Student’s Book answer key A2

4 4
Starter unit 1 Amy, English, 16  ​2 Catrin, 15, Australian Jake: beard, blue eyes, fair hair, glasses,
5a long hair, moustache, tall
Vocabulary  p6
Students’ own answers Carl: brown eyes, dark hair, short, short
1a hair, thin
5b
1 board  2 board rubber  3  CD player 5
Students’ own answers
4 chair  5 computer  6  desk
Students’ own answers
7 dictionary  8 notebook  9  pen Grammar in context  p8
10 pencil  11  pencil sharpener
1 Grammar in context  pp10–11
12 rubber  13 ruler  14 textbook
a ’m/am  ​b ’s/is  ​c ’m/am not  ​d Are  ​ 1
1b
e  am  ​f ’m/am not a has got  ​b hasn’t got  ​c Has … got  ​
Students’ own answers d  has
2a 2
1 is  ​2 ’m/am  ​3 are/aren’t  ​4 are  ​ 2
Students’ own answers
5  is/isn’t  ​6 is/isn’t  ​7 aren’t  ​ 1 have/haven’t got  ​2 have/haven’t got  ​
2b 3  has/hasn’t got  ​4 have/haven’t got
8  ’m/am not
Students’ own answers
3 3
3
Storm 1 Has … got  ​2 Has … got  
1 CD player  ​2 board  ​3 dictionary  ​ ​3  Have … got  ​4 Has … got
4  computer, pen  ​5 board rubber, 4
Students’ own answers 4
pencil  ​
6 ruler  ​7 chairs  ​8 desk, pencil
sharpener  ​9 rubber  ​10 textbook  ​ 5 1 Yes, she has.  ​2 No, she hasn’t.  ​
11  notebook 1 d  ​2 b  ​3 e  ​4 a  ​5 g  ​6 f  ​7 c 3  No, they haven’t.  ​4 Yes, she has.
6 5
Speaking  p6 a My  ​b your  ​c Their  ​d They  ​ 1 add ’s  ​2 just add an apostrophe (’)
1a e  Our  ​f Her  ​g She  ​h Its  ​i It 6
Students’ own answers 1 Smith’s  ​2 mother’s  ​3 parents’  ​
1b Speaking  p9 4  Willow’s  ​5 grandparents’  ​
Students’ own answers 1 6  children’s  ​7 Jada’s brother’s
2 1 o’clock  ​2 half  ​3 quarter  ​4 to  ​ 7a
1 F-O-U-R  2 T-W-E-L-V-E  ​ 5  five past  ​6 twenty-five past three Students’ own answers
3 T-W-E-N-T-Y  ​4 E-I-G-H-T  ​ 2 7b
5 T-H-I-R-T-E-E-N Students’ own answers 1 This  ​2 Those  ​3 These  ​4 That
3 3
1 4  ​2 12  ​3 20  ​4 8  ​5 13 Students’ own answers
Language checkpoint: Starter
4
Vocabulary  p9
Students’ own answers
1a Grammar revision  p13
5
Students’ own answers Students’ own answers 1
1b a Are  ​b ’m/am not  ​c ’m/am  ​d Is  ​
Vocabulary  p7 Days: 2 Tuesday 3 Wednesday 4 Thursday e  isn’t/is not  ​f ’s/is
1a 7 Sunday 2
Students’ own answers Months: 2 February 3 March 5 May 6 June a Have … got  ​b have  ​c ’ve/have got  ​
1b 7 July 9 September 10 October d  Has … got  ​e hasn’t  ​f hasn’t got
11 November 3
1 the United Kingdom (UK)  ​2 Ireland  ​
3  American  ​4 Canadian  ​5 Australian Ordinal numbers: 2nd second 3rd third 5th 1 My  ​2 Her  ​3 They  ​4 These  ​
fifth 6th sixth 7th seventh 9th ninth 5  boy’s  ​6 Becky’s
2
10th tenth 11th eleventh
Suggested answers
2 Vocabulary revision  p13
New Zealand, South Africa, Belize,
1 sixteenth  ​2 nineteenth  ​ 1
Singapore, India, parts of the Caribbean
3 twenty-first  ​4 twenty-second  ​ 1 ruler  ​2 rubber  ​3 notebook  ​
(Antigua & Barbuda, Bahamas, Barbados,
5  twenty-third  ​6 twenty-fifth  ​ 4  board  ​5 pencil sharpener  
Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica, St
7  thirtieth  ​8 thirty-first 6
​   CD player
Lucia, Trinidad and Tobago etc.), many
African countries (Kenya, Botswana, Ghana, 3 2
Cameroon, Nigeria, Rwanda, etc.) 1 It’s the first of January.   1 third  ​2 Tuesday  ​3 June  ​4 eighth  ​
2–6  Students’ own answers 5  Saturday
Speaking  p7 3
Vocabulary  p10
1 1 uncle  ​2 grandmother  ​3 cousin  ​
I’m (a) Jayden. 1 4  mother  ​5 grandson/granddaughter  ​
(b) J-A-Y-D-E-N. Students’ own answers 6  nephew/niece
He’s (c) 18. 2 4
2 1 sister  ​2 nephew  ​3 aunt and uncle  ​ a short  ​b long  ​c blue  ​d beard  ​
Students’ own answers 4  grandfather  ​5 granddaughter e  glasses
3a 3
Students’ own answers Students’ own answers
3b
1 d  ​2 c  ​3 a  ​4 b

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Grammar in context  p 16–17 1c

Unit 1 1a Students’ own answers
Vocabulary  p14 Affirmative: 1, 2, 4, 7, 8 2
Negative: 3, 5, 6 1 C  ​2 A  ​3 D  ​4 B
1a
1b 3
a maths  b chemistry  c PE 
1 he, she, it  ​2 without -s  ​3 both 1 sleep  ​2 breakfast  ​3 time, plan  ​
d geography  e history  f ICT
2a 4  food  ​5 pet  ​6 exams
1b
1 starts, likes, asks (b)  ​2 studies, plays, 4
Students’ own answers
2 goes (c)  ​ 3 finishes, watches, relaxes (a) What makes How I deal
Students’ own answers 2b me stressed with stress
3 Students’ own answers Kieran Doing school Taking photos,
Suggested answers 3a work on time playing the
3 have breakfast  ​4 go to school (by 1 listen  ​2 goes  ​3 have  ​4 gets  ​ and the social piano and the
bike/bus/car/train/on foot)  ​
5 start school  ​ 5  finishes  ​6 watch  ​7 takes life at school. guitar.
6  have a break  ​7 have lunch  ​8 finish 3b Amelia Working in Walking in
school  ​9 go home  ​10 do homework  ​ 1 I don’t listen to music when I do my a café at the park or to
11  have dinner  ​12 go to bed homework. weekends. school or work.
4 2 My friend doesn’t go to school by bus. No time for
Students’ own answers homework or
3 We don’t have lunch at school.
friends.
5a 4 His sister doesn’t get up at 7.30 am.
Students’ own answers George Parents want Doing sport,
5 Our last class doesn’t finish at 5 pm.
5b me to go going for a run
6 They don’t watch films in their Spanish shopping and or swimming.
a read  b draw  c  play the guitar/piano lessons. look after my Playing a video
d  take photos 7 Dylan doesn’t take photos in his free brother and game with a
6 time. sister. friend.
1 c  ​2 b  ​3 e  ​4 g 4 5a
7 a studies  ​b doesn’t study  ​c take  ​ Suggested answers
Students’ own answers d  draw  ​e says  ​f work  ​g gets  ​ From text: do sport and exercise, talk to
8 h  doesn’t think  ​i loves people about how you feel, make a plan/
Students’ own answers 5a timetable, eat breakfast, do things you love
Students’ own answers (chatting to friends, surfing the Internet,
Reading  p15
5b reading), be positive
1 Students’ own answers Other ideas: breathe deeply, don’t
Example answers 6 compare yourself to others, limit your
1 I can see some students sitting on the 1 on  ​2 at  ​3 in  ​4 on  ​5 in  ​6 in  ​ time on social networks and have real
floor. They are wearing dance or sports 7  at relationships
clothes. 5b
7a
2 It doesn’t look similar to my school. It Students’ own answers
a at  ​b on  ​c in  ​d in  ​e at  ​f At  ​
hasn’t got desks and chairs and they don’t 5c
g  in  ​h on
have a school uniform.
7b Students’ own answers
2
Students’ own answers
Students’ own answers Listening  p20
3 Vocabulary  p17 1
1 F (They study the usual subjects …)  ​ 1a Students’ own answers
2  NM  ​3 NM  ​4 T  ​ 5 T  ​6 F (… they a library  b  sports centre   2
learn to use new technology …)  ​ 7 T 1 g  ​2 b  ​3 d  ​4 f  ​5 c
c theatre  d  swimming pool
4 1b 3
Example answers Students’ own answers a Sam  ​b Sophia  ​c Matthew  ​d Ben  ​
Advantages: a forum can give you useful 2a e  Isabel
information and advice/you can contact
Students’ own answers
people in other countries/you can read
2b Grammar in context  pp20–21
other people’s opinions/people can say 1a
2 It’s a shopping centre.  ​3 It’s a cinema.  ​
what they want/you can make friends 2 hardly ever  ​3 sometimes  ​4 often  ​
4  It’s a fast-food restaurant.  
Disadvantages: the information isn’t 5  usually  ​6 always
​5  It’s a library.  ​
6 It’s a sports centre.  ​
always true/can have hackers and give you
7  It’s a theatre.  ​8 It’s a stadium.  ​ 1b
spam/official websites have more detail
9  It’s a museum.  ​10 It’s a park. 1 after  ​2 before
5
3 2
1 a friend of mine  ​2 awesome  ​3 guys  ​
Students’ own answers Example answers
4  industries
2 I sometimes go to the theatre.  ​3 I
6 Gateway to life skills  pp18−19 am never late for class.  ​4 I always do
Students’ own answers 1a my homework.  ​ 5 I often go out with my
1 b  ​2 a  ​3 c  ​4 e  ​5 d friends on Friday.  ​
6 I am usually relaxed.  ​
1b 7  I often watch football on TV.
1 b  ​2 a  ​3 e  ​4 d  ​5 c

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3a 4
Contrast: but … but in general I don’t like
Language checkpoint: Unit 1
Students’ own answers
3b science subjects much.
Students’ own answers Reason: because … because my parents Grammar revision  p25
3c don’t like it. 1
Students’ own answers Consequence: so … so my favourite a does  ​b finishes  ​c Do  ​d don’t  ​
subject is art./… so I really like PE too. e  do  ​f Why  ​g Does  ​h hates
4a
1 Yes  ​2 No  ​3 No  ​4 Yes 5 2
Example answers 1 in  ​2 on  ​3 in  ​4 at  ​5 at  ​6 on
4b
1 I don’t like maths because it’s difficult. 3
1 True  ​2 True  ​3 True  ​4 False
2 I’ve got a sister, but I haven’t got a a She never plays tennis. (6)
5a
brother. b I usually surf the Internet. (2)
Students’ own answers
3 I hate sport, so I don’t play in any school c We sometimes walk to school. (4)
5b
team.
1 Do  ​2 Does  ​3 Does  ​4 Does  ​ d They hardly ever do sport. (5)
5  Do  ​6 Does 4 I love music, but I don’t play a musical
e My sister is always happy. (1)
instrument.
The intonation goes up: questions that can f My friends are often late. (3)
be answered with a ‘yes’ or ‘no’ answer
5 I speak English and I speak French, too.
(often referred to as ‘Yes/No questions’) 6 I walk to school because it is a nice Vocabulary revision  p25
usually end in rising intonation. walk. 1
5c 7 My English teacher is very good, so I 1 maths  ​2 history  ​3 PE (physical
Students’ own answers speak good English. education)  ​ 4 geography  ​5 dressed  ​
6 6a 6  breakfast  ​7 break  ​8 home
Students’ own answers Students’ own answers 2
7a 6b 1 takes  ​2 play  ​3 listens  ​4 go  ​
Students’ own answers Students’ own answers 5  reads  ​6 draw
7b 7 3
1 What  ​2 When  ​3 Where  ​4 Which  ​ Students’ own answers 1 library  ​2 fast-food restaurant  ​
5  Why  ​6 How  ​7 When 3  shopping centre  ​4 stadium  ​
Developing writing  p23
The intonation goes down: questions that 5  museum  ​6 swimming pool
begin with Wh- words usually end in falling 1
Name: Liam Bryon
intonation.
Age: 14
Unit 2
7c
Students’ own answers Lives: Newcastle, UK Vocabulary  p26
8 Brothers and sisters: a brother and a sister 1a
Students’ own answers Favourite subjects: biology, chemistry Students’ own answers
9a Free-time activities: plays guitar in a band, 1b
1 What time do you get up on Sunday? swimming Students’ own answers
2 When do you go to bed on Saturday? 2 1c
1 Paragraph B  ​2 Paragraph D  ​ 1 kitchen  ​2 bathroom  ​3 garden  ​
3 Where do you have lunch on Saturday?
3  Paragraph A  4 Paragraph C 4  hall  ​5 garage  ​6 living room  ​
4 What do you eat on Sunday?
3a 7  bedroom  ​8 dining room
5 Who do you go out with at the weekend?
5 with times 2
6 How many hours of TV do you watch? 3b Students’ own answers
9b Students’ own answers
Students’ own answers
3a
4 a window  b armchair  
9c 1 I have French and Spanish on Tuesdays. c painting/poster  d shelf/shelves
Students’ own answers 2 My family and I live in Puebla in Mexico. e sofa  f lamp/light  g table
Developing Speaking  p22 3 In the UK, school finishes on 3b
Wednesday 23rd July this year. Students’ own answers
1
a 2  b 5  c 3  d 1  e 4 4 My brother Jamie plays the guitar and I 3c
play the piano. Students’ own answers
2
5 Olga and I go to a music school in 4
1 Tell us something about yourself. What’s
Moscow called Borodin. Kitchen: microwave, fridge
your name and where are you from?
5 Bedroom: four posters, bed, computer
2 Tell us about your family.
Hi! Living room: TV, CD player, armchair, sofa,
3 What about school? What are your
I’m, I’ve got small table
favourite subjects?
We’re not bad 5
4 What subjects don’t you like?
soon, wishes Students’ own answers
5 And what do you do after school?
6
3a Students’ own answers
a 5  b 2  c 4  d 3  e 1
3b
Students’ own answers

