Student’s Book Answer Key

Introduction
Page 6 Page 7
Vocabulary 9 7 – seven 15 – fifteen
18 – eighteen 11 – eleven
30 – thirty 13 – thirteen
Colours 26 – twenty-six 21 – twenty-one
1  b r o w n g w
10 1. 12.30 4. 7.45
l l r a p r h 2. 12.00 5. 2.05
u g a e i e i 3. 8.15 6. 1.40
e r n c n e t 12 1. forty-eight 5. sixty-one
r e g i k n e 2. thirty-one 6. Ninety
3. fifty-two 7. eighty-four
e y e l l o w
4. seventy 8. one hundred
d p u r p l e
Prepositions of place
School items 13 1. on the box 6. behind the box
2 1. book 7. marker 2. in the box 7. in front of the box
2. diary 8. pencil 3. under the box 8. between the boxes
3. pen 9. pencil case 4. next to the box 9. opposite the box
4. schoolbag 10. pencil sharpener 5. above the box
5. ruler 11. rubber
6. notebook Family
3 1. black 7. pink 14 father / dad – Rob uncle – Dan
2. red 8. yellow mother / mum – Kate brother – Ryan
3. brown 9. green grandmother – Linda sister – Ava
4. purple 10. grey aunt – Sue cousin – Zoe
5. orange 11. white grandfather – Mike
6. blue
15 Possible answers
1. Ryan is in front of Rob.
School subjects 2. Rob is behind Ryan.
4 geography, French, history, maths, sport, art, literature, 3. Kate is between Rob and Mike.
computer technology, drama, science, music, English 4. Ava is opposite the computer.
French and English need capital letters. 5. Ava is on Kate.
6. Mike is behind Ava.
5 1. music 7. French 7. Linda is next to Ava.
2. literature 8. sport 8. Zoe is in front of Dan and Sue.
3. science 9. English 9. Dan is next to Zoe.
4. drama 10. art
5. maths 11. computer technology Parts of the body
6. geography 12. history
16 Across: 2. j 4. a 7. d 8. h 9. c
The calendar Down: 1. e 3. i 5. b 6. g 7. f

6 Days of the Week Months of the Year Page 8

1. Monday 1. January 7. July Grammar
2. Tuesday 2. February 8. August
3. Wednesday 3. March 9. September Subject Pronouns
4. Thursday 4. April 10. October
5. Friday 5. May 11. November  1 1. He is a boy. 4. They are brothers.
6. Saturday 6. June 12. December 2. She is 15 years old. 5. We are at school.
7. Sunday 3. It is a book. 6. You are friends.

Numbers and time

7 second, fifth, ninth, twelfth, nineteenth, twenty-third,
thirtieth, thirty-first

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Possessive Adjectives 5 My name – subject
love – verb
2 1. Their 5. My have got – verb
2. Our 6. Your Ethan and Lucas – subject
3. Its 7. His are – verb
4. Her
6 1. She has got two brothers.
Possessive Pronouns 2. Jason is a teacher.
3. My birthday is in May.
3 1. yours 2. ours 3. his 4. hers 5. mine 6. theirs 4. He loves school.
5. Those pens are mine.
Saxon Genitive
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4 1. Lisa’s brothers are 15 years old.
2. The dog’s eyes are brown.
3. The children’s schoolbags are new.
Speaking
4. The boys’ parents are in London.
5. My sister’s birthday is on 27th September. Greetings and Introductions
6. The students’ teacher is Mrs Lawson. 1
02 2 1. My name is Alex.
2. Nice to meet you, too.
this, that, these and those 3. I’m an exchange student.
4. I’m from Sydney, Australia.
5 1. This 2. That 3. Those 4. These 5. This
5. I’m in Year 8.
6. Mrs Jones.
Wh- Questions 7. Thanks!
6 1. What 4. When
2. Who 5. Why Classroom language
3. Where 6. Which
4 1. What’s the homework?
7 1. What – e 4. When – f 2. When is the exam?
2. Where – d 5. Which – c 3. What page are we on?
3. Who – a 6. Why – b 4. Can you help me, please?
5. How do you spell notebook?
Page 9 6. What’s the correct answer?
1
6 1. When is the exam?
Getting Ready for Writing 03
2. What’s the correct answer?
3. What page are we on?
1 1. My – the first word of a sentence
4. How do you spell notebook?
2. Chicago – name of place
5. Can you help me, please?
3. July – a month of the year
6. What’s the homework?
4. Ethan – name of person
5. I – the pronoun I
6. Brenton School – name of place

2 1. My favourite television programme is Friends.

2. My brother and I are in London, England.
3. Is Paul’s birthday in March?
4. He is French.
5. This year, the first day of Christmas is a Monday.

3 1. My name is Chloe Smith.

2. What year are you in?
3. I love Chicago!
4. Their names are Ethan, Lucas and Jack.
5. He’s in Year 6 and I’m in Year 8.

4 1. I’ve got a dog, a cat and two fish.

2. He’s fifteen years old.
3. Is Peter at home?
4. I love pizza!
5. Susan’s family name is Brown.

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MODULE

1 My Life
A My Friends and Family
Page 12 1
06 13 1. Harry 4. Jackie
2. Jennifer 5. Lucy
Adjectives of description 3. Sarah 6. Edward

1 1. tall, short, medium height, fat, thin, good-looking,

1
06 14 1. New Zealand 4. brown
ugly, old, young, beautiful, small, light, big, dark 2. good-looking 5. thin
2. short, beautiful, long, curly, straight, wide, narrow, 3. seven / 7 6. twin brother
small, light, big, dark
Optional Listening
2 a celebrity lookalike competition 1. father 4. blue
3 hair, mouth, eyes 2. dark 5. Lucy
3. sister 6. grandfather
A description
Page 15
1
4 long, straight, beautiful, wide
04
15 Possible answers
Brian is Sophie’s father. He has got brown hair.
Optional Listening Ruth is Sophie’s mother. She has got light hair and a big,
Tick: 2, 3, 5 wide mouth.
 Oliver is Sophie’s brother. He is young. He has got brown
Page 13 hair.
Mia is Sophie’s sister. She is young. She has got long
5 Both Ed and Steve have got straight red hair and blue light hair and light blue eyes.
eyes. Both have got a wide nose and both are medium
Sam and Linda are Sophie’s grandparents. They are old.
height.
They have got white hair.
NOTICE! Debbie is Sophie’s aunt. She has got blue eyes and light
first wide: before the noun nose hair.
second wide: after the verb is (a form of the verb to be) Simon is Sophie’s uncle. He hasn’t got hair. He is dark
and he’s got dark eyes.
Harry is Sophie’s cousin. He has got dark, curly hair and
to be / have got dark eyes.
7 1. You have got beautiful sisters.
2.
3.
We are not in Year 7.
Paul has got short hair. B My Day
4. The girls haven’t got brown eyes.
5. Her nose is long and narrow. Page 16
8 1. have / haven’t got 4. are / aren’t Routines
2. have / haven’t got 5. is / isn’t
3. am / am not 6. has / hasn’t got 1 1. have breakfast 5. go home
2. make a snack 6. go to bed
Page 14 3. go to school 7. tidy my room
4. watch TV
11 1. Have … got 8. aren’t NOTICE!
2. Are 9. has got go: go to school, go home, go to bed
3. have … got 10. is get: get up, get dressed
4. aren’t 11. is have: have breakfast, have lunch, have dinner,
5. are 12. is have a shower
6. are 13. have … got
7. have got
2 Possible answers
1. F 2. F 3. T 4. F 5. T
Descriptions 1. People usually have dinner in the evening.
2. You get up and then you get dressed. / You get dressed
12 Female: mother, mum, grandmother, aunt, sister, cousin and then you go to school.
Male: father, dad, grandfather, uncle, brother, cousin
4. You have a shower in your bathroom.

