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**Unit 1 **
Grammar A 1. have seen; 2. has worked/has been working; 3. has snowed; 4. has
lived; 5. have been using; 6. has been trying/has tried
Conversation A It’s interesting, it’s near the ocean, and the weather is usually
nice.
Speaker #2
no
Speaker #3
western Canada The ranch has been in her family for over 100 years.
maybe
Speaker #4
_C: Goal 3 _ Language Expansion A tropical: hot, humid placed near Earth’s equator;
temperate: places with distinct seasons that are never extremely hot or cold;
snowy: places that receive a large
amount of snow; rainy: places that receive a large amount of rain; arid: places
that receive very little rain; frigid: extremely cold places
**Unit 3 **
Grammar A 1. Coal and oil are used for heating and transportation.; 2. Money is
raised for environmental projects by conservation groups.; 3. Many problems have
been caused in recent years by extreme weather.; 4. Invasive species were brought
to Australia by immigrants during the 1800s.; 5. Deforestation in Southeast Asia is
being caused by palm oil plantations.; 6. Energy is being conserved in many parts
of the world.; 7. An excellent land‐management plan was developed by one company.;
8. Tons of paper and plastic have been kept out of landfills by recycling.
C 1. They’re dying.; 2. 20,000; 3. They say it’s always hot in the summertime.; 4.
27; 5. The storms get energy from the warm water.; 6. Many people have had to leave
their homes and villages.
Pronunciation A 1. Climate change has been in the news lately.; 2. We’ve received
dozens of letters.; 3. Will this rain never end?; 4. The heat takes a toll on the
human body.; 5. The governor is worried about food shortages.; 6. Is that a good
way to save energy?
Communication A 1. c; 2. d; 3. b; 4. e; 5. a
Grammar A The Nile Perch had been a river fish before it was brought to Lake
Victoria.; 2. The lake had not had such a large predator before the perch arrived.;
3. By the late 1980s, the perch population had grown enormously.; 4. James called
his mother
**Unit 4 **
B (Left to right) 1, 5, 3, 4, 6, 2
C 1. T; 2. F; 3. F; 4. F; 5. T
Pronunciation A 1. The king told all the people to use paper money.; 2. People
began to use coins a long time ago.; 3. I try to learn five English words every
day.; 4. I like to find a bargain when I go to the store.; 5. He sent an e‐mail to
his parents to ask them for
B 1. by factory workers, not needed (It’s obvious who makes them.); 2. by our
teacher, not needed (It’s obvious who collects them.); 3. needed (It’s important
information.); 4. by a thief, not needed (t’s obvious who steals things.); 5.
needed (It’s important information.); 6. needed (It’s important information.)
Conversation A $100
C 1. T; 2. F; 3. F; 4. T; 5. T
Writing A 1. was discovered; 2. was told; 3. was made; 4. were introduced; 5. was
formed
E: Video Journal While You Watch B 1. F, only the seller the buyer and the seller
decides; 2. T; 3. F, 10 20; 4. F, are aren’t; 5. F, hat carpet; 6. T
**Unit 6 **
Grammar A 1. He said he made sculptures with metal and glass; 2. He said his newest
sculpture was 10 meters tall; 3. He said he was flying to Germany the next day; 4.
He said he didn’t know how long he would stay in Berlin; 5. He said he was going to
show his work in a famous gallery; 6. He said he couldn’t talk about his next
sculpture.
B 1. I bought a pot that was made in Korea; 2. Jenna has two brothers who are
artists; 3. The woman who lives next door is from Brazil; 4. Everyone who took the
class learned a lot; 5. Where is the book that was on the table? 6; I don’t like
those painting that are hard to understand
B 1. c; 2. d; 3. a; 4. b
B 1. d; 2. c; 3. e; 4. a; 5. b
C 1, 3, 4
**Unit 8 **
_B: Goal 2 _ Listening A Individual Sports Both Team Sports swimming, skiing,
martial arts, bicycling, boxing, golf
_D: Goal 4 _ Reading B 1. Russell Hill and Robert Barton of the University of
Durham; 2. If color affects the outcome of sports matches; 3. They looked at the
color that the winners wore; 4. When competitors were equally matched with their
opponent in fitness and skill, the athletes wearing red were more likely to win.
