Teacher’s Resource Pack Key

Module 1 Phrasal Verbs

Resource Activities 1 1 up 3 down 5 on 7 on
2 off 4 into 6 off 8 out
Vocabulary
1 1 athletic 4 straight 7 full Prepositions
2 hazel, oval 5 hooked
1 about 3 from 5 about 7 in
3 rosy 6 tanned
2 in 4 with 6 to 8 to
2 1 infancy 3 adolescence 5 Adulthood
Word Formation
2 childhood 4 twenties 6 old
1 amusing 4 annoyed 7 dishonest
3 1 C 2 D 3 B 4 D 5 D 6 B 2 childhood 5 colourful 8 shocking
3 impatient 6 boring
4 1 F 3 D 5 A 7 E
2 B 4 C 6 G Writing
Suggested Answer
5 1 niece 4 nephew
Some people think it is a good idea for students to
2 aunt 5 father-in-law
work for at least a year before going to university. But is
3 grandma
this always a good thing?
Firstly, most students don’t know what they want to do
Grammar
after secondary school. What you study can determine
1 1 have been travelling 5 have what work you can do for the rest of your life. Therefore, it
2 have visited 6 have attended is vital that students make the right decision. Waiting a
3 stay 7 are doing year before they start university can give them an idea of
4 haven’t returned 8 is not/isn’t what work is available. This will help them choose a
career.
2 1 just 3 yet 5 ever Furthermore, working for a year can give students the
2 since 4 so far 6 for opportunity to gain valuable work experience that they
would not get if they just continued their studies. This can
3 1 messier 4 darker than not only help them with their course work, but can also aid
2 as tall 5 the quietest them when it comes to finding work after they finish their
3 the rudest 6 the worst degree.
All in all, I think it is a good idea for students to work for
4 1 What 3 How 5 What a a year before continuing their studies at university. Not
2 What a 4 How only will it help them make a good career choice but it will
also allow them to gain valuable work experience.
5 1 D 2 D 3 B 4 C 5 B 6 B
Reading
Key word transformations
1 C 2 D 3 C 4 B 5 D
6 1 have never/haven’t met a kinder
2 has been learning French for Pairwork Activities 1
3 has it been since they
a) Suggested Answer
4 isn’t as tall
5 is the best In picture 1 there is a family gathered around a table.
6 has been working since There is a mum, a dad, a grandmother, a son and a
daughter. On the table, there are presents and a
Everyday English cake with a candle in the shape of 16 on it. I think
they are celebrating the daughter’s 16 th birthday and
1 a 2 b 3 a 4 b 5 a 6 b
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In picture 2 there is a family outside the shops. Game 1

There is a mum, a dad, a son and a daughter. They 1 hasn’t started 10 How
are shopping together. The mum and dad are 2 uncle 11 get
carrying bags with their shopping in it. They are all 3 What 12 departs
smiling so I think they are enjoying shopping 4 the most ambitious 13 the worst
together. 5 only 14 has been playing
6 always talks 15 supply
b) Suggested Answer 7 average 16 better
SA: I think a large family is better. In a large family 8 hair 17 hasn’t been
you are never lonely. There is always someone 9 since
to talk to and help you when you have a
problem.
SB: Yes, but then you are never alone. You don’t Module 2
get any time to yourself. I think a small family is
Resource Activities 2
better. You at least get some privacy.
SA: That’s true, I suppose. Also, you don’t have to Vocabulary
buy as many presents for birthdays and 1 1 D 2 B 3 C 4 E 5 A
Christmas!
SB: No, you don’t, but you also don’t receive as 2 1 satellite 4 flash
many presents! 2 telescope 5 mission
3 crew 6 atmosphere
Portfolio Activities 1
Suggested Answer 3 1 lose 2 miss 3 go 4 get

Name: Adrian
4 1 collapse 4 twisted 7 injured
Relationship: father
2 burst 5 lose 8 buried
Appearance: My dad is tall and slim. He has short brown
3 evacuated 6 survive
hair and blue eyes.
Character: He is sociable and outgoing.
5 1 stormy 3 cloudy 5 rainy
Name: Caroline 2 snowy 4 sunny 6 foggy
Relationship: mother
Appearance: My mum is slim and of average height. She 6 1 e 2 d 3 a 4 f 5 b 6 c
has shoulder length, straight, blonde hair and brown
eyes. Grammar
Character: She is sensible and responsible. 1 1 high 3 terrifying 5 securely
Name: Greg 2 deep 4 clearly
Relationship: brother
Appearance: My brother is tall and slim. He has short 2 1 beautiful, Italian, leather
brown hair and brown eyes. 2 pink, plastic, toy
Character: He is clever but can be impatient. 3 favourite, old, glass
4 large, orange, plastic
Name: Alice 5 new, black, ski
Relationship: sister
Appearance: My sister is short and slim with long blonde 3 1 Did you hear 4 Have you phoned
hair and blue eyes. 2 haven’t had 5 came
Character: She is shy and sensitive but can be annoying 3 broke 6 has helped
sometimes.
4 1 used to 4 is used to
2 would 5 getting used to
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5 1 A 2 C 3 B 4 D 5 A all over the beach and people are cleaning it up. I