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C My Activities
Reading a magazine article
Page 20
1
07 5 They’re at school.
6 1. get up, have breakfast, go to school Activities
2. big animals, old cars, Indian clothing 1 Possible answers
3. 19th century  Activities which involve technology: play computer
4. Storyweaver games, send messages, listen to music, make videos,
5. Dr Smallz download songs, chat online, surf the web
Activities which usually involve leaving the house: meet
7 1. museum (lines 3-5)
friends, go to the cinema, do sport, play football, ride a
2. exhibit (lines 13-15)
bike, go shopping
3. a 3D student’s book (lines 15-18)
4. games (lines 19-21) 2 Favourite activity: send messages
5. a biology … maths class (lines 22-23) Activity he never does: read magazines
8 1. clothing 4. miniature 3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
2. visit 5. motivated
3. town
A conversation
Page 18 1
10 4 send messages, make videos, download songs,
chat online
Present Simple 1
10 5 1. F 2. T 3. F 4. T 5. T
10 1. gets up, 6.30 am 4. have, 12.00 pm
2. makes, noodles 5. studies, Tuesdays Optional Listening
3. go, 7.30 am 6. does, 6.30 1. 15 4. 12
11 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. 2. two
3. technology
5. seven

12 1. has 5. study

2. likes 6. watch Present Simple
3. uses 7. go
4. tidies 8. learn Page 21
Page 19 7 Possible answers
My parents don’t send messages every day.
My grandmother doesn’t do sport on Tuesdays.
A presentation
My grandfather doesn’t send messages every day.
1
08 13 1, 3, 4, 5 My friend doesn’t go to the cinema at the weekend.
I don’t chat online at 8.00.
1
08 14 1. late 2. history 3. 12.00 4. one hour 5. blog I don’t read magazines every day.
NOTICE!
Optional Listening at
1. d 2. c 3. f 4. a 5. e 6. b
8 1. don’t play 4. don’t read
Talking about routines 2. don’t eat 5. don’t ride
3. doesn’t use
15 walk the dog: one hour
eat: one and a half hours 9 1. Do you do sport every day?
tidy my room: half an hour / 30 minutes 2. When do your friends chat online?
do homework: two hours 3. Does your father download songs?
watch TV: two hours 4. Where do you meet friends?
sleep: e ight and a half hours / eight hours and 30 minutes 5. Does your class make videos?
school: seven hours 6. What does your best friend do at the weekend?
7. Does your mother often go to the cinema?
8. Who do you send messages to?
9. Do you surf the web every day?

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Talking about activities Collaborative Project:

1
12 12 1. basketball 5. Thursdays A Poster of a Celebrity
2. football 6. friends
3. twice 7. love Page 24
4. Mondays
1
12 14 a. 5 b. 2 c. 4 d. 6 e. 1 f. 3 STEP 1:
Read the Model
Page 22
Fact File
Reading a forum Name: Daniel Jacob Radcliffe
16 Topic of discussion: what it’s like being a teenager in Profession: actor
their country Appearance: brown hair, blue eyes, 1.70 metres
tall
1
13 17 1, 4
Date of birth: 23rd July, 1989
18 1. Gabe 4. Alkana From: London
2. Alkana 5. Daiki
Famous for: his role as Harry Potter
3. Gabe
Likes: animals, music
19 1. T 2. F 3. F 4. DS 5. T
Free-time activities: running, playing football, playing
video games, playing the bass guitar
Page 23
Writing a description of teen life
20 1. maths, Mandarin Chinese
Life Skills Extra:
2. chat online, play computer games Describing People
3. take classes in Mandarin Chinese, meet friends, go
to the park, go shopping Page 26
4. They often have pressure at school. Many teens take
private lessons. Most UK teens surf the web. Most 1 Yes
teenagers get pocket money and they like spending it.
2 1. b 2. e 3. c 4. a 5. d
21 1. noun, verb to be
2. prepositions of time

22 1. Her eyes are blue.

2. I have got small ears.
3. Your hair isn’t short.
4. My mother’s nose is long.
5. Harry is an old man.

23 1. on 4. at
2. in 5. in
3. at

24 1. I always have a shower in the morning.

2. My father’s car is red.
3. I get up at six o’clock.
4. Sue has got blue eyes.
5. Do you want to come on Sunday?

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MODULE

2 Fun and Games

A Games
Page 28 An advert
The home 1
15 15 1. Yes. It’s one of London’s top ten attractions.
2. It’s free.
1 A toilet E living room
B bedroom F dining room 1
15 16 1. Is there any furniture in King Edward’s bedroom? –
C bathroom G kitchen Yes, there is.
D garage H garden 2. Is there a special uniform for the guards? – Yes, there is.
1. lamp 9. sofa 3. Are there computers at the attraction? – Yes, there are.
2. bed 10. armchair 4. Is there a tour every 10 minutes? – No, there isn’t.
3. desk 11. curtain
4. shelf 12. table Optional Listening
5. rubbish bin 13. chair 1. 10
6. rug 14. cupboard 2. replicas of royal rooms
7. shower 15. cooker 3. a special room
8. sink 16. fridge 4. £20 billion
5. half an hour
NOTICE!
bathroom, bedroom, living room, cupboard, rubbish bin
Page 31
Page 29 A treasure hunt
2 1. TV 4. cupboard
18 1. D 2. A 3. C 4. E 5. B
2. dining room 5. shelf
3. bathroom NOTICE!
1. and 2. but 3. because
3 1. garden 4. bed (bedroom)
2. garage 5. lamp
3. table 6. rubbish bin B Fun Around Town
4 in, opposite, near, next to, on, above Page 32
5 P ossible answers
1. It’s often on a desk in a bedroom. Places around town
2. It’s often in a garden.
3. It’s often on a sofa in a living room. 1 1. train station 12. sports centre
4. It’s often in a fridge in a kitchen. 2. department store 13. supermarket
5. It’s often next to a shower in a bathroom. 3. post office 14. cinema
6. They are often in a sink in a kitchen. 4. church 15. bank
7. It’s often on a table in a dining room. 5. hospital 16. shopping centre
6. café 17. amusement park
8 1. living room 5. bed 7. park 18. museum
2. fridge 6. shelves 8. police station 19. restaurant
3. shower 7. cooker 9. bookshop 20. library
4. cupboard 10. chemist’s 21. bakery
11. hotel 22. port
Page 30
2 1. café
There is / There are, 2. library
3. hotel
Articles and quantifiers 4. restaurant
11 Possible answers 5. department store / shopping centre
beautiful, ugly, small, wide, narrow, old, new, light, dark 6. bookshop
7. amusement park
13 1. some 2. any 3. some 4. any 5. any 8. park

14 1. an, any 4. Some

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3 Possible answers Reading a blog post

1. You watch a film at the cinema.
2. You see historical items at a museum. 1
19 15 Ella – Australia
3. You send letters and packages at a post office. Herochaser 1 – USA
4. You play tennis at a sports centre. AdrianaGo – Italy
5. You buy cake at a bakery. Gottcha 222 – Japan

Giving information Page 35

1
16 5 1. eat 4. food 16 Country City Attractions
2. restaurants 5. post office
3. terrible Australia Sydney Circular Quay, Sydney Opera House
USA New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Page 33
Italy Rome Colosseum

Present Continuous Japan Tokyo Shinjuku train station

8 1. are looking, restaurant / café 17 1. She’s visiting her family.

2. is putting, supermarket 2. It’s a Pokémon gym.
3. are watching, cinema 3. They’re flying around the museum.
4. am choosing, bakery 4. To find Pokémon.
5. is examining, hospital 5. They come for the restaurants and shops.

9 1. Dr Amy Gold isn’t checking the man’s hands. 18 1. attractions 4. flying
She’s looking at his eyes. 2. building 5. location
2. Lisa and Greg are choosing sandwiches. They aren’t 3. statues
looking at the salads.
3. I’m not getting baguettes. I’m buying pitta.
19 Possible answers
1. Four people are having lunch in Hyde Park.
4. Natalie and her sister are eating popcorn. They aren’t
The people are drinking wine.
drinking cola.
They are having fun.
5. Eric isn’t standing near the fridges. He’s working in
2. Two people are playing a game at Bondi Beach.
the bakery section.
The people are having fun.
11 1. isn’t taking 6. aren’t taking The beach is beautiful.
2. is having 7. are riding 3. A woman is walking in the street at The Rocks.
3. is stepping 8. are using There is a pink house with green doors.
4. is playing 9. is following 4. There is a woman with a camera, in the Blue
5. are choosing 10. isn’t playing Mountains.
1. c 2. a 3. b She has got a bag on her back.
The woman is taking photos of the mountains and
12 1. Is the man sitting on the stairs? – No, he isn’t. the sea.
2. How is the man making music? – He is stepping on the 5. Three people are riding bikes under Harbour Bridge.
giant stair piano. They are smiling.
3. Are the people standing on the bus? – No, they aren’t. They are near the ocean.
4. What are they doing? – They are riding exercise bikes.
5. Why is the robot following a man? – It senses he has
got rubbish. C At the Cinema
Page 34 Page 36
An interview Film genres
1
18 13 He prefers real games (like football or basketball). 2 1. 12th October – 19th October
2. £10
1
18 14 1. F 2. T 3. T 4. T 5. F 6. F 3. call 01632-960600 or visit the website
www.nordhamfestival.com
Optional Listening 4. three films, popcorn and drinks
1. podcast
2. real 3 1. romance 4. comedy
3. phone 2. fantasy 5. musical
4. shopping centre 3. animated 6. documentary
5. train station
4 Popular with boys and girls: comedy, drama
Unpopular with boys: musical
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A conversation Writing a film review
1
20 7 the trailer, reviews, the actors 18 Possible answers
1. adventure, science-fiction, crime
1
20 8 1. the computer 4. comedy 2. 2016
2. reviews 5. 10.00 3. It’s about a student called Vee and an online game
3. horror films 6. popcorn called Nerve.
4. Vee
Optional Listening 5. It’s a great film. He recommends it.
1. e 2. d 3. f 4. a 5. c 6. b
19 1. but, because
Present Simple / 2. adjectives
Present Continuous 20 1. because 4. and
10 1. b 6. a 2. and
3. but
5. but
2. a 7. b
3. a 8. a 21 Possible answers
4. b 9. b 1. very / really 4. not very / not at all
5. b 10. a 2. not very / not at all 5. very / quite / really
11 1. am having 6. is growing 3. very / really
2. are visiting 7. are filming 22 Possible answers
3. don’t want 8. produce 1. I don’t play games on my phone but I play computer
4. aren’t making 9. don’t do games.
5. love 10. are making 2. Nobody likes that film. It’s not at all popular. /
12 1. What do you know about the actors? Everybody likes that film. It’s really popular.
3. There’s a new Disney film at the cinema and there’s
2. Where is the film showing now?
3. Is the film getting good reviews at the moment? also an action film.
4. Do you want to see it? 4. The book isn’t very / really interesting. In fact,
it’s boring.
5. She’s in a film but she isn’t in a TV programme. /
Page 38 She’s in a film and she’s in a TV programme.
Reading an article
Collaborative Project:
1
21 14 It’s very good.
NOTICE!
A What’s On Page
before Page 40
15 1. par 1 3. par 3
STEP 1:
2. par 2 4. par 3
Read the Model
16 1. b 4. d
2. e 5. c Possible answers
3. a a. the Escape Room
b. Night Terrors Mobile App
17 1. the British Ministry of Magic c. The Film: The Secret Life of Pets
2. all first-year students at Hogwarts d. The Film Location: London Tour
3. looking for magical creatures and collecting them
4.
5.
New York
the magical creatures
Life Skills Extra:
Giving Directions
Page 42
1 
Jack

