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1. to the Apple store and the Google Play store CONVERSATION, Ex. 4B, p. 7
2. in the app and on the website:
pearsonELT.com/startup Ways Oscar Ways Hana
Title Genre describes it describes it
3. the Table of Contents for Unit 1
Doctor sci-fi creative, clever, a little weird, kind
4. a. 1, b. 3, c. 2
Who imaginative of interesting
5. download the files
6. You go to the practice activities for the lesson.
CONVERSATION, Ex. 4C, p. 7
Oscar: Have you been watching anything
UNIT 1 WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN good lately?
WATCHING? Hana: I have. I’ve been watching some really great
old movies.
LESSON 1 Describe what you’ve Oscar: Oh, yeah? Like what?
been watching
Hana: You know, the old blockbusters like
Citizen Kane, Gone with the Wind, and
VOCABULARY, Ex. 1A, p. 6 Casablanca. Last night I saw Titanic. What a
Most popular movie genre: action / adventure romantic story!
Least popular movie genre: documentary
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Hana and Oscar talk about the movie Titanic. 3. To film the epic space battles, they built a fleet
of miniature spaceships.
CONVERSATION, Ex. 4B, p. 9 4. They created the sound of spaceships
screeching across the universe by recording
1. Oscar has never seen Titanic before.
cars driving on a wet highway and combining
2. Hana says she likes the dialog best. these sounds with the sounds of angry
3. She likes the movie’s two stars because they elephants.
have great chemistry and you really believe they
are in love. LISTENING, Ex. 3C p. 11
4. They summarize the movie by saying a girl
1. Rick has to decide whether or not to help Ilsa
meets a boy, the girl and boy fall in love, the and her husband escape from German soldiers
girl loses the boy, and the girl never forgets even though he still loves here and knows he
what happened. will never see her again.
2. The audience learns about love.
CONVERSATION, Ex. 4C, p. 9
3. Lucas had to make his own special effects
Hana: The setting of the movie is the Titanic in the company in order to bring his ideas to
year 1912, so that part is real. But it’s not a the screen.
documentary—it’s a love story. 4. The audiences were amazed.
Oscar: Oh.
Hana: What I find so interesting is the main LISTENING, Ex. 3D, p. 11
character, Rose. She’s played by two 1. make us cry
different actresses. 2. allowed themselves to think of lots of new ideas,
Oscar: Really? even strange ones
Hana: Yep. We first see Rose as an old woman in 3. do something that hasn’t been done before
1996. She’s the narrator of the story and
one of the last living survivors of the Titanic.
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LESSON 4 Read about changes caused BEFORE YOU WRITE, Ex. 1D, p. 14
by technology Main idea of blog
My favorite TV show is The Big Bang Theory.
CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING, Ex. 3A, p. 13 Supporting reason 1 Supporting reason 2
Answers may vary. Possible answer: The main reason I love this Another reason this show is my
The main idea is that advances in technology have show is the imaginative favorite is the compelling story.
greatly changed the movie industry. characters.
Conclusion
CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING, Ex. 3B, p. 13 I’m sure you’ll enjoy watching The Big Bang Theory.
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Less polite language Polite language 1. Michael looks a little under the weather.
You have to credit Would you kindly credit 2. When Ana woke up, she had a sore throat and
my account… my account… felt exhausted.
You have to send me I would (also) appreciate it if 3. You should ask Elena to pick Alex up as soon as
an email… you would send me an email… she can.
Do this right away. Please take care of this as soon 4. Forget about going out tonight. You have a
as possible. bad cough.
Thanks for taking care of this. Thank you for your attention to
this matter. CONVERSATION, Ex. 4A, p. 31
Tell me if you need Please let me know if any
Answers may vary. Possible answer:
anything else. further information is required.
Michael and Gina are talking about Gina’s health.
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CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING, Ex. 3D, p. 37 for patients. Who wouldn’t want to be checked
by a friendly dog instead of going through a
Pros Cons
complicated and possibly painful test?
