Getting Started

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08 12 1. wing 6. beak
Vocabulary Places in town 2. tusks 7. paws
3. whiskers 8. claws
1
02 1 Possible Answers 4. tail 9. fin
 shopping centre, tennis court, museum, art gallery,
5. trunk
amusement park, department store, nightclub,
bowling alley, playground Grammar
2 1. library Present Simple / Present Continuous
2. university 1 1. do you do 5. are you doing
3. shopping centre / department store 2. watch 6. am getting
4. post office 3. starts 7. am meeting
5. tennis court / bowling alley / playground 4. are going 8. close
6. office Sentences 3, 4 and 7 have got future meaning.

3 1. false – Disneyland is a huge amusement park. 2 1. lives 8. closes

2. true 2. aren’t staying 9. are going
3. false – Madame Tussauds is a famous museum. 3. am sitting 10. leaves
4. true 4. am writing 11. don’t … allow
5. false – Harrods is a department store in London. 5. is feeding 12. Are … enjoying
6. true 6. loves 13. Do … want
7. are visiting
Adjectives
Past Simple / Past Continuous
1
4  ossible Answers
P
03
Positive: hard-working, brave, cheerful, generous, 3 Jenna saw the new James Bond film.
She went to the beach.
kind, energetic, easy-going, unique, honest, sensible
She learned to ride a bike.
 Negative: lazy, nasty, stubborn, arrogant, selfish,
She didn’t visit the British Museum.
moody, rude, pushy
She didn’t hike in Yorkshire.
Both: sensitive, proud
She didn’t go camping.
5 1. lazy, moody
4 1. were … doing
2. brave, cheerful
2. Was … helping
3. arrogant, selfish
3. wasn’t watching
4. energetic, hard-working
4. weren’t carrying
5. kind, sensitive
5. were having
Page 5 5 1. B, was trying, found
Food 2. D, was playing, were enjoying
3. C, were looking, stole
1
04 7 1 . protein 4. milk 4. A, were walking, saw
2. fruit 5. vitamins 5. E, was cleaning, flew
3. cauliflower
1
05 8 sweet: 3, 9 salty: 5 Page 7
sour: 6 mashed: 1 Articles and quantifiers
spicy: 7 fresh: 4, 6, 7
fried: 5, 8 frozen: 2, 3
6 1. an 5. some
2. much 6. lots of
3. How much 7. any
The animal world 4. a 8. How many
1
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Animal Categories
Comparison of adjectives
Fish: goldfish, shark
Amphibians: salamander, frog 7 1. more expensive than
Reptiles: crocodile, snake 2. funnier than
Insects: mosquito, butterfly 3. not as fashionable as
Mammals: chimpanzee, tiger 4. as old as
5. shorter than
1
07 11 1. whale 4. parrot
8 1. the longest
2. sheep 5. fly
2. highest
3. horse 6. worm
3. the most dangerous
4. the biggest
5. The lowest
6. the most intelligent

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too … / (not) … enough
9 1. too spicy 4. too lazy
2. brave enough 5. strong enough
3. not energetic enough 6. not big enough
Comparison of adverbs
10 1. nice 4. happy
2. slowly 5. softly
3. well

11 1. more quickly than

2. as carefully as
3. hard
4. as well as
5. angrily
6. more warmly than

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speaking
Exchanging personal information
1 1. d 2. f 3. e 4. a 5. b 6. c
Classroom language
1
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 1 Taking Risks
3 1. use a parachute (line 6)
Page 10 2. if you are really suitable for the course (lines 7-8)
3. quickly (lines 11-12)
Vocabulary Risks and dangers 4. there is little danger of hitting rocks (lines 15-16)
1
10 1 Ben 5. the best training (lines 17-20)

2 1. support 4. prove

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2. dare 5. take risks
3. turn back 6. amaze Listening A conversation about a festival
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct
1
13 4 Name of festival: Bridge Day

answers. When it takes place: every October
Where it takes place: at the bridge over the New
Page 11 River in West Virginia
Types of extreme sports: base jumping, rappelling
Grammar F uture tenses Number of spectators: more than 80,000
4 1. does his flight arrive 1
13 5 
1. 45 minutes
2. are meeting
2. (almost) 270 metres above the river
3. will support
3. He isn’t an experienced base jumper.
4. will love
4. from the bridge
5. am not going to participate
5. Sam and Lily
5 1. will turn back
2. does ... begin Grammar Future Continuous
3. will give up
4. Are ... going to explore 6 1. will be feeding 4. won’t be skiing
2. won’t be exploring 5. will be jumping
5. arrives
3. will be going
6. are having / are going to have
6 1. We are going to take a taxi. 7 1. Will … be doing a. will be camping
2. Will … be using b. will be going
2. I will look online for courses.
3. will … be spending c. will be swimming
3. It starts at 8.00.
1-c 2-a 3-b
4. You will enjoy it.
5. We are meeting / We are going to meet the 8 1. am going to take 5. Are you going to drive
instructor on the beach. 2. will love 6. are taking
3. won’t agree 7. leaves
1
11 8 1 . are you going
4. will experience 8. will be flying
2. are taking
3. will be
4. are going to
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5. are going to fly VOCABULARY Adjectives
6. are going to ski
7. won’t
1
24 2 1. daring 3. courageous, determined
2. humble, inspiring 4. charming, influential
8. will prepare
9. starts 3 
1. tough 3. sceptical 5. fearless
10. will begin 2. ambitious 4. humble

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4 Possible Answers
arrogant, brave, cheerful, easy-going, energetic,
Reading A brochure generous, hardworking, honest, kind, lazy, moody,
nasty, pushy, rude, selfish, sensitive, stubborn
1
12 1 Mark
 Sutton was a stuntman. in 2013, he died while
doing a wingsuit jump.
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2 1. true – They spread their arms … and fly! Listening Interviews
(lines 3-4)
2. false – Wingsuit jumpers jump from a plane,
1
15 5 1 . swim in the Olympics
a helicopter or a cliff. (line 3) 2. South Africa
3. false – … fly horizontally at a speed of about 3. taking risks
100 km per hour. When they fly vertically, 4. (a lot of) charity work
their speed can reach 260 km per hour … 5. have died (of AIDS)
(lines 5-6)
4. true – You are going to make 200 regular
1
16 6 1 . quiet but tough
2. to a football game
skydives before you try wingsuit jumping. 3. quiet, humble and reliable
(line 9)
5. false – … the biggest danger for new wingsuit
jumpers is lack of training. (lines 10-11)
6. false – Mark Sutton crashed into a mountain one
year after he pretended to be James Bond.
(lines 18-20) 3
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2. Pete
3. Alicia Keys
5. Pete and Emma
Safety Instructions
1
22 1 1, 3, 4, 6, 9
Pronunciation /B/, /C/ 2 1. c 2. d 3. a 4. b
Sentence stress: will
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Functional Language
LANGUAGE SUMMARY
Vocabulary
10 1. c 2. a 3. f 4. d 5. b 6. e
1 1. b 2. a 3. b 4. c 5. c
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Grammar
Writing A report about a person
2 1. a 2. a 3. c 4. b 5. c 6. c
1  1. e 2. b 3. a 4. c 5. d
2 connectors of cause: since, because, as a result of
connectors of effect: therefore, as a result
3  1. a snake scientist
2. studied (snakes and pharmacology)
worked to develop medicines from snake venom
catches snakes
travelled (to more than 100 countries)
incident (caught in a war zone)
3. That doctors will be using venom to cure many
more health problems.
4. He thinks he is courageous and inspiring.

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CLIL MEDIA
On the Front Line
1 Accept all logical answers.
1
20 2 Marie Colvin
She was killed in a rocket attack.
3 1. true (lines 2-4)
2. false – British and US governments have decided
not to enter into negotiations (lines 8-10)
3. false – takes them half an hour (lines 16-18)
4. true (lines 20-21)
5. false – taken prisoner when they were crossing
the border from Syria into Turkey (lines 27-28)

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Giving Warnings
1 1. g 5. e
2. b 6. f
3. d 7. a
4. c 8. h
1
21 2 1.
 watch out 4. beware of
2. Don’t touch 5. make sure you don’t
3. It’s dangerous