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Reading  p27 Vocabulary  p29 6 Using natural products in the bathroom

1 helps reduce water pollution.
1a
Students’ own answers a take the rubbish out  ​b make the bed  ​ 5
2 c  lay the table  ​d do the washing   Example answers
1 In Washington DC ​e  do the ironing  ​
f tidy up walk to school, use ecological light bulbs,
2 The President of the United States 1b plant trees, turn devices off, open your
curtains and make use of natural light, wear
3 167 Students’ own answers
more clothes and turn the heating down,
4 The room where the President works 2
use your own re-useable cup, use rainwater
3 Students’ own answers to water your plants
1 an old  ​2 isn’t  ​3 is  ​4 work  ​ 3 6
5  sometimes  ​6 listens to music Students’ own answers Students’ own answers
4 7a
Gateway to life skills  pp30–31
Example answer a F (If you don’t turn off electrical
The text generally expresses facts. 1a
equipment completely, it still uses
5 Students’ own answers
electricity. It’s called standby power.)  
bill = paper money 1b ​b  F (I always wear a jumper around the
main = most important Students’ own answers house in winter … think of the energy and
wood = it comes from a tree and is used 2 money you save!)  ​ c T  ​d T  ​e T  ​
for making things such as furniture 1 shampoo or shower gel that isn’t natural f  F (Do you know that in the UK televisions
study = a room where you can work or read – bad – they contain hundreds of synthetic consume £190 million worth of electricity
chemicals which pollute water waiting on standby every year?)
walls = the upright sides of rooms in a
building 2 reuse or recycle empty containers 7b
6 – good – we throw away billions of 1 b  ​2 c  ​3 a  ​4 f  ​5 d  ​6 e
containers a year 8
Students’ own answers
3 food or drink with plastic packaging Students’ own answers
Grammar in context  pp28–29 – bad – we produce too much rubbish,
1 which is bad for the environment Listening  p32
a (1) There’s a large kitchen. 4 organic food – good – bad farming 1
b (2) There are 132 rooms. habits have a negative impact on the 1a I can see two girls outside a night club.
environment 1b I can see a girl talking on the phone.
c (4) There aren’t 150 seats.
5 canned drinks or food – bad – we 2a I can see two boys playing computer
d (5) Is there a cinema?
produce a lot of rubbish games.
e (6) Yes, there is.
6 leave the tap running when you brush 2b I can see two people watching TV.
f (3) No, there aren’t. your teeth – bad – uses 18 or 19 litres of
2 3a I can see a boy laying the table.
water
1 is/isn’t  ​2 are/aren’t  ​3 are/aren’t  ​ 3b I can see a boy cooking.
3
4  is/isn’t  ​5 is/isn’t  ​6 are/aren’t 2 we use approximately 50 litres of 4a I can see a computer with a celebrity
3a water per person each day for personal website.
Students’ own answers washing/50% of our main rivers are 4b I can see a computer with a study-
3b seriously polluted or without enough water centre website.
Students’ own answers 3 plastic packaging kills up to one million 2
4 seabirds a year 1 b  ​2 b  ​3 b  ​4 b
1 e  ​2 a  ​3 f  ​4 b  ​5 g  ​6 d  ​7 h  ​ 4 we use up to 18 or 19 litres of water if 3
8  c we leave the tap running when we brush 1 She’s at home. She’s taking the rubbish
5 our teeth out.
1 C  ​2 B  ​3 B  ​4 A  ​5 A  ​6 A  ​7 C 5 a five-minute shower uses 35 litres of 2 She thinks that the boys are playing
6 water computer games and she doesn’t like that.
1 under  ​2 next to  ​3 near/in front of  ​ 6 we throw away 45,000 tonnes of plastic 3 He says he isn’t a great cook, but he
4  on  ​5 behind/near  ​6 in packaging each year isn’t bad at cooking.
7 7 we throw away five billion shower gel or 4 He wants to use the computer to find
Suggested answers shampoo containers every year some information on the Internet for his
In picture B, there isn’t a cat under a chair. 4 biology homework.
There’s a ball under the table. 1 Making your own sandwiches is a good
Grammar in context  pp32–33
In picture B, there aren’t two books on the idea because there isn’t any packaging.
table. There are three. 2 Using a glass of water when you brush 1
In picture B, there are two cats behind the your teeth can save a lot of water. 1 be  ​2 things that are happening now
fridge. 3 Buying organic food helps the 2
In picture B, there’s a CD player and a environment because there are no Answers
phone on two shelves. synthetic chemicals. Most verbs: add -ing
In picture B, there’s a radiator on the wall. 4 Having short showers saves litres of do – doing; eat – eating; study – studying;
There are some shelves above the radiator. water. tidy – tidying; wash – washing
5 Buying locally-produced food reduces Verbs ending in consonant + e: take away
the need for long-distance transport and e and add -ing
saves energy. dance – dancing; have – having; take –
taking

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Verbs ending in one vowel + one 4 2

consonant: double the consonant and add 1 oh six four nine, double four five, six 1 T  ​2 F (The games console is under the
-ing seven double seven table.)  ​
3 T  ​4 F (The lamp is next to the
chat – chatting; put – putting; sit – sitting 2 nine eight double six, three two eight, sofa.)  ​
5 T  ​6 F (The armchair is near the
3a double eight double two sofa.)
The stress is on the first syllable (playing). 3 nine two one nine, double oh four two, 3
3b six five one nine 1 ’s/is having  ​2 ’s/is taking; takes  ​
Students’ own answers 4 seven five double one, double one six 3  aren’t watching; don’t watch  ​
4a five, oh eight six two 4  Is … washing; is
1 Dexter is drawing. 5
Vocabulary revision  p37
2 Mum is washing the dishes. Students’ own answers
3 Lucas and Harry are playing computer 6 1
games. Hello, is that Ann? (C) 1 kitchen  ​2 dining room  ​3 bathroom  ​
4  hall  ​5 living room  ​6 garage
4 Dad is doing the ironing. Yes, speaking./No, it’s Isabel. (A)
2
5 Megan is brushing her teeth. Is Katy there? (C)
Sorry, you’ve got the wrong number. (A) 1 take  ​2 do  ​3 up  ​4 lay  ​5 make  ​
6 Billy is doing his homework.
6  wash  ​7 do
4b Hang on a minute. I’ll get him/her. (A)
Can I leave a message? (C) 3
1 What is Billy doing?
Do you want to leave a message? (A) a shelf  ​b cupboard  ​c chair  ​
2 What is Dexter drawing? d  microwave  ​e washing machine  ​
3 Are Lucas and Harry playing golf? 7a
f  fridge  ​g cooker
4 Is Mum taking the rubbish out? Students’ own answers
7b
5 What is Megan doing?
6 Who is doing the ironing?
Students’ own answers Gateway to exams: Units 1–2
7b
5
Students’ own answers Reading  p38
1 He’s doing his homework.
2 He’s drawing a sun. Developing writing  p35 1
3 No, they aren’t. They’re playing 1 The school is a special football academy.
1
computer games. Example answer 2 Students’ own answers
4 No, she isn’t. She’s washing the dishes. I can see a typical English house in the 2
5 She’s brushing her teeth. country. It is old and it’s got a lovely garden 1 NM  ​2 F (His parents take him to the
6 Dad is doing the ironing. with flowers in front of the house. In the academy.)  ​ 3 T  ​4 F (But his mum and
other photo, I can see a modern luxury dad don’t stay because the teachers don’t
6
flat with a swimming pool. I prefer this one want parents to watch the lessons.)  ​5 T  ​
1 present simple: a and d; present
because I can live like a famous footballer 6  F (But from 2.30 to 3.30 they have a
continuous: b and c
or a Hollywood star. football match.)  ​
7 F (Then it’s time to
2 routine actions: a and d; actions that have a shower and go home.)  ​ 8 NM
are happening now: b and c 2
1 It’s the house with the swimming pool. 3
7 Students’ own answers
a are (you) doing  ​b ‘m/am cooking  ​ 2 Location: it’s in a warm country, near
the sea; Special rooms or features in the 4a
c  Do (you usually) cook  ​d wash  ​e ‘m/
house: it has a spectacular swimming a book – reading  ​b digital camera –
am helping  ​ f makes  ​g ‘s/is working  ​
pool, windows not walls, enormous living photography  ​ c CD – listening to music  ​
h  does (your mum) do
room, a cinema to watch favourite films; d  pencils – drawing  ​e DVD – watching
8 films  ​f comics – reading/collecting  ​
Household objects and furniture: colourful
Students’ own answers g  computer game – playing games  ​
lights, pictures of film stars, comfortable
sofas and chairs next to the swimming pool h  ball – football/tennis/basketball
Developing Speaking  p34
3 4b
1
spectacular, bright, comfortable, colourful, 1 e  ​2 f  ​3 a  ​4 b  ​5 g
It’s possible for Jessica to speak to Tom in
enormous 5
Conversation 2.
4 Students’ own answers
In Conversation 1, Tom is having a piano
lesson. Students’ own answers
5 Use of English  p39
In Conversation 3, Jessica calls the wrong
Students’ own answers 6
number.
1 A  ​2 B  ​3 A  ​4 B  ​5 C  ​6 A  ​7 A  ​
2
8  C
Conversation 1: Language checkpoint: Unit 2 7
a 3  ​b 1  ​c 2  ​d 4
Students’ own answers
Conversation 2: Grammar revision  p37
a 3  ​b 1  ​c 2
1
Conversation 3:
1 There is  ​2 There aren’t  ​3 There isn’t  ​
a 3  ​b 1  ​c 2 4  There are  ​5 There aren’t  ​6 There is  ​
3a 7  There is
Students’ own answers
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Unit 3 4 3a
Example answers Suggested answers
Vocabulary  p40 Famous people appear in TV programmes 1 basketball, baseball, tennis, table tennis,
1a like Splash! because it is good publicity football, golf, volleyball, rugby
1 head  ​2 face  ​3 ear  ​
4 nose  ​ and it can make them more popular. 2 basketball, football, volleyball, baseball,
5 mouth  ​ 6 neck  ​7 shoulder  ​ Famous people also love the attention and rugby
8 chest  ​
9 back  ​ 10 stomach  ​11  arm  ​ sometimes get paid money to appear on 3 ice skating, skiing
12 elbow  ​ 13 wrist  ​
14 hand  ​15  finger  ​ TV.
4 swimming, sailing, diving
16 leg  ​
17 knee  ​18 ankle  ​ 19 foot  ​ 5
5 gymnastics, cycling, fishing, golf, horse-
20 toe 1 impression  ​2 hurt  ​3 train  ​4 sign  ​ riding, running, diving, skiing, climbing,
1b 5  state swimming
Students’ own answers 6 6 all sports are Olympic except fishing,
2 Students’ own answers climbing, baseball
1 ears  ​2 head  ​3 necks  ​4 stomach  ​ 3b
5  ankle  ​6 toes  ​7 wrist  ​8 fingers Grammar in context  pp42–43
students’ own answers
3 1
1 True  ​
2 False  ​3 True 4
a skate  ​b dive  ​c hit  ​d kick
Students’ own answers
4 2a
1 dive  ​2 run  ​3 kick  ​4 ride a horse  ​ can’t Gateway to life skills  pp44–45
5  ride a bike  ​6 swim 2b 1
5a 1 ✓    ​2  ✓    ​3  ✗    ​4  ✗    ​5  ✓ Students’ own answers
2 run, dive, swim, ride a bike, rest 2c 2
3 jump, kick, run, fall, rest Students’ own answers 1 F  ​2 T  ​3 F  ​4 T  ​5 F  ​6 F
4 ski, skate 3 3
5 dive, swim, jump, fall 1 can’t cook  ​2 can play  ​3 can’t play  ​ 1 She talks about types of exercise that
4  can swim  ​5 can’t hit  ​6 can ride are good for the heart (aerobic), strength
6 fall, hit, jump, kick
4a and flexibility.
5b
Students’ own answers 2 An expert.
Students’ own answers
4b 3 To explain how different types of
6
Students’ own answers exercise do different things for your body.
Students’ own answers
5 4 It’s formal, whereas Celia’s blog is
Reading  p41 1 how we do something  ​ informal. It gives facts, whereas Celia’s
1 2  with other verbs  ​3 -ly  ​4 irregular gives her opinion.
b Cliff-diving – a dangerous sport 6 4
2 a fast  ​b hard  ​c well  ​d badly  ​
e  slowly  ​f carefully  ​g patiently Three different types of exercise
1 b (… the divers train hard for hours and
7 What exactly Example
hours to be able to do it safely.)
Students’ own answers does it do sports/
2 a (… the divers must always enter with for you? activities
their feet first, to protect their arms …) Vocabulary  p43 1 Aerobic It makes Swimming,
3 a (The weather and the state of the
1 exercise your heart basketball,
sea make a difference … When the sea is
Indoor: gymnastics, judo, table tennis efficient at cycling and
moving a lot … the competition stops.)
Outdoor: baseball, cycling, fishing, sending dancing.
4 c (Some people say the programme is oxygen to
football, golf, horse-riding, rugby, sailing,
dangerous because it gives the impression your muscles,
skiing
that diving is easy.) and builds
Indoor and outdoor: basketball, climbing,
​5 c (Professor Splash is famous because stamina.
diving, ice skating, running, swimming,
he dives from a height of 11 metres or You can do
tennis, volleyball
more into a small plastic swimming pool exercise for a
2a
for kids.) long time.
Students’ own answers
3 2 Exercise It gives Running,
2b
Suggested answers to build you strong cycling and
O golf
1 Small mistakes can be important your muscles. That skating
Oo baseball, climbing, cycling, diving,
because divers hit the water very fast, so strength makes you (for legs).
fishing, football, judo, rugby,
the consequences can be terrible. active and Gymnastics
running, sailing, skiing, swimming,
2 Cliff-divers enter the water with their full of energy (for arms
tennis
feet first to protect their arms, shoulders and helps to and
Ooo basketball, horse-riding, ice
and neck. protect your stomach).
skating, volleyball
3 Some people say Splash! is dangerous body.
oOo gymnastics
because it makes diving look easy. 3 Exercise It gives you Gymnastics,
OoOo table tennis
4 Careful preparation and over 25 years to flexibility. yoga and
of experience help Professor Splash do his improve You can martial arts.
dives. your move easily
flexibility in many
different
positions.