2 
Asking for directions: 1, 3, 6, 7
Giving directions: 2, 4 5, 8, 9, 10

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Review 1
Page 43 Page 44
1 Cardinal numbers: thirteen, eighty-four Grammar
Ordinal numbers: third, fifth
School subjects: maths, computer technology 1 1. She 4. boys’
Film genres: western, science-fiction 2. hers 5. When
Places around town: port, police station 3. This 6. Where
Prepositions of place: under, opposite
Half past and o’clock are the extra words. They 2 1. hasn’t got 6. some
belong to the category Time. 2. any 7. any
3. There is 8. am
2 1. cooker 5. have dinner 4. Are 9. Is there
2. rubber 6. fridge 5. have got
3. narrow 7. arm
4. have breakfast 3 1. Do you ride a bike to school every day?
2. I don’t read magazines in the morning.
3 1. musical 5. bank 3. The boys never send messages at school.
2. kitchen 6. lamp 4. When does she have dinner every night?
3. library 7. uncle 5. Harry doesn’t do sport at the sports centre.
4. comedy 8. geography 6. My sister always tidies her room on Saturdays.

4 1. Thursday 4. go to the cinema 4 Possible answers

2. sports centre 5. August Louise and Jack are having breakfast.
3. bathroom 6. make a snack James isn’t reading a magazine.
Linda and Charles are walking their dogs.
5 Possible answers Linda isn’t listening to music.
1. False – People send messages with their phones. Wendy and Peter are buying tickets.
2. False – People have dinner / have lunch in the Wendy isn’t looking at books.
dining room.
3. True 5 1. Sara never plays the guitar on Sundays.
4. True 2. I’m not watching TV at the moment.
5. False – People often walk the dog in a park. 3. I always surf the web after school.
6. False – Good-looking is the opposite of ugly. 4. She doesn’t do homework every night.
7. True 5. They aren’t playing computer games.
8. False – Red and white make pink.
6 1. Where are you going?
6 1. watch TV 6. church 2. When do they usually get up?
2. documentary 7. restaurant 3. Are there any books on the shelf?
3. supermarket 8. hospital 4. Have you got any brothers?
4. hotels 9. shelves 5. Where is the library?
5. museum 6. Why is there a sofa in the garden?

7 Possible answers 7 1. Are … travelling 7. there are

Across: 2. am 8. has got
2. It’s the opposite of old. 3. are taking 9. There is
6. a film about love 4. is 10. there aren’t
9. You sit at it to have a meal. 5. believe 11. haven’t got
11. It’s the opposite of fat. 6. looks 12. there are
12. You mix black and white to get this.
14. It’s the opposite of big. Page 46
Down:
1. It’s on the floor. Literature: The Adventures of Tom
3. You put your car there. Sawyer Part 1
4. You buy bread and cakes there.
5. It’s the opposite of ugly. 1 1. f 2. b 3. a 4. g 5. e 6. c 7. d
7. You sit on it.
8. There are trees and flowers there. 2 1. river 4. wants
10. You use this part of the body to walk. 2. his clothes 5. his friends are painting
13. You use this part of the body to hear. 3. doesn’t like 6. new girl

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MODULE

3 Our World
A What’s the Weather Like?
Page 48 Comparative adjectives
Weather 16 1. hotter than – d
2. wetter than – f
1 Possible answers 3. more unusual than – a
a. hot 4. better than – b
b. cloud / cloudy, sun / sunny 5. more dangerous than – c
c. cool 6. drier than – e
d. sun / sunny
e. snow / snowy Page 50
f. cloud / cloudy, lightning, storm / stormy
g. cloud / cloudy, rain / rainy 17 1. Alaska is snowier than Hawaii.
h. wind / windy 2. Spring is more colourful than winter.
3. Cairo is hotter than Moscow.
2 Possible answers 4. London is foggier than Sydney.
winter: cloud, cloudy, fog, foggy, ice, icy, lightning, 5. Snow is more beautiful than rain.
rain, rainy, snow, snowy, storm, stormy, cold, thunder,
wet, wind, windy 18 1. more popular than
summer: dry, sun, sunny, warm, hot 2. worse than
3. stranger than
2
01 4 1. Temperature 4. water 4. more interesting than
2. lightning 5. Warm 5. wetter than
3. Fog 6. warmer than
7. stormier than
Page 49 8. more complicated than

An experiment Page 51
7 1. hot water 2. on 3. three 4. ice Reading an FAQ page
2
03 8 Yes 2
05 21 physical health: 2, 4
people’s emotions: 1, 3
2
04 10 2
22 1. They become happy.
2
04 11 1. T 2. F 3. F 4. T 5. T 2. It’s better than warm weather.
3. 15 minutes a day in the sun
Optional Listening 4. produces Vitamin D and serotonin
1. hot 4. warm 5. summer
2. on 5. falls into the jar
3. three 23 1. makes people feel happy
2. makes people aggressive
12 London, Berlin, Vienna 3. makes people’s bodies produce more melatonin
4. makes people feel sleepy
13 Possible answers
1. It’s cool in London. 24 1. feelings 4. aggressive
2. It’s cool in Berlin. 2. produce 5. sleepy
3. It’s cold and snowy in Warsaw. 3. dangerous
4. It’s sometimes cloudy and sometimes sunny in Paris.
5. It’s cool in Vienna.
6. It’s warm and sunny in Madrid. B The Animal Kingdom
7. It’s hot and sunny in Rome.
8. It’s hot and sunny in Algiers. Page 52
9. It’s hot and sunny in Athens.
Animals
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mammal reptile insect bird amphibian fish
whale snake fly duck frog shark
12 1. not as nice
2. not as active
elephant turtle beetle
3. more interesting
lion crocodile bee
4. bigger
giraffe butterfly
5. more colourful
horse
6. as decorative
mouse
7. more musical
rabbit
cow 13 Possible answers
pig 1. The cat in A is thinner than the cat in B.
sheep 2. The dog in A isn’t as beautiful as the dog in B.
dolphin 3. The snake in A is longer than the snake in B.
kangaroo 4. The rabbit in A is bigger than the rabbit in B.
tiger 5. The bird in B is not as colourful as the bird in A.
zebra 6. The frogs in A are not as unusual as the frogs in B.
7. The fish in A are more colourful than the fish in B.
Spider doesn’t belong to any group. 8. The snake in B is not as long as the snake in A.
(Though many people think it is an insect, it is 9. The cat in A is as dark as the rabbit in B.
actually an arachnid.)
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4 1. crocodile 5. duck
2. fly 6. kangaroo Expressing opinions
3. lion 7. mouse
4. frog
2
08 14 1. snakes 4. amphibians
2. Birds 5. rabbits
Page 53 3. mammals

5 Possible answers
2
08 16 1. b 2. c 3. a 4. d
1.
2.
A rabbit has got four legs.
Elephants have got big ears.
19 He thinks tarantulas are more interesting than other
animals. / He loves watching it.
3. A whale can swim.
4. Zebras don’t eat other animals. NOTICE!
5. Beetles are insects. them – the people who don’t like tarantulas
6. Butterflies are usually colourful. it – his pet tarantula