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 2 Kings and Queens
Page 22 4 1. Ed from Dublin
Vocabulary Royalty 2. Leo from Exeter
3. Jane from Philadelphia
1
23 1 1. b 2. a 3. b 4. a 5. c 6. a 7. c
2 1. army Page 25
2. thrones Listening A discussion about a language
3. outbreak
4. relatives
1
25 5 He
 thinks Dothraki grammar exercises are fun. /
5. crown Dothraki grammar is part of the course he bought.
6. ally 1
25 6 1. … means How are you … .
7. plots 2. Horses are … .
8. assassination 3. … never say thank you.
3 1. Crown Princess Leonor 4. … used his wife’s name … .
2. Felipe V 5. The word for friend … .
3. Mary Tudor 7 1. has won several awards
4. Juan Carlos I 2. one of the producers read it
5. He was forced to leave Spain. 3. plays Queen Cersei
4. father was once the king
Page 23 5. scenes were filmed
Grammar D efining relative clauses • 1
9 1. who loved music
26
some / any / no compounds 2. where the Queen has got a big house
4 1. e 2. a 3. f 4. b 5. d 6. c 3. when King George VI died
4. which was built in 1078
5 1. when / that 4. which / that 5. whose ghost haunts the Tower of London
2. which / that 5. where
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6 1. George I was an English king who couldn’t speak Vocabulary Films and television
English well.
2. Mary I was an English queen whose husband was 2 1. True Grit (remake)
the King of Spain. 2. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (twists)
3. Christmas is a holiday when the Queen talks to 3. Super Size Me (low-budget film)
the nation. 4. Evita (soundtrack)
4. Windsor Castle is a royal castle which is almost 3 1. c 2. g 3. f 4. b 5. e 6. a 7. d
1,000 years old.
5. The British Royal Family have got a palace in 4 Possible Answers
Scotland where they often spend the summer. action, adventure, cartoon / animated programme,
comedy, documentary, drama, game show, news,
7 1. someone 4. anywhere reality programme, romance, soap opera, science
2. anyone 5. nothing fiction, sport
3. something
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Listening A film review
Reading A TV review 1
28 5 Yes,
 it had excellent ratings and won four Academy
1
24 1 b, c, d Awards, including best film.
2 1. “This medieval fantasy has attracted millions of 1
28 6 1. difficulty speaking
followers from all over the world.” (lines 2-3) 2. 20th-century Britain, just before the outbreak of
2. “… winter – a season that can last several years the Second World War
in Westeros.” (line 8) 3. a divorced American woman
3. “The series starts with King Robert dying under 4. help George
suspicious circumstances.” (line 10) 5. sits on his throne
4. “Game of Thrones is not for everyone. It’s full of 6. King George VI’s wife, Queen Elizabeth’s
suspense and it has got a lot of violence.” mother, was still alive
(lines 18-19)
3 1. a barbaric group / a threat / dangerous
2. the Starks, the Targaryens
3. invade Westeros
4. it has got a lot of violence / all the characters are
cruel, dishonest and immoral

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34 3 1. 1837
/g/, /Y/, /a/ • Sentence stress: Prepositions 2. 11.30
3. over 2,000
1
30 8 1. yes
4. the White drawing room
2. no
3. no
4. yes
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LANGUAGE SUMMARY
Functional Language
Vocabulary
9 1. f / h 2. d 3. c 4. b 5. i 6. g 7. a 8. e
1 1. a 2. c 3. b 4. a 5. c 6. a
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Grammar
Writing A film review
1 2 1. b 2. b 3. c 4. a 5. c 6. b
1. f 2. e 3. d 4. a 5. c 6. b
2 
while, however, even though, but, despite
3 1. An evil fairy that appears in Sleeping Beauty.
2. Maleficent falls in love with a human, Stefan. /
Stefan cuts off Maleficent’s wings. / Maleficent
uses black magic on Aurora, Stefan’s daughter.
3. She changes from young and innocent to bad
and frightening.
4. It doesn’t get top ratings.
5. No

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Culture
Pop Star Royalty
1
31 2 Any
 outstanding man who has done a service to the
Queen’s kingdom.
3 1. Adele (line 21)
2. Sir Elton John (lines 14-15)
3. Kate Bush (line 19)
4. Sir Paul McCartney (lines 7-8)
5. Dame Shirley Bassey (lines 11-12)

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Meeting Friends
1
32 1 1. c 2. f 3. e 4. a 5. g 6. d 7. b
1
33 2 1. won’t be available
2. so good for me
3. free on Sunday evening
4. tied up all day
5. back to you later
6. convenient for you
7. make it

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A Presentation
1 1. d 2. a 3. f 4. b 5. E 6. C
1
34 2 1. A 2. C 3. E 4. D 5. B 6. F

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 3 It’s a Mystery!
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Vocabulary Mysteries Grammar
Past Perfect Simple / Past Simple • used to
1
35 1 3. The mystery of the human faces on the floor.
2 1. disturbed 5 1. … the image had vanished
2. vanished 2. … the child had disappeared years before
3. attempted 3. No one had noticed anything unusual
4. noticed 4. The tribe had destroyed all their temples
5. revealed 5. … he had spoken to some local people
6. research 1
37 7 1. had travelled 7. had given
7. assume 2. attacked 8. didn’t want
8. got to the bottom of 3. formed 9. tried
4. called 10. had disappeared
3 1. turned out
5. developed 11. Did they take
2. occurrence
3. developed a theory 6. became
4. source 8 1. Christians used to travel to the Middle East.
5. wondered 2. Criminals used to attack the travellers.
6. missing 3. At first, travellers didn’t use to have an
organisation to protect them.
Page 35 4. The Templars used to give money to the
Grammar Present Perfect Simple / Past Simple French King.
5. The Templars used to keep their money
4 a. has vanished in a bank.
b. have … arrived
c. has … appeared Listening A mystery tour
d. hasn’t come up, haven’t succeeded
e. have been, haven’t seen 1
38 9 1. false 4. false
Order: b, e, c, a, d 2. false 5. true
3. true
5 1. Have you heard
2. discovered
1
38  10 1. May 1950
3. sent 2. dead plants under the ground
4. found 3. two-and-a-half
5. did they leave 4. belt
6. happened 5. sacrifice
7. have tried
8. have suggested Page 38
9. haven’t proved Vocabulary N atural and supernatural
10. has become phenomena
6 1. have … lived 1
39 1 Natural occurrence – Linda
2. did … notice Supernatural occurrence – Mark
3. did … look
4. Have … seen 2 1. eruption 5. laughter
5. Has …. experienced 2. smoke 6. shadows
6. Did … take 3. dust 7. glowing
1-e, 2-b, 3-a, 4-d, 5-f, 6-c 4. corpse 8. flames
3 Possible answers
Page 36 1. Tests often make students feel anxious.
Reading An article 2. A roar is a noise that a lion sometimes makes.
3. A detective looks for proof at the scene of a crime.
2 1. c 2. d 3. e 4. a 5. f 6. b
4. When you speak in a whisper, you speak quietly.
3 1. didn’t understand them (line 3) 5. Visiting a haunted house is a scary experience.
2. they ate beans (lines 8-9) 6. There was a storm and the waves in the sea were
3. got to Woolpit (lines 16-17) very big.
4. the children came from (lines 21-23)
5. of a dietary deficiency (lines 29-31) 4 Possible answers
beach, canyon, cave, cliff, desert, glacier, hill, island,
4 Accept all logical answers. jungle, lake, mountain, ocean, rainforest, river,
stream, swamp, valley, waterfall
Lake, ocean, river, stream, swamp and waterfall have
got water.

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Listening School presentations Online Posts
1
40 5
1. red, orange 3. dancing 1 Accept all logical answers.
and yellow 4. Texas
2. basketballs 5. 1883 2 3, 5

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2. 100 4. giant snake
LANGUAGE SUMMARY
Functional Language Vocabulary
9 1. e 2. d 3. c 4. f 5. b 6. a 7. g
1 1. c 2. b 3. a 4. c 5. b 6. a

Page 40 Grammar
Writing A narrative
2 1. a 2. a 3. c 4. a 5. b 6. c
1 1. Previously
2. At first
3. Eventually
4. In the end
2 Possible Answers

 In the beginning, At first, Eventually, In the end
3 1. at the beach last year
2. The water on the beach disappeared.
3. A huge wave appeared / They heard a huge roar and
there was water everywhere.
4. They got home safely.
5. confused and frightened

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Culture
What’s in a Name?
1 Accept all logical answers.
1
44 2 Frankenstein was written by Mary Shelley.
A Christmas Carol was written by Charles Dickens.
Cinderella was written by Charles Perroult.
Their names have all become words we use to describe
things or characteristics.
3 1. False – They aren’t all villains, they are characters
in famous stories. (line 2)
2. True (lines 2-4)
3. False – “frankenfood” means genetically modified
food (lines 9-10) / “frankenstein” means an odd
combination of images or ideas (lines 7-8)
4. False – a person who isn’t generous (line 17)
5. True (lines 22-24)

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UK and US English
1
45 1 1. d 4. a 7. f 10. e
2. k 5. l 8. b 11. g
3. i 6. c 9. j 12. h
1
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Putting it Together
Vocabulary
1 1. arrogant – the other words are positive adjectives 5 1. who 5. that
2. wrote 6. No one
2. sensitive – the other words relate to food
3. had taken 7. has become
3. relative – the other words relate to royalty
4. continued 8. is listening
4. sceptical – the other words are synonyms for brave
5. humble – the other words are negative qualities 6 1. I’m talking to Mia at the moment.
6. power – the other words relate to films 2. This time next month, we’ll be touring Scotland.
7. office – the other words are places to have fun 3. Did Bob use to do extreme sport?
2 1. c 2. e 3. a 4. b 5. d 4. Ice is colder than water.
5. Mr Jones speaks slowly.
3 1. post office 4. leading role  6. Had the thief stolen anything before you
2. low-budget film 5. special effects noticed him?
3. department store
4 1. smoke 5. allies Page 47
2. treason 6. notice Literature The Man in the Iron Mask
3. assume 7. avoid
4. ratings 8. wonder
1
47 1 Phillipe
 is the main character. He finds out that he is
the identical twin brother of the King.
5 1. Who is the heir?
2. The film had a twist. 2 1. Louis XIII was the King of France (lines 10-11)
3. Suddenly, the lion roared. 2. the Queen had a second baby (lines 14-15)
4. It amazes me that you take so many risks. 3. in a house in the country far from Paris (line 23)
5. They gave up. 4. himself in the mirror and the portrait of
6. Henry VIII ruled for 38 years. Louis XIV (lines 28-31)
7. Jake is very humble and doesn’t talk about himself. 5. poor and hungry (lines 38-39)

6 1. attempted 6. led to 3 1. She was Queen Anne. (lines 10-15)