C 1. NI; 2. F; 3. F; 4. NI; 5. T; 6. NI
C 1. F; 2. T; 3. F; 4. T; 5. T
Writing A 1. didn’t he; 2. isn’t it; 3. shouldn’t we; 4. doesn’t it; 5. can’t they
C 1
While You Watch A 2
B 1. d; 2. a; 3. b; 4. c
B 1. c; 2. e; 3; b; 4. a; 5. d
C 2, 3, 4
**Unit 10 **
Grammar A 1. may/might/could have crashed; 2. must have had; 3. must have been; 4.
may/might/could have run out, may/might/could have gotten lost; 5. may/might/could
have sunk
_B: Goal 2 _ Listening B Nessie: Scotland; Unktehila: North America; Chinese
dragons: Lurking Dragon Hill
C 1. c; 2. b; 3. c; 4. b; 5. a
Grammar A 1. was going to; 2. were going to; 3. was going to; 4. were going to; 5.
was going to
E: Video Journal While You Watch A 1. Suggested answers: some might be made by
aliens; 2. you can do it with these tools
B 1, 3, 4, 6, 7,
**Unit 12 **
Grammar A is going to be: a plan; he’s going there: definite future arrangement;
leaves: scheduled event; will pretend: sudden decision; will take his place: sudden
decision
_C: Goal 3 _ Language Expansion B Now Near future Distant future a manned mission
to the Moon
C Less certain: You might be able to go to the Moon. You may also be able to
experience private space flight. (We know she is less certain because she uses
these modals.); More certain: More companies will see the profit. (Here, she makes
a prediction with will .)
Grammar
Descarga
Guardar
WorldEnglish3AnswerKeyUnit1A:Goal1VocabularyB1.inhabit;
2.sail;3.fishing;4.migration;5.hunting;6.employment;7.ancient;
8.herding;9.occur;10.politicalGrammarA1.haveseen;2.haswork
ed/
hasbeenworking;3.hassnowed;4.haslived;5.havebeenusing;6.has
beentrying/
hastriedConversationAIt’sinteresting,it’sneartheocean,andthew
eatherisusuallynice.B:Goal2ListeningBWheredoesthespeakerli
ve?Whydoesthespeakerlivethere?Doesthespeakerplantomove?
Speaker#1Mongolia Shewasbornthere. noSpeaker#2MexicoCity
Hisparentsmovedthereforjobs.noSpeaker#3westernCanada
Theranchhasbeeninherfamilyforover100years.maybeSpeaker#4Sap
poro,Japan HecametoteachEnglish.
yesPronunciationC1.We’vebeenlivinginBeijingforsevenyears.;2.
Marsha’splanningtovisitusinDecember.;3.I’mgoingtogiveherac
alltonight.;4.They’veneverstayedinthesameplaceformorethantwo
years.;5.We’retakingthetrainfromNairobitoMombasa.;6.I’vealway
swantedtogothere.C:Goal3LanguageExpansionAtropical:hot,humi
dplacednearEarth’sequator;temperate:placeswithdistinctseasonsthat
areneverextremelyhotorcold;snowy:placesthatreceivealarge
amountofsnow;rainy:placesthatreceivealargeamountofrain;arid:p
lacesthatreceiveverylittlerain;frigid:extremelycoldplacesB1.I
ndonesia;2.France;3.Switzerland;4.NewZealand;5.Morocco;6.Greenla
ndGrammarA1.sohotthat;2.sorainythat;3.sofriendlythatCo
nversationAHemovedtoabigcity.D:Goal4ReadingA1.over3,000
yearsago;2.PapuaNewGuinea;3.atleast2,000miles;4.theirstyle
ofpotterydecoration;5.easttowest;6.reversestheflowE:VideoJo
urnalWhileYouWatchA1.a;2.c;3.bB1.Spanish;2.churches;3
.special;4.Central;5.arts;6.integration
Unit2A:Goal1VocabularyA1.b;2.i;3.a;4.d;5.h;6.j;7.
