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Keys Level 2

Starter Module
Ex 1: 1e 2d 3b 4a 5g 6c 7h 8f
Ex 2: A2 B6 C4 D5 E3 F8
Ex 3: 1c 2b 3c 4c 5b
Ex 4: 1 Hh 2 Dd 3 Nn 4 Yy 5 Uu
Ex 6: 095 2729988: oh-nine-five-two-seven-two-nine-nine-eight-eight
099 5793420: oh-nine-nine-five-seven-nine-three-four-two-zero
067 5288407: oh-six-seven-five-two-eight-eight-four-zero-seven

Ex 9:
Hi,
My name’s Bohdan and I live in Uzhhorod. It’s not far from the Hungarian border. Our family is small
but I’ve got a lot of relatives in Ukraine and abroad. My two cousins live in Berdiansk on the Azov
Sea.
We also have relatives in Canada. They live in Toronto near Lake Ontario. Next year we are going to
travel there and I am going to meet my two other cousins, Stas and Nina. They can’t speak Ukrainian
very well but we are going to speak English.
By the way, my birthday is in September and it’s on Saturday this year. I’m going to have a lot of fun
at my birthday party next week!
Write back soon
Bohdan

Ex 10:
1 Ukraine 2 Chinese 3 Scotland 4 Spain 5 Hungarian 6 American 7 Italian 8 Greece 9 Irish

Ex 11:
1 How long can you hold your breath?
2 How far can you run without stopping?
3 How many languages can you speak?
4 How fast can you spell your family name?
5 How high can you jump?
1d 2b 3a 4c 5f

Ex 13:
A R M C H A I R
C U P B O A R D
K L E B C
I S O F A S E O
T H M K D O
B C O F P R K
A H W A R D R O B E
T E L E V I S I O N R
H N R D M
T A B L E G S I N K
T O I L E T

Ex 15: 1 some 2 any 3 some 4 some 5 some 6 any 7 an 8 some 9 any 10 any
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Ex 16:
1 There isn’t a bowling alley in the sports centre.
2 There isn’t a long queue at the theatre.
3 There aren’t any visitors in the museum.
4 There isn’t a Pizza House in our city park.
5 There aren’t any banks in this part of the city.
6 There aren’t any clothes shops on the second floor.
7 There aren’t any ugly buildings in our city.

Ex 17: 1 search engines 2 operating systems 3 hotkeys

Ex 18: Students’ own answers
Ex 19: 1 tallest 2 largest 3 longest 4 deepest 5 bigger 6 smaller 7 longer 8 closer
Ex 20: 1 more 2 more 3 the most 4 more 5 the most 6 more 7 more 8 more 9 more
10 the most

Ex 21: 1 the farthest/the furthest 2 better 3 the worst 4 worse 5 The best 6 father/further
Ex 22: 1 hotter 2 less hot 3 more exciting 4 less exciting 5 easier 6 less easy 7&8 less
interesting/more interesting (in any order) 9 noisier 10 less noisy

Module 1
Ex 1: 1c 2d 3a 4b 5f 6g 7h 8e
Ex 2: 1 B, C 2 A 3 C, D 4 B, C, D 5 B 6 D 7 A 8 D 9 B 10 C, D
Ex 3:
1 It’s difficult/ not easy for Anton to concentrate.
2 Anton’s mum often gets angry with him.
3 Oleksiy sometimes uses Facebook.
4 Oleksiy often plays football in the school grounds.
5 Olena often plays outside.
6 Olena is always ready for her lessons.
7 Liza doesn’t have a set routine every day.
8 Liza thinks that some lessons are boring.

Ex 4: Students’ own answers.

У мене немає проблем в школі.
Я люблю вирішувати завдання.

Ex 5:
1 Because he can’t concentrate.
2 History. Because he can’t remember the dates.
3 He prefers to play outdoors.
4 Because he hasn’t got much time.
5 Because reading is good for her imagination.
6 Because it is good for her future.

Ex 6: 1 come 2 goes 3 like 4 eats 5 send, calls

Ex 7: 1 doesn’t 2 don’t 3 don’t 4 doesn’t 5 don’t 6 doesn’t

Ex 8:
1 They know English well.
2 How often do they shop for food?
3 When do they come home from school?
4 Do Anna and Diana study well?
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5 My best friend goes to my school.
6 Does it often rain in autumn?
7 Does your teacher know your parents?
8 My neighbours often take their kids to the park.
9 He doesn’t often chat on the Internet.