2. anxious 7. missing 2. He thought the brothers would fight over being
3. cheerful 8. relief the King. (lines 18-20)
4. go wrong 9. regret 3. He spent money on clothes, banquets and
5. turn back enormous houses while the people were poor.
(lines 37-39)
Page 46 4. He promised to make Phillipe a very good king /
to free him from prison. (lines 39-41)
Grammar
1 1. will love Page 48
2. is going to study GROUP Project A biographical timeline
3. will phone
4. leaves 1 1. 1600, Scotland
5. are going to meet / are meeting 2. 1625
6. will be sitting 3. married Henrietta Maria, had two sons, was
arrested for treason and put in jail
2 1. which / that 4. where 4. took money from the people to pay for the army,
2. who / that 5. when took action against British parliament
3. who 6. where 5. 1649 – execution
Sentences 3, 5, 6 contain non-defining relative clauses.
3 1. haven’t solved
2. revealed
3. have … spoken
4. hasn’t seen
5. went
4 1. arrived a. had left
2. wasn’t b. had finished
3. hadn’t been c. had already eaten
4. happened d. took
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Vocabulary Social interaction Listening A quiz
2 1. d 2. a 3. e 4. c 5. b 2
04 4 1. the wolf 3. the vampire bat
2. the emperor penguin 4. the monkey
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct
answers. 2
04 5 1. not behaving nicely
2. eight to 15, wolves
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on the ice
Grammar F irst and Zero Conditional •
4. a vampire bat, 48 hours, die
Time Clauses 5. Monkeys, food
4 First Conditional Zero Conditional
1. will miss 1. stay out Grammar S econd and Third Conditional
2. give up 2. ask
3. shares 3. feels 6 1. a 2. a 3. b 4. b 5. a
4. don’t treat 4. bite 7 1. would have passed 4. hadn’t seen
2. would have enjoyed 5. wouldn’t have solved
5 1. After, Once
3. had asked 6. had left
2. As soon as, The moment
3. before, unless 8 1. would go 4. arrive
4. as soon as, after 2. get 5. won’t understand
5. Once, When 3. had been 6. will create
2
02 7 1. click 4. hear
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2. won’t have 5. go
3. chase 6. won’t see Listening C ity life
8 1. What do you do as soon as you get home 2
05 1 Zoe wants to leave the city.
from school?
2. If you fail your next test, will your parents
2 1. homeless 4. juvenile delinquency
2. low-income 5. mayor
be angry?
3. graffiti 6. gangs
3. How do you react when someone makes fun
of you? 3 Possible answers

4. Who do you talk to when you have got a 1. false – People living in poverty are poor.
problem? 2. false – A residential area is where people live.
5. What do you do if someone bothers you 3. false – People who commute to work live far
on the Internet? from their workplaces.
4. true
Page 52 5. false – When there is a lot of litter, the streets
look ugly.
Reading An infographic
4 1. green spaces 4. traffic jams
2
03 1 Possible answer 2. crime rate 5. Suburbs
The writer seems to be impressed with ants and 3. slums
thinks that it would be good if humans were more
like them. 5 Possible answers
amusement park, arcade, bicycle lane, bridge,
2 1. about 130 million years (line 3)
chemist’s, church, department store, fountain, library,
2. millions (line 7)
pavement, police station, post office, roundabout,
3. She lays the eggs. (lines 14-16)
sign, tower, traffic lights, zebra crossing
4. to help the queen reproduce (lines 16-17)
5. searching for food, cleaning out the rubbish and
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dead ants (lines 21-26)
Listening A radio programme
3 1. they know how to share and treat each other
with respect (lines 3-5) 2
06 6 1. Chloe 4. Tom Jenkins
2. its smell (lines 8-10) 2. Charles 5. Mayor Jackson
3. dies (lines 17-18) 3. Abigail
4. puts it before its own personal safety /
will even risk its life (lines 30-33)
2
06 7 1. b 2. a 3. c
5. walk over a hole (lines 36-38)

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Writing A formal e-mail about a problem
1 2, 3, 5
2 In conclusion, the current situation is serious
Yours sincerely
3 1.
litter
2. Because it attracts birds, mice and even rats.
3. Owners of restaurants that have got rubbish around
them should be punished.
Organising special clean-up days.
4. To make the city centre a pleasant place to walk in.

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CLIL Social Studies
Let’s Fight Back
2
09 2 They can join organisations which fight bullying.
(lines 5-7)
3 1. c (lines 3-4) 3. a (lines 19-20)
2. b (lines 8-10) 4. b (lines 24-25)

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Interviewing
2
10 1 1. Logan: b; Megan: b
2. Logan: a; Megan: d
3. Logan: c; Megan: a
4. Logan: f; Megan: e
5. Logan: d; Megan: f
6. Logan: e; Megan: c

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A Questionnaire
1 
in secondary schools, universities, on a municipality
website
City Community Centre
2
11 2 Ben – City Community Centre
Emily – Summer Villa

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LANGUAGE SUMMARY
Vocabulary
1 1. a 2. c 3. b 4. c 5. a 6. b

GRAMMAR
2 1. a 2. c 3. a 4. c 5. b 6. b

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 5 Made for You
Page 62 Page 65
Vocabulary Marketing Listening A news report
2 1. goods, products 2
15 4 b , c
2. tempt, attract
3. flyer, shop display
2
15 5 1 . 11th November
4. price range, budget 2. 500 million
3. sad
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct 4. Alibaba
answers. 5. go up

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Grammar The Passive
6 1. will be advertised
4 
1. give 4. sells 2. will be posted
2. are designed 5. are attracted 3. Will … be delivered
3. purchase 6. is shown 4. will be attracted
5. won’t be sold
5 1. are shown 4. are taken
2. are tempted 5. are made 7 1. The walls will be painted.
3. is photographed 6. aren’t served 2. New workers will be interviewed.
3. An advert will be placed in local newspapers.
2
13 7 1 . was included, 1729 4. Sales strategies will be discussed by the managers.
2. were used, 1995 5. A special shop display will be put near the
3. were written, 79 AD entrance.
4. was shown, 1941
5. was heard, 1922 8 1. was opened 6. will be used
2. was done 7. will … be calculated
8 1. Chocolate eggs are sold at Harrods every Easter. 3. are found 8. won’t be needed
2. This product wasn’t developed in 2005. 4. are tempted 9. will be helped
3. Are Julia’s dresses still designed by Gucci? 5. will be made 10. will be sold
4. Why were these bags returned to the shop?
5. A thousand tonnes of apples were exported to Page 66
Greece last year.
Vocabulary Shopping
Page 64 2
1 on sale, bargains, discount, special offers, reduced
16
Reading A web page 2 1. trial period 5. price tag
2
1 
Strategy 3: Apparently, we think of an item which is 2. credit card, cash 6. reduce
14
priced at €199 as being closer to €100 than €200. 3. refunded 7. charged
(lines 19-20) 4. receipt 8. make up my mind

2 1. consumers (lines 1-4) 3 cashier

2. like / are attracted to shiny things (lines 5-6)
3. a shiny window display (lines 9-10)
4. placed at a certain height (lines 12-14)
5. there isn’t much difference between the numbers
(lines 18-20)
3 1. We associate shiny things with quality and luxury.
(line 6) We also associate shiny water with clean
water, so shiny things remind us of our need for
good drinking water. (line 8)
2. In order to make eye contact with the purchaser.
(line 13)
2
17
2
17
Possible Answers
actress, architect, artist, businessman /
businesswoman, chef, computer programmer,
engineer, hairdresser, inventor, model, musician,
photographer, pilot, politician, postman, scientist,
sculptor, singer, TV host, writer
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Listening A conversation in a shop
4 1. Julie’s mother has got quite a few handbags.
2. The scarves are expensive.
3. green and red
4. a green necklace
5. a ring for herself
5 1. The shop sells all perfumes at a discount.
3. Julie’s mother’s birthday is tomorrow.
4. There’s a discount of £3 on the ring.

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Pronunciation / a/,/i/, /b/ • Page 70
Noun / Verb syllable stress
WAY to ENGLISH
2
19 7 1 . noun 3. verb
2. verb 4. noun Buying and Selling

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

8 1. Have you got anything particular in mind?

2
22 2 1. I’m phoning about your advert.
2. Could you tell me more about it?
2. What have you got on sale?
3. Why are you selling it?
3. How much would you like to spend?
4. How much do you want for the bicycle?
4. Have you considered
5. I’d like to see it.
5. I can’t make up my mind.
6. I’ll get back to you later.
6. I’ll take it!
7. How would you like to pay?
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Page 68 Messaging
Writing An opinion essay 1 1. a free fizzy drink
 ossible answers
1 
P 2. 20% off at Teen Jeans
1. As I see it / In my view, c 3. free dessert all month
2. I believe, a 4. (Early Bird) membership to Tony’s Gym
3. In my view / As I see it, b 2 1. g 6. i
• In my view, advertising can be very harmful to
2  2. h 7. e
the public. 3. a 8. b
• A  s I see it, ads can also make people feel unhappy 4. c 9. d
with their lives … 5. f
• I believe it would be better if companies spent less
money on advertising … Page 72
• In my opinion, if companies advertise less and
reduce prices, we will all benefit.
LANGUAGE SUMMARY
Vocabulary
1. It can be harmful to the public.
3 
2. • People are often convinced to buy products they 1 1. b 2. c 3. c 4. b 5. a 6. c
don’t need.
• Adverts make people feel unhappy if they can’t Grammar
afford the item.
• Advertising causes people to waste money. 2 1. a 2. c 3. c 4. a 5. b 6. a
3. Advertising is a waste of money.

