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B 1 am 2 is 3 are 4 Am 5 Is 6 Are VOCABULARY 2

Unit 1 C 1 am 2 is 3 are 4 am/’m not 5 is Page 9
6 are not/aren’t 1 1 b 2 c 3 a 4 b 5 c 6 a 7 b 8 c
VOCABULARY 1
2 1 simple 2 continuous 3 simple 2 1 e 2 b 3 g 4 a 5 d 6 c 7 h 8 f
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4 continuous 5 more
1a 1 tennis 2 hockey 3 water polo
4 skiing 5 basketball 6 swimming
3 -s feels, plays, trains, works Words & Beyond
-es does, goes 3a 1 wave 2 fight 3 globe 4 shoulder
7 boxing 8 wrestling
-ies studies, tries 5 routine 6 bench 7 skyscraper
1b Two (4 and 6)
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2 1 e, skydiving 2 h, free running 3 d,
ice climbing 4 a/g, snowboarding 5 a/g, 4 1 plays 2 trains 3 studies 4 works 3b (any order) base jumping, skydiving
skateboarding 6 f/b, bodysurfing 7 c, 5 goes 6 feels 7 tries 8 does
hang-gliding 8 f/b windsurfing 5 1 understand 2 hate 3 look 4 own
GRAMMAR 2
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3 1 climbing 2 jumping 3 diving 5 hear
1 1 d 2 b 3 c 4 a
4 jumping 5 running 6 biking 6 1 a 2 c 3 a 4 c 5 a 6 b 7 b 8 c
2 1 beat; beat/beaten 2 became;
4a Suggested answers: there isn’t 7 1 Do you often go snowboarding?
become 3 began; begun 4 blew; blown
always a single right answer (eg a 2 Is your team doing well these days?
5 broke; broken 6 bought; bought
bungee goes down, then back up and 3 When are the players told who’s in the
7 cost; cost 8 cut; cut 9 fell; fallen
sometimes swings from side to side) team? 4 Does every sports wheelchair
10 felt; felt 11 found; found 12 flew;
1  2  , 3  , 4  5  , 6  look the same? 5 Are you currently
flown
7  , , training for any particular competition?
6 Is that the racket used by Andy 3 1 attempted 2 had 3 broken 4 begin
5 1 ice, snow 2 slide, dive, jump, fall 5 was forced 6 were 7 needed 8 landed
3 cliff, hill Murray?
9 had taken 10 was
8 1 Do young people always want to
E P B F F A F E G Y push the limits? 2 I’m not sure what you 4a 1 Did; flying 2 flew; were 3 crossing;
H C Z J F O U D A V mean. 3 They need to know the rules, were 4 told; started
but enjoy the freedom to take risks. 5 had; gave 6 made; do
M F I H I U Y I L E 4b 3 a 1 b 4 c 5 d 6 e 2 f
4 So do you think that life is a bit like
P C D U L X Z L P G
playing sport then? 5 It seems to me
L L A F C F H S P A that in both you require the confidence
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C O S S H K T G M Y to have a go. 6 You don’t succeed all
the time, but you prepare for the next 1 a party and a skateboarding
S N O W E I N H U B competition
challenge.
P T H G N V L Q J W 9a 1 Does anyone know the rules of 2 1 A 2 B 3 B 4 C 5 A 6 C
G V Z K E M I L U R cricket? 2 Do/Can you remember your 3 1 look 2 go 3 talking 4 later
first win? 3 Is Dennis swimming at the 5 reminds 6 of 7 know 8 way 9 in
N J S N D D P D J L
moment? 4 What is the most extreme 4a 1 Oh, look! That’s my bus. (3
6 1 extreme 2 surfing 3 equipment syllables) 2 I’m sorry, but I have to go
sport? 5 How often do you crash your
4 protective 5 speeds 6 climb now. (2 syllables) 3 Nice talking to you.
bike? 6 Are the players told (by the
coach) to train every day? (2 syllables) 4 See you later at the club.
READING (2 syllables) 5 That reminds me, I need
Page 5 9b 6 a 1 b 4 c 3 d 2 e 5 f
to go to the bank. (4 syllables) 6 Talking
1 1 meaning 2 obvious 3 clues of extreme sports, would you like to
LISTENING
4 understand 5 image 6 text try abseiling? (4 syllables) 7 Did you
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2 1 Don’t bite off more than you can know that mountain biking is an Olympic
1 1 a 2 d 3 c 4 b
chew. 2 It’s not my cup of tea. 3 It’s sport? (3 syllables) 8 By the way, do the
2 1 abseiling 2 mountain biking 3 hang-
right up my street. 4 It’s a lost cause. shops close early today? (4 syllables)
gliding 4 kayaking
3 1 neck 2 have 3 tea 4 mile 5 street 9 Are you interested in kayaking? (2
3 Photo 1: cliff, descend, fall, hillside,
6 cause syllables)
ropes, summit Photo 2: climb, cross,
4a 1 T 2 F 3 NS 4 NS 5 T 6 F
descend, fall, hillside, race, tracks Photo
5a Skateboarding
3: cliff, cross, descend, fly, hillside, land,
WRITING
5b 1 out of the question 2 in two minds wind Photo 4: cross, race, river, water
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3 not have a head for heights 4 cost an
4 Conversation 1: hang-gliding 1 Point 1: Check the length and
arm and a leg 5 caught my eye 6 get structure of your work. Cut everything
Conversation 2: kayaking
the hang of 7 my head in the clouds that isn’t necessary. Point 2: Check
Conversation 3: mountain biking
your spelling, punctuation and use
GRAMMAR 1 5b Conversation 1: fly, summit
of grammar especially. Point 3: Then
Conversation 2: race, river
Page 6 carefully read your work a final time
Conversation 3: tracks, hillside,
1 to check that it makes sense. Or ask
descend, fall
A 1 They 2 She 3 trains 4 do not/don’t someone else to read it.
6a 1 bird 2 rush 3 god 4 equipment
5 She 6 does not/doesn’t train 7 do 2 Suggested answer: to be a writer
5 feel 6 world 7 honest 8 tracks
8 train 9 does 10 train 3 Suggested cuts:
11 do not/don’t 12 Does 13 does not/ In school I was the unpopular kid who
doesn’t sat at the back of the class trying not to
be noticed – not easy due to my size.

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I’d signed up for a free course on
the internet without even telling my
parents and through that I learnt how
to put words together to better express
thoughts and feelings.
4 1 That was a brilliant show. 2 You tell
it like it is, brother! 3 That’s the most
amazing thing I’ve ever seen. 4 Do you
have any more like this? 5 I had been
told about this – now, after seeing it, I
believe it ... ! 6 You sound so good.
VOCABULARY REVIEW 1
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1 1 racket 2 stick 3 bat 4 snowboard
5 skateboard 6 parachute 7 rope 8 sail
2 Down 1 slide 2 jump 3 tap 4 spin
5 land 7 climb
Across 6 circumnavigate
3 1 d 2 e 3 a 4 b 5 c
GRAMMAR REVIEW 1
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1 1 c 2 a 3 c 4 b 5 a 6 c 7 b 8 a 9 c
10 b
2 1 can’t understand 2 was rescued
3 is possible to read 4 the North Pole
been 5 the real story known 6 you
informed 7 not my cup of tea
3 1 didn’t you 2 didn’t hear 3 don’t you
remember 4 Do you think 5 be 6 Are
7 ’ve
Unit 2
VOCABULARY 1
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1 1 upload 2 connect 3 swipe
4 search 5 identity 6 browse 7 track
2 1 touch screen 2 camera 3 app
4 mobile 5 map 6 web browser
3 Suggested answers:
Machines – set up, turn up/down, turn
on/off, back up, update, log on/out,
Program – back up, download, upload,
log on, log out, click, enter, set up,
update
Documents/Files – back up, download,
upload, click, enter, scan, set up,
update
4 1 turn up 2 log out 3 turn off
4 back up 5 download 6 swipe
5 1 didn’t update 2 didn’t enter
3 didn’t click 4 didn’t set up 5 didn’t
scan
6 1 phone 2 camera 3 upload 4 set up
5 scan 6 download 7 app 8 track
READING
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1 1 introduction 2 main idea
3 supporting points
2 b
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3 A 4 B 2 C 3 D 1
4 1 a 2 b 3 a, d 4 a 5 b
5 1 explanation 2 example 3 statistic
GRAMMAR 1
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1 1 past participle 2 the exact time
3 experiences 4 never 5 ever 6 ever
7 ever 8 recent 9 periods of time
10 dates
2 1 B 2 B 3 A 4 C 5 B 6 C 7 D 8 A
3 1 won 2 broken 3 caught 4 forgotten
5 sent, written 6 learnt/learned 7 rung
8 sold
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4 1 Don’t tell me you’ve finished that
already! 2 Yes, this program is the
easiest one I’ve ever used. 3 and
4 Really? I’ve made lots of mistakes
with it. I’ve never used one like it before.
