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GRAMMAR (page 6)
Introduction
1 1. Do … know 7. are disappearing
VOCABULARY (page 4) 2. don’t … live 8. are dying
3. makes 9. aren’t doing
1 1. south 4. north 4. eats 10. try
2. west 5. east 5. is getting 11. sell
3. east 6. south 6. are cutting down

2 1. continent 4. capital city 2 1. Jim didn’t study for the test. He watched TV.
2. landmark 5. fields 2. Keith didn’t have a healthy breakfast. He drank cola.
3. bridges 6. bank 3. Bill didn’t bring his dictionary. He left it at home.
4. Kathy didn’t find the restaurant. She got lost.
1. b 2. f 3. c 4. d 5. a 6. e 5. Denise didn’t wear practical shoes. She wore high heels.
(page 5) 3 1. did … sing 4. did … write
3 e s u n g l a s s e s r y i b 2. won 5. did … begin
3. did … land
a z p u k i f k r i n g z p l
4 1. c 2. e 3. b 4. a 5. d
r c g q c p t y y o d x j q o
5 1. wasn’t taking 6. were preparing
r f a s w s n e c k l a c e u 2. was working 7. was … doing
i l i p e t h u f h n g h k s 3. wasn’t helping 8. wasn’t doing
n y p x b i z j q a o l f w e 4. was driving 9. was lying
5. weren’t being
g j b r a c e l e t i o c u b
(page 7)
s q k f g k c w h y x t d r z
6 1. James broke his leg while he was skiing.
1. lipstick 6. blouse 2. Sara lost an earring while she was swimming.
2. cap 7. necklace 3. The tourists were taking photos when the accident
3. earrings 8. hood happened.
4. sunglasses 9. ring 4. Jake was eating when he received a phone call.
5. bracelet 5. The doorbell rang while we were having a nap.
4 1. d 2. c 3. e 4. a 5. b 6. The Barkers were shopping when Mr Barker lost
his wallet.
5 1. butter 5. corn
2. eggs 6. ice cream 7 1. will / won’t live 4. will / won’t be
3. beef 7. orange juice 2. will / won’t drive 5. will / won’t become
4. rice 3. will / won’t give

6 1. True 8 1. Are … going to play 4. Is … going to cook

2. False – Fizzy drinks aren’t healthy / are unhealthy. 2. is … going to study 5. are … going to do
3. False – Biscuits are sweet. 3. are … going to see
4. True For the answers to the questions, accept all logical and
5. False – Strawberries and tomato sauce are red. grammatically correct answers.

7 1. formal 5. sensible 9 1. How many; b 4. a; c

2. raw 6. fried 2. any; d 5. a lot of; a
3. cooked 7. fashionable 3. How much; e
4. old-fashioned 10 1. as old as 4. not as popular as
8 1, 3, 4 2. the funniest 5. the worst
3. more intelligent than

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1 1 Possible Answers
1. The Cruiser is larger than the Racer.
2. The Littleman is smaller than the Cruiser.
3. The Cruiser is the heaviest.
4. The Littleman is the lightest.
5. The Racer is the most expensive.
6. The Littleman is cheaper than the Cruiser.
LISTENING (page 8)
1 Listening (Class CD 5, Track 1):
Mr Brown: Hi, Debbie.
Debbie: Hi, Mr Brown.
Mr Brown: Debbie, I understand you’d like to participate
in the See the World programme.
Debbie: Yes, very much.
Mr Brown: Have you heard about the programme?
Debbie: Yes. I know that participants in the programme
travel to another country to meet students their
own age.
Mr Brown: Have you ever travelled before?
Debbie: Last year my family and I went on holiday to
France. It was wonderful.
Mr Brown: What did you enjoy most about your trip?
Debbie: Well … I study French in school, so I enjoyed
using the language. But the best part of the trip
was the French food. OK … so it wasn’t
healthy. You know … a lot of fat and
carbohydrates … but it was delicious.
Mr Brown: Why are you interested in the See the World
programme, Debbie?
Debbie: I love meeting people from different cultures.
Mr Brown: Why do you think we should choose you?
Debbie: I’m a very friendly person. People feel
comfortable around me. I’m sure I’ll become
good friends with the people we meet.
Mr Brown: As a part of the See the World programme, we
have to fly to another country. Have you got
any problems travelling by plane?
Debbie: Don’t worry. I won’t get nervous. Flying is
fun.
Mr Brown: What kind of a student are you? You know that
you’ll have to miss some school when we
travel.
Debbie: I’m serious and hard-working. But so are my
friends. I’m sure they’ll help me when I get
home. I feel confident that I will continue to
get high marks even if I miss some school.
Mr Brown: Thank you, Debbie. We’ll let you know next
week.
1, 3, 5
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2 1. French.
2. The French food.
3. Because she is a very friendly person and people feel
comfortable around her.
4. Yes, she does.
5. She is a serious and hard-working student.
6. Next week.
SPEAKING
3 1. Year 11. 4. Pizza.
2. I like it. 5. I’m very confident.
3. Yes, I learn judo. 6. Yes, I love animals.
4 1. g 2. b 3. e 4. c 5. f 7. d 8. a
Extra questions: 6 and 9
Unit 1
VOCABULARY (page 9)
1 1. f 2. c 3. e 4. g 5. d 6. a 7. b
2 1. flight 5. accommodation
2. trip 6. airline
3. fare 7. passengers
4. convenient
3 1. airport 4. mobile home
2. countryside 5. journey
3. station 6. airline
4 1. station 4. convenient
2. journey 5. luggage
3. airport 6. airline
The hidden word is travel.
GRAMMAR (page 10)
1 1. has … returned 4. Has … left
2. hasn’t visited 5. haven’t arrived
3. have … spent 6. Have … ridden
2 1. for 4. since
2. already 5. yet
3. just
3 Possible Answers
1. The train has just left the station.
2. The man hasn’t caught the train.
3. The passengers have just arrrived.
4. They haven’t collected their luggage yet.
5. Greta has already seen the Eiffel Tower.
6. She hasn’t visited the Louvre yet.
4 1. swam a. sat
2. haven’t been b. played
3. has … ridden c. hasn’t dived
4. have … finished d. visited
1. c 2. d 3. a 4. b


5 1. have found 5. has been
2. wrote 6. have become
3. started 7. have written
4. began 8. Have ... seen
(page 11)
6 1. What interesting place have you visited recently?
2. Where did you go during your last holiday?
3. When did you last travel by train?
4. What beautiful cities have you seen?
7 1. used to travel 4. used to take
2. didn’t use to order 5. didn’t use to drive
3. used to send
8 1. Did … use to sing; Yes, they did. / No, they didn’t.
2. Did … use to browse; No, I didn’t.
3. Did … use to play; Yes, I did.
9 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
10 1. Many 6. used to travel
2. are going to fly 7. took
3. have just come back 8. smaller than
4. plan 9. as fast as
5. any
READING (page 12)
1 1. Train Girl 4. Train Girl
2. Train Girl 5. Tired Traveller
3. both
2 1. the city of Mumbai
2. his two favourite foods
3. talks
4. a trip to the dentist
5. he didn’t like the smells and he had to stand on the train
6. on the high-speed train from London to Paris
MAKING TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS (page 13)
1 1. platform 4. Standard class
2. First class 5. route
3. coach
2 1. return tickets 4. missed the train
2. single tickets 5. catch the train
3. timetable
3 Possible Answers
1. Can I see a timetable?
2. I’ll buy standard class tickets.
3. I’ve missed the train.
Word Builder
1. catch
2. catch
3. miss
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4 Listening (Class CD 5, Track 2):
Tourist: Excuse me. Is this the tourist information centre?
Clerk: Yes it is. Can I help you?
Tourist: What’s the best way to travel from London to Paris?
Clerk: Have you ever travelled on the Eurostar?
Tourist: The Eurostar? What’s that?
Clerk: It’s a high-speed train. It will take you from
London to Paris through the Channel Tunnel
in only 2 hours and 15 minutes. That’s a 495-
kilometre journey. You can also go by coach, but
it takes much longer.
Tourist: I’ve never ridden on a high-speed train. How fast
do they go?
Clerk: The Eurostar reaches speeds of 320 kilometres an
hour.
Tourist: How long is the trip through the tunnel?
Clerk: About 20 minutes. During the rest of your journey,
you’ll see the beautiful countryside in England
and France.
Tourist: It’s probably very expensive.
Clerk: I’ve got their brochure here. Let’s look at the fares.
A single ticket costs £39 in standard class or £107
in first class. Return tickets are more expensive, of
course.
Tourist: That’s not too bad. How often do trains leave?
Clerk: Once every hour, seven days a week. There are no
trains on Christmas Day.
Tourist: Can I buy a ticket before my trip?
Clerk: Yes, in fact, you should buy your ticket about two
weeks before your trip.
Tourist: Do I have to go to the station to buy it?
Clerk: No, you can buy it on the Internet. Just go to
www.eurostar.com.
Tourist: What about flights? Can I fly from London to
Paris?
Clerk: You can, but it takes more time because you have
to be at the airport an hour before your flight
leaves. And do you know that trains don’t pollute
the air like aeroplanes?
Tourist: Really. That’s good to know. I’ve always wanted
to go through the Channel Tunnel. I think I’ll take
the train. Thank you for your help.
Clerk: You’re welcome.
1. faster 4. year
2. countryside 5. doesn’t have to
3. weeks 6. pollute
5 1. 2 h 15 mins 4. 20 mins
2. 495 km 5. £39
3. 320 kmph 6. £107