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CLIL ECONOMICS
The Money in Our Pocket
1 Accept all logical answers.
2
20 2 mobile phones
3 1. False. They had a design of a lion’s head on only
one side. (line 6)
2. False. Banknotes in China were worth the same
as coins. (lines 8-9)
3. True. (lines 12-14)
4. False. Counterfeiting began in China. (line 10)
Counterfeiting became a serious problem during
the American Civil War. (line 17)
5. True. (lines 20-21)

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 6 Saving Our Planet
Page 73 3 1. plastic bags found in the sea (lines 3-6)
Vocabulary Environment 2. a rotating current (lines 12-13)
3. almost €2 million (lines 38-39)
1
23 1 O
 wen Preston suggests that we have to change our 4. He hopes that people will take the issue more
energy sources and find renewable ones. seriously. (lines 41-43)
2 1. wildlife 4. natural resources
4 1. Boyan Slat’s age when he went diving in Greece
2. landfills 5. dump and found more plastic bags than fish in the sea
3. global warming (lines 1-2)
3 
1. A rock decomposes very slowly. 2. the number of tonnes of plastic produced every
2. A renewable energy source is one that doesn’t year (lines 8-9)
run out. 3. the percentage of plastic litter that ends up in the
3. A paper plate is one example of a common ocean (lines 9-12)
disposable product. 4. the amount of dollars that would be needed to
4. Smoke from cars pollutes the air in big cities. clean up the plastic in the sea using ships and nets
(lines 17-19)
4 1. rubbish, bones 3. polar bear 5. the number of e-mails Boyan received per day
2. trees 4. plastic bags after the video of his talk went viral (lines 35-36)
5 Possible answers
clean up, damage, destroy, harm, pick up, plant, Page 77
protect, recycle, reuse, throw out, waste Listening A radio interview
Positive: clean up, pick up, plant, protect, recycle,
reuse
2
26 5 h ydrogen
Negative: damage, destroy, harm, throw out, waste 2
26 6 1. renewable energy sources
2. electricity, rivers
Page 75 3. water, rocks
Grammar Reported speech 4. hydrogen, four
5. more than €140,000
2
24 7 1 . lived 4. had dumped
2. had explored 5. was destroying
3. would cover
Grammar Reporting verbs
8 1. the recycling bin was 7 1. warned 4. announced
2. explained 5. reminded
2. would have a serious effect on the town
3. recommended 6. promised
3. had found a solution to that problem
4. were going to cut down those trees 8 1. e 2. d 3. a 4. b 5. c
5. could tell him about that problem
6. environmental projects our / my school did 9 1. begged; I begged Dad to help me do that project.
2. offered; Jessie offered to take me / us to the
9 1. order 4. offer recycling centre.
2. request 5. order 3. wondered; Luke wondered if / whether those birds
3. suggestion 6. suggestion were endangered.
4. explained; The teacher explained that they had to
10 1. to put do a project on that subject.
2. to explain; if / whether he could explain 5. recommended; Boyan recommended using /
3. using; that we / they use that we/they use floating barriers
4. to take
5. not to use Page 78
6. visiting
Vocabulary Recycling
Page 76 2
1 
Yes, it can be recycled. It should be put behind the
27
Reading A special interest report Village Hall.
2
25 1 He
 set up a foundation and also gave a talk at a TED 2 1. wool 4. shell
conference, which went viral, to explain his plan. His 2. bottle 5. metal
foundation received almost €2 million. 3. paper 6. peel

2 1. diving in Greece (lines 1-6) 3 1. leather 4. Wood

2. ships with nets (lines 16-17) 2. carton, cardboard 5. wool / cotton, cloth
3. floating barriers (lines 24-25) 3. glass, plastic
4. the foundation Boyan set up (lines 31-32)
5. he gave a TED talk and the video went viral
4 
Possible answers
1. tuna 4. wine, beer
(lines 31-36) 2. fizzy drinks 5. salad
3. jam 6. milk

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Listening A survey
WAY to ENGLISH
2
28 5 1. false – The woman immediately agrees to take
part in the survey. Checking In at a Hotel
2. true
3. false – The woman recycles all of her paper
2
32 1 1. guest 5. hotel receptionist
products. 2. hotel receptionist 6. hotel receptionist
4. false – The woman can drive to the nearest 3. hotel receptionist 7. hotel receptionist
recycling bin in five minutes. 4. guest
5. true 2
33 2 1. Have you got a reservation?
2
6 1. age 3. 17 trees 2. Here’s your room key.
28
2. 50% 4. in the woman’s street 3. Which floor is the room on?
4. Breakfast is served between 6:00 and 9:30.
Pronunciation /e/, /f/ • /H/, /I/ 5. Is there a swimming pool?
6. Would you like help with your luggage?
2
8 1 . you 2. wood 7. Enjoy your stay.
30

Functional Language Page 83

9 1. a, c 4. e Adverts
2. d 5. f 1 2, 3, 4
3. a, c 6. b
2 High School Volunteer Abroad
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Writing A travel post
1 1. Furthermore / Moreover / In addition / Also LANGUAGE SUMMARY
2. as well as Vocabulary
3. also
4. As well as / Besides 1 1. a 2. c 3. a 4. b 5. a 6. a
5. Furthermore / Moreover / In addition / Also
6. Furthermore / Moreover / In addition / Also Grammar
also, as well as, besides, moreover
2  2 1. b 2. a 3. c 4. b 5. a 6. c
3 1. Rick went to Oslo, Norway.
2. He went there on holiday.
3. He mentions a museum with an old Viking ship and
a park with modern art.
4. It’s interesting to walk around the city. It’s one of
the most environmentally friendly cities.
5. He recommends it.

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CLIL Environment
Galápagos, A Remote Paradise
1 
see background information for possible answers.
2
31 2 tortoises, goats
3 1. The islands are isolated and have got many unique
flora and fauna. (lines 5-9)
2. The goats destroyed the cactus plants, which are a
source of food for the other animals. (lines 14-16)
3. The government wanted to protect the remaining
animals and plants on the islands. (lines 19-21)
4. There is transport from Baltra to the other islands.
(line 26)
5. camping, B&Bs, inexpensive hotels, luxury
boutique hotels, a yacht (lines 29-36)

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Review 2
Page 85 4 1. Mark said that they were studying then.
Vocabulary 2. Janet said that her brother would be angry.
3. Fran asked if / whether he wanted something
1 1. e 2. c 3. a 4. b 5. d to drink.
2 1. reach a compromise 4. She ordered us not to touch the dog.
2. see eye to eye 5. Beth suggested going / that we go to the new café.
3. conveyed a message
4. make up their mind
5 1. asked
2. admitted
5. pull her weight 3. promised
4. suggested
3 1. purchase 4. slums
2. increasing 5. wildlife 5. warned
3. litter
4 Possible Answers
Putting it Together
1. false – Pollution is endangering our planet.
2. true
6 1. warned 7. were built
2. were destroying 8. complained
3. false – A hard-working person usually pulls his 3. had climbed 9. weren’t doing
weight. 4. previous 10. don’t act
4. true 5. is dumped 11. will be
5. false – It’s dangerous / not safe to live in an area 6. were removed
with a high crime rate.
6. false – You receive a receipt after you pay for a Page 87
product.
Literature The Ransom of Red Chief
5 1. attracts 5. credit cards
2. green spaces 6. dump
2
34 1 Johnny
3. pollutes 7. traffic jams 2 1. Sam (line 1)
4. cut down 2. the son of Ebenezer Dorset, they want the ransom
6 1. taken advantage of 5. share (lines 1-4)
2. paper 6. willing to 3. in the street, cave (lines 6-9)
3. cloth 7. commute 4. Red Chief, his prisoner (lines 15-17)
4. budget 8. homeless 5. cut off Bill’s hair (lines 23-25)
6. he pays them $2,000 (lines 33-34)
Page 86 3 1. He doesn’t have any fun at home. (lines 21-22)
Grammar 2. They want to get rid of the boy. (inference)
3. They tell him that they’re going on a hunting trip
1 1. a rains with his father. (lines 53-54)
2. c take 4. To get away from the boy. (inference)
3. e attack
4. b studies
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5. d arrive
PAIRwork Project An infographic
2 1. If he had got up earlier, he wouldn’t have
been late. 1 1. The Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and
2. I would have seen you if you hadn’t left early. Staten Island
3. If it hadn’t cost so much, I would have bought it. 2. 59,000
4. If you hadn’t told me, I wouldn’t have known. 3. 6.5%
5. I would phone him if I were you. 4. 27% of the city’s land is green space. / There are
about 1,700 city parks, covering about 113,000
3 1. don’t dump; is buried square kilometres.
2. were made; didn’t open 5. Bill de Blasio has been mayor since 2014. /
3. hadn’t thought; purchase He is the 109th mayor of New York.
4. started; was bought
5. won’t be used; will pay

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 7 Be Healthy!
Page 90 Grammar Modals
Vocabulary Parts of the body 4 Possible answers
2 1. f 2. e 3. d 4. g 5. a 6. h 7. b 8. c 1. Someone needs to call an ambulance.
2. He doesn’t need to wait to see the doctor.
3 1. back 3. Ribs 5. shoulders 3. She needs to buy more medicine.
2. neck 4. elbows 6. chest 4. He doesn’t need to use a wheelchair.
4 Possible answers 5 1. mustn’t
 Head: bone, ear, eye, hair, mouth, muscle, nose 2. doesn’t need to
Rest of Body: arm, bone, foot / feet, hand, leg, 3. should
muscle 4. shouldn’t
5. have to
Listening A discussion about health
6 Possible Answers
3
02 5 Andy Blyth. He’s raised money for injured athletes. 1. You must exercise every day.
2. You should ask the doctor questions.
3
02 6 1. foot 4. month 6. spine 3. You don’t have to / don’t need to stay in bed.
2. lung 5. rugby 7. eleven 4. You mustn’t visit patients after nine o’clock.
3. arm 5. Doctors must / have to / need to wear masks
during surgery.
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grAmmar M
 odals 7 1. can 6. may
7 Possible answers 2. might 7. must
1. may 4. may / might 3. don’t have to 8. are able to
2. may not / might not 5. may / might 4. must 9. should
3. May 5. might 10. can