5 Have you ever edited photos before?
6 Yes, I have. But … I haven’t done it for
a long time. 7 I’ve used photo editing
programs for five years now. You can
soon forget how to use them though.
8 Well, I’ve forgotten. I really need more
practice.
5 1 haven’t seen 2 has it been 3 Since
4 I’ve got 5 it was 6 have you done
7 I went 8 did you go
6 1 just 2 yet 3 already 4 just 5 yet
6 already 7 just 8 yet, already
7 1 haven’t shared 2 have finished
3 have set 4 has, tagged 5 have added
6 have admitted
8 1 Have you turned on your computer?
2 Have you logged on to your computer?
3 Have you downloaded any files?
4 Have you backed up your files? 5 Have
you clicked the icon to update your
security software? 6 Have you run a
security scan?
LISTENING
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1 1 audio 2 verbs 3 stressed
4 intonation
2 1 a restaurant 2 c phone shop
3 b home
3 1 b slow service 2 f a battery problem
3 d using a phone in class
4 1 F 2 F 3 T 4 F 5 F 6 T
5 1 I ordered our food thirty minutes
ago. 2 I can’t do that! 3 I only bought
this two months ago and the battery
needs replacing already. 4 You’re always
getting caught! 5 Yesterday in maths,
the day before in chemistry and in
physics.
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VOCABULARY 2
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1 1 illegal 2 unlikely 3 irrelevant
4 impatient 5 unaware 6 immoral
7 unfair 8 illogical 9 incapable
10 irresponsible
2a 1 in 2 im 3 il 4 ir 5 ir 6 un 7 il
8 un 9 un 10 im 11 un 12 un
2b 1 unwell 2 illogical 3 illegal
4 irrelevant 5 unfair 6 unlikely
7 impatient 8 unaware 9 unusual
10 irresponsible 11 immoral
12 incapable
Words & Beyond
3 1 anonymous 2 track 3 make out
4 develop 5 privacy 6 give away 7 CCTV
8 brand
4 1 issue 2 tagging somebody in a
photo 3 On the contrary 4 getting into
the wrong hands 5 out of sight
GRAMMAR 2
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1 1 since 2 been 3 -ing 4 continuous
form 5 simple form
2 1 a 2 b 3 b
3 1 ’ve/have been watching 2 ’ve/
have been working 3 ’ve/have been
waiting 4 ’ve/have been sitting 5 have
you been doing? 6 ’ve/have been tidying
7 haven’t/have not been standing 8 ’ve/
have been trying
4 1 b 2 a 3 a 4 b 5 b 6 a 7 a 8 b
5 1 ’ve/have made 2 ’ve/have been
working 3 have you been waiting 4 ’ve/
have read 5 ’ve/have sent 6 hasn’t/
has not finished 7 ’ve/have been trying
8 ’s/has been studying
SPEAKING
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1 1 a 2 c
2 1 take 2 forbidden 3 ban 4 out
5 careful 6 steps 7 trust 8 careful
4 Suggested answers:
Giving warnings 1, 5
Giving prohibitions 2, 3, 4
WRITING
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1 1 How are you? (begin) 2 It was good
to hear from you. (finish) 3 by the way
4 Do you remember … ? 5 Best wishes,
(finish)
2 1 c 2 Clare’s contact details
3 interview, Saturday job
3 1 a 2 b 3 c 4 b 5 e 6 d
4 1 hear 2 written 3 know 4 remember
5 hear 6 touch
5 1 f 2 d 3 e 4 b 5 a 6 c
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VOCABULARY REVIEW 1 & 2
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1 Across 3 free running 4 skydiving
9 tower running 10 skateboarding
11 free diving 12 rock climbing
Down 1 base jumping 2 snowboarding
5 ice climbing 6 bungee jumping
7 bodysurfing 8 windsurfing
2 1 set … up 2 download 3 upload
4 log on 5 log out 6 swipe 7 turn … up
8 Turn … off 9 turn … on 10 Turn …
down
3 1 unlikely 2 irresponsible 3 illogical
4 unfair 5 illegal 6 incapable 7 unusual
8 impatient 9 unaware 10 unwell
GRAMMAR REVIEW 1 & 2
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1 1 didn’t answer (weren’t answering)
2 was travelling 3 ’ve/have been
travelling 4 visited 5 was coming
6 broke 7 took 8 ’ve/have been using
9 did you pay 10 didn’t you tell
2 1 d 2 c 3 b 4 a 5 b 6 c 7 d 8 c
3 1 She was holding her phone. 2 I
was sleeping when there was a knock
on the door. 3 I’ve/have had this/my
phone for two years. 4 He hasn’t/has
not got his phone. 5 I’ve just been
playing tennis and I’m tired. 6 I’ve/
have waited on the phone for 30
minutes.
4 1 is used; isn’t used 2 need
3 don’t think 4 is 5 are strapped
6 travel
Unit 3
VOCABULARY 1
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1 1 hill 2 mountain 3 beach 4 field
5 forest 6 volcano 7 cliff 8 lake
9 river 10 wave/waves 11 waterfall
12 island
2a 1 lava 2 flood 3 wildfire 4 drought
5 tornado 6 tsunami 7 death 8 storm
9 rain
2b war
3 1 drought 2 lava 3 wildfire 4 death
5 tornado 6 tsunami 7 storm 8 flood
4 1 f 2 d 3 a 4 b 5 e 6 c
READING
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1 1 compare 2 comparisons
3 qualities; picture
2 two
3 (in any order) 1 It was like a giant
smashing its way across the land …
2 … as easily as an angry kid throws a
toy against a wall. 3 … it sounded like
you’d got the vacuum cleaner on …
4 1 b 2 b 3 a 4 b 5 a 6 a
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GRAMMAR 1 GRAMMAR 2
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1 1 finished 2 past participle 3 in 1 1 smell 2 in progress 3 object
progress 4 verb 5 yet 6 state 7 realise 4 completed 5 infinitive
8 since 2 1 go off 2 coming 3 ringing
2 1 a 2 b 3 a 4 b 5 b 6 b 4 increasing 5 running 6 screaming
3 1 b 2 a 3 f 4 h 5 c 6 e 7 g 8 d 7 jump
3 1 singing 2 flying 3 touch 4 climbing
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5 crying 6 cooking 7 put
4 1 met 2 known 3 seen 4 got 5 been
4a a I smelled something strange
waiting 6 arrived
coming from the other side of the door.
5 1 John hadn’t understood the dangers
b I suddenly heard something like a
before he started out. 2 He’d never
window smash downstairs. c I felt cold
attempted to climb alone but he felt
sweat running down my back as I stood
confident. 3 Nobody had told him that a
in the blackness. d I was alone at night
violent storm was expected. 4 He hadn’t
up in my bedroom when I saw the lights
been holding the rope when his partner
go out. e I heard somebody walking
fell. 5 He thought he’d twisted his ankle
slowly up the stairs towards my room.
in the fall. 6 He’d almost given up hope
f I heard somebody knocking loudly and
when the rescue team arrived.
repeatedly on my door.