think an oil tanker must have capsized off the coast
6 1 hasn’t erupted for the of the beach. Due to this, the local wildlife was
2 weren’t found until probably put at risk as oil spill can kill fish as well as
3 her a/one month to recover sea birds.
4 are trying to find
Picture 2 looks like it was taken in a city of town. It
shows a car stuck in a flood. The man who probably
Everyday English
owns the car is standing beside it speaking on his
1 b 2 b 3 a 4 a 5 b 6 b mobile phone. I think it has rained heavily in the area
and a nearby river has probably burst its banks. As a
Phrasal Verbs result of this, cars, homes and businesses have
1 through 3 on 5 up 7 out probably been damaged.
2 out 4 off 6 off 8 out
b) Suggested Answer
Prepositions SA: How do you think we can avoid the catastrophe
1 in 3 with 5 with 7 with in picture 1?
2 from 4 on 6 from 8 from SB: Well, oil companies have to be more careful
when they transport their oil. For example, there
Word Formation should be more checks to make sure that
tankers are in a good condition.
1 injury 3 carefully 5 suddenly
SA: I agree. And maybe governments should
2 survival 4 evacuation 6 explosion
introduce large fines for and tankers that don’t
follow safety regulations.
Writing
SB: What about the second picture?
Suggested Answer SA: Well, to avoid flood, town councils could invest in
I was asleep in bed one night when, suddenly, a loud barriers so that river don’t overflow.
noise woke me. At first, I thought that maybe there was SB: That’s a good idea. They could also provide
a car accident on the road outside, but then the house sandbags so that floodwater doesn’t enter
began to shake. The shaking became quite violent. I people’s homes.
didn’t know what to do.
Portfolio Activities 2
Suddenly, a tree came crashing through my bedroom
window! I screamed as glass rained down on my covers. Suggested Answer
I couldn’t move because the tree trapped my legs. I 1 Titanic
shouted for help! What seemed like hours passed before 2 The Perfect Storm
I heard someone at my door. But they couldn’t get in 3 The Day After Tomorrow
because the tree was blocking the door. A recue worker
… earthquake  … plane crash 
had to climb in through the broken window to reach me.
… fire  … volcano 
I was so happy to see the rescue worker and relieved … flood  … storm 
when he cut me free. Luckily, I wasn’t badly hurt. Just a … boat sinking  … other 
few cuts and bruises, but it could have been a lot worse.
Summary 1: Titanic tells the true story of the passenger
ship RMS Titanic which sank in 1912. At the beginning of
Reading
the film, the ship sets off on its maiden from the UK to the
1 A 2 A 3 C 4 D 5 A USA. While crossing the North Atlantic Ocean, the ship
collides with an iceberg and begins to sink. Some
Pairwork Activities 2 passengers survive by escaping on lifeboats but many
a) Suggested Answer drown. Alongside these disastrous events, the film has a
Picture 1 looks like it was taken on a beach. It very emotional romantic plotline.
seems to show the effects of an oil spill. There is oil Summary 2: The Perfect Storm is based on a true story.
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boat. They go on a risky fishing expedition very late into 3 1 position 3 salary 5 applicant
the season. They manage to catch many fish but 2 profession 4 shift 6 career
because of a problem with the ship they have to hurry
back to the shore. However, the stormy weather soon 4 1 g 3 f 5 e 7 a
develops into a hurricane and, suddenly, the boat sinks 2 d 4 b 6 c 8 h
under the weight of an enormous tidal wave.
Summary 3: The Day After Tomorrow is a fictional 5 1 A 2 C 3 C 4 B 5 A 6 B
disaster film in which the world suffers from a series of
extreme weather phenomena including storms, tornados, 6 1 construction 3 CV 5 well-paid
hurricanes, floods and tsunamis, all due to global 2 expensive 4 graduate
warming. Humans around the world try to move to safer
areas to save their lives. Grammar
1 1 will, will 4 will
Game 2 2 will 5 are going to
Suggested Answer 3 is going to 6 will, am going to
SA: Suddenly, there was a loud knock at the door.
SB: But when I opened it, there was no one there. 2 1 will have finished
SC: I turned around, wondering what it could have been. 2 will be attending
SD: That’s when I heard a scratching sound coming from 3 will set
my kitchen. 4 will be travelling
SA: An icy chill ran down my spine. 5 will have returned
SB: I slowly walked towards the kitchen. 6 will be interviewing
SC: Suddenly, there was a crash. 7 will report
SD: I ran to the kitchen breathing heavily. 8 will be driving
SA: On the floor, there was a broken vase and my cat
sitting innocently next to it. 3 1 until, arrives 4 will return, soon
SB: I was so relieved, but I still have no idea what the 2 will have finished, by 5 until, feels
strange knock at the door was. 3 when, goes