8 1. can’t 4. can Page 94

2. can / could 5. can
3. couldn’t
Vocabulary Health problems

9 1. wasn’t able to
3
05 1 a dog bite
2. were able to 2 1. food poisoning 4. headaches
3. will be able to 2. flu 5. bandages
4. are able to, aren’t able to 3. Bites
5. Is … able to
3 1. d 2. f 3. c 4. b 5. e 6. a
3
03 11 1. might 6. could
2. aren’t able to 7. wasn’t able to Page 95
3. may 8. is able to Listening A discussion about health problems
4. can 9. can’t
5. are able to 10. can
3
06 4 1 . She’s got an upset stomach.
2. Lee
Page 92 3. He’s got a sprained ankle after he fell down while
playing football.
Reading An online article 4. For a week or two.
1 c 3
07 5 1 . true
3
04 2 1.
 he was hit by a taxi (lines 4-5) 2. false – Fiona thinks Josh has got flu.
2. six months (line 6) 3. false – Josh doesn’t want to miss the history
3. play Coldplay songs on the piano (lines 10-12) lesson.
4. he didn’t have to concentrate so much when he 4. false – Fiona thinks that Josh should go home
played the piano (lines 27-28) to bed.
5. were excited (lines 34-36)
3 1. He was walking home from a party. (line 4) Pronunciation / A/, /O/ •
2. They send signals to each other and control our Sentence stress: Modals
bodies. (lines 16-17)
3. By providing them with physiotherapy, speech
3
09 7 1 . shouldn’t
therapy, social interaction and music therapy. 2. mustn’t
(lines 22-24) 3. must
4. By almost singing a conversation. (lines 28-29) 4. can’t
5. a drum (line 30)

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Functional Language Page 98

8 1. a 2. d 3. a 4. b 5. c 6. b 7. c 8. b
WAY to ENGLISH
Page 96 Going to the Doctor
Writing An informal e-mail 3
11 1 1. doctor 7. patient
1
Opening remarks: How are you?, Thanks for your
 2. doctor 8. patient
e-mail, I hope everything’s OK, It was great to hear 3. doctor 9. doctor
from you. 4. patient 10. patient
Closing remarks: That’s all for now, Write soon! 5. patient 11. doctor
Lots of love, Give my love to everyone, I have to 6. doctor
go now. 3
12 2 1. My leg hurts.
2 How are you? 2. Lie down and I’ll examine you.
I hope everything’s OK. 3. you’ll need to rest for a few days.
Give my love to … 4. I’ve got a sore throat and a temperature.
Write soon 5. Open your mouth and stick out your tongue.
Lots of love, 6. I’m going to give you some medicine.
7. Take these pills twice a day.
3 1. She asks how Lynn is and how the tennis
tournament was.
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2. • Where the party was (at a friend’s house)
• She couldn’t sleep because she had a terrible An E-mail
stomach ache and she was sick all night
• She went to the doctor, who said she had food 1 He must send a medical form and the Olympus
Parent / Guardian Agreement Form. He must send
poisoning (from the cake)
them before 1st April.
• Everyone who had eaten the cake was sick, but
is fine now. 2 2, 4
3. Jack
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LANGUAGE SUMMARY
CLIL TECHNOLOGY Vocabulary
An App for Phobias
1 1. a 2. b 3. c 4. a 5. c 6. a
3
10 2 fear
 of flying, mice, spiders, going outside or being
in public places Grammar
3 1. false – When you suffer from an extreme fear or 2 1. c 2. b 3. a 4. b 5. c 6. b
phobia, it can have a huge impact on your life.
(line 3)
2. true – Along with a colleague, he developed an
application for smartphones which helps people
face their fears in a pleasant and non-threatening
way. (lines 8-9)
3. true – Players will only see a realistic picture of a
spider at the end of the process. (lines 12-13)
4. false – Dr Green is now working on a new
project – an app which will help people with
agoraphobia, a fear of going outside or being in
public places. (lines 15-17)
5. true – Without therapy, I don’t think the anxiety
is cured. (lines 23-24)

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 8 Making Sense
Page 102 4 1. he wanted to make it possible for himself and
Vocabulary The senses other visually-impaired people to see the world
(lines 4-5)
3
13 1 They
 are adverts to help people who have lost one of 2. common sense (line 9)
their senses. 3. putting his / her feet in the water and touching the
2 1. stroke, touch rice plants (lines 11-12)
2. taste 5 1. It is for sighted and visually-impaired people.
3. sniff, smell (lines 4-5)
4. blind, visually-impaired 2. They are given basic training. (lines 8-9)
3. Their perception of blind people may change.
3 1. mute, sign language
(lines 20-22)
2. blind, guide dog
3. deaf, hearing loss, hearing aids
4. perceive Page 105
Listening A discussion about an experiment
Page 103 3
6 1. taste and sight
grAmmar G erunds and infinitives 16
2. The colour of a drink affects the way we perceive
4 1. wearing 4. tasting it and the way we taste it.
2. Drinking 5. seeing
3. listening
3
16 7 1. Twenty
2. yellow
5 1 . I am learning to train guide dogs at the moment. 3. red
2. It is difficult to understand him. 4. flavour of the orange
3. Do you prefer to eat Chinese or Japanese food? 5. Forty
4. We were lucky to get a room in that hotel last
month. Grammar Gerunds and infinitives
5. Ben offered to accompany me to the station
yesterday.
8 1. 1. a 2. b
2. 1. b 2. a
6 1. to learn 3. 1. a 2. b
2. to eat / eating
3. going 9 1. Sharing 6. mixing
2. to make 7. to produce
4. asking
3. eating 8. combining
5. to represent
4. visiting 9. to send
3
14 8 1. Eating 6. to work 5. to create
2. calling 7. using
3. to open 8. to order Page 106
4. serving 9. perceiving
Vocabulary Descriptive adjectives
5. to communicate
3
1 Possible answers
Page 104 17 1. a restaurant
2. a haunted house
Reading A blog entry 3. a farm
1 1. paragraph 3 4. a festival
2. paragraph 2
3. paragraph 4 2 1. d 2. c 3. e 4. b 5. a
4. paragraph 1
3 1. transparent
3 1. true – When Amar Latif was in his teens, he began 2. odourless
to go blind. (line 1) 3. damp
2. false – … a sighted companion. This companion is 4. bright
not a medical professional … (lines 6-7) 5. soft, smooth / smooth, soft
3. true – The tours encourage blind people to enjoy 6. bitter
the experiences of the country they are visiting by
using all their senses. (lines 10-11)
4 Possible Answers
colourful, dark, light, salty, savoury, sour, spicy,
4. doesn’t say sweet, tasty
5. true – Traveleyes is a win-win situation. (line 17)

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Listening A dialogue about an experience
Culture
3
18 5 1. T 2. F 3. T 4. F 5. T
London, a Multicultural City
3
18 6 1. Roman times 3
21 2 J amaica, India, Bangaladesh and Pakistan.
2. 1679
Many people from these countries settled in London
3. everyone was screaming
in the 1950s and 60s. (lines 2-4)
4. Austrian apple strudel
China. Every February, there is a huge Chinese New
Year festival and parade in London with traditional
Pronunciation / ^/, /D/, /I/ •
dances and performances by artists from China.
Sentence stress: Adverbs (lines 9-13)
of degree
3 1. Large numbers of immigrants arrived in the UK
2
20 8 1. never and brought new cultures and traditions with
2. very them. (lines 2-4)
3. extremely 2. the new cultures, traditions, food and music
brought by immigrants (lines 4-5)
Functional Language 3. Chinese families vigorously clean their homes to
clean out all the bad luck from the previous year
9 1. You’ll never believe what happened
2. felt so good that and to welcome in good luck. (lines 12-13)
3. All of a sudden / Before I knew it 4. on the Hindu New Year in autumn (lines 14-16)
4. Before I knew it / All of a sudden 5. hundreds of thousands of people (lines 19-20)
5. I’ll never forget
6. I’d never been so Page 110
7. all I wanted to do was
WAY to ENGLISH
Page 108 Giving Directions
Writing A description of an experience 3
22 1 1. d 2. c 3. a 4. f 5. e 6. b
1 Possible Answers

1. Jake carefully read the complicated instructions 2 1. Take a westbound train on the Circle and District
of the new game. line. You have to change at Westminster. Then
2. Kate saw some colourful fish swimming in the river. take a northbound train on the Jubilee line to
3. Bob wanted to go into the empty room, but he heard Green Park.
a deafening noise. 2. Take a northbound train on the Bakerloo line
4. We hungrily ate the tasty food at the restaurant. to Oxford Circus. Then take the Victoria line to
5. Louise was quite terrified when a huge yellow spider Warren Street Station. It’s just one stop.
climbed up her leg.
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2
incredible: experiences
slowly: walking A Web Page
fantastic: walking 1 1. National Museum of Flight
unusual: sights 2. Eureka!
deafening: noise 3. Big Pit National Coal Museum
loudly: shouted 4. Science Museum, Eureka!, Museum of Flight
fried: foods
new: it 2 Positive: National Museum of Flight, Eureka!
exciting: it Negative: Big Pit National Coal Museum
modern: supermarkets Mixed: Science Museum
amazing: experience
endlessly: talk Page 112
unique: place
LANGUAGE SUMMARY
3 1. Shopping at the Beijing Food Market
Vocabulary
2. The insects and other foods the people eat; the
deafening noise of the vendors; the smell of the 1 1. c 2. c 3. a 4. a 5. b 6. c
seafood and fried food
3. The excitement and enjoyment of being at
the market Grammar
4. Amazing 2 1. a 2. c 3. a 4. c 5. b 6. c

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 9 Bridge to the Future
Page 114 4 Noun suffixes: -ment, -tion, -ness, -er
reading Adjective suffixes: -ous, -ate, -able, -ed
Predicting content Accept all logical answers.

