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Introduction Grammar – page 6

Vocabulary – page 4 1 1. They 4. It
2. We 5. He
bro inkorange
wnpu reyp 3. She 6. you
1 rplegreeng
1. orange 4. grey 2 1. My 4. her
2. green 5. pink 2. Your 5. their
3. purple 6. brown 3. His 6. Our

2 1. ruler 7. pen 3 1. mine 4. yours

2. marker 8. notebook
3. pencil sharpener 9. pencil case
4. pencil 10. diary
5. book 11. schoolbag
6. rubber
2. theirs 5. hers
3. ours 6. his
4 1. Leon’s 3. friend’s
2. parents’ 4. children’s

3 1. sport 7. music 5 1. This 3. These

2. art 8. geography
3. computer technology 9. maths
4. history 10. drama
5. science 11. English
6. literature 12. French
2. Those 4. That
6 1. Who; c 4. When; a
2. What; e 5. Where; d
3. Why; f 6. Which; b

4 1. Wednesday, Friday Getting Ready for Writing – page 7

2. February, April 1 1. Is John from Ireland?
3. Saturday, Sunday 2. My name is Pierre and I am French.
4. July, August 3. The English lesson is on Monday.
5. October, December 4. Where is Mrs Jones?
5. His birthday is in April or May.
5 1. c 2. e 3. g 4. a 5. f 6. b 7. d
page 5 2 1. What is your name?
2. That’s fantastic!
6 1. one 6. forty-seven 3. I like sport, maths and art.
2. 9 7. 54 4. When is the geography lesson?
3. eighteen 8. sixty-three 5. Drama lessons are on Fridays.
4. twenty-seven 9. 72
5. 36 10. one hundred 3 1. My eyes are green.
2. This is your pen.
7 1. half past six 4. quarter to ten 3. I am his cousin.
2. eight o’clock 5. half past twelve 4. Her sisters are Jean and Kim. / Jean and Kim are
3. quarter past eleven 6. two o’clock her sisters.
5. My hair is black.
8 1. in 5. next to
Speaking
2. on 6. behind, in front of
3. opposite 7. above, under 4 1. c 2. e 3. d 4. a 5. b
4. between
5 1. e 2. c 3. d 4. b 5. a
9 Lucy: grandmother Sam: father 1. Can you help me, please?
Ed: grandfather Amy: cousin 2. How do you spell aunt?
Megan: aunt Max: brother 3. What page are we on?
Ben: uncle Emily: sister 4. When is the exam?
Kate: mother 5. What is the homework?
10 1. b 6. i
2. e 7. c
3. f 8. d
4. j 9. h
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MODULE 1 4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

Section A Speaking
Vocabulary – page 8 5 1. a 5. d
2. g 6. b
y o u n g t s
3. e 7. c
q b d a r k m 4. f
u e p r q f a Section B
g j v r x a l
Vocabulary – page 10
l s h o r t l
y i m w u z t 1 1. c 4. a
2. e 5. d
3. b
1 1. ugly 5. young
2. short 6. fat
2 1. have / having breakfast
3. narrow 7. small
2. do / doing homework
4. dark
3. get / getting dressed
4. tidy / tidying her room
2 A 1. old 5. walk / walking the dog
2. tall
B 1. beautiful 3 1. have a shower 5. go to school, get up
2. dark 2. watch TV 6. have dinner
3. big 3. have lunch 7. go to bed
C 1. short 4. go home, make a snack 8. study with friends
2. light
3. straight
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
D 1. medium height Grammar – page 11
2. long
3. curly
1 1. goes, T 4. tidies, F
2. listens, F 5. eat, F
3 C 3. study, T 6. watches, T

4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. 2 Possible answers

Grammar – page 9
1 1. is 5. haven’t got
2. has got 6. are
3. isn’t 7. are
4. has got
2 1. haven’t got 6. is
2. have got 7. has got
3. has got 8. are
4. am 9. hasn’t got
5. haven’t got 10. aren’t
Ben’s family: Picture A
1. I rarely get up before 6 o’clock.
2. Our teacher always gives us homework.
3. My family and I sometimes eat in a restaurant.
4. The students in my class never have breakfast at
school.
5. My mother usually goes to bed late.
3 1. live 4. go
2. has 5. walk
3. studies 6. comes
4 1. usually 4. often
2. never 5. rarely
3. usually

3 1. Is the father tall? 5 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
No, he isn’t. (He’s short.)
2. Has the father got a wide nose? Speaking
Yes, he has.
3. Is the boy’s hair light? 6 1. at 7.00 4. two hours
No, it isn’t. (It’s dark.) 2. morning 5. at night
4. Have the mother and the girl got straight hair? 3. always
No, they haven’t. (They’ve got curly hair.)
5. Are the girl’s eyes dark?
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Section C
Vocabulary – page 12
1 1. read magazines 5. send messages
2. go to the cinema 6. listen to music
3. play computer games 7. ride a bike
4. meet friends 8. play the guitar
2 1. g 5. b
2. e 6. a
3. f 7. d
4. h 8. c
3 1. play the guitar
2. go to the cinema
3. listen to music / download songs
4. ride a bike
5. surf the web
6. meet friends
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Grammar – page 13
1 1. My best friend doesn’t study English on Tuesdays.
2. I don’t read magazines.
3. We don’t eat snacks during our lessons.
4. The maths teacher doesn’t give tests every week.
5. The students don’t do sport in the morning.
2 1. listen 4. watch
2. doesn’t send 5. don’t often read
3. doesn’t surf 6. chats
3 1. Do girls often surf the web?
Yes, they do.
2. What does one girl often do?
One girl often reads magazines.
3. How many times a week does a typical student
watch TV?
A typical student watches TV three times a week or
more.
4. How often do most of the girls listen to music?
Most of the girls listen to music once or twice a
week.
5. Do any boys read magazines?
Yes, one boy reads magazines once or twice a
week.
4 Accept all logical or grammatically correct answers.
Speaking
5 1. after-school activities 5. Who do you
2. What activities 6. Where do
3. How often 7. enjoy it
4. do you play
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Reading – page 14
1 1. vimeo.com 4. music
2. computer games 5. are dancing
3. videos
2 1. Because their video has got more than 29,000
views.
2. Can’t Stop the Feeling by Justin Timberlake
3. students and teachers
4. the film club teacher
5. He thinks it’s a very happy place.
Listening (CD 5, Track 1)
Tina: Hi, Kay. Do you want to go to the cinema this
afternoon?
Kay:  No thanks, Tina. On Tuesday afternoons, I visit
Grandma Helen.
Tina: Grandma Helen? But your grandparents live in
Australia!
Kay: I know. But I’m a member of the Adopt a
Grandparent programme.
Tina: Adopt a Grandparent?
Kay: Yes. It’s a programme to help teenagers and old
people in the community. Many old people
haven’t got grandchildren to visit them. Also,
some teenagers haven’t got grandparents to talk
to. The Adopt a Grandparent programme brings
these old and young people together.
Tina: That’s a great idea! What’s Grandma Helen like?
Kay: Well, she’s 82 years old and she’s very intelligent.
She’s got curly grey hair and big blue eyes.
Tina: What do you do there?
Kay: Helen talks about her life and I listen. She’s got
some interesting stories to tell. I also help her to
surf the web on the computer.
Tina: Cool! Do you take your guitar?
Kay: Yes. She loves to hear me play.
3 1. c 4. c
2. a 5. a
3. b
4 1. young, old 4. surf the web
2. 82 5. guitar
3. Helen’s stories
Writing – page 15
1 1. Lily is a young girl.
2. Her hair isn’t dark.
3. I have got brown eyes.
4. My father is tall.
5. My friend has got a long nose.
2 1. in 3. at
2. on 4. at
3