6 1 had already been planning 2 ’d/had
4b Suggested answers: 1 d 2 b 3 c
never been 3 ’d/had always lived 4 ’d/
4 e 5 a 6 f
had always dreamt/dreamed 5 had said
6 ’d/had asked 7 ’d/had had 8 ’d/had
SPEAKING
been driving 9 had left 10 had been
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chewing 11 had been eating 12 had
1a 1 matter 2 point 3 wrong 4 sure
had 13 ’d/had asked
5 true 6 think 7 actually 8 all 9 unlikely
LISTENING 10 quite
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5 sure 6 actually 7 all 8 true 9 unlikely
1a 1 c 2 d 3 b 4 a 5 e
10 think
1b 1 Identify the main topic. 2 Focus
2a You’re wrong there; I’m not sure how
only on information that relates to the
true that is, actually; That’s true, but … ;
main topic. 3 Listen for information
It’s very unlikely; as a matter of fact …
which is repeated or emphasised.
3 1 c 2 e 3 d 4 f 5 b 6 a
4 Ignore small details and examples.
5 Write people’s exact words when you
quote them.
WRITING
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2a four
1 1 while, before, meanwhile, when,
2b economic
afterwards, finally (in any order)
3 (in any order) 1 can’t pay their bills
2 suddenly 3 luckily, unfortunately (in
2 can’t provide for their children 3 are
any order)
dying
2 1 f 2 a 3 d 4 c 5 b 6 g 7 e
4 people are dying
3 1 b 2 a 3 c 4 c 5 a 6 c
5 1 homelessness 2 it’s up 20% this
4 1 When 2 While 3 Finally 4 To my
year
disappointment 5 to my surprise
6a c
5 b
6b Share What You’ve Got
VOCABULARY 2 LIFE SKILLS
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2b 1 c 2 e 3 d 4 b 5 a 6 f
1 1 c 2 a 3 f 4 e 5 b 6 d
2 1 banging 2 sighed 3 burst 4 roar
VOCABULARY REVIEW 1–3
5 slamming 6 whispered
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1 1 erase 2 unique 3 reveal 4 back up
Words & Beyond
5 scan 6 log on
3 1 community 2 global 3 utopia
2 1 b 2 d 3 a 4 d 5 a 6 b
4 ignore 5 disease 6 grab
3 1 gap 2 out 3 point 4 fact 5 contrary
4 1 creep 2 snapped 3 twisted
6 afraid 7 forbidden 8 prohibited
4 knocked 5 stepped 6 swinging
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GRAMMAR REVIEW 1–3
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1 1 written 2 play 3 think 4 twisted
5 was skateboarding 5 fell 7 was told
8 had infected
2 1 Did John finish writing his report
on time? 2 Have the students heard
about the fire drill?/Have the students
been told about the fire drill? 3 Do
we all know what to do in case of an
earthquake? 4 After he’d phoned her
three times, he gave up. 5 She suddenly
saw the huge wave coming towards
her. 6 Where have you been? I’ve been
waiting for ages.
3a 1 a 2 b 3 b 4 c 5 a 6 c
3b a 4 b 6 c 1 d 5 e 3 f 2
Unit 4
VOCABULARY 1
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1a 1 agriculture 2 arts 3 business
4 construction 5 health 6 travel and
tourism 7 retail
1b apprenticeship
2 1 Retail 2 Arts 3 Agriculture
4 Health 5 Construction 6 Travel and
Tourism 7 Business
3 1 accountant 2 web 3 beauty
therapist 4 carpenter 5 electrician
6 firefighter 7 flight attendant
8 gardener 9 healthcare assistant
10 sound 11 plumber 12 veterinary
nurse
4 1 florist 2 architect 3 estate agent
4 lawyer 5 park ranger
READING
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1 1 greetings 2 complex 3 punctuation
4 simpler 5 emoticons
2 c
3 Informal – Lenny and John
Formal – Ruby and Hannah
4 You have to be positive. You are
selling yourself. It is you against the
world.
5 1 the job description and the company
website 2 15 minutes 3 b 4 b 5 a
6 Ruby – Do your research and ask
questions
John – Emphasise all your strengths
Hannah – Emphasise your strengths
GRAMMAR 1
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1 1 obligation 2 infinitive without to
3 permission 4 Allow 5 let 6 infinitive
with to
2 1 c 2 a 3 b 4 a 5 c 6 c 7 a
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3 1 a allows b are allowed 2 a allow
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b are allowed 3 a are allowed b allow
4 a aren’t allowed b doesn’t allow 5 a
doesn’t allow b aren’t allowed 6 a are
allowed b allow
4 1 allowed 2 let 3 made 4 allowed
5 make 6 allowed
5 1 You’re not allowed to smoke on
the plane. 2 I can’t let you keep this
cream on your skin for too long. 3 You
are not allowed to get out of bed. 4 I
can’t let you install that product. 5 You
are not allowed to eat in the computer
room. 6 The director made them do it
again. 7 The accountant made me save
money. 8 My parents made me work in
agriculture.
6 1 My boss allows me to work from
home. 2 They don’t allow any visitors.
3 They make me do the same thing all
day. 4 He lets me cook the starters.
5 They make me wash all the dishes.
6 We are allowed to eat for free.
LISTENING
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1 1 Listen to how people talk 2 Identify
the relationship between 3 People are
more careful with their words 4 Friends
are likely to use humour
2 1 horror 2 western 3 musical
4 thriller
3 1 western 2 musical 3 horror
4 thriller
4 1 positive 2 negative 3 positive
4 negative
5 1 Yes 2 No 3 Yes 4 No
VOCABULARY 2
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1 1 c 2 d 3 f 4 e 5 g 6 b 7 i 8 h 9 a
2 1 a 2 c 3 c 4 c 5 a
Words & Beyond
3 1 a, d 2 b, f 3 c 4 e
4 1 mates 2 shoot 3 zombie 4 outfits
5 crowd scene 6 film credits 7 locations
8 set
5 1 in a hurry 2 crossroads 3 blank
4 scheme 5 salary 6 harmful
GRAMMAR 2
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1 1 people 2 people 3 things 4 places
5 possessions 6 extra 7 that 8 full stop
9 the relative pronoun
2 1 who/that 2 who/that 3 which/that
4 whose 5 whose 6 which/that
3 1 where 2 which 3 who 4 who
5 where 6 which
4 1 The meeting I had to attend went
on for three hours. 2 That’s the house
my parents live in. 3 The policeman lost
sight of the man he was chasing 4 The
numbers I chose didn’t win a prize. 5 It’s
B1+
the job everyone wants. 6 The cakes
Sally baked were delicious
5 1 The accountant who stole millions of
pounds from clients has gone to prison.
2 The carpenter who fitted new doors in
our house was very cheap. 3 My friend
whose bike was stolen walked to work.
4 The clothes store which I loved has
closed down. 5 The runner who cheated
has been banned from the Olympics.
6 The estate agent who sold my house
has lost his job. 7 The florist who did
the flowers at my wedding is really good.
8 The lawyer who dealt with my legal
problem is expensive.
SPEAKING
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1a 1 caterer 2 veterinary nurse
3 electrician
2 caterer
3a 1 other 2 saying 3 saying 4 with
5 meant 6 correct
WRITING
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1b full forms
2 1 in his local college 2 shortly
3 his CV
3 1 top right 2 your address 3 left
4 Dear Mr/Mrs/Ms; Dear Sir or Madam
5 I look forward to hearing from you
6 Yours faithfully; Yours sincerely
4 1 a, b 2 b
LIFE SKILLS
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1 a 4 b 2 c 3 d 1 e 5 f 7 g 6
VOCABULARY REVIEW 1–4
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1 1 tsunami; earthquake; flood
2 tornado; hurricane 3 Landslides;
avalanches 4 drought; wildfire
5 volcanic eruptions
2 1 b 2 c 3 a 4 a 5 b 6 c
3 1 the top 2 your potential 3 an
ambition 4 an invitation 5 your goal
6 problems 7 fame 8 your life
4 1 face your fears 2 achieve fame
3 fulfil your potential 4 take a risk 5 risk
everything 6 take up a challenge
GRAMMAR REVIEW 1–4
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1 1 which/that lets 2 who/that makes
3 who/that makes 4 where; are allowed
5 which/that makes 6 which/that lets
7 who/that make 8 who/that makes
2 1 When the students had done a
questionnaire, they wrote a report.
