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Unit 1 3
1c 2d 3a 4b 5e

1a (pages 4 and 5) 4
Students’ own answers.
1
1 First name 2 Surname 3 Age 4 Job 5 Country 5
6 Marital status 7 Address 1 They live in the USA.
2 55% of the population work in agriculture.
2 3 We live in Dubai.
Students’ own answers. 4 Amanda and Nigel work in a shop.
5 49% of the people live in the countryside.
3
1h 2f 3e 4b 5d 6c 7a 8g
1d (page 9)
5
1 What’s 2 name’s 3 Are 4 I’m 5 I’m not 6 are 2
7 is 8 Are Is 9 isn’t A: H J K
B: C D E G P T V
6 F: L M N S X Z
1 are 2 Are 3 ’m 4 Is 5 is 6 isn’t 7 aren’t 8 ’m I: Y
7 O
1 What’s your name? Q: U W
2 Are you from England? R
3 How old are you? 4
4 Are you married or single? Name: Doctor Zull Country: Australia
5 Are you a student? Name: Beata Polit Country: Poland
6 What is your address?
5
8 1 I’m from
Students’ own answers. 2 Nice to meet you
9 3 Nice to meet you too.
1 What’s 2 is not 3 I’m 4 You’re 5 I’m not 6 are not 4 I’d like to introduce you
5 My name’s
6 where are you from?
1b (pages 6 and 7) 7 Nice talking to
1 8 See you later.
a2 b3 c1
1e (page 10)
2
1c 2b 3b 4c 5c 1
1 but 2 and 3 but 4 and 5 and 6 but
3
1 wife 2 boys 3 son 4 daughters 5 father 6 children 2
1a 2b 3d 4e 5f 6c
4
1 Charles / Ingma 2 George / Mason 3 Ranci 4 George 3
5 Joanne 6 Tom 7 Julie 8 Ranci Example answer:
Hi! My name’s Brendan and I’m 22. I’m single and I’m a
5
student at university. I’m from Australia but I live in Italy.
1 It 2 my 3 our 4 her 5 their 6 ’s 7 they 8 he
I speak English and Italian. I have two brothers but no
6 sisters.
Students’ own answers.
7 Wordbuilding / Learning skills (page 11)
1 a They’re b Their 2 a He’s b His 1
3 a Are b Our 4 a You’re b Your 1 in-law 2 grand 3 step 4 first 5 sur 6 middle
7 grapher 8 graph 9 sister 10 brother 11 father
1c (page 8) 3
1 Students’ own answers.
1, 3, 4, 6, 8
4
2 1 mother 2 billion 3 East 4 agriculture 5 million
1 28 2 1.6 3 27 4 60 5 English 6 60 6 niece 7 Oman 8 explorers

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Unit 2 3
1 Burberry is a British company.
2 BMW is a German company.
2a (pages 12 and 13) 3 Gucci is an Italian company.
4 Sony is a Japanese company.
1
5 Petrobas is a Brazilian company.
1 red, yellow 2 white, black 3 yellow, black
6 Inditex is a Spanish company.
4 blue, yellow
7 Alcatel-Lucent is a French company.
2 8 Google is an American company. (or Google is a US
Students’ own answers. company.)
3 4
1 hat 2 first-aid kit 3 torch 4 camera 5 gloves 1 France, Greece, Spain
6 map 7 mobile phone 8 compass 9 boots 10 shoes 2 England, Poland, Sweden
3 Brazil, Japan, Peru
4 4 Canada, Germany, Italy
1 hat 2 first-aid kit 3 map 4 shoes 5 boots
5
1 rucksack 2 maps 3 first-aid kit 4 torches 2d (page 17)
5 compass 6 gloves 7 hat 8 boots 1
6 1c 2a 3b
1 mobile phones 2 people 3 boxes 4 torches 2
5 knives 6 cities 7 cameras 8 men 9 keys 1e 2a 3c 4b 5d
7 3
/s/ boots, hats, maps Students’ own answers.
/z/ keys, knives, mobile phones
/ɪz/ boxes, cities, compasses 4
1 T-shirt 2 one 3 black one 4 water 5 one 6 small one
8 7 gloves 8 ones 9 large ones
1 those, gloves 2 that, rucksack 3 these, keys
4 this, map 5
1 This, that 2 These, those 3 This, that 4 These, those
2b (pages 14 and 15)
1 2e (page 18)
1 nineteen 2 747 3 fifteen 4 five 5 1976 1
6 twenty-four 7 twenty-seven 8 seventy-six 9 two 1 slow, fast 2 expensive, cheap 3 small, large
2 4 useful, useless 5 modern, old
1T 2F 3F 4T 5T 6F 7F 8T 2
3 1 new, green 2 fast, Japanese 3 small, white
1 take off 2 runway 3 hostel 4 on foot 5 cheap 4 old, Italian 5 useful, French 6 strong, blue
6 cockpit 7 expensive 8 double 3
4 Example answers:
1 are 2 aren’t 3 is 4 Is 5 isn’t 6 are 7 is 8 is BUY NOW! I have a beautiful, old kitchen clock. Cheap at
£5. Call 567 7456.
5 FOR SALE! A pair of new, red and blue roller blades. Good
1 on 2 next 3 the right 4 left 5 above 6 under for children. Email j_taylor@mfs.com
6 SALE! Old, large English bookshelf. In good condition.
1 chair 2 rug 3 blind 4 computer 5 sofa 6 curtain Perfect for all your books! Call Jim on 657 4857.
7 desk
Mystery word: cupboards Wordbuilding / Learning skills (page 19)
2c (page 16) 1
1 worker 2 teacher 3 saxophone 4 Brazil 5 guitarist
1 6 Vietnamese 7 piano 8 Spanish
1b 2c 3a 4d
2
2 1 ish 2n 3 ist 4r 5 an 6 ese 7 ian 8 er
1 global 2 300 3 36 4 five million
5 furniture 6 beds, chairs, sofas 7 cupboards 8 desks 5
9 Sweden 10 Poland 11 restaurants 12 United Kingdom 1 possession 2 climber 3 furniture 4 Dutch 5 Mini