4 1 A 2 D 3 A 4 C
Module 3
5 1 am going to study
Resource Activities 3 2 will be 10 years
Vocabulary 3 as soon as he gets
4 will have arrived home
S U R G E O N T
5 will get promoted
E A C T O R R E
S A N S O O T A
Everyday English
R A E T T B R C
U E C I N O D H 1 a 2 a 3 b 4 a 5 a 6 b
N O D E C I T E
D E W A I T E R Phrasal Verbs
F A R M E R D E 1 over 3 back 5 out
2 up 4 up 6 out
2 1 advertisement 5 hardworking
2 degree 6 communication Prepositions
3 experience 7 application
1 for 2 with 3 on 4 for 5 at
4 stressful 8 CV

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Word formation SB: You can email Jake at j.brown@surfsup.co.uk.

1 responsibility 5 qualifications
2 stressful 6 specialist
3 entertainment 7 management
4 personality 8 promotion

Writing
Suggested Answer
Dear Mr Reynolds,
I am writing with regards to the advertisement for
weekend staff which I saw in the window of your shop. I
would like to apply for this position.
I am 17 and am currently studying for my A levels.
When I finish school, I hope to work in retail. A job in your
shop would be an ideal way for me to get some
experience. I haven’t worked in retail before, but I was a
waitress in a restaurant last summer. I enjoyed talking to
the customers and my employers commented on my
friendly, cheerful attitude.
I am hardworking and reliable and I think I would be a
good addition to the staff at The Gift Box. Working there
would also be a valuable learning experience for me.
I would be grateful if you would consider my
application. I have attached my CV and references from
my previous employers. I look forward to hearing from
you.
Yours sincerely,
Wendy Huffington

Reading
1 B 3 A 5 B 7 B 9 D
2 A 4 D 6 D 8 C 10 C

Pairwork Activities 3
Suggested Answer
Student A
SA: What kind of job is it?
SB: It’s an assistant’s job at the equipment hire stall in
the Tropicana Water Sports Centre.
SA: When does the job start?
SB: The job starts in July.
SA: What are the responsibilities of the job?
SB: You have to take payments, help the customers and
clean and set up equipment.
SA: What kind of experience do I need?
SB: You need experience in water sports.
SA: What do I have to wear?
SB: There is no uniform.
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Student B SA: In this job you give food and drink to people and
SB: What kind of job is it? clean up their tables after they leave.
SA: It’s a full-time job as an animal carer at the Paws 4 SB: Waiter!
Thought Animal Rescue Shelter.
SB: When does the job start? Module 4
SA: The job starts in September. Resource Activities 4
SB: What are the responsibilities of the job?
Vocabulary
SA: You have to feed the animals, walk the dogs and
clean out the kennels. 1 1 d 3 e 5 g 7 b
SB: What kind of experience do I need? 2 f 4 c 6 a 8 h
SA: Previous experience is not necessary but desirable.
In any case, full training is provided. 2 1 episode 4 plotlines 7 critics
SB: What do I have to wear? 2 season 5 series 8 hits
SA: Uniforms are provided by the rescue shelter. 3 awards 6 cast
SB: How do I get more information?
SA: You can call Debbie on 01888 765847. 3 1 relaxing 3 imaginary 5 moving
2 main 4 true
Portfolio Activities 3
4 1 play 4 Rehearsals
Suggested Answer
2 actors 5 performance
Name: Helen Armstrong 3 costumes 6 audience
Age: 24
Job: Nursery worker 5 1 b 2 d 4 f 3 e 5 a 6 c
1 I’ve been working there for three years.
2 I had an interview with the manager of the Wildflower 6 1 C 2 A 3 D 4 B 5 C
Nursery.
3 A certificate in childcare is required for my job. Grammar
4 You have to be patient, enthusiastic and energetic. 1 1 with 2 by 3 by 4 with 5 by
5 I do activities with the children, sing songs and read
stories. I also help them to eat their lunch, use the 2 1 is held 4 should be closed
bathroom and put them to sleep when they’re tired. 2 was filmed 5 will be shown
6 I work 8 hours a day. We work in shifts because the 3 can be bought
nursery is open from 7 am until 6 pm.
7 I earn a monthly salary. 3 1 The show has been cancelled due to the bad
8 I love working with children and seeing how they weather,
learn and develop. There’s really nothing I dislike 2 Alice in Wonderland was written by Lewis Caroll in
about my job. 1893.
9 You should try to get some work experience. Then, 3 A new jewellery collection will be designed by the
you can find you if you really like working with actress.
children or not. 4 The script should be read carefully.
5 The film is being shown (by the cinema)
Game 3 throughout the week.
Suggested Answer
4 1 has his DVD club membership renewed
SA: In this job you change people’s appearance, but 2 had his camera stolen
you’re not a beautician. 3 has been having the film edited
SB: Hairdresser! 4 was having her hair styled
SA: In this job you pick people up and take them 5 hasn’t had her novel published
wherever they want to go. 6 will have your book returned
SB: Taxi driver!
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2 itself, its, it 5 I, myself, my predictable, but the special effects and action sequences
3 They, their, themselves 6 yourself, your, you are exciting enough to keep the audience entertained.
6 1 is being given instructions by
2 you enjoy yourself/yourselves Black Sails is an enjoyable programme. If you like
3 is having her portrait adventure, it will not disappoint you. I would definitely
4 can be seen by recommend it.
5 has just had his
6 is going to be given Reading
1 B 2 C 3 F 4 A 5 E
Everyday English
1 1 heard it’s on 5 so special Pairwork Activities 4
2 any good 6 absolutely fantastic Suggested Answer
3 a bit expensive 7 won’t regret it
Student A
4 still worth going to
SA: Who was the picture painted by?
SB: It was painted by Vincent van Gogh.
Phrasal Verbs
SA: Where was it painted?
2 1 into 4 on 7 by 10 to SB: It was painted in Arles, France.
2 over 5 back 8 up SA: When was it painted?
3 in 6 off 9 on SB: It was painted in 1888.
SA: What was it painted with?
Prepositions SB: It was painted with oils.
3 1 down 4 for 7 out 10 to SA: Where is it displayed?
2 of 5 in 8 from SB: It’s displayed in the Kröller-Müller Museum in Otterlo
3 on 6 to 9 off in the Netherlands.