2 When Monty had saved enough money,
he got a new games console. 3 When
I had read my/the book, I took it back
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to the library. 4 When Mark had been
mountain biking, his parents went to the
shops. 5 When I had looked both ways,
I crossed the road. 6 When Gemma
hadn’t returned my call, I texted her.
3 1 a 2 a 3 a 4 b 5 a 6 a
Unit 5
VOCABULARY 1
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1 1 stage; theatre 2 orchestra;
instrument 3 skyscraper; bridge
4 poem; novel 5 stone; wood 6 brush;
canvas
2 1 h 2 j 3 i 4 b 5 g 6 d 7 f 8 e 9 a
10 c
3 1 portrait 2 installation 3 still life
4 sketch 5 Pavement art 6 landscape
7 performance
4 1 plaster 2 paper 3 chalk 4 spray
READING
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1 1 purpose 2 information 3 sentences
4 formal 5 sources 6 quote
2 b
3 c
4 1 b 2 b 3 a 4 a 5 a
5 1 It’s raining here at the moment.
2 But the street performers are cheering
us up. 3 Wow! The size of that statue
is unbelievable! 4 The guide said it was
some sort of political statement, but I
don’t understand how. 5 It’s been here
for over 500 years, she said.
6 1 and 2
7 1 b 2 a 3 c
GRAMMAR 1
Page 54
1 1 noun 2 object/subject 3 object/
subject 4 verb 5 clauses 6 time 7 main
8 subject
2 1 N 2 V 3 V 4 V 5 V 6 N
3 1 painting; are 2 thinking; go
3 taking; look 4 finishing; put 5 listen;
painting 6 was; studying
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4 1 The only time I feel alive is when
painting. 2 Art is the only way to run
away without leaving home. 3 I dream
of painting and then I paint my dream.
4 Painting is easy when you don’t know
how, but very difficult when you do.
5 Don’t think about making art, just get
it done. 6 Painting is poetry that is seen
rather than felt. 7 Making your unknown
known is the important thing.
5 1 Making this movie 2 Having a
helpful older sister 3 Doing homework
4 Creating a work of art 5 Getting
to concerts 6 Speaking in public
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7 Watching the news
6 1 made 2 using 3 found 4 love
5 looking 6 making 7 sitting 8 holding
LISTENING
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1 1 exception 2 general 3 Most 4 rule
5 Apart 6 large 7 Except 8 whole
2 1 E 2 G 3 G 4 G 5 E 6 G 7 E 8 G
3 1 b 2 a 3 d 4 c
4 1 graffiti 2 trash art 3 performance
art 4 installation art
5 1 Speaker 2 2 Speaker 4 3 Speaker
1 4 Speaker 3
6 Speaker 3
7 1 b 2 d 3 c 4 a
VOCABULARY 2
Page 57
1 1 h 2 i 3 a 4 b 5 g 6 j 7 c 8 e 9 d
10 f 11 l 12 k
2 1 stunning 2 powerful 3 controversial
4 impressive 5 unique 6 subtle
3 1 dull 2 moving 3 elaborate
4 dramatic 5 average 6 quirky
Words & Beyond
4 1 whole 2 chalk 3 fresco 4 life
5 angle 6 zone 7 large 8 mud
9 charcoal
5 1 imagination 2 concerned
3 unfamiliar 4 angle 5 generally
6 images
GRAMMAR 2
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1 1 confirm 2 end 3 questions
4 negative 5 positive 6 auxiliary 7 do
2 1 b 2 a 3 a 4 b 5 b 6 a
3 1 haven’t you? 2 can it? 3 do you?
4 didn’t they? 5 aren’t we? 6 won’t you?
7 shall we?
4 1 do you 2 couldn’t we 3 isn’t there
4 shall I 5 could you 6 didn’t you
5a 1 c 2 f 3 d 4 b 5 e 6 a
5b a isn’t it b haven’t you c is it
d mightn’t it e wasn’t there f can you
SPEAKING
Page 59
1 1 B 2 A 3 D 4 C
2a 1 believe 2 concerned 3 awful
4 totally 5 do 6 did 7 so 8 honest
9 afraid 10 actually
3 1 Conversations 2 and 3
2 Conversation 4 3 Conversation 1
4a 1 I thought 2 I totally agree 3 Well,
actually 4 As far as I’m concerned
5 think 6 So do I 7 Neither did I
8 I totally agree 9 I’m afraid I don’t
agree with 10 To be honest
B1+
WRITING
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1 1 b 2 c 3 d 4 a
2 a 3 b 4 c 1 d 2
3 a spectators b sunshine c tradition
d communities e costumes f bands
g police
4 1 and 2 also 3 Although 4 as
5 However 6 not only 7 but also
8 Despite 9 but 10 so
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5a Paragraph 1 When did you go?
Where did you go?
Paragraph 2 Who did you meet there?
What happened?
Paragraph 3 Was it a good or bad
adventure? Why?
Paragraph 4 How do you feel about it
now?
LIFE SKILLS
3 1 C 2 C 3 O
4 2 a 1 b 3 c
VOCABULARY REVIEW 1–5
Page 62
1 1 impatient 2 irrelevant 3 unwell
4 incapable 5 immoral 6 illegal
7 unaware 8 illogical
2 a 6 b 2 c 4 d 3 e 7 f 5 g 1 h 8
3 1 b 2 g 3 d 4 c 5 e 6 h 7 f 8 a
4 1 digital 2 access 3 issue 4 privacy
5 track 6 reveal 7 hands 8 identity
GRAMMAR REVIEW 1–5
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1 1 is never really finished; let
2 studied; didn’t understand 3 isn’t
known; wrote 4 feel; listen 5 took
place; was enjoyed 6 was cancelled;
broke 7 were told; did 8 don’t believe;
has
2 1 a 2 b 3 c 4 b 5 a 6 c
3 1 b 2 a 3 b 4 b 5 a 6 a
Unit 6
VOCABULARY 1
Page 64
1 Across 2 burglary 5 piracy 7 murder
9 mugging
Down 1 shoplifting 2 blackmail
3 kidnapping 4 vandalism 6 robbery
8 pickpocketing
2 1 burglary 2 piracy 3 murder
4 mugging 5 shoplifting 6 blackmail
7 kidnapping 8 vandalism 9 robbery
10 pickpocketing
3 1 was stolen 2 robbery 3 ’ve been
burgled 4 murderer 5 Cybercrime
6 vandalism
4 1 punishment 2 vandalism 3 fine
4 cybercrime 5 prison sentence
6 burglary 7 community service
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READING
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1 1 directly 2 sentences 3 context
4 indirectly
2 c
3 1 Anne Boleyn / Henry VIII 2 Sherlock
Holmes 3 Jack the Ripper
4 1 b 2 c 3 a
5 1 approximately 2 surprisingly
3 carefully 4 make all the difference
5 certainly 6 arguably
GRAMMAR 1
Page 66
1 1 ought (not) to 2 a good (or bad)
idea 3 must 4 don’t/doesn’t have to
5 mustn’t 6 have to 7 must
2 1 E 2 C 3 D 4 F 5 B 6 A
3 1 should 2 must 3 had better 4 have
to 5 have to 6 shouldn’t 7 mustn’t
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4 1 ought 2 shouldn’t 3 ought 4 should
5 Shouldn’t 6 should 7 shouldn’t
8 should
5 1 It’s raining. You had better wear a
coat. 2 It’s late. We had better take a
taxi. 3 It’s cold. I had better take my
gloves. 4 We’re late. We had better run.
5 I think we had better leave now. 6 We
had better hurry or we’ll miss the bus.
7 You had better join that queue before
it gets any longer. 8 You had better
phone your mum. She’ll want to know
you arrived OK.
6 1 I have to work long hours, but my
wife doesn’t have to. 2 My grandad had
to work when he was 14 years old, but I
didn’t/don’t have to. 3 You didn’t have
to buy me a present for my birthday last
week. 4 I don’t have to work tomorrow,
do I? 5 The babysitter had to mind the
children last night, but I didn’t have to.
