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Start Up Level 1 Student Book Answer Key
WELCOME UNIT LESSON 2 Introduce others
LEARN ABOUT YOUR BOOK Ex. 2, p. 3 VOCABULARY Ex. 1B, p. 8

1. The Learning Objectives 1. an architect
2. 10 2. a doctor
3. 5 3. a scientist
4. on pages 105–129 4. a flight attendant
5. There’s practice in the mobile app. 5. an illustrator
6. the goal of the lesson 6. a dentist
7. internet search activity 7. a chef
8. an accountant
LEARN ABOUT YOUR APP Ex. 3, p. 3
1. to the Apple store, the Google Play store PRONUNCIATION Ex. 3B, p. 9
2. in the app and also on the website: pearsonELT. 1. doc•tor
com/startup 2. sci•en•tist
3. the Table of Contents for Unit 1 3. den•tist
4. a. 1, b. 3, c. 2 4. man•a•ger
5. download the files 5. en•gi•neer
6. you go to the practice activities for the lesson 6. pro•gram•mer
UNIT 1 HOW’S IT GOING? CONVERSATION Ex. 4A, p. 9

1. a
LESSON 1 Introduce yourself 2. c
3. c
LISTENING Ex. 3A, p. 6
CONVERSATION Ex. 4B, p. 9
1. b 4. b
2. a 5. b
Cole: Tina, this is Ester. She’s a social media
manager.
3. b 6. a
And Ester, this is Tina. She’s an illustrator.
PRONUNCIATION Ex. 4B, p. 7 Tina: Hi, Ester. Nice to meet you.
1. a 4. b Ester: HI, Tina. Nice to meet you, too.
2. b 5. a
3. b 6. a
LESSON 3 Talk about things in an office
CONVERSATION Ex. 5A, p. 7
VOCABULARY Ex. 1B, p. 10
5/3/1/4/2/6
1. eraser
CONVERSATION Ex. 5B, p. 7 2. chair
3. cell phone
Ester: Hello. I’m Ester Silva.
4. phone
Tina: Hi! I’m Tina Adams. Nice to meet you.
Ester: I’m sorry. What’s your last name again? LISTENING Ex. 3A, p. 11
Tina: Adams. Possible answer: It is an ad for office supplies,
Ester: Oh, OK. Adams. It’s nice to meet you, too! furniture, and technology.
Copyright © 2019 by Pearson Education, Inc. Photocopying for classroom use is permitted. StartUp Level 1, Student Book Answer Key 1
LISTENING Ex. 3B, p. 11 UNIT 2 WHO ARE THEY?
Technology Furniture Office supplies
✓ computer ✓ chair notepads
LESSON 1 Identify family members
✓ printer cabinet ✓ pencils
✓ cell phones ✓ desk ✓ pens
office phone ✓ sticky notes
Male: father, dad, son, brother, grandfather,
grandson
LESSON 4 Read contact information Female: mother, mom, daughter, sister,
grandmother, granddaughter
VOCABULARY Ex. 2, p. 12
Male + Female: parents, grandparents
b
PRONUNCIATION Ex. 3B, p. 17
READ Ex. 3A, p. 12
1. day 3. Z’s
✓ Name Age
2. these 4. they
✓ email address Home address
✓ Job title ✓ Office location CONVERSATION Ex. 4A, p. 17
Language ✓ Phone number
1. ✓ Pedro’s Ester’s Pedro’s
READ Ex. 3B, p. 12 family family mother
2. ✓ father ✓ sister mother
dot; at ✓ grandfather ✓ brother daughter
READ Ex. 3C, p., 12 CONVERSATION Ex. 4B, p. 17

Ester and Tina Ester: Who’s that?
Pedro: That’s my father.
LESSON 5 Write contact information Ester: Oh! What’s his name?
Pedro: His name is Eddy.
FOCUS ON WRITING Ex. 1B, p. 13
Ester: And who’s that?
1. Ester Silva, Tina Adams, Pedro Campos, Social
Media Manager, Illustrator, Photographer, New Pedro: That’s my sister. Her name is Amelia.
York City (x2), United States (x2), Mexico City,
Mexico
2. Possible answers: a person (Tina Adams), a
LESSON 2 Talk about friends and family
place (New York City), a job title (Illustrator)
1. boyfriend
PUT IT TOGETHER 2. married
3. divorced
MEDIA PROJECT Ex. 1A, p. 14
4. single
1. Fumi is an illustrator and a student.
5. co-workers
2. Her office is in Tokyo, Japan.
6. wife
3. There is a computer, notepads, pencils, a phone,
and pens on her desk. CONVERSATION Ex. 3A, p. 19
1. b
2. a
3. c
4. c
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CONVERSATION Ex. 3B, p. 19 READ Ex. 2B, p. 22
Ester: This is my family. 1. wife 4. grandmother
Pedro: Really? Are those your sisters? 2. mother 5. friends, co-workers
3. granddaughter
Ester: Yes, they are.
Pedro: And is he your brother? READ Ex. 2C, p. 22
Ester: No, he isn’t. He’s my boyfriend. 1. Sally is an architect.
2. Tony is an engineer.
LESSON 3 alk about where people live
T 3. Miami
and work 4. Four
5. An office
1. nephew 4. aunt LESSON 5 Write about your family
2. uncle 5. cousins
3. niece FOCUS ON WRITING Ex. 1B, p. 23
Circle: Sally’s, their, my, mom’s
1. These are my parents.
PUT IT TOGETHER
2. They live in New York.
3. My brother lives in Canada. MEDIA PROJECT Ex. 1A, p. 24
4. He works at a university.
Leo: Bolivia / doctor / single
5. My aunt has a good job.
6. She’s an engineer. Tom: New York City / architect / married
7. My cousin is an architect. Lisa: New York City / engineer / married
8. He works in Lindon. Frida: Mexico / teacher / single