g;8.f;9.c;10.eGrammarApreparing(subject),passing(subject),
studying(afterapreposition),recalling(afterapreposition),learning(su
bject)B1.studying;2.traveling;3.forgetting;4.learning;5.Doing;
6.losingConversationA(tobring)herlaptopB:Goal2ListeningB
1.senses;2.lettersC1.T;2.F;3.F;4.T;5.FD1.letter;2
.10;3.blue;4.ahundredPronunciationBvoiced:those,they,they;u
nvoiced:thousand,Thursday,thank,thief,thirstyCvoiced:that,the;un
voiced:thanked,thin,thief,three,theaterC:Goal3LanguageExpansion
B1.survey;2.theory;3.research;4.conducted;5.experiment;6.labora
tory;7.results;8.conclusionGrammarA1.Icouldfalloff;2.hemay
/might/couldmakeamistake;3.shemay/might/
couldhaveanaccident;4.Imay/might/couldseeasnake;5.shemay/
might/couldgetonthewrongtrain;6.Imay/might/
couldneedafillinginmytoothConversationAflyingD:Goal4Readin
gB1.T;2.F;3.NI:4.T;5.T;6.NIC1.theoppositeway;2.t
hesame;3.takeaction;4.happen
E:VideoJournalWhileYouWatchA1.amazing;2.250;3.learning;4.f
ull‐timejob;5.science;6.evenbetter
Unit3A:Goal1VocabularyB1.oil;2.extreme;3.deforestation;4.d
rought;5.conservation;6.increase;7.globalwarming;8.sealevels;9.
ledto;10.climatechangeGrammarA1.Coalandoilareusedforheatin
gandtransportation.;2.Moneyisraisedforenvironmentalprojectsbycon
servationgroups.;3.Manyproblemshavebeencausedinrecentyearsbyext
remeweather.;4.InvasivespecieswerebroughttoAustraliabyimmigrants
duringthe1800s.;5.DeforestationinSoutheastAsiaisbeingcausedbypa
lmoilplantations.;6.Energyisbeingconservedinmanypartsofthewor
ld.;7.Anexcellentland‐
managementplanwasdevelopedbyonecompany.;8.Tonsofpaperandplastic
havebeenkeptoutoflandfillsbyrecycling.B1.birds;2.NationalG
eographicLearning/
CengageLearning;3.cars;4.answerswillvary;5.globalwarmingConve
rsationAMoretreescouldbeplanted.B:Goal2ListeningB1.NewOrle
ans(USA);2.Argentina;3.India;4.FranceC1.They’redying.;2.20,
000;3.Theysayit’salwayshotinthesummertime.;4.27;5.Thestorms
getenergyfromthewarmwater.;6.Manypeoplehavehadtoleavetheir
homesandvillages.PronunciationA1.Climatechangehasbeeninthenew
slately.;2.We’vereceiveddozensofletters.;3.Willthisrainnevere
nd?;4.Theheattakesatollonthehumanbody.;5.Thegovernorisworr
iedaboutfoodshortages.;6.Isthatagoodwaytosaveenergy?
CommunicationA1.c;2.d;3.b;4.e;5.aC:Goal3LanguageExp
ansionB80,000;130,000;20,000;$16,200,000GrammarATheNilePerchh
adbeenariverfishbeforeitwasbroughttoLakeVictoria.;2.Thelake
hadnothadsuchalargepredatorbeforethepercharrived.;3.Bythel
ate1980s,theperchpopulationhadgrownenormously.;4.Jamescalledhis
mother
afterhefinishedplayingsoccer.;5.Beforethesunwentdown,Ritafound
agoodplacetowatchthefireworks.Btorefertoanearliertimein
thepastConversationAkilltheinsectD:Goal4ReadingB1.c;2.