3 1. are busy 5. On
2. good friends 6. am tired
3. at 7. at
4. In
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Progress Check
Vocabulary – page 16
1 1. fat 5. big
2. old 6. small
3. tall 7. long
4. light
2 1. meet friends 5. have a shower
2. go to the cinema 6. play the guitar
3. get up 7. tidy my room
4. have dinner 8. ride a bike
Standards Check
3 1. study with friends 4. listen to music
2. send messages 5. go to bed
3. stay at home
4 1. good-looking 5. curly
2. go shopping 6. have breakfast
3. young 7. do sport
4. chat online 8. surf the web
5 1. music 6. meet friends
2. walk the dog 7. Wednesday
3. uncle 8. dark
4. medium height 9. eighth
5. green 10. have lunch
Dictation (CD 5, Track 2)
6 1. She studies with friends.
2. Do you sometimes ride your bike?
3. It isn’t long and wide.
4. He has got light curly hair.
5. They don’t usually send messages.
Grammar – page 17
7 1. is 5. hasn’t got
2. are 6. aren’t
3. has got 7. Has … got
4. Are 8. isn’t
8 1. doesn’t read 5. don’t have
2. does … play 6. make
3. studies 7. Does … like
4. Do … download 8. watches
9 1. hasn’t got 5. haven’t got
2. are 6. does Joe do
3. don’t ride 7. is
4. gets up 8. Has Ben got
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10 1. Is your brother good-looking?, d
2. Have you got brown eyes?, c
3. Does Ron like pizza?, e
4. Has Jane got curly hair?, b
5. When do your friends chat online?, a
11 1. is 6. What
2. Its 7. has got
3. are 8. don’t use
4. study 9. aren’t
5. has got 10. They
12 Translation
1. He doesn’t watch TV.
2. I have got a small dog.
3. Do they chat online?
4. She often does sport.
5. Are you medium height?
Written Comprehension – page 18
1 1. T 5. F
2. F 6. T
3. DS 7. T
4. DS 8. T
2 1. 3.30 4. sing
2. computer, board 5. Thursdays
3. Mondays, Wednesdays
Written Production
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Oral Comprehension – page 19
(CD 5, Track 3)
Good morning. Welcome to Hillview Drama School.
Your drama teachers for the course are Don, Mary and
James. Our school has got four classrooms and each
room is a different colour – red, yellow, blue and green.
You’ve got a busy schedule for the next two weeks.
The first lesson is with Mary in the yellow room. It starts
at 9 o’clock. At 10.15, you’ve got a lesson with James.
He teaches in the blue room, opposite Mary’s. Students
have lunch at 12.30. Our chef, Sue, makes the lunches.
The food is excellent! After lunch, students meet in the
red room. This is the music room and Ned is your music
teacher. Ned is also a TV celebrity. He sings and plays
the guitar on a TV programme. At 3 o’clock, you’ve got
a lesson with Don in the green room. Good luck and
enjoy the course.
4 1. b 4. a
2. d 5. f
3. g
Oral Production
5 1. C 4. A
2. A 5. C
3. B
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MODULE 2 3 1. Is there any water on the floor?

Yes, there is.
Section A 2. Are there any shelves above the sink?
Vocabulary – page 20 Yes, there are.
3. Is there an armchair in the room?
1 1. bathroom 5. kitchen No, there isn’t.
2. toilet 6. dining room 4. Is there a carpet on the floor?
3. bedroom 7. living room No, there isn’t.
4. garage 8. garden 5. Is there a lamp on the table?
No, there isn’t.
2 bathroom: shower, sink 6. Are there any cakes in the cooker?
Yes, there are.
bedroom: bed, desk, curtains, shelves, chair
garage: rubbish bin
4 1. an 6. a
kitchen: cooker, fridge, cupboard, sink
2. There are 7. the
dining room: table, chairs
3. There is 8. any
living room: armchair, sofa, rug, lamp
4. a / the 9. Is there
5. some 10. there isn’t
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Speaking
4 1
g a r a g e
a 5 Possible answers
2
c o o k e r 1. Are there any shelves
u d Yes, there are. / No, there aren’t.
r e 2. Is there a rug
3 4 Yes, there is. / No, there isn’t.
t s i n k
i
5 3. Is there an armchair
a f
6
Yes, there is. / No, there isn’t.
i b a t h r o o m
4. Is there a desk
n c i Yes, there is. / No, there isn’t.
7
s h d e s k 5. Is there any food
e g Yes, there is. / No, there isn’t.
n e 6. Are there any curtains
Yes, there are. / No, there aren’t.
Possible answers Section B
Across:
1. garage Vocabulary – page 22
2. cooker
3. You wash your hands in a … . 1 1. bakery 8. museum
6. bathroom 2. bank 9. port
7. You do your homework at a … . 3. chemist’s 10. park
Down: 4. hospital 11. restaurant
1. You can sit outside in the … . 5. hotel 12. church
2. Many people have … on their windows. 6. library 13. cinema
4. People prepare meals in the … . 7. supermarket
5. fridge
2 1. e 4. c 7. h
Grammar – page 21 2. d 5. g 8. b
3. a 6. f 9. i
1 1. There are 4. There aren’t
2. There is 5. There is 3 1. hotel, hospital 4. bank
3. There isn’t 6. There isn’t 2. cinema 5. bookshop, library
3. restaurant, café
2 1. an 4. a
2. any 5. any 4 1. post office 4. church
3. some 6. the 2. hotel 5. chemist’s
3. bakery