6 1. Can I help you?
2. Do you want a single or return ticket?
3. Is it a direct route?
4. How much is it?
5. Which platform does it leave from?
1 0 1. What time did your train arrive this morning?
(page 14)
7 1. They’ve just left for the airport.
2. I never go to school on Sundays.
3. Ted always catches the bus home at 5 o’clock.
4. Anne is going to the countryside on holiday tomorrow. /
Tomorrow, Anne is going to the countryside on holiday.
5. My sister and I usually ride our bikes to the park in the
afternoon.
8 1. are on holiday in Budapest at the moment
2. have already done
3. arrived at the station two minutes later
9 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
1 0 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 15)
1 1. flight 6. First class
2. return ticket 7. timetable
3. passengers 8. mobile home
4. journey 9. luggage
5. convenient 10. countryside
2 1. blouse, mini skirt 4. crisps, nut
2. cave, coast 5. salty, casual
3. passenger, airline
3 1. has had 4. Has … brought
2. have missed 5. hasn’t collected
3. haven’t bought
4 1. visited 4. have … been
2. haven’t heard 5. Has … bought
3. didn’t like
5 1. used to work 4. Did … use to live
2. used to travel 5. didn’t use to eat
3. didn’t use to speak
6 1. recently 4. as popular as
2. finished 5. will sell
3. many
7 Dictation
A company from Russia takes tourists on trips into space.
The accommodation on the flight is not as convenient as a
hotel. But it’s a wonderful experience. The journey will cost
“only” 20 million dollars. So travel to space. Buy your
tickets soon.
(page 16)
8 1. C 2. T 3. C 4. C 5. T
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9 1. The bus left the station an hour ago.
2. I’ve always enjoyed the journey into town.
3. We frequently wait for the bus at Hadley Station.
4. Tim and I rarely go to the beach in the summer.
5. Rick always takes the high-speed train to Paris.
2. I’ve just missed my flight.
3. Why haven’t you bought a return ticket yet?
4. Rob used to catch the high-speed train to Seville.
5. Did you use to go on holiday to the countryside?
Unit 2
VOCABULARY (page 17)
1 1. flood – c
2. landslides, mud – d
3. earthquake, predicted – b
4. volcano, eruption, ash, dangerous – a
2 1. strike 5. warned
2. trapped 6. injured
3. survivors 7. rocks
4. collapsed, safe
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Grammar (page 18)
1 1. that 3. who, where
2. who 4. when, which
2 1. when 4. which
2. who 5. where
3. where
3 1. who / that
2. that / which
3. where
4. when
5. that / which
6. who / that
7. where
4 1. The year 2005 is the year when this terrible hurricane
happened.
2. Mark Fischetti is the scientist who made predictions
about Hurricane Katrina.
3. Florida, Mississippi and Louisiana are the states where
the hurricane caused the most damage.
4. New Orleans is the city that / which suffered from a big
flood.
5. There were many people that / who left New Orleans
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5 1. San Francisco is the city where an earthquake struck.
2. Titanic is the ship that / which crashed into an iceberg.
3. Seventy-nine AD is the year when Mount Vesuvius
erupted.
4. A bakery is the shop where the Great Fire of London
began.
5. A Dutch boy is the person that / who survived a plane
crash.
(page 19)
6 1. anyone 4. somewhere
2. someone 5. anywhere
3. anything 6. something
7 1. something 4. someone
2. anything 5. anyone
3. somewhere 6. anywhere
8 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
9 1. were sailing 6. as lucky as
2. who 7. anywhere
3. that 8. have become
4. saw 9. many
5. the youngest 10. remember
READING (page 20)
1 1. F 2. T 3. F 4. F 5. T 6. T
2 1. They were found near homes. This was very unusual,
because they usually sleep underground during the winter
months.
2. They ran to a safe place.
3. He counts the number of adverts about lost pets in
newspapers.
4. There are more than 200 earthquakes a year, so anyone
can predict an earthquake just by guessing.
5. Because there may be other reasons why it’s behaving
strangely.
describing a scene (page 21)
1 1. d 2. a 3. b 4. c 5. f 6. e
2 1. hit 4. homeless
2. broke out 5. Aid
3. burned 6. missing
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Word Builder
1. broke out 3. give up
2. deal with 4. get away
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4 Listening (Class CD 5, Track 4):
Robert: I’m Robert Walker and you’re listening to
Survivor Stories, a radio programme about people
who have survived natural disasters. This week,
we’re going to hear the amazing story of Maria
Silva. Hello, Maria.
Maria: Hello, Robert.
Robert: Tell us a little bit about the earthquake that hit
your town, Maria.
Maria: Well … I live in Concepción, in Chile. Last
February, Chile was struck by a powerful
earthquake in the middle of the night. Even
people in Buenos Aires felt it, hundreds of
kilometres away in Argentina.
Robert: Were you sleeping when it happened?
Maria: No, I was awake. I was in the middle of writing
an e-mail to a friend when my desk started to
move. At first, I didn’t understand what was
happening. Then, I looked out of the window and
saw a crowd of people in the street. Many of them
were in their pyjamas. That’s when I realised it
was an earthquake.
Robert: What did you do next?
Maria: I tried to leave the building. A lift can be
dangerous in an earthquake so I took the stairs.
But before I could reach the front door, the
building collapsed. I was trapped inside.
Robert: Wow! You were probably very scared.
Maria: Yes, I was.
Robert: How long did it take rescue workers to find you?
Maria: About 12 hours. I called my daughter and she told
rescue workers where to find me.
Robert: So you had your mobile phone with you?
Maria: Yes, and it saved my life.
Robert: What happened after the earthquake?
Maria: I was homeless for two months. I went to live
with my daughter, who lives in Rome. But I was
lucky. I survived. Hundreds of people were killed
that night.
Robert: Thank you for sharing your story with us, Maria.
That’s all for today.
1. at night 4. daughter
2. front door 5. Hundreds
3. 12
5 1. Buenos Aires 4. dangerous
2. an e-mail 5. Rome
3. a crowd of people
6 1. What can you see
2. What has happened
3. What’s happening now
4. How do you think the people feel
5. What’s going to happen next, in your opinion

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(page 22)
Unit 3
7 1. before 3. At first, then
2. as soon as 4. Eventually VOCABULARY (page 25)
8 1. At first 4. In the end 1 a b u
2. then 5. After r g l a r
3. before i t z m u g k s
9 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. n b h n c o l u
1 0 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. v v p i u j a s