1 b Word families

Reading for the main idea 5 1. amaze 6. attraction
2. amazing 7. attractive
2 1. paragraph 5 3. paragraph 3 3. reside 8. pollute
2. paragraph 4 4. paragraph 2 4. residential 9. considerate
5. taste
Scanning
3 1. the age of Swedish students who are seriously Page 117
stressed out
2. the percentage of teenagers worldwide who
6 1. attractive 4. tasty
2. amazing 5. polluting
suffer from depression at some stage during
3. resident 6. considerate
their secondary school years
3. the number of minutes of homework a night that Collocations
Finnish students receive 7 get: along with, to the bottom of
Reading for specific information take: risks, advantage of, your temperature
make: up your mind, a mistake, your bed
3
23 4 1. c (lines 20-21)
2. d (lines 24-26) 8 1. take risks / make mistakes
2. make your bed
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4. gets along with
5 1. anxiety, exhaustion, depression (lines 5-13) 5. take advantage of
2. In an international test, Finnish students achieved 6. make up your mind
the highest marks in science, were near the top in
maths and reading and had the best overall scores. Phrasal verbs
(lines 27-30) 9 1. b 2. a 3. b 4. b 5. a 6. b
3. They plan their lessons according to the needs of
their students rather than the content of exams.
(lines 31-32)
Putting it Together

6 1. to get a good job or to go to a good university 10 1. consider

(lines 3-4) 2. gets along with
2. give them four or five hours of homework a day 3. passionate
(lines 15-17) 4. amazing
3. Japanese students study for exams until very late 5. unemployment
at night (lines 20-21) 6. give up
7. encouragement
Words from the text 8. awareness
7 1. a 2. a 3. b 4. b
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Page 116 Grammar
Vocabulary 1. Gerunds 8. Third Conditional
1. d 2. a 3. c 4. e 5. b 2. Reported Speech 9. Past Perfect Simple
3. The Passive 10. Second Conditional
Prefixes 4. First Conditional 11. Future Continuous
2 1. dishonest 5. inconvenient 5. Present Perfect Simple 12. Time Clauses
2. Unemployment 6. inconsiderate 6. Relative Clauses 13. Zero Conditional
3. impolite 7. impatient 7. Modals
4. uninspiring 8. disprove
Verb tenses
Suffixes 1 1. wore
3 1. noun 5. noun 2. isn’t eating
2. adjective 6. noun 3. doesn’t sell
3. adjective 7. adjective 4. will like
4. adjective 8. noun 5. Did … use
6. are … going to study
7. are … cleaning

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2 1. was … watching Putting it Together

2. haven’t had
3. had ended Rewrites
4. has worked
5. will be taking 8 1. What do you want to eat this evening?
2. Kim hates cleaning her room. / Kim hates
6. Had … done
to clean her room.
7. were swimming
3. They used to grow vegetables, but they
8. will … be studying
don’t now.
Relative clauses 4. Books weren’t given to all the students
yesterday.
3 1. Dan, who is our geography teacher, taught in
India for five years. / Dan, who taught in India 5. I would have gone if you had asked me to go.
for five years, is our geography teacher. 6. He can’t stop laughing.
2. I’m looking for some books which I left on 7. She said that they had gone to the park the
the table. previous night.
3. Tuesday is the day when we have our English 8. Smoking is not allowed here.
exam.
4. Rachel Carter, whose painting I bought, is very Page 120
talented.
5. Beverley, where my grandparents live, is a small Functional Language
town in East Yorkshire. Making suggestions: 2, 4, 8
6. Have you got an atlas which shows the rivers Expressing feelings: 1, 3, 7, 9
in England? Speculating: 5, 6, 10

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Conditionals and Time Clauses 3
1 1. Ian 4. Ian
24
4 1. will hurt 2. Jake 5. Anita
2. didn’t have 3. Anita 6. Jake
3. gets
4. hadn’t discovered
3
24 2 Statements 1, 3 and 6 are true.
5. stop
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6. look
7. wouldn’t have found speaking
The Passive Possible answers
1.
a. People are cleaning up the beach.
5 1. Our classroom is cleaned in the afternoon.
b. A doctor is operating on a patient.
2. The soundtrack will be added to the film later.
c. A young woman is singing.
3. The information was found online.
d. A trainer is showing a man how to use an
4. Newspapers are sold here every day.
exercise bicycle.
5. The old library won’t be used (by the students).
e. Two people are skydiving.
6. What was written in the message?
f. A teacher is showing a book to her students.
Reported speech g. Two painters are painting.
6 1. they were leaving then Possible answers
2.
2. when the storm would arrive a. at the beach
3. the students to sit down immediately b. in hospital / an operating theatre
4. Jim to tidy that room c. in a nightclub
5. to help me with my homework d. in a gym
6. we study for the exam together e. in the sky
f. in a library
Modals g. in a studio
7 1. should 5. don’t have to 3. Accept all logical and grammatically correct
2. have to 6. mustn’t answers.
3. aren’t able to 7. can 4. Accept all logical and grammatically correct
4. might not 8. may answers.

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writing WAY to ENGLISH

Word order An Online CV
1
1. The coach trained the players well. 1 1. b 2. d 3. a 4. e 5. c
2. I did the exam quite slowly.
3. My friends have been very supportive. 2 1. b 2. d 3. a 4. c
4. We have got an inspiring teacher this year. /
This year, we have got an inspiring teacher. Page 126
5. They spoke passionately about their experience.
CLIL SOCIAL STUDIES
Adjectives and adverbs
2
Possible Answers

Careers Advice
1. The young wingsuit jumper was extremely 3
25 2 architect (line 13)
excited about his first jump.  psychologist (line 14)
2. The angry king ordered the army to attack writer, copywriter, technical writer, TV writer
immediately. (lines 18-20)
3. The homeless man hungrily ate the delicious nursery school teacher (line 26)
meal. basketball player (line 29)
4. Janet walked quietly across the room and opened pilot (line 30)
the dirty window.
5. Kiera volunteered happily to clean the polluted 3
1. She’s a careers advisor. (title)
2. He’s an example of a person who started a career
beach.
through an extracurricular activity. (lines 8-11)
Connectors 3. patience and sensitivity (line 15)
4. nursery school teaching (lines 25-26)
3 1. since 4. In addition
2. due to 5. Moreover 5. looking on the Internet and talking to people
3. even though 6. Eventually (lines 32-34)

4 1. Although 5. As a result of
2. However 6. Furthermore
3. Besides 7. so
4. because
Checking your writing
5 I’m Alice and I live in New York. Next September,
I’m starting a new school. It’s called the Quest
to Learn and it has got an unusual curriculum.
Teachers use games in the classroom because they
believe games improve students’ performance. The
students are encouraged to use their imagination,
be creative and ask questions. Furthermore /
Moreover / In addition, they can simulate real-
world problems and design their own solutions for
them. It seems like an excellent way to learn and
I can’t wait to start. It might seem very strange at
first, but I’m not worried.

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A formal e-mail of application
6 Accept all logical answers.
7 1. She wants to apply for the Summer at Sea
Programme.
2. She is interested in science and the environment
and is an excellent swimmer with a lifeguard
certificate.
3. Recommendations from two teachers and a copy
of her lifeguard certificate.
4. a lifeguard certificate
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Page 127 5
1. If you hadn’t studied hard, you wouldn’t have
Vocabulary passed the test.
2. I met a woman whose family is from Rome.
1 1. leather, plastic 3. You don’t have to / don’t need to pay for free
2. unemployment, traffic jams samples.
3. cough, headache 4. George stopped studying French last year
4. mute, deaf because he didn’t have time.
5. lung, heart 5. This time next week, I will be lying on the beach.
2 1. d 2. b 3. e 4. c 5. f 6. a 6. He warned us not to go near the dog.