Word Formation Student B

4 1 expression 5 creation
2 motionless 6 awareness
3 sensitive 7 combination
4 surprisingly 8 performance
Writing
Suggested Answer
Black Sails is an American TV drama set on the island of
New Providence in the Bahamas. It follows the
adventures of a group of pirates, including Captain Flint
and other characters from Robert Louis Stevenson’s
novel Treasure Island.
The story begins when a young man named John Silver,
played by Australian actor Luke Arnold, joins Captain
Flint’s crew. Together, they plan to attack a government
ship and steal the gold on board. However, Flint’s crew
don’t trust him and they try to replace him as captain.
Meanwhile, on New Providence Island, Flint’s enemy,
Captain Charles Vane, has plans of his own.
The cast of Black Sails are very talented and the
characters are well-developed. The plot is sometimes
SB: What was Pablo Picasso’s profession?
SA: He was a painter and a sculptor.
SB: When was he born?
SA: He was born on 25th October, 1881.
SB: Where was he born?
SA: He was born in Malaga, Spain.
SB: When did he die?
SA: He died on 8th April, 1973.
SB: What are some of his famous works?
SA: Some of his famous works include Guernica, The
Young Ladies of Avignon and The Weeping Woman.
Portfolio Activities 4
Suggested Answer
Name: To Cast a Spell
Setting: The play is set in the imaginary land of Silver
Springs. A princess lives in the White Palace with her
family. Her father, King Mortimer rules over the calm and
peaceful kingdom.
Plot: After King Mortimer dies mysteriously, Princess
Violet is entrusted to reign over all of Silver Springs. Violet
discovers has magical powers when faced with an evil
witch who wants to take over the throne. The evil witch is
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Springs many decades ago. Violet now has to enlist the

help of friends to save the kingdom and at the same time
meets Seth, her knight in shining armour.
Actors/Characters: Princess Violet is played by Anne
Hathaway, the evil witch by Courtney Cox and Seth is
played by Jensen Ackles.
In my play, I would design and create the costumes for
the actors, as well as the set and the props required.

Game 4
1 A new gallery will be opened by the President next
Friday.
2 A sculpture by Rodin was stolen last night.
3 Funds are being raised for a new library.
4 The art vandals have still not been caught.
5 A/The play was cancelled yesterday due to bad
weather.
6 The art museum has been visited by one million
people so far this year.
7 The latest James Bond film will be made next year.
8 A novel is being written about a local politician.
9 The old theatre was destroyed by fire two nights
ago.
10 One library is closed in the country every month.

Module 5
Resource Activities 5
Vocabulary
1 1 E 2 B 3 F 4 D 5 C 6 A

2 1 bulbs 3 pollution 5 patterns

2 cut 4 light 6 hotels

3 1 c 3 b 5 a 7 f
2 e 4 g 6 d

4 1 C 2 A 3 A 4 D 5 B

5 1 habitat 5 organisations
2 wildlife 6 governments
3 ecosystem 7 reserves
4 population

