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Vocabulary p56
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s n o w b o
b a s k e t b
3
s k i i n
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g o l
5
h o c
6
a t h l
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v o l l e
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d i v i
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f o o
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t e n
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b o x i n g
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s a i l i n g
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g y m
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2 1 who 2 that 3 that 4 that 5 who
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Indoor
Outdoor
snowboarding
basketball
basketball
skiing
golf
3 1 where 2 whose 3 where 4 when
5 when 6 where 7 whose 8 whose
4 1 which 2 that/which 3 when 4 who
5 which/- 6 where 7 when 8 that/which
5 1 Ultimate is a game which (c) is played
without a referee.
2 The winner was the swimmer whose (g)
start was the fastest.
3 A caddy is a person who (f) carries a
players golf clubs.
4 2012 was the year when (b) the Olympics
were in London.
5 The endzones are the places where (a) the
points are scored.
6 Spring is the time when (h) most people
take up jogging.
7 Shes the athlete whose (e) ankle was
broken in the marathon.
8 That beach caf is where (d) I first played
table football.
hockey
6 beach whose where Games who which/that
athletics
athletics
volleyball
volleyball
country where which/that country whose
which/that continent who which/that
diving
diving
Developing vocabulary p59
football
tennis
tennis
boxing
sailing
1 1 out 2 in 3 out 4 up 5 for 6 up
2 2 That shy girl never joins in with the others.
gymnastics
weightlifting
3 1 go, pool 2 play, rink 3 play, course
4 play, pitch 5 play, court 6 go, slope
4 1 net 2 boots, skis 3 goggles 4 rackets
5 goal 6 trainers
3 Professional athletes always warm up
before a race.
4 Shes a confident diver whos going for
gold!
5 The smaller boxer was knocked out in the
first round.
3 A worked out B warm up C join in
D knocked out
4 1 b 2 c 3 a 4 e 5 f 6 d
5 Students own answers
Reading p57
2 1 3 4
3 1 toss 2 score 3 opposition 4 mark 5 foul
6 referee
4 1 b 2 b 3 b 4 a
5 1 American football both games have
endzones
2 netball in netball, you cannot run with
the ball
3 football as in Ultimate, you mark an
opposing player
4 basketball as in Ultimate, you mark an
opposing player
Click onto Sport in New Zealand
p60
Word booster
Grammar in context p61
e cannot f cannot g always
Grammar in context p58
1 a who and that
b which and that
c whose
d where
e when
f who, which or that
g person, thing, place or time
4 1 D 2 D 3 ND 4 D 5 ND
5 2 In football, which was first played
internationally in 1872, its lucky to have a
double number on your shirt.
3 In ice hockey, which is the national sport
of Canada, its bad luck to put down your
sticks crossed.
4 In basketball, whose most successful team
is the Boston Celtics, its good luck to wipe
the soles of your trainers.
5 In tennis, which first became an Olympic
sport in 1896, its bad luck to hold more
than two balls when serving.
Developing speaking p62
1
Beginning a
presentation
Concluding a
presentation
Id like to begin by
saying
Finally
Im going to talk about
In short
The point Id like to
make is
Last but not least
To sum up
2 a Firstly b For example c Its also true
d Secondly e Look at the case of
f To sum up
3 Students own answers
4 Suggested answers
1 I can see six young people.
2 They are in a big park in or near a city.
3 I think they are dancing or running round
in a circle, holding hands.
4 I think it was probably taken in the
evening.
5 Students own answers
6 Students own answers
1c 2a 3d 4b
3 1T 2T 3 F 4 F 5 F 6 F
4 1 Maori culture 2 the Haka 3 the players
5 Students own answers
1 a people b things c places d times
6 Students own answers
4 In 2008, when we moved to London, they
were already building an Olympic village
(there).
5 The French runner, whose family were
sitting next to us, surprised us all by
coming first.
6 that 7 that 8 who
2 1 who 2 where 3 which 4 which 5 whose
6 when 7 whose
3 2 The university sports centre, where my son
works out, is brand new.
3 Anna Chakvetadze, who is a Russian tennis
player, looks just like my girlfriend.
Developing writing p63
1 1 e 2 f 3 a 4 b 5 c 6 d
2 Students own answers
3 The film is a drama and a comedy
4 Example answers
a gentle drama
funny
plot
played by
The writer and director,
warm story
light touch
play their roles brilliantly
5 a 3 b 1 c 4 d 2
6 Students own answers
7 Students own answers
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