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 noise in her back garden. Em (5tudent's Book pp.3D-3l) Suggested answers
2. At first, she didn't pay much A. 1. reservation 6. information 1. unforgettable/wonderful
attention to it, but then she also 2. description 7. cancellations 2. fascinating/beautiful/wonderful
heard footsteps com ing from
3. insurance 8. explanation 3. fascinating/wonderful/unforgettable
outside her door.
4. exploration 9. accommodation 4. beautiful/wonderful/peaceful
3. Just as she was wal king towards
5. announcements 5. sweet-smelling/beautiful
the window, the doorbell rang.
B. 1. c 2. a 3. c 4. d 6. enjoyable/peaceful
4. As she approached the door, she
could hear a scratching noise 5.c 6.a 7.d 8.b 7. fascinating/enjoyable/beautifull
coming from the back of her C. 1. worse, worse wonderful
house get louder. 2. cheaper 8. fascinating/beautiful/wonderful
5. A moment later, she looked 3. healthier
through the window, but she didn't
see anybody outside.
4. more quickly DJml!!I
5. the easiest A. 1. announcement 5. enjoyable
6. Immediately, she went over to 6. more exotic 2. development 6. educational
answer it and she was surprised to 3. suggestions
7. the worst 7. unforgettable
hear it was her neighbour Nancy.
8. as tiring 4. explanation
7. When she saw Nancy standing
9. more exciting B. 1. do/live without
there with her cat in her arms, she
felt relieved. 10. the best 2. for (the last)
B. 1. bear 4. shock 11. more carefully 3. count on / rely on / depend on
2. cliff 5. relieved D. 1. ...send as many applications as... 4. and more
3. edge 2.... Ionger and longer. .. 5. up with
C. 1. c 2. b 3. b 4. c 3. ...is much older... 6. as small as
4 •... the most interesting book in ... 7. has never visited / hasn't visited

EIJl!lm!J 5.... (the race) faster than ...

6 •... Iess interested in football than ...
8. rather not travel
C. 1. F 2. T 3. F 4. T 5. F 6. F
A.l. off 5. used
2. of 6. in D. 1.A 2. C 3. D 4. B