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Grammar – page 23
1 1. is working, bookshop
2. are running, port
3. are waiting, train station
4. is sitting, church
2 1. Alan is selling a book. He isn’t buying a book.
2. Dan is running in front of Ed. He isn’t following
Ed.
3. Jess and Bill aren’t talking on their phones. They
are looking at their phones.
4. Olivia isn’t reading a book. She is singing a song.
3 1. Is it raining now?
2. Where are you sitting?
3. Is your best friend studying with you?
4. What are you wearing right now?
5. Are your parents working at the moment?
Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
4 1. are standing 6. are solving
2. are trying 7. are … doing
3. is watching 8. are going
4. isn’t helping 9. are having
5. aren’t shouting
Speaking
5 1. where can I
2. Try the shopping centre
3. don’t go
4. Is it hard
5. You can’t miss
Section C
Vocabulary – page 24
1 1. comedy 8. horror
2. crime 9. drama
3. action 10. romance
4. science-fiction 11. western
5. adventure 12. musical
6. fantasy 13. documentary
7. animated
2 1. crime film 6. animated film
2. musical 7. documentary
3. drama 8. adventure film
4. horror film 9. science-fiction film
5. romance 10. comedy
3 1. F; A comedy usually makes you laugh.
2. T
3. F; A fantasy film is about imaginary people and
places. / A documentary is about real people and
places.
4. T
5. T
6. F; A horror film is usually very frightening.
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Grammar – page 25
1 1. am waiting 6. is … doing
2. don’t want 7. is buying
3. is showing 8. eats
4. love 9. is starting
5. isn’t sitting
2 1. Do … like 8. don’t fly
2. Are … looking 9. do … play
3. are doing 10. follow
4. is growing 11. are holding
5. fly 12. are running
6. use 13. aren’t flying
7. move
3 Possible answer
Lara’s grandmother is sleeping. People don’t usually
sleep at the cinema.
Lara’s mother and father are watching the film. People
usually watch a film at the cinema.
Sam and Pat are eating popcorn. People often eat
popcorn at the cinema.
Lara is sending messages. People don’t usually send
messages at the cinema.
Speaking
4 1. Do you want to see 3. What do you know
2. Is it getting 4. Where is it showing
Reading – page 26
1 1. c 2. b 3. b 4. a 5. c
2 1. the cinema 4. the music
2. not easy 5. an art
3. two and a half minutes (long)
Listening (CD 5, Track 4)
Billy: Hi, Fay. Are you having a good time with your
family in San Francisco?
Fay: Yes, Billy. It’s great here.
Billy: Are you out with your family now?
Fay: Yes, we’re at a cinema. We’re waiting for the film
to start.
Billy: A cinema? I thought you were having dinner at a
restaurant this evening?
Fay: I am at a restaurant. I’m waiting for my meal to
arrive right now.
Billy: I don’t understand. Are you at a cinema or a
restaurant? It isn’t possible to be in two places at
the same time.
Fay: Haha. I’m at the Foreign Cinema in San
Francisco. It’s a cinema and a restaurant. You
watch a film while you’re having your meal.
Billy: That’s cool! There aren’t any places like that in
England.
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Fay: Yes, there are. There’s a cinema restaurant in
London. It’s the Odeon Cinema, above Whiteley’s
Shopping Centre.
Billy: Really? My brother lives near Whiteley’s Shopping
Centre. I should go to the Odeon Cinema when I
visit him. So, does the Foreign Cinema look like a
cinema or a restaurant?
Fay: It looks like an ordinary restaurant. There are tables
and chairs and they show the film on a wall.
Billy: What’s the film tonight?
Fay: It’s The Princess Bride – an old fantasy film from
1987. The Foreign Cinema only shows old or
foreign films, so I hope it’s interesting. Oh, our meal
is here. Speak to you later.
Billy: OK, Fay. Enjoy your meal – and the film!
3 1. b 2. e 3. a 4. h 5. f
4 1. her family 5. 1987
2. Billy’s brother 6. old or foreign films
3. an ordinary restaurant
4. in the restaurant / on the
wall (of the restaurant)
Writing – page 27
1 1. but 4. because
2. because 5. but
3. and
2 1. not very / not at all 4. very / really
2. really 5. quite
3. not at all / not very
3 1. because 4. and
2. really 5. but
3. very
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Progress Check
Vocabulary – page 28
1 1. bathroom 6. living room
2. hotel 7. cooker
3. cupboard 8. library
4. hospital 9. bank
5. sink 10. garden
2 1. h 2. d 3. b 4. g 5. c 6. f 7. e 8. a
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3 1. police station 5. department store
2. sports centre 6. post office
3. dining room 7. animated film
4. amusement park 8. rubbish bin
4 1. armchair 5. café
2. kitchen 6. garage
3. supermarket 7. horror
4. comedy 8. shower
5 1. fantasy 6. fat
2. download songs 7. English
3. shopping centre 8. aunt
4. ride a bike 9. teeth
5. rubbish bin 10. fifth
Dictation (CD 5, Track 5)
6 1. There are some shelves in the kitchen.
2. Is there an old carpet in the bedroom?
3. He doesn’t usually watch horror films.
4. She isn’t waiting at the train station.
5. Are they staying at a nice hotel?
Grammar – page 29
7 1. There isn’t 5. Are there
2. the 6. any
3. an 7. There are
4. some 8. a
8 1. is … doing 4. are sitting
2. am not reading 5. Does … like
3. studies 6. don’t … go
9 1. opens 5. Does … go
2. isn’t arriving 6. doesn’t speak
3. Are … watching 7. are playing
4. don’t remember 8. aren’t staying
10 1. c 6. a
2. b 7. c
3. b 8. b
4. c 9. a
5. b 10. c
11 Translation
1. There is a rubbish bin in the garage.
2. There aren’t any curtains in the bedroom.
3. That department store sells armchairs.
4. Is the sports centre closing now?
5. Do you like westerns?
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Standards Check 5. Girl: Hi, Dad. What are you doing?
Man: I’m putting up some new curtains.
Written Comprehension – page 30 Girl: Oh, great. Are you putting them in my
bedroom or in the living room?
1 Text 1 Man: No. I’m not putting them in your bedroom and
1. outside her hotel in York I’m not putting them in the living room. I’m
2. She is also on holiday in York. / She’s Marie’s new putting them in the dining room.
friend.
Text 2 4 1. B 2. A 3. B 4. A 5. B
1. opposite the shopping centre
2. opposite the church Oral Production
Text 3
1. He wants to study at Les’s house. 5 1. the bakery 5. Main Street
2. watch a horror film 2. Main 6. the bank
Text 4 3. Trent Road 7. left
1. Because she’s moving to Australia. 4. left 8. the post office
2. blue
Text 5
1. Because she’s at the supermarket.
MODULE 3
2. tidy the living room Section A
2
1.
5 2.
4 3.
2 4.
3 5.
1 Vocabulary – page 32
Written Production 1 foggy cloudy
lightning windy
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. sunny snowy
Oral Comprehension – page 31 rainy icy
(CD 5, Track 6) 1. cloudy 5. sunny
2. icy 6. snowy
1. Girl: There’s a new shopping centre in 3. lightning 7. foggy
Helmsville. 4. windy 8. rainy
Friend: I know. I’m reading an article about it right
now. It’s got about 200 shops and 2  c b j w e t
restaurants.
Girl: What else does the article say? Are there c o l d n x
any cinemas? s v o e z r
Friend: No, there aren’t. But there’s an amusement
park with three rides! n k d l u h

2. Man: Can I help you? Are you looking for a sofa? w a r m l o

Woman:  No. I’m trying to find a table for our living r f y i p t
room.
Man: Do you want a small table or a big one? 1. warm - cool
Woman: I want a small one. I want to put it next to 2. dry - wet
the sofa. 3. cold - hot

3. Boy: There’s a comedy film at Park Cinema

tonight.
3 1. hot 4. temperature
2. storm 5. clouds
Do you want to see it?
3. thunder
Girl: I really want to see the new science-fiction
film. It’s showing at Rose Cinema. It
sounds great. 4 1. wet 4. snow
Boy: That film has got terrible reviews! Are there 2. ice 5. sunny
any action films tonight? 3. fog 6. cold
Girl: No, there aren’t. So, let’s see the comedy.
What time does it start? 5 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
4. Man:  Excuse me. Can you tell me where the Grammar – page 33
library is?
Woman: Yes. It’s on Gull Road. 1 1. better than 4. rainier than
Man: How do I get there? 2. wetter than 5. longer than
Woman: Go to the bakery at the end of the road and 3. more dangerous than 6. more exciting than
then turn left. The library is next to the
police station.
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2 1. warmer than 4. worse than Grammar – page 35