Check Your Progress (page 23)

e n r a e z r p

1 1. homeless 6. trapped
s w o s g f r e
2. searching 7. tragedy t h b m w p e c
3. struck 8. volcano
i v a g d q s t
4. rocks 9. warned
5. aid 10. drowned g s t e a l t w
2 1. luggage 6. Fried a t j p s n o x
2. smoke 7. countryside
t h y t z m g l
3. platform 8. fares
4. collapsed 9. route e w h i j a c k
5 fashionable 10. dangerous
Actions Actions the
3 1. Mary was in the hotel that / which was hit by a tsunami. People
criminals do police do
2. Jim is a scientist who / that studies extreme weather.
3. This is the place where the tornado destroyed the houses. thief mug arrest
4. This is the girl who / that was injured in the accident.
suspect steal investigate
5. I’ll never forget the time when there was a flood.
burglar rob
4 1. someone 4. anyone
2. anywhere 5. anything gang hijack
3. somewhere
2 1. surrendered 4. punished
5 1. were walking 4. didn’t occur 2. broke the law 5. shot
2. something 5. used to be 3. murder 6. witness
3. where
3 1. investigating 5. robbed
6 Dictation 2. mugged 6. stole
During earthquakes, people often get trapped in collapsed 3. shot 7. arrested
buildings. Many of them are injured and some are killed. 4. witness 8. broken the law
People who are homeless have to look for food and shelter.
It is difficult to predict earthquakes, so people are not 4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
usually warned to leave the area.
Grammar (page 26)
(page 24)
1 1. f 2. b 3. d 4. c 5. a 6. e
7 1. e 2. b 3. a 4. d 5. c
2 1. had taken 4. had behaved
8 1. At first 4. By 2. had left 5. had mugged
2. after 5. Finally 3. hadn’t found 6. had seen
3. then
3 Possible Answers
9 1. We saved the boy who was drowning in the river. 1. The criminals had written on the walls.
2. Jim is trapped in that collapsed building. 2. The criminals had stolen computers.
3. We didn’t find anything to put out the flames. 3. The criminals had started a fire.
4. We are searching for the missing boy in the area where 4. The criminals had broken windows.
he lives. 5. The criminals had thrown rubbish on the floor.
5. Do you remember the year when an earthquake struck
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4 1. already 4. By the time
2. After 5. as soon as
3. when
(page 27)
5 1. stole 5. had called
2. had hidden 6. arrived
3. saw 7. had escaped
4. had ... taken 8. had given
6 1. Did he feel guilty after he took chocolate from the sweet
shop?
2. A thief had stolen Richard’s wallet by the time he got on
the bus.
3. Police hadn’t investigated the crime for a long time
before they arrested a suspect.
4. Did the criminal leave the city as soon as the police had
found his gun?
5. The firefighters hadn’t arrived before the fire reached the
roof.
7 1. had left their home
2. entered the house
3. had heard noises
4. called the police
5. had run out the back door
6. arrived
7. caught the thief in the street
8. had climbed the wall and fallen
8 1. Many 6. had died
2. have committed 7. Before
3. the strangest 8. didn’t move
4. arrested 9. where
5. had tried 10. were probably trying
READING (page 28)
1 1. g 2. c 3. a 4. f 5. d 6. b 7. e
2 Possible Answers
1. arrived in England
2. they used violence
3. a man had seen him in a park just before the
bomb exploded
4. they had changed the suspects’ stories
5. he had died as a prisoner
DOING A SURVEY (page 29)
1 1. documentary 4. current affairs programme
2. soap opera 5. advert
3. cartoon 6. chat show
An advert isn’t a type of TV programme.
2 1. crime dramas
2. sitcoms
3. reality TV
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
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Word Builder
1. improvement 3. pollution
2. reality 4. documentary
4 Listening (Class CD 5, Track 6):
Bob:  Hello and thank you for listening to TV Talk. This
week, Susan Banks has joined us. She’s going to
tell us about her job at the TV station CBRW.
Good morning, Susan. Tell our listeners a little bit
about what you do.
Susan: I’m responsible for the programme schedule. In
other words, I decide when you see each
programme.
Bob: How do you make your decisions, Susan?
Susan: Well, people don’t usually watch just half an hour
of TV. Most people watch for at least two hours.
So I try to give them groups of shows that they’ll
enjoy watching.
Bob: Can you give us an example?
Susan: Yes. On Wednesday nights, our station offers four
sitcoms from 8 to 10 in the evening. On Thursdays,
our viewers can watch two current affairs
programmes a little bit earlier, from 6 to 8.
Bob: But don’t people get bored watching the same
type of programme?
Susan: That’s true, Bob. So after a couple of hours, we
give them something else. After current affairs,
we often show a crime drama.
Bob: Does anything else influence your decision?
Susan: I also think about the time of day. For example,
more women than men watch soap operas, so
they’re usually shown during the day, when some
women are at home. Programmes for children,
like cartoons, for example, are also shown then.
Bob: A lot of people complain about TV adverts, Susan.
They’re so annoying. Has your station got a lot of
them?
Susan: W ell, I don’t know what you mean by a lot. We
have got them like every other TV station.
Believe me, we don’t like them any more than
you do because during adverts, viewers often
change channels.
Bob: How do you prevent this?
Susan: We try to show adverts just before something
important is going to happen on the programme.
Bob: Yes, I’ve noticed that. Well, speaking of adverts,
it’s time for our adverts now. Thank you for
talking to us, Susan.
1. F 2. F 3. T 4. F 5. T
5 1. see each programme 4. the day
2. two hours 5. adverts
3. four sitcoms
6 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.


(page 30)
7 1. On the one hand, 3. but
on the other hand 4. however
2. Although
8 1. On the one hand 4. however
2. On the other hand 5. but
3. Although
9 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
1 0 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 31)
1 1. thieves 6. broken the law
2. shot 7. murder
3. witnesses 8. robbed
4. arrested 9. investigating
5. gang 10. suspect
2 1. mobile home 6. predict
2. advert 7. punish
3. lipstick 8. passenger
4. earthquake 9. convenient
5. crisps 10. coach
3 1. had shot 4. had entered
2. had become 5. had robbed
3. had caught
4 1. didn’t want, had heard
2. arrested, had stolen
3. discovered, had found
4. had left, exploded
5. had interviewed, told
5 1. reads 6. who
2. used to teach 7. By the time
3. cleverest 8. had seen
4. spent 9. has stopped
5. did he choose 10. sends
6 Dictation
Did you see the current affairs programme about crime?
Police arrested a thief at the train station. He had mugged
five passengers by the time they arrived. According to
witnesses, he didn’t have a gun. The thief is a member of a
gang and has broken the law before.
(page 32)
7 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
8 1. On the one hand 4. Although
2. On the other hand 5. However
3. but
9 1. The suspect had robbed a bank two days earlier.
2. The police investigated the murder of the witness.
3. They arrested the man who had hijacked a bus.
4. By the time I got home, the sit-com had started.
5. After she had appeared in a reality TV show, she became
famous.
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Unit 4
VOCABULARY (page 33)
1 1. record 3. transmits
2. send, post 4. search for, store
2 1. Type 5. Insert
2. Click 6. Delete
3. Drag 7. Scroll
4. Browse
3 Possible Answers
1. Jack should post the photographs on Facebook.
2. Andy should scroll down.
3. Laura should browse the Internet and search for
information.
4. Mike should store some songs on a USB flash drive.
GRAMMAR (page 34)
1 1. browse 4. doesn’t scroll
2. look 5. records
3. will begin 6. doesn’t work
2 1. turn on, will be 4. won’t bake, doesn’t repair
2. will need, wants 5. runs, will get
3. leave, will call
3 1. d 2. b 3. a 4. c
4 1. used, would finish 4. wouldn’t send, had
2. bought, would be 5. would find, browsed
3. would get, took
5 1. would have called – a 4. had sent – a
2. had phoned – b 5. had brought – b
3. would have cost – a 6. wouldn’t have started – b
(page 35)
6 1. If you hadn’t gone to bed late, you wouldn’t have been
tired the next morning.
2. If she had had enough money, she would have bought a
new computer.
3. If you had closed your bag, a thief wouldn’t have stolen
your wallet.
4. If Kathy had known about the guests, she would have
cooked dinner.
7 1. would start 4. will hear
2. had had 5. tried
3. begin 6. would have saved
8 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
9 1. have you heard 7. many
2. want 8. invented
3. used to think 9. drink
4. who 10. walk
5. had become 11. will find
6. a 12. as popular as