3. during/on 7. At EI!] (5tudent's Book pp. 32-33) 5.D 6.C ~A 8.C

4. with 8. was A. Across: Down:
B. 1. b 3. departure 1. unique module 4
6. c
C. 1. a
2.c
7.c
2.c
3.a
8.a
3.a
4.d
9.d
4.c
5.c
10. a
5.b 6.c
5. flexible
7. delay
2. bargain
4. currency
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A. 1. make
Book pp. 38-39)
6. make
D. 1. F 2.NM 3.F 4.T 6. frequent 2. do, make 7. do
5.NM 6.F 7.NM 8.T B. 1. upload 6. hassle 3. made 8. made
2. domestic 7. landmark 4. doing 9. doing
module 3 3. essential 8. section 5. make 10. did
Em (5tudent's Book pp. 28-29) 4. offline
5. timetables
9. compare
10. major
B. 1. overtime
2. long
5. rewarding
6. income
A. 1. c 2. b 3. c 4. b
C. 1. up 5. the 3. career 7. somehow
5. d 6. a 7. b
2. ever 6. as 4. plenty
B. 1. success 4. developments
3. more 7. up C. 1. b 2. d 3. d 4. b
2. unfamiliar 5. presentation
4. most 8. on 5.c 6.c ~C 8.a
3. achievement 6. adventurer
IC. 1. has travelled/has been travelling, D. 1. should not talk on the
haven't heard, hasn't sent Em (5tudent's Book pp. 34-35) 2. had better not make
2. Have...heard, has been putting, A. 1. impression, magnificent 3. do not need to interact / needn't
have never tried 2. highlight interact
3. have ...been doing, have been 3. peaceful, seasick 4. must find
trying, Have...finished, Have...asked 4. pond, species 5. did not have to do / needn't have
D. 1. have been running 5. typical, lifetime done
2. haven't been B. Suggested answers 6. should not have spoken
3.
4.
wanted
didn't have
1. good/great idea!
2. not to. Let's go see the snakes.
m (5tudent's Book pp. 40-40
5. broke 3. that's a great idea. A. 1. salary 6. position
6. Did get 4. it's alittie expensive? 2. income 7. experience
7. have worked / have...been 5. do something run, such as going 3. hired 8. knowledge
working 4. rent 9. quit s:
to the beach. UJJ
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working go abroad! B. 1. qualifications 4. behaviour '-'
9. Have...ever thought C. 1st para.: 'Last year ...experience.' 2. unemployed 5. applicants
10. came 2nd para.: The sanctuary is 3. careless
11. have been driving well-known ...family: C. 1. must have told
12. have never been 3rd para.: 'If you are ever...yourself.' 2. might have happened
13. went 3. could have gat
C. Suggested answers D. 1. would not walk C. 1. b 2. a 3. b 4. c
...in/on Melbury Road, opposite the 2. were not this/so 5. b 6. c 7.d 8. c
post office and a Thai restaurant. So, 3. saves some money D. 1. had already completed the course
go along this road and turn left into 4. will feel (rnore) 2. because nobody (had) invited
Clifton Avenue. Go straight on for
5. if you saw 3. had been sleeping
about two blocks and my house is the
6. signs up 4. Mary had done the cooking
last one on your right.
E. Suggested answers 5. had been using
...we could hang out at the shopping
centre and then have lunch at the Thai 1. travel the world by car. 6. after I (had) edited
restaurant. Then, I thought it would be 2. going to Alaska next summer when
nice to go meet up with some friends of
mine at the park and also stop by at the 3.
the heat here will be too much.
work this afternoon, 1'11 meet
ml {5tudent's Book pp.7o-7n
A. 1. canyon/rainforest 6. deserts
Art Museum O which is across the street some friends for a coffee.
from my house. What do you say? 2. canal 7. range
4. learning 5panish next autumn.
3. extinct 8. species
5. findinq a job for the summer,
4. disease 9. volcano
~ I might volunteer at an animai shelter.
A. 1. which I finished reading yesterday 6. spend my holiday camping. 5. rainforest 10.peak
2. whose sister is a B. 1. beetie 5. penguin
3. tell the difference between [ll] (5tudent's Book pp. 62-63) 2. octopus
3. koala (bear)
6. whale
7. turtie
4. got off work A. 1. altitude 6. anger
5. where I used to go 2. depth 7. awareness 4. cheetah 8. rhinoceros
6. should say sorry to 5heila (rhino)
3. cave 8. laziness
7. to keep off C. 1. - 2. a 3.- 4. the
4. relief 9. parachute
B. 1. a 2. c 3. c 4.c 5. c 5. the 6. a 7. The 8. the
5. therefore
6. a 7. c 8. a 9. c 10. b 9. the 10.- 11. the 12. the
B. 1. fearless 5. thought
C. 1. a 2. c 3. b 4. b 5. c 13. the
2. majority 6. electricity
D. 1. c 2. b 3. c 4. b 5. b 6. b D. 1. - 2. The, - 3. -, the
3. ability 7. properly
4. heights 8. illness
4. an 5. The, the, the 6. -, an
modu le li C. 1. c 2. d 3. a 4.d 7. -, a, The 8. -,-
[fm (5tudent's Book pp. 58-59) 5. b 6. c 7. d 8.a E. Suggested answers
1. I know for a fact that he wouldn't
A. 1. existed 5. developing
lie to you.
2. well-educated 6. set [ll] (5tudent's Book pp. 64-65) 2. I have no doubt that you can make
3. seeds 7. awards A. 1. of 4. from
this work.
4. satisfying 8. made 2. on 5. in 3. It seems unbelievable but the
B. 1. irrational 5. realistic 3. out 6. in police arrested him for burglary.
2. after 6. revealed B. 1. devotion 4. maintenance 4. I can't say for sure but it will
3. of 7. blame 2. appealing 5. enerqrsmq probably rain tomorrow.
4. by 3. disappointment 6. injury/injuries 5. I could be wrong but I think that's
C. 1.c 2. b 3. d 4. a 5. b C.1.c 2.a 3.d 4.b your Physics teacher over there.
6.c 7.d 8.c 9.a 10.c D. 1. f 2. d / e 3. d / e 6. I'm fairly confident that the
D.1. will ...do 4. a 5. b 6. c company will increase its sales in
2. 'rn going to make LLD ~C 1A ~A ~D ~C the next three months.
3. 'II go
4.
5.
get
will have closed
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A. 1. will have 4. working A.1. consumes 5. rnuscle
6. come 2. lack of 5. unless he works 2. germs 6. decrease
7. won't go 3. is going / 6. after his 3. instant 7. trillion
8. 'II get planning to 4. insist
9. Will ...drive / Are ...going to drive B. 1. make 5. have B.1. from 6. from
10. 'II pick 2. place 6. Unless 2. with 7. on
11. won't have finished 3. if 7. to 3. from 8. with
4. set 8. Last 4. on 9. from
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A. Across: Down: D. 1.E 2. B 3. C 4. A 5. G 6. D C.1. of 5. at
1. accomplish 2. psychologist 2. on 6. For
3. incorrect 3. impolite module 7 3. take 7. the
5. unreliable
6. literate
4. ambition ml (5tudent's Book pp. 68-69) 4. the
A. 1. legend 5. swallow
B. 1. immature
2. irresponsible
5. unsuitable
6. irrelevant
2. monsters
3. gigantic
6. squid
7. grab
ml (5tudent's Book pp. 74-75)
A. 1. horizon 5. rough
3. unaware 7. unwilling 1. attacked Z. binoculars 6. sink
4. tnappropriate 8. logical B. 1. repair 4. overheard 3. luck 7. overboard ~
C. 1. a 2. d 3. b 4.a 5.d 2. rushed 5. sparkling 4. miserable
6.b 7.c 8.d 9. b 10. b 3. liquid 6. marine a, down ••••
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3. to get up early to go to work. 6. out of the ordinary to put his hands on the vehicle.
4. eating Italian food more than Mexican 7. in charge 6. The instructor explained that ali
food. / eating Italian to eating 8. out of sight participants had to wear safety
Mexican food. / to eat Italian food equipment.
C. 1. told, could
rather than eat Mexican food. 7. The tour guide informed the
2. said, was feeling
5. have an apple than abanana. tourists that they would meet at
3. had fallen. the previous day the museum entrance at 3 o'clock,
6. pay for things with his credit card
4. had already had 8. Jenny said to Frank that they
because it's convenient.
5. would show, the following day could kill two birds with one stone.
6. might
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A. 1.c 2. a 3. d 4. d [Il]] (5tudent's Book pp.lD2-lD3)
D. 1. that the building had been out of
5. c 6. a 7. b 8. d A. 1. lost 7. lose
use for a year.
B. 1. cornplaint 5. dissatisfied 2. misses 8. lost
2. that if he didn't call the doctor
2. amusing 6. misleading then, he wouldn't be able to make 3. lose 9. missed
3. worthless 7. endless an appointment. 4. losing 10. losing
4. hopeless 3. that Tim was covering the story 5. missed 11. missed
C. 1. buying 4. to get/buy for Channel 8. 6. lost 12. missed
2. couldn't be 5. burst 4. that we could go swimming at the B. 1. a 2. a 3. b 4. c 5. b
3. not to give pool the next day/the tollowinq 6.a hC 8.d 9.a
day.
5. that Mary should apologise to her
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2. murder 6. down amazing in a minute. B. 1. b 2. d 3. e 4. a 5. c
3. victim 7. killer E. 1. a 2. b 3. c 4. b 1. good cause
4. twists 8. copy 2. fancy dress
B. 1. f
5. c
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7. d
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4. name tags
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2. into 6. workout 5. hand out
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2. hero 6. autobiography 4. weight 8. pulled
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4. graphic novels should do next. A. 1. grabbing a bite
C. 3 - 4 -1 - 2 Ursula told her to run on the 2. ordered us to stav
treadmill.
3. lost her temper
1. character 5. appeal 2. Bob asked Phil not to forget to
4. wondered why Sally was
2. vivid 6. award-wlnninq check his email every other day.
Phil told Bob not to worry and that 5. out of the ordinary
3. plot 7. set
he wouldn't forget. 6. went according to plan
4. suspense 8. heroine
7. mouth fell open
3. Alice asked Mary if/whether she
had visited the art gallery the day 8. know where she could get
D1m!mt!!I befo re / the previcus day. B. 1. into 6. the
A.1. to 4. be 7. to Mary said that she hadn't and that 2. told 7. could
2. take 5. No 8. in she was going that day.
3. if 8. to
3. on 6. co st 9. out 4. Julie asked Diana if/whether she
4. at 9. in
B. 1. a 2. c 3. b 4.a 5.b could show her how that/the
machine worked. 5. bit
6.a 7.b 8. a 9.a 10. b
Diana said that she couldn't. C. 1. c 2. b 3. b 4. a 5. c
C. 1. (for) one week
She didn't want to be late for an D. 1.J 2. S 3. J 4. R 5. J
2. thirty/30 appointment. 6. 5 7. E 8. R 9. 5
3. video games 5. Eric asked Ollie if/whether he had
4. stuffed animals
5. eight/8
decided to give up.
Ollie said that he had and that he
module 11
6. 9/9 p.m./9 at night couldn't take it anymore. lmI (5tudel1lt's Book pp.lDB-lD9)
D. 1.c 2. b 3. d 4. c 5.a 6.b 6. Henry told Brad not to borrow his A. 1. b 2. d 3. a 4. b
things without asking again. 5.d 6.a 7.c 8.a
module 10 Brad said OK and promised that he B. 1. out 5. even