d;3.b;4.aC1.savingtheplanet;2.eight;3.Brazil;4.energy
WritingA1.hadreceived,decided;2.hadworked,became;3.hadchanged
E:VideoJournalWhileYouWatchA1.b;2.a;3.aTEDTalksBefore
YouWatchB1.F;2.T;3.T;4.T;5.F;6.FC1.threat;2.feed
;3.starve;4.alarmedFa.3;b.4;c.1;d.5;e.2Challenge1,
3,2,4AfterYouWatchA1.F,TVandcomputerslivingwiththeInui
t;2.T;3.F,biteprotect;4.F,only,oncemanytimes;5.F,badgood
;6.TB1.hasworked;2.wastaught;3.mayhave;4.Taking;5.are
published;6.toknow
Unit4A:Goal1VocabularyB1.cash;2.borrow;3.expenses;4.budget
;5.lend;6.income;7.bargain;8.debtGrammarA1.tosave;towork
;3.eating,tocook;4.tostudy;5.borrowing;6.togetConversation
AonSaturdayatnoonB:Goal2ListeningA1B(Lefttoright)1,5,
3,4,6,2C1.T;2.F;3.F;4.F;5.TPronunciationA1.The
kingtoldallthepeopletousepapermoney.;2.Peoplebegantousecoin
salongtimeago.;3.ItrytolearnfiveEnglishwordseveryday.;4.
IliketofindabargainwhenIgotothestore.;5.Hesentane‐
mailtohisparentstoaskthemformoney.;6.Wegotothelibraryafter
class.C:Goal3LanguageExpansionA1.deposit;2.withdraw;3.ATM;
4.PINnumber;5.savingsaccount;6.checkingaccount;7.teller;8.recei
ptGrammarA1.isinserted;2.isentered;3.issent;4.istransmitte
d;5.ischecked;6.isreturned;7.isdelivered;8.wereinvented;9.w
eren’tused;10.arefoundB1.byfactoryworkers,notneeded(It’sobv
iouswhomakesthem.);2.byourteacher,notneeded(It’sobviouswhocol
lectsthem.);3.needed(It’simportantinformation.);4.byathief,notn
eeded(t’sobviouswhostealsthings.);5.needed(It’simportantinformatio
n.);6.needed(It’simportantinformation.)ConversationA$100D:Goal
4Reading
B1.musician;2.ataschool;3.science;4.onthestreets;5.journali
stC1.T;2.F;3.F;4.T;5.TWritingA1.wasdiscovered;2.w
astold;3.wasmade;4.wereintroduced;5.wasformedB1.tobecome;
2.playing/
toplay;3.tofollow;4.studying;5.playingE:VideoJournalWhileYo
uWatchB1.F,onlythesellerthebuyerandthesellerdecides;2.T;
3.F,1020;4.F,arearen’t;5.F,hatcarpet;6.T
Unit5A:Goal1GrammarA1.d;2.c;3.e;4.a;5.bConversation
AYoucanprepareforsomethings.B:Goal2ListeningA1.anattack
inaparkinglot;2.aheartattack;3.acaraccidentB1.b;2.a;
3.aPronunciationB1.reduced;2.full;3.reduced;4.full;5.full;
6.reducedC:Goal3LanguageExpansionB1.reserves;2.Predatory;3.
restored;4.species;5.banned;6.Preservation;7.ecosystem;8.endange
redGrammarA1.knew;2.lived;3.could;4.didn’tkill;5.had;6.w
ereConversationATheymakeawarningsound;theybabysit.D:Goal4R
eadingB1.It’sbeautiful.Ithasalonghistory;2.1968;3.leavesor
snow;4.stonesandbrush;5.Theymustbeinexcellentphysicalhealthan
dactivelearners;6.ItchallengestheirmindsandbodiesE:VideoJourn
alWhileYouWatchA1.T;2.T;3.T;4.F,istheonlyisnottheon
ly;5.F,youngerwomengirlsB1.Womenweaversarebecomingthemaine
conomicsupportersofthefamily;2.Weavingkeepspartofthepastalive.
Unit6A:Goal1VocabularyB1.techniques;2.realistic;3.depict;4.
diverse;5.represents;6.sculptures;7.abstract;8.aware;9.paintings
;10.stylesGrammarA1.Hesaidhemadesculptureswithmetalandglas
s;2.Hesaidhisnewestsculpturewas10meterstall;3.Hesaidhewas
flyingtoGermanythenextday;4.Hesaidhedidn’tknowhowlonghew
ouldstayinBerlin;5.Hesaidhewasgoingtoshowhisworkinafamou
sgallery;6.Hesaidhecouldn’ttalkabouthisnextsculpture.Conversa
tionAHesaidtheywereamazing.B:Goal2ListeningB1.e;2,a;3.