1. Ester’s uncle 2. ✓ Ester’s sister
UNIT 3 WHAT A BEAUTIFUL HOME!
her sisters ✓ her sister’s husband
✓ her mother ✓ her uncle LESSON 1 Describe your home
✓ her brother her aunt
✓ her father ✓ her cousins VOCABULARY Ex. 1B, p. 26
1. a 4. b
2. a 5. a
Ester: This is my uncle. He lives in Florida, and he 3. b 6. a
works for Super Cola.
Pedro: Really? Super Cola is a good company. PRONUNCIATION Ex. 3B, p. 27
Ester: Yes, it is. My uncle is a general manager. He 1. garage 4. office

has three kids, and they all work there, too. 2. closet 5. balcony
3. parent 6. tomorrow
LESSON 4 Read about someone’s family PRONUNCIATION Ex. 3C, p. 27
READ Ex. 2A, p. 22 It’s a beautiful apartment. It has a great kitchen, but
no closets.
Possible answer: The email is about Ester’s family. It has a balcony, but no garage.
CONVERSATION Ex. 4A, p. 27 LESSON 3 Talk about things in the home
1. three
2. five VOCABULARY Ex. 1B, p. 30
3. three 1. cabinet 3. sink
2. microwave 4. dishwasher
Cole: Is the house nice? VOCABULARY Ex. 3B, p. 31
Dan: Yes, it is. It has a big living room. Possible answers:
Cole: Oh yeah? a chair – a dining room, a living room, a bedroom,
a kitchen
Dan: Yeah, and a great dining room, but the
a rug – a dining room, a living room, a bedroom
bedroom is small.
a lamp – a dining room, a living room, a bedroom,
Cole: Oh, that’s too bad. a kitchen
a cabinet – a kitchen, a bathroom
LESSON 2 Describe your neighborhood
LISTENING Ex. 4A, 4B p. 31
VOCABULARY Ex. 1B, p. 28 ✓ [knives] on the kitchen table
1. a hospital 7. a bank
✓ [glasses] over the sink
2. a shopping center 8. a bus stop
✓ [plates] next to the refrigerator
3. a supermarket 9. a school
✓ [pans] in the oven
4. a gas station 10. a drugstore
✓ [cups] under the microwave
5. a park 11. a restaurant
6. a library 12. a coffee shop LESSON 4 ead an ad for an apartment
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for rent
Compound nouns: READ Ex. 2B, p. 32
1. a coffee shop 1. c 4. a
4. a living room 2. e 5. b
5. a gas station 3. d

LESSON 5 rite an ad for an apartment
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1. b for rent
2. c
3. a FOCUS ON WRITING Ex. 1B, p. 33
4. a
Do you…, It has…, The living…, You can…, It has…,
CONVERSATION Ex. 4B, p. 29 The apartment…, There’s a beautiful…, Stay here…
Tina: So, I hear you’re house-sitting in a big

house? PUT IT TOGETHER
Dan: Yes, it’s a great house and it’s in a nice
neighborhood. MEDIA PROJECT Ex. 1A, p. 34
Tina: Yeah? What’s it like? 1. Her bedroom

2. It has everything she needs.
Dan: There’s a big park near the house.
3. There’s a desk, lamp, computer, bed, dresser,
Tina: Sounds great.
closet, and rug.
Dan: And there’s a coffee shop across from the
park.
UNIT 4 WHERE ARE YOU NOW? SPEAKING Ex. 2B, 2C, p. 38
Video
Meeting Lunch Voicemail Call Call Break
LESSON 1 Ask about an event conversation # 2 4 5 6 1 3
time 3:30 12:15 7:30 9:00 4:15 10:30
VOCABULARY Ex. 1A, p. 36
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday, Saturday PRONUNCIATION Ex. 3B, p. 39
1. 18 4. 14th
VOCABULARY Ex. 1E, p. 36 2. 60 5. 2:15
1. June 3 6. December 30 3. 70 6. June 30
2. August 5 7. February 29
3. April 12 8. July 7
4. May 1 9. October 22 1. c
5. January 28 2. b
3. c
PRONUNCIATION Ex. 3B, p. 37 4. a
1. fourth
2. morning
3. fork Dan: Are you free for lunch tomorrow?
4. March Yusef: Sure! What time?
Dan: How about 1:00?
Yusef: Oh, I’m sorry. I have a meeting from
1. b
1:30 to 4:30.
2. c
Dan: How about dinner?
3. b
4. b Yusef: Perfect.

LESSON 3 Ask for and give directions
Dan: When is the conference?
Yusef: It’s from October 15th to the 17th. VOCABULARY Ex. 1B, p. 40
Dan: That’s really soon. 1. a 6. a
Yusef: Yeah, it’s from Tuesday to Thursday. 2. a 7. a
3. b 8. b
Dan: Oh, that’s in two weeks.
4. b 9. a
5. b
LESSON 2 Make plans with someone
LISTENING Ex. 3A, p. 41
VOCABULARY Ex. 1B, p. 38 Possible answer: Dan wants to give Yusef directions
1. meet for lunch to the restaurant.
2. make a call
3. have a meeting
4. send a text
5. leave a voicemail message
LISTENING Ex. 3B, p. 41 PUT IT TOGETHER
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Street N
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MEDIA PROJET Ex. 1A, p. 44
Grill S
park
1. Lena takes the bus to school.
2. She has English classes on Monday and
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Avenue
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SPEAKING Ex. 2B, 2C, p. 46
[a [a [an [sun- [a
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2 6 7 1 8 4 5 3
$11.99 $4.00 $26.60 $6.75 $12.89 $13.99 $65.99 $80.00
LESSON 4 Read about a plan to meet