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wouldn't.
C. 1. Robert asked Eric if/whether he
2. spite
3. up
6. so
7. get
A. 1. whale 4. shot had bought a new car the day
before / the previous day. 4. to 8. in
2. younger 5. away
3. chance 6. down 2. Lív wondered why Jenny was late C. 1. b 2. b 3. a 4. c
B. 1. in person aga in. 5.b 6.b hb 8.c
6. Donna wanted to know where Simone D. 1. Fiona wasn't feeling weil, she went
2. out of shape
had gat that beautiful painting. to Kathy's barbecue. ~
3. out of work
4. The teacher told Billy not to write 2. of havinq ,II the necessárv ~
4. out of order
on the wall.
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A: I'm here on an isolated island in the
Seychelles, a group of islands in the
Indian Ocean. The island has one
resident. Charlie Moorehouse, originally
from Colchester. who has been living
here for thirty years. Charlie, how did
you make the decision to come and live
here?
B: Weil, I used to work for a newspaper,
and Ilived in a small fiat in the centre of
Colchester. I had a good job, but I was
very unhappy. I used to come on holiday
to the Seychelles almost every year,
and I dreamt of living here. Then the
opportunity came along and I took it.
A: When did you start living here?
B: I bought the island in 1985 for f15,000
and I started living here right away. At
the time, there were very few trees,
but lots of bush es, and I had to build a
wooden hut to live in. Every day, I had
to carry water from the main isiand in a
small boat. It was extremely hard work
in the beginning, and I made a lot of
mistakes. For exarnple. there weren't
many birds on the island, so I bought
ten from a neighbouring island, hoping
they'd stay. They flew straight back the
following day. However, I kept trying,
and now there are lots of different kinds
of birds here.
A: ls life easier now?
B: Definitely. I have water piped in from
the main island and electricity and even
contact with the outside world through
a phone line. l've planted lots of trees
and now I've got plenty of fruit to eat.
I'm getting old now, but over the years
I have learnt a lot about living on an
island, and life in general. This has made
life easy for me.
A: Do you get many visitors?
B: My brother of ten comes to stay for a
few days, but he can't stand it for long er.
Many people from the main island visit,
but I don't let anyone stay overnight.
Ilet th em watch the sunset. but then
I have to ask th em to leave. I get a lot
of rich people dropping by, too. One
Russian businessman even asked to buy
my island, but I told him it wasn't for
sale. I could be living in a luxurious fiat
somewhere, but I would miss ali this.
A: Don't you miss vour old life?
B: Not at ali. I've been here for thirty years
now, and I don't regret a single minute.
A lot of people think I must get lonely
here. But the only time I've ever felt
really lonely in my life is when llived in
that small fiat in Colchester.
~rmmm
11.
...and now for Monday's weather report.
After a weekend of thunder and lightning,
the storms are finally starting to pass. It
will be overcast Monday morning, with a
possibility of light showers, but it will soon
elear up after noon. From then on, the sun
will shine and the skies will remain clear up
until nightfall.
2.
A: Hey, Bill. What happened to you? Are
you ali right?
B: Weil, if I tell you what happened, you will
wonder how I managed not to break my
legs as weil!
A: Don't tell me it happened on the hiking
trip!
B: Yes, it did. As we were walking down
the mountain tra il, it suddenly started
raining, and the ground got very
slippery. I tripped on a rock and fell
down head first. and hit my arm! After
that, I kept rolling down until
I crashed into atree! I could tell it was
broken right away.
A: Really? That's terrible!
B: It could have been worse. Fortunately,
besides that. I just got a few burnps and
bruises.
3.
A: ...and leave your message after the
beep,
B: Ah, hi, Tony. It's me Martin. I can't make
it today because unfortunately I got
into an accident! I stopped to get some
petrol on my way over to your house
and a few minutes after I left the petrol
station a driver ignored a stop sign,
skidded on some ice and hit me from
behind. The worst part is that after that,
he sped away! Luckily, I was wearing
a seat belt. If not, I'd certainly be in
hospital right now! I have to go. The
police officers need me to fill out some
forms. 1'11 call you tomorrow and we'lI
meet up. Bye!
4.
A: What an exciting race! Look at how fast
thev're going!
B: I know! Weil, you know these aren't
amateur riders. They're ali professionals.
A: I can tell! Look! They are reaching the
finish line!
B: Oh, no! Pittsburg Star just tripped.
I hope the rider didn't get injured.
A: Me too. They're going pretty fast!
5.
A: I am not so sure about this!
B: Come on. tt's amazing. You'll see. Don't
worry about anything. The safety rope is
going to hold you.
A: It's just that we've been climbing up for
a couple of nours, and I just realised
how high we are! The water is probably
a littie deep, too!
B: You're not going to reach the water!
Don't think about it and jump!
6.
A: Did you see that documentary about
extraordinary survival stories last night?
B: Yes, I did. I was amazed by the story
about the two photographers who got
lost.
A: \Oh' yes, I think I remember. Was that the
one with the men in the jungle or those
who were climbing Mount Everest?
B: Neither! They were riding camels and
wanted to take onetos of the exotic
landscapes, but accrcentauv got lost.
A:
Emm!JE:CBI
A: Good morning. How can I help you?
B: Hello. I'd like to book a trip to Peru,
please.
A: Ah, I understand. You saw our TV
commercial, am I right?
B: Which one?
A: The one about the special deals on trips
to Peru.
B: No, I dtdn't, actually. But that sounds
good.
A: Oh, OK then ... Let's have a look at flights
to Peru.
B: It's a dream holiday for me. I have
dreamt about going there ever since
I was alittie bov. I used to read books
about the Incas and Machu Picchu.
A: Our special offer is for trips in July.
When did you wa nt to travel?
B: Actually, I want to go in August. Will it be
very busy then?
A: I'd say it's as busy as in July. But you
won't get the special ofter, that's alI.
B: Tnat's not a problem.
A: Would you be interested in a guided
tour? We've got lots of interesting
excursions to ancient ruins and
historicai sites.
B: Actually, I prefer to explore places on
my own. You know, turn my trip into a
bit of an adventure.
A: I see. And I guess vou'd be interested in
a trip to Machu Picchu.
B: Of course. Tnat's the main reason I'm
going.
A: Weil, you will fly from here to Lima, the
capital of Peru, and from there you can
catch another flight to Cusco, which is
near Machu Picehu.
B: ls there a bus I can take instead?
A: Yes, but it's a 20·hour journey.
B: That's OK. I'd like to get a look at
Peruvian nature. I've heard it's
magnificent.
A: Whatever you think is best.
B: Also, I haven't flown for a long time, so
I'm already kind of worried about the
flight to Peru. l'd rather avoid the stress
of taking another pia ne, too.
A: That sound 5 logical. OK, let me show
you which dates you can fly out on ....
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Good afternoon. I'm here today to give ~
you a few tips on performing weil in job ::2
interviews.
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interview. This means knowing what Q.
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vou're going to say about yourself. Also, u
do research about the company that is
offering the position. The Internet is so full
of information that there's no excuse for
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what do you people do here?'
A: I'm not sure l've met your university
friends.
B: Really? They're coming over in a while.
Stav, so you can meet them.
4.
A: ...and that's what happened with my
blog, lan.
B: Let me see if I understand you correctly,
Natalie. Your blog has information about
events.
A: In the local area. That's right.
B: And vou're saying that a newspaper
wants to put a link to your blog on their
website.
A: Yeah. It seems like my blog has become
very popular.
B: In other words, people prefer your blog
to the newspaper's website.
A: Exactly. It's crazv, isn't it?
5.
A: You're not seaslck, are you?
B: No. I'm OK.
A: So, how was your first night in the
cabin?
B: I'd rather not talk about it.
A: That bad? I know it's pretty tiny, but
what can Ido?
B: No, there was plenty of room and it
wasn't as cold as I thought it would be.
A: Yeah, I once staved there in the winter
and it was freezing.
B: But when was the last time you cleaned
in there?
A: Huh?
B: It's filthy. Do you mind if I get to work on
it?
A: No. Go ahead.
1!Dm!!!Ia:mD
A: Hello, Sophie.
B: Hi, Jason! I haven't seen you here
before, have I?
A: No, you haven't. This is my first time
here. I was told it's a good place for
organic food.
B: Yes, it is. If you want to avoid ali those
chemicals that poison your body, it's
the best place to buy your fruit and
vegetables.
A: Oh, come on. Not ali non-orcanic food is
that bad.
B: Weil, in my opinion, It's best to avoid
it. So, why have you decided to start
buying organic food?
A: Weil, my doctor advised me to
eat more fruit and vegetables, so
I thought I might try a few organic
things.
B: Good for you. tt's the best choice.
A: I suppose so. But how can I be sure that
ali these products they're selling are
actually organic?
B: What do you mean?
A: Weil, how can I tell the difterence?
B: Don't worry. This shop is well-known for
its produce. It only sells healthy organic
food. And everything is fresh and tastv,
A: I suppose if I want to lose some weight, I
might as weil enjoy what I'm eating.
B: You're not overweight. B: Why's that? Were you bored stift
A: Weil, I'm not exactly thin. And the rest because he showed you ali his holiday
of my family has huge weight problems, photos? I hate it when he does that.
so I try to watch my weight as much as I A: No. Mario was there, and he was really
can. Eat less meat, that sort of thing. getting on my nerves.
B: I haven't eaten meat for ten years. B: Oh, now I see.
And I'm thinking about giving up dairy 2.
products, too. A: Did you manage to play tennis
A: What? No milk or cheese? No way. yesterday, Jim?
I couldn't do that. B: Yeah. I ran into some colleagues and we
B: lt's just a way of life, Jason. went to the courts in Hillside Avenue.
A: So, you're really into green living, then. A: That's where we used to play when we
Growing your own food, ma king your were kids.
own clothes ... B: I know, and check this out. Eddie hurt
B: I haven't started making my own clothes his leg and couldn't play for haIf the
yet. But none of my clothes are made game. Then it ali came back to me.
out of mari-made materials. In fact, this Timmy Wilkins broke his leg on that
jumper is made from 100% wool from same court when we were at school,
a farm that a friend of mine owns. 5he remember?
sells her wool to a shop that makes A: Of course.
organic clothing.
B: Weil, Eddie fell the same way, but luckily
A: It's very nice, I have to admit. he didn't break it.
B: 1'11 tell you where it is. A: I wonder what Tirnrnv's doing these
A: Great. days.
mmmmrmmJ
Hello, shoppers! Are you looking for some
3.
A: Guess what! I went to the gym
yesterday.
great offers? Then look no further than B: What? You? Why?
MetroCity Shopping Centre! For one week
A: I had an aerobics class, that's whv,
only, we are going mad with our special
offers. No need to search around overpriced B: That must have been tough.
shops. MetroCity has everything you need, A: Why do you say that?
and you can find some real bargains. Feeling B: Weil, you never do any exercise.
athletic? Then get down to Sportworld. A: That's because I'm already in good
where there is 40% off ali basketball shape.
clothing. There's also a 30% discount on B: So, it was a piece of cake, then?
trainers and ali footballs are haIf price.
A: No, it wasn't. I only lasted for about 10
What else do you need? How about getting
minutes.
a new tablet or smartphone? Get down to
B: So, no more gym for you.
Digi Planet where they are ali haIf price.
You can also get 3 video games for the A: No. I'm going back. I want to try and last
for 20 minutes next time.
price of 2! Why not pick up a game con sole
while vou're there, with a 30% discount that 4.
ends this week? Now, that's an ofter worth A: Oh, this is useless!
considering. Are you on a tight budget and B: What's up, Ollie? Having trouble with
need something for the kids? There are that video game again?
some amazing toys at Toys 4 U. There is a A: Yeah. The first level was really easy, but I
40% discount on wooden tovs this week, keep getting stuck on this one.
and ali stuffed animals are half price! You'll
B: Don't go down that street. There are lots
definitely find something worth buying
of guards down there and vou'Il lose a
down there. And when vou've finished
life for sure ... Have you tri ed to look for
shop ping, take the kids to the Kids Fun Park
a walkthrough online?
on the 4th floor. lt's a world of fun for ali
A: Yeah. I've got one but it telis me to go in
children under eight years old wi th only a
5-pound entrance fee. At MetroCity you can the wrong direction. Look! Now I'm lost.
have a fun day out, without spending too B: Give it here. Let me try.
much money. The shopping centre opens at A: Go ahead. I've lost interest in this game.
nine o'clock every morning and closes at 9 5.
<J)
c
o
at night, except on 5undays, when it stavs A: Hi, Celia. Have you figured out what ~
open tili eight. So, what are you waiting for? .S1
vou're going to do with that money yet? :o
Get down to MetroCity today! á'
B: l've got an idea.
:;'!;
lI!lm!m!JECD
1.
A: You know, you can always give it to me.
I could buy a new car.
:;'!;
@
1:'
B: You don't need a new car. Anyway, trs "OD
A: Hi. How's it going, Robert? not that much rnonev,
'C
A
Q.
B: Hello, Peter. o
A: OK. At least let me help you spend it. We u
A: Where were you yesterday? could go shopping!
B: ~hat? Oh, 5teve's barbecue. B: No. I think 1'11 give it to a good cause.
I ~ouldn't make it. How was it?
A: Really? That's very nice of you.
A: I don't know. I usuallv have a whale of a B: W,II. there are people who need it ~
time at 5teve's place, but this time was more than me. .
different.