3 1. upset stomach

2. disposable products
Putting it Together
3. main character
4. free sample 6 1. Have you ever smelled
5. Global warming 2. was eating
6. hearing aid 3. eating
4. had forgotten
4 1. humble 4. end up 5. was able to
2. damp 5. sprained 6. wouldn’t have remembered
3. dizzy 6. tempt 7. did
5 1. false – When someone is executed, he is killed. 8. something
2. true 9. is sent
3. true 10. which
4. false – Cans are made of metal. 11. most important
5. true 12. can
6. false – Deaf people often communicate with
sign language. Page 129
7. true Literature The Mouse
6 1. containers 6. willing to 3
26 1 Theodoric was so worried about what the woman
2. attempted 7. bland thought of him, but it turned out that she hadn’t seen
3. researching 8. missing anything because she was blind.
4. odourless 9. reduce
5. attracted 10. exchange 2 1. with people from outside the city (lines 4-5)
2. was around his age and was sleeping (lines 8-10)
Page 128 3. walking up his leg (lines 13-14)
4. he wanted to take off his clothes behind it
Grammar (lines 20-22)
1 1. to take 5. will feel 5. would see him, scream and stop the train
2. Have … eaten 6. Are … cleaned (lines 25-28)
3. watching 7. had slept
4. gets 8. had returned
3 1. by horse (lines 5-6)
2. He thought that he smelled of horses. (line 7)
2 1. Our car was stolen yesterday. 3. from the stable (lines 14-15)
2. The girl refused to eat her vegetables 4. He removed his clothes and the mouse jumped
last night. out of his trousers. (lines 21-23)
3. Had the game finished before you arrived? 5. She sat and looked at Theodoric. (lines 28-29)
4. Were you sleeping when Tom arrived?
5. Were these houses built in the 1800s? Page 130
6. Our teacher would have returned our tests an hour Individual Project An FAQ page
ago if we had been quiet.
1 1. Why do people sneeze?
3 1. who 5. wouldn’t 2. What is the normal temperature of the body?
2. use 6. mustn’t 3. Sneezing helps to keep the body safe and healthy.
3. unless 7. where 4. When sneezing, the air is pushed out of the
4. going 8. will mouth and nose at about 160 kilometres an hour.
4 1. He said that he hadn’t paid for those clothes. 5. old people have got lower body temperatures
2. He explained that he had to leave the next /
following day.
3. The baby needs to eat something.
4. It might rain tomorrow.
5. You don’t have to wear trainers.
6. No one is able to sleep with all this noise.

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1 Fires in History (page 132)
Exercise 1
The Great Fire of London and the Great Chicago
Fire.
Exercise 1
1. T; nearly a third of the city of Rome burned down
in a fire.
2. T; there weren’t many deaths (in the fire); the
horrific bubonic plague killed nearly 100,000
Londoners.
3. F; after a particularly dry summer
4. T; Sadly, it had the opposite effect
5. F; The earthquake happened at lunchtime
Royal Marriages (page 133)
2 
Exercise 1
Belgium, Denmark, Norway, Spain, Sweden and
the UK.
Exercise 2
1. He was her first cousin.
2. She arranged her children’s marriages to royal
families throughout Europe.
3. It was forbidden by law for a woman to marry her
dead sister’s husband.
4. He gave up his German commitments and agreed
to live permanently in Britain.
5. He is the only royal person in Europe who isn’t
descended from either Queen Victoria or King
Christian IX.
 Natural Disasters (page 134)
3 
Exercise 1
Accept all logical answers.
Exercise 2
1. Tsunamis usually occur when there is an
earthquake under the ocean.
2. No, they can only give tornado warnings and try
to anticipate their routes.
3. They are caused suddenly by changing weather
conditions – usually temperature or wind
directions – causing a mass of snow or rocks to
move and slide down the side of a mountain.
4. The ones closest to the surface of the Earth.
Popular Dishes in London (page 135)
 4 
Exercise 1
Accept all logical answers.
Exercise 2
1. They only eat the middle of the fish to symbolise
completeness and the hope that there will always
be enough food.
2. rice, spices and chicken pieces
3. Jamaican rum
4. Because Hindus do not eat meat.
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Black Friday
5  (page 136)
Answers
Exercise 1
Accept all answers.
Exercise 2
1. the day after Thanksgiving
2. People can shop for discounts, bargains and
special deals and shop owners make a profit.
3. Police dislike Black Friday because of the traffic
jams that it causes and because people who camp
out outside shops can cause security problems.
4. USA, Canada, Mexico, India and the UK
6 Renewable Energy (page 137)
Exercise 1
Accept all correct answers.
Exercise 2
1. Renewable energy doesn’t run out, harm the
environment or pollute the air.
2. At first, huge solar panels captured solar energy
and the energy was used to heat water for
homes and businesses. Now, there are more
sophisticated ways to convert the sun’s heat into
electricity.
3. A third of Denmark’s electric power comes
from the wind, whereas only four per cent of the
world’s energy comes from the wind.
4. A river can dry up in hot weather. The movement
of the waves and tides in an ocean is always
available.
7 Animal Therapy (page 138)
Exercise 1
Accept all logical answers.
Exercise 2
1. T; A century later, German therapists brought
dogs, cats and horses to interact with epileptic
patients.
2. F; Sigmund Freud kept several dogs and he
noticed they helped his patients to relax.
3. T; Dr Levinson’s interest in animal therapy began
by chance. He was working with a non-verbal
child, when …
4. F; One of their patients asked if he could play
with some dogs that he had heard.
5. T; There are special programmes for training
dogs to provide affection and comfort.
8 Talking Sense (page 139)
Exercise 2
1. We have got between 3,000 and 10,000 taste
buds. They help us perceive taste.
2. salty, sour, bitter, sweet and savoury
3. the eye
4. As a result of a mutation, the first person with
blue eyes lived 6,000 to 10,000 years ago.
5. Dogs have got a better sense of smell because
they have got as many as 220 million smell
receptors, while humans have got only five to
six million.
6. The sense of taste is closely connected to the
sense of smell.
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Little Touches Mean a Lot (page 140)
9 
Exercise 2
1. It can convey a wide range of emotions quickly.
2. It made the patients think their visit had lasted
twice as long.
3. They found that good sports teams were “touchier”
than weaker teams.
4. Oxytocin, which creates a feeling of trust, is
released when a sportsman receives a warm touch
from a teammate.
5. He describes it as the first language we learn
and our richest means of emotional expression
throughout life.
Test Yourself (page 141)
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Page 144 10 1. earlier than *
Getting Started * In some editions, the incorrect sentence
appeared in the Student’s Book. The sentence
Present Simple / Present Continuous
should say:
1 1. am studying 4. finishes I arrived Jake, because he slept late.
2. doesn’t like 5. aren’t playing (early)
3. is … lying 2. nervously
2 1. Ella plays tennis every Monday. 3. badly
2. I’m reading War and Peace at the moment. 4. farther than
3. Luke doesn’t like Manchester. 5. well
4. Do Sara and Paul walk to school every morning? 6. as fast as
5. He isn’t watching TV right now.
6. We always go to my grandparents at Christmas. Unit 1
Future tenses
Past Simple / Past Continuous
1 1. will be
3 1. went / didn’t go 2. will get
2. were / weren’t watching 3. aren’t going to go out
3. met / didn’t meet 4. will enjoy
4. were / weren’t studying 5. are going to meet
5. were having, was / wasn’t sending 6. Are … going to visit
6. walked / didn’t walk
2 1. am going to run
Articles and quantifiers 2. Will she succeed
3. does the bus leave
4 1. How much
 4. any 4. won’t tell
2. some 5. a 5. will go
3. How many 6. are setting off
5 1. a 4. any
2. lots of 5. a lot of Page 146
3. some 6. much 3
1. a. We are taking / going to take the train to
Brighton tomorrow.
Comparison of adjectives b. It leaves at 8.00 am.
6 1. more colourful than 4. windier than c. We will have fun at the beach.
2. the highest 5. the best 2. a. Dave and Ann aren’t going to have dinner at
3. the most practical a restaurant.
b. Dave is going to cook Italian food.
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7 1. not as big as 3. a. The meeting starts at 4.00 pm tomorrow.
2. not as crowded as b. The participants hope they will make some
3. not as cold as decisions.
4. as hot as c. Sue is going to bring biscuits.
4. a. Eve and her mother are not going to go
too … / (not) … enough camping.
8 1. not sweet enough b. They are going to stay at a hotel.
2. too cold c. They will enjoy their holiday.
3. old enough
4. too narrow Future Continuous
5. not adventurous enough 4 1. will be sailing 5. won’t be waiting
2. won’t be living 6. will be sleeping
Comparison of adverbs 3. will be working 7. will be flying
9 1. politely 4. won’t be doing 8. will be travelling
2. as well as 5 1. Will you be using your backpack tomorrow?
3. more sensibly than 2. Where will they be staying?
4. less interestingly than 3. How long will she be travelling in Australia?
5. as beautifully as 4. Will you be shopping this afternoon?
5. What time will they be showing the film?
6. What will you be doing at 8.00 tonight?
6 1. are going 5. will think
2. will be taking 6. doesn’t leave
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4. will be doing of engineering, are one of the Seven Ancient
Wonders of the World.
Page 147 Unit 3
Unit 2 
Present Perfect Simple / Past Simple
Defining relative clauses 1 1. Lucy has fallen.
some / any / no compounds 2. She hasn’t lost her skateboard.
3. Dan and Mike have taken some photos.
1 1. b 5. a
2. b 6. b 4. They haven’t seen the lion yet.
3. c 7. b 2 1. lost 4. have … flown
4. a 8. c 2. has … come 5. haven’t told
3. didn’t drink 6. taught
2 1. when 6. which
2. who 7. who 3
1. Has your father ever solved a mystery?
3. whose 8. which 2. What did you do yesterday?
4. whose 9. which 3. Did your parents live in this town 20 years ago?
5. where 4. Have you seen any good films recently?
5. How long have you and your classmates
3 1. someone 4. anywhere
2. nowhere 5. Nothing studied English?
3. anything 6. anyone  Accept all logical and grammatically correct
answers.
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Non-defining relative clauses
P ast Perfect Simple / Past Simple
4 1. Princess Diana, who was a popular public figure, used to
died tragically. / Princess Diana, who died
tragically, was a popular public figure. 4 1. b 2. a 3. b 4. b 5. a
2. That’s Westminster Cathedral, where William and 5 1. had examined, revealed
Kate got married. 2. Had anyone noticed, wrote
3. Do you remember the year 2013, when Prince 3. didn’t go, had taken place
George was born? 4. was, had happened
4. Ancient Olympia, which is in the Peloponnese,
attracts lots of visitors. / Ancient Olympia, which 6 1. b Mark had never heard of Bigfoot before he
went hiking in Colorado.
attracts lots of visitors, is in the Peloponnese.
2. c After he had made a campfire, he went to
5. Joanna, whose mother works at the palace,
sleep.
always wears nice clothes.
3. a He woke up because he had heard a noise.
5 1. King Henry VIII, who was married six times, 4. e H
 e saw a huge creature that had sat down next
executed two of his wives. / King Henry VIII, to the fire.
who executed two of his wives, was married 5. d By the time he found his camera, the creature
six times. had disappeared.
2. The Tower of London, where many important
people were imprisoned, was built in the 11th 7 1. used to sail 5. Did … use to watch
2. Did … use to run 6. used to believe
century.
3. didn’t use to listen 7. Did … use to hide
3. King George V, who first spoke on the radio in
4. didn’t use to have 8. used to chat
1932, started the tradition of Christmas speeches. /
King George V, who started the tradition of 8
1. Ed and Louise used to get up early.
Christmas speeches, first spoke on the radio 2. Louise didn’t use to train every day.
in 1932. 3. Ed and Louise didn’t use to like training early
4. Victoria, whose reign lasted nearly 64 years, in the morning.
became queen at the age of 18. 4. Ed used to eat healthy food.
5. The Round Table, which King Arthur and his 5. Louise used to spend a lot of time in the gym.
Knights sat around, is a legendary table.
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6
1. Augustus, who ruled from 27 BC to 14 AD, was
the first Emperor of the Roman Empire. Unit 4
2. We visited Hampton Court, whose gardens are F irst Conditional / Zero Conditional /
beautiful. Time Clauses
3. Kensington Palace, where members of the British
Royal Family live, is open to the public. 1 1. will make, wear
2. will feel, don’t tell
4. People in the USA all remember 22nd November,
3. won’t come, invite
1963, when President Kennedy was assassinated.
4. continues, won’t have
5. The Pyramids, which are an amazing work
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2 1. feel 4. hears 5 1. Many people are attracted by low prices.