READ Ex. 2A, p. 42 1. a
Possible answer: The emails are about a plan to 2. b
meet for lunch. 3. a
4. b
READ Ex. 2B, p. 42
1. T 4. F
2. T 5. F Gaby: Excuse me.
3. F Clerk: Yes?
Gaby: How much is this, please?
READ Ex. 2C, p. 42
Clerk: The water? It’s $2.50.
Possible answers:
Gaby: Oh! And how much are the gloves?
Who does Yusef want to meet? / Nick
What day does Yusef want to meet? / Saturday or Clerk: They’re $12.99.
Sunday
When does Yusef want to meet? / at 1:30 (on
Saturday or Sunday)
LESSON 2 Talk about the weather
Where is City Coffee? / on the corner of 8th and
VOCABULARY Ex. 1C, p. 48
13th street
How does Nick feel about the food? / It’s great. 1. hot
2. cold
3. warm
LESSON 5 Write about a plan to meet
4. cool
FOCUS ON WRITING Ex. 1B

…you and Sara?
…Saturday or Sunday?
…City Coffee at 1:30?
PRONUNCIATION Ex. 2B, p. 48 LESSON 4 ead messages about
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/oʊ/ /ɑ/ weather
cold hot
snowy dollar READ Ex. 2A, p. 52
coat not 1. Lima
don’t 2. Tokyo
home 3. São Paulo
/ʌ/ /aʊ/ 4. Tokyo
come cloudy 5. Lima
gloves brown
one how READ Ex. 2B, p. 52
From left to right: Lima, Tokyo, São Paulo
LISTENING Ex. 3B, 3C, p. 49
San Francisco: 53° cloudy, cool
LESSON 5 rite a message about
W
Boston: 60° cool, rainy weather
Denver: 28° cold, snowy
Chicago: 55° windy, cool FOCUS ON WRITING Ex. 1B, p. 53
Miami: 89° sunny, hot Circle: March (x3)
Houston: 78° partly cloudy, warm

PUT IT TOGETHER
LESSON 3 alk about what people wear
T MEDIA PROJECT Ex. 1A, p. 54
and carry
1. His favorite clothes are a T-shirt, jeans, sneakers,
and a jacket.
2. His jacket is black.
1. glasses
3. He wears his jacket when it’s cold and rainy.
2. tie
3. watch
4. dress
UNIT 6 WHAT DO YOU LIKE TO DO?
PRONUNCIATION Ex. 3B, p. 51 LESSON 1 Talk about music
Circle: 1. purses, 4. prices, 6. bridges
1. Ester and Gaby
1. c 4. c 2. Ester and Gaby
2. b 5. b 3. Ester
3. b 4. Gaby
CONVERSATION Ex. 4B, p. 51 CONVERSATION Ex. 3B, p. 57

Gaby: I’m wearing black pants, a white shirt, and a Ester: What kind of music do you listen to?
purple jacket.
Gaby: I like R&B.
Bill: And I’m wearing blue pants, a pink shirt,
Ester: Me, too. I love R&B!
and a gray jacket.
Gaby: Who’s your favorite artist?
Ester: I like Beyoncé! How about you?
Gaby: I don’t know, there are so many.
LESSON 2 Talk about interests CONVERSATION Ex. 4B, p. 61
Ester: What do you do for fun?
VOCABULARY Ex. 1B, p. 58 Gaby: I like to hike.
Sports: play basketball, play soccer, swim, do Ester: Where do you go?
martial arts
Gaby: The mountains. How about you? What do
Music: play the guitar, play the piano, sing, dance you like to do?
Arts: take pictures, write, paint, cook Ester: I like to swim.

LESSON 4 Read a member profile
Circle: 1, 2, 3, 5
READ Ex. 2A, p. 62
Possible answer: To meet people with the same
1. cake 3. dance
interests.
2. in the car 4. dance
READ Ex. 2B, p. 62
Possible answers:
Ester: Do you play an instrument?
Evan: likes rock music, loves people, sings, plays
Gaby: No, I don’t. Do you? the guitar
Ester: I play the guitar a little. I love to dance Both: like to hike, like jazz
though. Do you dance?
Cara: likes to listen to birds, likes to take pictures,
Gaby: No, I don’t. But it’s on my list. likes to read, doesn’t like rock music
Ester: Your list?
Gaby: You know, my list of all the things I want to LESSON 5 Write a member profile
learn!
LESSON 3 Talk about free-time activities Circle: July 12, 2018; April 18, 2017
VOCABULARY Ex. 1B, p. 60 PUT IT TOGETHER

Possible answers:
Indoors: play board games, watch TV, go to the MEDIA PROJECT Ex. 1A, p. 64
movies, play video games 1. He takes classes every Tuesday and Thursday.
Both: run, exercise, read, listen to music 2. Silvia swims in her free time.
Outdoors: hike, bike 3. She does it every Saturday morning.
PRONUNCIATION Ex. 3B, p. 61 UNIT 7 ARE YOU READY TO ORDER?