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Unit 3 7
1 Where does Brad come from?
2 Where does he work?
3a (pages 20 and 21) 3 Does he spend a lot of time there?
4 Does he like being under the water?
1
5 What does he study?
1d 2f 3h 4g 5a 6e 7c 8b
6 Does Gina go with him on expeditions?
2 7 Does she work under the water?
1 It’s five o’clock.
8
2 It’s five minutes past seven.
/s/ likes, starts, works
3 It’s quarter past nine.
/z/ comes, goes, spends
4 It’s twenty-five minutes past one.
/ɪz/ dances, finishes, teaches
5 It’s half past four.
6 It’s twenty-five minutes to four.
7 It’s quarter to nine. 3c (page 24)
8 It’s five minutes to eleven. 1
3 1B 2A 3C
1 an airport 2 Australia 3 London 4 a train station 2
4 1 450 2 160 3 85 4 15 5 78 6 19 7 15 83
Australia a train station 3
1 seven, five, two 2 first 3 six 4 third
5 twenty 6 one hundredth
an airport London
4
5 1 30 2 15th 3 66 4 3rd 5 80
1 No 2 Yes 3 Don’t know 4 No 5 Yes
6 Don’t know 7 Don’t know 8 Don’t know
3d (page 25)
6
1
1 big 2 quiet 3 clean 4 beautiful 5 modern, new
1 tourist information centre 2 museum 3 park
6 crowded 7 intelligent / smart
4 car park 5 library 6 theatre 7 hotel 8 aquarium
7
2
1 small 2 dirty 3 ugly 4 uncrowded 5 old
1 bank 2 theatre 3 tourist information centre
8
3
1 go 2 don’t have 3 don’t like 4 work 5 study
1B 2C 3A
6 don’t eat 7 meet 8 don’t live
4
9
1 near 2 straight 3 turn 4 Where 5 away 6 past
1 What do you do?
7 take 8 here 9 Go 10 across
2 Where do you live?
3 Do you go to work by car?
4 What time do you eat lunch? 3e (page 26)
5 Do you like shopping? 1
1 Karachi 2 George 3 French 4 Monday 5 July
3b (pages 22 and 23) 6 This 7 I 8 Morocco 9 Haversham 10 Grant
1 2
a doctor b photographer c pilot d sailor e student 1c 2b 3a 4e 5d
f teacher g waiter h accountant
3
2 Students’ own answers.
1b 2a 3g 4d 5h 6e 7c 8f
3 Wordbuilding / Learning skills (page 27)
1 studio 2 hospital 3 restaurant 4 boat 1
5 office building 6 university 7 airport 8 classroom 1 language 2 hotel 3 park 4 office 5 time 6 centre
4 7 transport 8 work
1T 2F 3F 4T 5T 6F 2
5 1 first 2 friendly 3 wildlife 4 head 5 closing
1 with 2 for 3 for 4 with 6 shopping 7 public 8 office

6 4
1 comes 2 works 3 doesn’t spend 4 likes 5 studies 1 Norway 2 Tokyo 3 Bogotá 4 Atlanta 5 China
6 goes 7 doesn’t work 8 sails 6 Vanuatu 7 Australia 8 Moscow
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Unit 4 4c (page 32)

1
4a (pages 28 and 29) 1b 2c 3a 4d 5h 6e 7f 8g
1 2
1 play a musical instrument 2 watch films 1h 2g 3a 4c 5b 6e 7f 8d
3 meet friends 4 play computer games 5 do Tae Kwon Do 3
6 play tennis 7 go walking 8 go to the gym 2, 3, 5, 6
2 4
1 No 2 Yes 3 Yes 4 No 5 Yes 1F 2T 3F 4F 5T 6F 7T 8T
3 5
1c 2d 3a 4e 5b 1 Can you 2 can’t 3 very well 4 English well 5 can
4 6 can’t 7 well 8 How well can you
1 swimming 2 singing 3 living 4 going 5 running
6 watching 7 fishing 8 cycling 4d (page 33)
6 1
1 We like listening to music. 1 22 2 Irish and Italian 3 English, Italian and French
2 Bob likes playing tennis. 4 Tennis and basketball 5 Playing the guitar
3 I love learning languages.
4 They like watching football. 2
5 Do you like going to the gym? 1d 2g 3f 4b 5c 6h 7e 8a
6 My brother doesn’t like dancing at nightclubs. 4
7 The twins don’t like doing homework. 1a 2b 3a 4a 5b
8 We like eating foreign food.
5
1 speaking 2 doing 3 playing 4 painting 5 going
4b (pages 30 and 31) 6 watching
1
6
1D 2B 3C 4A
Students’ own answers.
2
1A 2B 3A 4A 5A 6C 7 B 8 A, C, D 9C 4e (page 34)
3 1
1 never 2 always 3 sometimes 4 usually 5 n’t often 1G 2C 3D 4A 5E 6H 7B 8F
6 often
2
4 1 at work 2 the cycling race 3 Sandy’s cousin
1 I often read a book before I go to bed. 4 Sandy 5 Alex’s place of work 6 the cyclists
2 I always go to work at eight.
3 I don’t often meet my family. 3
4 I sometimes go clothes shopping. 1c 2e 3d 4a 5b 6f
5 I’m always busy. 4
6 At work, I never take lunch breaks. Example answer:
5a Hi Matt
a4 b6 c5 d5 e6 f4 I can help you. I’m good at fixing computers and printers.
I can come to your office later today. Yes, I’m interested in
5b coming to the restaurant. That sounds great. Where is it?
a John often travels abroad.
b Shannon and Nicole are always busy. Wordbuilding / Learning skills (page 35)
c He doesn’t often have time.
d How often does Shannon surf? 1
e I read a newspaper every morning. 1 go shopping 2 play chess 3 listen to (the) radio
f Michael is often tired. 4 do work 5 Read (the) article 6 meet clients
7 time (do you) spend 8 watch a DVD
2
Collocations in the text: go to work, spend all day,
information shows, use computer, spend an hour a day,
visit sites, play games, send emails, watch videos, do online
shopping, search the Internet
3
1 Washington 2 twins 3 harp 4 polar bears
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Unit 5 5d (page 41)