A conversation C Amazing Places

2
06 6 1. a trivia quiz
2. three Page 56
3. from his brother Dylan’s project
Geographical features
2
06 7 clue 1: dolphin clue 2: lion clue 3: snake
3 1. forest 2. beach 3. desert 4. volcano 5. ocean
Optional Listening
1. F 2. F 3. F 4. T 5. F
2
10 5 1. River 4. Mountains
2. Ocean 5. Islands
3. Desert 6. Lake
(not) as … as
2
10 1. as long as 4. as intelligent as
Page 57
07
2. not as dangerous as 5. not as colourful as
3. not as wide as Reading a travel guide
11 Possible answers 8 1. T 2. F 3. T 4. F 5. F 6. DS
1. The sheep is as black as the horse. 9 1. ancient Roman
The sheep isn’t as fast as the horse. 2. visit the salt mine, go on rides
2. The cat isn’t as dangerous as the tiger. 3. salty cakes
The tiger isn’t as adorable as the cat. 4. sand dunes
3. The fly isn’t as big as the beetle. 5. 10,582 square kilometers
The fly is as horrible as the beetle.
4. The bird is as colourful as the frog.
The frog isn’t as attractive as the bird.
5. The rabbit is as dark as the elephant.
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Page 58
Collaborative Project:
Superlative adjectives A Trivia Game
11 1. the longest 4. the most enormous Page 60
2. the most ancient 5. the hottest
3. the highest 6. the smallest
STEP 1:
14 1. more dangerous 5. darkest Read the Model
2. worse 6. most logical
3. most terrible 7. best 1. b 2. d 3. c 4. a
4. more exciting 8. harder
NOTICE! Life Skills Extra:
a. on b. a
Asking for Information
A travel advert Page 62
2
13 15 river, coast, forest 1 It gives people in cities a chance to be near farm animals
2
13 16 1. T 2. F 3. T 4. F 5. T (they don’t need to go to the countryside).

Optional Listening 2 1. c 2. a 3. d 4. e 5. b

1. three or four hours 3 Place: Green Hill Safari Park
2. painted monasteries Price: Adults: £8, Children: £4
3. Dracula’s Closing time: 4.00 pm
Animals: lions, tigers, elephants, giraffes, zebras
Page 59 Feed animals: no

Writing a report about a country 4 Place: Oakely Ocean Park

Price: Adults: £10, Children: £6
17 1. in South America Closing time: 5.00 pm
2. mountains, rivers Animals: whales, tropical fish, dolphins
3. in the mountains – hot during the day and cold at night Feed animals: yes
in Llanos de Moxos – warmer than in the mountains
4. Around half of the population of Bolivia lives near the
Andes. Bolivia has got two capital cities. La Paz is the
highest capital in the world.

18 1. object pronouns

2. prepositions of time

19 1. him 4. us
2. it 5. her
3. them

20 1. in 2. at 3. on 4. at 5. in
21 1. She has got a pet snake. She gives it mice to eat.
2. He visits Spain at Christmas every year.
3. Where is Jane? I can’t see her.
4. Dan and I are going to Hawaii. Are you coming with us?
5. The festival is on 12th September.
6. It’s usually hot in August.

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4 Go For It!
A Sport
Page 64 2
14 13 1. Yes, she can.
2. gymnastics
Sport 3. drive (A Formula 1 car)
4. 11 minutes and 9.97 seconds
1 2 5. 33 seconds

2 1. Registration forms are available in the head teacher’s 2

14 14 1. readers and writers to meet
office. 2. Winners
2. You can download a registration form at 3. pull-ups
braxtoncity_sportsday.com. 4. 90
5. Formula 1 winner
3 1. They throw it. / They jump and throw it. 6. 150.6 kg
2. They kick a ball.
3. dancing Optional Listening
4. cycling 1. 10 2. an old 3. youngest 4. lying 5. head
5. karate and judo (sometimes tennis)

4 go: r unning, skateboarding, rollerblading, swimming, Reading celebrity profiles

cycling, dancing, skiing, climbing, snowboarding
play: tennis, golf, football, volleyball, basketball
2
16 18 1. Chloe Kim – snowboarding
2. Simone Biles – gymnastics
do: karate, judo, gymnastics
3. Katie Ledecky – swimming
5 1. Jack and Linda play tennis on Mondays and Wednesdays.
2. Linda goes rollerblading on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Page 67
3. Jack goes swimming (swims) on Tuesdays.
4. Jack and Linda go running (run) every morning. 19 1. Katie Ledecky
5. Linda plays golf on Saturday mornings. 2. Chloe Kim
6. Jack and Linda go climbing (climb) on Saturday afternoons. 3. Simone Biles
4. Simone Biles
5. Kelly Clark
Page 65
20 1. She is the first athlete in X Games history to receive
can, Adverbs of manner three gold medals before the age of 16.
2. People say she’s the best gymnast ever.
10 Possible answers 3. Because she got / won / received a record number of
1. The man can carry the bicycle. He can’t ride it. gold medals at a single Olympics.
2. The woman can’t run. She can play tennis. 4. first
3. The man can stand up. He can’t go swimming. 5. She practises for long hours in the water and on land.
4. The dog can’t hit the ball. It can catch it.

11 1.
2.
quickly
well
6.
7.
quietly
slowly
B Fashion
3. badly 8. hard
4. high 9. easily
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5. far
Clothes
NOTICE!
very – adjective (happy) 1 1. warm weather: shorts, sandals, swimsuits
quite – adverb (easily) 2. cold weather: sweaters, jackets, coats, boots
3. both: trousers, jeans, skirts, dresses, T-shirts, shirts,
Page 66 shoes, trainers, underwear, socks, hats

An interview 2 People can enter the competition by uploading pictures of

themselves in their favourite clothes.
12 1. Can Eva Clarke do thousands of pull-ups in 24 hours? 3 Picture 1:jacket, T-shirt, jeans, boots
2. What can Johanna Quaas do beautifully?
Picture 2:shirt, shorts, trainers
3. What can Max Verstappen do quickly?
4. How long can Akinori Wase control a football?
5. How long can John Evans balance a car on his head?

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Page 69 Explaining rules
4 Possible answers 2
19 16 1. fashion 4. make the clothes
1. thin coat 6. short dress 2. rubbish 5. fashion show
2. warm sweater 7. short shorts 3. 2nd February 6. school lunches
3. warm socks 8. narrow shoes
4. long skirt 9. wide sandals Page 71
5. long dress
17 2
5 Possible answers
beautiful, ugly, dark, light, big, small 2
19 18 The address of the school website.

Any type of clothing is acceptable but it should be attractive.
A conversation The date of the fashion show.
2
8 Amy: white shirt, black jeans and black sandals
17
George: a blue and brown swimsuit and a brown hat C Cooking
2
17 9 1. d 2. c 3. e 4. b 5. a Page 72
Optional Listening Food
1. dark blue
2. because Claire’s in London 1 Possible answers
3. black 1. tomatoes, oranges, apples, lemons, bananas
4. her new black sandals 2. potatoes, peas, onions, (tomatoes)
5. that he can’t be serious 3. shake, juice

must, should 2 Possible answers

1. The All-Teen Bakery Championship
11 1. must 4. mustn’t 2. Fast Food Mania
2. mustn’t 5. mustn’t 3. Eat Your Veg / The Great Shake Competition
3. must 4. Man Versus Child / The Big Breakfast
5. The Great Shake Competition
12 Possible answers
1. You must be a fashion student to enter the competition. / 3 Accept all possible answers.
All participants must be fashion students.
2. You mustn’t send more than two entries. An advert
3. You mustn’t apply online.
4. You must present original designs.
2
21 6 1, 2, 4, 5
5. You must include a full-page photo of each entry.
6. You mustn’t design clothes for young children.
2
21 7 1 .false 4. false
2. false 5. true
3. true
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13 1. should 5. shouldn’t Optional Listening
2. shouldn’t 6. shouldn’t 1. seven o’clock / 19.00
3. should 7. should 2. five 4. 45
4. shouldn’t 3. four 5. £10,000

NOTICE! Page 73
beautiful: opinion
big: size Reading an article
14 1. Should people enter competitions every day? 2
22 9 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
No, they shouldn’t.
2. What should you do before giving personal details? 10 1. 60% of children ages 2-17 in the USA watch cooking
You should check the sites carefully. shows
3. Should compers “like” Facebook pages to get prizes? 2. 33% of UK teens watch The Great British Bake Off
No, they shouldn’t. 3. 43% of British teens say they sometimes cook
4. Why should compers ignore competitions on survey 4. 30% of British teens say they can cook well
sites? 5. 46% of British teens say they are average cooks
They can sell their details to advertisers (and then they
can get hundreds of unwanted adverts every day). 11 1. watching cooking competitions on TV
2. cakes, pies and more
3. fresh ingredients
4. cooking
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12 1. shows 4. ingredients 24 1. She swims really well.