READING (page 36)
1 1. b 2. a 3. c 4. b 5. a
2 Possible Answers
1. To make viewers feel like the action is happening around
them.
2. It uses information from each eye to create one image,
not two.
3. They wear special glasses that filter light differently for
each eye.
4. It made the 3-D images look better.
REACHING AN AGREEMENT (page 37)
1 1. wonder 3. imagine
2. make sense of 4. preserve
2 1. include 4. represents
2. portrays 5. sign
3. identify 6. hid
3 1. make sense of 4. sign
2. preserve 5. portray
3. identify
Word Builder
1. competitive 3. protection
2. competition 4. protective
4 Listening (Class CD 5, Track 8):
Sue: Hi Jane, what are you reading?
Jane: Hi, Sue. I’m reading a book about satellites.
Sue: Is it interesting?
Jane: Yes, it is.
Sue What do satellites do?
Jane: Satellites record and transmit information.
Sue: Isn’t there more than one kind of satellite?
Jane: Yes, the technology is very advanced.
Sue: Can you give me some examples?
Jane: There are weather satellites that collect information
and transmit it to weather stations. This helps
scientists predict natural disasters. If there were no
satellites, we wouldn’t always know when a
hurricane or tornado is going to hit. There are also
communication satellites. For example, have you
got satellite television?
Sue: Yes, and I’ve always wondered how it works.
Jane: Well, a satellite in space transmits information to
your satellite dish, which is probably on your roof.
Sue: Yes, it looks like a huge dinner plate.
Jane: You’re right.
Sue: Who invented satellites?
Jane: The Russians. They sent the first satellite, called
Sputnik, into space in 1957. It was the size of a
beach ball and it travelled around the Earth in about
98 minutes.
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Sue: What about the Americans? Didn’t they have a space
programme then?
Jane: Yes, and they were working on satellite technology
at the same time. But they weren’t ready to send a
satellite into space until 1958. If the Russians hadn’t
had Sputnik, it probably would have taken the
Americans longer. They wanted to compete with the
Russians. So after Sputnik, they worked fast.
Sue: Your book sounds really interesting. Can I read it?
Jane: Sure.
1. F 2. T 3. T 4. F 5. F 6. T
5 1. record, transmit
2. weather, communication
3. beach ball
4. Russians, Americans
6 1. d 2. f 3. a 4. c 5. b 6. e
(page 38)
7 1. a new computer and a
2. a mobile phone as well as earphones
3. the electric guitar, He also writes
4. a screen for the next meeting, In addition, they need a
8 1. and 3. also
2. In addition 4. as well as
9 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
1 0 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Check Your Progress (page 39)
1 1. keyboard 4. want to know
2. understand 5. sends
3. search for
2 1. flight, accommodation
2. earthquake, flood
3. steal, mug
4. soap opera, reality TV
5. identify, imagine
3 1. tried 4. had been
2. will hear 5. would record
3. would have seen
4 1. will hurt 4. would buy
2. show 5. had
3. had found
5 1. many 6. invented
2. often say 7. the most popular
3. would make 8. anything
4. that 9. have bought
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6  ictation
D 5 1. Was class 11B taken to an art museum?
If you wanted to search for information for a project, you
would probably browse the Interent. Have you wondered
what students did 50 years ago? Usually, they tried to make
sense of books at the local library. If you had lived then,
would you have enjoyed that? It’s hard to imagine today.
(page 40)
7 1. S 2. A 3. D 4. S 5. A
8 1. as well as 4. also
2. and 5. In addition
3. In addition
9 1. Unless you store your songs in your iPod, you will
lose them.
2. If we were more responsible, we would preserve our
planet for future generations.
3. He would have gone to prison if the witness had
identified him.
4. If I were you, I would delete this picture.
5. If we include a mobile phone, it will portray today’s
technology.
Unit 5
VOCABULARY (page 41)
1 1. sculpture 5. charcoal
2. clay 6. ink
3. landscape 7. sketch
4. oil 8. watercolour
2 1. abstract 3. drawing
2. portrait, exhibitions 4. realistic, masterpiece
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
GRAMMAR (page 42)
1 1. aren’t allowed 5. is shown
2. aren’t baked 6. are sent
3. are mixed 7. is seen
4. isn’t … used 8. isn’t explained
2 1. Are calculators sometimes used in your maths lessons?
2. Where is art taught at your school?
3. Are students allowed to paint the walls in your
classroom?
4. What food is sold at your school?
5. Are your paintings shown at exhibitions?
6. Are trips to museums often organised at your school?
7. Is English ever spoken in your house?
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
4 1. weren’t painted 5. were sent
2. was given 6. wasn’t shown
3. were used 7. was robbed, weren’t stolen
4. wasn’t done
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2. What exhibition were the students shown?
3. Were they taught about landscapes in the art lesson?
4. What was chosen after the art lesson?
5. What were the students given at 12.30?
(page 43)
6 1. Yes, class 11B was / were taken to an art museum.
2. The students were shown the Picasso Exhibition.
3. No, they were taught about portrait painting.
4. The best portrait was chosen after the art lesson.
5. Students were given lunch at 12.30.
7 1. are … stolen 5. were arrested
2. was taken 6. isn’t … solved
3. weren’t seen 7. aren’t found
4. was discovered
8 1. Are the paintbrushes cleaned every day?
2. The paintings weren’t sold until June.
3. I was invited by Alice to her art gallery.
4. The winner of the competition is chosen after the
exhibition.
5. Were you given an award for your painting?
6. My work was influenced by your sculptures.
9 1. was studying 6. anything
2. which 7. the most famous
3. didn’t want 8. had started
4. used to put 9. was killed
5. liked 10. is still shown
READING (page 44)
1 1. they are usually funny
2. details are missing
3. he’s an imaginary action hero
4. Jackson Pollock’s paintings
5. a masterpiece
2 1. unusually bright colours
2. newspapers, art galleries, museums
3. Many different styles are used.
4. Because he has got muscles in all the right places.
5. They will probably always cost less, but they are great
works of art and are created by very talented artists.
comparing and contrasting (page 45)
1 1. smooth 4. complex
2. traditional 5. flat
3. lovely 6. curved
2 1. cheerful 4. shiny
2. simple 5. rough
3. three-dimensional
Word Builder
1. traditional 3. sandy
2. cheerful 4. crowded
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3 Listening (Class CD 5, Track 10):
 Teacher: Quiet, please. I’d like to begin the lesson. Good
morning, students. Today we’re going to learn
about Op-Art, a style of art which became
popular around the 1950s. Op-Art tricks our eyes.
We think we see something, but we really see
something else. For example, look at the stairs in
this drawing. Can anyone tell me what’s strange
about them?
Cindy: They don’t go anywhere.
Teacher: That’s right, Cindy. In one part of the picture, the
soldiers are walking up the stairs. In another part,
the soldiers are walking down the stairs. But no
one is going anywhere because the stairs don’t
go anywhere.
John: Oh, now I see.
Teacher: Good, John. At first the drawing looks simple,
doesn’t it? If you don’t look carefully, you won’t
notice a problem. It’s really quite complex,
though. Does anyone know who the artist is?
John: I’ve seen this drawing before. It’s famous. Is the
artist Escher?
Teacher: Yes, it is. Escher is a Dutch artist. He is known
for impossible drawings – in other words,
drawings of things that can’t work, like the stairs.
Here’s another example of Escher’s work –
Drawing Hands.
Cindy: Drawing Hands? I’ve seen that drawing before.
Those hands are amazing. They were drawn to
look three-dimensional.
Teacher: Yes, the hands seem to be three-dimensional, but
the picture is flat. Now let’s look at the work of a
different artist, Victor Vasarely. Vasarely is from
Hungary and he’s considered the father of
Op-Art. His work is more abstract than Escher’s.
I’ll show you an example. Tell me what you see
in the picture.
John: Black and white lines.
Teacher: Look again.
John: Oh, wait, there’s something in the centre of the
canvas.
Teacher: Now, let me show you the same thing, but this
time it was drawn by Vasarely in a different way.
Cindy: It’s a picture of two zebras!
Teacher: Exactly. Now look at the first picture again. Can
you see the zebras?
John: Yes.
Teacher: The lines in the first drawing are curved and
thicker in some places. This creates the three-
dimensional effect. That’s all for today, class.
Please read pages 40-47 of your textbook. On
Tuesday, you’ll be given a quiz on these pages.
I’ll repeat that – pages 40-47 – study these pages
for a quiz on Tuesday.
1. 1950s 4. Hungary
2. soldiers 5. Tuesday
3. Dutch
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4 1. The stairs don’t go anywhere.
2. Drawing Hands
3. Vasarely’s work is more abstract.
4. He drew zebras.
5. pages 40-47
5 1. are both 4. Sculpture A has got
2. looks like both 5. cheerful
3. simple
(page 46)
6 1. elegant old
2. talented young
3. lovely, modern, round, blue
4. plain, huge, new, curved, black
5. pretty, large, long, pink
7 Opinion Size Age Shape Colour
sad small old open black
beautiful thin young torn white
8 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
9 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 47)
1 1. people 4. modern
2. clay 5. sad
3. flat
2 1. landscape 6. oil
2. advert 7. flight
3. arrest 8. aid
4. sign 9. passenger
5. safe 10. mug
3 1. wasn’t shown 4. Were … taken
2. was painted 5. Is … given
3. are … sold
4 1. The Mona Lisa was finished in 1507.
2. Her work isn’t studied at university every year.
3. Are oil paints used on paper?
4. The stolen paintings weren’t returned to the museum
last year.
5. My sculptures are always made from wood.
5 1. who 6. began
2. was influenced 7. became
3. is known 8. used to travel
4. would have looked 9. is exhibited
5. had moved 10. is remembered
6 Dictation
There will be a lovely exhibition at the museum next
summer. The landscape paintings of 20 artists will be shown.
Both watercolour and oil paintings will be included. Some
are abstract and some are realistic. Visitors will also see the
artists’ sketches.
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(page 48) (page 51)