1. I love to dance.
2. I like to listen to jazz. LESSON 1 Talk about food
3. I’m free for lunch.
4. I like to sing in the car. PRONUNCIATION Ex. 3B, p. 67
1. eat 4. seat
2. his 5. this
1. c 3. b 3. live
2. b 4. b
CONVERSATION Ex. 4A, p. 67 Pedro: Yes, I am. I’d like the garden salad, please.
✓ beef carrots ✓ pork ✓ milk Server: And would you like something to drink?
✓ chicken ✓ cheese apples ✓ onions
Pedro: I’ll have some tea.
Server: Thank you. And for you?
Fumi: I’d like the hamburger.
Pedro: Does the tomato soup have any dairy in it?
Server: Yes, it does. There’s milk in it. We have
chicken soup. LESSON 3 Ask for restaurant items
Pedro: Oh … I don’t eat meat.
Server: Oh. Well, how about some vegetable
soup? 1. salt and pepper
2. sugar/ice
Pedro: Does it have any onions in it?
3. ketchup and salt
Server: Yes, it does.
4. ice
5. a menu
LESSON 2 Order in a restaurant 6. a check
7. a tip
VOCABULARY Ex. 1B, p. 68 8. a napkin
1. pizza 5. rice
2. French fries 6. juice
3. sandwich 7. salad 1. ✓ water with no ice
4. tea 8. pasta a burger
a salad
SPEAKING Ex. 2B, 2C, p. 68 ✓ some pepper
✓ the check
[apple
juice] [burger] [fish] [salad] [chicken] [pasta] 2. water with ice
6 2 5 4 1 3 ✓ a napkin
I’d like I’ll have I’ll have I’d like I’ll have I’d like ✓ ketchup
salt
✓ a spoon
1. chocolate 4. family CONVERSATION Ex. 3B, p. 71
2. every 5. Wednesday
Pedro: Excuse me. Could I have some pepper,
3. different 6. business
please?
CONVERSATION Ex. 4A, p. 69 Server: Yes, of course.

Pedro: Also, there’s no ketchup. Can you bring
Main dishes Sides Beverages
some, too?
✓ hamburger ✓ French fries coffee
Server: Sure. Anything else?
chicken sandwich fruit salad hot tea
Pedro: No, I think that’s it. Thanks.
fried fish ✓ tomato soup ✓ iced tea
pizza baked potato soda
LESSON 4 Read a restaurant review
garden salad cooked carrots juice
READ Ex. 2A, p. 72
CONVERSATION Ex. 4B, p. 69 Possible answer: Pedro likes Sam’s Diner
Server: Are you ready to order?
READ Ex. 2B, p. 72 CONVERSATION Ex. 4B, p. 77
1. c 4. e Yusef: I don’t have a toothbrush or toothpaste.
2. a 5. b Clerk: There’s some toothpaste in the back.
3. d
Yusef: Are there any combs back there?
READ Ex. 2C, p. 72 Clerk: I’m sure there are. Let me check.
1. b 3. c
Yusef: Thank you.
2. b 4. a Clerk: Here you go! I think we have everything you
need. And of course there’s shampoo in the
room.
LESSON 5 Write a restaurant review
FOCUS ON WRITING Ex. 1B, p. 73 LESSON 2 Give directions in a building

…kinds of sandwiches, soups, and pastas.
…toppings like onions, chicken, and olives.
1. a café
2. a pool
PUT IT TOGETHER 3. a gift shop
4. a parking lot
5. a business center
1. Ji-Ho’s favorite food is Chinese food.
6. a fitness center
2. The food is really good.
7. an elevator / an escalator
3. His favorite dish is chicken, vegetables, and rice.
UNIT 8 DO YOU HAVE A 1. A: How can I help you?
RESERVATION? B: Where’s the sauna?
A: It’s next to the pool.
2. A: Where’s the gift shop?
LESSON 1 Ask for personal care items
B: It’s right over there.
VOCABULARY Ex. 1B, p. 76 A: Right, I see it.
Hair Skin Teeth Shaving Other CONVERSATION Ex. 4A, p. 79

shampoo body lotion a toothbrush shaving deodorant
1. help 3. gift shop
conditioner soap toothpaste cream tissues
2. eat 4. on the left
a comb a razor
a brush CONVERSATION Ex. 4B, p. 79
PRONUNCIATION Ex. 3B, p. 77 Yusef: Where’s the café?
1. check Clerk: It’s on the third floor.
2. sunscreen Yusef: I see. Do you have a fitness center?
3. center I want to exercise before dinner, tonight.
4. scientist
Clerk: Yes, we do. It’s on the top floor.
CONVERSATION Ex. 4A, p. 77 Yusef: Thanks. And I need to print something.
Where’s the business center?
1. three
Clerk: It’s over there, on the right.
2. his bag
3. a razor
4. the clerk is busy
LESSON 3 alk about where places are
T PUT IT TOGETHER
located
VOCABULARY Ex. 1B, p. 80 1. His favorite places are a park, a museum, and a
Entertainment café.
Transportation Shopping / Culture Services 2. He meets his friends at the café.
a subway a convenience a stadium an ATM / a
station store bank
an art gallery UNIT 9 IS EVERYTHING OK?
an airport a department a museum a post office
store a theater a hair salon
a club LESSON 1 Describe things people own

LISTENING Ex. 3A, 3B, p. 81
Possible answers:
[a subway jet: new, fast, noisy, big
[ATM] [a theater] [a post office] station] kitten: light, quiet, soft, small
d ✓ f ✓ c ✓
computer: old, slow, heavy, hard
[a department
store] [a stadium] [a hair salon] [a museum]
e ✓ b ✓ a ✓
1. A: Is that your new phone?
B: No, this is my old phone.
2. A: This chair is really hard.
LESSON 4 Read about a hotel
B: Here, use my chair.
READ Ex. 2A, p. 82 3. A: I need a quiet office.
B: You can use that office.
Possible answer: He wants to tell her about a great
hotel. CONVERSATION Ex. 4A, p. 87
READ Ex. 2B, p. 82 1. c