2. baking 5. identity 2. You should eat more fresh green vegetables.
3. a quarter 3. He usually wins because he runs quite fast.
4. She’s buying a short black coat.
can / must / should 5. I can wear my beautiful white shoes.
2
23 15 1. Claire can’t cook (well).
Collaborative Project:
2. You mustn’t publish your recipes.
3. You shouldn’t cook this in the competition. A TV Guide Page
4. I can bake some bread now.
5. You should check the cake soon. Page 76
6. The judge must choose only one winner.
STEP 1:
Page 74 Read the Model
16 1. can’t 6. can’t
2. shouldn’t / mustn’t 7. should / must Name and type of Top Chef, cooking competition
3. can’t 8. can programme:
4. must 9. should / must
Day: Tuesday
5. mustn’t / can’t
Time: 18:30
A recipe Who is in the top chefs
competition:
17 Recipe: macaroni salad Things they do: complete difficult tasks
Vegetables: (green) onion, tomato, (green) peas

18 Possible answers
He must include the name of his town or city. Name and type of Project Catwalk, fashion
He mustn’t / shouldn’t use his real name as his username. programme: competition
He can add a photograph of the recipe. Day: Saturday
He should / must describe the method clearly.
Time: 16:00
He can ask to receive adverts about products.
Who is in the twelve fashion designers
Page 75 competition:
Things they do: create clothing
Writing an announcement for a competition
Name and type of So You Think You Can Dance:
20 1. a baking competition programme: The Next Generation, dance
2. Friday at 12.00 competition
3. the school auditorium Day: Wednesday
4. students from Year 8 and up
Time: 19:30
5. Download the registration form and complete it very
carefully. Who is in the dancers aged 8-13
6. You can enter any type of tasty baked item, including competition:
bread, cakes and pies. Things they do: compete for the title of
You must bake the item yourself. You mustn’t get help America’s favourite dancer
from adults.
You must bring your baked item to the head teacher’s
office by 9.00 am on Friday, together with the recipe.

21 1. adjectives, adverbs
Life Skills Extra:
2. opinion, size, colour Ordering a Meal
22 1. very / really 4. very / really Page 78
2. quite 5. quite
3. very / really 1 ice cream
23 1. She should buy a large green hat. 2 1. waiter 6. customer
2. You can have this beautiful red apple. 2. customer 7. customer
3. I want a delicious big sandwich. 3. customer 8. waiter
4. He shouldn’t wear those ugly short trousers. 4. customer 9. waiter
5. I have got a nice long blue coat. 5. waiter 10. waiter

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Review 2
Page 79 2 1. Frogs are amphibians.
2. They are chatting online right now.
Vocabulary 3. She can dance beautifully.
4. You shouldn’t wear that skirt.
1 Animals: turtle, giraffe, dolphin, pig, crocodile 5. We must win this game.
Weather: foggy, dry, lightning, ice, thunder 6. My brother is better than me at sport.
 Geographical Features: desert, hill, coast, forest, valley 7. Winter is the worst season for sandals.
 Sport: karate, cycling, rollerblading, volleyball, 8. She hasn’t got curly hair.
gymnastics 9. I understand the question now.
 Places around Town: cinema, café, museum, restaurant,
shopping centre 3 1. There is 5. doesn’t
 Adjectives of Description: fat, narrow, curly, dark, old 2. most 6. mustn’t
3. badly 7. any
2 h k t h a b v l c i
4. can 8. best
j a c k e t r t s c
p g m o j s h e e p 4 Possible answers
r p l b d k n n a e 1. He should join the football team.
u
2. We mustn’t give them meat.
f i s h n m d
i b
3. He can cook very well.
l q h f a i r z
r k
4. It isn’t as big as most frogs.
y m i q u t g s o b 5. It’s the tallest mountain in the country.
n e r x f j w e d h 6. He’s older than she is. / He’s older than her.
i g t o m a t o r y 7. She should get a pet.
8. He has got long hair.

3 1. bed 5. animated film 5 1. Can he swim well

2. potatoes 6. orange 2. What should we have for dinner
3. chair 7. snake 3. Where can we / you go swimming
4. sandals 8. swimsuit 4. What do you usually do after school
5. Is there any bread on the shelf
4 1. mountain 6. jumping 6. Where are you going now
2. climb 7. rabbit
3. football 8. horses 6 1. mustn’t 7. further
4. kick 9. frog 2. must 8. better
5. run 10. beautiful 3. don’t like 9. can’t
4. should 10. best
5 1. salt – pepper: People put them on food. 5. faster 11. can
2. socks – boots: People wear them on their feet. 6. can
3. golf – basketball: People play them with a ball.
4. horse – zebra: They walk on four legs. Page 81
5. cheese – ham: People put them in sandwiches.
6. shark – whale: They live in the ocean. Skills Check
7. cool – hot: They describe temperature.
8. lake – river: They are areas of water. 1 City: Budapest
9. supermarket – bakery: People buy food in these places. Country: Hungary
10. library – bookshop: You can find books in these places. Population: 2,000,000
11. chat online – download songs: You do these things on Things to see and do: Walk around the city park, shop at
a computer. Great Market Hall, take a cruise on the Danube River,
visit St Stephen’s Basilica, have a meal at the Corinthia
Page 80 Hotel Budapest, visit museums
Recommended time to visit: spring or autumn
Grammar
Page 82
1 Possible answers
The tiger is the largest member of the cat family. Literature: The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
Chocolate cake isn’t as healthy as salad.
Part 2
A volcano is more dangerous than a mountain.
A hill is not as high as a mountain. 1 1. b 2. a 3. e 4. d 5. f 6. c
Jeans are longer than shorts.
Ice is colder than water. 2 1. b 2. a 3. c 4. f 5. d 6. e
Orange juice is as healthy as salad.
A bee is smaller than a tiger.
Golf is not as exciting as basketball.

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5 Newsflash
A Real Disasters
Page 84 11 1. the year of the online alert in Tokyo
2. the magnitude on the Richter scale (of the earthquake
Natural disasters in Tokyo)
3. the year there was an earthquake in Tokyo
1 drought, forest fire 4. the number of people to receive the disaster alert on
their smartphones
Page 85 5. the year of the tsunami in the Indian Ocean

2 1. lava 4. storm 12 1. Tokyo 4. us / people

2. winds 5. insects 2. seconds 5. change their habits
3. rain 3. many forest fires

3 1. forest fire 4. tsunami NOTICE!

2. flood 5. drought She is happy about this new technology.
3. avalanche
was / were, There was / There were
4 forest, river, mountain, ocean
Page 87
Comparing and contrasting pictures
14 1. was 2. weren’t 3. was 4. wasn’t 5. were
3
02 6 1. natural disasters 5. flood
2. daytime 6. mountains 15 1. There were
3. daytime 7. houses and trees 2. There weren’t
4. drought 3. There was, there was
4. There weren’t, There was
3
02 7 a. 3 b. 1 c. 4 d. 2 5. there were; there wasn’t
The comments are about the 2004 tsunami.
8 Similarities Differences
Both pictures are of natural There’s a forest fire in the 16 four (in, near, on, in)
disasters. first picture, but in the others: between, opposite, in front of, behind, next to, under,
It’s nighttime in both second picture there’s a above
pictures. tornado.
There are trees in the first 17 1. were 5. there were 9. were
picture, but in the second 2. was 6. there wasn’t 10. wasn’t
picture there’s a road. 3. There was 7. there were 11. was
4. there were 8. there weren’t
9 Similarities Differences 18 1. Were there; Yes, there were.
Both pictures are of natural There’s an earthquake in 2. was; in 1874
disasters. the first picture, but in the 3. were; in Nebraska, Kansas, the Dakotas, Iowa and several
It’s daytime in both second picture there is a other states
pictures. volcano. 4. Was there; No, there wasn’t.
There’s a car and building 5. was; Because there were clouds of insects in the air.
in the first picture. In the 6. Were there; Yes, there were.
second picture there’s an
ocean. A conversation
3
04 19 1. He doesn’t like / hates / can’t stand insects.
Reading letters to the editor 3
04 20 1. last summer
Page 86 2. a week
3. almost 700,000
3
03 10 Possible answers 4. There wasn’t much rain. / The weather was dry.
Type of technology: warning systems for natural disasters 5. Yes, there were.
Kai thinks this technology is great because it can save
lives, but it isn’t perfect. Optional Listening
Sophia thinks this technology can be useful to people in 1. F 2. F 3. T 4. T 5. F
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16 1.
B Real People It was very hungry and ill.
2. 11 months
3. eight months a year
Page 88 4. sardines
5. He thinks the penguin believes that Joao is part of its
Adjectives of personality family and penguins families are very important to
them.
1 Possible answers
Positive: generous, honest, nice, friendly, fun-loving, 17 1. forever 4. returned
kind, brave, confident, funny, outgoing, clever, creative, 2. hungry 5. relationship
easy-going, strong, hard-working, athletic, adventurous 3. healthy
Negative: weak, shy, lazy
NOTICE!
2 Possible answers 1. First 2. Finally
1. brave, adventurous
2. generous, nice, kind Page 91
3. strong, hard-working
4. friendly, fun-loving, funny, outgoing A news report
3
08 19 1, 2, 3, and 4
Page 89
3
20 1. e 2. f 3. b 4. c 5. a
3 1.
08
lazy 2. clever 3. honest 4. fun-loving 5. shy
Optional Listening
A conversation 1. hundreds 2. Monday 3. easy 4. two 5. half an hour
3
5 Richard: clever, hard-working, kind, generous
C Real History
05
Jackie: nice
3
05 6 1. Person of the Year 4. street cats and dogs
Page 92
2. bicycle 5. Jackie
3. sleep
Verbs
Optional Listening
1. Amanda 2 Base form Past Simple form
2. Richard begin began
3. street animals build built
4. He feeds them and prepares a warm place for them to become became
sleep. fly flew