7 1. c 2. a 3. e 4. d 5. b 5 1. owned two dogs

2. didn’t take good care of them
8 1. lovely, modern
3. was really worried
2. thick, black
4. tied their dogs to a pole
3. strange, flat, bright
5. left them there
4. ugly, big, old, orange
6. the day before, the dogs had cried
5. cheap, small, square, red
7. hadn’t had anything to drink
9 1. This traditional landscape was drawn long ago. 8. would happen to those dogs
2. These clay sculptures won’t be shown at the museum. 9. had to rescue them
3. Cheerful colours are always used in her work.
4. This exhibition was seen by thousands of people.
6 1. if Dan had ever been
2. when they were going
5. When will this lovely watercolour be sold?
3. if anyone would adopt that
4. why they had fed
5. what Ryan had said to
Unit 6 6. if I could please take the dog for a walk
7 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
VOCABULARY (page 49)
8 1. was cleaning 6. used to spend
1 1. thoughtless 4. extraordinary 2. had just finished 7. hasn’t stopped
2. cruel 5. considerate 3. that 8. decided
3. irresponsible 6. shocking 4. had looked 9. where
2 1. b, c 2. a, c 3. a, b 4. b, c 5. a, c 5. will take care 10. treat

3 1. neglected / unwanted 4. irresponsible READING (page 52)

2. uninformed 5. unwanted / neglected
3. well-meaning 6. considerate 1 Order of sentences: 2, 1, 3

4 Possible Answers 2 1. Because in most countries they are illegal.

1. Keeping a dog in a cage is cruel.
2. The boy is feeding an exotic animal. / An iguana is an
exotic animal.
3. The dog is abandoned. / The abandoned dog is sad.
4. It is shocking to use animals for experiments.
5. The girl is considerate of her pet.
GRAMMAR (page 50)
1 1. had to 5. were taking
2. could 6. had taught
3. had found 7. would be
4. liked
2 1. had opened 3. would continue
2. protected 4. had to
3 1. there 4. those
2. then 5. that day
3. the day before / 6. the next / following day
the previous day
4 1. had become a vegetarian the previous year
2. had to stop killing animals for food
3. could be vegetarians and be healthy
4. had learned how to prepare vegetarian meals then
5. felt really good about her decision to stop eating meat
6. would be a vegetarian for the rest of her life
2. The loser often dies.
3. Because they are tough, athletic dogs with a strong bite.
4. Because he couldn’t move.
5. APN
Reporting the News (page 53)
1 1. results 4. problem
2. mistreated 5. furious
3. mistake
2 A. 1. b, 2. a B. 1. a, 2. b C. 1. b, 2. a
3 1. complained that the TV wasn’t working
2. warned that it wasn’t safe to swim in the sea
3. announced that he had got 100 in his maths exam
4. explained that he had been late because his alarm hadn’t
rung
Word Builder
1. unkind 3. impossible
2. disagree 4. irregular