So far, they have learned However, there are still some
that there are several disadvantages to using medical (4) However, there are still some disadvantages
advantages to using dogs detection dogs. to using medical detection dogs. For one thing,
instead of other detection they are very expensive to train. It can cost tens
methods and devices. of thousands of dollars to train just one dog. In
1. Dogs don’t make a lot 1. Dogs are expensive to train. addition, it takes a long time to train them. It took
of mistakes. two years to train dogs that were used to detect
2. Dogs take a long time to train.
cancer during a study in Japan. Furthermore,
2. Dogs work fast. 3. Dogs are not always easy to
dogs aren’t always easy to work with. They aren’t
3. Dogs make the work with.
machines, so they sometimes get tired and
process easier and less
distracted, and they need rewards and breaks to
painful for patients.
keep them focused.
(5) Because of these drawbacks, we might not see
LESSON 5 Write a summary dogs in every hospital in the near future, but they
could still help us improve our medical detection
FOCUS ON WRITING, Ex. 2A, p. 38 processes. Right now, researchers are trying to
determine exactly how dogs can detect things like
Check all of the boxes.
cancer and bacteria. If they can figure this out, they
might be able to make an electronic device that
FOCUS ON WRITING, Ex. 2B, p. 38
could work just like a dog’s nose. Then, we would
(1) researchers have determined that dogs can still have dogs to thank when doctors warn us
detect medical problems other than cancer, too. about a serious medical problem in advance.
For example, dogs are able to notice changes in
the blood sugar of people who have diabetes, FOCUS ON WRITING, Ex. 2C, p. 38
giving these people more time to treat themselves
1. c 3. a
before they have a seizure. Dogs can also locate
2. d 4. b
dangerous bacteria in hospitals so that staff
members have the chance to get rid of the bacteria
before patients get sick. PLAN YOUR WRITING, Ex. 3A, p. 39
(2) Dogs clearly have an amazing ability to detect Paragraph 1: Practice is important for all athletes,
things, so what’s their secret? It’s their incredible of course, but there are other things that make the
sense of smell. Dogs have around 300 million difference between being good and being one of
smelling sensors, while we have just five or six the best.
million. This means that dogs can smell much Paragraph 2: Top athletes know that their bodies
better than we can, enabling them to notice small need the right fuel.
changes in our bodies and health that we can’t. Paragraph 3: Athletes need eight to ten hours of
sleep a night—more sleep than the average person.
Because of this remarkable ability, researchers
are eager to find out just how good dogs can be Paragraph 4: Finally, the right mental state can
at detecting medical problems. (3) So far, they make the difference between a good performance
have learned that there are several advantages to and peak performance.
using dogs instead of other detection methods Paragraph 5: For elite athletes, the commitment to
and devices. To begin with, dogs don’t make a lot peak performance affects every part of their lives.
of mistakes. In a study in England, a dog was able
to identify cancer 95% of the time. Second, dogs
work fast. A dog in the Netherlands checked an
entire hospital ward for dangerous bacteria in just
ten minutes. It would have taken scientists three to
five days to do the same thing. Finally, dogs can
make the detection process easier and less painful
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VOCABULARY, Ex. 1C, p. 54 Michael: Yeah, there were no problems. I’d been
looking at my presentation and everything
1. log-in failed seemed fine, and now the screen is frozen.
2. disconnected from the internet
Pablo: Hmm…the same thing happened to me a
3. an error message
few weeks ago.
4. screen frozen
5. battery died
6. a virus LESSON 2 Talk about
technology solutions
PRONUNCIATION, Ex. 3C, p. 55
VOCABULARY, Ex. 1B, p. 56
A: Oh, no! My laptop just shut down. And my
report is only half-finished. 1. restore a setting
2. recharge a battery
B: I’ll call tech support. They have a great guy there.
3. reboot a device
A: This isn’t the first time. It happened twice
4. install antivirus software
last night.
5. uninstall a program
B: Don’t worry. If he can’t fix it, you can use mine. 6. replace a power cord
7. reconnect to a network
CONVERSATION, Ex. 4A, p. 55 8. reset a password
Answers may vary. Possible answer:
Michael and Pablo mainly talk about the problems CONVERSATION, Ex. 4A, p. 57
with Michael’s laptop. Answers may vary. Possible answer:
Michael tells Amy that he got an error message
CONVERSATION, Ex. 4B, p. 55 when he was looking at his presentation. Then the
1. Michael is giving a presentation so he can get screen froze and his presentation wouldn’t load.
approval for a new project.