Past Simple Affirmative 3 1. created 4. protected

2. flew 5. built
8 1. carried – kind 3. began
2. shared – generous
3. travelled – adventurous Page 93
4. finished, started – clever
5. worked, tidied – hard-working 4 1. 1.e 2. b 3. d 4. c 5. a
9 Accept all logical and grammatically correct sentences. Past Simple Negative and Interrogative
10 1. died 6. stopped 10. decided
2. started 7. threw 11. bought
3. borrowed 8. happened 12. painted 7 1. The Beatles didn’t change classical music.
4. bought 9. saw 13. moved They changed pop music.
5. lived 2. Michelangelo didn’t paint the Mona Lisa.
Leonardo da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa.
Page 90 3. The ancient Romans didn’t build the Acropolis.
The Greeks built the Acropolis.
4. Isaac Newton didn’t discover electricity.
Reading an article
He discovered gravity.
3
07 14 Possible answers 5. William Shakespeare didn’t write many famous songs.
The man decided to help the penguin. As a result, the He wrote many famous plays.
penguin was healthy and strong again. / As a result, the 6. The Wright brothers didn’t invent the car.
man had a special relationship with the penguin. They invented the aeroplane.
7. Barack Obama didn’t become President of the USA
15 1. T 2. DS 3. T 4. F 5. F in 2016.
He became President in 2009.

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8 1. Pablo Picasso didn’t write songs. He painted pictures. 19 1. They didn’t go skiing because there was an avalanche.
2. Ancient Egyptians created a calendar. They didn’t 2. First, there was an earthquake and next, there was a
invent digital clocks. tsunami.
3. Pierre and Marie Curie received the Nobel Prize in 3. I hate rain but I love snow.
Physics. They didn’t get an Oscar. 4. He found a rabbit and he gave it food.
4. Mount Vesuvius didn’t erupt in England. It destroyed 5. We waited for hours and finally, he arrived.
Pompeii.
5. Christopher Columbus didn’t reach India. He discovered
the New World.
Collaborative Project:
9 1. What did Michelangelo do?
A Newspaper Page
2. Did the Russian Revolution happen in the 20th Page 96
century?
3. Did many people die in World War II?
4. When did Elizabeth II become Queen of England?
STEP 1:
5. Did Mozart write books? Read the Model
1. d 2. b 3. e 4. a 5. c Fact File
Topic: earthquakes
Page 94
When: May
A lecture Where: Equador
3
09 11 1. When did the British first arrive on Roanoke Island? What happened: There were two earthquakes. They
2. Why did they have a difficult time? didn’t destroy buildings, but they
3. Where did John White go for help? caused panic.
4. Why did he stay away for a long time?
5. When did he return to the island?
Fact File
6. What did he find on a tree?
Topic: forest fire
3
10 12 1. In 1584 When: 8th May
2. Because they didn’t have food and equipment.
Where: near Fort McMurray, Canada
3. to England
4. Because there weren’t any ships. What happened: Canadian North Airline saved the
5. three years later lives of 80,000 people and their
6. a strange word pets.

Optional Listening
1. the USA 4. a tree Fact File
2. 100 5. all Topic: Morse Code
3. on the island
When: 24th May, 1844
13 2012: Experts discovered a clue on an old map. Where: Capitol building, Washington, DC
What happened: Samuel Morse sent the first
Page 95 telegraph message.

Writing a narrative about a past experience

15 1. three months ago

Life Skills Extra:
2. on Main Street in front of the library Asking for Information
3. He heard a noise and discovered a small cat under a
car. Page 98
4. He put his sandwich on the ground and the cat ate it.
5. The cat let Jack hold it and Jack took it home. 1 café
6. really happy
2 1. d 2. e 3. b 4. a 5. c
16 1. so
2. first, finally

17 1. because 2. but 3. so 4. and

18 1. finally 2. Next / Then 3. First 4. Then / Next

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6 Time to Celebrate
A Costume Mania
Page 100 10 1. are going to visit 5. am going to take
2. are going to see 6. am going to write
Clothes and accessories 3. is going to wear 7. are not going to come
4. am not going to walk
1 1. bracelets, earrings, make-up, rings, scarf
2. bracelet, earrings, necklace, rings, sunglasses 11 1. Are Ryan and his family going to travel to Europe?
3. hairband, make-up, necklace No, they aren’t. They are going to travel to Tokyo.
4. glasses, gloves, suit, watch 2. When are they going to go on holiday? They are going
to go on holiday next month.
2 1. caps 5. umbrellas 3. Is Ryan’s brother going to wear comic-book clothing?
2. watches 6. rings Yes, he is.
3. wallets 7. hairbands 4. What is Ryan going to take pictures of? He is going to
4. glasses take pictures of people in different costumes.
5. Are Ryan and his brother going to wear make-up at
3 1. F People usually wear sunglasses outside. school next year? No, they aren’t.
2. T
3. T Page 102
4. F People wear belts on their trousers.
5. T
Reading an opinion page
Page 101 3
12 13 They both like costume festivals.
A conversation Page 103
3
11 5 skirt, scarf, earrings, necklace, bracelets 14 1. in Ireland
2. They have a four-day festival with street
3
11 6 1. fancy dress party 4. the future
performances, ghost tours, processions and more.
2. costume 5. costume
3. a costume of the Joker / a purple suit
3. home
4. Robin Hood’s “true love”
Optional Listening 5. a long dress with a matching hairband
1. T 2. T 3. F 4. F 5. F 15 1. They celebrated a festival called Samhain on the last
day of their year – our 31st October. (lines 4-5)
be going to 2. To keep these ghosts and spirits away, people wore
ugly costumes. (lines 6-7)
8 1. am not going to wear, sunglasses 3. The festival began in England in the year 1533, the
2. Marge Simpson, is going to colour year of King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn’s wedding.
3. Italy, are going to go (lines 12-13)
4. samba, aren’t going to perform 4. Traditionally, after their weddings, kings and queens
5. is going to buy, white make-up visited the villages in their country. (lines 13-14)
6. isn’t going to be, warm 5. I’m going to be Maid Marian, Robin Hood’s “true
love”. My friend is going to wear a costume with a cap
9 Possible answers and leggings and I’m going to wear a long dress with a
1. Dan is going to go to the flower festival in Baguio matching hairband. (lines 16-17)
City, Philippines. He isn’t going to go to the costume
festival in Arles, France. 16 1. attend 4. true
2. Dan is going to take pictures of flower costumes. 2. ancient 5. matching
3. Dan is going to see a flower show. He isn’t going to 3. performances
learn traditional dances.
4. Judy is going to go with her sister. She isn’t going to
3
13 17 1. 1960s music festival
go alone. 2. Saturday, 1st July, 11 o’clock
5. Judy is going to go in July. She isn’t going to go in 3. park
February. 4. 60s
6. Dan and Judy are going to go for a week. 5. 60s dance competition
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18 1. The event is the Historical Society’s Annual Costume Reading an e-mail

Festival. The theme is medieval kings and queens.
2. The event is a fancy dress party. The theme is 3
16 14 Beef wasn’t very common. They ate their food on bread
characters from comics. because they didn’t have plates. They didn’t use forks or
spoons. They ate with their fingers or with knives.