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4 Listening (Class CD 5, Track 12):
Caller 1: Hello, is this the animal hotline?
Jim: Yes, sir.
Caller 1: I’m calling about a mistreated dog in my
neighbourhood. It’s tied to a pole 24 hours a day.
It can’t move freely at all. I’ve tried talking to
the owner, but he just shouted at me and told me
to leave him alone. Today, I’m really worried
because it’s hot outside and the dog hasn’t got
any water. People are so cruel! Can you send
someone over here? I’m afraid to go into my
neighbour’s garden. Who knows what he’ll do?
Jim: We’ll send someone to his house. What’s the
address?
Caller 1: 14 Coventry Road.
Caller 2: Hello… hello…. please, somebody help me.
Jim: Yes, madam. Tell me what the problem is.
Caller 2: A snake has bitten my cat. What should I do?
Jim: Where’s the bite?
Caller 2: On her leg.
Jim: Is it red?
Caller 2: Yes.
Jim: You need to get your cat to an animal hospital
quickly. Where do you live?
Caller 2: On Waverly Street.
Jim: Mercy Animal Hospital is right near you. It’s on
Cresson Road. I’ll call them and let them know
that you’re on your way.
Caller 2: Oh, thank you so much.
Caller 3: Hello, have I reached the animal hotline?
Jim: Yes, you have.
Caller 3: I’m calling about an unwanted dog. She used to
belong to the old man across the street. He had
taken good care of her until he died. Now his
children are taking care of her and they’re very
irresponsible. Sometimes they forget to feed her
so she comes to me for food. I’ve talked to them
about it and they admitted that they didn’t really
want her. I’m trying to find her a new home.
Jim: There are some good animal shelters in the area.
You can also put an advert on the Internet to find
the dog a home.
Caller 3: Good idea. I think I’ll do that.
1. c 2. a 3. b
5 1. water 4. an animal hospital
2. to his house 5. to feed her
3. a snake 6. put an advert
6 1. d 2. a 3. b 4. c
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(page 54)
7 1. a. due to 3. a. because of
b. as a result b. so
2. a. since
b. Therefore
8 1. As a result 3. because
2. Therefore 4. So
9 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
1 0 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 55)
1 1. thoughtless, cruel
2. exotic, extraordinary
3. well-meaning, considerate
4. mistreated, neglected
5. Unwanted, Abandoned
2 1. admitted 4. shouted
2. warned 5. mentioned
3. complained
3 1. abstract, realistic 4. suspect, burglar
2. survivor, flood 5. luggage, accommodation
3. bracelet, blouse
4 1. she had found a mouse the previous day / the day before
2. his snake only ate once a week
3. they would buy a fish tank the next / following day
4. if the cat was sleeping then
5. if that puppy would eat his shoes
6. I / we had to go on a safari the following year
7. if I / we had seen the elephant
8. when I had seen the lions
9. he could help me / us raise money
10. she had worked with animals
5 1. will disappear 4. had disappeared
2. had 5. that
3. was used
6 Dictation
My neighbours brought home a baby monkey. I told them
that keeping an exotic animal in a flat was cruel and
irresponsible. But they didn’t listen. Then yesterday, they
told me they had taken their monkey to a zoo after he had
damaged all their furniture.
(page 56)
7 1. d 6. f
2. h 7. g
3. e 8. i
4. b 9. j
5. a 10. c
8 1. As a result of 4. since
2. because 5. so
3. Due to
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9 1. Peter complained that there were abandoned animals.
2. We announced that we would help mistreated pets.
3. He told me that dogs were tough animals.
4. Jason admitted that he had been thoughtless.
5. They explained that I had to be considerate.
Unit 7
VOCABULARY (page 57)
1 1. broken foot 4. headache
2. runny nose 5. itchy
3. stomach ache
2 1. S 3. S 5. S 7. S 9. T
2. S 4. T 6. S 8. S 10. S
3 1. sore throat 4. injection
2. can’t breathe 5. broken foot
3. stomach ache 6. severe pain
GRAMMAR (page 58)
1 1. must 4. can’t
2. should 5. couldn’t
3. can 6. shouldn’t
2 1. don’t have to 4. have to
2. has to 5. doesn’t have to
3. Do ... have to
3 1. don’t have to wear 4. doesn’t have to climb
2. mustn’t say 5. mustn’t wake
3. mustn’t eat
4 1. couldn’t 5. can
2. doesn’t have to 6. have to
3. can 7. can’t
4. should
5 1. You may see the doctor now.
2. May I have a chocolate ice cream?
3. We may / might not catch our flight.
4. You may not wear my jacket.
5. It may / might snow tonight.
(page 59)
6 1. might rain 4. might come
2. might not like 5. might have
3. might not be
7 Possible Answers
1. Can / Could you open the window
2. You should take an aspirin
3. I may / might have another sandwich
4. May I leave the table
5. Does she have to get an injection
6. I couldn’t ride a horse
7. We must / have to buy some milk
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8 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
9 1. felt 6. may
2. had stung 7. anything
3 was taken 8. best
4. could 9. will probably attack
5. was 10. ignore
READING (page 60)
1 1. shared the same bathwater
2. prevent disease
3. antihistamine pills
4. they have more contact with dust and pollen
5. our bodies will practise fighting allergies
2 Possible Answers
1. We shower or bath regularly, don’t share water and we
keep our houses clean.
2. Because more and more people are getting monthly
injections for allergies.
3. Because our bodies don’t learn to deal with a natural
environment. / Because it might cause allergies.
4. No, they mustn’t. / No, because if they eat or even touch
a nut, they may need emergency treatment.
5. No, it’s very important to prevent serious diseases
through hygiene.
AGREEING AND DISAGREEING (page 61)
1 1. sit in a jacuzzi 4. lift your legs
2. exercise 5. use exercise machines
3. fatter
2 1. lifestyle 5. working out
2. gym 6. personal trainer
3. get 7. achieve his goal
4. lose
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Word Builder
1. losing 4. got
2. get 5. lost
3. lose
4 Listening (Class CD 5, Track 14):
Jane: Bill, I really want to get in shape. Do you know
anything about Cool Gym? I might join.
Bill: Y
 es, Jane. I used to go there a lot last year. They’ve
got a lot of different types of exercise machines.
Jane: Oh, I don’t use machines and I think walking on a
treadmill is boring. I want to take exercise classes.
Do they have fun exercise classes at Cool Gym?
Bill: Well, I didn’t take any classes, so I don’t know
much about them. But I think you can take aerobics
and stretching classes. They’ve also got yoga at two
levels – beginners and advanced.
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Jane: Great. I love aerobics and yoga. I want to take both
classes. Can I get to Cool Gym by bus?
Bill: Yes, the 37 goes there. There’s a stop near your house.
Jane: The 37? How convenient! The gym sounds great.
So why did you stop going there?
Bill: I decided I could work out alone.
Jane: But how? You haven’t got any exercise equipment.
Bill: Why do I need those big machines? To walk or run,
all I have to do is go outside. And don’t forget –
I live ten minutes from the beach. Running on sand
is very healthy.
Jane: That’s true, but what about your arm muscles?
Running won’t help them much.
Bill: I know, but I also work a lot in the garden. It’s good
exercise. I can feel the difference in my arms. Like
I said, I don’t need a gym to get in shape. I “use”
my garden and the beach.
Jane: You might be right, but exercising alone never
works for me. I always say I should exercise, but
I never do.
Bill: So, how do you know you’ll exercise at Cool Gym?
Jane: It costs money! I promised my parents that I’d go
three times a week – or more. I might even go
every day.
Bill: Then you should join. You’ll probably enjoy it.
1. get in shape 4. works in the garden
2. fun 5. costs money
3. alone
5 1. any classes 4. the beach / sand
2. aerobics, yoga 5. three times
3. take a bus
6 1. Exactly!
2. I’m sorry, but I disagree. / That’s not how I see it.
3. That’s true, but
4. I suppose you’re right.
5. That’s not how I see it. / I’m sorry, but I disagree.
(page 62)
7 1. He 5. She 9. She
2. her 6. him 10. him
3. he 7. he 11. his
4. her 8. them
8 1. spinning bikes 4. Goldberg’s
2. Goldberg 5. spinning bikes
3. other cyclists
9 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
1 0 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 63)
1 1. symptom 4. cough
2. lifestyle 5. achieved his goal
3. headache
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2 1. sculpture, landscape 4. homeless, missing
2. suspects, steal 5. extraordinary, considerate
3. mobile home, trip
3 1. mustn’t 4. Do I have to
2. Can 5. don’t have to
3. might
4 1. Should 4. could
2. might / may 5. may / can
3. mustn’t
5 1. wouldn’t 6. can’t
2. who 7. the nearest
3. may 8. wasn’t changed
4. would solve 9. have decided
5. more serious than 10. will probably do
6 Dictation
Jim wants to work out, but he has got a runny nose and a
cough. His doctor told him that he could go to the gym. Of
course, someone with the flu shouldn’t go running in the hot
sun. Many doctors believe that exercise may help us get
better more quickly.
(page 64)
7 1. suppose you’re right 4. not how I see it
2. got a point 5. sorry, but I disagree
3. That’s true, but
8 1. the emergency room 4. a doctor
2. Hal(’s) 5. Hal
3. Hal’s arm
9 1. My foot is very swollen. It might be broken.
2. You don’t have to go to the gym to get fit.
3. What pill should I take for a sore throat?
4. You shouldn’t lose weight.
5. You must work out every day.
Unit 8
VOCABULARY (page 65)
1 1. g 2. a 3. d 4. f 5. c 6. b 7. e
2 1. welcome back 4. I’d love to come
2. No, thanks 5. See you then
3. Well done 6. good luck
3 Possible Answers
1. No, thanks; I’ve just eaten
2. I’d love to come; study
3. 3.00 pm; See you then
4. Welcome back; fun
GRAMMAR (page 66)
1 1. listening 4. printing
2. reading 5. Browsing
3. Sending 6. being
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2 1. Ted doesn’t feel like going to the beach.
2. Charles can’t stand waiting in a queue.
3. I will finish answering my e-mails soon.
4. Debra was afraid of flying when she was a child.
5. Karen visited her grandmother instead of meeting friends.
3 Possible Answers
1. watching 4. travelling
2. going 5. reading
3. washing
4 1. to be 5. to join
2. to eat 6. to decide
3. to have 7. to explain
4. to share
5 1. Tammy promised to buy me an MP4 player
for my birthday.
2. Frank offered to clean the kitchen.
3. They decided to have a picnic.
4. Everyone wants to go on a trip.
5. Cathy agreed to drive.
6 1. d 2. a 3. b 4. c
(page 67)
7 1. chatting 4. to turn down
2. to teach 5. to announce
3. meeting, talking
8 1. When do you want to do your homework?
2. What do you enjoy watching on TV?
3. When do you need to be at school?
4. Where do you feel like going in the summer?
5. What do you dislike doing?
Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
9 1. a. What does Carrie drive?
b. Who drives a big van?
2. a. What did you buy last week?
b. Who bought a mobile phone last week?
3. a. What controls the machines in the factory?
b. What do the computers control in the factory?
1 0 1. did you do yesterday 4. did you do / see
2. went with you 5. did you meet
3. was interesting
1 1 1. to send 6. used to light
2. couldn’t 7. which
3. lighting 8. communicated
4. an 9. has changed
5. was seen 10. is chosen
READING (page 68)
1 1. c 2. b 3. a 4. a 5. b
2 1. someone sneezes 3. the bubonic plague
2. he probably thinks a 4. you meet someone
stranger wants to talk 5. clear expressions /
to him about religion a clear expression
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MAKING PLANS (page 69)
1 1. going 4. keep
2. set 5. fed
3. stay 6. come
2 1. can’t make it 4. can’t be bothered
2. don’t feel like 5. Sounds good
3. made plans 6. take a rain check
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Word Builder
1. b 2. e 3. a 4. c 5. d
4 Listening (Class CD 5, Track 16):
Conversation 1
Max: Ugh! My brother’s driving me crazy!
Ellen: What’s he done this time, Max?
Max: He always breaks my things. Yesterday, he
borrowed my watch.
Ellen: What happened?
Max: He went swimming. Now my watch isn’t working.
And he promised to take good care of it! I can’t be
bothered to tell my parents because they’ll just say,
“He’s only 10 years old.”
Conversation 2
Fred: Hi, Gina. What do you want to do tonight?
Gina: I don’t know, Fred. How about going bowling?
Fred: I don’t feel like bowling. The weather’s nice.
Why don’t we do something outdoors instead?
Gina: I know … there’s a free concert at the park. We
can go there.
Fred: Sounds good to me. What time does it begin?
Gina: At 8.30. Why don’t you come round at 7.30?
We can leave from my house.
Fred: OK. See you then, Gina. Bye.
Conversation 3
Jackie: Hi, Sam. You look upset. What’s happened?
Sam: Hi, Jackie. I’m fed up.
Jackie: Why?
Sam: My mobile phone never works.
Jackie: You mean you can’t make any calls?
Sam: No. Today, the touch screen isn’t working. Last
week it was the voicemail.
Jackie: Why don’t you take it back to the shop?
Sam: It’s always so crowded there. You know I can’t
stand waiting in a queue.
Jackie: You haven’t got a choice.
Sam: You’re right. I’ll go tomorrow. I’ve already made
plans with Ted tonight.
Conversation 4
Tim: Guess what I just found out, Marcy?
Marcy: What, Tim?
Tim: The New York School of Dance has accepted me
into their programme.
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Marcy: Congratulations! That’s fantastic. But I guess that 3 1. to share 4. listening