2. He gets an error message, the screen has
CONVERSATION, Ex. 4B, p. 57
frozen, his log-in failed, and his presentation 1. Michael feels happy and relieved to see Amy.
won’t display. 2. Amy doesn’t think that the computer has a
3. Pablo suggests trying to restart the computer. virus because Michael has installed the latest
4. Pablo goes to get tech support. antivirus software.
3. Amy tells Michael to open his presentation.
4. Michael feels happy and relieved when
Amy leaves because his laptop is working
properly again.
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Hana: What have you been listening to? Answers may vary. Possible answer:
The article is about why it should not be so
Oscar: Recently, I’ve gotten really into cumbia
controversial for men and boys to wear skirts if they
music. Have you heard of it?
want to.
Hana: It’s a kind of traditional music from
Colombia, right? CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING, Ex. 3B, p. 73
Oscar: Exactly. My best friend Carlos, who’s in a 1. The dress codes where they worked and went
local band, got me into it. It has such a lively to school prohibited them from wearing shorts.
beat. I love the lyrics, too—they’re so catchy. 2. They realized that there was a loophole in their
Hana: Great! dress codes that would allow them to wear skirts
instead of long pants.
3. Some people were impressed but others were not.
LESSON 3 Discuss traditional food 4. The writer doesn’t think that it’s clear yet
whether more men and boys will wear skirts in
VOCABULARY, Ex. 1C, p. 70 the future.
1. immigrant 5. appeal to
2. admit 6. ingredient CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING, Ex. 3C, p. 73
3. authentic 7. tolerate 1. c
4. version, dish 2. a
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LESSON 5 Write about how to great pizza, and they’re really proud of their work. So,
the least you can do is show that you loved every bite.
do something
As you can see, it’s really not that hard to eat pizza
BEFORE YOU WRITE, Ex. 1B, p. 74 like a New Yorker. It just takes a little practice. Now
that I know how, I can’t wait to go back and try out
Answers may vary. Possible answer:
some of the other famous pizza places in the city.
Hana recently learned how to eat pizza like a
New Yorker.
PUT IT TOGETHER
BEFORE YOU WRITE, Ex. 1C, p. 75
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LESSON 1 Talk about interacting Elena: Oh, no. So how’d you deal with it?
with people Michael: Of course, I apologized and promised to
get him the information right away. I felt
VOCABULARY, Ex. 1B, p. 90 bad. I mean, I really messed up. I should
have been more organized.
Appropriate behavior Inappropriate behavior
keep your cool make fun of
talk it over lose your temper LESSON 2 Talk about self-improvement
work it out be hard on
deal with talk back VOCABULARY, Ex. 1B, p. 92
raise your voice Answers may vary. Possible answer:
overreact At the beginning During At the end
get a feel for become more become fluent in
CONVERSATION, Ex. 4A, p. 91 commit to get a skilled at devote master excel in
handle on more time to
Answers may vary. Possible answer:
Michael and Elena talk about a tough meeting
Michael had with a client. PRONUNCIATION, Ex. 3C, p. 93
/y/ /w/
CONVERSATION, Ex. 4B, p. 91 quiet, area, reality fluent, poetry, cooperate
1. Michael is packing up and getting ready to variety, client, diet situation, fluids, influence
leave the office.
2. After Michael sent the schedule, the client called CONVERSATION, Ex. 4A, p. 93
him back to apologize.
Answers may vary. Possible answer:
3. The client had a right to be angry because
Michael and Elena talk about what they are trying
Michael should have been more organized and
to learn.
made sure he’d already sent the schedule.
4. Elena says, “You live and learn” to mean that
CONVERSATION, Ex. 4B, p. 93
people learn from their experiences and
mistakes and to help Michael feel better. 1. Michael is trying to learn Mandarin.
2. Elena tells Michael to keep at it because he’ll
get better.
3. Elena has always wanted to learn the tango.
4. Elena’s dream come true would be to take a
tango class in Buenos Aires.
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LESSON 5 Write a narrative I guess I was pretty good since just before
graduation, a professional hockey team called and
invited me to have a tryout. The only thing I had to
BEFORE YOU WRITE, Ex. 1B, p. 98
do was call the team back and schedule a date. At
1. They want him to work here until he retires, so first, I was really excited, but then I started to have
his job is very stable. second thoughts. I had already been offered a
2. The coach held a tryout to see who was good great job at a new marketing firm that could launch
enough to be on the team. my career. Several times, I picked up the phone to
3. It is hard to keep up with all the rapid changes call, but then I stopped. In the end, I never called
in technology. the hockey team back.