2. a
Possible answers:
3. b
Hotel location and places nearby What the hotel has
convenient location free parking CONVERSATION Ex. 4B, p. 87
a subway stop a business center
Tina: Is everything OK?
a bus stop meeting rooms
shops a pool Dan: It’s really noisy here. Is there another desk I
restaurants a sauna can use?
a museum a fitness center Tina: You can use Peter’s desk. It’s really quiet
a gift shop there.
a café Dan: Can I use this chair?
Tina: Sure. Are you all right now?
Dan: Yeah, it’s just my computer. It’s very old.
LESSON 5 Write about a hotel

Circle: Ave., St.
LESSON 2 Talk about what you’re doing LESSON 4 Read about computer
problems
1.  4. 
READ Ex. 2A, p. 92
2.  5.  Possible answer: Dan’s computer isn’t working very
3.  6.  well.
CONVERSATION Ex. 4A, p. 89 READ Ex. 2B, p. 92
Dan can’t hear Gaby It is too heavy It is too noisy.

✓ It is too slow. ✓ The touchpad doesn’t
✓ Gaby can’t see Dan.
work well.
✓ Gaby calls Dan on her tablet. ✓ The battery is bad. The keyboard is broken.
Dan gets a new laptop
✓ Dan wants to share his screen. READ Ex. 2C, p. 92
Gaby doesn’t have a power cord. 1. b
2. b
CONVERSATION Ex. 4B, p. 89 3. a
4. b
Dan: What are you doing?
Gaby: I’m calling you on my tablet.
Dan: OK … Nope. It isn’t working.
LESSON 5 Write about computer
problems
Gaby: How about your computer?
Dan: Let me check. The webcam isn’t working. FOCUS ON WRITING Ex. 1B, p. 93
Circle: 1. 2. 3.
LESSON 3 Talk about daily activities
PUT IT TOGETHER
1. go online 4. take a shower MEDIA PROJECT Ex. 1A, p. 94
2. get up 5. go to bed taking photos: Karin
3. leave the house 6. brush your teeth playing video games: Ren & Yuna
LISTENING Ex. 3A, p. 91 texting friends: Hana

checking email: Mio
c
LISTENING Ex. 3B, p. 91 UNIT 10 HOW WAS YOUR

Sleep for
a night.
8 hours Always
eat breakfast .
Drink
a day.
8 glasses of water WEEKEND?
LESSON 1 Describe your weekend

Always get up at
the same time.
4 1 CONVERSATION Ex. 3A, p. 97
Exercise 1. F 4. T
every day.
2. T 5. F
3. T 6. T
3 2
CONVERSATION Ex. 3B, 97 PRONUNCIATION Ex. 3B, p. 101
Cole: How was your weekend? 1. Did you
Tina: It was wonderful! I was at the beach. 2. Do you
3. did you
Cole: Really? Lucky you.
4. did you
Tina: Yeah, it was beautiful but crowded. There
were a lot of tourists. LISTENING Ex. 4A, p. 101
Cole: How was the weather?
c
Tina: Perfect. It was warm and sunny.
Cole: It sounds like it was really relaxing. LISTENING Ex. 4B, p. 101
1. F 4. F
2. T 5. T
LESSON 2 Talk about past activities
3. T

LISTENING Ex. 4C, p. 101
Circle: 3. visited, 5. started
Possible answers:
CONVERSATION Ex. 4A, p. 99 1. She wanted to stay friends.
2. No. They only saw each other on vacation.
1. fine
2. went to a club
3. danced for hours LESSON 4 Read about a vacation
4. exciting
READ Ex. 2A, p. 102
CONVERSATION Ex. 4B, p. 99 Possible answer: Her vacation
Tina: Did you do anything fun this weekend?
READ Ex. 2D, p. 102
Cole: Not really. I just stayed home. I did some
work around the house. b
Tina: That’s too bad.
Cole: No, it was good, actually. I washed the car, LESSON 5 Write about a vacation
and I cleaned the garage.
Tina: Well, sometimes that kind of work is
relaxing. …went to Tulum, Mexico, with my friend…
Cole: I think so, too. On our first day, we had…
In the evening, we had…
The next few days, we went…
LESSON 3 Talk about a past vacation …went swimming, sat in the sun, and relaxed.