cC1.boring;2.peaceful;3.dramatic;4.shapes;5.happy;6.bright
PronunciationB1.Ireallylikethepainting|
becauseitrepresentsfreedom;2.JohantoldMaria|
shecouldseethesculptures|inMcKinleyPark;3.“Inamoment,”|
saidMr.Wong,|“we’llgoupstairs|
toseethepaintings”;4.Hesaid|wewereleaving|
inanhour;5.Ididn’trealize|thatmostofhertechniques|
weredevelopedinMalaysia;6.Cindysaid,|“Ifwedon’tleavesoon,|
we’llbelate|
fortheconcert.”C:Goal3LanguageExpansionB1.wood;2.glass;3.
textile;4.silver;5.clay;6.leather;7.bronze;8.stoneGrammarA
1.isapersonwhopaintspictures;2.isapersonwhowritespoems;3.i
sapersonwhowritespopsongs;4.isapersonwhocarvesstatues;5.is
apersonwhowritesbooks;6.isapersonwhomakesmoviesB1.Ibou
ghtapotthatwasmadeinKorea;2.Jennahastwobrotherswhoareartis
ts;3.ThewomanwholivesnextdoorisfromBrazil;4.Everyonewhotook
theclasslearnedalot;5.Whereisthebookthatwasonthetable?
6;Idon’tlikethosepaintingthatarehardtounderstandConversation
Acraftsthatareuseful
D:Goal4ReadingB1.b;2.e;3.f;4.a;5.c;6.dE:VideoJ
ournalWhileYouWatchA1.dry,rocky;2.nomadicshepherds,entertainers
(snakecharmers,storyteller,fortunetellers);3.headscarvesforwomen,
turbansformen,loosecottongarments;4.friendly,polite,putsanarm
aroundthemen’sshoulders,makesjokesaboutbringingonemantoNewYork
B1.anewspaper;2.Pakistan;3.planet;4.wholefaceTEDTalksBef
oreYouWatchB1.access;2.launched;3.negotiation(s);4.brushstrokes;
5.cracks;6.annotateWhileYouWatchA3B1.c;2.d;3.a;4.
bAfterYouWatchA1.goal;2.artworks;3.negotiated;3.computer;5.
studyB1.d;2.c;3.e;4.a;5.bC1,3,4
Unit7A:Goal1VocabularyB1.destination;2.speed;3.directly;4.
fuel;5.vehicles;6.reduce;7.efficient;8.passengersGrammarA1.ha
vebeenmade;2.hasbeencompleted;3.hasbecome;4.havebeeninspired
B1.arebeingmade;2.arebeingsold;3.arebeingdesigned;4.are
beingtested;5.arebeingused;6.isbeinggrownConversationAahyb
rid(usesbothelectricityandgasoline)B:Goal2ListeningA1.London,
NewYork,MexicoCity,Moscow,Tokyo;2.Advantages:Theyarefastandco
mfortabletouse.Theycarryalotofpeopleveryquickly.Disadvantages:T
heyareexpensiveanddifficulttobuild.Theytakealongtimetobuild.
BCityMexicoCity LosAngeles NewYorkDiscoverypyramid
animalfossils stonewallYearofdiscovery1967 the1990s
1997Theydecidedtokeepthepyramidaspartofthestationdigthefoss
ilsupcarefully/
photographanddescribethefossilspreserveonlyapartofthewallC:
Goal3LanguageExpansionB1.apass,aticket,orpaythefareatthe
station;2.atcomfortableterminalswithsmallshopsandrestrooms;3.The
ylikeit;4.AnswerswillvaryGrammarA1.d;2.c;3.e;4.b;5.
aB1.Doyouknowif/
whetherthistraingoestoCentralStation?;2.Canyoutellmewhattime
thenetflightleaves?;3.Couldyoupleasetellmeif/
whetherthere’sasubwaystationnearhere?;4.I’dliketoknowhowmuch
around‐tripticketcosts.;5.Doyouknowwheretherestroomis?