Ex 9:
1 I don’t chat on the Internet very often.
2 People hardly ever use pay phones these days.
3 My mum reads her emails early in the morning.
4 My parents always watch the news in the evening.
5 We usually go out with friends at weekends.
6 Olga sometimes texts her friends during the lessons.
7 Our neighbours never stay in at weekends.
8 My friend often looks after her little sister.

Ex 10:
1 Do your parents help…
2 Does your friend write…
3 Does your mum know…
4 Do you spend…
5 Does your best friend live…
6 Do your grandparents have…

Ex 12:

R L F U N N Y E L B X N
H A R D - W O R K I N G
E Z I O R G A N I S E D
L Y E S A F K I N D F M
P P N H P A T I E N T O
F Q D Y H O N E S T U O
U O L O U T G O I N G D
L S Y V T W U N T I D Y

Ex 13: 1 funny 2 organised 3 patient 4 hard-working 5 shy 6 moody 7 honest 8 lazy

9 outgoing 10 untidy

Ex 14: 1 friendly 2 cooking 3 Children 4 swimmer 5 washing 6 scientist

Ex 15: 1 Я завжди отримую гарні відмітки в школі
2 Вона ніколи не злиться
3 Взимку стає холодно.
4 Мій тато зазвичай приходить додому дуже пізно.
5 Я не встаю рано по неділям.
6 Моя мама гарно ладнає з людьми.
7 «Подивись на мене», сказав учитель.
8 Він мусить шукати свої речі, тому що його кімната неохайна.
9 Він часто наглядає за молодшою сестрою, коли його мама на роботі.
Ex 16: 1 at 2 after 3 up 4 with 5 for 6 at 7 on
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Module 2
Ex 1: 1F 2T 3F

Ex 2:
Territory 600,000 sq km
Population 45 million
Ukrainians 12 million
abroad

Ex 3: 1 state flag, state emblem 2 a pysanka, painted egg 3 a bandura, musical instrument
4 a vyshyvanka - a wreath (made of colourful flowers and ribbons)

Ex 5: fresh, beautiful, cheerful, outgoing, hospitable, friendly, hard-working, freedom-loving, foreign,

happy, romantic, Ukrainian, national

Ex 6: 1 ‘m sitting 2 are using 3 ‘re talking 4 are (you) doing 5 Are (you) joking 6 ‘m waiting
7 is going 8 ‘s stopping 9 are going 10 ‘m getting 11 ‘m leaving

Ex 7: 1 ‘m not going / is teaching 2 is learning 3 aren’t studying / are preparing 4 isn’t working
5 ‘m wearing 6 is staying

Ex 8: 1 see (R) 2 isn’t going (T) 3 help (R) 4 take (R) 5 are having (N) 6 goes (F) 7 ‘m not
sleeping (N) 8 goes (R) 9 flows (F)

Ex 9: 1 stay 2 go 3 ‘re taking 4 live 5 take 6 ‘m not going 7 ‘m sitting 8 doing 9 ‘m reading
10 ‘s cooking 11 is watching 12 watches 13 don’t understand 14 goes 15 ‘s going

Ex 10: 1 hairdresser 2 plumber 3 office manager 4 shop assistant 5 electrician 6 journalist

7 dentist 8 farmer
Ex 11: 1 noisy 2 bilingual 3 virtual 4 typical 5 local 6 real 7 realistic 8 imaginary
Ex 12: 1 for 2 at 3 at 4 in 5 at 6 at 7 to 8 in 9 on 10 at
Ex 14: 1C 2E 3B 4A 5D
Ex 15: 1v 2× 3v 4v 5×

Module 3
Ex 1: 1c 2b 3c
Ex 3: 1 Henry I, King of France 2 four 3 She used her native language. 4 six 5 eight 6 1075
Ex 4: ten-twenty-four, ten-fifty-one, ten-fifty-two, ten-sixty, ten-seventy-five

Ex 5:

c. 1024 Anne was born in Kyiv

1051 She travelled to France.
She got married.
1052 Her son Philip was born.
1060 Her husband died.
1065 She ordered the building of a
church and a monastery in Senlis.
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1075 Anne died.