2. more powerful than 5. bigger than
3. stormier than 6. faster than 1 1. not as big as 3. not as small as
2. not as beautiful as 4. as tall as
3 Possible answers
1. The clouds in picture A are darker than the clouds in 2 1. not as dangerous as 4. as colourful as
picture B. 2. not as big as 5. as aggressive as
2. The dog in picture A is smaller than the dog in 3. as small as 6. as toxic as
picture B.
3. It is sunnier in picture B than in picture A. 3 1. not as colourful as 4. not as intelligent as
4. The people in picture B are happier than the people 2. as small as 5. not as dark as
in picture A. 3. not as fast as
5. It is warmer in picture B than in picture A.
6. The cat in picture B is fatter than the cat in picture A. 4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Speaking Speaking
4 1. is warmer than 5 1.
2. Athens is also wetter 1.
f 2.
c 3.
e 4.
a 5.
d 6.
b
3. That’s false 2.
4. is cloudier than 1.
d 2. c 3.
b 4.
e 5.
a

Section B Section C
Vocabulary – page 34 Vocabulary – page 36
1 Mammal: elephant, lion, horse, tiger, sheep 1 1. waterfall 5. island
Insect: butterfly, fly, beetle 2. ocean 6. hill
Reptile: snake, turtle 3. volcano 7. lake
Amphibian: frog 4. river 8. beach
Fish: shark
Bird: duck 2 1. e 2. a 3. b 4. f 5. d 6. c

2 a. bee d. rabbit 3 1. beach 4. river

b. giraffe e. whale 2. mountain 5. desert
c. kangaroo f. crocodile 3. ocean 6. volcano

1. b 2. c 3. d 4. f 5. e 6. a 4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

3 a. r s l b. a l p Grammar – page 37
e a p r i o 1 1. the largest 4. the smallest
d i t g n t 2. the highest 5. the most famous
3. the biggest
c. d s l d. s e n
n o p i u h 2 1. the most popular 4. the most beautiful
i h t m o c 2. the most colourful 5. the most difficult
3. the safest 6. The best
e. t r b f. o d g
a e l w c r 3 Possible answers
1. A man is more intelligent than a dolphin. A mouse is
s i z a y m
the smallest of the three.
1. zebra 4. pig 2. A valley is lower than a hill. A mountain is the
2. cow 5. mouse highest of the three.
3. spider 6. dolphin 3. It’s more dangerous to drive on ice than in snow.
Rain is the warmest of the three.
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. 4. A lion is stronger than a rabbit. A rabbit is the
smallest of the three.
5. A river is narrower than an ocean. An ocean is the
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Speaking Writing – page 39
4 1. the hottest place, Lut Desert 1 1. it 4. us
2. It’s the smallest, It’s Wycheproof 2. them 5. him
3. volcano in the world, Mount Etna 3. her
4. biggest forest, Amazon Rainforest
2 1. at 4. on
Reading – page 38 2. in 5. in
3. on
1
a.
4 b.
5 c.
1 d.
3 e.
2

2 1. It is the saltiest sea on Earth. Nothing can live in it. 3 1. them 4. at

2. In 5. in
2. They aren’t as dangerous as other types of
3. them
jellyfish.
3. They are the oldest type of horse in the world.
4. the planet Mars
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
5. red Progress Check
Listening (CD 5, Track 7) Vocabulary – page 40
Karl: Hi, Aika. Are you still in Japan? 1 1. temperatures 5. hot
Aika: Yes, I’m in Sapporo at the moment. 2. dry 6. cool
Karl: What are you doing there? 3. storm 7. thunder
Aika: I’m at the Sapporo Snow Festival. It’s one of the 4. snow 8. clouds
most famous winter events in Japan.
Karl: That sounds fun. What can you see there? 2 1. fly 5. rabbit
Aika: There are usually about 400 ice and snow 2. whale 6. frog
sculptures. This year, the biggest sculpture is a 3. island 7. forest
replica of the Arc de Triomphe. It’s smaller than 4. coast 8. valley
the real Arc de Triomphe in Paris, but it’s 17.5
metres tall.
3 1. giraffe 4. zebra
Karl: Wow! Which is the most popular sculpture?
2. fish 5. snake
Aika: Well, everyone is talking about the sculpture of
3. island 6. desert
the American president, Donald Trump. I don’t
think it’s as good as some of the other sculptures,
but it’s certainly the most popular one. 4 1. d 2. f 3. e 4. a 5. c 6. b
Karl: Which is your favourite?
Aika: I think the ice sculpture of the animals in the
5 1. b 5. c 8. c
forest is the best. The sculpture of the Japanese 2. a 6. c 9. b
celebrity Pikotaro is quite good, too. But it isn’t 3. a 7. b 10. b
as good as the animals. 4. b
Karl: I think Pikotaro is very funny. His song Dictation (CD 5, Track 8)
Pen-Pineapple-Apple-Pen is in Guinness World
Records.
Aika: Pikotaro’s song is a world record? Why?
6 1. A kangaroo isn’t as tall as a giraffe.
2. The temperature is the coldest in the winter.
Karl: It’s the shortest song to enter the Billboard Hot
3. A whale is bigger than an elephant.
100 chart … What are you doing now?
4. It is the most dangerous volcano in the world.
Aika: I’m looking at sculptures of some famous film
characters. After this, I want to get something to 5. The waves are as high as the cliffs today.
eat. There’s a food festival here, too, and they’ve
got some of the best food in Japan. Grammar – page 41
7 1. colder than 4. more dangerous than
3 d 2. better than 5. rainier than
3. hotter than 6. bigger than
4 1. Japan 4. quite good
2. 400 5. shortest
8 1. as cold as 4. not as interesting as
3. 17.5 m 6. (get something to eat
2. not as sunny as 5. not as intelligent as
3. not as big as