Conversation
AtotheImperialPalaceGardenD:Goal4ReadingBa.P;b.P;c.N
C1.T;2.F,alotverylittle;3.T;4.F,wealthypoorandmiddle‐
class;5.T;6.F,increasereduce;7.F,programsnoprogramsE:Video
JournalWhileYouWatchA1.NewYork;2.bicycles;3.fast;4.love/
like/enjoyB1.speed/totalfreedom/nolaws/
norules;2.Theygothroughredlights;3.Theyaredangerous/
caninjureyou;4.Theydon’tseeyou/lookrightthroughyou
Unit8A:Goal1VocabularyB1.training;2.team;3.individual;4.at
hlete;5.sportsmanship;6.wins;7.competitive;8.lose;9.game;10.mat
chGrammarA1.surprised;2.annoyed;3.did;4.yesConversationABe
tty:havedinner;Milena:watchthetennisfinalsB:Goal2ListeningA
IndividualSportsBothTeamSportsswimming,skiing,martialarts,bicycling,
boxing,golfbadminton,tennis
baseball,soccer,volleyball,basketballC1.volleyball;2.thesoccerte
am;3.martialartsC:Goal3LanguageExpansionA1.scoreboard;2.co
ach;3.trophy;4.score;5.points;6.medalB1.6‐
3(sixtothree);2.6;3.atrophy;4.amedalGrammarA1.who/
whom;2.that/which;3.who/whom;4.that/which;5.who/
whomConversationAtalktoafewguysonthewrestlingteamD:Goal4
ReadingB1.RussellHillandRobertBartonoftheUniversityofDurham;
2.Ifcoloraffectstheoutcomeofsportsmatches;3.Theylookedatthe
colorthatthewinnerswore;4.Whencompetitorswereequallymatchedwith
theiropponentinfitnessandskill,theathleteswearingredweremorel
ikelytowin.C1.NI;2.F;3.F;4.NI;5.T;6.NI
Unit9A:Goal1VocabularyC1.risk;2.poison;3.injured;4.estimat
e;5.toxic;6.substances;7prevented;8.surviveGrammarA1.e;2.d
;3.a;4.b;5.f;6.cB1.aren’tthey;2.dowe;3.isthere;4.
arethere;5.aren’tthey;6.dotheyConversationAShe’safraidofdr
iving.B:Goal2ListeningA1.c;2.bB1.poison;2.safe;3.Indi
a;4.dog;5.tasted;6.history;7.dogs;8.theUnitedStates;9.Thail
andPronunciationB1.notsure;2.sure;3.sure;4.notsure;5.not
sure;6.sureC:Goal3LanguageExpansionA1.Where’sthenearesthosp
ital?;2.Where’sthenearestpharmacy?;3.Where’stheemergencyroom?;4.
Callanambulance!;5.Callthepolice!;6.Callthefiredepartment!
GrammarA1.BeforeIgotoclass,Itakeashowerandeatbreakfast;
2.Assoonasheswatheflames,hecalledthefiredepartment;3.Whenev
erwehaveatest,wefeelnervous;4.WhileIeatbreakfast,Iliketo
watchthenewsonTV;5.WhenIsawthesnake,Iscreamed.B1.calla
nambulance;2.callthefiredepartment;3.makesureitissafe;4.cal
lthedoctor;5.callthepoliceConversationATherewasafireinthe
kitchen.D:Goal4ReadingB1.inwater;2.businessman;3.three;4.
parent;5.scholarship
C1.F;2.T;3.F;4.T;5.TWritingA1.didn’the;2.isn’tit;
3.shouldn’twe;4.doesn’tit;5.can’ttheyB1.before;2.whenever;
3.Assoonas;4.After;5.whenE:VideoJournalWhileYouWatchA1
.F;2.T;3.T;4.F;5.F;6.TTEDTalksBeforeYouWatchB1.re
markable;2.vocation;3.flames;4.payload;5.homeownersC1WhileY
ouWatchA2B1.d;2.a;3.b;4.cAfterYouWatchA1.professi
onal;2.committed;3.volunteer;4.exciting;5.homeowner’s;6.difference
B1.c;2.e;3;b;4.a;5.dC2,3,4
Unit10A:Goal1VocabularyB1.speculate;2.investigations;3.eviden
ce;4.remains;5.figureout;6.revealed;7.carve;8.massive;9.prehi
storicGrammarA1.may/might/
couldhavecrashed;2.musthavehad;3.musthavebeen;4.may/might/
couldhaverunout,may/might/couldhavegottenlost;5.may/might/
couldhavesunkB:Goal2ListeningBNessie:Scotland;Unktehila:North
America;Chinesedragons:LurkingDragonHillC1.c;2.b;3.c;4.b;
5.aConversationAShedoesn’tliketoreadaboutkidnappingsormurde
r.C:Goal3LanguageExpansionA5,000;6;30;400;4,000BWow!
