the writer describes learning something that could help you get a job. 5 In paragraph __ the wrlter talks about making the mest af local events and cultural activites. 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