9 1. the most beautiful 4. the fastest

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10 1. the fattest 4. warmer than
2. more intelligent than 5. the most interesting
3. longer than
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1.
a 2.
c 3.
c 4.
a 5.
c
12 1. any 6. cooler than
2. Where 7. haven’t got
3. Do elephants 8. not as intelligent as
4. There is 9. it
5. are sleeping 10. her
13 Translation
1. Cool weather is better than hot weather.
2. The giraffe is as tall as the tree.
3. The beach is more beautiful than the valley.
4. The spider isn’t as dangerous as the snake.
5. It is the worst storm of the year.
Standards Check
Written Comprehension – page 42
1 1. F 2. T 3. T 4. T 5. DS 6. F
2 1. China 4. autumn
2. plant 5. endangered birds
3. wet, salty areas
Written Production
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Oral Comprehension – page 43
(CD 5, Track 9)
Russ: Hey, Pat. What do you want to do this winter
holiday? Let’s go skiing in the mountains. I want MODULE 4
to go to Glenshee Ski Centre in Scotland. It’s the
best place in the UK to go skiing. Section A
Pat: No, Russ. It’s too cold in the mountains. I want
to go somewhere warm, near the beach.
Russ: Not the beach again, Pat! Skiing is more exciting
than sitting on a beach.
Pat: I want to go to Barbados. It’s got beautiful white
beaches, and I want to go swimming there to see
the tropical fish. That’s just as exciting as skiing
in the mountains!
Russ: Are there any dolphins or whales in the area?
Pat: I don’t know. Wait a minute. Let’s see what it
says online .... . People don’t often see dolphins
there. But you can see whales from the island.
They swim near the coast in the early morning.
Mum: Barbados! I’m very sorry, kids, but we aren’t
planning to go on holiday this winter. Skiing
holidays and beach resorts are very expensive.
We’re staying at home!
Russ: Oh, Mum! We never go anywhere exciting!
Pat: Hey … look at this. We can stay at home this
winter and go skiing.
Russ: What are you talking about? We don’t live near
the mountains and there aren’t any ski resorts in
our area.
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Pat: There’s a dry ski slope at the Snowtrax Centre in
Christchurch. It isn’t as cold there as the
mountains in Scotland.
Russ: A dry ski slope?
Pat: Yes. You go skiing on a special hill without any
snow.
Russ: Well, that probably isn’t as fun as skiing on real
snow, but let’s try it.
Mum: Great! Christchurch isn’t as far as Barbados or
Scotland. It’s only an hour by bus. So we can all
go skiing this winter.
4 1. Scotland 4. dolphins
2. too cold 5. snow
3. tropical fish 6. isn’t far
Oral Production
5 1.
1. Are you enjoying your holiday in Athens?
2. Yes, we are.
3. How’s the weather?
4. It’s warmer here than at home.
5. Is it rainy?
6. It isn’t as rainy as London.
2.
1. What do you think of Italy for a holiday?
2. I think it’s a great place for a holiday.
3. Do you prefer Rome or Venice?
4. I think Venice is more beautiful than Rome.
5. What about the food there?
6. The restaurants in Venice are as good as the ones in
Rome.
Vocabulary – page 44
1 1. golf 5. skiing
2. tennis 6. judo
3. gymnastics 7. rollerblading
4. skateboarding
2 1. jump 3. hit
2. kick 4. throw, catch
3 1. running 6.
snowboarding
2. volleyball 7. Karate
3. swimming 8. climbing
4. dancing 9. cycling
5. football 10. basketball
Trivia answer: gymnastics
4 Lily is skiing uphill.
Ella is kicking a basketball.
Olivia is throwing a football.
Ben is rollerblading on sand.
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Grammar – page 45 4 1. c. You should ask for more information.
2. b. You should register early.
1 1. can’t run 4. can’t go 3. a. You shouldn’t go to bed late.
2. can ride 5. can play 4. e. You should cut it.
3. can’t swim 5. d. You shouldn’t wear the blue dress.

2 1. Can, high 4. Can, fast 5 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
2. Can, far 5. Can, easily
3. Can, well Speaking

3 1. Yes, I can. / No, I can’t. 6 1. b 2. e 3. d 4. c 5. a

2. Yes, she can. / No, she can’t. Section C
3. Yes, they can. / No, they can’t.
4. Yes, he can. / No, he can’t. Vocabulary – page 48
5. Yes, they can. / No, they can’t.
1 1. apples, pie 4. salt, chips
4 1. can 5. far 2. sugar, lemon 5. Hamburgers, hot dogs
2. can 6. successfully 3. tomatoes, salad
3. can 7. can’t
4. can’t 8. happily
2 1. bread
2. eggs / cheese / tomatoes
5 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. 3. eggs / cheese / tomatoes
4. eggs / cheese / tomatoes
Speaking 5. soup
6. potatoes / onions
6 1. run fast 4. Can you 7. potatoes / onions
2. I can 5. we can’t 8. salt / pepper
3. your friend 6. they can 9. salt / pepper
Section B 10. apples / oranges / bananas
11. apples / oranges / bananas
Vocabulary – page 46 12. apples / oranges / bananas
13. shake
1 1. h 3. f 5. d 7. b 9. i
2. a 4. e 6. g 8. j 10. c 3 1. Juice 4. rice
2. cake 5. Chicken
2 1. c 2. g 3. d 4. f 5. h 6. b 7. e 8. a 3. Ham 6. Peas
3 1. trainers 4. shorts 4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
2. hat 5. skirts, dresses
3. socks Grammar – page 49
4 Possible answers 1 1. can 4. must
Ryan is wearing a T-shirt, jeans and trainers. 2. shouldn’t 5. mustn’t
Mia is wearing a hat, shirt and jeans. 3. must 6. can’t
Dylan is wearing a shirt, jacket and trousers.
Sara is wearing a T-shirt, trousers and socks. 2 Possible answers
Amy is wearing a sweater, skirt and shoes. 1. I can’t read this recipe.
2. Should I bake some bread?
Grammar – page 47 3. Can you make a cake?
4. The chef must prepare the meal in 20 minutes.
1 1. must 3. must 5. You shouldn’t add salt to everything.
2. mustn’t 4. mustn’t 6. You mustn’t eat here.
2 1. must 4. must 3 1. should 5. mustn’t / shouldn’t
2. mustn’t 5. must 2. can 6. mustn’t / shouldn’t
3. mustn’t 6. must 3. can’t 7. should / must
4. can 8. can / should
3 1. shouldn’t, should
2. shouldn’t, should 4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
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Speaking
5 1. cut the potatoes and onions
2. add the potatoes
3. mix the eggs
4. Then, serve
Reading – page 50
1 Type of competition: ice swimming
Place: Loch Lomond, Scotland
Clothes: ordinary swimsuits
Temperature of water: 5°C
Other countries: Russia, South Africa, USA
2 1. It increases the level of the feel-good chemicals in
their bodies.
2. They must spend time in cold water to prepare