2005 Ukraine gave a monument to
Anne to the city of Sensil.
2013 The Ukrainian Cultural Centre of
Queen Anne opened in Senlis

Ex 6: 1 asked 2 got 3 had 4 signed 5 called 6 helped 7 spent 8 ordered 9 opened

Ex 7:
1 Anne wasn’t Prince Yaroslav’s oldest daughter.
2 Anne didn’t want to leave Kyiv.
3 She didn’t go to France in 1066.
4 Anne and Henry didn’t have six children.
5 Henry couldn’t read and write in five languages.
6 Anne didn’t sign official documents in French.
7 Anne didn’t call her first son Robert.
8 Philip didn’t become king when he was five.
9 Anne didn’t order the building of a school in Senlis.
10 In the Middle Ages people didn’t live long.

Ex 8:
1 Henry wasn’t well-educated.
2 French barons didn’t sign any papers.
3 Henry and Anne called their son Philip.
4 Before Anne, royal families didn’t use the name Philip for their princes.
5 They didn’t live in the royal palace.
6 Henry I died in 1060.
7 Anne helped her son to make decisions.
8 Anne spent a lot of her time in Senlis.

Ex 9:
1 Whose daughter was she?
2 How many languages did she know?
3 When did she leave Kyiv?
4 What did she call her first son?
5 Where did she spend a lot of her time?
6 What gift did Ukraine give to the city of Senlis?

Ex 11: 1 monastery 2 sign 3 prince 4 monument 5 language 6 royal 7 crown 8 handwriting

9 church

Ex 12: 1 on 2 in 3 at 4at 5 in 6 on 7 at 8 in 9 on 10 at 11 on 12 at 13 in 14 on 15 in

Ex 13: 1 at 2 on 3 in 4 in 5 at 6 At 7 in 8 at 9 on 10 at 11 in

Ex 14: 1b 2a 3b 4c 5b 6a 7b 8b 9a 10c 11a 12c 13a 14b

Module 4
Ex 1: 1 in Sorochyntsi 2 in the Poltava region 3 in Baturyn 4 to St. Petersburg 5 the Tsarytsia
6 in Konotop
Ex 2:
1 He was brave and well-educated.
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2 He was good at playing cards.
3 He went there to deliver the letter from the Hetman.
4 Because the road was long and dangerous.
5 He went to the market place.
6 There was a fair.
7 People were buying and selling goods. A lot of them were having fun. Some people were dancing
and singing. Some were eating and drinking.
Ex 3:
1 He had sold his soul to the devil.
2 Because he didn’t believe his story.
3 Vasyl heard horrifying noises and cries, saw strange shadows and felt the chilly wind.
4 In the morning his new friend, his horse and his hat with the letter were missing.

Ex 4: 1 well-educated 2 chilly 3 Fair 4 goods 5 shadows 6 deliver 7 missing 8 horrifying

Ex 5: Students’ own answers

Ex 6: 1 jumped 2 rode 3 arrived 4 went 5 were buying 6 selling 7 were having 8 were dancing
9 singing 10 were eating 11 drinking
Ex 7: 1 was blowing 2 was shining 3 was telling 4 were listening 5 were eating 6 were drinking
7 were sitting 8 were standing 9 was telling 10 were smiling

Ex. 8:
1 I was reading a horror story when my phone rang!
2 They were listening to the old man when somebody came in.
3 He was standing guard, when some strange things happened.

Ex 9: 1 was sitting 2 was looking 3 heard 4 stood 5 looked 6 was looking 7 saw 8 took
9 walked 10 was walking 11 laughed 12 turned 13 sat 14 was thinking 15 fell

Ex 10: 1F 2T 3F 4T 5F 6T

Ex 11: 1 He threw it at the demons and witches. 2 The witch 3 (They had to play) three games.
4 The witch won the first game. 5 Vasyl lost the second game. 6 Because the Cossack was losing.
7 There was a thunderbolt and lightning around him, his Cossack cap fell into his hands and the
demons and the witches vanished. 8 Yes, he did. 9 Students’ own answers.