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Grammar Prepositions
1 1 B: had to have 1 on 3 at 5 in 7 in
to write a report for work 2 to 4 on 6 at 8 by
2 B: was going
am going to the recycling centre Word Formation
3 B: would finish 1 affordable 3 starry 5 resident
will finish it tomorrow instead 2 global 4 various 6 darkness
4 B: hadn’t donated
haven’t donated any money yet Writing
5 B: had been watching
Suggested Answer
was watching nature documentaries on TV
Homelessness is a serious problem in our society. Every
2 1 if it cost anything to recycle there night, thousands of people are forced to sleep on the
2 to pay £1 to the man at the gate streets. What can we do to solve this problem?
3 where the bin for the glass bottles was One solution is for the government to introduce more
4 to walk up the path for twenty metres affordable housing. One reason why so many people are
5 if she could put an old toaster into the plastics bin homeless is because rents are so high these days. The
6 not to put any household appliances into the authorities should build apartments with cheap rents so
plastics bin that lower class people can pay for their accommodation
comfortably.
3 1 tell 2 told 3 told 4 said 5 said
Another solution is to create more jobs. Many people
4 1 George apologised for not coming/having come to become homeless due to unemployment. If the authorities
the meeting. created more jobs, less people would be at risk of
2 Jim reminded Ann to turn off the TV. becoming homeless.
3 Tim suggested creating a poster to raise To sum up, it is the government’s responsibility to deal
awareness. with the problem of homelessness. By building more
4 Alice explained that light pollution causes serious affordable housing and creating more jobs, they can make
harm to wildlife. sure that fewer people become homeless in our society.
5 Anna advised Philip to turn off all the lights at
night. Reading
1 C 2 E 3 A 4 F 5 B
5 1 admitted (to) leaving/having left
2 warned us not to go
3 allowed Greg to borrow Pairwork Activities 5
4 invited him to their party a) Suggested Answer
5 agreed to donate some money In picture 1 was taken outdoors, possibly in a zoo or
an animal shelter. It shows a man and a very large
Everyday English turtle. My guess is that this turtle is an endangered
1 one solution could be to species. The man is touching the turtle’s neck and
2 agree to a certain extent the turtle doesn’t seem to be scared of him. I think
3 think it would be a good idea the man feels amazed to be so close to such a
4 This way beautiful animal.
5 suppose you’re right In picture 2 was taken at a beach. There is a large
6 think you’re totally wrong bridge in the background. I can see several people
holding plastic bags and picking up rubbish. The
Phrasal Verbs beach looks very dirty. The people probably feel
1 down 3 down 5 into 7 out angry about the litter which has been thrown on the
2 off 4 up 6 over 8 on beach.

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b) Suggested Answer SD: He said that the dog had been walking.
SA: I think that the fact that so many animals are
endangered is a very serious problem. By
allowing animals to become extinct, we are
denying future generations the chance to see
them up close.
SB: That’s true. Also, polluted beaches is another
serious problem. Litter on beaches can greatly
affect the local wildlife. For example, many
turtles die because they eat plastic bags
thinking that they are jellyfish.
SA: That’s awful. So, how can we solve these
problems?
SB: Well, we can help solve the problem of
endangered species by supporting charities that
protect their natural habitats.
SA: Good idea. And for polluted beaches, I think
people should join clean-up campaigns like the
one shown in the picture.

Portfolio Activities 5
Suggested Answer
Money + Energy Saving Tips!!
Did you know …
 by using low-energy light bulbs you can greatly
reduce the amount of electricity you use? Also, these
bulbs can last up to 10 years!
 leaving appliances on standby wastes a lot of
energy? Appliances that are on and not in use can
cost households up to £80 per year!
 by installing motion sensors that automatically turn
lights on and off you can save a lot of energy and
money? Households pay £100 per year to light
rooms that have no one there.
 you can save energy by washing your clothes with
cold instead of hot water? Often, your clothes don’t
require hot water to wash properly and most laundry
detergents work just as well with cold water. Doing
this can save you 40 cents per load!
 by installing blinds or shutters you can reduce the
amount of heat lost through windows by 40%? This
means that for every £1,000 spent on heating you
could save £70!

Game 5
Suggested Answer
SA: The dog was walking.
SB: He said that the dog had been walking.
SC: The dog was walking.

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Module 6
Resource Activities 6
Vocabulary
1 1 g 3 e 5 b 7 f
2 h 4 a 6 d 8 c

2 1 sheet 3 stiff 5 standing

2 butterflies 4 skin

3 1 animal 3 dentist
2 tarantula 4 medicine

4 1 therapy 3 confidence 5 harm

2 venomous 4 lower

5 1 B 2 A 3 C 4 B 5 C

6 1 d 2 c 3 f 4 a 5 b 6 e

Grammar
1 1 − 4 The 7 a 10 the
2 a 5 the 8 the 11 −
3 a 6 an 9 −

2 1 everywhere, anywhere
2 anything, something
3 somebody, some
4 someone, anybody

3 1 You must wear a safety helmet at all times.

2 Could I use your phone? It’s an emergency.
3 You mustn’t park your car here.
4 Greg was able to sleep once the storm had
passed.
5 There might be a power cut because of the storm.
6 She’s been skydiving so she can’t be scared of
heights.

4 1 A 2 C 3 B 4 D 5 B

5 1 mustn’t feed
2 didn’t have to cancel/needn’t have cancelled
3 ought to see
4 can’t/mustn’t be any
5 you like me to get
6 we have to drive down
7 may have felt shy
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Everyday English SB: What specific problems does she have?