their body for the swim.
3. 1 km
4. Pilates and yoga
5. She goes ice swimming five times a week and
swims two or three times a week in warm water.
Listening (CD 5, Track 10)
Emma: Hey, Jake.
Jake: Hi, Emma.
Emma: We’re having a competition day at school and
we must all think of ideas for competitions.
Can you think of anything?
Jake: What ideas have the other students got?
Emma: Well, we’re having a sports competition ... and
there’s a fashion competition. Students are
making clothes from newspapers.
Jake: That’s an unusual idea. Let’s look online for
more ideas. Hmm. What about having a
sandwich-making competition?
Emma: A sandwich-making competition?
Jake: Yes. Look at this post on Facebook. People in
Egypt are making the world’s biggest
sandwich.
Emma: How big is it?
Jake: It’s 850 metres long. About 260 chefs are
making it!
Emma: Wow! That’s incredible! So do you think we
should have a competition at school to make
the biggest sandwich?
Jake: No, you can’t do that! It’s too expensive to buy
all the ingredients. But you can have a prize for
the tastiest sandwich.
Emma: That’s a great idea. I must organise the
competition, too. What should I do first?
Jake: First, you should make an advert for the
competition. I can help you.
Emma: We must have a prize. What should we give as a
prize?
Jake: Um. A ticket for a football match?
Emma: Some of the kids at school don’t like football.
What about a T-shirt? We can print a picture of
a sandwich on it.
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Jake: Good idea. But all this talk about sandwiches is
making me hungry. Let’s make sandwiches
now.
Emma: Ok. What type of sandwich do you want?
Jake: An egg and tomato sandwich. That’s my
favourite.
Emma: You can have egg and tomato. I prefer ham and
cheese.
3 1. sports, fashion 4. football
2. sandwich-making 5. ham and cheese
3. biggest sandwich
4 1. to make clothes
2. about 260
3. make an advert
4. a T-shirt (with a picture of a sandwich on it)
5. egg and tomato
Writing – page 51
1 1. really / very 4. really / very
2. quite 5. quite
3. really / very
2 1. I can’t find my long blue coat.
2. They sell strange, small yellow tomatoes.
3. This restaurant has got delicious, big hot dogs.
4. We often run on an amazing white beach.
5. I love that beautiful black sweater.
3 1. really / very 4. elegant black
2. exciting enormous 5. very / really
3. beautiful green
4 Competition: Junior gymnastics championship
When: 15th August
Where: Parkwell Gymnastic Club
Who: ages 11-15 can enter
How to enter: Complete the form and send it by
19th July.
Rules: You must perform a 90-second gymnastics
routine. This must include a dance routine
with two jumps.
Progress Check
Vocabulary – page 52
1 1. shorts 5. volleyball
2. kick 6. golf
3. boots 7. throw
4. skirt 8. Jeans
2 1. coat, sweater 5. lemon, banana
2. hamburger, hot dog 6. chicken, ham
3. skiing, snowboarding 7. pie, cake
4. sandals, trainers 8. shake, juice
3 1. fruit 5. salt
2. mountains 6. Women
3. over a shirt 7. bikes
4. to music 8. desserts
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4 1. socks 5. hat
2. rollerblading 6. gymnastics
3. bread 7. potatoes
4. underwear 8. Peas
5 1. shopping centre 6. musical
2. curtains 7. long
3. fog 8. aunt
4. zebra 9. swimming
5. lake 10. walk the dog
Dictation (CD 5, Track 11)
6 1. Can he do judo well?
2. The chicken should cook slowly.
3. We can’t play volleyball today.
4. They mustn’t wear boots or sandals.
5. Should I put salt in the soup?
Grammar – page 53
7 1. can, easily 4. can, high
2. can’t, quickly 5. Can, well
3. can’t, far 6. can, quickly
8 1. shouldn’t 4. Should
2. shouldn’t 5. should
3. should 6. should
9 1. mustn’t 4. must
2. must 5. must
3. mustn’t
10 1. mustn’t 6. badly
2. can’t 7. shouldn’t
3. must 8. should
4. can 9. Can
5. well
11 1. the fastest 6. quickly
2. Do you 7. your
3. are skiing 8. Is there
4. as healthy as 9. can’t
5. any 10. haven’t got
12 Translation
1. I can’t find any bread or rice.
2. She can go swimming today.
3. I play tennis badly.
4. He shouldn’t climb very high.
5. You must wear shorts and trainers.
Standards Check
Written Comprehension – page 54
1 1. e. Description of place 4. a. Special events
2. d. Weather 5. c. Where to eat
3. b. Things to do
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2 1. historic port
2. summer
3. Museum of Natural History
4. three / 3
5. underwear
6. about 3 / three
Written Production
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Oral Comprehension – page 55
(CD 5, Track 12)
Man: Hello, Westvale Events Centre.
Woman: Hello. I’d like to enter the pie-making
competition this year. How do I register?
Man: You must register on our website. The
registration starts on Monday, 3rd April. The
last date is Thursday, 13th June.
Woman: Where is the competition?
Man: It’s in the Domestic Science Department at
Westvale School.
Woman: What are the rules?
Man: You must make a pie with meat, cheese or fruit.
Woman: What type of meat can I use? I make delicious
ham pies, but I want to try a new recipe with
chicken.
Man: You can use any type of meat. Chicken is fine.
Woman: That’s good. What other ingredients can I add?
Man: You can add any ingredients. But you must
prepare and cook all the ingredients yourself.
Woman: When does the competition start?
Man: Participants must bring all their ingredients to
the school at 10.30 am on Saturday, 3rd July.
You mustn’t be late. You must start preparing
your pie at 11.00. At 12.30, participants must
stop cooking.
Woman: What happens after that?
Man: Three chefs taste the food and the best pie wins
the competition.
Woman: I see. Thank you for the information.
Man: You’re welcome. Good luck!
4 1. b 2. b 3. c 4. b 5. a 6. c
Oral Production
5 1. c 2. e 3. d 4. b 5. a
MODULE 5
Section A
Vocabulary – page 56
1 1. tornado 4. forest fire
2. volcanic eruption 5. snowstorm
3. tsunami 6. locust infestation
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2 1
d 2 1. A friendly person likes meeting people.
2
h r 2. A kind person often helps people.
3. An honest person tells the truth.
u o
4. An athletic person often does sport.
3
e a r t h q u a k e 5. A brave person can do dangerous things.
r g 6. An easy-going person is calm and tolerant.
4
f i h
3 1. generous 5. creative
5
a v a l a n c h e t 2. adventurous 6. fun-loving
o a 3. clever 7. nice
4. funny 8. confident
o n