means you’re moving.
Tim: Yes. I’m leaving for New York in July.
Marcy: Do you promise to stay in touch?
Tim: Of course. You know me. I spend hours on
Facebook every day.
Marcy: You’re going to be a famous dancer, Tim.
Tim: I promise to send you an invitation to my first
performance.
Marcy: Thanks, but don’t forget to put a plane ticket in the
envelope!
1. Sam 3. Tim
2. Fred 4. Max
2. staying in 5. to be
3. Sending
4 1. Who bought the birthday cake?
2. What was that sound?
3. Who do you know?
4. What did you wear?
5. What does she want for dinner?
5 1. would you feel 6. as common as
2. to know 7. have started
3. are sold 8. can
4. starting 9. won’t disappear
5. that 10. receiving

5 1. watch 5. touch screen 6 Dictation

2. his parents 6. Ted I usually use the phone to make plans. I might call a friend
3. concert 7. School of Dance to tell her when to come round or to set up a date to meet.
4. 7.30 8. plane ticket But I dislike having long conversations. Sometimes my
friends get fed up with me. They like chatting on the phone.
6 1. Would you like to meet for dinner?
2. Where do you want to go? (page 72)
3. How about an Italian restaurant?
4. When should we meet?
7 1. d 2. b 3. a 4. e 5. c
5. What do you feel like doing? 8 1, 3, 5
9 1. I don’t feel like seeing a film tonight.
(page 70)
2. We’ve decided to stay in because of the rain.
7 1, 4 3. I don’t mind helping you.
4. Who wants to go out for dinner?
8 1. It was great to hear from you! 5. I use text messages to keep in touch with my friends.
2. It was brilliant!
3. How about coming with us?
4. See you soon,
Unit 9
9 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
1 0 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. VOCABULARY (page 73)
1 1. sore throat, cough
CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 71) 2. cartoon, documentary
1 1. Congratulations! 4. fed up 3. drawing, sculpture
2. stayed in 5. Bless you. 4. steal, shoot
3. Welcome back! 5. post, record