Ex 12: 1 loudly 2 quietly 3 slowly 4 rudely 5 easily 6 sadly 7 quickly 8 politely 9 happily
10 carefully

Ex 13: 1 quiet 2 easy 3 easily 4 polite 5 sad 6 quickly 7 happily 8 happy

Ex 14: 1 adj 2 adv 3 adv 4 adj 5 adv 6 adj 7 adj 8 adv

Ex 15: 1 well 2 badly 3 good 4 badly 5 well

Ex 16: wife – wives elf – elves knife – knives life – lives half – halves leaf – leaves

Ex 17: 1 fairies 2 elves 3 ghosts 4 witches 5 vampires 6 werewolves 7 mermaids 8 monsters

9 yeti 10 creatures
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Ex 18: 1 scary 2 horrible 3 kills 4 drinks 5 reports 6 chickens 7 scared 8 skeleton 9 teeth
10 dangerous

Ex 19: 1b 2a 3c 4b 5c 6b 7b 8a 9c 10b 11a 12b

Module 5
Ex 1: 1B 2C 3A
Ex 2: B4 C2 D1 E5 F8 G7 H3
Ex 3: Students’ own answers.

Ex 4:
1 Lera can stay in the studio after her singing lesson.
2 Her teacher can use a song which Lera doesn’t want to sing.
3 Lera can’t eat nuts and seeds.
4 She can’t eat chocolate and ice-cream.
5 She has to take care of her vocal cords.
6 She doesn’t have to be the best student in her class.
7 She has to study well.
8 She has to/must work hard.

Ex 5: 1 could 2 can’t 3 can 4 Can 5 Can 6 can’t 7 couldn’t 8 can

Ex 6: 1 can 2 have to 3 must 4 can 5 have 6 must 7 can’t 8 have to 9 mustn’t 10 have to
11 can 12 must 13 can 14 can

Ex 7:
1 Who are you sitting with?
2 What region of Ukraine do you come from?
3 Who does this book belong to?
4 What are you afraid of?
5 What kind of music do you listen to?
6 What are you good at?
7 What are you thinking about?
8 What school do you go to?
9 What is your city famous for?

Ex 8: Students’ own answers.

Ex 9: 1b 2g 3f 4a 5d 6e 7c
Ex 10: 1 silent films 2 long hours 3 trapeze artists 4 child stars 5 circus acts 6 human statues
Ex 11: 1 get rich 2 got dirty 3 got into 4 get into 5 get together 6 gets on with 7 got on, get
down
Ex 12: 1a 2b 3a 4c 5b 6b 7a 8b 9a 10c 11a 12b 13c 14a

Module 6
Ex 1: embroidery, decoration, pattern, needle, thread, bead, stitch, towel, parade
Ex 2: A3 B1 C5 D2 E4
Ex 3 : Verbs: decorate, embroider, sew, knit, guard, protect
Nouns: pattern, decoration, thread, embroidery, needle, bead

Ex 4: 1 running 2 cross
Ex 5: 1 decorate 2 sew 3 knit 4 embroider 5 needle 6 thread 7 beads 8 pattern
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Ex 6: 1c 2 e 3a 4f 5b 6h 7d 8g
Ex 7: 1 haven’t heard 2 Has anybody seen 3 haven’t done 4 has caught 5 has travelled 6 Have
you lost 7 have just won 8 have been
Ex 8: 1 has happened 2 has just broken 3 has just left 4 has he gone 5 has also missed 6 hasn’t
done 7 hasn’t done 8 has always been 9 have had

Ex 9:
1 Have you ever been naughty?
2 Have you ever kept a pet?
3 Have you ever talked to an animal?
4 Have you ever left your school bag at home?
5 Have you ever ridden a horse?
6 Have you ever come home late?
7 Have you ever written a poem?
8 Have you ever stayed at home alone?

Ex 10: Students’ own answers.

Ex 11:
What can you buy in these shops?
fashion shop: clothes, shoes
furniture shop: chairs, tables, beds, cupboards, etc.
gift shop: gifts, presents, souvenirs
pet shop: pets, food for pets, cages, laces, etc.
shoe shop: shoes, boots, trainers, etc.
supermarket: food
toy shop: toys, games, books
shopping mall/centre: all of the above

You pay the cashier for the things you have bought. Customers and shoppers buy things in shops.
Shop assistants help people in the shops.
A manager is the main person in the shop.