1
5a (pages 36 and 37) 1 starters 2 soups 3 main course 4 salads 5 desserts
6 drinks
1
1a 2b 3b 4a 5b 2
Table 2
2 1 glass of still water. bottle, sparkling
1 onions 2 peppers 3 lemons 4 raisins 5 eggs Onion soup tomato
6 milk 7 rice 8 chicken 9 lamb 10 salt Chicken kabsa
3 Large green salad small
11 22 33 41 52 63 71 82 91 10 2 Cheesecake no dessert
11 1 12 2 13 3 14 2 A cup of tea coffee

4 3
1d 2e 3c 4a 5b a Can I get you anything?
b Here is the menu.
5 c I’d like some water.
1 No (There isn’t one good month because ‘you can taste d I’ll have a small green salad.
different types of cheese at every time of year’.) 2 Yes e Could I have the bill?
3 Don’t know 4 No 5 Yes 6 Don’t know 7 Yes 8 Yes f I’d like a cup of coffee.
g That was delicious.
6
h Are you ready to order?
1C 2U 3U 4C 5U 6C 7C 8C 9 U 10 C
1b 2a 3c 4h 5d 6g 7f 8e
7
5
1 some 2 an 3a 4 any 5 any 6a 7 an 8 some
1a 2b 3a 4b
5b (pages 38 and 39)
5e (page 42)
1
1
1 a lot of 2 a lot of 3 a lot of / many 4 a lot of / much
1 Mix 2 Chop 3 Pour 4 Put 5 Spread 6 Slice
5 a lot of / many 6 a lot of / many 7 a lot of
8 a lot of / much 2
1 shop, but you can also make
2
2 You need the following food: an egg, some
Students’ own answers.
3 Put the flour
3 4 mix the egg and olive oil.
1 water 2 bread 3 chicken 4 juice 5 eggs 5 Next, you need a pasta machine.
6 coffee 7 salt 8 chocolate 6 Put the pasta
7 cut the pasta into long,
4
1 bag 2 bottle 3 piece 4 tin 5 cup 6 kilo 7 slices 4
8 bottle Example answer:
1 Put the eggs into a bowl.
5 2 Pour the milk into the bowl.
1d 2b 3e 4c 5f 6a 3 Mix the eggs and milk.
6 4 Pour the mixture into a frying pan and cook.
1 sparkling 2 a glass 3 a kilo 4 yes, very hot 5 a bottle 5 Put the eggs on a plate.
6 a piece of chocolate 7 a slice 8 a tin
Wordbuilding / Learning skills (page 43)
7
1 How much rice do you want? 1
2 How many apples do you want? 1 chips 2 mobile phone 3 bill 4 lift 5 pavement
3 How much bread do you want? 6 biscuit 7 motorway 8 petrol 9 football 10 full stop
4 How many eggs do you want?
5 How much pasta do you want? 2
6 How many packets of pasta do you want? 1d 2c 3f 4b 5g 6j 7a 8i 9h 10 e
7 How much chocolate do you want? 3
8 How many bananas do you want? 1 petrol – gas 2 lift – elevator 3 mobile – cell
8 4 biscuit – cookie 5 football – soccer
1g 2a 3e 4b 5d 6f 7c 8h 6 motorway – freeway 7 bill – check 8 full stop – period
4
5c (page 40) 1a 2g 3b 4c 5f 6h 7e 8d
1 5
1a 2c 3b kabsa: Saudi Arabia / chicken (or fish), onion, salt, pepper,
tomatoes, rice, nuts, raisins
2 pizza: Italy / flour, tomato, cheese, olive oil, salt
1a 2c 3b 4a 5c 6b 7c ceviche: Peru / fish, lemon juice, onions, salad
3 pierogi: Poland / potato, flour, mushrooms, butter, cheese
1b 2a 3d 4e 5c
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Unit 6 6c (page 48)