Sometimes I think about how different my life
BEFORE YOU WRITE, Ex. 1C, p. 98 would have been if I had become a professional
Answers may vary. Possible answer: hockey player. But then I remember that if I had
The important decision Michael made was become a big star, I might not have gotten the
deciding not to call a professional hockey team to great job I have today. I like that my current career
arrange a tryout and to take the job he’d already is stable, while at the same time, the rapid changes
been offered with a marketing firm instead. in digital technology always challenge me to learn
new things. I know that I can grow and advance in
BEFORE YOU WRITE, Ex. 1D, p. 99 my work for years to come.
Answers may vary. Possible answer: As much as I like to imagine myself as a great
hockey player, I know deep down that I wasn’t
What decision did He decided not to call a hockey team and
really that good. Maybe I should have called back
Michael make? have a tryout.
and gone to the tryout, but I can’t change the past,
When did Michael He made the decision just before he and it’s always better to look forward in life. Sure, I’ll
make the decision? graduated from college. always wonder what could have happened, but I’ll
Why did Michael He’d already been offered a great job never regret the decision I made to be part of the
make the decision? with a new marketing firm that he team I’m on today.
thought could launch his career.
What were the He didn’t have the tryout or become a
results of the professional hockey player, but he has a PUT IT TOGETHER
decision? stable career with TSW instead.
How does Michael He feels positive that he made the right PRESENTATION PROJECT, Ex. 1A, p. 100
feel about the decision and has no regrets. He’s happy
decision now? to be part of the TSW team. Answers may vary. Possible answer:
The presentation is about achieving a goal.
FOCUS ON WRITING, Ex. 2, p. 99
PRESENTATION PROJECT, Ex. 1B, p. 100
I love my job! Even after many years, I still look
1. Misaki’s brother challenged her to run a
forward to going to the office and working with my
marathon.
amazing teammates every day. Sometimes, though,
2. Misaki had to train for about ten months before
I think about that day years ago when I made a
decision that changed my life forever. running the marathon.
3. Misaki felt proud of her brother, proud of
When I was in high school, my passion was playing herself, and proud that they’d worked so hard
hockey. In my senior year, my team won the together to accomplish their goal.
championship, and I scored the winning goal. I
was the school hero! I continued to play on a team
at university, and I really enjoyed the challenge.
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BEFORE YOU WRITE, Ex. 1D, p. 111 volunteered to be in charge and put together a
team of ten people. Because of Hana’s hard work,
Reason for the letter of recommendation
the team finished the project on time, and it was a
to recommend Hana for the MBA program at the International huge success.
University of Business
Hana’s strengths Examples of these strengths In conclusion, I believe that Hana is an exceptional
She ran a seminar at the local candidate for the MBA program at your university.
office to explain some of the new I am certain that her talent, experience, and
1 her ability to
company rules and regulations. personality will help her to excel and make her an
communicate with
Her presentation was so good asset in the program.
others
that it was filmed and used for If you would like any additional information about
training purposes at TSW offices Hana, please don’t hesitate to contact me.
around the world.
Sincerely,
2 She stayed late every day and
John Park
her dedication to her also put in extra hours during
the weekend to make sure that a Human Resources Coordinator
work
project was completed on time.
3 her ability to take on She volunteered to be in charge PUT IT TOGETHER
leadership roles and put together a team of ten
people. Because of her hard work, PRESENTATION PROJECT, Ex. A, p. 112
the team finished a project on
time, and it was a huge success. Answers may vary. Possible answer:
Restatement of the reason for the letter of recommendation This presentation is about applying for a dream job.
Hana is an exceptional candidate for the MBA program.
PRESENTATION PROJECT, Ex. B, p. 112
FOCUS ON WRITING, Ex. 2, p. 111 1. Junio wants to be a physical therapist.
2. Junio got interested in this type of work after he
Dear Director of Admissions:
had to do physical therapy for a knee injury.