1 is something the matter SA: She has difficulty sleeping and avoids spending time
2 That must be horrible in nature.
3 Perhaps you should SB: What are her symptoms?
4 Maybe I will SA: Her symptoms are sweating, trembling and fainting.
5 Great suggestion SB: What kind of treatment does she receive?
SA: She receives exposure therapy.
Word Formation SB: When is her weekly appointment?
SA: Her weekly appointment is on Mondays at 10 am.
1 uncomfortable 5 insensitive
2 treatment 6 gradually Patient  Larry Jennings
3 irrational 7 misunderstood SA: What condition does he have?
4 impatient 8 irresponsible SB: He has a social anxiety.
SA: What specific problems does he have?
Phrasal Verbs SB: He has difficulty in public speaking and being in
1 away 4 up 7 out crowds.
2 up 5 through 8 off SA: What are his symptoms?
3 down 6 away SB: His symptoms are panic attacks and low self-esteem.
SA: What kind of treatment does he receive?
Prepositions SB: He receives hypnotherapy.
1 of 2 in 3 on 4 to 5 of 6 to SA: When is his weekly appointment?
SB: His weekly appointment is on Thursdays at 11 am.
Writing
Portfolio Activities 6
Suggested Answer
Suggested Answer
Dear Becky,
I’m sorry to hear that you are worried about losing the Fear of dentist’s and dental work
tennis competition. It must be really awful for you, but I Scientific name: Dentophobia
think I can help. People that suffer from dentophobia can’t visit the dentist
If I were you, I’d imagine myself at the tennis without suffering from panic attacks or other symptoms of
competition feeling relaxed and confident. This way, you extreme stress. Even seeing a picture of a dentist or a
will not feel anxious when you get to the competition. dental surgery can make them feel extremely anxious.
Also, why don’t you practise with someone before the
Fear of accidents.
competition? If you do this, you will be better prepared
Scientific name: Dystychiphobia
and will have the comfort of knowing that you won’t
People with this fear worry that they might hurt themselves
embarrass yourself in front of everyone.
or someone else. They might also have a fear of causing
I think you should definitely enter the competition
damage to property. They usually suffer symptoms such
because if you don’t, you will regret it afterwards. I hope
as anxiety or shortness of breath, for example, when they
these ideas are useful. Write and tell me how you get on.
are driving or carrying valuable items.
Best wishes,
Tina Fear of horses
Scientific name: Equinophobia
Reading Sufferers of this phobia can experience extreme anxiety
1 D 2 B 3 E 4 C even when they are close to a horse which is gentle and
well-trained. They usually avoid horses entirely rather than
Pairwork Activities 6 risk being kicked, bitten or thrown.

Suggested Answer
Patient - Kate Davies
SB: What condition does she have?
SA: She has a fear of spiders.

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Game 6 4 1 won’t 3 haven’t 5 aren’t

Suggested Answer 2 isn’t 4 doesn’t

I have a terrible headache: 5 1 Mike fell off his bike, however, he wasn’t hurt.
 You could take a painkiller. 2 Although Carla has been on a diet for two weeks,
 You should see a doctor. she hasn’t lost weight.
 Being in a quiet room might help. 3 Despite eating lots of fried food, Greg doesn’t have
There’s a spider in my bedroom: high blood pressure.
 You should catch it and put it outside. 4 In spite of driving very carefully, Peter was in a
 Your dad can help you catch it. minor accident.
 You needn’t do anything as it is probably harmless.
6 1 all 3 Either 5 few
2 plenty 4 None
Module 7
7 1 would have competed
Resource Activities 7
2 hadn’t broken
Vocabulary 3 spite of following a
1 Meat/Seafood – tuna, chicken, prawns, beef 4 had more time, she would/could
Dairy products – butter, cheese, yoghurt
Sweets – ice cream, apple pie, cake Everyday English
Fruits/Vegetables – broccoli, beetroot, cherries, onions 1 a 3 a 5 a 7 b
2 b 4 b 6 a 8 a
2 1 grill 3 mashed 5 steam
2 baked 4 boiled Phrasal Verbs
1 off 4 off 7 down 10 out
3 1 d 3 g 5 b 7 a
2 out 5 over 8 down
2 f 4 e 6 c
3 to 6 off 9 in
4 1 indigestion 5 study 9 check-up
Prepositions
2 diagnoses 6 disease 10 cough
3 immune 7 tips 1 of 3 from 5 of 7 to
4 diabetes 8 blood 2 in 4 to 6 in 8 on