2 1. T hings you might do after search for survivors 2 1. preserve 4. lovely

a natural disaster: 2. admitted 5. Sounds good
find shelter 3. luggage 6. flames
2. T hings you might do work out
at a gym: 3 un wanted un sure ir regular
get in shape
get fit im patient dis agree im possible
3. T hings a criminal hijack a plane 1. disagree 4. impatient
might do: break the law 2. Unwanted 5. irregular
rob a bank 3. unsure 6. impossible
4. T hings a traveller find accommodation 4 Accept all logical answers.
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(page 74)
5 1. injury 5. attraction
2. enjoy 6. educational
3. predictable 7. creation
4. amazed 8. frustrate
6 1. a, c 3. b, c
2. a, b 4. a, b
7 1. keep a secret 3. going shopping
2. getting ready 4. made a mistake
8 1. e 2. d 3. f 4. b 5. c 6. a
9 1. fashionable, trendy 4. cheerful, happy
2. journey, trip 5. get in shape, get fit
3. aid, help
1 0 1. d 2. f 3. e 4. c 5. a 6. b
GRAMMAR (page 75)
1 1. was raining 6. watch
2. didn’t need 7. download
3. is going to stay in / 8. is offering
is staying in 9. won’t replace
4. studies 10. are giving
5. became
2 1. hadn’t study 4. had spent
2. have known 5. has … arrived
3. did … get
3 1. Are you going out / going to get out tomorrow night?
2. Does Jake often work out at the gym?
3. Has the headteacher already announced the news?
4. Were you sleeping at ten o’clock yesterday morning?
5. Had the film begun by the time you arrived?
6. Did the animal shelter take the abandoned dog yesterday?
4 a. exercises – 2 e. are trying – 6
b. was having – 4 f. am going to stay in /
c. had started – 5 am staying in – 1
d. will tell / is going
to tell – 3
5 1. don’t have to 5. must
2. should 6. might not
3. couldn’t 7. Can
4. May I
(page 76)
6 1. when 4. which 7. which
2. where 5. where
3. who 6. when
7 1. were 3. would walk 5. would have come
2. will 4. had studied 6. send
8 1. was painted 4. Is … taught
2. weren’t chosen 5. is produced
3. are ... done 6. Were … written
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9 1. the football team would compete in the championship the
next / following day
2. everyone had enjoyed the school play the day before /
the previous day
3. that school offered many after-school activities
4. all students had to pay for the school trip that day
5. Mr Price was starting a cooking club the following week
6. the school had bought new equipment for the gym
(page 77)
1 0 1. to travel 5. to do
2. Reading 6. going
3. to study 7. shopping
4. learning
1 1 1. used to worry 4. anyone
2. use to live 5. Who
3. something 6. What did
1 2 1. opened 7. to go
2. could 8. had to
3. had begun 9. have studied
4. which 10. wouldn’t have happened
5. were given 11. is still considered
6. will ruin
1 3 1. We will book tickets if we decide to go.
2. Twelve people were killed in the building which / that
collapsed.
3. Were many houses damaged in the flood?
4. Mum announced that we were going on holiday to
England.
5. The police had arrested the suspect before he committed
another crime.
6. I can’t go out tomorrow night.
7. I would have come round if I hadn’t made plans.
8. We have tried to call you since Friday.
SKILLS (page 78)
1 1. Project 1 3. Projects 1 and 2
2. Project 1 4. Project 2
2 1. As examples of the world becoming smaller.
2. The use of Internet in classrooms.
3. They shared ideas in online meetings and they created
websites to present their conclusions.
4. They read articles about water pollution and the safety of
drinking water.
5. Because they need knowledge about other places too.
(page 79)
3 1. Today, the journey from Paris to London by high-speed
train takes about two hours, fifteen minutes.
2. One group of students visited the Red Cross and learned
about disaster prevention from volunteers.
3. They used special equipment to test the water in rivers
and lakes near them for pollution.
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4 1. journey 3. investigated
2. connect 4. test
5 1. global 3. safety
2. problems 4. special
6 Listening (Class CD 5, Track 18):
James: Hi, Nancy.
Nancy: Hi, James. What are you doing this summer?
James: I’m going to football camp. Manchester United
have got a camp in the English countryside.
Nancy: Wow! I guess you play really well.
James: I’m good. But you don’t have to be the best
footballer in the world to go to their camp. They
accept kids at different levels. We’ll be put in
groups and each group will work with a coach. I
think that will help me improve my skills.
Nancy: It sounds like you’ll be busy.
James: Yes, but I’m happy about it. I can’t stand staying
home and watching TV in summer.
Nancy: Really? If you ask me, James, watching TV is a
great way to spend a summer. All year long, I
have to wake up early, go to school and do
homework. I hardly have any free time. So I’ve
decided to spend the summer relaxing. TV sounds
great to me.
James: In my opinion, you’ll enjoy yourself for two weeks.
Then you’ll start complaining that you’re bored.
Nancy: You’ve got a point but right now, I just can’t
imagine doing anything else. Oh … here’s Dan.
Dan: Hi guys, what are you doing?
James: Nancy and I were just talking about our summer
plans.
Dan: Oh … I’m going to have a great summer. In July
I’m going to work.
Nancy: I didn’t know 15 year olds were allowed to work.
Dan: According to the law, we can work up to 35 hours
a week during the summer holidays.
James: What kind of job have you got?
Dan: I’m going to answer phones at my neighbour’s
office. She’s a lawyer. But that’s not all. In August,
my parents and I are going to Prague.
Nancy: I’ve heard Prague’s a really nice city. What are you
going to do there?
Dan: Well … I don’t know exactly … I think we’ll visit
Prague Zoo. And I’m sure we’ll go to Prague
Castle. All the tourists do. It’s this huge place
with museums and art galleries inside.
Nancy: Sounds like you’re going to enjoy your trip.
Listen … why don’t we all get together at the end
of the summer?
Dan: Yes, let’s do that.
James: Yeah.
1. Dan 4. James
2. James 5. Nancy
3. Nancy 6. Dan
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7 1. improve his skills 4. work, Prague
2. relax 5. get together
3. be bored
8 Dictation
Yesterday, my parents came to my class to talk about their
professions. My father is a rescue worker. He talked about
searching for people who are trapped in collapsed buildings.
My mother is an artist. She showed students some of her
landscapes and portraits.
9 1. I think we should go camping during the summer holiday.
2. I think that visiting a city is more fun.
3. That’s not the way I see it. I enjoy being in nature.
4. I’ve never gone camping but I don’t think I’ll like it.
5. If you ask me, you should try it because you might like it.
WRITING (page 80)
1 1. Dan is often late for school.
2. The science laboratory is in that large white building.
3. School was cancelled because of the snow.
4. The maths problem was difficult. Eventually, I solved it.
5. The students have already completed their project.
2 1. as well as 4. always gives me
2. her 5. because of
3. awful big green
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Grammar Practice
REVIEW 1 (page 103)
1 1. have … bought 4. hasn’t hit
2. Have … missed 5. has stolen
3. hasn’t been 6. Has … watched
2 1. ever 4. never
2. since 5. recently
3. yet 6. already
3 1. have been 5. haven’t eaten
2. left 6. bought
3. has … stopped 7. haven’t had
4. haven’t moved
4 1. used to go 4. used to live
2. didn’t use to like 5. Did … use to have
3. Did … use to climb 6. didn’t use to exercise
5 1. that 4. that
2. when 5. who
3. who 6. where
6 1. which 4. who
2. who 5. where
3. when 6. who
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(page 104) 4 1. wouldn’t have invited 4. continues

7 1. It was a serious flood that / which destroyed many homes
and cars.
2. That’s the station where the train to London stops.
3. She’s a witness who / that saw the man mugging the old
woman.
4. It was a frightening day when the volcano erupted.
5. It’s an interesting documentary that / which shows how
firefighters work.
6. He’s the suspect who left his glove near the window.
7. She’s the writer who / that has written a very popular
sitcom.
2. explain 5. would watch
3. were
5 1. is made 4. are … shown
2. is given 5. aren’t allowed
3. are … found
6 1. was … invented 4. wasn’t informed
2. was sold 5. was given
3. were abandoned
(page 106)

8 1. someone 5. something 7 1. A high price is always paid for hi-tech houses.

2. anywhere 6. Someone 2. Was the prince’s marriage announced on the news?
3. anything 7. anything 3. The instructions were explained by the inventor last
4. anywhere night.
4. The portraits aren’t usually drawn in charcoal.
9 1. After the audience at home had voted against Dan, he left
the reality TV show. 8 1. Cheerful colours are used in Margaret’s paintings.
2. The gang ran away as soon as they had heard the police 2. The sculptures were taken to the garden yesterday.
sirens. 3. The letters were typed very quickly.
3. The police hadn’t arrested any suspects when the witness 4. Last night, a message was sent to Barry. / A message was
phoned. sent to Barry last night.
4. Had you heard about landslides before we watched that 5. E-mails are deleted once a week.
film? 9 1. had finished, the previous day
5. By the time the soap opera ended, I had finished making 2. would get, the following day
dinner. 3. were leaving, that
6. Until I saw Sandra, I didn’t believe the stories about her. 4. could calculate, then
7. Did they break the law again after they came out of
prison? 1 0 1. was a robot
2. we had just passed a famous art gallery
1 0 1. felt, had seen 3. he couldn’t talk to me / us then
2. investigated, had visited 4. my / our little puppy would grow into a large dog
3. Had … predicted, started 5. she hadn’t seen Steve’s pet snake
4. didn’t do, had gone 6. we had to feed the dog every day
5. did … surrender, had arrived
6. read, had left 1 1 1. if they had seen the film the night before / the previous
7. didn’t cry, had recognised night
2. when Vera would finish her project
REVIEW 2 (page 105) 3. if John waited for them there
4. where Julie wa going that night
1 1. don’t help, will be 3. cover, won’t dry 5. if Graham could help her the following / next day
2. won’t identify, hear 4. will buy, doesn’t cost 6. if Tom and Ellen usually had dinner at home
2 1. would draw, looked
2. would buy, were
3. were, would paint
4. wouldn’t see, didn’t abandon
5. didn’t pollute, would be
3 1. would have liked, had seen
2. had drawn, would have looked
3. hadn’t calculated, wouldn’t have made
4. wouldn’t have given, hadn’t signed
5. wouldn’t have complained, had been

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