That’samazing!Really?!You’rekidding!Remarkable!
GrammarA1.wasgoingto;2.weregoingto;3.wasgoingto;4.were
goingto;5.wasgoingtoConversationAHiswifehurtherankleandc
ouldn’twalk.D:Goal4ReadingB1.anadventuretrip;2.dealingwith;
3.picturesofhands;4.ceremonialorspiritual;5.easytodestroyE:
VideoJournalWhileYouWatchA1.Suggestedanswers:somemightbemade
byaliens;2.youcandoitwiththesetoolsB1.phenomenon;2.morta
ls;3.otherworldly;4.puzzle;5.boards;6.markers
Unit11A:Goal1VocabularyA1.scholarships;2.major;3.course;4.
deadline;5.apply;6.tuition;7.campus;8.requirement;9.enroll;10.s
emesterGrammarA1.shouldn’thavespent;2.could/
wouldhavegiven;3.shouldhavebought;4.shouldhavepracticed;5.would
n’thaveliked;6.couldhavehelpedConversationAJapanB:Goal2Lis
teningB1.driving;2.moneyandbanking(economics);3.enjoyinggreatmu
sicC1.kinesthetic;2.visual;3.auditoryC:Goal3LanguageExpansi
onA1.business;2.law;3.economics;4.geology;5.education;6.socia
lwork;7.agriculture;8.psychology;9.chemistry;10.engineeringGramm
arA1.whereyourkeysare;2.whathetalkedabout;3.whenthelecture
is;4.whereshelives;5.whyJohnmajoredindramaConversationApsy
chologyandagricultureD:Goal4ReadingB1.e;2.a;3.d;4.b;5.
cC1.computerscience;2.safe;3.doing.4;group;5.risksWritin
gA1.whatsubjectI’mgoingtoteach;2.whatyoushouldchoose;3.who
myfavoriteteacherwasB1.shouldhave;2.couldhave;3.couldhave;
4.wouldhave;5.shouldhaveE:VideoJournalWhileYouWatch
A1.many;2.difficult;3.practicingB1,3,4,6,7,8
Unit12A:Goal1VocabularyB1.manned;2.solarsystem;3.spacecraft
;4.unmanned;5.planets;6.satellite;7.orbit;8.colonizing;9.missio
ns;10.spacestationGrammarAisgoingtobe:aplan;he’sgoingthere
:definitefuturearrangement;leaves:scheduledevent;willpretend:sudden
decision;willtakehisplace:suddendecisionConversationAaweekaft
ergraduationB:Goal2ListeningAstudiedbotany(thescienceofplants
),conductedexperimentsonboardtheInternationalSpaceStation,returned
toEarthBPlantsinvolvedinWilmaFoster’sexperimentslettuce,radishes
,andbeansproutsExcitingaspectsoflifeonboardtheInternationalSpac
eStationmakingrepairsoutsidethespacestationDifficultaspectsoflif
eonboardtheInternationalSpaceStationhavingtobeattachedtosomethi
ngsotheydon’tfloat,exercisingacoupleofhourseverydayPronunciat
ionC1.fruitjuice;2.spacestation;3.lifesaver;4.bedroom;5.follo
wup;6.backpackC:Goal3LanguageExpansionBNow Nearfuture
Distantfuture
amannedmissiontotheMoonspaceshipsthatcantravelmuchfasterCLe
sscertain:YoumightbeabletogototheMoon.Youmayalsobeableto
experienceprivatespaceflight.(Weknowsheislesscertainbecauseshe
usesthesemodals.);Morecertain:Morecompanieswillseetheprofit.(He
re,shemakesapredictionwithwill.)Grammar
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