1
6a (pages 44 and 45) b
1 2
1 earn 2 give 3 change 4 spend 5 Save 1c 2a 3a 4c 5b 6a 7c 8a
2 3
a5 b3 c1 d4 e2 1 notes 2 coins 3 cheque 4 debit card 5 credit card
6 bank transfer
3
a3 b1 c2 6d (page 49)
4 1
1d 2c 3a 4e 5b 1 a buy b sell 2 a give b take 3 a spend b save
5 4 a lend b borrow
1 was 2 were 3 was 4 was 5 was 6 weren’t 7 were 2
8 wasn’t 9 was 1 No 2 Yes 3 No 4 Yes
6 3
1 Where were her parents from? 1d 2e 3a 4h 5b 6g 7c 8f
2 What was her father?
3 Was she interested in money? 4
4 How long were they on the Pacific Ocean? 1 2 3 4
5 Who was the blog popular with?
5
7 Students’ own answers.
We stress the verb in negative sentences and questions.
2 He wasn’t on the dollar. 6e (page 50)
3 Was he the President?
5 They weren’t Spanish. 1
6 Were they artists? 1 Hi 2 Thanks 3 Love 4 Thank you for 5 See you
6 Best regards 7 Dear Mrs 8 Thank you very much
8 9 I look forward to 10 Yours sincerely
1 in my early twenties 2 in your mid thirties
3 in her late forties 4 in our early sixties 2
5 in his late fifties 6 in their mid twenties Example answers:
1
Hi!
6b (pages 46 and 47)
Thanks for the money! Here’s a cheque.
1 It was very useful!
1 From a TV show. 2 Yes. 3 Banking and saving money. See you soon
4 His friend. Love
2 2
1b 2d 3a 4c Dear Barbara
3 Thank you for my time in Cologne. I was pleased with our
1 a interesting b interested 2 a excited b exciting work and I enjoyed our meal at the restaurant. See you
3 a boring b bored again next year.
Best regards
4
Students’ own answers. 3
5 Dear Mr Smith
1 lived 2 worked 3 discovered 4 phoned 5 studied Thank you very much for your interest in our holidays.
6 paid 7 received 8 died Please find enclosed the brochure for our holidays.
I look forward to hearing from you in the future.
6 Yours sincerely
1 /t/ 2 /d/ 3 /ɪd/ 4 /ɪd/ 5 /t/ 6 /ɪd/ 7 /d/ 8 /ɪd/
9 /d/ 10 /d/ 11 /t/ 12 /d/ Wordbuilding / Learning skills (page 51)
7 1
In 2001 I lived in France. I studied French at university. 1 basketball 2 credit card 3 Tourist information
After university I wanted to live in France so I returned in 4 mobile phone 5 armchair 6 full stop 7 roller blades
2003. I worked in a currency exchange office in Paris. I liked 8 post office
the job and I travelled all over the country at weekends.
Last year I started a job in a bank and I married a French 3
woman. 1 George Washington: USA / First President of the USA
2 Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera: Mexico / Artists
8 3 Arthur Honegger: Switzerland / Composer
1 went 2 had 3 was 4 arrived 5 died 6 discovered 4 Ichiyo Higuchi: Japan / Writer
7 pulled 8 gave 5 Howard Carter: England / Archaeologist

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Unit 7 3
1 shortest 2 easiest 3 biggest 4 slowest 5 cheapest
6 fastest 7 saddest 8 nicest
7a (pages 52 and 53)
4
1 1 highest 2 best 3 largest 4 shortest 5 most populated
1 fly 2 drive 3 cycle 4 take 5 sail 6 travel 6 furthest 7 easiest 8 busiest
2a
Land: bicycle, car, drive, train, walk, wheels 7d (page 57)
Sea: boat, sail, ship 1
Air: aeroplane, fly, hot air balloon, wings 1 journey 2 travel 3 trip 4 travel 5 trip 6 journey
3 2
1 didn’t survive 2 didn’t stop 3 didn’t return 1a 2d 3e 4b 5c
4 didn’t travel 5 didn’t enter
3
4 1a 2b 3b 4c 5a
1 A air B sea C somewhere else (space)
2 A aeroplane B ship C satellite
7e (page 58)
5
1
1A 2A 3B 4A 5B 6A 7A
1 a blog b website 2 a writer b blogger
6 3 a online b homepage 4 a upload b download
1 What did Orteig offer in 1919? 5 a comment b post
2 When did Charles Lindbergh fly from New York to Paris?
2
3 How long did the journey take?
1 The bus was cancelled so we waited for the next one.
4 When did five ships leave Spain?
2 The flight was cancelled because the weather was terrible.
5 Where did Magellan die?
3 The food was hot and spicy so we drank a litre of water
6 At night, what did people look for in the sky?
with our meal.
7 How many times did it travel round Earth?
4 The meeting was long and boring because the managing
8 When did it enter Earth’s atmosphere?
director spoke for two hours!
5 The restaurant didn’t take credit cards so I paid with cash.
7b (pages 54 and 55) 6 The hotel restaurant was closed so we went into the centre
1 of town for a meal.
1d 2b 3a 4c 3
2 Example answer:
1 6 million 2 3.5 3 15,000 4 200,000 5 1,000 I took a train across the country. We went past mountains
6 13,000 7 1,500 and there was snow. Suddenly we stopped. The train
couldn’t move because there was snow on the line. It was
3 and 4 night. We spent hours on the train and it was very cold.
1 are longer than any other bird Fortunately, a man on the train had a guitar and he played
2 are more dangerous and difficult songs. Everyone sang to the music. In the morning it was
3 is colder than other parts of the world sunny and finally the train started moving again.
4 for longer than two hours
5 Wordbuilding / Learning skills (page 59)
1 shorter 2 easier 3 bigger 4 busier 5 cheaper 1
6 sadder 7 wetter 8 nicer 1 The journey was very/really good.
6 2 The food was very/really good.
1 cheaper 2 hotter 3 more expensive 4 faster 5 safer 3 The meetings weren’t very interesting.
6 older 7 better 8 worse 4 The party was really great!
5 The weather was very/really bad.
7 and 9 6 It wasn’t very sunny.
1 My brother is shorter than me. 7 The meal was very/really nice.
2 Walking is slower than cycling. 8 The hotel was really amazing!
3 I think rock climbing is more difficult than surfing.
4 Giraffes are taller than elephants. 2
5 Camping is cheaper than staying in a hotel. 1c 2a 3b
6 Canada is bigger than Iceland. 4
7 A taxi is more expensive than a public bus. 1 They sailed to America in the Mayflower in the 17th
8 Cities are more crowded than towns. century.
2 The Mayflower II sailed to America in 1957.
7c (page 56) 3 The Silver Queen took 44 days to fly from to Cape Town.
1 4 The saiga travels 35 kilometres per day.
a2 b1 c3 5 The tree frog migrates 30 metres.
6 The loggerhead turtle travels 14,000 kilometres in fifteen
2 years.
1F 2T 3F 4F 5T 6T 7F 8T 7 Voyager took off in 1977.
8 Jupiter is 349,000 kilometres from Earth.
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Unit 8 2
1 Yes 2 No 3 No 4 Don’t know 5 Yes 6 Yes 7 No
8 Don’t know
8a (pages 60 and 61)
3
1 1 foot 2 hand 3 neck 4 back 5 leg 6 shoulder
1 boring 2 noisy 3 crowded 4 colourful 5 fun 7 knee 8 arm
2
1F 2F 3T 4T 5F 6F 7T 8F 8d (page 65)
3 1
1 eyebrow 2 eye 3 nose 4 ear 5 lips 6 cheek 7 chin 1 A family. 2 Dinner. 3 The boy.
4 Serious (and perhaps they are hungry).
4 5 Because of the women’s hats and clothes.
1 beautiful 2 long 3 curly 4 dark
2
5 1 This photo 2 On the right 3 in the middle
1 have got 2 ’re 3 has got 4 has got 5 ’s 4 in front of her 5 The family looks 6 They are wearing
6 7 I think 8 The photo is interesting
1 lips 2 eyebrow 3 ugly 4 mask 5 cheeks 6 straight 4
7 blonde 8 handsome 1t 2w 3d 4b 5h 6k 7e 8n