A: Good morning, John!
B: Keep it down, Unda. I haven't quite
woken up yet.
A: Come on. lt's late.
B: Late? lt's seven-thirty. What are you
doing at the bus stop, anyway? You
don't work mornings anymore, so you
don't even have to get up.
A: Yeah, but I like it. I go for a run and then
have a nice breakfast. That's how I'm
I don't sleep very weil.
A: So, do you think you've got insomnia or
something?
B: It had erossed my mind. I looked online
and l've got ali the symptoms. Maybe I
should see someone about it.
A: Nonsense! Don't believe everything you
read on the Net. Let me ask you. What
do you eat betore you go to bed?
B: Weil, I don't eat anything when I get
home because I usually sleep and then
go out. So I have something when I get
back home again at around eleven.
A: I think we may have found where your
problem comes from.
B: Maybe vou're right.
A: What do you do for a living?
B: I'm a chel at a restaurant in Pullman
Street. lt's a small pia ce, so vou've
probably never heard of it.
A: You don't mean '5andy's Piace', do you?
B: Yeah, that's it. 5andy is what most
people call me now.
A: I don't believe it. I go there ali the time.
How come I've never seen you? Maybe
because I go very late in the evening.
B: Weil, I'm there from the afternoon tili we
close. But we're always very busy, and I
don't really get out of the kitchen.
A: I usually go there with my friend,
Mercedes. She loves the food the re.
B: Mercedes? That's the name ol one of