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5 places you must wear white. The ball can 4

Golf 1 * 2 ** 3** only hit the ground once. You mustn’t The School Tai Chi Club: come, join, bring,
Judo 1 ** 2 *** 3 *** shout at the umpire even if you disagree. wear, call, visit
Running 1*** 2** 3** Table tennis: You must/have to hit the ball Dylan’s Street Dance Club: come, learn,
Walking quickly 1 ** 2 * 3* with the bat. You mustn’t touch the ball call, don’t sit, call
6 with your hand or foot. The ball must only 5a
1 Kieran  ​2 George, Molly  ​3 Amelia  ​ hit the table once, except on a serve when Students’ own answers
4  George  ​5 Molly  ​6 George  ​ it has to hit the table on both sides of the 5b
7  George net. Students’ own answers
Volleyball: There have to be six players in
7
a team. You mustn’t bounce the ball. You
Students’ own answers Language checkpoint: Unit 3
have to hit the ball with your hands. A team
Listening  p46 must win a set by a two-point lead. Players
1
mustn’t hit the ball twice in a row. You Grammar revision  p51
don’t have to wear shoes if you play beach
Suggested answers 1
volleyball.
I think you touch the ball with your feet. 1 Can you ski?  ​2 I can’t come.  ​3 I
5b
Perhaps you play Sepak Takraw like can’t play golf.  ​4 She can run marathons.  ​
Students’ own answers 5  They can’t swim.  ​6 Can you walk?  ​
volleyball but with your legs and feet.
6 7  I can ride a bike.
2
1 have to  ​2 must/have to  ​3 don’t 2
Suggested answers
have to  ​4 have to/must  ​5 mustn’t  ​
a name of a country  ​b adjective/noun   1 patiently  ​2 well  ​3 badly  ​4 fast  ​
6  doesn’t have to  ​7 mustn’t
​c  part of the body  ​d part of the body  ​ 5  slowly  ​6 carefully  ​7 hard
7a
e  a number  ​f to be (negative or 3
affirmative?)  ​g adjective  ​h a number  ​ Students’ own answers
1 mustn’t  ​2 must/have to  ​3 don’t
i  a number  ​j part of the body  ​ 7b have to  ​ 4 mustn’t  ​5 must/have to  ​
k  part of the body  ​l name of a sport Students’ own answers 6  don’t have to  ​7 must/have to
3a Developing Speaking  p48
Students’ own answers Vocabulary revision  p51
1 1
3b
Students’ own answers a nose  ​b toe  ​c finger  ​d chest  ​
a Malaysia/Asia  ​b kick  ​c hands/arms  
​d arms/hands  ​e three/3  ​f isn’t  ​ 2 e  ankle  ​f neck  ​g stomach
g  flexible  ​h three/3  ​i fifteen/15  ​ a 17  ​b Wednesdays  ​c 6/six   2
j  chest/head  ​k head/chest  ​l soccer ​d 4.50  e racket
a ride  ​b swim  ​c jump  ​d ice skate  ​
4 3a e  dive
Students’ own answers Students’ own answers 3
3b 1 judo  ​2 volleyball  ​3 rugby  ​
Grammar in context  pp46–47 Students’ own answers 4  ice skating  ​5 sailing  ​6 fishing  ​
1 4 7  baseball
1 must, have to  ​2 don’t have to  ​ like (A) • help (G) • tell (A) • much (A)
your (A) • You’re (G) • Thank (G)
3  mustn’t
5a
Unit 4
2
1 have to  ​2 doesn’t have to  ​3 have to  ​ Students’ own answers Vocabulary  p52
4  don’t have to  ​5 don’t have to  ​ 5b 1a
6  has to  ​7 don’t have to Students’ own answers a Italy  ​b Turkey  ​c Egypt  ​d Peru
3 6 1b
1 mustn’t  ​2 mustn’t  ​3 must  ​4 must  ​ Students’ own answers
Students’ own answers
5  must  ​6 mustn’t 2a
Developing writing  p49
4 Students’ own answers
1 NN  ​2 N  ​3 NP  ​ 4 N  ​5 NP  ​6 N  ​ 1
2b
7  NN Students’ own answers
Students’ own answers
5a 2
3a
Suggested answers The School Tai Chi Club: 1 school gym  ​
Students’ own answers
Sepak Takraw: You must/have to kick the
2  Wednesday 5 pm  ​3 learn to relax and
control body and mind  ​
4 call Charlotte 3b
ball. You mustn’t touch the ball with your Argentina – Argentinian Mexico – Mexican
or visit website
hands or arms. You mustn’t touch the net. Brazil – Brazilian Peru – Peruvian
Two teams must play the game. Dylan’s Street Dance Club: 1 sports hall  ​
2  Friday 6 pm  ​3 create dance routines, China – Chinese Poland – Polish
Football: You have to/must use your foot
video them and prepare for shows  ​4 call Czech Republic – Czech Russia – Russian
or your head to move the ball. You mustn’t
Dylan Egypt – Egyptian  Scotland – Scottish
use your hands. You can kick the ball or
3 France – French Slovakia – Slovak
touch it with your head. You don’t have
to run a lot if you are the goalkeeper. You Are you mad about street dance? the UK – British Spain – Spanish
must play for at least 90 minutes. Two We usually meet on Friday at 6 pm, in the Greece – Greek  Switzerland – Swiss
teams must play the game. sports hall. Ireland – Irish Turkey – Turkish
Tennis: You must/have to hit the ball with Bring an open mind. Call him now! Italy – Italian Ukraine – Ukrainian
the racket. In most places you don’t have Don’t sit there! Japan – Japanese the US – American
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4 6 2
1 luggage  ​2 guidebook  ​3 travel 1 the infinitive without to 1 is  ​2 festivals  ​3 road
agency  ​4 passport  ​5 trip/excursion  ​ 2 could goes before the subject 3
6  book  ​7 sightseeing  ​8 tickets  ​ 7 1 F (It’s actually not that big …)  ​2 T  ​
9  package holiday  ​10 souvenir 1 Tourists/They couldn’t book tickets 3  NM  ​4 F (There were a lot events in
5 online. the streets too.)  ​ 5 F (August is a great
1 passport  ​2 package holiday  ​ 2 They could write graffiti on monuments. time to go.)  ​ 6 T  ​7 F (Originally it was
3  guidebook 3 They could sail from England to for ships to know the time but now I think
6 they probably do it for tourists.)  ​
8 F (Do
America.
Students’ own answers you know what shortbread is? It’s a type of
4 They couldn’t travel by car at 160 kph.
biscuit …)  ​9 NM  ​10 T
Reading  p53 5 They couldn’t fly non-stop from England
4
to Japan.
2 Students’ own answers
6 They could stay in hotels.
Suggested answers
The text is about tourists writing graffiti on
7 They could go on excursions. Grammar in context  pp58–59
famous 8 They couldn’t travel around the world in 1a
monuments: a crime in most countries. a week. List A: loved, visited, climbed, walked,
3 8 wanted
Suggested answers Students’ own answers List B: bought, ate, went, saw, spoke,
1 It was on a 3,500-year-old monument in understood
Vocabulary  p55 1b
Luxor, Egypt.
1 List A is regular. List B is irregular.
2 Because his message wasn’t imaginative
or clever. a coach  ​b lorry  ​c ship  ​d tram  ​ 1c
e  underground  ​f moped  ​g van 2 d  ​3 a  ​4 c
3 It is a serious crime and you can go to
prison for a year. 2 1d
Road: bus, car, coach, lorry, moped, 1 liked  ​2 cried  ​3 chatted  ​4 wanted  ​
4 There is an example of graffiti from
motorbike, taxi, van 5  arrived  ​6 worked
1244 BC.
Rail: train, underground 2a
5 He was an Egyptologist.
Air: helicopter, plane The three pronunciations for -ed endings
6 There is graffiti in lots of languages
Sea: boat, ship are /t/, /d/, /ɪd/.
because in the 19th century Europeans
could travel around the world easily. 2b
Gateway to life skills  pp56–57
7 Chinese tourists must behave in a Students’ own answers
1 2c
civilised way.
Suggested answers /d/: listened, loved, played, stayed
4 The photo is of two people when they
Example answers /t/: liked, washed, watched, worked
were young. I think they are the creators of
Tourist graffiti is a crime in some countries /ɪd/: hated, decided, needed, started,
a product.
because it candamage tourism. It isn’t wanted
2
civilised: people don’t want tosee modern 3
1 Maureen and Tony Wheeler.  ​2 Lonely
writing on ancient monuments. a went  ​b visited  ​c took  ​d used  ​
Planet.  ​
3 Because they created the
5 e  saw  ​f ate  ​g bought  ​h walked  ​
company Lonely Planet.  ​
4 Because their
1 crime  ​2 temple  ​3 monument  ​ i  spoke  ​j understood
books are about travelling all over the
4  amuse himself  ​5 discovery  ​6 hunt  ​ world.
4a
7  civilised 1 had  ​2 made  ​3 caught  ​4 did  ​
3
5  swam  ​6 taught  ​7 came  ​8 bought
Grammar in context  pp54–55 1 c  ​2 d  ​3 b  ​4 e  ​5 g  ​6 a  ​7 f
4b
4
1 Students’ own answers
1 Before Tony and Maureen wrote their
a was  ​b were  ​c wasn’t  ​d weren’t  ​ 5a
guidebook, there weren’t any guidebooks
e  Was  ​f was  ​g wasn’t  ​h were  ​ Students’ own answers
about travelling cheaply. Friends asked
i  weren’t 5b
them lots of questions about how they did
2 it. Students’ own answers
a were  ​b weren’t  ​c was  ​d was  ​
2 Adventurous young travellers. Developing Speaking  p60
e  Were  ​f were  ​g Was  ​h wasn’t  ​
i  was 3 Over five million people!
1
3 5a a 1  ​b 4  ​c 6  ​d 5  ​e 7
1 was  ​2 was  ​3 wasn’t  ​4 weren’t  ​ 1 cap  ​2 on the beach  ​3 Half  ​4 isn’t  ​
2
5  wasn’t  ​6 were  ​7 wasn’t  ​8 were 5  cheap  ​6 more than one
Students’ own answers
4 5b
3a
Students’ own answers
2 Where were your parents at 10 pm last Students’ own answers
night? 6
3b
Students’ own answers
3 Where was your family last July? 1 Barcelona
4 Where was your best friend yesterday? Listening  p58 2 Went with family – mum, dad and
5 Where were you in 2012? brother
1
5 Students’ own answers 3 Went by plane from London (2 hours)
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4 At Porta Fira Hotel near centre 5

