KEY to UNIT 1 (NorthStar 2)

Review (page 15)

a. 1,3,2
b. 3,1,2
c. 3,2,1
d. 1,3,2
e. 2,3,1
f. 1,3,2
g. 3,2,1

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1. expensive
2. happy
3. lazy
4. long
5. used
6. setting
7. delicious
8. manager
9. advice
10. in settings
GRAMMAR

1, page 17
1. bad, new, small, great, fun, last, successful
2. my, my, your, my

2, pages 18-19
1. Jenny is looking for a new career.
2. She didn’t like her old job.
3. Our manager is funny and smart.
4. Juan found his new job on the Internet.
5. My sister is out of work.
6. Richard Bolles has an interesting job.
7. David’s wife has a huge office.
8. Tom and Andrea sold their business.
9. That company pays its workers very well.
10. Dee has a great résumé.

3, page 19
Answers will vary. Suggested answers:
1. The man is young. He has short hair. He is hungry. He drives an old truck.
His truck is old. The old truck is dirty.
2. The woman is sleepy. She has curly hair.
She’s working at a big desk. Her desk is messy.
3. The doctor is young and big. He has straight hair. He is talking to an old patient. His patient is a
short woman. She is sitting on a long table. She is happy.
WRITE

1, page 21
Underline: I want to be a mountain-climbing guide.
Circle: mountain climbing guide

2, pages 21-22
Paragraph 1: b
Paragraph 2: c

REVISE

1, page 22
Underline: I would like to become a computer animator and make films like Brave,
The Avengers, and The Hobbit.

2, page 23
Paragraph 1: c (After this job is ideal for me because I love to work on computers, and I
love to draw.), b (After Animators can make a lot of money, and that is important.)
Paragraph 2: b (After I have good skills for designing clothes.), d (After One reward is
that they get to see people wearing their designs.)

Assignment 2
(20/4/2020 – 26/4/2020)
1. Do all the exercises in UNIT 2.
2. Watch all the video clips,
- for the clip “What is a paragraph”, there are 3 parts, watch all of them.
- for the clip “6 ways to start a sentence”, write 6 sentences coresponding to the 6 suggested
ways.
3. Write a paragraph about a time you (or someone you know) used creative thinking to solve a
problem.