8b (pages 62 and 63) 8e (page 66)

1 1
1b 2e 3a 4c 5d 1 UR 2 4u 3 CU 4 2day 5 b4 6 Weds 7 @ 8 RU
2 9 GR8 10 pls 11 l8 12 sry 13 thx 14 <3 15 4get
1 No. 2 England. 3 The United States. 4 A reservation. 16 atm 17 :-) 18 w/e
5 Red, yellow and purple. 6 It’s very warm.
7 Red and black. 8 Long, black hair. 9 Selling things. 2
10 Her dress and her hat. 1 pls come on weds
2 RU :-) 2day?
3 3 Sry I’m l8
1 We like buying new clothes. 2 Your new dress is like mine. 4 R we meeting @ w/e?
3 These shoes are like my old ones. / My shoes are like 5 I <3 the film
these old ones. 4 I don’t like my uniform. 6 I have GR8 news!
5 This hat is like a cowboy hat. 6 Jason likes wearing jeans. 7 Call me b4 U leave
4 8 CU l8er
1 Sentences 1, 4, 6 2 Sentences 2, 3, 5
3
5 Example answer:
1 isn’t wearing, ’s wearing 2 ’s buying, isn’t selling A: Sry I’m l8 :-(
3 isn’t making, ’s designing 4 isn’t playing, ’s reading B: Where RU?
6 A: On the train atm. Where RU?
1 What’s he wearing? B: I w8ing 4U @ the cinema
2 Is Trisha buying or selling clothes? A: Can we meet l8er?
3 What is Georgio designing? B: What time?
4 Is he playing a computer game? A: @ 2?
B: 2 is ok. I’ll w8 in the café
7 A: OK. CU there.
1 comes 2 ’re staying 3 take 4 are (you) standing B: tks
5 Do (you) know 6 ’m walking 7 Are (you) learning
8 Do (you) like Wordbuilding / Learning skills (page 67)
8 1
1 hat 2 dress 3 shoes/boots 4 jumper 5 shirt 1 Put on 2 get up 3 eat out 4 Look at 5 turn off
6 belt 7 skirt 8 socks 6 Go back 7 Take off 8 look up
Mystery word: trousers
3
8c (page 64) T: put on, look at, turn off, take off, look up
I: get up, eat out, go back
1
1 deer ✓ 2 squirrel 3 zebra ✓ 4 elephant 5 lion ✓ 4
6 butterfly ✓ 7 chameleon ✓ 8 polar bear 9 Arctic fox ✓ 1 In the Philippines. 2 ‘Capgrossos’ or large masks.
10 giraffe 3 In Papua New Guinea. 4 In ice. 5 Tattoos.
6 Chris Rainier. 7 Reinier Gerritsen. 8 Emoticons.

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Unit 9 9d (page 73)

1
9a (pages 68 and 69) 1 To a meeting. 2 They are free. 3 Tomorrow night.
4 He’s working late. 5 At seven. 6 Outside Max’s work.
1
1 actor 2 actress 3 screen 4 audience 5 front row 2
6 aisle 7 back row 8 seat 1 Do you want 2 would you like to 3 I’d love 4 Are you
5 I’m sorry 6 Let’s meet 7 That’s 8 See you
2
1 romantic comedy 2 horror 3 documentary 3
4 animation 5 Science fiction 6 comedy 1 2 3 4
3 4
1d 2b 3c 4a Students’ own answers.
4 5
1a 2b 3a 4c 5a 6b 7c 8c 1 ’re meeting 2 ’m wearing 3 ’re going 4 are you going
5 ’s talking 6 ’m not taking 7 ’s working
5 8 aren’t playing
1d 2b 3e 4c 5f 6a
6
6 1F 2P 3F 4P 5P 6F 7F 8P
1 ’m going to watch 2 ’re going to play 3 ’s going to buy
4 ’s going to meet 5 ’re going to have 6 ’re going to make 9e (page 74)
7b 1
1 /tə/ 2 /tə/ 3 /tu:/ 4 /tə/ 5 /tu:/ 6 /tə/ 7 /tu:/ 8 /tə/ 1 loud 2 worried 3 well 4 very old 5 beautiful
6 delicious
9b (pages 70 and 71)
2
1 1 sounds 2 tastes 3 feels / felt 4 look 5 smells
1–3 actor, audience, musical
4–7 actor, audience, film, screen, 3
8–9 artist, painting Example answers:
10–12 audience, music, musicians 1 The Alhambra is a new Middle Eastern café in the centre
13–14 novel, writer of town. Its sandwiches taste delicious. There’s a nice mix of
old and new furniture and the staff are very friendly.
2
: artist, novel, painting, theatre, writer 2 War Horse is a play at the theatre about a horse called Joey
in the war. The horse looks amazing on stage and also it’s
: actresses, cinema, gallery, musical a really interesting story. My only negative comment is the
: director, musician music. It sounds very loud.
3
3 Digital Hero II is a new computer game. The graphics on
1e 2c 3d 4h 5a 6g 7b 8f
the screen look modern but I felt a bit bored at times. I think
4 that’s because it isn’t very different to Digital Hero I.
1 I’m going to borrow this book to read about film-making.
2 I’m going to download this song to listen to it. Wordbuilding / Learning skills (page 75)
3 I’m going to book tickets to see a play.
4 I’m going to buy this film to watch it later. 1
5 I’m going to evening classes to learn French. 1 student 2 musician 3 writer 4 painter 5 explorer
6 I’m going to drama school to study acting. 6 artist 7 director 8 manager