A shop window is a big window where you can see what the shop sells.

Ex 12: 1 cashier 2 shoppers 3 shoe 4 manager 5 pet 6 window

Ex 13: 1 list 2 change 3 trolley 4 sell 5 buy 6 prices 7 the 8 shops 9 shopping
Ex 14: 1 jewellery 2 designer 3 earrings 4 comfortable 5 fashionable 6 horrible
Ex 15: 1 gold 2 danced 3 but 4 shaved 5 forelock 6 tattoo 7 wear 8 have 9 patterns
10 style

Module 7

Ex 4:
make - робити, створювати
develope – розробляти, удосконалювати
Ex 6 : 1E 2D 3F 4B 5A 6C

Ex 7:
1 Microsoft Imagine Cup is an international technology competition.
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2 In 2012, a group of students from Donetsk won the competition.
3 They developed Smart Gloves.
4 They can t ‘talk’ when you make special moves.
5 It’s called CamTouch.
6 You need a special stylus.

Ex 8: 1 transform 2 sign language 3 (human) speech 4 software 5 surface 6 screen 7 stylus

Ex 9: 1c 2g 3a 4b 5d 6f 7e

Ex 10: 1 special stylus 2 human speech 3 sign language 4 mobile phone 5 memory stick
6 speech problems 7 computer screen

Ex 11: Students’ own answers.

Ex 12: Students’ own answers.
Ex 13: 1 different 2 similar

Ex 14:
1 I think we won’t sleep less in future.
2 I don’t believe robots will replace people.
3 I’m not sure we will have artificial food.
4 I don’t think robots will replace teachers.
5 I’m sure that books won’t disappear.
6 I don’t believe people will use traditional telephones.

Ex 15:
1 I’m sure scientists will develop more robots in future.
2 Scientists believe that robots won’t make emotional decisions.
3 I believe that young scientists from Ukraine will get more prizes at technology competitions.
4 I think that engineering jobs will become more popular in future.

Ex 16: 1 computer 2 gamer 3 headset 4 artificial 5 fantastic

Ex 17: 1 unhappy 2 scared 3 uncomfortable 4 serious 5 unknown 6 unpleasant
Ex 18: 1a 2a 3c 4 b 5 b 6 a 7 b 8 b 9 c
Ex 19: 1 many 2 long 3 tall 4 fast 5 much
Ex 20: 1C 2E 3B 4D 5A

Module 8
Ex 1: beach, wave, desert, moving sands, sand dunes, castle, white water rafting, (splash)
Ex 2: A4 B3 C1 D2
Ex 3: 1D 2C D 3B 4C 5A C 6B D 7A B 8B 9D
Ex 4: 1 bored with 2 prepare for 3 depend on 4 lie in the sun 5 look for

Ex 5:
1 The route was challenging and they were tired of walking.
2 We were preparing for the journey, when the phone rang.
3 I think that lying in the sun is boring and unhealthy.
4 Camping holidays can be fun but everything depends on the weather.
5 We were looking for our train tickets but couldn’t find them anywhere.

Ex 6: 1c 2e 3b 4a 5f 6d

Ex 7:
1 My mum is tired of camping holidays and wants to go to the sea.
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2 As the sun was going down, the sand dunes looked really beautiful.
3 Odesa is famous for its sandy beaches.
4 My dad always writes a packing list before a trip.
5 People can stop moving sands by planting a line of trees.

Ex 9: 1 are you doing 2 ’m asking 3 are you doing 4 ’re going 5 ’m calling 6 are you going
7 are you getting 8 ’re taking 9 are you leaving 10 ’re meeting 11 Are you taking 12 is the
teacher coming 13 are coming 14 are you getting 15 isn’t working

Ex 10: 1F 2T 3F 4F 5T 6F 7T

Ex 11: 1 sightseeing tour 2 tourist attractions 3 historic building 4 monument 5 to take a cruise
6 luggage; suitcase 7 youth hostel; hotel

Ex 12: 1 won’t see 2 will get 3 leaves 4 will arrive 5 are 6 will spend 7 plan 8 will have
9 won’t depend 10 go 11 will be 12 go 13 will take 14 follow 15 will have