B What a Feast! Page 107

Page 104 15 1. F 2. T 3. DS 4. T 5. F

Food and tableware 16 1. her parents 4. a food taster

2. food / to eat 5. eating, killing enemies
1 Meat and Seafood: sausages, pork, beef, steaks, shrimp, 3. a long table
lamb
Fruit: melons Talking about plans
Tableware: bowls, cups, forks, knives, spoons, plates,
glasses, serviettes
3
17 17 1. anniversary 5. potatoes
Words that don’t belong: sauce, oil, mushrooms, cereal, 2. our house 6. orange
ice cream, fizzy drinks, toast 3. Family 7. fizzy drinks
4. mushrooms
2 spoons, forks, knives, cups, serviettes, plates, glasses,
melon, mushrooms, sauce, steaks, sausages, shrimp
3
17 19 a. 4 b. 1 c. 5 d. 2 e. 3
21 Occasion: Mum’s surprise 40th birthday party
Page 105 When: next Saturday at 6.00 pm
Where: Grandma Ruth’s house

3 1. cereal 4. fizzy drink
Who inviting: Uncle Tom, Aunt Sue, Uncle Dave and the

2. shrimp 5. ice cream
children
3. oil
Food: shrimp salad, lamb, rice, vegetables, Grandma’s

5 1. F 2. F 3. T 4. F 5. T chocolate cake
Drinks: fizzy drinks

Present Continuous with future meaning 22 Occasion: Eric’s birthday party
When: Sunday at 5.00
Where: Green family’s house

8 1. My friends and I are meeting at a shopping centre Who inviting: uncles, aunts, cousins

tomorrow. Food: hot mushroom salad, sausages, salad, ice cream

2. My class isn’t going on a picnic this month. Drinks: orange juice

3. I’m not having any chips later.
4. My grandmother is preparing my dinner tonight.
5. My parents aren’t coming to my school this afternoon. C Party Time!
9 1. are taking 6. are travelling
2. (are) going 7. are having Page 108
3. am … doing 8. aren’t going
4. am not staying 9. are meeting Party activities
5. am not stopping
1 have a party, celebrate a birthday, have a barbecue, get
together, give presents, have fun
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2 1. Beth is going to buy food.
A phone call 2. Paul and Mike are going to send invitations.
3. Linda is going to choose the music.
3
15 11 to pay for the tickets 4. Louise is going to make a guest list.
3
15 12 1. Brown 5. 4 5. William is going to clean the house.
2. Saturday 6. £180
3. medieval feast 7. vegetarian Page 109
4. 6.30 pm 3
19 4 1. get together 5. send invitations
Optional Listening 2. have fun 6. give presents
3. have a party 7. celebrate a birthday
1. summer 4. £35
4. make plans
2. beginning 5. includes
3. in the evening 6. meat 7 Accept all grammatically correct answers.

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Collaborative Project:
11 1. Will … invite 6. will participate
An Event Plan
2. won’t have 7. won’t leave
3. will be 8. will have
4. won’t think 9. will see Page 112
5. will change 10. won’t eat
STEP 1:
A conversation Read the Model
3
21 12 The party is outside / on the beach and the weather 1. a beach party
forecast is 9 degrees and rain. 2. all Year 8 students
3. Friday, 23rd June at 9.00 pm
3
21 13 1. DS 2. T 3. F 4. T 5. T 6. F 4. on Sunshine Beach
5. have good food, music, dancing and a big fire
Optional Listening 6. sausages, vegetable pie, chips, salad, chocolate cake
1. birthday 4. beach games 7. plates, glasses, forks, spoons, knives, serviettes
2. Saturday 5. sausages
3. beach
Life Skills Extra:
14 Possible answers
1. What food will there be? Making Suggestions
There will be sausages, pies and chocolate cake.
2. What will the room look like?
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There will be decorations. 1 They decide to go to a concert at the Civic Centre, but
3. What activities will the people do? first they go out for a curry.
They will eat, talk, listen to music and dance.
4. What are other details about the party? 2 Positive: Good idea, Sounds great.
Jack will get presents. A robot will clean up. People Negative: I don’t think so. I prefer to do something else.
will wear futuristic clothes to the party.

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Writing a blog entry about an event

15 Possible answers
1. a (70th) birthday party / weekend
2. at the weekend
3. at a restaurant, at the writer’s uncle’s house and at the
beach
4. go out to a restaurant, have a party with music and
dancing, have a barbecue at the beach
5. It’ll be great fun.

16 Yellow: opening sentence

Pink: body
Blue: closing sentence

17 opening sentences: 2, 6
body of paragraph: 1, 4
closing sentences: 3, 5

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Review 3
Page 115 3 1. There weren’t any snowstorms last year.
2. Was there a hurricane two years ago?
Vocabulary 3. The weather was cold yesterday.
4. Where did you go last night?
1 1. valley 6. cap 5. Will it rain tomorrow?
2. cow 7. lazy 6. He will love the party next Saturday.
3. melon 8. jacket 7. There wasn’t any electricity in the 1600s.
4. locust infestation 9. narrow 8. We weren’t in Italy last year.
5. destroy 10. mouse

2  1 4
4 1. Kate can’t swim well.
h r b a n d c t b a d a m 2. I am the worst dancer in my class.
a i d b a o l o r n o n i 3. There were 50 people at the festival last week.
h a n k g e p f m t s u p 4. The weather will be good tomorrow.
5. Where did you go on holiday last year?
a. handbag b. hairband a. tsunami b. tornado 6. Butterflies are bigger than flies.
5 w
7. I mustn’t read this letter.
2 c h m e u a t g l m 8. Should we take an umbrella today?
a u u s m i g c h o s 9. I haven’t got any bracelets.
k r c h o z n r y v e 10. I’m not as strong as you.

a. church b. museum a. watch b. gloves 5 1. Which prize did he receive / What did he receive
2. Is there a cinema in town
3 c c h w b 3. Where are you going next weekend
u g a i r 4. Can he sing well
5. Are there any restaurants on this street
r t a i n

a. chair b. curtain 6 1. changed 8. will select

2. was 9. will find
3 1. kick 5. ice cream 3. didn’t do 10. isn’t
2. island 6. drought 4. there weren’t 11. surf
3. fly 7. chips 5. is … developing 12. were
4. athletic 8. cinema 6. Did … choose 13. Was there
7. Have … got 14. will use
4 Possible answers
1. celebrate a birthday, get together, give presents,
have a barbecue, have fun Page 117
2. bowl, spoon
3. get up, get dressed, have breakfast
Skills Check
4. purse, wallet 1 Type of event: earthquake
5. cup, glass When: 6.00 in the morning
6. beef, lamb, chicken Where: Lakeshore
7. cooker, fridge What happened: There was a strange noise and the room
8. adventurous, brave moved. The TV fell on the floor.
9. skiing, snowboarding
2 Type of event: Star Wars Festival
5 1. clean their houses 6. give presents When: last night
2. decorate the houses 7. make a guest list Where: in the park
3. meet friends 8. send invitations What happened: It started raining and the rain destroyed
4. have parties 9. receive my costume, so we went home.
5. beautiful
3
22 3 1. 6.30
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2. 400
Grammar James’ costume

1 1. There weren’t 4. Have … got

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2. aren’t 5. has got, is
3. Was there 6. were, was
Literature: The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
2 1. didn’t watch Part 3
2. is … going to cook
3. are going to visit, enjoy 1 A. c B. a C. e D. b E. d F. f
4. am looking
5. Did … go
2 1. c 2. e 3. a 4. f 5. b 6. d

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Pronunciation Appendix
Page 121 3 o
/ o/ o
/o /

Introduction onion today

breakfast compete
2 1. /b/ 5. /q/ picnic
2. /a/ 6. /f/ salad
3. /d/ 7. /r/ healthy
4. /e/

3 1. pencil 4. brother Module 5

2. black 5. notebook
3. two 6. sport 1 1. /V/
2. /d/
4 1. April 4. nineteen
2 1. both 4. mobile
2. thirty 5. schoolbag
3. cousin 2. valley 5. festival
3. seven 6. verb
5 1. /cHW/ 4. /'gOLmg/
3 1. /X/ 2. /BX/ 3. /W/
2. /’qCoN/ 5. /lEa/
3. /VoI/
4 /X/ /W/ /BX/
Module 1 happened watched decided
travelled finished waited
1 1. are not 3. hasn’t got stayed stopped chatted
2. haven’t got 4. is not

2 1. /h/ 2. /Bh/ 3. /g/ Module 6

Page 122 1 1. visit, grandmother
2. costume, cupboard
3  /g/ /h/ /Bh/ 3. love, festivals
4. isn’t, sing
thinks does washes 5. dinner, seven
meets learns uses
makes stays finishes 2 1. /I/ 2. /P/ 3. /N/

3 /N/ /P/ /I/

Module 2
go sound boot
1 1. /i/ note brown knew
2. /a/ throw noun blue
2 1. chat 4. lunch
2. shopping 5. fish 4 1. /A/
3. short 6. China 2. /B/

Module 3
5 1. eat 4. heat
2. his 5. wheel
1 1. his 4. high 3. sit
2. air 5. eight
3. hold

Module 4
1 1. can 3. can’t
2. can’t 4. can

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2 1. mustn’t 3. must not
2. shouldn’t 4. should not

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Grammar Lab
Introduction Module 1
Page 124 Page 126
Subject Pronouns to be / have got
1 1. c 2. e 3. a 4. d 5. b 1 1. Jennifer Aniston isn’t a teenager.
2. David and Victoria Beckham have got four children.
2 1. He 2. She 3. It 4. You 5. They 6. We 3. Prince William and Prince Harry are brothers.
4. Tom Cruise has got dark hair.
Possessive Adjectives 5. Bill and Melinda Gates haven’t got a music company.