6 You didn’t have to ask for help, did
you? 7 I had to work very hard in my old
job, but now I don’t have to.
7 1 don’t have to d 2 mustn’t a
3 must h 4 must b 5 must f
6 don’t have to c 7 don’t have to e
8 must g
LISTENING
Page 68
1 1 That reminds me 2 Actually 3 Just
a minute! 4 pauses
2 a
3 Just a minute!
4 computer, DVD player, laptop, money
(£s), TV
5 1 Gemma 2 Martin 3 Martin
4 Martin 5 Gemma
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VOCABULARY 2
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1 1 witness 2 alibi 3 fingerprints
4 clues 5 DNA 6 remains 7 footprints
8 proof 9 marks 10 trail
2 1 proofs 2 DNA 3 clues 4 witness
5 alibi 6 footprint 7 remains 8 mark
Words & Beyond
3 1 solve 2 mafia boss 3 corruption
4 at all costs 5 prohibition 6 In real life
7 crime scene 8 punishment
4 1 crime; The big screen; recreate
2 Keep an eye on; wander; nine-to-five
job; turn back
5 1 making headlines 2 bad press
3 neighbourhood 4 trouble spot 5 take
precautions 6 valuables 7 out of
sight 8 common sense 9 in any given
situation 10 there’s safety in numbers
GRAMMAR 2
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1 1 explanations 2 evidence 3 could/
might 4 might/could 5 must
6 impossible
2 1 b 2 b 3 a 4 a 5 b 6 b
3 1 can’t have 2 must have 3 might
have 4 can’t have 5 might have 6 must
have 7 can’t have 8 must have
4 1 must have been based 2 can’t have
been/couldn’t have been 3 could have
been 4 couldn’t have written 5 must
have done 6 can’t/couldn’t have done
7 could have jumped 8 could have
driven
5 1 You can’t have done a good job.
2 You must have driven too fast. 3 You
can’t have cooked it long enough./It
can’t have been cooked long enough.
4 Someone must have stolen my bank
card. 5 He could have got lost. 6 He
must have posted them using his phone.
7 He could have been ill.
SPEAKING
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1 1 c 2 a 3 b 4 d
2 Conversation 1 a
Conversation 2 c
Conversation 3 b
3a 1 aggressive 2 careful 3 tired
4 fault 5 happen 6 angry
WRITING
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1 1 opinion 2 arguments 3 summarises
4 support 5 opinion
2 b
3 1 c 2 a 3 b
4a 1 c 2 a 3 b
4b second
B1+
LIFE SKILLS
Page 73
1 1 A 2 B 3 A 4 B 5 A 6 B
VOCABULARY REVIEW 1–6
Page 74
1 1 moving 2 dull 3 average 4 Unique
5 subtle 6 controversial 7 elaborate
8 quirky 9 Stunning 10 powerful
2 talking about the general situation:
as a rule, by and large, generally, on the
whole
talking about differences: apart from,
except for, the exception
3 1 rescues; survivors 2 ash; lava
3 Homelessness; spreads 4 strikes;
destroys 5 Disaster; buries 6 War;
deaths
GRAMMAR REVIEW 1–6
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1 1 can’t have; can he 2 must have;
mustn’t she 3 could have; couldn’t you
4 must have; mustn’t they / could have;
couldn’t they 5 can’t have; can we /
could have; couldn’t we 6 could have;
couldn’t he
2 1 breaking/break 2 holding 3 shaking
4 arrive 5 standing 6 trying 7 beating
8 moving
3 1 a ii b i 2 a i b ii 3 a i b ii 4 a ii b i
5 a i b ii 6 a i b ii 7 a ii b i 8 a i b ii
4 1 e 2 a 3 b 4 c 5 d 6 f
1 My phone is broken, which is really
annoying. 2 My parents paid for the
meal, which was nice of them. 3 The
police closed the road, which caused
a traffic jam. 4 You left your phone on
my desk, which was careless of you.
5 Karen didn’t get the job, which upset
her. 6 You left the door open, which
made it cold in here.
Unit 7
VOCABULARY 1
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1a 1 make 2 waste 3 spend 4 earn
5 borrow 6 pay 7 inherit 8 raise
9 donate 10 owe 11 withdraw
1b 1  2  3  4  5  6  7 
8  9  10  11 
2a 1 borrow 2 inherited 3 withdraw
4 raise 5 wasting 6 earned/been
earning/made/been making 7 spend
8 pay 9 donate
2b lend
3 1 savings 2 account 3 income
4 allowance 5 debt 6 cash
4 1 profitable 2 earnings 3 inheritance
4 fees 5 withdrawal 6 donation
5a/5b 1 round 2 love 3 world 4 hard
5 money
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READING
Page 77
1 1 whole 2 information 3 details
4 quote
2 b
4 3
5 1 D 2 D 3 I
6 4
GRAMMAR 1
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1 1 always true 2 present simple
3 possible situations 4 future 5 present
simple 6 imaginary situations 7 future
8 past simple
2 1 a No b Yes 2 a No b No 3 a Yes b
No
3 1 c 2 e 3 g 4 a 5 h 6 j 7 f 8 b 9 d
10 i
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4 1 wouldn’t 2 can 3 would 4 did 5 go
6 won’t be
5a 1 What would you do if a stranger
asked you for some money in the
street? 2 What would you do if you
(unexpectedly) won 1,000 euros
(unexpectedly)? 3 Would you lend money
to friends if they asked you? 4 Which
charity would you donate to if you had
money to spare? 5 If you don’t have
enough money in your account, could
you buy it using your credit card? 6 Can
people live more cheaply if they live in
a village not a town? 7 If you were very
rich, how might your life change?
5b 4 a 7 b 3 c 1 d 2 e 5 f 6 g
6 1 If I had my card, I could get some
cash out. 2 If I were rich, I would/’d
travel abroad. 3 If you need money, I
can/will lend you some any time. 4 If
you asked your mum, would she give you
more pocket money? 5 If I were you, I
would/’d change banks. 6 If the tickets
were cheaper, I would/’d get some. 7 If
I don’t finish quickly, I won’t be able to
watch Rich and Famous on TV.
LISTENING
Page 80
1 1 visual clues 2 typical information
3 scene 4 events 5 consequences
3 1 B 2 C 3 A 4 E 5 D
4 1 F 2 F 3 F 4 T 5 T 6 T
VOCABULARY 2
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1a 1  2  3  4  5  6  7 
8  9  10  WRITING
1b helpful, careful, hopeful (any order)
2 1 helpless 2 careful 3 hopeless
4 grateful 5 stressful
3 1 pointless 2 grateful 3 hopeless
4 peaceful 5 stressful 6 careless
7 forgetful 8 motionless
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Words & Beyond
5 1 parcel 2 saying 3 convertible
4 cardboard 5 radical 6 junction
6 1 dude 2 fair 3 sleepover 4 block
5 goods
GRAMMAR 2
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1 1 past 2 perfect 3 participle
4 have 5 if 6 would 7 wouldn’t
8 might
2 1 a No b No 2 a No b Yes 3 a Yes b
Yes 4 a Yes b Yes 5 a No b Yes 6 a Yes
b No
3 1 hadn’t; would have 2 had known;
could have 3 have; hadn’t
4 1 If you had told me, I would have
understood. 2 Would you have forgiven
me if I had said sorry? 3 Would you
have still done it if you had thought
about the consequences? 4 I might not
have done it if Tom hadn’t encouraged
me. 5 If you hadn’t arrived, it would have
been a disaster. 6 Wouldn’t you have
been able to go on without me?
5 1 If George hadn’t been unemployed,
he would have had an income. 2 If he
hadn’t had free time, he wouldn’t have
been able to volunteer for a charity. 3 If
Anne hadn’t worked for the same charity,
he wouldn’t have met her. 4 He wouldn’t
have married Anne if she hadn’t been
rich. 5 She wouldn’t have divorced him
if she hadn’t realised he didn’t love her.
6 George wouldn’t have been alone if he
hadn’t married for the wrong reason.