d e 4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

Grammar – page 59
3 1. forest fire
2. volcanic eruption 1 1. left 4. wrote
3. Avalanche 2. worked 5. loved
4. locust infestation 3. lived 6. died
5. flood
6. Tornado / Hurricane
2 1. left 4. climbed
2. started 5. arrived
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. 3. wanted 6. went

Grammar – page 57 3 1. put, 4 4. painted, 3

2. came, 5 5. stopped, 1
1 1. was, wasn’t 3. was, were 3. thought, 2
2. were, weren’t 4. wasn’t, was
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
2 1. There was; false 4. There were; true
2. there were; false 5. there was; false Speaking
3. there was; true 6. there were; true
5 1. walked, false 3. played, false
3 1. was 6. there was 2. had, true 4. ate, false
2. there was 7. Was
Section C
3. were 8. there were
4. were there 9. Was there Vocabulary – page 60
5. there weren’t 10. there wasn’t
1 1. f 2. g 3. e 4. b 5. d 6. a 7. c
4 1. was 7. weren’t
2. there were 8. were 2 1. build 5. change
3. was 9. wasn’t 2. save 6. happen
4. there was 10. there wasn’t 3. destroy 7. become
5. There was 11. was 4. begin
6. wasn’t
3 1. began 4. created
Speaking 2. discover 5. received
3. save 6. happened
5 Possible answers
1. natural disasters 4. houses / homes
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
2. a flood 5. houses / homes
3. an earthquake Grammar – page 61
Section B
1 1. didn’t invent, sent
Vocabulary – page 58 2. hit, didn’t arrive
3. wanted, didn’t live
1 1. lazy, hard-working 4. didn’t know, discovered
2. strong, weak 5. began, didn’t end
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2 1. had 7. crashed
2. didn’t leave 8. jumped
3. didn’t want 9. opened
4. didn’t think 10. ran
5. sat 11. died
6. didn’t arrive 12. saved
3 1. did … start
In New York.
2. Did … want
No, she didn’t.
3. did … happen
Near the prison on Rikers Island.
4. did … leave
They jumped out of a window.
5. Did … help
Yes, they did.
Speaking
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Reading – page 62
1 1. chair 4. home
2. a beach 5. Cristiano Ronaldo
3. mother and sisters
2 1. six years old
2. three weeks
3. the Portugal football team
4. 11 years after the disaster / in 2015
5. to play for Portugal (one day)
Progress Check
Listening (CD 5, Track 13)
Emma: Hi, Sam. What are you reading?
Sam: I’m reading about a real-life hero. His name
was Muelmar Magallanes.
Emma: What did he do?
Sam: He saved people during a storm in the
Philippines.
Emma: What happened?
Sam: It was in 2009. There was very heavy rain and
then there were floods. People tried to leave
their homes, but many people died.
Emma: What did Muelmar do?
Sam: He moved his family to high ground and saved
them. Then, he returned with his older brother
to save his neighbours.
Emma: How did they save them?
Sam: They swam through the floods and pulled more
than 30 of their neighbours out of the water.
Emma: They saved more than 30 people! Wow! What
happened to Muelmar?
Sam: He started to return to high ground with his
brother. But then, he saw a woman and a baby
in the water and went to save them. After he
took them to a dry place, he was very tired.
The flood water was too strong for him and he
disappeared under the water.
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Emma: So in the end, Muelmar died in the flood.
Sam: Yes, he did. It’s very sad.
Emma: How old was he?
Sam: He was 18, a few years older than us.
Emma: He was very kind and brave. What a hero!
3 Name of hero: Muelmar Magallanes
Place of disaster: the Philippines
Year of disaster: 2009
Type of disaster: flood
Age of hero at the time: 18
Adjectives to describe the hero: kind, brave
4 1. family 4. baby
2. brother 5. died
3. 30
Writing – page 63
1 1. and 4. but
2. because 5. so
3. and
2 1. Next 4. Then
2. First, Then 5. Finally
3. Finally
3 1. so 5. Next
2. because 6. and
3. First 7. Finally
4. Then 8. but
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Vocabulary – page 64
1 1. athletic 6. ended
2. locust infestation 7. fly
3. outgoing 8. kind
4. hurricane 9. began
5. weak 10. discover
2 1. avalanche 6. protect
2. generous 7. destroy
3. snowstorm 8. flood
4. Clever 9. nice
5. tsunami 10. receive
3 1. f 2. e 3. d 4. b 5. c 6. a
4 1. crashed 5. disappeared
2. friendly 6. fun-loving
3. happened 7. changed
4. creative 8. built
5 1. easy-going 6. lamp
2. coat 7. Ham
3. pencil case 8. rabbit
4. curly 9. bank
5. an earthquake 10. have a shower
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Dictation (CD 5, Track 14)
6 1. The forest fire began last week.
2. He was honest and hard-working.
3. There were hurricanes and tornadoes.
4. Did the flood destroy your home?
5. She wasn’t outgoing or confident.
Grammar – page 65
7 1. Was there 6. weren’t
2. was 7. there was
3. There weren’t 8. wasn’t
4. were 9. were there
5. was 10. There wasn’t
8 1. didn’t end, caused 5. didn’t go, studied
2. didn’t arrive, crashed 6. didn’t stop, ate
3. built, didn’t have 7. swam, didn’t see
4. didn’t become, left 8. lived, didn’t destroy
9 1. What did you do last weekend?
2. Did you get up early this morning?
3. Where did your family live ten years ago?
4. When did you have dinner last night?
5. Did your English teacher give a test yesterday?
Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
10 1. Joe doesn’t like volleyball.
2. We didn’t go out last night.
3. I’m not as tall as my cousins.
4. You should read this book.
5. There wasn’t a library in the city.
6. Sam is the most athletic boy in his class.
11 Translation
1. The drought didn’t end.
2. Were they fun-loving and adventurous?
3. There wasn’t a volcanic eruption.
4. He made a funny film.
5. Did they build strong homes?
Standards Check
Written Comprehension – page 66
1 1. a 2. e 3. f 4. g 5. c 6. d 7. b
2 1. Mount Vesuvius destroyed it.
2. a hurricane
3. by helicopter
4. They died.
5. a big fire
Written Production
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
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Oral Comprehension – page 67
(CD 5, Track 15)
Phone conversation 1
Mum: Hello, Steven? Are you OK? I heard that there
was an earthquake in New Zealand today.
Steven: Yes, Mum, I’m fine. I’m on North Island and
the earthquake was on South Island, about 600
kilometres from here.
Mum: But there’s a tsunami warning along the coast.
Are you still staying near the beach?
Steven: No. I took a bus to Matamata in the hills. It’s so
warm here – better than the rainy weather in the
UK!
Phone conversation 2
Jean: Hey, Tom. You should be on the aeroplane now.
Where are you calling from?
Tom: I’m still at Fairbanks Airport in Alaska. The
plane didn’t leave.
Jean: What happened? Were there strong winds or
a snowstorm?
Tom: No. There was a volcanic eruption on Bogoslof
Island, near Alaska. It’s too dangerous to fly
over the area now. So we must return to our
hotel and wait for further information from the
airline.
Phone conversation 3
Clark: Hi, Tina. Did you hear about the tornado last
week in Essex? It lifted trees out of the ground.
Tina: A tornado here in Essex? I don’t believe it!
There are often tornadoes in the USA, but we
never get them in Britain!
Clark: Yes, we do. There was a tornado in Wales last
year, too. It didn’t destroy any houses, but it
destroyed 20 caravans and all the beds, chairs
and tables inside.
Tina: Really? I don’t remember that. The weather in
Britain must be changing!
4 1. C 2. B 3. B 4. C 5. B 6. C
Oral Production
5 1. Where did you go last summer?
2. Did you have a good time?
3. How did you feel?
4. Did you take any pictures?
MODULE 6
Section A
Vocabulary – page 68
1 1. watch 7. scarf
2. handbag 8. suit
3. ring 9. bracelet
4. glasses 10. cap
5. gloves 11. purse
6. leggings 12. earrings
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2 1. purse 5. scarf 2 1. e 4. b 7. f
2. Gloves 6. Leggings 2. i 5. h 8. c
3. suit 7. watch 3. d 6. g 9. a
4. cap 8. glasses
a b cd e f g h i
3 1. make-up 6. wallet 1 d o lc m i q s t
2. belt 7. sunglasses 2 c a fg n p d k u
3. umbrella 8. costume 3 o v rs w b f r c
4. necklace 9. jewellery 4 g
n h a l n m d f
5. hairband
5 t a i b d e b r l
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. 6 i h v s l p o n s
7 m r t l g o t r p
Grammar – page 69 8 t i m f a r k c u
1 1. is going to eat at a restaurant 9 s f c p j q e a n
2. are going to wear costumes Riddle answer: mushrooms
3. is going to play the guitar
4. is going to take pictures at a party 3 1. People cook chips in oil.
5. is going to visit her grandparents 2. People cut food with a knife.
6. are going to go to the beach 3. People drink tea and coffee from a cup.
4. People use bread to make toast.
2 1. isn’t going to cook 4. isn’t going to dance 5. People eat soup with a spoon.
2. are going to go 5. isn’t going to meet 6. People put their meal on a plate.
3. is going to sing 6. aren’t going to stay
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
3 1. Are your family going to have dinner together
tonight? Grammar – page 71
2. What are you going to do on Friday night?
3. When are you and your friends going to meet? 1 1. isn’t starting, is starting
4. What are you going to give your friend on his or 2. are having, aren’t having
her birthday? 3. aren’t adding, are adding
5. What are you and your friends going to do next 4. are putting, aren’t putting
Halloween? 5. are using, aren’t using
6. Are you going to wear a costume next Halloween?
Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. 2 1. are / aren’t going 4. am / am not buying
2. is / isn’t inviting 5. is / isn’t planning
4 1. are … going to do 5. aren’t going to show 3. am / am not taking
2. am going to meet 6. are going to see
3. is going to be 7. isn’t going to stay 3 1. are … having 5. is using
4. is going to have 8. Is … going to come 2. isn’t making 6. am inviting
3. are ordering 7. am not telling
5 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. 4. isn’t putting

Speaking 4 Possible answers

6 1. c 2. d 3. a 4. e 5. b
Section B
Vocabulary – page 70
1 1. steak 5. spoon
2. shrimp 6. sausages
3. fork 7. sauce
4. serviette 8. mushrooms
5 1. What’s the occasion?
1. Are you taking an umbrella to school tomorrow?
Yes, I am. / No, I’m not.
2. Are your friends wearing costumes on Saturday
night? Yes, they are. / No, they aren’t.
3. Are your family planning an end-of-year party?
Yes, they are. / No, they aren’t.
4. Is your school closing during the summer holiday?
Yes, it is.
5. Are your parents celebrating their anniversary soon?
Yes, they are. / No, they aren’t.
Speaking
2. Who are they inviting?
3. Where are they having the celebration?
4. What food are they having?