5 Went sightseeing to Sagrada Familia,
Language checkpoint: Unit 4 Students’ own answers
shopping on Las Ramblas and to Camp 6
Nou football stadium Grammar revision  p63 Students’ own answers
6 Paella 1 7
7 I love Barcelona T-shirt 1 was, could  ​2 wasn’t, was  ​ 1 F (It was with my primary school … )  ​
4 3  couldn’t, were  ​4 weren’t 2 NM  ​3 F (I could say some simple
a to  ​b by  ​c with  ​d at  ​e to 2 things.)  ​4 NM  ​5 F (My friend … just
1 walked  ​2 studied  ​3 stopped  ​ wanted to eat in fast-food restaurants.)  ​
5a
4  wanted  ​5 decided  ​6 hated 6  NM  ​7 F (But when I listened carefully,
Example answer
3 I understood some things …)
Last year I had a brilliant holiday. I went
to Rio de Janeiro with my family – my 2 He bought CDs and books. 8
mum and my two brothers. We went by 3 I took a pen to the class. Students’ own answers
plane. It took 13 hours to get there from 4 We did a lot of sport on Friday. 9
London! We stayed at a fantastic hotel Students’ own answers
5 Mrs Jones taught maths.
called the Copacabana Palace. It was near 6 My friend came to school by bus.
the beach. We went to the beach every
7 My dad caught the train to work. Unit 5
day. The water was beautiful. We did some
sightseeing, too. We went by train to the 8 They got back home late on Saturday. Vocabulary  p66
top of the Corcovado mountain. Wow!
Vocabulary revision  p63 1a
When we looked down on Rio and Sugar a factory  ​b outdoors  ​c garage  ​
Loaf Mountain, it was really spectacular! 1 d  office  ​e studio
The food was really good in Rio, too. I 1 Polish  ​2 Egyptian  ​3 Greece  ​
1b
loved all the fruit. They had lots of tropical 4  Turkey  ​5 Scottish  ​6 Switzerland  ​
Students’ own answers
fruit, you know, like pineapples, mangoes 7  Chinese
2
and papayas. Delicious! I bought a few 2
A doctor works in a clinic or hospital.
things when I was there. Oh yeah, I bought 1 guidebook  ​ 2 luggage  ​3 sightseeing  ​
An engineer works in an office, outdoors or
a Brazilian football shirt for a friend of mine 4  book  ​5 travel agency  ​6 trip  ​
in a factory.
who loves football. I had a great time in 7  package holiday
A farmer works outdoors.
Rio. I loved everything about it. I want to 3
go back one day! A mechanic works in a garage.
1 lorry  ​2 tram  ​3 van  ​4 moped  ​
5b A nurse works in a hospital or a clinic.
5  underground  ​6 coach
Students’ own answers A secretary works in an office.
6a A shop assistant works in a shop.
Students’ own answers Gateway to exams: Units 3–4 A singer works in a studio or a restaurant.
6b A teacher or professor works in a school or
Students’ own answers Reading  p64 university.
A waiter or waitress works in a restaurant.
1a
Developing writing  p61 Students’ own answers
3
1a 1 journalist  ​2 builder  ​3 dentist  ​
1b
Students’ own answers 4  cleaner  ​5 actor/actress  ​6 artist  ​
Students’ own answers
1b 7  hairdresser  ​8 cook
2 bus/taxi/lorry driver, footballer and writer/
Students’ own answers 1 a (You play underwater, so you have to author do not have definitions.
2a be able to swim well to play.)
the food, sightseeing, shopping
4a
2 b (The game has two halves. Each half Students’ own answers
2b is 15 minutes. In the middle the game
the food: We’re sitting in a café having a
4b
stops …)
burger and a milkshake … Column 1: Ooo
3 b (One team usually wears white and
sightseeing: Yesterday we went bus driver businessman footballer
the other team wears blue or black.)
sightseeing. We went to the top of the hairdresser journalist secretary
4 c (Only six people from each team can Column 2: oOo
Empire State Building! We also saw the be in the water.)
Statue of Liberty and Times Square. assistant mechanic professor
5 b (To score a goal, you must put the ball Column 3: ooO
shopping: This morning we did some in the basket.)
shopping near the hotel. I bought a cool engineer
3 5
T-shirt, and a little present for you.
Example answers
3 Suggested answers
I wouldn’t like to play underwater rugby An actor or actress usually works in a
a Hi  ​
b How  ​c hope  ​d present  ​
because it’s very difficult and tiring. I’d theatre or television studio.
e  past  ​f here  ​g Love
like to play underwater rugby because it’s
4a An artist usually works in a studio.
exciting and different.
Students’ own answers A builder usually works outdoors.
4
4b A bus/taxi/lorry driver usually works
was/were • bought • ate • got • went
Students’ own answers outdoors, in a bus/taxi/lorry.
hated • had • liked • loved • made • read
A cleaner usually works in an office or a
saw • spoke • stayed • took • understood
house.
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A cook usually works in a restaurant. 5 Johnny Depp didn’t drive a taxi. He Gateway to life skills  pp70–71
A dentist usually works in a clinic. played in a rock band. 1
A footballer usually works outdoors. 6 Julia Roberts didn’t make ice cream. Students’ own answers
A hairdresser usually works in a hair salon. She was a shop assistant in an ice cream 2
A journalist usually works in an office or shop. Suggested answers
outdoors. 7 JK Rowling didn’t teach French. She You can improve your language skills.
A writer or author usually works at home. taught English. It’s a good way to relax.
6 3 Stories are interesting.
1 taxi driver  ​2 dentist  ​3 actor  ​ a was  ​b didn’t like  ​c left  ​d worked  ​ You can learn about new subjects.
4  businesswoman e  didn’t have  ​f went  ​g had  ​h wrote  ​ 3
7 i  needed  ​j gave  ​k asked  ​l didn’t
Students’ own answers
Students’ own answers want  ​m became  ​n left  ​o started  ​
4a
p  won
Reading  p67 1 When we read or continue reading
4a
something because we want to.
1 (If the sentences are not true, they should
2 Because they think reading doesn’t look
Students’ own answers be rewritten as follows:)
cool.
2 1 I didn’t like coffee when I was 11.
4b
Students’ own answers 2 I didn’t play with toy cars when I was
Students’ own answers
3a five.
5
1 B  ​
2 MM  ​3 DA  ​4 DA  ​5 MM  ​ 3 I didn’t go to another country last
Students’ own answers
6  DA  ​7 B  ​8 MM summer.
6
3b 4 I didn’t win a prize before the age of 12.
1 Do  ​2 Don’t  ​3 Do  ​4 Do  ​5 Don’t  ​
1 Michael Morpurgo studied English and 5 I didn’t do sport last weekend. 6  Do  ​7 Do
French at university. David Almond studied 6 I didn’t go out last night.
literature at university. 7a
7 I didn’t have a party at my house for my Students’ own answers
2 Michael Morpurgo’s first job was as a last birthday.
primary teacher. David Almond’s first job 7b
4b Students’ own answers
was in a hotel.
Students’ own answers
3 David Almond’s hobbies include running 5 Listening  p72
and football.
1 infinitive  ​2 don’t repeat 1a
4 David Almond always wanted to be a 6a Students’ own answers
professional writer.
1 did, star  ​2 did, create  ​3 did, make  ​ 1b
5 The film version of War Horse was 4  did, play  ​5 did, give 1 British  ​2 19th century  ​3 the city  ​
popular, but Skellig wasn’t a success.
6b 4  were  ​5 liked
6 David Almond once worked as a 1 Pirates of the Caribbean   2a
builder.
​2  The Simpsons  ​3 The Moonwalk  ​ Students’ own answers
7 Michael Morpurgo has won prizes and 4  tennis  ​5 the Statue of Liberty 2b
David Almond won the Hans Christian
7a a 7th February 1812  ​b prison  ​
Andersen Award in 2010.
Students’ own answers c  factory  ​d terrible  ​e theatre  ​
8 Michael’s first book was a collection of 7b f  journalist  ​g America/the US  ​h talks  ​
the stories he told to his students. David’s
Students’ own answers i  58
first books were for adults.
7c 3
4
Students’ own answers a 1812  ​b He moved to London.  ​
Students’ own answers
c  He went to work in a factory  ​
5 Vocabulary  p69 d 1836–1837  ​ e He went to America for
1 award  ​2 ambition  ​3 charity  ​ 1a the first time.  ​
f He went to America for
4  reading out  ​5 suggested a Shakespeare – he was a playwright, the second time.  ​ g 1870
6 actor and poet 4
Students’ own answers b Mozart – he was a composer and Students’ own answers
musician
Grammar in context  pp68–69 Grammar in context  p72
1b
1 1
actor • composer • dancer • director
1 a, c, d  ​2 didn’t musician • novelist • painter • playwright 1 activities in progress  ​2 short
2a poet • singer • writer completed actions  ​ 3 blue – past simple,
Students’ own answers 2 red – past continuous  ​ 4 -ing form  ​
2b Students’ own answers 5  while
1 Beyoncé helped her mother, who was a 3 2a
hairdresser. Suggested answers a wasn’t raining  ​b was running  
2 Bruce Willis didn’t work in a fast-food ballet – dancer/composer, classical ​c  was wearing  ​d wasn’t wearing  ​
restaurant. He worked in a factory. music – composer/musician, film – actor/ e  was shouting  ​f were buying  
3 Brad Pitt wanted to be a journalist. But director, literature – novelist/writer, opera ​g  were watching  ​h weren’t looking  ​
he didn’t finish his university studies in – composer/director/singer, poetry – poet, i  was taking  ​j was sleeping
journalism. theatre – actor, director, playwright 2b
4 Jennifer Aniston didn’t work as a 4 Students’ own answers
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3 3 2b
2 My mum was waiting for me when I got past simple, past continuous, present apple • biscuit • burger • butter • chicken
home. simple coffee • fizzy • ice cream • lemon • melon
3 She saw an accident while she was 4 milkshake • orange • pizza • salad
waiting for the bus. Two months ago, Then, Next, In the end strawberry • sugar • water • yoghurt
4 He was walking in the park when he had 5 3a
an idea for a novel. Students’ own answers Students’ own answers
5 They heard a knock on the door while 6a 3b
they were watching TV. Students’ own answers Students’ own answers
6 We weren’t listening when the teacher 6b 4
gave the answer. Students’ own answers a pizzas  ​b tomato  ​c cheese  ​
7 They were dancing when he stood on d  chicken  ​e white coffee  ​f black  ​
her toe! g  salad  ​h burger  ​i chips  ​j cheese
Language checkpoint: Unit 5 and tomato  ​ k chicken and egg
4
a wrote  ​b was studying  ​c had  ​ 5
d  was travelling  ​e didn’t have   Grammar revision  p77 Students’ own answers
​f  were travelling  ​g didn’t ask  ​h went  ​ 1
i  was living  ​j had 1 didn’t go  ​2 didn’t finish  ​3 didn’t Reading  p79
5a have  ​ 4 didn’t read  ​5 didn’t swim  ​ 1
Students’ own answers 6  didn’t write  ​7 didn’t buy Students’ own answers
5b 2 2
Students’ own answers 1 arrived  ​2 was sitting  ​3 appeared  ​ a A chicken burger has chicken, tomato,
4  got  ​5 was shining  ​6 broke cheese, salad, salt, sugar, preservatives,
Developing Speaking  p74 3 antioxidants, chemical flavours, hormones
1 1 Did you go to school last Monday? Yes, and water.
Suggested answers I did./No, I didn’t. b A strawberry milkshake has milk, sugar,
I think they are photographs of a famous 2 Did Mozart play the piano? Yes, he did. special flavours and chemicals.
writer with some fans. She’s signing 3 What did Tolkien write? He wrote Lord 3
autographs in books she wrote. She looks of the Rings. 1 F (Chicken burgers and milkshakes
very happy. Some people are taking have got chemical additives.)  ​2 F (There
4 Where did you go last summer?
photographs. is some chicken in a chicken burger.)  ​
(Students’ own answers)
2 3  T  ​4 F (There are over 4,500 possible
5 Did JK Rowling draw comics? No, she
1 A year ago. chemical flavours to choose from.)  ​5 T  ​
didn’t.
2 In a bookshop in Miami. 6  F (They cost a lot of money and they go
6 What time did you go to bed last night? bad. Also modern consumers don’t think
3 Her sister. I went to bed at … that the flavour of strawberries is strong or
4 They couldn’t find the bookshop and 7 Did it rain yesterday? Yes, it did./No, it sweet.)  ​ 7 T
they were going round and round in circles didn’t. 4
for ages.
Example answers
5 When they arrived, hundreds of people Vocabulary revision  p77
The writer uses a, c and d, e.g.
were waiting. 1 a The real ingredients in the food;
6 When they met her, Veronica Roth 1 garage  ​2 restaurant  ​3 office  ​ Chicken burgers are 45% water; can
signed her book. 4  outdoors  ​5 clinic contain 60 chemicals
7 Yes, it was. Veronica Roth was very kind 2 c Chicken burgers are 45% water; there
and patient and they made lots of friends 1 teacher  ​2 cleaner  ​3 builder  ​ aren’t usually any real strawberries in
while they were waiting. 4  waiter  ​5 engineer  ​6 journalist  ​ strawberry milkshake.
3 7  hairdresser  ​8 businesswoman d What’s in your food? (title) But have you
That’s incredible! • Wow! • Cool! • Oh, no! 3 got any idea what exactly is inside the food
Did she? 1 ballet  ​2 opera  ​3 literature  ​ you’re eating? (sub-heading) But what’s
4a 4  poetry  ​5 painter  ​6 director  ​ inside that? (paragraph 2)
Students’ own answers 7  theatre 5
4b chemical additives = extra ingredients in
Students’ own answers Unit 6 food that are not natural
5 flavour = something that has taste
Students’ own answers 1a
preservatives = chemicals that keep food
6 a beans  ​b egg  ​c fish  ​d banana  ​
fresh for longer
e  melon  ​f orange juice  ​g soft drink/
Students’ own answers choose = decide
fizzy drink  ​
h nuts  ​i meat  ​j chicken  ​
7 hormones = chemicals that make animals
k  strawberry  ​l apple  ​m lemon  ​
Students’ own answers grow
n  milkshake
1b consumers = people that buy things
Developing writing  p75
Students’ own answers 6
1 Students’ own answers
Students’ own answers 2a
2 Students’ own answers
1 D  ​2 B  ​3 A  ​4 C