SPEAKING
Page 83
1 1 money; Croatia 2 parcel; China
3 letter; France
2 1 stamp 2 need 3 send 4 much
5 cost 6 cheaper 7 long 8 options
9 pay
3 1 conversations 1&2
2 conversations 1&2
3 conversations 2&3
4 1 I’d like to send 1,000 euros to
Croatia 2 do I have to pay anything extra
3 are there any other options
4 I need to send this parcel to China.
5 Is there a cheaper way to send it
6 How long will it take to get there
7 Can you tell me how much that
would cost 8 Can I have a first class
stamp to send this letter, please
9 when do you think it will arrive
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1 1 imperatives 2 donate 3 second
4 identify 5 address 6 directly 7 third
8 action
2 1 forests 2 lakes 3 wind 4 village
B1+
5 people 6 food
3 1 Yes 2 Yes 3 No 4 No 5 No 6 Yes
4 1 imagine, contact, see 2 eight
3 a paragraph 2 b paragraph 1 c
paragraph 2 4 wild stunning natural
cool light traditional friendly delicious
local 5 two
LIFE SKILLS
Page 85
1 Suggested answers: 1 People
cannot change their basic nature
2 Changing something about your life
can be as good as having a rest
2 Suggested answer: You can never
repeat an action – every time you
do something, even the same thing,
your experience is different because
everything is always changing.
3 1 ✗ 2 ✓ 3 ✗ 4 ✓
4 1 Change what you can change.
2 Accept what you can’t change.
3 Know the difference.
VOCABULARY REVIEW 1–7
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1 1 sense 2 situation 3 eye
4 junctions 5 crossroads 6 local
7 spots 8 traffic
2 1 zombie 2 terrifying 3 scared
4 creepy 5 life 6 groan 7 scream
8 bury
3 1 f 2 g 3 h 4 b 5 e 6 a 7 d 8 c
GRAMMAR REVIEW 1–7
Page 87
1a 1 think 2 be 3 be 4 do 5 like
6 miss 7 is 8 forgive
1b 1 e 2 h 3 a 4 b 5 d 6 c 7 f 8 g
2 1 A 2 A 3 I 4 A 5 I 6 A 7 I 8 I
3 1 found; been 2 found; transformed
3 was; were striking 4 was; was
5 lowered; pick
Unit 8
VOCABULARY 1
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1 1 d 2 g 3 h 4 a 5 i 6 e 7 j 8 k 9 l
10 f 11 c 12 b
2 1 going out; boyfriend (and) girlfriend
2 close friends; fell out 3 got on; enemy
4 acquaintance; put up with 5 let down;
teammates 6 relatives; got together
7 online friend; asked (her) out
3 1 have an object 2 between 3 after
4 1 put up with 2 going out with 3 get
on (well) with 4 fell out with 5 broken
up with 6 let me down 7 made up with
8 got over
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READING 5 face to face 6 depression 7 go 2

Page 89 without 8 caring 9 praise 10 role P A Y B A C K W R L
1 1 text type 2 checked 3 statistics models
T I F O R P I A Y O
4 feelings
2 a 4 b 3 c 5 d 1 e GRAMMAR 2 D Q M U T T I N A S
3 a F b F c F d F/O – for better or Page 94 C G Y X H S X O E S
worse = opinion e F/O – amazing 1 1 subject 2 what/who, etc 3 if/
F J F D E F I R W B
journey = opinion whether 4 requests 5 commands
2 1 e 2 d 3 b 4 c 5 c 6 e 7 d 8 b 9 a W B R T I R E H N I
4 1 O 2 O 3 F 4 F 5 F
10 a R A I N C O M E U C
GRAMMAR 1 3 1 I told her to keep it a secret. 2 I W I K G B L E T O L
Page 90 asked her to leave. 3 I asked what
would happen to bullies. 4 I asked if
A D O N A T E D W Y
1 1 unhappiness 2 present 3 past
4 past she was right. 5 I asked if she had/’d N K J K L Z Q J E W
2 1 Pr 2 Pr 3 Pa 4 Pa 5 Pr 6 Pr 7 Pa told the truth. 6 He told me to tell her to 3 1 b 2 e 3 h 4 g 5 f 6 a 7 c 8 d
8 Pr 9 Pa 10 Pa be quiet. 7 She asked them not to say 4a 1 ✓ 2 ✗ 3 ✗ 4 ✗ 5 ✗ 6 ✗ 7 ✓ 8 ✗
3 1 ’d never started 2 ’d listened 3 ’d anything. 8 I asked him what she had/’d 9 ✓ 10 ✗
had 4 ’d studied 5 hadn’t eaten 6 ’d said. 9 She said (that)/told me Lisa 4b 1 pointless 2 forgetful 3 grateful
eaten 7 ’d done 8 ’d gone out wanted to meet me. 10 He said (that) 4 peaceful 5 stressful 6 helpless
4 a 8 b 3 c 5 d 6 e 7 f 1 g 4 h 2 John had answered the phone. 7 careful 8 motionless 9 endless
4 1 The doctor told him to take more 10 hopeless
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5 1 I wish I could concentrate. 2 I wish special price that night included the GRAMMAR REVIEW 1–8
I didn’t get so angry. 3 I wish I wasn’t/ internet. 3 She asked us whether we Page 99
weren’t so tired. 4 I wish my friend had eaten lunch. 4 Colin told me he 1 1 If you fail the speaking test, you can
was/were speaking to me. 5 I wish my wanted to come with us. / Colin said to take it again. 2 If we hurry, we will/’ll/
friends were honest. 6 I wish my essay me … 5 Rachel said she liked her new can catch the bus. 3 If you need a
was/were going better. 7 I wish I was/ phone. / Rachel said she didn’t like … ticket, I can get you one. 4 If you don’t
were feeling better. 8 I wish I had/’d 6 Helen asked us not to gossip. 7 They apologise, I won’t speak to you again.
studied for my French exam. said they were from the police. / They 5 If you gossip, you will/’ll/can be kicked
6 1 hadn’t broken up 2 hadn’t got told us … 8 He asked me if he was out of school. 6 If he enters the race,
together 3 had/’d got on 4 hadn’t fallen right. he will/’ll probably win. 7 If I need
out 5 had/’d made up 6 had/’d got over time off work, my boss will give it to
7 1 hadn’t shouted 2 weren’t 3 hadn’t SPEAKING me.
met 4 hadn’t met 5 put 6 hadn’t been Page 95 2 1 c 2 b 3 a 4 b 5 d 6 a 7 b 8 d
7 had/’d stayed / could have stayed 1 1 R 2 F 3 R 4 R 5 F 6 R 7 F 8 F 3 1 had known 2 wouldn’t have been
8 could phone 3 1 c 2 a 3 b 3 go 4 waited 5 will go 6 ate
4 1 told 2 upset 3 awful 4 shouted 4 1 1 c If I hadn’t left too late, I
LISTENING 5 upsetting 6 matter wouldn’t have missed the bus. (3rd
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conditional) 2 2 a If you don’t take
1 1 hold on/I mean 2 I mean/hold on WRITING an umbrella, you might get wet. (1st
3 thinking 4 What’s the word? 5 words Page 96 conditional) 3 3 f If you give me
2 b 1 1 wonderful 2 strict 3 creep 4 walk directions, I’ll try to follow them. (1st
3 1 actually 2 well 3 I mean 4 you 5 isn’t your cup of tea 6 run a mile from conditional) 4 4 e If I drank coffee
know 5 you know 6 um 7 eh 7 as fast as lightning 8 it looked as if a late, I wouldn’t be able to sleep.