PUT IT TOGETHER
5 take a 8 go 4 take a boat 1 fly
tour shopping ride MEDIA PROJECT Ex. 1A, p. 104
3 take a 7 go 2 meet new 6 eat out
train trip swimming people Possible answers:
Morning: went for a run on the beach, had a big
breakfast
Afternoon: hiked
Evening: went out for dinner, ate a lot, danced
GRAMMAR PRACTICE UNIT 2, LESSON 1, p. 107
Ex. A
UNIT 1, LESSON 2, p. 105
1. my 6. their
Ex. A 2. her 7. our
1. a 7. a 3. their 8. your
2. a 8. a 4. our 9. his
3. a 9. an 5. his
4. an 10. an
Ex. B
5. a 11. a
6. an 12. a 1. my 6. Her
2. my 7. their / his / her
Ex. B 3. his 8. his
1. are 6. is 4. His 9. your
2. is 7. are 5. his 10. their
3. ’m 8. ’re
Ex. C
4. is 9. ’re
5. ’s 1. his 6. their
2. my 7. her
Ex. C 3. her 8. his
1. You’re 5. It’s a 4. his 9. her
2. I’m 6. You’re an 5. her
3. They’re 7. She’s an
4. We’re 8. He’s an
Ex. A
Affirmative: 1, 4, 5, 7
Ex. A Negative: 2, 3, 6, 8
Plural: 1, 4, 5, 7
Ex. B
Singular: 2, 3, 6, 8
1. Samantha isn’t a programmer. She’s a designer.
Ex. B 2. She’s not 32 years old. / She isn’t 32 years old.
1. have 6. have She’s 42 years old.
2. has 7. has 3. She’s not single. / She isn’t single. She’s married.
3. have 8. needs 4. Brian isn’t her son. Brian is her husband. / He’s
her husband.
4. need 9. need
5. Her home isn’t in Portland. Her home is in
5. needs
Boston. / It’s in Boston.
6. Lara and Matilda aren’t her friends. Lara
Ex. C
and Matilda are her daughters. / They’re her
1. pens daughters.
2. phones 7. Her daughters aren’t lawyers. They’re students.
3. dictionaries / Her daughters are students. / They’re high
4. notepads school students. / Her daughters are high
5. shelves school students.
6. boxes
7. chairs
8. cabinets / file cabinets
Ex. C Ex. B
1. A: Is she single? B: No, she’s not. 1. blue 5. old
2. A: Are you and Carl friends? B: Yes, we are. 2. beautiful 6. new
3. A: Is Meg married? B: No, she’s not. / No, she isn’t. 3. small 7. large
4. A: Are Dana and Adam your kids? B: Yes, they 4. green
are.
5. A: Am I late? B: Yes, you are. Ex. C
6. A: Is Rob your brother? B: No, he’s not. / No, he 1. Springfield is a beautiful town.
isn’t. 2. That is a good neighborhood.
7. A: Are you Mike? B: Yes, I am. 3. I live in a red house.
8. A: Are they co-workers? B: No, they’re not. / 4. We have a nice living room.
No, they aren’t.
5. We have a large garden.
9. A: Is Richard her boyfriend? B: No, he’s not. /
6. We need a big garage.
No, he isn’t.
7. It has a great kitchen.
10. A: Are we friends? B: Yes, we are.
8. He needs big closets.
9. I don’t want a small bedroom.
Ex. A UNIT 3, LESSON 2, p. 111
1. live 5. work Ex. A

2. lives 6. lives
5, 2, 1, 4, 3, 6
3. works 7. work
4. live 8. works
Ex. B
Ex. B 1. There’s 5. There’s

2. There are 6. There are
1. lives 6. work
3. There’s 7. There are
2. works 7. lives
4. There’s 8. There’s
3. works 8. works
4. have 9. has
Ex. C
5. live
1. near
Ex. C 2. next to
3. across from
1. lives 6. lives
4. around the corner from
2. works 7. have
5. next to
3. lives 8. live
6. between
4. live 9. need
7. around the corner from
5. work
8. down the street from
UNIT 3, LESSON 1, p. 110 9. across from

10. next to
Ex. A
1. new apartment
2. great place Ex. A
3. nice street
1. Where’s 5. Where are
4. big apartment
5. small bedroom
3. Where are 7. Where’s
6. large balcony
Ex. B Ex. B
1. It’s in the bedroom. 1. Don’t walk. 5. Don’t turn left.
2. It’s over the desk. 2. Turn right. 6. Go.
3. They’re on the shelf 3. Walk. 7. Go straight.
4. It’s in front of the desk. 4. Don’t go straight. 8. Stop.
5. They’re in the cup.
6. It’s behind the computer. Ex. C
7. They’re under the desk. 1. Go 6. Turn left
2. Turn left 7. Cross
Ex. C 3. Walk straight 8. Don’t drive
1. a 4. b 4. Don’t turn left 9. Walk
2. b 5. a 5. Turn right
3. a 6. a
UNIT 5 LESSON 3, p. 115
Ex. A
Ex. A 1. watch 6. babies
1. on 5. in 2. children 7. woman
2. on 6. to 3. dresses 8. shoes
3. at 7. at 4. scarf 9. man
4. on 8. from 5. people
Underline: children, people, women, men
Ex. B
Ex. B
1. When’s, It’s at 8:00.
1. jacket 6. sunglasses
2. When are, They’re on Wednesday and Thursday.
/ They’re on March 18 and 19. 2. shoes 7. scarves
3. When’s, It’s at 7:00. 3. purses 8. gloves
4. When’s, It’s at 5:00. 4. jeans 9. women
5. When’s, It’s on Friday. / It’s on March 20. 5. sweater
6. When are, They’re at 3:00.

Ex. C
7. When are, They’re from 10:00 to 11:00.
1. My gloves are in my pockets.
Ex. C 2. The jackets are $59.
3. The children have yellow raincoats.
1. at 7:30 5. on Friday
4. The women have nice watches.
2. in the morning 6. on January 3
5. The ties look good on the men.
3. on Monday 7. at 11:00
6. Where are my black hats?
4. in the afternoon 8. from 9:00 to 7:00
7. The ladies need pretty dresses.
8. The shirts are on the shelves.
UNIT 4, LESSON 3, p. 114 9. Who are the people with backpacks?
Ex. A UNIT 6, LESSON 1, p. 116