full of energy ali day.
B: You're mad. What time do you go to
bed?
A: Eleven o'clock every night, and I'm up at
six every morning.
B: What, even at the weekend?
A: Yes. lt's important not to break the
routine.
B: There's no way I could do that.
I can't get out of bed befo re twelve on
a Sunday.
A: What? That's the whole day wasted.
B: I need my sleep. Do you ever sleep
during the day?
A: Yes. I usually lie down for half an hour
befo re I go to work.
B: I of ten sleep for an hour or two as soon
as I get back from work.
A: That's a lot of sleep. Do you have
problems sleeping at night?
B: Actually, Ido. I can't get to sleep unti!
after two a.m., and even then
mz:;mm~
A: Excuse me. Is your name Alexandra?
B: Um, yes. Do I know you?
A: My name's Elizabeth Richards.
B: The name rings a bell, but I just can't..
A: We used to go to school together.
B: Of course! Uzziel Wow! It must be ten
years since I've seen you.
A: More like twenty. I was eight when
I left Ellwood Secondary School.
B: You're right. How time llies. What
happened to you? Why did you move
away from Bedford?
A: My dad found a job in Milton Keynes,
so we moved there. I wish I had staved.
to be honest.
B: You're kidding! I live in Milton Keynes,
too. I'm just here visiting my cousins.
A: Wow! What a coincidence! When did
you move to Milton Keynes?
B: About five years ago.
the instructors at the gym I go to.
A: You're kidding! My friend is a gym
instructor. She works at a place in
Fairmount Street.
B: Yep, that's my gym. This is just so weird!
A: So, do you live near the gym?
B: Yeah. It's just around the corner from
my fiat.
A: Don't tell me you live in the big red
block of flats in Mansfield Street.
B: I do!! What? Do you live the re, too?
A: No. It was a íuckv guess. I've just seen
that building a few times.
B: Phew!
A: Usten, I've got some time to kill, and
there's a café near here. Do you feel like
going for a coffee?
B: Of course. We can catch up on each
other's news.