5 2
1 to make his next film 1 watching 2 listen 3 on 4 at 5 much 6 play
2 to live there for two years 7 interesting 8 handsome
3 to play their new songs 3
4 to watch a TV documentary a4 b6 c7 d1 e8 f2 g3 h5
5 to show the artist’s most famous paintings
6 to book tickets

9c (page 72)
1
1 butterflies 2 trees 3 fruit 4 kangaroos 5 mountains
6 leaves 7 Rock 8 sea
2
The book: 1 The play: 2 The film: 3
3
1T 2F 3T 4T 5F 6T 7F 8T
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Unit 10 3
First question: c
Second question: a
10a (pages 76 and77) Third question: b
1 4
1 technology 2 astronomy 3 zoology 4 biology 1 Ten points each. 2 In 1901. 3 They are short and long.
5 physics 6 chemistry 7 neuroscience 4 In the first century. 5 North and south. 6 Blue team.
7 Fourteen. 8 Twelve.
2
1 physics 2 astronomy 3 technology 4 zoology
5 neuroscience 10d (page 81)
3 1
1 a download b CD 2 a library b search engine 1a 2c 3a 4b 5b
3 a map b sat nav 4 a podcast b radio 5 a text b send 2
4 1g 2b 3d 4e 5a 6h 7c 8f
1c 2a 3b 3
5 1 three 2 Insel 3 A 4 afternoon 5 seven
1 Have you ever used 2 ’ve used 3 have you ever made
4 haven’t 5 ’ve never seen 6 ’ve done 7 has 8 has left 10e (page 82)
9 have pressed 10 Have you switched 11 haven’t
1
6 1 at 2 dot com 3 slash 4 dash 5 www dot
Students’ own answers. 6 double slash 7 colon 8 dot org 9 underscore
10 dot co dot uk
7
a4 b5 c3 d5 e3 f5 g3 h4 2
1 h_schmitt@hotmail.co.de
8 2 www.concordia.com
a I’ve printed the photos. 3 www.instolisten.org/dailypod-2
b She hasn’t sent a letter.
c They’ve booked tickets. 3
d Have you ever learned Spanish? 1 Call Stacey back.
e No, I haven’t. 2 Send everyone a letter.
f Has he sent the email? 3 Take Mr D’Souza to the station.
g Yes, he has. 4 Book a table for two.
h It hasn’t worked today. 5 Buy more paper.
6 Print these photographs, please.
10b (pages 78 and 79) 7 Email the designs to g_rich@gmail.com.
8 Telephone the hotel.
1
1b 2d 3a 4c 4
1 Name of caller: Lisa Farrell
2 Message for: Dr Nakao
1 Reason 1: as a historic city with lots of interesting places to Message: Meet her in the hotel reception at 2pm.
visit. Reason 2: for difficult roads. 2 Name of caller: Richard Nowitz
2 Because visitors become lost in the old streets. Message for: Dan Moore
3 In 1865. 4 Two years. 5 No. 6 No. Message: Email the designs before 12 tomorrow.
7 The hippocampus. It’s the part that stores memories. His email is r_nowitz@nowitz.com
8 It’s bigger than in the brains of other people. Urgent ✓
3 3 Name of caller: Max Lloyd
1a 2c 3a 4c 5b Message for: Christine
Message: Friend of George. He’s interested in renting the
4 room. Call him on 0990 768 2238 or email him: m36.lloyd@
1 buy 2 bought 3 paid 4 put 5 put 6 sent 7 forget hotmail.co.uk
8 made 9 read 10 win
5 Wordbuilding / Learning skills (page 83)
1 read 2 won 3 buy/win 4 send 5 put/read 1
6 paid 7 forgotten 1 send 2 Study 3 memorise 4 Search 5 show 6 find
6 7 call 8 stop working
1 Have, taken, took 2 Have, studied, studied 2
3 Have, taught, taught 4 Have, learned, learned 1 a forget b remember 2 a take b leave 3 a teach b learn
5 Have, written, wrote 4 a receive b send

10c (page 80) 4

Example answers:
1 a biology, technology, zoology
1 iPod 2 vacuum cleaner 3 wheel 4 knife 5 electricity b email, text, letter
6 sticky tape 7 fire 8 Internet c email, search engine, satellite navigation
d public telephone, postcard, sticky tape
2
a3 b1 c6 d7 e2 f5 g4 h8

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Unit 11 5
1 flight DL3345 have to go to
2 You cannot carry, in your bag.
11a (pages 84 and 85) 3 in business class do not have to wait in
4 with children can get on the plane
1
1 camping 2 sightseeing 3 backpacking 4 hiking 6
1 /hæftə/ 2 /hæftə/ 3 /hæftə/ 4 /haef tuː/ 5 /hæftə/
2
6 /haef tuː/
1 return ticket 2 sightseeing 3 check in, carry on 4 rent
5 tour guide 6 souvenirs 7 book
11c (page 88)
3
1 Yes 2 Yes 3 Don’t know 4 No 5 Don’t know 6 Yes 1
7 Yes 8 No They talk about Greece and South Korea.