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Section C 2 1. He’s got a hairy body and long teeth.
2. He punishes bad children.
Vocabulary – page 72
3. They buy presents for the home (such as plates or
1 1. B 2. B 3. A 4. B 5. B 6. A 7. A
bowls).
4. a dress
2 1. c 2. f 3. b 4. e 5. a 6. g 7. d 5. People don’t usually have parties or receive
presents.
3 Possible answers 6. to push food onto a spoon
1. give presents Listening (CD 5, Track 16)
Yes, I do. / No, I don’t.
2. clean the house Cathy: Hi, Alan. What are you doing this evening?
Yes, I do. / No, I don’t. Alan: Hi, Cathy. I’m getting ready to go to Italy.
3. get together We’re going to the carnival in Venice.
At the weekend. Cathy: Wow! That sounds fun! How long is the
4. buy food carnival?
Once a week. Alan: Two weeks – from 23rd January until 9th
5. decorate the room February.
Yes, I do. / No, I don’t. Cathy: What happens during the carnival?
Alan: People wear costumes. There are street
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. performances, music and dancing and costume
Grammar – page 73 parties all over the city.
Cathy: Are you going to wear a costume?
1 1. won’t start 4. will … be Alan: Of course. I’m going to look like a statue. I’m
2. will miss 5. won’t recognise going to wear a white shirt, white trousers and
a white cap.
3. won’t buy 6. will have
Cathy: Are you putting white make-up on your face
and hands?
2 1. Will people have different celebrations in 100 Alan: No. I’m not using any make-up. I’m going to
years’ time? c
wear white gloves and a white mask.
2. How will teenagers celebrate birthdays in the
future? d Cathy: You’ll look amazing! Are you going to any
parties?
3. What games will people play at parties? e
Alan: Oh, no! They’re too expensive. Tickets are
4. What food will be popular at celebrations? b
more than �760 each!
5. How will people clean their houses in the future? a
Cathy: Wow! Are there any competitions for the best
costumes?
3 1. will … have 8. will be
Alan: Yes. There are competitions twice a day. On the
2. will … do 9. won’t have last day of the carnival, we’re going to walk in
3. will … invite 10. will come a long procession to St Mark’s Square for the
4. won’t be 11. will wear final competition.
5. will finish 12. will … eat Cathy: People will probably wear some amazing
6. will … travel 13. will … order costumes.
7. won’t celebrate Alan: Yes. We probably won’t win any prizes for
ours, but we’ll have fun. I can’t wait to taste
4 Possible answers the food in Venice, too.
1. My grandmother will probably give me money Cathy: Mmm, I love Italian food. My favourite meal is
2. I think I will have a cake pasta with tomato sauce.
3. I’m sure I will get many presents Alan: I’ll send pictures of the food. Haha!
4. I hope my parents will buy me a dog
5. My friends will get together 3 1. Venice
2. 23rd January
Speaking 3. 9th February
4. more than �760
5 1. change completely 4. will probably
5. costume competitions
2. won’t change much 5. Will women wear
3. in 50 years’ time 6. will wear colourful 4 1. all over the city
Reading – page 74 2. statue
3. white
1 1. Austria 4. Austria 4. pasta with tomato sauce
2. India 5. Thailand 5. the food
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Writing – page 75
1 1. B 2. C 3. O 4. C 5. B 6. O
2 1. On Sunday, we’re having a baby naming ceremony
for my baby sister.
2. Next, we’re going to celebrate.
3. My sister can’t have any of the food, but we will all
enjoy it!
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Progress Check
Vocabulary – page 76
1 1. leggings 4. serviette
2. hairband 5. plate
3. melon
2 1. belt 4. fizzy drink
2. sauce 5. gloves
3. spoon
3 1. have 5. make
2. clean 6. give
3. choose 7. send
4. get 8. celebrate
4 1. ice cream 6. jewellery
2. glasses 7. umbrella
3. Melon 8. buy food
4. get together 9. have a barbecue
5. serviette 10. suit
5 1. i 6. c
2. d 7. b
3. j 8. e
4. g 9. a
5. h 10. f
Dictation (CD 5, Track 17)
6 1. Will she put sauce on the lamb?
2. You will love the bracelet.
3. I am having a party next week.
4. Is he going to buy serviettes?
5. They aren’t getting together tomorrow.
Grammar – page 77
7 1. aren’t going to send 4. Are … going to give
2. am going to buy 5. are going to fly
3. isn’t going to end 6. is … going to arrive
8 1. is starting 4. are … sending
2. is … inviting 5. aren’t staying
3. am not coming 6. Are … cleaning
9 1. won’t be 4. Will … be
2. won’t have 5. will … change
3. will rain 6. won’t miss
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10 1. b 6. a
2. c 7. c
3. a 8. b
4. b 9. a
5. a 10. b
11 Translation
1. People won’t celebrate birthdays.
2. Are they having a party next week?
3. She isn’t going to decorate the room.
4. Will they like the mushrooms?
5. We are going to send invitations.
Standards Check
Written Comprehension – page 78
1 1.
T 2.
DS 3.
F 4.
F 5.
F 6.
T 7.
DS
2 1. six hours
2. in April
3. with the Inma dance
4. local paintings, bowls, necklaces and bracelets
5. the Tjungu Cup football game
6. lucky to live there
Written Production
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Oral Comprehension – page 79
(CD 5, Track 18)
Carol: It’s Halloween next month. Are you going to
have a party at your house?
Tom: Yes. I have a party every Halloween. I’m going
to send invitations next week. Are you coming?
Carol: Yes, of course. I love your parties and you
always wear amazing costumes. Last year,
your costume was so colourful. What are you
going to wear this year?
Tom: I’m going to wear a Frankenstein costume and
I’m going to put black make-up under my eyes.
What about you?
Carol: I’m wearing a Dracula costume with a black
suit and white make-up on my face.
Tom: I can’t wait to see it!
Carol: What games are you going to have at the
party?
Tom: We’re playing “Guess the Villain”.
Carol: How do you play that?
Tom: You pretend to be a famous villain from a film
and everyone must guess who you are.
Carol: That will be fun. I’ll help you to get ready and
decorate the house. We can put plastic spiders
above the table and around the room. What
food are you going to buy?
Tom: Um, I think I’ll get some sausages and tomato
sauce. I’m going to make monster fingers with
them.
Carol: Ugh! I’ll make some monsters’ eyes with
pieces of melon. I made some last year.
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Tom: Yes, I remember. They looked horrible! Will
you choose the music?
Carol: OK. I’ve got some great music for Halloween
at home. I’ll bring it to the party.

4 1. black 4. decorate the house

2. a black suit 5. sausages
3. above

5 1. Tom’s house 4. film

2. next week 5. the music
3. Carol
Oral Production
6 1. Where is the party going to be?
2. What are you going to wear for the party?
3. Who is she inviting?
4. What food is she having?

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