Unit 5

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Exercise 1
2 C, 3 D, 4 E, 5 B, 6 A

Exercise 2 1.34
Audioscript
1 F painting
2 C music
3 D drawing
4 E dance
5 B photography
6 A sculpture

Exercise 3
Who? photographer, painter,
sculptor, musician, dancer,
artist
Where? gallery, theatre, museum
What? picture, exhibition,
portrait, opera

Exercise 4
1 Leonardo da Vinci
2 musician
3 theatre
4 London
Note :
5 a modern There is no answer key for
6 Painters the open-ended questions or
questions with flexible answers.

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Exercise 5 1.35
Audioscript
See Student's Book page 53

Exercise 6
1 A power station.
2 4.7 million.
3 A collection of international
modern and contemporary art
from 1900 to the present day.
4 35 m.
5 600 m.

Glossary Exercise 7
1 ‘When does the train leave on Saturday?’
power station = โรงไฟฟา ‘It leaves at 7 a.m.’
most visited = มีผูเยี่ยมชมมากที่สุด 2 ‘What time does the concert start tonight?’
housed = เปนที่อยูของ ‘It starts at 9.30 p.m.’
nearest = ใกลที่สุด 3 ‘When do we finish school?’
‘In June.’
4 ‘What time does the library close on
Friday?’
‘At 4 p.m.’

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Exercise 1-2 1.36

Audioscript
See Student’s Book page 54

Glossary Exercise 3
1 it’s too far.
queue = คิว, แถว 2 the London Transport App
3 an hour
4 by train.
5 in the old power station
6 queue

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Exercise 4
1 go past 4 take the second
2 turn right road on the right
3 cross the road 5 turn left
Exercise 5 1.37
Audioscript
A Excuse me, where’s Cineworld
Cinema, please?
B Go straight on Coventry Street.
It’s on your right in front of
London Trocadero.
A How long does it take to go
there from here?
B About 5 minutes on foot.
A Excuse me, where’s the post
office, please?
B Turn left down Whitcomb
Street. Then take the second
road on the right, Panton
Street. Cross Haymarket and
go past Planet Hollywood. Turn
right into Carlton Street and
left into Regent Street. It’s on
your right.
A How long does it take to go
there from here?
B About 20 minutes on foot.
A Excuse me, where’s the Odeon,
Leicester Square?
B This is Leicester Square! It’s
across the square on the right.
A How long does it take to go
there from here?
B About 2 minutes on foot if you
walk slowly!
Exercise 6
Possible answers:
1 A Excuse me, where’s the
National Gallery? Coventry Street, then turn right again 4 B Excuse me. Can you tell me the way
B Go along Withcomb Street and into Rupert Street. London Trocadero is to Piccadilly Circus Tube station,
past the first crossroad. Turn on your left. please?
left at the end of the street. The B How long does it take to go there from A Cross the road, go straight ahead
National Gallery is on your left, here? and turn right into Coventry Street.
in Trafalgar Square. A About 5 minutes on foot. Go straight ahead and past two
A How long does it take on foot? crossroads.
B It takes about 10 minutes. 3 A Excuse me, where’s Chinatown?
B How long does it take to go there
B Go along Wardour Street and turn right
2 B Excuse me. Can you tell me from here?
into Lisle Street. Go straight ahead and
the way to London Trocadero, A About 20 minutes on foot or 10
past Prince Charles Cinema. Turn left
please? minutes by Tube.
into Newport place and you are there.
A Cross the road, go straight A How long does it take on foot?
ahead and turn right into B It takes about 15 minutes.
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Exercise 1
1 F, 2 F, 3 P, 4 F, 5 F, 6 P

Exercise 2-3 1.38

Audioscript
‘How long does it take to fly
from London to Milan?’
‘It takes two hours.’
1 ‘How long does it take to
walk from your house to your
school?’
‘It takes half an hour.’
2 ‘How long does it take to drive
from Turin to the mountains?’ ‘It
takes an hour.’
3 ‘How long does it take to fly
from London to Rome?’
‘It takes three hours.’
4 ‘How long does it take to swim
across the English Channel?’
‘It takes between 7 and 27
hours.’
5 ‘How long does it take to bake a
cake?’
‘It takes about an hour.’
6 ‘How long does it take to read
the whole Bible?’
‘It takes 69 hours.’