5 1 reduce 5 prevent 9 absorb Word Formation

2 digest 6 sneeze 10 itches 1 patience 6 illness
3 treated 7 maintain 2 obesity 7 wisdom
4 build 8 pulled 3 beneficial 8 improvement
4 strength 9 exhausted
Grammar 5 tiredness 10 equipment
1 1 has 4 will get
2 would have felt 5 is Writing
3 would join Suggested Answer
Nowadays, many people diet in order to lose weight.
2 1 I had been more careful
Being overweight has a number of negative
2 hadn’t eaten so much
consequences, but is dieting the most effective way to
3 I could stop eating junk food
improve your health?
4 would stop drinking cola
There are a number of advantages to dieting. To begin
3 1 eating 3 to get 5 to take with, the main benefit is that it can help you lose weight. In
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problems. Furthermore, dieting can improve your self-
esteem. This means that you would feel better about
yourself and have more confidence.
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On the other hand, dieting has a number of
disadvantages. To start with, people who diet sometimes
don’t get enough nutrients. This may lead to further health
problems as your body is not getting everything that it
needs. In addition, dieting can make you feel weak and
tired. Consequently, you wouldn’t have as much energy as
you should.
All in all, although there are numerous advantages to
dieting, I believe that most people do not need to do it.
Instead, the best solution is to change your lifestyle in
general, which includes eating healthily and getting regular
exercise.
Reading
1 A 2 B 3 A 4 B 5 C
Pairwork Activities 7
a) Suggested Answer
In picture 1 the girl seems to have hurt her leg. She is
probably in a lot of pain and might feel feels sad and
embarrassed because she has fallen off her bike.
The best thing her to do is go to the hospital to have
an X-ray.
In picture 2 the girl must have a high temperature.
She probably feels hot and her muscles might ache.
She could have the flu. She should make an
appointment to see her doctor because she might
need antibiotics.
b) Suggested Answer
SA: I recently twisted my ankle.
SB: Really? What happened?
SA: Well, I was walking along the street when I tripped
over. My ankle was swollen and bruised.
SB: What did you do?
SA: I made an appointment at the doctor’s.
SB: Did he treat it?
SA: Yes, he did. He prescribed some painkillers for
me and told me to ice my ankle three times a
day. Now, it feels much better.
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Portfolio Activities 7
Suggested Answer
Dr Sally’s Health Page
Problem 1 Advice
Stephanie (22): I’m not Why don’t you join a
happy with my weight. I gym and get some
wish I were thinner. I exercise? You could
don’t eat fried foods or try aerobic exercise
unhealthy snacks, but I because it improves
still can’t lose weight. the body’s metabolism.
Problem 2 Advice
Peter (25): I have very Make sure you aren’t
bad indigestion after I allergic to any foods in your
eat some foods. It’s diet. You could also try to
very painful. avoid processed foods.
Problem 3 Advice
Tom (16): In spring, I It sounds like you are
have itchy eyes and I suffering from hay fever.
sneeze all the time. The best thing to do is to
What can I do to stop avoid areas with plants and
this from happening? flowers such as parks and
gardens.

Game 7
Suggested Answer
SC: If I visited the Statue of Liberty, I would go to the
top.
SD: If I went to the top, I would admire the view.
SE: If I admired the view, I would take a lot of photos.
SF: If I took a lot of photos, I would show them to my
friends.
SG: If I showed them to my friends, they would want to
go to New York, too.
SH: If they wanted to go, I would go with them.

Module 8
Resource Activities 8
Vocabulary
1 Types of holiday – sightseeing, skiing, beach,
cruise, safari
Accommodation – B&B, campsite, villa, hostel, self-
catering apartment
Transport – ferry, moped, train, taxi, subway
Cultural places – archaeological site, museum, art
gallery, ancient city, theatre
Eating out – fish restaurant, fast food restaurant,
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2 1 exhausted 4 unique 5 1 Who did Mary invite to dinner?

2 peaceful 5 impressive 2 Where is our hotel?
3 mouth-watering 6 crowded 3 What is Tom’s favourite food?
4 Whose suitcase is it?
3 1 e 2 a 3 f 4 c 5 d 6 b 5 Which is the hottest month?
6 How do you book plane tickets?
4 1 platform 3 ticket 5 traffic
2 passport 4 trip 6 stop 6 1 so as not to ruin
2 we ate at was
5 1 cheap 4 relaxing 3 in order to complain
2 unspoilt 5 hand-made 4 so lucky to win
3 historical 6 relieved 5 so (that) we could travel

6 1 wander 4 unwind 7 carve Everyday English

2 board 5 entertain 8 remind 1 a 2 b 3 b 4 a 5 a 6 b
3 float 6 explore
Phrasal Verbs
Grammar
1 on 3 out 5 out
1 1 The passenger, whose bag was lost, made a 2 out 4 on 6 around
complaint to the airline. (ND)
2 when (D) Prepositions
3 where (D)
1 in 2 in 3 on 4 on 5 by 6 in
4 that (D)
5 Our friend, who’s a pilot, works for the country’s
Word Formation
biggest airline. (ND)
1 lengthen 3 freshen 5 saddens
6 London, which is the capital of England, has lots
2 realised 4 fantasised 6 criticised
of art galleries. (ND)