1. Go 5. Stop
Ex. A
2. Don’t take 6. Go west
1. False 5. True
3. Cross 7. Turn left
2. True 6. True
4. Drive 8. Turn right
3. False 7. False
4. False 8. False
Ex. B 6. A: Does Pablo paint?
B: No, he doesn’t.
1. doesn’t like 5. loves
7. A: Do Andy and Kim play a sport?
2. doesn’t like 6. doesn’t like
B: No, they don’t.
3. don’t like 7. likes
8. A: Do Victor, Marco, and Selena swim?
4. love 8. like
B: Yes, they do.
Ex. C
1. Sam doesn’t like classical music.
2. I don’t listen to a lot of music. Ex. A
3. He doesn’t like country music.
1. a 5. a
4. They don’t have a dance party every year.
2. a 6. a
5. Gina loves jazz.
3. b 7. b
6. Edward doesn’t sing well.
4. a 8. b
7. We don’t play music on our computer.
8. You need a new phone. Ex. B
9. She has a lot of songs on her phone.
1. What do you like to do?
2. What music do you like?
3. What do you play?
Ex. A 4. What do your sisters do?
5. What does Mateo play?
play the guitar: Lily, mother
6. Where do you play?
play the piano: father, sisters
7. When do you start?
do martial arts: brother
swim: Lily
Ex. C
Ex. B 1. Where do you hike?
2. When do you exercise?
1. she does
3. What does Ken read?
2. they don’t
4. What do you play with the kids?
3. I don’t / we don’t
5. Where do they run?
4. he doesn’t
6. Where does Tina watch TV?
5. we do
7. When do Mika and Sherri go to the movies?
6. we do / you do
8. What do you listen to?
7. he doesn’t
9. When does Dan exercise?
8. they do

Ex. C
1. A: Do Ben and Derek play a sport? Ex. A
B: Yes, they do.
Count noun: 1, 3, 6, 7,
2. A: Does Hana dance?
Non-count noun: 2, 4, 5, 8
B: Yes, she does.
3. A: Do Tom and Marco play an instrument? Ex. B
B: No, they don’t.
1. any 6. any
4. A: Does Sam paint?
2. some 7. some
B: Yes, he does.
3. some 8. some
5. A: Does Karen sing and dance?
4. any 9. any
B: Yes, she does.
5. some
Ex. C Ex. C
1. No, they don’t want any pasta. 1. A: Are there toothbrushes?
2. No, they don’t want any onions on the chicken B: Yes, there are.
sandwich. 2. A: Is there deodorant?
3. Yes, they want some shrimp. B: No, there isn’t.
4. No, they don’t want any fish. 3. A: Is there shampoo?
5. No, they don’t want any chicken soup. B: Yes, there is.
6. Yes, they want some tomatoes on the cheese 4. A: Is there body lotion?
sandwich. B: No, there isn’t.
7. Yes, they want some potatoes. 5. A: Are there razors?
8. No, they don’t want any dessert. B: Yes, there are.
6. A: Is there soap?
B: Yes, there is.
7. A: Are there combs?
Ex. A
B: Yes, there are.
1. some 5. some
8. A: Is there shaving cream?
2. any 6. any / some
B: Yes, there is.
3. some 7. any
9. A: Are there brushes?
4. any / some 8. some
B: No, there aren’t.
Ex. B
1. Could you 6. Can we
2. Can I 7. Can I Ex. A
3. Could you 8. Could you 1. want to do 6. want to go
4. Could you 9. Could I 2. need to call 7. don’t like to look
5. Could we 3. want to go 8. don’t need to go
4. like to exercise 9. want to visit
Ex. C 5. want to do
1. Could I 5. Can I
2. Can we 6. Can we Ex. B
3. Could I 7. Can you 1. don’t need to drive 6. don’t like to read
4. Could you 8. Could you 2. need to stay 7. wants to buy
3. doesn’t like to take 8. need to go
UNIT 8, LESSON 1, p. 121 4. don’t need to bring 9. don’t like to cook
5. doesn’t want to be
Ex. A
1. a 5. a Ex. C
2. b 6. a
1. needs to park
3. a 7. b
2. doesn’t like to exercise
4. b 8. b
3. don’t want to go
4. doesn’t like to run
Ex. B
5. want to eat out
1. is there 6. there aren’t 6. wants to go
2. there isn’t 7. There are 7. likes to walk
3. there’s 8. Is there 8. don’t need to pay
4. there are 9. there is
5. there isn’t
UNIT 8, LESSON 3, p. 123 UNIT 9, LESSON 2, p. 125
Ex. A Ex. A
at: 2, 7, 8 1. a 5. a
on: 1, 5, 6 2. a 6. b
in: 3, 4 3. b 7. b
4. b 8. a
Ex. B
1. at 6. on Ex. B
2. at 7. in 1. are you doing
3. at 8. in 2. ’m trying
4. in 9. on 3. isn’t coming out
5. at 4. Are you doing
5. ’m clicking
Ex. C
6. isn’t working / ’s not working
1. She lives in California 7. ’m changing
2. The car is in the garage. 8. ’m printing
3. Tara lives in Korea. 9. ’m sending
4. We work on the third floor.
5. I see Sara at the bus stop. Ex. C
6. There is / There’s an ATM on the corner. 1. What is he using?
7. The Chens live on Sunset Drive. 2. What are they fixing?
8. Louis runs in the park. 3. Who is she texting?
9. The bank is at 10 Elm Street. 4. Where are we / you going?
5. Why is he wearing a jacket?
UNIT 9, LESSON 1, p. 124 6. Where is she walking?
7. What is Leo teaching?
Ex. A
8. Who are you driving?
1. this 6. those
9. Why is Cole leaving?
2. these 7. these
3. that 8. this UNIT 9, LESSON 3, p. 126
4. that 9. this
5. those Ex. A
1. sometimes take a shower
Ex. B
2. rarely goes to bed
1. doctor’s 6. students’ 3. always brushes his teeth
2. Nick’s 7. people’s 4. often read books
3. boys’ 8. Dad’s 5. sometimes eat pizza
4. accountant’s 9. sister’s 6. You and Katya never eat dinner
5. children’s 7. It rarely rains
8. I usually leave the house
Ex. C 9. You always call me
1. Tara’s 6. architects’
2. men’s, ladies’ 7. Roman’s
Ex. B
3. receptionist’s 8. manager’s 1. Paula rarely 5. Yummi always
4. designers’ 9. Nina’s 2. Peter often 6. Hana rarely
5. Lori’s 3. Marc never 7. Tito always
4. Yuan always
Ex. C Ex. C
1. never 5. often 1. A: Did Nazir return the books to the library?
2. always 6. never B: Yes, he returned the books to the library.
3. rarely 7. rarely 2. A: Did he call his parents?
4. usually 8. sometimes B: Yes, he called his parents.
3. A: Did he paint the garage?
UNIT 10, LESSON 1, p. 127 B: No, he didn’t paint the garage.
4. A: Did he clean the kitchen?
Ex. A
B: Yes, he cleaned the kitchen.
1. a 5. a 5. A: Did he wash the car?
2. b 6. b B: No, he didn’t wash the car.
3. b 7. a 6. A: Did he help Annie with homework?
4. b 8. b B: Yes, he helped Annie with homework.
7. A: Did he work in the yard?
Ex. B B: No, he didn’t work in the yard.
1. were 6. were 8 A: Did he fix the computer?
2. Was 7. Was B: No, he didn’t fix the computer.
3. was 8. was
4. Were 9. were UNIT 10, LESSON 3, p. 129
5. was
Ex. A
Ex. C Present: 3, 5, 7,
1. Was the weather good? Past: 1, 2, 4, 6, 8
2. How was your weekend?
Ex. B
3. Were you home?
4. Where was the bike trip? 1. flew 6. met
5. Were you at Pine Park? 2. took 7. ate
6. Was it beautiful? 3. saw 8. got
7. Who was with you? 4. swam 9. had
8. Was it relaxing? 5. went
9. Why were you tired?
Ex. C
UNIT 10, LESSON 2, p. 128 1. Where did you go to school?
2. Who did you meet?
Ex. A
3. Where did they go?
1. b 5. a 4. Why did you give Sue your notes?
2. a 6. b 5. When did you take photographs?
3. a 7. a 6. How did you come?
4. b 8. a 7. Where did you buy the sweater?
8. Who did you take to the airport?
Ex. B 9. What did Sara eat?
1. Did you dance 6. Did you cook
2. stayed 7. visited
3. cleaned 8. Did you go out
4. worked 9. danced
5. washed