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Grammar in context  pp80–81 2 who can’t stop drinking these enormous

1a It is useful because it makes healthy eating drinks. We need to make it impossible for
easy to understand by showing the types those people to buy them.)  ​4  e (They
Students’ own answers
and quantities of foods we need to have should make and sell normal-size healthy
1b
a healthy and well-balanced diet. It shows drinks – you know, juices and stuff …)
List A: uncountable; List B: countable
how much of what you eat should come
2 Grammar in context  pp84–85
from each food group. You use it by trying
Countable: biscuit, burger, egg, tomato to eat the right quantities from each group. 1
Uncountable: bread, butter, cheese, meat, 3 1 True  ​2 True  ​3 True  ​4 True
rice, sugar
Fruit and vegetables – They give us 2
3 vitamins, fibre and energy. 1 a lot of  ​2 much/a lot of  ​
3 a lot of  ​
1 b  ​2 c  ​3 a Bread, rice, potatoes, pasta – They give 4  many/a lot of  ​5 much/a lot of  ​
4 us fibre, energy and important nutrients./ 6  a lot of
1 some  ​2 an  ​3 any  ​4 some  ​5 any  ​ People might not eat enough because they 3
6  some  ​7 a think they make them fat. Suggested answers
5 Milk and dairy products – They give us There’s a lot of orange juice. There aren’t
a any  ​b any  ​c a  ​d any  ​e any  ​ protein, vitamins and calcium./They contain many bananas.
f  some a lot of fat and this can be bad for our There are a lot of strawberries. There aren’t
6a hearts. any nuts.
1 isn’t any  ​2 is some  ​3 is a   Meat, fish, eggs and beans – They are There aren’t many biscuits. There are some
​4  are some  ​5 isn’t any  ​6 is some  ​ a good source of protein, vitamins and grapes. There isn’t much lemonade.
7  is an  ​8 aren’t any minerals. Oily fish contains omega 3 fatty 4a
6b acids which are good for the heart./Meat 1 How many  ​2 How many  ​
First fridge: there’s some orange juice, also contains fat. 3  How many  ​4 How much  ​
there’s a banana, there’s an apple, there’s Fat and sugar – They give us energy./ 5  How many  ​6 How much  
some fish, there’s some cheese, there’s Eating a lot gives us more energy than we ​7  How many  ​8 How much
some pizza/there’s a pizza, there’s some need or can use.
4b
milk, there are some tomatoes, there isn’t 4
Students’ own answers
any lemonade, there isn’t any chicken, Students’ own answers
5
there isn’t any water 5a
1 is  ​2 isn’t
Second fridge: there isn’t any orange juice, Students’ own answers
6
there isn’t a banana, there isn’t an apple, 5b
there isn’t any fish, there isn’t any cheese,
1 should  ​2 shouldn’t  ​3 shouldn’t  ​
Students’ own answers
there isn’t any pizza, there’s a tomato,
4  should  ​5 shouldn’t  ​6 shouldn’t
6
there’s some milk, there’s some lemonade, 7
1 b  ​2 c  ​3 d  ​4 a
there’s some/a chicken, there’s some 2 She should wash her hands.
7a
yoghurt, there’s some water 3 She should open the window.
Students’ own answers
7 4 He should move the knife.
7b
Students’ own answers 5 She should put the ice cream in the
Suggested answers
fridge.
Vocabulary  p81 1 Very healthy – Fruit has a lot of vitamins
and milk has calcium. 6 They shouldn’t play there.
1a 8a
a a can of fizzy drink  ​b a bottle of water  ​ 2 Quite healthy – Milk and cheese are
good for you but they are also high in fat. Students’ own answers
c  a glass of milk  ​d a carton of orange 8b
juice  ​e a cup of coffee  ​f a slice of 3 Quite healthy – Some cereals can be
very high in sugar and salt but she tries Students’ own answers
pizza  ​g a packet of biscuits
to eat healthy cereals and not too many
1b Developing Speaking  p86
cereal bars.
Students’ own answers 1
2 4 Very healthy – He adds fresh fruit to
plain yoghurt, which is low in sugar. Students own answers
2 glass, bottle, can  ​3 carton, bottle, 2a
glass  ​4 cup  ​5 packet  ​6 packet  ​ 7c
Students’ own answers 1 six pounds fifty or six fifty
7  bottle, carton, glass, can
2 four pounds seventy-five or four
3a Listening  p84 seventy-five
Students’ own answers 2b
1
3b Fish and chips: six pounds fifty or six fifty
He wanted to stop New York restaurants,
Students’ own answers Chicken club sandwich: four pounds
cinemas and
Gateway to life skills  pp82–83 stadiums from serving supersize fizzy seventy-five or four seventy-five
drinks. Cheeseburger: seven pounds ten or seven
1
2 ten
1 a  ​2 e  ​3 c  ​4 d  ​5 b
Sam and Natalie agree with Mr Bloomberg. Vegetarian pizza: six pounds eighty-five or
Other foods visible on the plate: six eighty-five
3
1 crackers, cereal, corn, oats  ​2 apples, Garlic bread: three pounds twenty or three
1  d (But in my opinion the government
grapes, red, green and yellow peppers, twenty
… should explain to people why they’re
cherries, tomatoes, mushrooms, cucumber, Greek salad: four pounds ninety-five or four
bad.)  ​2  a (… they should let people
melon  ​ 3 cakes (various)  ​4 chicken, ninety-five
make their own decisions and live with the
salmon, peanuts  ​ 5 cheese (various),
consequences.)  ​ 3  c (There are people Chips: one pound eighty or one eighty
yoghurt

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Rice: one pound fifty or one fifty 3a actress … she’s an important and successful
Cheesecake: four pounds seventy-five or Students’ own answers businesswoman too.)  ​ 4 B (… she went
four seventy-five 3b there to help them in person./She often
Chocolate brownie: four pounds thirty or visits these places to help the people.)  ​
Students’ own answers
four thirty 5  OW (But her life as a child was difficult
Ice cream: three pounds thirty or three and she knew all about being poor.)  ​ 6 AJ
thirty Language checkpoint: Unit 6 (… she doesn’t sleep in five-star hotels.
Fruit salad: three pounds ninety or three She works and lives in the same conditions
as the people who work for UNHCR.)  ​
ninety Grammar revision  p89
Milkshake: two pounds ninety-five or two 7  OW (She became the first ever African-
1 American billionaire … as a child … she
ninety-five
1 U  ​2 U  ​3 U  ​4 C  ​5 U  ​6 U  ​ knew all about being poor.)
Juice: two pounds ten or two ten 7  C  ​8 U
Regular lemonade: two pounds twenty or Listening  p90
2
two twenty
1 is some  ​2 aren’t any  ​3 is an   4
Large lemonade: two pounds ninety or two
​4  are some  ​5 is some  ​6 isn’t any Students’ own answers
ninety
3 5
3
1 a lot of  ​2 much  ​3 a lot of/much  ​ a Donald Duck  ​b art  ​c 1940  
Jamie: a cheeseburger and chips, a
4  many  ​5 a lot of d  22 Oscars  ​e California  ​f 65  ​
milkshake
4 g  long cartoon film  ​h three fingers
Becky: a chicken club sandwich, regular
lemonade 1 You should write carefully in exams.
2 Young children shouldn’t watch very Use of English  p91
4a
violent films. 6
Students’ own answers
3 You should look before you cross the 2 B  ​3 F  ​4 H  ​5 A  ​6 D (C and E not
4b
road. used)
a 2  ​b 8  ​c 7  ​d 1  ​e 4  ​f 6  
4 People should help their friends. 7
​   3 (5 not used)
g
5 You shouldn’t talk when the teacher is Students’ own answers
5
talking. 8
Students’ own answers
6 Everyone should eat a balanced diet. 1 Jonathan Smith
6
7 You shouldn’t speak on your mobile 2 A friend is arriving from the US
a ready  ​b get  ​c meal  ​d total  ​
e  Here’s  ​f have  ​g ’ll  ​h like phone in the cinema. 3 A barbecue
7 4 Jonathan’s garden
Vocabulary revision  p89 5 Saturday at six o’clock
Students’ own answers
1 6 Something to drink
Developing writing  p87 1 milk  ​2 chips  ​3 meat  ​4 juice  ​ 7 Formal. The salutations and register
1a 5  eggs  ​6 ice cream are formal, e.g. Dear Mr Franklin, Please
Photo 1: There are six people having a 2 inform me … , etc. The constructions are
picnic in a park/ in the countryside, they 1 sugar  ​2 milkshake  ​3 rice  ​4 nuts  ​ complex, e.g. … it is not necessary …
are eating pizza and drinking soft drinks. 5  salad  ​6 grapes There are no contractions, informal words
Photo 2: There are five people inside a 3 or phrasal verbs.
house sharing a pizza, drinking orange 1 a slice of pizza  ​2 a glass of water  ​
juice. 3  a packet of biscuits  ​4 a cup of tea  ​ Unit 7
1b 5  a carton of juice  ​6 a can of lemonade
Photo 1 – Invitation c Vocabulary  p92
Photo 2 – Invitation b 1a
1c Gateway to exams: Units 5–6 a a wolf’s eye  ​b a shark’s mouth  ​
Invitation a c  a bee  ​d a lizard’s skin
1 Max  ​2 His final exam  ​3 Dinner at Reading  p90 1b
a fast-food restaurant and the cinema  ​ 1 Students’ own answers
4  Fosters, the fast-food restaurant on Students’ own answers 2a
Green Street  ​ 5 Saturday at seven o’clock  ​ 2 Land: alligator, bear, lizard, scorpion, snake,
6  – The photos are of Oprah Winfrey and spider, tiger, wolf
Invitation b Angelina Jolie. Oprah Winfrey is a TV Water: alligator, jellyfish, shark, snake
1 Alice.  ​2 New house.  ​3 A party.  ​ presenter and businesswoman, and Air: bee, eagle
4  The new house.  ​5 Next Friday at Angelina Jolie is an actress. They are both 2b
seven o’clock.  ​ 6 Some food – pizzas, American and very rich and famous. Both Students’ own answers
sandwiches or something. use their money and fame to help others. 3
Invitation c 3 Bite: alligator, bear, shark, snake, spider,
1 Dan.  ​2 (To celebrate that) the summer 1 AJ (Thanks to all her charity work, Jolie tiger, wolf
holidays are here.  ​ 3 A picnic.  ​4 The was the first person to win the Citizen of Sting: bee, jellyfish, scorpion
park.  ​ 5 Wednesday afternoon at the World award.)  ​ 2 OW (In 2007, she
4a
one o’clock.  ​6 Soft drinks and a ball. began a school in South Africa to help poor
a sky  ​b mountain  ​c valley  ​d hill  ​
2 girls to get a good education.)  ​3 OW
e  river  ​f waterfall  ​g island  ​h lake  ​
a inviting  ​b like  ​c know  ​d make  ​ (Oprah Winfrey is one of the most famous
i  forest  ​j field  ​k flowers  ​l grass
e  Hope  ​f bring  ​g bring  ​h Don’t TV presenters in the world. She was also an
4b
Students’ own answers

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5 4 Brandon and Sam are going to build a 2