Writing
2 1 You should pack a heavy coat in case the
weather is cold. Suggested Answer
2 We should buy a tourist map so that we can find Dear Lilly,
the best attractions to visit. How are you? I’d be glad to help you with your project.
3 I am writing to you in order to complain about There are many places in Italy that have historical
your facilities. importance. One of the most famous is the Coliseum in
4 We ought to leave now so as not to miss the Rome. It’s a huge amphitheatre that was built in the time
flight. of the ancient Romans. It was used for chariot racing as
5 I have come to Milan for a business meeting. well as for gladiator battles!
6 Ben and Daisy are going abroad to celebrate their The structure is very impressive. It consists of many
anniversary. huge stone arches and is the largest amphitheatre in the
world. Visitors can get guided tours around the Coliseum
3 1 such 2 so 3 so 4 so and can learn about the history of this great landmark.
They can also buy souvenirs to take home with them.
4 1 The market stalls offered such tasty snacks that I I have to go now. I hope this will help you with your
couldn’t stop eating them! project.
2 The film was so boring that we left in the middle Best wishes,
of it. Adam
3 Our flights cost such a lot of money that we
couldn’t afford a good hotel. Reading
4 He speaks so quickly that hardly anyone can 1 A 2 C 3 B 4 A 5 D 6 B
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Pairwork Activities 8 New York City has a wide range of accommodation

Suggested Answer available to visitors. There are many 5* hotels like the
Four Seasons as well as more affordable hotels such as
Student A the Holiday Inn chain of hotels. Also, the city has a
SA: Where is this holiday? number of hostels for travellers who are on a budget.
SB: It’s in France.
SA: What type of accommodation is it? Game 8
SB: It’s a 14th century villa with 12 bedrooms, six Suggested Answer
bathrooms, a farmhouse style kitchen and open fires.
SA: Which activities and sights are on offer? SO THAT: We must take a rope so that we can climb the
SB: You can walk along the river or cycle through forests. mountain.
You can also visit nearby castles and villages. SUCH A FUN DAY: We had such a fun day that we didn’t
SA: How much is it? want to go home.
SB: It costs $500 per night. IN CASE: You should take an umbrella with you in case it
SA: What else is included? rains.
SB: Transport to and from the airport is included in the WHO LIKES SWIMMING: I took my dog, who likes
price. swimming, to the beach.
IN ORDER TO: I am writing in order to inform you that I
Student B was not satisfied with the service at your restaurant.
SB: Where is this holiday? SO MANY SIGHTS: There were so many sights that it
SA: It’s in Tanzania. was difficult to see them all.
SB: What type of accommodation is it? WHEN LOTS OF PEOPLE TRAVEL: Summer is the time
SA: It’s a 5* eco-lodge where you can sleep under the of year when lots of people travel.
stars. SO LITTLE TIME: There was so little time that I couldn’t
SB: Which activities and sights are on offer? finish my homework.
SA: You can spend your days searching for lions, giraffes, SO AS NOT TO: I got to the airport early so as not to miss
zebras, crocodiles and rhinos. You can also see the my flight.
amazing natural beauty and beautiful sunsets. WHOSE LUGGAGE WAS LOST: The man whose
SB: How much is it? luggage was lost sent a letter of complaint to the airline
SA: It costs £3,000 per person. company.
SB: What else is included? SUCH A DISASTER: The performance was such a
SA: All meals, vehicle costs and tour guide hire are disaster that they cancelled it within a week.
included in the price. WHICH IS THE CAPITAL CITY OF: Sam lives in London
which is the capital city of England.
Portfolio Activities 8
Taboo cards:
Suggested Answer postcard: It’s something that you write while you are on
Where: New York City holiday. You put a stamp on it and send it to your friends
Sights: In New York City you can see many famous and family.
sights. One of the most popular sights is the Statue of café: It’s a place where you go to get a drink of coffee.
Liberty. It is located in the middle of New York harbour. travel agent: It’s a person whose job is to sell holidays.
Visitors can visit the Statue of Liberty by ferry. Other ferry: It’s a means of transport. It’s in the sea. It carries
sights include the Empire State Building and Times many people to their destination.
Square. museum: It’s a place where you go to look at famous
Activities statues and learn about history.
Visitors can do many exciting activities in New York City. souvenir: It’s something you buy when you’re on holiday
For example, you can go horse riding in Central Park or as a reminder of your trip.
see a play on Broadway. You can also go shopping in the campsite: It’s a cheap type of accommodation. It’s close
world-famous Bloomingdale’s department store. to nature. You need a tent to stay here.
pizzeria: It’s a restaurant. It serves a traditional Italian
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boarding pass: It’s like a ticket. You need it to get on a

plane.
tour guide: It’s a person whose job it is to show people
famous sights and tell them about its history.

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Key to Listening Exercises

Module 1 Module 5
1 C 2 B 3 A 4 C 5 C 6 A 1 C 2 A 3 B 4 B 5 C 6 B

Module 2 Module 6
1 YES 3 YES 5 YES 1 A 2 C 3 B 4 B 5 C 6 C
2 NO 4 NO 6 NO
Module 7
Module 3
1 NO 3 NO 5 YES
1 teen life 4 Trimpton 2 YES 4 NO 6 NO
2 culture 5 18th January
3 entertainment 6 0163 55934 Module 8
1 C 3 B 5 C 7 A
Module 4
2 B 4 B 6 B
1 C 2 C 3 A 4 A 5 A 6 B

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