4 2
1b 2e 3f 4c 5d 6a 1 Do 2 Do 3 Don’t 4 Do 5 Don’t 6 Don’t 7 Do
8 Do
5
1 should 2 shouldn’t 3 should 4 should 5 shouldn’t 3
6 should 1 thing 2 where 3 body 4 thing 5 body 6 where
7 thing 8 body
6
1 You should book a hotel room. 4
2 He shouldn’t work late. 1 anybody 2 something 3 nowhere 4 Everything
3 Should we buy a ticket here? 5 everybody 6 somewhere 7 Somebody 8 anything
4 She should check in her bag.
5 You shouldn’t rent a car. 11d (page 89)
6 What should we eat?
1
7 1F 2T 3T 4F 5T 6T 7 F (Marie thinks it’s
Hi! expensive.) 8 F
I’ve booked my tickets and I’m arriving on the 21st! Before I
2
arrive at your house, I’m going to travel round the country.
1 Can I make a suggestion?
Should I rent a car or go by public transport, do you think?
2 You should go to Morocco.
Also I’m going to spend some time in the capital. What
3 You could travel on your own.
should I see there? And should I book my hotel in advance?
4 Why don’t you go with a tour?
Can you give me any advice? Oh! And what’s the weather
5 How about going on a package holiday?
like? Is it cold? Should I bring lots of clothes?
See you soon! 3
Mike  a5 b4 c2 d3

8 5
Example answer: 1 bus /ʌ/ 2 book /ʊ/ 3 you /uː/ 4 but /ʌ/ 5 should /ʊ/
Dear Mike 6 food /uː/ 7 cruise /uː/ 8 could /ʊ/
I’m really happy that you are coming to my country. Here is
my advice: 11e (page 90)
When you travel round the country, you should go by 1a
public transport because it’s cheaper than a car and there 1 Did 2 Was 3 How many 4 How 5 Would 6 Were
are lots of buses and trains. 7 What 8 Why
In my capital city, you should see the parliament buildings
and the old castle. 1b
For hotels, I think you should book the hotel online. It’s a3 b1 c4 d2 e5 f8 g6 h7
very easy.
At the moment the weather is very cold, so you should Wordbuilding / Learning skills (page 91)
bring a warm coat!
See you soon! 1
1 manager 2 photograph/photo 3 photographer
11b (pages 86 and 87) 4 study 5 backpacker 6 visit 7 visitor 8 cook
9 design 10 designer
1
1e 2b 3a 4f 5d 6c 2
1 manage 2 photograph/photo 3 student 4 backpack
2 5 visitor 6 cooker 7 designer
1 A motorbike. 2 No. 3 Asia. 4 A coat and a jumper.
5 England. 6 People drive on the left (or ‘the wrong side’) 3
and the signs were difficult to understand. 7 Everyone. photograph (3) / photo (2) photographer (4)
8 The US embassy in your country. 9 A phrase book. backpack (2) backpacker (3)
10 In smaller towns. 11 Before. 12 For ‘big things’ like a visit (2) visitor (3)
hotel or a meal in a restaurant. study (2) student (2)
cook (1) cooker (2)
3 design (2) designer (3)
Across: 1 climate 3 visa 5 zones 6 licence 7 cultural
Down: 1 currency 2 hand 4 illegal 4
1b 2a 3f 4c 5d 6e
4
1a 2c 3b 4c 5c 6a 7b 8a
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Unit 12 12d (page 97)

1
12a (pages 92 and 93) 1 Jamaica. 2 The first Friday. 3 50,000 4 Everyone
from schoolchildren to business people. 5 In local parks
1 and communities. 6 In the gardens of a home for old
1 Arctic Circle 2 North Pole 3 Northern hemisphere people. 7 Have the same day.
4 Equator 5 Antarctic Circle 6 South Pole 7 Southern
hemisphere 2
1c 2g 3b 4a 5f 6d 7e
2
1c 2b 3e 4a 5f 6d 3
1 Today, I’d like to talk about an important day.
3 2 First of all, my country’s national day is on 4th July.
1 14,000,000km2 2 0°C 3 2.5 l 4 30% 5 130m 3 Since then, people have always celebrated this day.
6 419,455kg 4 Nowadays, everyone has a day off.
4 5 Next, families have a big meal together.
1e 2a 3d 4b 6 In conclusion, I really think it’s important.

5 12e (page 98)