1 tiger  ​2 river  ​3 bee  ​4 eagle  ​ house in the country. 1 rainy/raining  ​2 sunny  ​3 windy  ​
5  waterfall  ​6 snake 5 Zak’s going to live on an island. 4  snow  ​5 storms  ​6 fog  ​7 cloudy
6 6 Lily’s going to jump down a waterfall. 3a
Students’ own answers 5a Students’ own answers
2 What’s Jacob going to do? 3b
Reading  p93 Students’ own answers
3 Are Brandon and Sam going to jump
1a down a waterfall?
Suggested answers Gateway to life skills  p96–97
4 Is Zak going to buy a pet spider?
I can see a man climbing in the mountains. 1
5 What’s Lily going to do?
He looks strong. Students’ own answers
6 Is Katie going to make a TV series about
I think this man must be an expert on 2a
wildlife?
survival in dangerous places. carnivorous = describes an animal that eats
1b 7 Who’s going to build a house in the
meat
country?
Bear Grylls’ new TV series fell = got smaller in number
2 5b
rising = increasing in number
1 c (… he isn’t going to be alone in the 1 No, they aren’t. They’re going to make
endangered species = a type of animal or
wild.)  ​
2 b (The contestants are going a TV series about wildlife.
plant that may soon disappear from the
to have to make fires and a shelter, go 2 He’s going to write a book about bees. world
through obstacles, keep safe and dry 3 No, they aren’t. They’re going to build a 2b
at night, and, of course, find food.)  ​ house in the country. 1 T  ​2 T  ​3 T  ​4 F (it rose)  ​5 F (it’s
3  c (Bear chose New Zealand’s South 4 No, he isn’t. He’s going to live on an remaining steady)  ​6 F (they live near
Island because … for the contestants it’s island. mountain rivers 400–700 metres above sea
going to be a difficult test …)  ​4 a (… he 5 She’s going to jump down a waterfall. level)  ​
7 T
wants to see how ordinary people can 6 No, she isn’t. She’s going to buy a pet 3
become heroes.)  ​ 5 b (… he does spider. 1 Visual presentations of information.
exercise for about 60 minutes a day, six
7 Brandon and Sam are going to build a 2 They can give lots of information in a
days a week.)  ​ 6 b (… his friends don’t house in the country. fast, clear, direct and memorable way.
go to his house for dinner when they know
6a 3 Egyptian hieroglyphics, the London
that he’s cooking!)
A packet of biscuits is going to be useful Underground map, NASA’s space
3
for eating. infographics.
Example answer
A knife is going to be useful for cutting 4
Angelina Jolie – because she is a successful
things or making a shelter. 1 They help to make information
working mother and helps many people
Some string is going to be useful for attractive and interesting and more
with her important humanitarian work.
making a shelter or tying something if it memorable.
4 gets broken.
contestants = the players in a TV game 2 We can use graphs, pie charts, maps,
A notebook and pencil aren’t going to be colour coding, diagrams, icons and tables.
show
useful. 3 It takes a complex network of train lines
shelter = a place where people are
A mobile phone is going to be useful for and transforms them into a colourful, clear,
protected from bad weather and danger
calling for help. attractive diagram which is easy to use.
chose = selected/picked from a number of
A blanket is going to be useful for keeping 4 They took infographics into space so
options
warm or building a shelter. that if people on different planets found
extreme = unusual, difficult and
A box of matches is going to be useful for the pictures, they could understand all the
unexpected
making a fire. basics about our planet without needing
parachute = a large piece of cloth attached
A plastic bag is going to be useful for any translation.
by strings to someone who jumps out of a
keeping things dry. 5
plane to help them land
6b 1 Garamba National Park,
5
Students’ own answers Democratic Republic of Congo, Africa.  ​
Students’ own answers
6c 2  Approximately 2,500 kilos.  ​3 Grey.  ​
Grammar in context  p94–95 Students’ own answers 4  Grass.  ​5 Critically endangered.  ​
1 7a 6  2,000.  ​7 Four.
Students’ own answers 6
the infinitive
2a 7b Students’ own answers
Students’ own answers
‘Going to’ is pronounced ‘gonna’.
Listening  p98
2b Vocabulary  p95 1
Students’ own answers
1a Suggested answers
3
a cloudy  ​b wet/rainy  ​c windy  ​ 1 Students’ own answers
a is  ​b are  ​c do  ​d isn’t  ​e to  ​ d  snowy  ​e stormy  ​f foggy  ​g cold  ​
f  are  ​g am  ​h not  ​i have 2 Students’ own answers
h  warm  ​i hot  ​j icy  ​k sunny  ​l dry 3 In a zoo or a wildlife centre, you can
4 1b
2 Rose and Tyler are going to make a TV walk around and see different animals,
cloud – cloudy • fog – foggy • ice – icy birds, reptiles and insects, etc., and you
series about wildlife.
rain – rainy • snow – snowy • storm – stormy can hear talks about some animals. In a
3 Jacob’s going to write a book about sun – sunny • wind – windy safari park, you can drive around and see
bees.
animals in places similar to their natural
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2 2 a zoo, a shopping centre, an art gallery, 6

1 Green Forest Wildlife Centre.  ​2 Yes.  ​ an aquarium, a swimming pool, a theatre, Students’ own answers
3  Seven days a week.  ​4 £12. a stadium (football match/concert), a 7
3 theme park, etc. Students’ own answers
1 T  ​2 T  ​3 F (And you can even go 3 At the cinema, you can see films. You
for a relaxing ride on our old train.)  ​
4 T  ​ can meet your friends there. You can eat
5  F (TV explorer Jenny Smith is coming to popcorn. At the skatepark, you can do Language checkpoint: Unit 7
open it …)  ​ 6 F (We’re open seven days tricks and jumps. You can ride a bike. At
a week, from 10 am to 5 pm.)  ​ 7 F (… the museum, you can see exhibits. You can Grammar revision  p103
adults between 16 and 60 pay 17 pounds.) learn things. At the water park, you can go 1
down a water slide. You can swim. You can 2 On Tuesday, he isn’t going to do the
Grammar in context  p98–99 have fun with your friends. shopping.
1 2 3 On Tuesday, he’s going to do his
1 ’ll and won’t  ​2  the infinitive (without 1 They are going to the cinema. homework.
to) 2 They are going on Thursday. 4 On Wednesday, is he going to tidy his
2a 3 They are meeting outside the cinema. bedroom?
1 Polar bears will disappear soon. 4 They are meeting at half past five. 5 Yes, he is.
2 The weather will change a lot in the 3 6 On Thursday, he’s going to go for a run.
future. a see a film  ​b Wednesday  ​ 7 What’s he going to do on Friday?
3 Next summer, it won’t be very hot. c  Wednesday  ​d safari park  ​ 8 On Friday, he isn’t going to have a
4 Lots of people will drive electric cars in e  Thursday  ​f outside the cinema  ​ party.
20 years. g  5.30
2
5 There won’t be food for everybody in 4
a will  ​b Will  ​c won’t  ​d won’t  ​
the future. Do you want to, Great, Sorry, I can’t e  will  ​f won’t  ​g will
6 The ice at the North Pole will disappear 5a
3
in the next 25 years. Students’ own answers
1 Why are you crying? P
7 People won’t eat meat in the future. 5b
2 We aren’t playing tennis tomorrow
2b Students’ own answers
morning. F
Students’ own answers 6
3 This summer, we’re flying to London. F
3 Students’ own answers
4 I’m going to university when I finish
Students’ own answers
Developing writing  p101 school. F
4a
Students’ own answers 1 Vocabulary revision  p103
4b what time they’re meeting; what American
1
Students’ own answers football game they’re going to see; if they
will invite Ben 1 wolf  ​2 jellyfish  ​3 spider  ​4 bee  ​
4c 5  snake  ​6 alligator  ​7 lizard
2
Students’ own answers 2
Yes and yes
5 1 icy  ​2 clouds  ​3 dry  ​4 foggy  ​
3
a 2  ​b 1  ​c 1  ​d 2 5  storm  ​6 rains  ​7 hot
Example of:
6 3
subject + verb + object: I saw Ben the
1 are, doing  ​2 ’m going  ​3 Are, taking  ​ a island  ​b grass  ​c river  ​
other day
4  ’m making  ​5 ’m not doing  ​ d mountain/hill  ​e waterfall  ​f lake  ​
question: auxiliary + subject: Shall we invite
6  ’re helping g  field  ​h flower
adjective + noun: great news
7a
adverb of frequency + main verb: He never
1 What are you doing tonight?
goes out during the week. Unit 8
2 What are you doing after school be + adverb of frequency: He’s usually free
tomorrow? Vocabulary  p104
at the weekend.
3 Where are you going on Saturday? 4 1a
4 Are your parents eating out this 1 My friends and I always go to the lake at Answers/Suggested answers
weekend? the weekend. 1 a excited/happy  ​b confused  ​
5 Are you and your friends meeting on 2 Where will your friends go on Saturday c  surprised/happy  ​d tired  ​
Sunday? morning? e  frightened/excited
6 What time are you finishing school 3 I think that Jo lives in Lima. 2 a Because a friend is arriving.  ​
today? b  Because they are lost.  ​c Because she
4 In my opinion, this is a very normal
7b is receiving a present/it’s her birthday.  ​
place to live.
Students’ own answers d  Because he didn’t sleep last night.  ​
5 We are never ready for changes in the e  Because the ride is frightening/scary.
weather.
Developing Speaking  p100 1b
6 When we got to the safari park the rain
1 Students’ own answers
started.
Answers/Suggested answers 1c
5
1 a cinema  ​b skatepark  ​c museum  ​ angry (B) • bored (B) • confused (B)
about the weather in August; about the disappointed (B) • excited (G)
d  water park
area where you live; if they will do any frightened (B) • happy (G) • interested (G)
sport relaxed (G) • sad (B) • stressed (B)
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2 7  Jake23 (In richer countries, kids feel bad 5a

1 relaxed  ​2 excited  ​3 tired  ​ if their mobile phone is older than their Students’ own answers
4  worried  ​5 disappointed friend’s.)  ​
8 Luke52 (I think the report is 5b
3a fine, but then newspapers make the results 1 Turkey is smaller than Mexico.
Example answers sound so negative.)
2 The Burj Khalifa in Dubai is taller than
I feel angry when my sister takes my things. 3 the Empire State Building.
I feel bored when my friends go away. Example answers
3 In July, it is hotter in Kiev than in
I feel confused when I don’t understand the Jake23 thinks that we should be worried London.
teacher. about young people in poorer countries
4 It’s more expensive to live in Trondheim,
I feel disappointed when my favourite instead of teenagers who have everything.
Norway than to live in London, UK.
football team loses. (opinion)
June8 explains that there are a lot of poor 5 The Great Pyramid of Giza is older than
I feel excited when I go to a concert. the pyramid at Chichén Itzá.
I feel frightened when I see a big spider. families in supposedly richer countries
like the US and the UK. Reports show that 6 Mexico City is more modern than
I feel happy when my cousins come to stay Istanbul.
education and health is worse for some
with us.
children there than in poorer countries. 7 Egypt is bigger than Spain.
I feel interested when I read about other
(fact) 6a
countries.
Marion11 agrees that teenagers in the Example answers
I feel relaxed when I watch a good DVD.
Netherlands are happy. She thinks that they 1 I think ice hockey is better than football.
I feel sad when I watch the news. are more positive about life than kids in the
I feel stressed when I have a lot of 2 Maths is more difficult than French.
UK and US who feel disappointed that their
homework. 3 In my opinion, a little brother is worse
lives aren’t perfect like on television. (fact/
I feel surprised when my teacher doesn’t than a big brother.
opinion)
give us homework. Luke52 thinks that young people are 4 Saturn is bigger than Earth.
I feel tired when I go to bed late. healthier now than in the past as they learn 5 I think English is easier than science.
I feel worried when I get low marks in an at school about exercise, eating well and 6 Adam Sandler is funnier than Ben Stiller.
exam. the dangers of smoking. He thinks that 6b
3b the reality is different from that shown in Students’ own answers
Students’ own answers newspapers. (opinion based on personal 7a
4 experience) Life in New York is more exciting/faster/
1 kind /kaɪnd/  ​2 intelligent /ɪnˈtelɪdʒ(ə) 4 more stressful than in Ljubljana.
nt/  ​3  lazy /ˈleɪzi/  ​4 cheerful /ˈtʃɪə(r) care = be interested in Life in Ljubljana is easier/quieter/more
f(ə)l/  ​
5 responsible /rɪˈspɒnsəb(ə) gadgets = electronic devices like mobile relaxed/slower than in New York.
l/  ​6 quiet /ˈkwaɪət/  ​7 serious /ˈsɪəriəs/  ​ phones or MP3 players People in New York are angrier/more
8  hard-working /hɑː(r)d ˈwɜː(r)kɪŋ/ lucky = good things happen because of worried than people in Ljubljana.
5a chance People in Ljubljana are friendlier/happier/
Students’ own answers dangers = things that might cause harm or healthier/more relaxed than people in
5b damage New York.
Students’ own answers relationship = the way people behave 7b
towards and are involved with each other Students’ own answers
Reading  p105 5
1a Students’ own answers Vocabulary  p107
Students’ own answers 1a
1b Grammar in context  pp106–107 Suggested answers
Students’ own answers 1a a poverty  ​b pollution  ​
c unemployment  ​
1c a older  ​b sadder  ​c happier  ​ d  poverty, homelessness, hunger
Students’ own answers d  more important  ​e better  ​f worse 1b
2 1b Students’ own answers
1 Luke52 (Maybe things could be better than 2
here in the UK, but they could also be 2 Students’ own answers
a lot worse.)  ​2 June8 (… education 2 more beautiful  ​3 higher  ​4 kinder  ​
isn’t always better there. The results in 5  more hard-working  ​6 lazier  ​ Gateway to life skills  p108–109
tests were worse in the US and in the UK 7  friendlier  ​8 thinner 1
… and some kids are more unhealthy 3a Suggested answers
in the US …)  ​ 3 Marion11 (Maybe one Students’ own answers 1 Helps children make their wishes come
problem is that in the UK and the US, 3b true.
television and newspapers make kids Students’ own answers 2 Protects animals.
feel disappointed because their lives 4a 3 Helps children to complete their
aren’t perfect.)  ​
4 Jake23 (I don’t care 2 Luke is more worried than Jake. education.
if Dutch children are happier than British
kids or if American teenagers are sadder
3 Holly is happier than Amy. 2
than Swedish teenagers.)  ​ 5 June8 (We 4 Ben is more confused than Max. Make-A-Wish Foundation 1) Helps children
usually think that the US and the UK are 5 Harry is more relaxed than Jack. suffering from a medical condition. 2) It
super-rich countries … Reports like this are 6 Isabelle is more intelligent than Emma. makes a perfect experience by making
useful because they show that things aren’t dreams come true. 3) Wishes include
7 Charlie is worse at French than Adam.
always what they seem.)  ​ 6 Marion11 meeting a famous person, going to the
4b
(I’m 15 and I’m from the Netherlands. It’s zoo/a famous city, being a doctor/police
Students’ own answers officer for the day.
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PETA 1) It protects animals. 2) It rescues 3 One- or two-syllable adjectives ending 6