4c 1 um 2 well 3 I mean 4 like 5 you toddler had built it (2nd conditional) 5 5 b If I didn’t
know 6 like 2 b like the food, I wouldn’t eat it. (2nd
3 1 I 2 I 3 I 4 S 5 S 6 S conditional) 6 6 d If I had dropped
VOCABULARY 2 4 1 easier said than done 2 a breath of the computer, it would have been a
Page 93 fresh air 3 a class act 4 as brave as a disaster. (3rd conditional)
1 1 d 2 g 3 a 4 i 5 j 6 b 7 h 8 c 9 e lion 5 as fit as a fiddle 6 as bright as a
10 f button Unit 9
2 1 accused; of 2 blamed; for 5 1 positive 2 fought back 3 grabbed
3 forgave; for 4 offered; to 5 refused; to 4 cheerful 5 rubbish 6 bounced around VOCABULARY 1
6 threatened; to 7 warned; not to Page 100
8 persuaded; to 9 advised; to LIFE SKILLS 1 1 crepe/crêpe 2 pasta 3 potato
10 reminded; to Page 97 4 pizza 5 pie 6 chips 7 beans 8 tuna
1 1 A 2 G 3 A 4 A 5 G 6 G 9 sushi 10 egg
Words & Beyond 2 1 B 2 E 3 D 4 F 5 A 6 C 7 H 8 G
3 1 date 2 desperately 3 contact VOCABULARY REVIEW 1–8 3 1 steam 2 boil 3 fry 4 bake 5 grill
4 overheard 5 upset 6 control 7 give Page 98 4 1 crunchy 2 topping 3 spicy 4 sour
(him) some space 8 get down in the 1 1 donate 2 raise 3 withdraw 4 pay … 5 filling 6 bitter
dumps back 5 inherit 6 owe 7 income 8 profit;
4 1 policy 2 care 3 feedback 4 bully loss

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READING
Page 101
1 1 so, therefore, as a result, as a
consequence (any order) 2 because (of),
as, since, due to (any order)
2 1 because 2 so 3 Therefore 4 As a
consequence 5 Since
3 c
4 c
5 1 caused; result in 2 As a
consequence of 3 Since; change
6a 1 so 2 due to 3 as a result 4 as
5 because 6 as 7 produce 8 Therefore
6b 1 result 2 reason 3 result 4 reason
5 reason 6 reason 7 result 8 result
7 1 countless 2 alarming 3 major
4 canteen
GRAMMAR 1
Page 102
1 1 modal verb 2 more important
3 past participle 4 have been
2 1 ✗ 2 ✗ 3 ✓ 4 ✗ 5 ✓
3 1 b 2 f 3 a 4 c 5 d 6 e
4 1 caused 2 be allowed 3 could 4 be
5 could 6 can’t 7 should 8 have
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5 1 won’t have been heard of 2 won’t
be spoken to 3 could have been made
up 4 couldn’t have been created 5 can
be found 6 should be cooked 7 must be
sent 8 must be added
6 1 Dogs must be carried. 2 Food
consumed here must be bought here.
3 Vegetables should not be boiled for
more than ten minutes. 4 Successful
applicants will be notified by email.
5 Trains may be delayed due to snow on
the track. 6 Food can be eaten here or
taken away.
7 1 could have been 2 shouldn’t
have been 3 could/should have been
4 wouldn’t have been 5 shouldn’t have
been 6 would have been 7 wouldn’t be
8 could/should/can be
LISTENING
Page 104
1 1 listener 2 polite 3 express
4 respect 5 topic 6 interesting
7 questions 8 opposite
2 1 N 2 a & d
3 1 N 2 David 3 No
4 1 P 2 two 3 Yes
5 1 N 2 No
VOCABULARY 2
Page 105
1 1 f 2 e 3 b 4 a 5 c 6 d
2 1 a ✓ b ✓ c x 2 a ✓ b x c ✓ 3 a x b
✓ c x 4 a ✓ b ✓ c x 5 a x b x c ✓
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Words & Beyond 3b a Paragraph 4 b Paragraph 1 c
3 1 c 2 e 3 b 4 f 5 d 6 a Paragraph 5 d Paragraph 2 e Paragraph
4 1 weight 2 herb 3 trust 4 voucher 3
5 stall 6 wrap 4 1 appreciate 2 improvements
5 2 3 5 6 7 9 10 3 benches 4 wild 5 provided 6 exercise
7 shade 8 picnic
GRAMMAR 2 5 1 We were asked by our teacher
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1 1 pay 2 for 3 participle 4 informal Everybody agrees that, We feel it’s,
2 1 d 2 f 3 a 4 c 5 e 6 b What we think is that, could be made
3 1 b 2 f 3 c 4 a 5 d 6 e better (any three in any order) 3 could
4 1 We’re having the garden planted. be provided, should be cleaned, suggest
2 We had our computer repaired. making cycle paths, there should be a
3 We’re going to get the dog trained. rule (any three in any order)
4 John and Alice are getting a new Page 109
kitchen fitted. 5 I have my suit cleaned 6a Paragraph 1: 1; Paragraph 2: 5;
every Friday. 6 He got the parcel Paragraph 3: 3; Paragraph 4: 2;
delivered by courier. Paragraph 5: 4
5 1 I had the toilet fixed yesterday. 2 I’m
getting/having my kitchen wall knocked LIFE SKILLS
down (by the builder) tomorrow. 3 I’m 1 1 others 2 list 3 add 4 information
getting/having our special anniversary 5 cons 6 trust 7 you 8 favour
cake made (by the baker) today. 4 I’m
getting/having/going to get/going to VOCABULARY REVIEW 1–9
have the new fridge collected (by John) Page 110
this Friday. 5 I’m going to get/going to 1 1 asked (her) out 2 went out
have my nails done by the beautician. 3 getting on 4 let (me) down 5 fell out
6 1 Are you really going to have all 6 broke up 7 made up 8 put up
your hair cut off 2 I had my hair dyed 2 1 accused 2 reminded 3 refused
3 Have you ever had them whitened? 4 blamed 5 advised 6 forgave 7 offered
4 I have/’ve never had them whitened 8 threatened
5 Have you ever had a tattoo done? 3 1 e 2 f 3 h 4 c 5 g 6 a 7 b 8 d
6 I am/’m having one done / I am/’m 4 1 gold 2 bird 3 button 4 bat 5 lion
going to have one done 7 my 6 mouse 7 fiddle 8 hills 9 feather
boyfriend is getting a special ring
made 8 we are/’re having a big party
F N K Q R D W P M F
organised / we are/’re going to have a B E O L G O L D O I
big party organised 9 We had the house H I A T W H B D U D
decorated 10 we are/’re having a huge
V H R T T I I N S D
table delivered / we are/’re going to
have a huge table delivered D Q B D H U A L E L
B A G F V E B Q L E
SPEAKING
T O I M X H R D I S
Page 107
1 1 D 2 C 3 F 4 G
H Y Z N Y S D L P F
2 1 Customer 2 2 Customer 1 L I O N N I L D E G
3 Customer 4 4 Customer 3
3 1 dried 2 trim 3 highlights 4 fringe GRAMMAR REVIEW 1–9
5 top 6 gel 7 suit 8 recommend 9 good Page 111
10 longer 1 1 wouldn’t 2 had told 3 could
4a 1 suit 2 good 3 Would 4 didn’t 5 would 6 had been 7 had
4 recommend 5 leave 6 wax 7 much 8 didn’t have 9 were 10 felt
8 suggest 9 trimmed 10 Would 2 a 1 b 8 c 3 d 6 e 9 f 2 g 7 h 4 i 5
j 10
WRITING 3 1 a 2 d 3 b 4 c 5 b 6 a 7 d 8 c 9 b
Page 108 10 a
1 1 top 2 subject 3 headings 4 1 could 2 would 3 could 4 can’t
4 introduction 5 why 6 opinions 5 should 6 must 7 can 8 may/might
7 conclusion 8 suggestions
2 1 P5 2 P4 3 P1 4 P3 5 P2
3a a Negative aspects b Subject c
Conclusion d Introduction e Positive
aspects
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VOCABULARY 1
Page 112
1 1 d 2 a 3 b 4 e 5 c 6 f
2 1 discovered 2 was launched
3 designed 4 was created 5 produce
6 developing
3a 1 planets 2 satellite 3 telescope
4 moon 5 space 6 universe
3b 2 a 1 b 4 c 6 d 5 e 3 f
4 1 galaxy 2 colonies 3 atmosphere
4 oxygen 5 space stations 6 orbit
7 dome 8 surface 9 base 10 spacecraft
READING
Page 113
1 1 time 2 contrasting 3 results 4 as
long as 5 unfortunately
2 A 3 B 1 C 4 D 2
3 1 a 2 d 3 b 4 c
4 Time: first, second
Addition: furthermore, and
Contrast: despite, though, however
Reason: because
Result: means that, resulted in, as a
result, consequently
Condition: if
GRAMMAR 1
Page 114
1 1 present continuous 2 timetables
and schedules 3 be going to
4 probably/definitely 5 be likely to 6 will
be able to
2 1 promise 2 arrangement 3 future
ability 4 intention 5 timetable and
schedule 6 instant decision 7 prediction
8 things that will probably happen
3 1 are you doing 2 starts 3 I’m
meeting 4 I’ll try 5 are you going to
be 6 I’m likely to be 7 I’ll text 8 I’ll
definitely be
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4 1 ✓ 2 to 3 be 4 will 5 ✓ 6 be 7 ✓
8 ✓
5a 1 d 2 a 3 e 4 b 5 c
a ’re going to make b going to c ’s going
to hit d are going to win e ’re going to
5b predictions
6 1 Best answer: will/’ll … launch /
are/’re … going to launch Also possible:
are/’re … launching 2 are/’re … to
discover 3 Best answer: are going to
develop Also possible: will develop
4 will/’ll be able to produce 5 are/’re
going (to) design 6 am/’m going to
create / will/’ll create
7 1 My sister’s going to meet us after
the movie. 2 He has his exam on the
23rd. 3 The train stops at Milan. 4 I’m
going (to go) on holiday – I need a break.