It is my pleasure to recommend Hana Lee for the 3. Junio has a bachelor’s degree in biology, a
MBA program at the International University of certificate in physical therapy, and experience
Business. Hana has been a sales and marketing volunteering in a physical therapy clinic.
representative at TSW for three years, and she is a
valuable member of my team.
One of Hana’s best qualities is her ability to
UNIT 10 HAS THE CITY CHANGED?
communicate with others well. Last year, she
ran a seminar at our local office to explain some LESSON 1 Talk about how
of the new company rules and regulations. Her cities change
presentation was so good that it was filmed and
used for training purposes at TSW offices around
VOCABULARY, Ex. 1B, p. 114
the world.
1. a fountain
In addition, Hana has always been extremely
2. tear down
dedicated to her work. Last month, we had a very
short time to complete an extremely important 3. renovate
project for our main sales and marketing office. 4. a landmark
Hana stayed late every day and also put in extra 5. a plaza
hours during the weekend to make sure that the 6. construct
project was completed on time. 7. a waterfront
Furthermore, Hana demonstrates an exceptional 8. an amphitheater
ability to take on leadership roles. Two weeks ago
we needed someone to create a new marketing
strategy for one of our most important clients. Hana
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LISTENING, Ex. 3C, p. 119 CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING, Ex. 3C, p. 121
1. The London Transport lost property office is the 1. b
place where lost property is taken when it is 2. a
found on London’s mass transit system.
2. Some items are given to charity, higher-value CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING, Ex. 3D, p. 121
items are sold, and other stranger items are kept
1. b
around as decorations.
2. a
3. Richard Walker’s idea was to put some of the
artwork from the lost property office on display
in an exhibition. LESSON 5 Write about a favorite place
4. One man was very excited to find his portrait
because he had lost it when he was trying to BEFORE YOU WRITE, Ex. 1B, p. 122
find a place to exhibit it.
1. The new store sells trendy clothes from around
the world.
LISTENING, Ex. 3D, p. 119
2. It’s fun to browse through the books, even if you
1. extra time aren’t going to buy any of them.
2. paintings or pictures of people
3. find it BEFORE YOU WRITE, Ex. 1C, p. 122
Answers may vary. Possible answer:
LESSON 4 Read about how a city The blog is about how the city of Chiang Mai in
has improved Thailand has changed and stayed the same. It
makes me want to visit Chiang Mai.
CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING, Ex. 3A, p. 121
BEFORE YOU WRITE, Ex. 1D, p. 123
Answers may vary. Possible answer:
This article is about how Singapore has done a lot Chiang Mai then
to become more eco-friendly. Chiang Mai then and now Chiang Mai now
–famous old –street food stalls with –new convenience
CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING, Ex. 3B, p. 121 restaurant pad Thai store
–local shops –traditional markets –huge air–conditioned
1. Lee planned to make Singapore a “City in a
–no ride–sharing –tuk–tuks shopping malls
Garden” by turning it into a well-organized city
services –Loi Krathong Festival –ride–sharing services
with lush greenery and clean air.
2. The writer visited Gardens by the Bay, the
Pinnacle@Duxton, and the Parkroyal on FOCUS ON WRITING, Ex. 2, p. 123
Pickering Hotel. Chiang Mai is one of my favorite places in the
3. Gardens by the Bay is a huge nature park with world. I’ve been going to this small, beautiful city
three waterfront gardens and huge tree-like in northern Thailand for more than twenty years.
structures that are covered with plants and Every time I’m there, I’m amazed by how much has
collect enough solar energy to run a nightly changed and how much has stayed the same.
lightshow. The Pinnacle@Duxton has the world’s
On the one hand, so much of what I love about
longest sky gardens. The Parkroyal on Pickering
Chiang Mai has been the same for as long as I can
Hotel is covered with trees, plants, and gardens,
remember. For example, I can still eat steaming hot
and it uses recycled rainwater and solar power.
pad Thai at one of the amazing street food stalls.
4. The writer thinks Singapore will keep Lee’s
Likewise, I can browse the traditional markets that
vision alive because the city has shown that it is
have been selling goods for hundreds of years.
committed to being eco-friendly.
The first time I visited Chiang Mai, I took tuk-tuks
everywhere I wanted to go. These three-wheeled
motorized taxis were there for me then, and they’re
still there for me now. Finally, whenever I’m in the
city in late fall, I can always enjoy the Loi Krathong
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