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~~ In case of an emergency, emergency exits larger house, with a ba ck garden 'and a
~ are located at the front, middie and back. tree-house, daddy', my daughter always
~ If evacuation is necessary, the lighting on says. I would like to be able to afford to put
~~ the floor will guide you to the nearest exit. my kids through university and help them
~ Make sure you know exactly where the Doors can be opened by moving the handie create a life for themselves. And eventually
interview is being held and arrive about in the direction of the arrow. I would like to retire at an age when my
twenty minutes before it starts. This makes 5. wife and I will still be healthy and energetic
a good lrnpression, and at the same time it Hello, Beth! I'm so excited. I just bought enough to travel a bit.
prevents you from being late. In addition, the new TechBlast WOO! I just tap on the Speaker 5
it gives you a moment to get ready, which
touchscreen and I can download and install I've always liked cooking, and from an early
helps if vou're feeling a littie nervous.
apps from the Internet. play games, send age I would make cakes and biscuits for my
lt's good to ask questions, but it is best to email and connect to social media sites. family. They enjoyed
wait tili the end of the interview, when you Also, the screen is perfect for watching them, and Iloved trying out new recipes.
are asked if you have any. However, there videos. 11'5 bigger than a smartphone, but Later, at university, I was studying
are some subjects you should avoid. For small enough to carry with me wherever I Chemistry, which was interesting, but ali I
example, don't talk about the salary. Wait go! I was just calling to get your new email remember from those years was having fun
for your interviewer to bring up the subject. address so I can add you to my contacts. cooking and baking with friends. During
As for benefits, you are there to show what Call me when you get this message! my last vear, my cousin offered me a job
you can do for them, not what they can do at his bakery in Berlin. I wasn't enjoying
for you. So avoid this topic. university much, so Iconsidered quitting
Don't be shy about your abilities. Be Speaker 1 and following my dream. But I stuck to it
confident and give the impression that and found a job at a factory. There tsn't a
Ever since I can remember, I've always
you are the best at what you do. However, day that goes by that I don't regret that
wanted to be a Cambridge University
don't overdo it. I've heard of one applicant decision. Oh, weil, maybe one day. I'm stlll
student. I just never saw myself anywhere
who started off the interview by saying, young. Istill make great cakes for friends
else. limagined myself walking down the
Tm so weil qualified that if you don't hire and family, though.
old ha Ils, looking out the stained glass
me, it means there is a problem with your
cornpanv's management: The interview
ended very quickly after that.
windows onto the grass, and visiting
river on a lazy afternoon. By the time I
the
Emm!!ECB1
1.
finished secondary school. though, the fees
Finally, what interviewers really want to see were three times as high and my family A: Hi, Tony. Where have you been?
is that vou're active, and are involved in really couldn't afford to get a loan. So that B: I went to fill up the car with petrol.
your area of expertise without getting paid
was the end of that dream! Sometimes A: What took you so long? Did you go to
for it. For example, if you go to an interview people tell me I could still go for it, but I'm the supermarket, too?
for the job of a journalist and you have a so busy with work now, I can't pause my life
blog with lots of readers, this is a massive B: No, I didn't. I met Steve on the way back
and go back to being a student.
bon us. It shows that you love what you do, and we went for a coffee.
Speaker 2
but also, that while you were unemployed A: Oh. OK. Can you go to the corner shop
When I was growing up, ali I wanted to later and get a few things?
you weren't waiting around doing nothing.
become was a lorry driver. Iloved the idea
B: Su re.
Em!t!JmDm
1.
of driving
admire
around the world, taking
miles and miles of land. I also like
time to
2.
the idea of being alone with my thoughts; A: Hello, Jack. You just got back from
This is an announcement for ali spectators! not feeling the need to talk ali the time holiday, right?
There is a red Ford Focus with the number or have another person near me. In fact. B: Yes. I had a great time. The Amazon is
plate NKW 1345 blocking an emergency I believe that having ali that time to think wonderful.
exit on the east side of the stadium. The helps you keep calm and focused. It makes A: Wow! I didn't know you were su ch an
owner of the vehicle is requested to move you appreciate a lot of things you wouldn't adventurer. Did you go on a trip down
it immediately or else it will be towed away otherwise. My parents said that they the river?
and he will have to pay a fine of ESDD. We weren't happy with my choice of career, but B: Umm. No.
remind everyone that it is strictly forbidden that dldn't stop me. I started driving lorries
A: So, you just explored the rainforest? It
to park anywhere near emergency exits ten years ago, and I haven't looked back.
must be amazing. Do you have any nice
du ring matches for the safety of ali
Speaker 3 photos to show me?
spectators.
My dream? To be a published author, of B: Yes, I do. But thev're of the sunset from
2,
course. I mean, l've always wrltten stories. The Amazon balcony on the 7th floor.
Hi, Mary. lt's Lisa! My shift is almost over When I was younger, I would even draw
A: Ah, so you stayed at The Amazon, where
so you can expect me to be at your house pictures to go with them.
we went a few years ag o, Why didn't you
in about an hour. I'm going to stop by the I went on to study English Literature and
say so?
supermarket on my way over, so if you am now working as a secondary school
need anything, let me know! 1'11 also stop by B: Come on. Can you imagine me in the
teacher. But when I go home and write my
the chemist's if it's open. Bye! other Amazon? I wouldn't survive a
stories, my creativity comes alive. I think I'm
minute.
3. closer to being published now than when
I was a kid. I'm reaching out to people, 3.
Hey, Bill. It's Steve. I wanted to give you
directions to the art gallery again, because giving them stuff to read so they can give A: So, are you ready for your cruise, Julia?
I told you that you should turn right at the me an opinion, using my blog to upload a B: I suppose so,
first crossroads after you pass the petrol few pages here and there. Hopefully, 1'11 get A: You don't seem very confident.
station. Weil, there are some roadworks noticed; sooner rather than later.
B: I just hate pack ing, that's alI. Choosing
going on at that crossroads, so just turn Speaker 4 whatl to take and what to leave. lt's a
right at the next one and then right again My hopes for the future are pretty simple. I nightmare!
and you'lI see the art gallery after about wan! rnv family to be together. I want us to A: Yes. That can be annoying. But don't let
100 metres. Ask a passerby if you can't find be neattnv and happy. it ruin your trip.
it. Bye! I definitely would like to have my own B: Don't worry, I'm going with some old
4. business, be more independent and stop friends from university, so I have no
Ali passengers are required to remain relying on others to provide for my family.
doubt that 1'11 have a great time.