5 People will be able to travel to Mars
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in the future. 6 Real Madrid is/are not
likely to win the match.
LISTENING
Page 116
1 1 who/which/that 2 So 3 means
4 difficult
2 A 3 B 1 C 2
3 1 Where we live and work will change.
2 How we grow things will change. 3 Our
energy supply will change.
4 Our jobs will change.
4 1 1 2 1 3 3 4 4 5 2 6 3 7 2 8 4
5 1 which 2 words 3 is 4 difficult
VOCABULARY 2
Page 117
1 1 e 2 c 3 a 4 d 5 f 6 b
2 1 underpaid 2 megastars
3 superhero 4 oversleep 5 minibus
6 ultra-thin
3 1 megacities 2 miniseries
3 overcrowded 4 underestimate
5 supercomputers 6 ultra-modern
Words & Beyond
4 1 carbon dioxide 2 pioneers
3 satellite 4 vision 5 exploration
6 founder 7 signal 8 launch
5 1 is profitable 2 sustain; rate
3 consists of 4 transmit 5 progress
6 alternatively 7 transparent
GRAMMAR 2
Page 118
1 1 progress 2 -ing 3 completed 4 past
participle
2 1 FC 2 FP 3 FP 4 FC 5 FC 6 FP 7 FP
8 FC
3 1 be speaking 2 have learned
3 be living 4 have replaced 5 be using
6 have risen 7 have fallen 8 have used
4 1 will you be doing 2 won’t be doing
3 will/’ll have finished 4 will/’ll be
watching 5 will have worked 6 will/’ll be
sitting 7 will/’ll be staying 8 will/’ll have
been
SPEAKING
Page 119
1 1 d 2 a 3 c 4 b
2a 1 forget 2 soon 3 pass on 4 all
5 promise 6 do my best 7 time 8 Look
3 1 Have a great time 2 asked me/us
to pass on her best wishes 3 I promise
I’ll call. 4 my best to keep (him) out of
trouble
WRITING
Page 120
1 1 either 2 Alternatively 3 prefer
4 Whatever
2a C 1 A 2 B 3 D 4
2b Alternatively, Either way, Another
B1+
option would be … , Would you prefer
to …
3 1 Whatever 2 Either 3 rather
4 Alternatively 5 Another option
4 1 You could travel either by car or by
train. 2 Another option would be to leave
earlier. 3 Would you prefer Mexican or
Indian? 4 Either way, we can/could stay
with my cousin. 5 Would you rather stay
with me?
LIFE SKILLS
Page 121
1 1 c 2 b 3 e 4 d 5 a
2 1 F 2 T
VOCABULARY REVIEW 1–10
Page 122
1 Across 3 acquaintance 7 guest
8 boyfriend
Down 1 neighbour 2 enemy
4 classmate 5 teammate 6 relative
2 A a 2 b 3 c 4 d 1
B a 3 b 1 c 2 d 4
3 1 nails 2 florist’s 3 hair 4 eyesight
5 teeth 6 pizza 7 chemist
GRAMMAR REVIEW 1–10
Page 123
1 1 If you break up with someone, it can
take a long time to get over them. 2 If
I had his number, I would call him. 3 I
wouldn’t miss him if he didn’t go away
on business. 4 If I was/were rich, I
wouldn’t work. 5 If I had started this
job sooner, I would have earned more
money. 6 If anything is not/isn’t clear,
call me. / If anything’s not clear, call me.
7 If I was/were famous, I wouldn’t like it.
2 1 If we had some bread, I could make
a sandwich. 2 He wouldn’t have been/
wouldn’t be angry if you hadn’t dropped
his phone. 3 If the sea level rises,
there will be floods. 4 I wish someone
would turn it off. 5 If it snows, I’ll stay
here. 6 If they don’t reply today, I’ll be
angry. 7 If we don’t act quickly, it’ll be
too late. 8 I wish you had listened to me
yesterday and taken my advice.
3 1 Fizzy drinks should have been
banned years ago. 2 Animals shouldn’t
be tested on. 3 The amount of fat in
foods should be limited. 4 Less meat
could have been eaten (by the people) at
the party. 5 Less food could have been
imported. 6 Pollution might have been
reduced if they had travelled less.
4 1 Have you had your ears pierced?
2 Have you had your hair cut? 3 We
need to get lots of photos taken. 4 I
have had the car washed. 5 She has
had the house cleaned. 6 Have you had
your blood pressure taken?
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EXTRA READING Page 128

4 1 g 2 f 3 b 4 h 5 d 6 a 7 e 8 c
King Arthur 5a 1 a very normal place 2 because
Page 124 he’s an ordinary person 3 Amy 4 the
1a 1 Merlin 2 Merlin; the Archbishop sister 5 the narrator/teacher 6 34
3 Sir Ector 4 Kay 5 Arthur 6 Kay; Arthur
1b 1 The Archbishop 2 Arthur 3 Kay
4 Sir Ector
Merlin is missing.
2 Suggested answer:
They thought someone had given Arthur
the sword and they told him it didn’t
belong to him.
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3a They heard a sound like music
outside the cathedral.
The stone was half as big as a man.
3b 1 So Arthur rode his horse as fast
as the wind back across the field.
2 ‘I have forgotten my sword,’ he said
to Arthur, sounding like an embarrassed
child. 3 So Kay, who was as strong as
a bear, put his hand around the handle
of the sword and pulled. 4 The metal
flashed brightly like lightning in the sky.
4a b c e
4b (from the back cover of the
Macmillan reader)
‘Arthur,’ said Sir Ector, ‘draw the sword
from the stone.’ Arthur put his hand on
the sword and pulled it out of the stone.
Sir Ector got off his horse. He lowered
his head and held the handle of a sword
towards Arthur.
‘Arthur,’ said Ector. ‘You are the true king
of all the land.’ (55 words)
5a 1 I – she thinks it’s a book for boys
2 C 3 I – he likes the cover although he
doesn’t say this at first 4 C 5 I – she
says she’ll read King Arthur if Marc
reads Rebecca 6 C – they joke with each
other and she comments on the type of
films he likes

EXTRA READING
An Adventure at Brownville
Page 126
1 1 town 2 health 3 teacher 4 forest
5 sister 6 afraid
2 He was a singer and wore expensive
clothes.
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3 1 F – the house was full 2 O – the
narrator asks himself if she’s begging
or praying 3 O – he guessed that they
were about this age 4 F – the narrator
confirmed what he had guessed when
he heard the man singing 5 O – the
narrator said they looked expensive
6 O – the man looked as if he knew

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