Exercise 4
1 ‘How far is Tate Modern from Tate
Britain?’
‘It’s about three kilometres.’
2 ‘How far is the British Museum from
Trafalgar Square?’ ‘It’s about one
and a half kilometres.’
3 ‘How far is it from Great Britain to
Australia?’
‘It’s 9,451 miles or 15,200 km.’
4 ‘How far is it from Rome to Venice?’
54 ‘It’s 394 km.’
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Exercise 5
1 long
2 tall
3 heavy
4 old
5 wide
6 high

Exercise 6-7 1.39

Audioscript
How old is the Eiffel Tower?
1 How deep is Lake Garda?
2 How wide is the Amazon River
Estuary?
3 How high is the Tower of
London?
4 How old is London?
5 How long is the River Po?
6 How heavy is a baby gorilla?

Exercise 8 Exercise 9 Exercise 10

C Excuse me. How can I get to 1 past 1 road
the Luxury Mall? 2 the road 2 past
D That’s easy. Turn left here. 3 left 3 turn
A Walk straight for two blocks. 4 right 4 ahead
B The mall is on your right. 5 the first road
6 the second street

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Exercise 11
1 along
2 over
3 under
4 across
5 into

Exercise 12
1 along / past / long
2 where / past / turn / past

Exercise 13
Possible answers:
They are talking about how to get to
the station and the traveling time.

Pronunciation
Exercise 1 1.40
Exercise 2 1.41
Audioscript Audioscript
See Student’s Book page 58 //: tomorrow, ghost, follow, disco,
hope, go
//: now, clown, about, flowers,
house, cow

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Exercise 1
1 £4
2 2 hours
3 10-6
4 Friday
5 two places

Videoscript
Amy Hello! We’d like two tickets
for the photography
exhibition, please. How
much are they?
Man Adults pay £6, but it’s £4 for
under 16s.
Amy Great! How long does it take
to see it all?
Man It takes 2 hours to see the
exhibition, but you need to
book a place.
4
Elis Oh! Can we do that now?
Man Yes, of course. Do you prefer
morning or afternoon? 2
Elis It depends. What are your
opening hours?
Man Our opening hours are 10-6,
every day, but until 9 p.m.
today as it’s Friday. 3
Elis I’m hungry! Let’s make it this
afternoon. About 3?
Amy Good idea! Can we book
two places for 3 o’clock?
Man Yes, no problem. That’s £8 in
total please.
Amy Here you are.

Exercise 2

Exercise 3
Possible answers:
A I’d like two tickets for the A What are your opening
Salvador Dalì exhibition, hours?
please. How much are they? B 9-5 from Monday to Friday.
B How old are you? A Thanks.
A We’re 13.
B Tickets are £5 each, then.
A How long does it take to
see it all?
B It takes 1 hour.
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Exercise 1-2
1 Statue of Liberty / New York
2 Ground Zero / New York

Exercise 3
1 It is on Liberty Island in New
York Harbour. / It is on the site
of the Twin Towers in New York.
2 It has around 4 million visitors
every year. / There were around
4.5 million visitors in the first
year of opening.
3 It takes 2-3 hours to visit the
island and the monument. / It
takes 1.5-2 hours to visit the site.
4 Tickets are $20 for adults and
$12 for children. / The entrance
is free. Glossary
5 You can get there by ferry. /
You can arrive there by public enlightening = ใหแสงสวาง, นําทาง
transport, on foot or by bike. gift = ของขวัญ
spikes = หนาม (ของมงกุฎ)
renewal = การเกิดใหม

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Exercise 4
1 50 m
2 four bronze
3 fountains
4 Gallery
5 bus
6 day
7 night
1.42
Audioscript
So, here we are in Trafalgar Square
and the centrepiece is Nelson’s
Column, built to honour Admiral
Horatio Nelson, who led the British
to Victory at the Battle of Trafalgar.
Nelson’s Column is 50 metres high
and is decorated with four bronze
battle scenes. At the base of the
column, there are four bronze lions
and there are two large fountains
either side of the monument.
Across the square, behind Nelson’s
Column is the National Gallery,
home to Western European
paintings from the 13th to the 19th
centuries. As you can see, no cars
pass through Trafalgar square, as
it is pedestrianised, but it is easy
to get to as seventeen different
bus routes go around it as well
as several underground stations
nearby. Oh, and it’s open free of
charge day and night!

Exercise 5
Possible answers:
B What is Big Ben? A They are 4.2 m long.
A It’s the name of the giant bell in the clock B How many kilometres does each
tower. minute hand travel per year?
B Where is it? A They travel 190 km per year.
A It’s part of the Palace of Westminster. B How many steps to the lantern
B How heavy is the bell in tonnes? are there?
A It weighs 13.7 tonnes, the same as a small A There are 393 steps to the
elephant. lantern.
B How long are the minute hands of the
4 clock dials? 59