suffering animals and educates the public. in -y – omit -y and add -iest. Suggested answers
3) Ryan Gosling supports PETA. 4 Adjectives with two syllables or more – 1 The people are in the boy’s bedroom.
Get Schooled 1) Children that leave school put the most before the adjective. 2 The woman is standing next to the boy.
before they graduate. 2) It asks celebrities 1b 3 The boy is sitting at a desk.
to visit schools and talk to students directly. a the  ​b in 4 The pencil case is on the right of the
3) One Direction and Nicki Minaj talk to
2 boy.
schools. Get Schooled uses the Internet to
connect with young people.
1 the most expensive  ​2 the best  ​ 5 The books are on the shelves on the
3  the fastest  ​4 the worst  ​5 the most right of the picture.
3
important  ​ 6 the furthest/farthest  ​ 6 The phone is next to the pencil case.
Students’ own answers
7  the biggest 7
4a
3 Students’ own answers
Students’ own answers
1 bigger, Abu-Dhabi  ​2 Istanbul, the
4b
biggest  ​ 3 Abu-Dhabi, the smallest  ​ Developing writing  p113
Students’ own answers 4  drier, Istanbul  ​5 Abu-Dhabi,
5a 1
the driest  ​ 6 Istanbul, the wettest  ​ Suggested answers
Example answers 7  more expensive, Istanbul  
You could try to raise money by selling
1 I can see a girl playing a computer
​8  Abu-Dhabi, the most expensive game. She looks like she’s having fun.
things you don’t want/making things 4a
and selling them/offering a service e.g. 2 Students’ own answers
Example answers
teaching English to young children for a 3 Students’ own answers
2 I think hunger is the biggest problem in
donation. You could give some of your 2
the world.
money. You could volunteer to work Students’ own answers
3 I think Lady Gaga is the most famous
with the charity e.g. talking to lonely old 3
singer in this country.
people. The writer agrees with the editorial
5b 4 I think maths is the most difficult subject
because he thinks computers stop
at school.
Students’ own answers teenagers from thinking and from doing
6 5 I think Big Brother is the worst other things.
programme on TV.
1 her friends  ​2 a table outside  ​ 4
3  music, comedy and magic  ​ 4 played 6 I think Disneyland is the best place in 1 d  ​2 a  ​3 c  ​4 b
the guitar  ​5 seriously ill  ​6 easy and the world.
5
quick  ​ 7 the park (near her school)  ​ 4b a Sir/Madam  ​b I am writing about
8  six Students’ own answers your editorial  ​
c opinion/view  ​d view/
5 opinion  ​e faithfully
Listening  p110 1 c  ​2 a  ​3 b  ​4 d 6
1 6 Students’ own answers
Students’ own answers a a  ​b an  ​c The  ​d more  ​e most  ​
2 f  than  ​g the  ​h in
1 hunger  ​2 homelessness  ​3 violence  ​ Language checkpoint: Unit 8
4  unemployment Developing Speaking  p112
3 1 Grammar revision  p115
1 b (People are leaving their homes Suggested answers 1
and moving to camps to look for food.)  ​ In both photos there is an older person 1 hotter  ​2 sillier  ​3 more beautiful  ​
2  a (They are particularly worried because with younger people. 4  better  ​5 longer
next month will be the coldest month of In both photos, they are at home. 2
the year.)  ​ 3 a (According to the latest In both photos, the older people look 1 Tom is the tallest.  ​2 Richard is
statistics, 4 in every thousand people are relaxed. the shortest.  ​3 Harry is the oldest.  ​
without a home.)  ​ 4 c (Last year 277 In both photos, I can see computers. 4  Tom is the youngest.  ​5 Harry is the
people died as a result of knife attacks. But 2 most intelligent.
the police expect the number to be smaller Photo a 3
this year.)  ​5 a (… the public continues to 3 1 worse  ​2 the  ​3 most  ​4 than  ​5 in  ​
see knife crime as one of the biggest and
a three  ​b two children  ​c a woman  ​ 6  –
most important problems in the country
d  pictures  ​e the computer  ​ 4
today.)  ​ 6 a (Men between the ages of
f  a computer game  ​ g well  ​h excited 1 the  ​2 a  ​3 –  ​4 The  ​5 an  ​6 –
25 and 50 are the biggest group to lose
jobs.)  ​ 7 b (Workers in construction and 4
car manufacturing are having a particularly 1 This is a picture of … ; I can see … Vocabulary revision  p115
difficult time …) 2 The words in blue are prepositions and 1
expressions to indicate place. They are 1 sad  ​2 interested  ​3 surprised  ​
Grammar in context  pp110–111 important because they tell us the location 4  relaxed  ​5 tired  ​6 worried  ​
1a of the people and things in the photo. 7  excited  ​8 bored
a coldest  ​b hottest  ​c driest  ​ 3 The verbs in green are in the present 2
d  most important  ​e best  ​f worst continuous tense. a kind  ​b lazy  ​c cheerful  ​
1 One-syllable adjectives – add -est. 4 The words and expressions in red are d hard-working
2 One-syllable adjectives ending in one used when we are making a guess. 3
vowel and one consonant – double the 5 1 poverty  ​2 homelessness  ​
consonant and add -est. Students’ own answers 3  unemployment  ​4 crime  ​5 hunger  ​
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2 He’s wearing an orange T-shirt and 4a