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Start Up Level 1 Student Book Answer Key

WELCOME UNIT LESSON 2 Introduce others

LEARN ABOUT YOUR BOOK Ex. 2, p. 3 VOCABULARY Ex. 1B, p. 8

UNIT 1 HOW’S IT GOING? CONVERSATION Ex. 4A, p. 9

READ Ex. 3C, p., 12 CONVERSATION Ex. 4B, p. 17

CONVERSATION Ex. 4A, p. 21

Ester: Yes, it is. My uncle is a general manager. He 1. garage 4. office

LESSON 4 Read about someone’s family PRONUNCIATION Ex. 3C, p. 27

CONVERSATION Ex. 4A, p. 29

Tina: So, I hear you’re house-sitting in a big

Tina: Yeah? What’s it like? 1. Her bedroom

CONVERSATION Ex. 4B, p. 37

Secon TSW Media

Ask about prices

LESSON 4 Read about a plan to meet

FOCUS ON WRITING Ex. 1B

Miami: 89° sunny, hot Circle: March (x3)

Houston: 78° partly cloudy, warm

CONVERSATION Ex. 4B, p. 51 CONVERSATION Ex. 3B, p. 57

PRONUNCIATION Ex. 3B, p. 59

VOCABULARY Ex. 1B, p. 60 PUT IT TOGETHER

Outdoors: hike, bike 3. She does it every Saturday morning.

PRONUNCIATION Ex. 3B, p. 61 UNIT 7 ARE YOU READY TO ORDER?

CONVERSATION Ex. 4A, p. 69 Server: Yes, of course.

FOCUS ON WRITING Ex. 1B, p. 73 LESSON 2 Give directions in a building

Hair Skin Teeth Shaving Other CONVERSATION Ex. 4A, p. 79

VOCABULARY Ex. 1B, p. 86

READ Ex. 2B, p. 82 1. c

FOCUS ON WRITING Ex. 1B, p. 83

CONVERSATION Ex. 4A, p. 89 READ Ex. 2B, p. 92

Dan can’t hear Gaby It is too heavy It is too noisy.

LISTENING Ex. 3A, p. 91 texting friends: Hana

LISTENING Ex. 3B, p. 91 UNIT 10 HOW WAS YOUR

LESSON 1 Describe your weekend

PRONUNCIATION Ex. 3B, p. 99

VOCABULARY Ex. 1B, p. 100

Ex. A UNIT 3, LESSON 2, p. 111

1. live 5. work Ex. A

Ex. B 1. There’s 5. There’s

UNIT 3, LESSON 1, p. 110 9. across from

3. When’s, It’s at 7:00. 3. purses 8. gloves

4. When’s, It’s at 5:00. 4. jeans 9. women

5. When’s, It’s on Friday. / It’s on March 20. 5. sweater

6. When are, They’re at 3:00.

Ex. A UNIT 6, LESSON 1, p. 116

UNIT 7, LESSON 1, p. 119

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