2. freeze 5. cries 2. Free samples will be given tomorrow.
3. don’t water 6. doesn’t understand 3. He wasn’t tempted to buy the product.
4. The adverts won’t be changed until Friday.
3 1. when
5. I wasn’t told about the sale.
2. before / as soon as / the moment / once / after /
6. Are special strategies used by advertising
when
agencies?
3. Once / After / the moment / As soon as / When
4. As soon as / When / Once
5. The moment / As soon as Page 153
6. Once / As soon as / When / The moment Unit 6
S econd Conditional 
Reported speech
Third Conditional 1 1. wanted, him
2. that, were disappearing
4 1. d lived; would visit
3. had thrown litter there
2. a weren’t; would be
4. had recycled, their, the previous
3. c had; would give
5. had to, then
4. b didn’t shout; wouldn’t get angry
5. e shared; would … let 2 1. environmental problems they were worried about
2. if / whether they had turned off the light
Page 151 3. if / whether they could stop using disposable
5 1. had spoken products
2. would have moved
3. hadn’t looked 3
1. they were worried about global warming
2. they hadn’t turned off the light in their bedroom
4. wouldn’t have felt
that morning
5. had built
3. they could stop using disposable products
6 1. had invited
4
1. Peter wanted to donate 100 recycling bins to the
2. were
city. He offered to deliver the bins the following
3. would have believed
Friday.
4. had taken
2. Ellie asked the mayor to send someone to Rose
5. would travel
Street to empty the rubbish bins.
6. weren’t
3. Sophie thought the city should celebrate Earth
7 1. works Day. She suggested looking / that the mayor look
2. leaves at earthday.org for ideas.
3. would help 4. Mark ordered the mayor to close the chemical
4. are factory. He told / ordered the mayor to call
5. would have had him at the Environmental Protection Agency
6. take immediately.

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Unit 5

Present Simple Passive /
Past Simple Passive
1  1. are offered 4. is played
2. isn’t sold 5. are … cleaned
3. is … shown 6. aren’t made
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2  1. was chosen 4. was sold
2. was mentioned 5. were located
3. were built 6. was displayed
3  1. was started 5. are brought
2. was held 6. are sorted
3. are found 7. are given
4. are swapped 8. were dumped
Future Simple Passive
4 1. will be given 4. will be paid
2. won’t be sent 5. will be bought
3. won’t be sold 6. will be built
5 1. b 5. g
2. d 6. c
3. a 7. f
4. e
6 1. Mrs Fraser announced that Emma had won the
prize for the Environmentalist of the Year.
2. Grandpa warned me / us to be careful.
3. Mr Dean promised that his students would help
clean up the river the following / next day.
4. Tom complained that the soup tasted like water.
5. Tina enquired if / whether the school used green
energy.
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Unit 7

Modals (may, might, can, could, be able to)
1 1. might not 4. might
2. may 5. may not
3. may 6. may not

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2 1. couldn’t 4. can Verb tenses
2. can’t 5. couldn’t
3. Can I
1 1. are giving
2. are helping
3 1. wasn’t able to 3. was reading
2. will be able to 4. started
3. isn’t able to 5. believed
4. Will … be able to 6. decided
5. weren’t able to 7. has had
8. didn’t stop
4
1. may / might
9. have already become
2. can / am able to
3. might / may / could 10. will volunteer
4. Can / Are you able to * 11. are opening
* In some editions, the word “you” appeared by
mistake in the sentence in the Student’s Book.
R elative clauses
The sentence should say: 2 1. which 6. who
This e-mail is in German. translate it? 2. where 7. when
5. May / Can 3. who 8. who
4. which 9. whose

Modals (should, must, mustn’t, have to, need to) 5. when
Non-defining: Sentences 2, 4 and 8.
5 1. The boy needs to wash his finger.
2. They don’t need to use knives and forks. Page 158
3. They need to have a rest. Conditionals and time clauses
4. She doesn’t need to take pills.
3 1. would have found
6
1. d, must 4. e, mustn’t 2. will succeed
2. c, shouldn’t 5. b, should 3. Would … ask
3. a, need to 4. hadn’t broken
5. don’t come
7 1. need to 3. mustn’t
6. rings
2. must 4. should
7. buy
8. get
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Unit 8 The Passive
Gerunds and Infinitives 4 1. are made, false
2. was ruled, true
1
1. winning 4. touching 3. will be celebrated, true
2. volunteering 5. Travelling 4. weren’t used, false
3. Smoking 5. is … treated, true
2 1. to wear 4. to find 6. won’t be driven, true
2. to learn 5. to clean
3. to call 
Reported speech
5 1. complained 5. had to
3
1. buying 5. being, to persuade
2. wasn’t staying 6. wouldn’t start
2. walking 6. to work, doing
3. the previous day 7. hadn’t erupted
3. to cook 7. using, to get
4. went
4. joining 8. flying, to visit
4 1. to take Rosie’s guide dog to the vet Modals
2. Eating a lot of sweets 6 1. may 5. must
3. sitting there 2. might not 6. couldn’t
4. talking about his loss of sight 3. don’t need to 7. don’t have to
5. to use this hearing aid 4. is able to

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Gerunds and infinitives with different meanings
5 1. a 2. b 3. b
6 1. 1. b 2. a
2. 1. a 2. b
3. 1. b 2. a
7 1. c He remembers paying for it.
2. a She forgot to close the garden gate.
3. b She didn’t stop to rest all day.

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Page 161 3 1. several
Getting Started 2. camera
3. interesting
2 1. /W/ 4. /d/
4. chocolate
2. /q/ 5. /n/
5. jewellery
3. /f/ 6. /e/
3 1. apple 4. where Page 162
2. try 5. arrive
3. down 6. blood
Unit 5
1 1. /b/
4 1. lazy 4. worm
2. /i/
2. sheep 5. paw
3. /a/
3. carrot 6. office
2 /i/: chef, shoe, reservation
5 1. /rKY/
/a/: research, purchase, adventurous
2. /'WOZL/
/b/: giant, challenging, join
3. /WpJnY/
4. /'qCoLH/
5. /'ZLHoXcBi/ Page 163
6. /'UoMZpPmX/ 3 1. noun
2. verb
Unit 1 3. noun
4. verb
1 1. /B/ 5. verb
2. /C/ 6. noun
2 1. lid
2. pin Unit 6
3. wet 1 1. /f/ 2. /e/
4. mess
5. big 2 /e/: thank, thirteen, something, month
/f/: weather, then, father, furthermore
3 Strong: 1, 2
Weak: 3, 4 3 1. /I/
2. /H/
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4 1. /H/
Unit 2 2. /I/
1 1. /a/ 3. /H/
2. /Y/ 4. /I/
3. /g/ 5. /H/
6. /I/
2 /g/: setting, cinema, palace
/Y/: coat, cast, black Unit 7
/a/: catch, nature, suggestion
1 1. /A /
3 1. yes 2. no 3. yes 4. no 2. /O /

Unit 3 2 /A/: machine, street, knee, she

/O/: high, try, bite, find
3 1. /N/
2. /F/ Unit 8
3. /G/
1 1. /D/
4 /F/: stop, what, shock 2. /I/
/N/: show, no, spoke 3. /J/
/G/: law, thought, door
2 /J/: much, suffer, blood
/D/: back, have, sad
Unit 4
/I/: blue, threw, shoe
1 1. /b/
2. / Z/

2 /b/: jealous, generous, endanger, rechargeable

/Z/: glass, gold, guest, ghost

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