10
 places, so the idea of banning them [EI!] (Student's Boak pp.12D-121)
on public transport is outrageous. A 1. f 2. e 3. a 4. 9 5. c 6. h
People spend a great deal of their B. 1. could come 4. had
qualifications, Emma didn't get time on public transport and should
2. could afford 5. had taken
the job. be allowed to use their mobile
phones. Mobile phones were created 3. had arrived 6. knew
3. as not to wake Alice up. / that we
don't wake Alice up. to help people communicate when C. Suggested answers
4. though I read the article carefully, they are on the road. Banning them 1. I had called my mother
I didn't understand what it said. could lead to many people missing 2. he hadn't lent Henry his car
out on important information, events 3. could speak Russian
5. we get / will get / can get there on
or emergencies, because they
time. 4. I could spend more time with my
wouldn't be able to use their phone.
6. not to gain weight. family
Moreover, I understand that some
5. she could remember her PIN number
people can be very annovínq and
[[I!I (Student's Book pp. ilO-ill) irritating when using their phones
6. I nadn't told you that secret

A. 1. stayed 5. hang on public transport but this shouldn't 7. I dldn't have to give a presentation
lead to the banning of mobile phones tomorrow
2. sleepy 6. call
3. asleep 7. keep for everyone. Surely, a more suitable D.
solution can be found. For instance, 1. f 2. a 3. 9 4. c
4. nightmare 8. treating
how about putting up signs in buses 5. b 6. d 7. e
B. 1. both 5. none
and in the underground, reminding
2. Ali 6. both
3. Neither 7. either
people to be more considerate and
quiet when tal king on their phones or
IE!] (Student's Book pp.122-123J
4. both 8. ali else they could pay a fine? A. 1. e 2. b 3. f 4. d
C. 1. Both Rita and Paul had a bad cough. 5.c 6.g 7.a
2. We can either call befo re we arrive
or we can just turn up.
l:IIJl!Itm 1. can't make head or tail of it
A. 1. spite of going to sleep
3. Joanna hates both lentils and 2. eventhoughshehad 2. my jaw dropped
spinach. 3. both my mother and father 3. sleep like a log
4. Neither my brother nor I have 4. but none of them 4. blew my mind
bought tickets for the match. 5. a pain in the neck
5. my brother nor I (can)
5. Philip will either get bread 6. felt on top of the world
6. so as not to / so that I didn't
from the bakeryor from the 7. spill the beans
7. in order to buy
supermarket.
8. so as to buy B. 1. c 2. b 3. a 4. b
6. I have neither had a shower nor
9. in spite of having 5. c 6. a 7. a 8. d
brushed my teeth yet.
7. Mark should either go on a diet or 10. in order to become
start working out. B. 1. b 2. a 3. d 4. a 5. c IE!J (5tudent's Baak pp.124-125)
8. My new car is both fast and safe. 6.b 7.d 8.b 9.a A. 1. friendship 6. rejected
D. 1. b 2. b 3. a 4. c C. 1. F 2. T 3. T 4. T 5. T 6. F 2. aside 7. differences
D. 1. F 2. T 3. T 4. F 3. reasonable 8. conclusions
lIlII (Student's Baak pp.1I2-1I3) 5.T 6.F 7.T 4. handie
5. expand
9. clear
10.behind
A. 1. awe 6. anticipate
2. glow 7. search module 12 B. 1. G 2. A 3. G 4. G

3. generate 8. view IE!] (Student's Boak pp.IlB-1l9) 5. A

C. Pr - about
6. G 7. A 8. G

4. remark 9. astonishing A. 1. by chance

T - had
5. released 10. met 2. a slim chance
WW- solution
B. 1. unpredictable 5. mysterious 3. take my chances
A-a
2. suitable 6. professional 4. stand a chance
P -,
3. thrilling 7. delightful 5. a second chance
Sp - attitude
4. impressive 8. amazing 6. left noth ing to chance
lIlII (Student's Book pp.1I4-115J B. 1. a. experiments b. experiment
WO - you could always look
- the
A. 1. threatening 5. fact 2. a. support b. support
- is
2. nonsense 6. reason 3. a. slice b. slice
WW - mind
3. concern 7. outrageous 4. a. stay b. stay
4. costs 8. unemployment 5. a. benefits b. benefits
IB. Suggested answers 6. a.stick b.stick ~
A.1. oply 5. down
Advantages: the driver won't be C. 1. c 2. a 3. c 4. a 5. d 6. a
2. of 6. or
distracted, public trans port will be D. 1. hadn't used
peaceful and qulet 3. out 7. on
2. could/would have stuck
Disadvantages: mobile phones are 3. would have gone 4. in 8. had
necessary ali the time, people spend 4. had gone
a 1. b 2. c 3. a 4.a 5.b
a lot of time on public transport 6. c 7. c 8.b 9.a 10.b
iS. hadn't fallen
C. Suggested answer C. 1. c 2. c 3. b 4. b 5.b
6. not have got
First of ali, I would like to point out D. 1. d 2. b 3. a 4. b 5.d
7. hadn't gone
that mobile phones are not restricted
8. not have missed / have caught
or forbidden in any other public