Gateway to exams: Units 7–8 trainers, jeans and a cap. 1 Have you bought any clothes this week?
3 His cap is his favourite item of clothing 2 Have you played sport this week?
Speaking  p116 because he bought it in New York and it 3 How many text messages have you sent
1 reminds him of the great time he had there. this week?
2 a  ​3 c  ​4 b  ​5 d  ​6 a  ​7 c 5 4 Have you had any exams this week?
2 Students’ own answers 5 Have you written an email this week?
Students’ own answers 6 Have you eaten in a restaurant this
Reading  p119
week?
Writing  p116 1
7 What have you watched on TV this
3 Students’ own answers
week?
1 if you want to write something for the 2
8 How many emails have you sent this
school newspaper A 3  B 4  C 1  D 2
week?
2 if you know anyone else who may be 3
4b
interested 1 the design, the colours  ​2 find their way
Students’ own answers
4 (in London)  ​ 3 hundreds of times  ​4 a
concert (of Adele)  ​5 letters   4c
Students’ own answers
​6  her brother  ​7 an important message Students’ own answers
5 5
Students’ own answers 4
Students’ own answers
1 Ever  ​2 Never  ​3 before
Use of English  p117 5 6a
6 Students’ own answers Suggested answers
1 She went to a concert. 6 2 has/has never made  ​3 has/has never
read  ​4 has/has never seen  ​5 has/
2 She liked it because a lot of her designer = the person who designs clothes
has never won  ​ 6 has/has never broken  ​
favourite groups and singers were there, design = pictures or patterns that decorate
7  has/has never written
and the concert was to help poor people something
in Africa. reminds me of = makes me remember/ 6b
think of Students’ own answers
3 She didn’t like one new singer and the
fact that she couldn’t always see very well. live = performing in front of an audience (as Vocabulary  p121
7 opposed to recorded in a studio)
go with = to match or look nice with
1
a a  ​b of  ​c The  ​d in  ​e the  ​f than  ​ 1 sports shop  ​2 shoe shop  ​
g  didn’t  ​h her  ​i front  ​j did bright = strong (colours)
sentimental value = valuable for emotional
3  chemist’s  ​4 stationery shop  ​
Speaking  p117 reasons
5  supermarket  ​6 bank  ​7 post office  
​8 newsagent’s  ​9 butcher’s  ​
8 cotton = a material made from the cotton
10  greengrocer’s  ​11 bookshop  ​
List A: We use these words to say what we plant and used to make T-shirts and other
12  jeweller’s  ​13 bakery  ​
think is happening in a photo. clothes
14 electrical goods shop  ​
List B: We use these words to say where 7
15  clothes shop  ​16 department store
things and people are in a photo. Students’ own answers
2
9
Grammar in context  pp120–121 Students’ own answers
Students’ own answers 3
1
a have  ​b have  ​c -ed  ​d have  ​ Students’ own answers
Unit 9 e  main verb (past participle) Gateway to life skills  pp122–123
Vocabulary  p118 2
1
1a be – been • break – broken • buy – bought
Suggested answers
1 shirt  ​2 tie  ​3 jacket  ​4 suit  ​ do – done • drink – drunk • eat – eaten
give – given • go – gone/been
1 The first photo shows someone sewing.
5  trousers  ​6 shoes  ​7 top  ​8 skirt  ​ The second photo shows a rack of T-shirts
9  tights  ​10 boots  ​11 jumper/sweater  ​ have – had • make – made • see – seen
on hangers.
12  jeans  ​13 trainers take – taken • think – thought
wear – worn • win – won • write – written 2 The first photo shows someone making
1b clothes. The second photo shows the
3a
Students’ own answers finished product.
Example answers
2 3 Not very good.
2 My friend and I haven’t appeared on TV.
Students’ own answers 2
3 I’ve travelled by plane.
3a 1 D  ​2 B  ​3 E  ​4 C  ​5 A
Students’ own answers 4 I’ve eaten sushi.
5 My parents and I haven’t been to the US. 3
3b 1 T (Some people estimate that 250
Head: cap, hat 6 I haven’t written a song.
million children between 5 and 14 work in
Eyes: glasses, sunglasses 7 I’ve seen my favourite band/singer in sweatshops.)  ​ 2 F (Sometimes we don’t
Neck: jewellery, scarf concert. know it, but many of the things we buy
Body: belt, jewellery 8 I haven’t bought jewellery for my pet. come from sweatshops.)  ​ 3 T (Coffee,
Arm: jewellery, watch 3b chocolate, bananas and toys may all
4 Students’ own answers depend on sweatshop labour.)  ​ 4 T (It
1 He usually wears bright, colourful isn’t only cheap products that come from
clothes at the weekend. sweatshops.)  ​ 5 T (You buy the shirt … for
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may only receive 24 cents for each shirt.)  ​ She’s already run 5K. 3
6  F (… everybody knew that the building She hasn’t phoned Jack yet. 1 Gender: M/F  ​2 Date of birth  ​
was in terrible condition.)  ​
7 T (They She hasn’t taken the dog for a walk yet. 3  Signed  ​4 Skills  ​5 Surname  ​
also say that sweatshops can make poor She’s already had her piano lesson. 6  Previous employment
countries richer.) She hasn’t made a cake for dinner yet. 4
4 6b Students’ own answers
Suggested answers Students’ own answers 5a
Shopper 1 7a Students’ own answers
1 A T-shirt and jeans.  ​2 No.  ​ Students’ own answers 5b
3 No – didn’t know about it; just buys 7b Students’ own answers
nice, inexpensive clothes. Example questions
Shopper 2 1 Have you seen The Amazing
1 A dress and a top.  ​ 2 Yes. SpiderMan 2 yet?
Language checkpoint: Unit 9
3 Yes – bad conditions in sweatshops, 2 Have you seen Believe yet?
Fairtrade clothes made of natural, organic
3 Have you played FIFA 14 yet?
Grammar revision  p129
materials. 1
4 Have you heard Coldplay’s new CD yet?
Shopper 3 a has done  ​b has made  ​c has met  ​
5 Have you read The Book Thief yet?
1 A shirt.  ​2 Yes (not cheap). d  Has, worked  ​e hasn’t made  ​f has
3 Yes – knows her money goes to help the 7c
won  ​ g have helped  ​h have written
people who make the clothes. Students’ own answers
2a
5 Developing Speaking  p126 1 Have you ever appeared in a film?
Students’ own answers 2 Have you ever driven a car?
1
Listening  p124 Suggested answer 2b
I can see a woman looking at some paper Example answers
1
or card. It looks like she might be in a 1 I’ve (never) appeared in a film.
Students’ own answers
stationery shop as there is lots of card on 2 I’ve (never) driven a car.
2
the walls, which looks like calendars, and 3
1 A computer.  ​2 A department store.  ​
also sheets of wrapping paper. 1 has just had  ​2 has just lost  ​
3  His dad.
2 3  have just been  ​4 have just passed
3
1 Dialogue 1 4
1 b  ​2 a  ​3 c  ​4 a  ​5 c  ​6 c
2 The first customer buys a card and two 1 yet  ​2 already  ​3 already  ​4 yet  ​
Grammar in context  p124–125 blue pens. 5  yet  ​6 yet
3 The second customer wants to buy a
1 Vocabulary revision  p129
large rugby shirt.
before the past participle
3 1
2
a 3  ​b 2  ​c 4  ​d 1  ​e 5 1 trousers/jeans  ​2 top/blouse  ​3 skirt  ​
2 I’ve/I have just lost them.
4a 4  dress  ​5 socks  ​6 jacket
3 Somebody has just stolen my mobile
Yes, they sound polite. 2
phone.
4b 1 watch  ​2 scarf  ​3 belt  ​4 cap/hat  ​
4 Yes, the class has just started. 5  glasses
Students’ own answers
5 The film has just finished. 3
5
6 No, we’ve/we have just eaten. Example answers
Students’ own answers
7 I’ve/I have just broken a glass. 6 1 a notebook  ​2 a bed  ​3 medicine  ​
8 No, I’ve/I have just switched it off. I’ll take it/them. (C) 4  sausages  ​5 cakes  ​6 a newspaper  ​
3a Excuse me. How much is this? (C) 7  stamps
Students’ own answers Anything else? (SA)
3b That’s (£5). (SA) Unit 10
Students’ own answers Here’s your change. (SA)
4 I’d like this. (C)
Vocabulary  p130
1 True  ​2 True  ​3 False  ​4 True Would you like a bag? (SA) 1a
5 Do you sell (pencils)? (C) a MP3 player  ​b smartphone  ​c tablet  ​
2 Have you read the news yet? You’re welcome. (SA) d  laptop (computer)  ​e digital camera  ​
3 We haven’t done our homework yet. Sorry. We haven’t got any at the moment. f  printer  ​g satnav
4 Have you already had your dinner? (SA) 1b
5 She’s/She has already decided what to 7 Students’ own answers
wear. 1 c  ​2 a  ​3 b  ​4 c  ​5 b 2a
6 Has the bus arrived yet? 8 Suggested answers
7 We’ve/We have already finished this Students’ own answers digital camera – You can use it to take
exercise. photos.
8 We haven’t corrected it yet.
Developing writing  p127 laptop – You can use it like a desktop
1 computer but you can carry it around.
6a
Students’ own answers MP3 player – You can use it to listen to
She’s already written an email to Lisa.
2 music.
She hasn’t sent a birthday card to Sarah
1 f  ​2 d  ​3 a  ​4 h  ​5 b  ​6 c  ​7 k  ​ smartphone – You can use it to phone
yet.
8  l  ​9 e  ​10 j  ​11 g  ​12 i friends, listen to music, go online or find
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tablet – You can use it like a computer, but nowadays they have equal opportunities Vocabulary  p133
it is very light and easy to carry. to become inventors. However this has
1
2b only happened in Europe for about 100
Verbs: create, imagine, invent
Students’ own answers years, and in some parts of the world, girls
still don’t receive any education at all. In Nouns: creation, imagination, invention
3a
the past, women finished school and then 2
Suggested answers
stayed at home and looked after children. 1 action  ​2 description  ​3 explain  ​
CD player – You can play CDs to listen to
Therefore women had less time to invent. 4  expression  ​5 imagine  ​6 information  ​
music.
5 7  investigate  ​8 organise
DVD player – You can play DVDs to watch
collaborated with = worked with someone 3a
films.
to produce something action description explanation expression
dishwasher – You can clean the plates,
pioneer = one of the first people to do imagination information investigation
cups, knives and forks/do the washing up.
something important organisation
fridge – You can keep food cold.
fibre = type of material 3b
microwave – You can cook or heat food.
helmets = hard hats you wear to protect Students’ own answers
washing machine – You can wash your
your head 4
clothes.
servants = people whose job is to clean or 1 imagination  ​2 description  ​
3b
work in someone else’s house 3  expression  ​4 investigation  ​
Students’ own answers
6 5  organisation  ​6 information  ​
4a 7  explanation
Students’ own answers
a design  ​b invent  ​c discover  ​
d  build Grammar in context  pp132–133 Gateway to life skills  pp134–135
4b 1
1
Students’ own answers Students’ own answers
1 c and f active; a, b, d and e passive
4c 2
2 be
create creator creation Students’ own answers
3 a and e are in the present; b and d are
design designer design 3
in the past
discover discoverer discovery 1 They are at the bottom of the sea in the
4 use the past of be (was/were) and the
invent inventor invention area of the Bermuda Triangle.
past participle
produce producer product 2 Dr Verlag Meyer.
5 the action
5 3 The bases are 300 metres wide and they
Students’ own answers 2
are 100 metres tall.
6a 1 are  ​2 is  ​3 are  ​4 are  ​5 is  ​6 are  ​
7  is 4 No. Two others have been found, one
Students’ own answers by Arl Marahall’s expedition near Cay Sal
6b 3
and the other by Tony Benik’s expedition.
1 Marconi  ​2 the telephone  ​ 1 was produced  ​2 was/were created  ​
3  was built  ​4 was played  ​5 were 4
3  computer  ​4 radioactivity  ​ Students’ own answers
5  Alexander Fleming  ​6 2010  ​7 car invented  ​ 6 were worn  ​7 was made
4 5a
6c Students’ own answers
radio – 1897, telephone – 1876, basic 1 True  ​2 True  ​3 True
5b
computer – 1822, radioactivity – 1900s, 5
Suggested answers
penicillin – 1928, tablet – 2010, car – 1886 1 Corn Flakes were invented by Dr John H
Kellogg in 1894. 1 Check these people: Dr Verlag Meyer,
The oldest is the basic computer from Cheops, Arl Marahall, Tony Benik
1822. 2 The book The Hunger Games was
written by Suzanne Collins. 2 The text says ‘Japanese scientists’. Not
Reading  p131 very specific!
3 Cars are built by robots in many
1a factories. 3 Not clear who the author of the text is.
Investigate source: ‘source of article can be
Students’ own answers 4 The molecular structure of DNA was
found HERE’.
1b discovered by Francis Crick and James
Watson in 1953. 4 Check ‘Cosmic News’ website: what can
Students’ own answers
we find out about it and who created it.
2 5 The Xbox is made by Microsoft.
5 Check places in the text: Bermuda
1 a computer language, c 6 Rolling in the deep is sung by Adele.
Triangle, Atlantis, Cay Sal
2 windscreen wipers, d 7 The first telephone call was made by
6 Uses ‘pseudo’ scientific language:
3 a substance for creating Kevlar, a Alexander Graham Bell.
preliminary results, new discovery, experts,
4 a dishwasher, b 6 conference, high resolution data, ‘energy
3 a was made  ​b were  ​c built  ​ field’, ‘quantum vacuum’, pulsating crystal,
a Charles Babbage  ​b the 1950s  ​ d  was sold  ​e by  ​f by  ​g are etc.
c  tram  ​d New York  ​e Charlotte 7a 7 Photographic evidence: lots of pictures
Bridgwood  ​ f bullet-proof jackets  ​ 1 Gustave Eiffel  ​2 Microsoft  ​ and high resolution data but no photos.
g  skis  ​h helmets  ​i her plates and 3  Daniel Radcliffe  ​4 Skoda Investigate photographs of large pyramid
glasses  ​ j private homes 7b discovered by Arl Marahall 1977 and huge
4 Students’ own answers pyramid discovered by Tony Benik.
Example answers 7c 8 Source of the article: not official or clear
In countries where men and women have Students’ own answers scientific source – mentions American and
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6 7a Linkers:
1 A schoolfriend.  ​2 Fiction.  ​3 A pizza. Students’ own answers addition: and (B,C,D), also (C)
7 7b contrast: but (A,C)
1 Dr Verlag Meyer only appears in articles Students’ own answers reason: because (A,D)
about the glass pyramids. 5
2 The stories in Cosmic News are not very Developing Speaking  p138 Students’ own answers
scientific; they are about UFOs and the 1 6a
supernatural. 1 the wheel  ​2 the radio  ​3 the printing Students’ own answers
3 Bermuda exists, but the Bermuda press  ​4 the aeroplane  ​5 the telephone 6b
Triangle is not a serious geographic name. For reasons why see Cultural Information Students’ own answers
4 The photos that appear look like the below.
Pyramid of Cheops in green. 2
Language checkpoint: Unit 10
5 There is no source, just copies of the 1 Students’ own answers
text on other sites. The name of the author 2 The internet. It brings the world
isn’t mentioned. together, it is fast and cheap, you can find Grammar revision  p141
information on any subject, it’s good for 1
Listening  p136 relaxing (watch videos, find pictures, listen 1 was written  ​2 are worn  ​3 was taken  ​
1 to music, read about the things you like), it 4  is made  ​5 was sung  ​6 were built  ​
Students’ own answers helps you in your regular life (you can find 7  are spoken
2 the times of buses, or trains, or films, you 2
1 d  ​2 a  ​3 b  ​4 c can try to find a job or look for information 1 by  ​2 was  ​3 painted  ​4 are
3 about universities). 3
1 F (The ones that were played classical 3 1 walk  ​2 don’t switch  ​3 goes  ​4 is  ​
music were the best.)  ​ 2 T  ​3 T  ​ Let me explain why. 5  don’t ring
4  F (But even in one or two seconds, For example, 4
some types of food can attract bacteria.)  ​ Firstly, 1 If I see Tom, I’ll give him the message.
5  F (They didn’t actually drop a penny Secondly, 2 If the bus doesn’t come, I’ll walk.
from a skyscraper …)  ​ 6 F (… the shape Another thing is that … 3 If my pen doesn’t work, I’ll buy another
of the penny slows it down. If it hits you, it Last but not least, one.
can hurt …)  ​7 T To sum up, 4 If my team wins, I’ll be happy.
4
Grammar in context  pp136–137 5 If there is no water, I’ll buy some.
1 DO  ​2 DO  ​3 DO  ​4 DON’T  ​
1 6 If I don’t do my homework, my teacher
5  DON’T
1 things that are generally true, like will be angry.
5
scientific rules Students’ own answers Vocabulary revision  p141
2 the present simple 6 1
3 the present simple Students’ own answers 1 printer  ​2 fridge  ​3 MP3 player  ​
2
Developing writing  p139 4  satnav  ​5 laptop  ​6 tablet  ​
1 c, you get pink  ​2 f, the answer is four   7  smartphone
​3  e, the rain makes you wet  ​ 4 b, it breaks  ​ 1
2
5  d, it makes you thirstier than before  ​ Students’ own answers
6  a, it becomes glass 1 building  ​2 invention  ​3 designers  ​
2 4  producer  ​5 created  ​6 discovery
3 2 f  ​3 d  ​4 h  ​5 e  ​6 g  ​7 b  ​8 a
3
Students’ own answers 3 1 description  ​2 imagination  ​
4 1 Paragraph D  ​2 Paragraph B  ​ 3  organisation  ​4 expression  ​
1 to talk about specific possible situations  ​ 3  Paragraph A  ​4 Paragraph C 5  explanation
2  present simple  ​3 the future with will 4
5 Suggested answers
1 will study  ​2 spend  ​3 will go  ​4 is  ​ (Paragraphs in brackets) Gateway to exams: Units 9–10
5  will help  ​6 passes Time markers: on February 24th 1955,
6 when he was very small (A); When he was a Writing  p142
Suggested answers boy, At the age of 16 (B); In 1976, in 1985, 1
a If you kick the ball, you’ll break a Later, In 1997 (C); in 2011 (D) 1 c  ​2 d  ​3 a  ​4 b
window. Past simple for main events: Steve Jobs
2
b If you use your mobile phone in class, was born (passive) (A); adoptive father
Paragraph 1: Neil Armstrong … he was just
the teacher will get angry. taught him, met Steve Wozniak (B); Jobs
five years old.
c If we don’t catch the bus, we’ll be late and Wozniak started Apple Computers (C);
Paragraph 2: Neil Armstrong’s career
for school. Jobs died (D)
began … work for the US Navy.
d If your handwriting is really bad in an Past continuous: Wozniak was studying (B);
Paragraph 3: Eight years later, … to walk
exam, you’ll get low marks. The company was doing well (C)
on the Moon.
e If you go to bed late, you’ll be tired in New paragraphs: Steve Jobs was born (A);
Paragraph 4: Neil Armstrong died in 2012.
the morning. When he was a boy (B); In 1976 (C); Jobs
… all over the world.
died (D)
f If you use your mobile phone while
driving, you’ll have an accident.
g If you don’t turn the music down, your
neighbours will complain.

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Use of English  p142

3
Suggested answers
1 A customer in a clothes shop.
2 Someone talking to a friend about plans
to go out.
3 A customer in a fast-food restaurant.
4 A person phoning or visiting somewhere
for information, e.g. a tourist office, a train
station, etc.
5 Someone phoning Mrs Johnson on the
telephone.
4
1 b  ​2 b  ​3 a  ​4 c  ​5 b
5
Example answers
1 Have you got a medium? Yes, I have.
Here it is.
2 What about Sunday? OK. Let’s go to the
cinema.
3 Yes, please. And a fruit juice, please.
Coming right up!
4 What time does the museum open? It
opens at 10 o’clock.
5 Hello. I’d like to tell you about our
Internet service. Not today, thank you.

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Students’ own answers
7
1 c  ​2 b  ​3 b  ​4 b  ​5 a
8
Students’ own answers

Speaking  p143
9
1 c  ​2 b  ​3 a  ​4 e  ​5 d
10
Students’ own answers
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