1a 2b 3c 4b 5c 6a 7c 8a
1a
6 Possible answers:
1 cars will 2 houses will 3 children won’t 1 Everyone is invited to our New Year’s Party!
4 the summer won’t 5 the winter will 6 people won’t 2 The Annual Party is at the Town Hall on 1st May.
7 3 There is a huge sale at the Big Bed Shop all this week.
1 ’ll 2 ’ll 3 will 4 ’ll 5 will 6 will 7 ’ll 8 ‘ll 4 You can eat delicious sandwiches at Jill’s Café.
5 Visit the website www.greenfest.org for details.
6 The entrance to the disco is free.
12b (pages 94 and 95)
7 Listen to live music and look at local art at the Mayberry
1 Arts Festival.
1 island 2 Ocean 3 forest 4 mountain 5 Lake 6 Sea 8 You are welcome to our Midsummer Party at nine.
7 River 8 Desert
b
2 Possible answer:
1 the 2 the 3 Ø 4 Ø 5 Ø 6 the 7 Ø 8 Ø 9 the You are invited to plant a tree on 7th October for National
10 Ø 11 the 12 Ø 13 the 14 the 15 the Tree Planting Day. We will give you free seeds to plant in
the local park. There will be lots of people there and lots
3 of entertainment, so bring the whole family. We’ll have hot
2 Which ocean is the Madagascar in? and cold food, and local shops will sell environmentally
4 Where is the Lake Vostok? friendly products. We’ll also have presentations about how
6 Where is the Mount Ararat? to help the environment and information about gardening.
5 The event is in Tenant Park, and it starts at two o’clock
1b 2d 3a 4c 5e and it finishes at five o’clock. The entrance is five euros for
adults and free for children under 16. You can telephone us
6 on 088 678 4955 for more information.
1 old 2 high 3 tall 4 well 5 long 6 fast 7 far
7 Wordbuilding / Learning skills (page 99)
1 43 2 39km 3 100m 4 really well 5 ten minutes 1
6 1,342km/h 7 31km 1 depth 2 height 3 weight 4 length 5 width
12c (page 96) 2
1 a long b length 2 a height b high 3 a weight b weigh
1 4 a deep b depth 5 a wide b width
1 star 2 planets 3 orbit 4 Astronomers 5 surface
6 rock 7 travel 3
Adjectives: long, high, deep, wide
2 Verb: weigh* (note the adjective for weigh/weight is
1c 2a 3d 4b ‘heavy’)
3 6
1 Astronomers 2 orbits 3 Earth 4 humans 1 914 trillion litres – the Earth’s rainfall every day
5 discovery 6 exoplanets 7 star 8 planets 9 universe 2 47 metres – the depth of the Black Hole of Andros
3 2009 – the year James Cameron made the film Avatar
4 18 trillion – distance in kilometres between the Earth and
Gliese 581g
5 20 million – the number of people at the first Earth Day in
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IELTS practice test Reading

1 C six days a week
2 C £5.50 per hour
Listening 3 E weekly bus ticket to the city centre provided
1 C I saw a notice about a photography club 4 B free meals when on duty
2 B I’m going back to pick up a book I ordered. 5 B uniform provided
3 Tuesday On Tuesday evening there’s a storytelling 6 A supermarket cashier
workshop 7 C ability to speak French or Spanish an advantage
4 £1.50 and that’s only £1.50 8 F temporary contract (six weeks)
5 Internet on Thursday at two p.m there’s an Internet club 9 D possibility of extra hours next month
6 Thursday on Thursday evening there’s a film club 10 C you have to work in a team
7 £8.50 look at the price – £8.50 a week 11 TRUE carried out a survey … as part of their course
8 7.45 That’s at seven forty-five too 12 TRUE city residents … a sample of local inhabitants
9 Website on Saturday mornings there’s a course in 13 FALSE asked them all the same questions
website design 14 NOT GIVEN
10 £2.75 It’s cheaper too – only £2.75 15 FALSE About 12% of the people they asked
11 A your interview is actually on Monday 16 TRUE In second place in the list was swimming … and
12 A When you arrive at the college, go to the main in third place came keep-fit exercises
reception … 17 FALSE a few very keen walkers who go for long walks
13 B Howard Green … will be interviewing you in the countryside
14 B/F we do need to check your identity. 18 TRUE walking holidays are the most popular of all
15 F/B a photograph … if you could bring one with you, 19 FALSE There were an equal number of men and women
that would be useful going on walking holidays
16 photocopying There is some photocopying to do 20 FALSE Boating holidays … are the ones where you find
17 (tele)phone calls and there will be telephone calls to deal the largest number of single people.
with 21 viii Cycling holidays are much greener than holidays by
18 10 / ten ten hours a week car, train or plane
19 £8.00 The basic rate of pay is £8.00 per hour. 22 ix a company which makes all the arrangements in
20 22 days Twenty-two days a year advance
21 C most of the world’s rabbits … live in North America 23 v It’s up to you what distance you want to cover every
22 B but ten to twelve years is more normal day
23 one hour it’s going to take one hour every day 24 i It isn’t necessary to be very strong to ride a bike, but
24 clean It is necessary to clean the place where they live you should be in good health.
25 health you need to check their basic health every single 25 ii a range of options when it comes to how long to stay
day away and how to make sure you have a bed for the night
26 £50 Having microchips fitted will cost another £50 26 iv Holiday companies sometimes arrange for your
27 £250 A good rabbit house costs £250 to buy suitcases to be sent on … This means that you only need
28 Equipment Then you need to buy equipment to go to carry a few things
inside the house. 27 iii How much your holiday costs will depend on which
29 £12 one for food costs £12 type you choose.
30 month £10 per month 28 Scotland Cycling in Scotland, for instance, where there
31 C what is important is to spend a fixed period of time are lots of hills, will give you a good physical workout.
each day But if that sounds too much like hard work
32 B a relaxed type of activity 29 centre-based where you return to the same hotel every
33 A you don’t have to give up the football training evening and can have a good meal and a shower
34 B The local park is fine and jogging on grass is much 30 March March is the typical month for the birds to arrive.
better for your feet. 31 July back again … normally in July
35 eight weeks the programme lasts for eight weeks 32 C The young cuckoos are born in England.
36 cyclists the type that you see cyclists wearing 33 C all spent the winter in the Congo region of central Africa
37 socks You should buy … special socks. 34 A Lyster flew across France, Spain and Morocco before
38 cotton don’t wear clothes made out of cotton as they will crossing the Sahara desert
make you feel too hot 35 B Lyster flew back to England via Algeria … Chris also
39 drink this probably means that you need something to crossed the Algerian desert
drink … 36 C They put a tiny satellite tag on each bird’s back to see
40 cold If … you’ve caught a cold, then you should stop where they went when they left England.
training until you feel better. 37 B The three other birds did not return to England and
the scientists think they died on their return journey.
38 C the five tagged birds all travelled about 10,000 miles
that summer.
39 C Algeria were countries that the other three birds flew
over … Chris/Lyster flew back … via Algeria
40 A Lyster flew across Spain … flew back via Algeria …
but this time didn’t fly over Spain