B
 E. 1. will be taken around the building 1. three-course meal
(by guidesl. 2. organic food
2. should be worn (by workers) at ali 3. street vendor
times. 4. diet dri nks/lood
marvellous 3. is painted every ten years. 5. lood poisoning
h. delighted
b. gorgeous i. tiny 4. for the barbecue has been bought 6. carbonated drinks
by Mrs Williams.
c. furious j. boiling C. 1. c 2. a 3. d 4. b
5. was broken by Roger while he was
d. thrilled k. lascinating
playing baseball/was broken while
e. lilthy 1. astonished Roger was playing baseball. ~
f. hilarious m. freezing A. 1. cut down on junk food
6. is delivered to the restaurant
g. skinny n. starving every day (by the bakeryl. 2. is thought to be
1. furious 7. were planted in the local park. 3. only time will
2. filthy 4. must not be revealed
3. hilarious
4. boiling
[1I!] (5tudent's BDok pp. BD-SO 5. is common knowledge that
6. were being taken
A. 1. fact 4. deforestation
5. marvellous B. 1. d 2. c 3. a 4. b 5. b
2. reused 5. leaking
6. delighted/thrilled/astonished 6. a 7.d 8. d 9. b 10. b
3. banned 6. fine
7. starving C. 1. T 2. F 3. T 4. T
B. 1. c 2. a 3. c 4. b 5. d 6. a
8. skinny 5. F 6. T 7. F
C. 1. was designed
C. 1. c 2. a 3. c 4.a D. 1.a 2. b 3. c 4. b 5. a
2. has been organised / is being
D. Suggested answers organised
1. absolutely 3. had been stolen module 9
2. really 4. was being prepared [l!1 (5tudent's Book pp. BB-B9)
3. extremely/absolutely 5. are/were kept A. 1. bombarded 6. range
4. extremely/really 6. is included 2. conduct 7. tend
5. very/really 7. hasn't the car/has the car not been 3. instinct 8. pick
6. incredibly cleaned 4. spam 9. influence
7. totally 8. are being told 5. misery 10. brain
8. really/very D. 1. is being spread B. 1. prelerence 4. Initially
E. "It was amazing how I came out 2. were being sold 2. countless 5. consideration
alive ... I stopped by the river ... The 3. is believed that 3. unimportant
bear started ..." 4. are being carried C. 1. b 2. a 3. c 4.a
5. thought to be 5. a 6. c 7. a 8. c
~ 6. considered to be D. 1. to visit
A. 1. c 2. a 3.c 4.b 5.b 2. reading / to read
6. d
B. 1. National
7. a 8.b 9. a
5. awareness
10. b
lIl!I (5tudlmt's Book pp. 82-83) 3. to see
A. AN, B ! U IT! TER I V 5 HIR I liM P D A 4. spending
2. pollution 6. shortage D CiH Ei EIS E P A CUG o KIO U llU
MG X RIN E T 5 PI N A C H LIM AB
5. linding
3. endangered 7. unbelievable
!U!EBIEBE'PiSE 6. to take
4. percentage 8. fairly ~RA:~;: -~ JT,LNKj~-~ 7. to analyse / analysing
SIMTBD VHPPH,T!ITG
C. 1. a 2. c 3. a 4. a 5.c
iD AMS ODLES'1N~j' 8. wear
D. 1. c 2. a 3. d 4. a 5. a 6. c J F I W! P D ~r~1l12IG Z K lA O! L A Y N
9. helping
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10. to water
module B FRUIT: grapelruit, apricot, pear

[1I!] (5tudent's Book pp. 78-19)

VEGETABLES: spinach, pumpkin,
aubergine [l!1 (5tudl!!nt's BDOk pp.9D-91)
A. 1. artificial 5. global
GRAIN5: noodles, oatmeal, rice A. 1. model 4. consoles
2. outcome 6. rate 2. sale 5. refunds
DAIRV PRODUCTS: butter, cheese,
3. process 7. carbon milk 3. offer
4. dust 8. scarce PROTEIN FOODS: shrimp, lenti ls, B. 1. short 5. budget
B. 1. produces 5. developed lamb 2. broke 6. object
2. Building 6. creating B. 1. vegan 5. replace 3. shopping 7. tip-off
3. make 7. discovered 2. down 6. wrong 4. steal
4. discovered 8. build 3. into 7. nutritious C.
C. 1. 1055 4. intruder 4. balanced 1. would rather not buy
2. valuable 5. completion C. 1. out 3. of 5.been 7. up 2. were up to me
3. criticism 6. destruction 2. by 4. in 6.to 3. spare you some
D. 1. gave 7. is /was/had 4. to play basketball rather than

2. had visited 8.
been built
was made
lIl!I (5tudent's Boak pp. 84-85) 5. doés not malter
I
~. 1. beverages 5. soil 6. would rather have some pasta
3. looked 9. will be installed
2. affordable 6. cancer D.
4. was made 10. had
3. whereas 7. crops 1. to browse a littie befo re I make a
5. arrived 11. met 4. calories 8. highly decision.
6. was shown 12. will visit
B. 1. d, e 2. a 3. b 4. d 5. c 6. c, d
li
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internship programme costs and 2. yell 5. explain
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may/might have read this book
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3. That's my colleague(,) whose sister A. 1. warning 4. forbidden
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3. protection
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