3 1. my 2. you 3. his 4. she 5. its 6. we 7. your 8. they 2 1. He’s a young teenager. He’s got short brown hair.
He isn’t tall. – a
4 1. Her 2. Their 3. Your 4. My 5. Our 6. His 2. She isn’t young. She isn’t thin. She has got short light
hair. – e
5 1. His family is from Paris.
3. She has got long red hair. She is short. She has got
2. My sister is 20 years old.
a nice smile. – b
3. Their notebooks are red.
4. She isn’t a teenager. She is medium height. She has
4. Our teacher is Mrs Thompson.
got long dark hair. – d
5. Its name is Spot.
5. He is very tall. He isn’t old. He has got very short
6. Your name isn’t on the list.
hair. – c
Possessive Pronouns 3 1. What is her name?
2. Where is she from?
6 1. hers 2. mine 3. theirs 4. yours 5. his 6. ours
3. Has she got short hair?
7 1. mine 2. yours 3. his 4. theirs 5. hers 6. ours 4. Are her eyes blue?
5. Have her parents got blue eyes?
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Saxon Genitive
Present Simple Affirmative
8 1. The cats’ ears are orange.
2. Tommy’s book is good. 4 1. I tidy my room every morning.
3. Glenda’s family name is Smith. 2. My friends and I meet at the weekend.
4. The dog’s name is Morris. 3. My class studies English once a week.
5. The teachers’ meeting is at seven o’clock. 4. My best friend watches TV every day.
5. My parents read the newspaper at night.
this, that, these, those 5. 1. They sometimes ride bikes.
2. He usually prepares a sandwich.
9 1. This is my schoolbag.
3. I never watch TV.
2. Those are John’s brothers.
4. She rarely stays at home.
3. These are my books.
5. They often study maths.
4. This is my mother.
5. That is Mary’s dog. 6 1. eat 5. live
2. do 6. help
Wh- Questions 3. know 7. adds
4. protects 8. goes
10 1. Who is Linda? Linda is my friend.
2. When is the party? The party is at eight o’clock.
3. Where is Jack now? Jack is at school.
Present Simple Negative and Interrogative
4. Which notebook is Ben’s notebook? Ben’s notebook is 7 Possible answers
the green notebook. 1. I don’t go to the cinema in the mornings.
5. What is that? That is my sharpener. 2. People don’t usually have lunch at night.
3. My teacher doesn’t give parents marks.
11 1. What 4. Who
4. My friends don’t surf the web in class.
2. When 5. Where
5. My dad doesn’t often send messages to my school.
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8 1. They don’t eat meat. Present Simple / Present Continuous

2. They don’t walk to school.
3. He doesn’t read books. 7 1. I’m not having my breakfast now. I never eat before 10
4. I don’t do sport. o’clock.
5. It doesn’t go outside. 2. Jake is looking for his schoolbag right now. He doesn’t
know where it is.
9 1. Do you always walk the dog? 3. The boys hate romance films. They are watching
2. When do you usually get up? a comedy at the moment.
3. Does your mother download songs? 4. We don’t understand the homework. We aren’t doing it
4. Where do your friends usually meet? right now.
5. Why do you make videos? 5. Sarah isn’t buying the tickets now. She always waits
until the last minute.
Module 2
8 Possible answers
1. Harry usually sleeps on the sofa on Saturday
Page 128 mornings. He is making a sandwich now.
2. Oliver usually plays video games in the living room
There is / There are on Saturday mornings. He is playing football now.
3. Dianne usually (sits in an armchair and) talks on her
1 1. There is an orange bag on the sofa.
mobile phone on Saturday mornings. She is playing
2. There aren’t books on the shelf.
football with Oliver now.
3. Is there a chair in the bedroom?
4. Dad usually prepares breakfast on Saturday
4. There isn’t a table near the sofa.
mornings. He is walking the dog now.
5. Are there sandwiches in the fridge?
5. Mum usually drinks coffee on Saturday mornings.
2 1. 
Countable nouns Uncountable nouns She is painting a picture now.

sandwich – sandwiches furniture 9 1. What do they usually do at the weekend?

man – men water 2. Does he understand the film now?
sofa – sofas money 3. Where is she having dinner at the moment?
shelf – shelves homework 4. Does she often go to that café?
child – children fruit 5. Why are they crying now?
garage – garages 1. d 2. c 3. e 4. a 5. b

3 1. some – true 4. any – false

10 1. Mike doesn’t watch TV in the afternoon.
2. Is he buying food at this supermarket now?
2. any – false 5. An, a – true 3. Why do you go shopping every day?
3. The – true 4. The chemist’s is closing now.
4 1. There aren’t any books on the chair. 5. Mum and Dad are not / aren’t running right now.
2. Is there any food in the fridge? 6. We often have dinner at a café.
3. I’ve got a brown armchair in my bedroom.
4. There isn’t any electricity in my neighbourhood. Module 3
5. We’ve got some new furniture.
6. Are there two lamps in the living room? Page 130

Present Continuous Comparative adjectives

5 1. isn’t baking, is making (k) 1 1. hotter than
2. aren’t sleeping, are shopping (g, h) 2. rainier than
3. is eating, isn’t drinking (n) 3. more extreme than
4. is climbing, isn’t sitting (b) 4. more common than
5. are studying, aren’t playing (e, f) 5. lighter than
6. better than
Page 129 2 Possible answers
6 1. are you waiting 1. Spring is cooler than summer.
2. Is he playing tennis 2. Night is darker than day.
3. is he buying 3. Ice is colder than water.
4. are you going 4. Snow is more beautiful than rain.
5. are you going there
3 Possible answers
1. London is more beautiful than New York.
2. Summer is warmer than winter.
3. Hawaii is more popular than Alaska.
4. Sunny weather is better than rainy weather.
5. Storms are worse than fog.

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(not) as … as 11 Possible answers
1. The zebra is bigger than the spider.
4 1. Horses aren’t as big as elephants. 2. The zebra is as beautiful as the tiger.
2. My bird is as old as your rabbit. / Your rabbit is as old 3. The lion is not as colourful as the bird.
as my bird. 4. The tiger is not as ugly as the spider.
3. A zebra isn’t as tall as a giraffe. 5. The lion is more dangerous than the bird.
4. Beetles aren’t as fast as rabbits. 6. The bird is nicer than the snake.
5. The white cat is as beautiful as the grey cat. / The grey
cat is as beautiful as the white cat.
Module 4
5 Possible answers
Flies are not as beautiful as butterflies. Page 132
Crocodiles are more dangerous than pigs.
Frogs are not as heavy as sheep. can
Mice are more interesting than frogs.
Spiders are not as nice as butterflies.
1 1. Wendy and Charles can dance.
2. Louise can ride a bike.
6 1. Birds are as colourful as fish. 3. James and Ellen can play basketball.
2. Snakes are usually more dangerous than frogs. 4. Oliver can ski.
3. Some butterflies are as small as hummingbirds. 5. William can run.
4.
5.
Giraffes are taller than men.
Sharks are more dangerous than dolphins.
3 1. Can elephants fly?
No, they can’t.
6. A duck is not as big as a pig.
2. Can children play tennis?
Yes, they can.
Page 131 3. Can babies throw a heavy ball?
No, they can’t.
Superlative adjectives 4. Can everyone rollerblade?
No, they can’t.
7 1. My country’s beaches are the best beaches in the 5. Can a dog swim?
world. Yes, it can.
2. The Pyrenees Mountains are the most beautiful
mountains in Europe.
3. Our rivers are the cleanest rivers in Europe.
Adverbs of manner
4. My town is the most interesting town in my country. 4 1. Fernando Alonso can drive fast.
5. August is the nicest month of the year. 2. Venus Williams can play tennis well / excellently.
6. The summer is the worst season of the year. 3. Cristiano Ronaldo can play football excellently / well.
4. Usain Bolt can run quickly.
8 1. b 2. e 3. d 4. c 5. a
5. Kobe Bryant can jump high.
1. Mount Everest is the highest place in the world.
2. The Dead Sea is the lowest place on Earth. 5 1. can’t … far
3. The Congo River is the deepest river in the world. 2. can … hard
4. Antarctica is the iciest place on Earth. 3. can … quickly
5. Africa’s Danakil Desert is the most dangerous desert 4. can’t … well
in the world. 5. can … beautifully

9 Possible answers Page 133

1. higher than
2. the snowiest
3. more colourful than
must
4. more dangerous than 6 1. mustn’t 2. must 3. must 4. mustn’t 5. must
5. the most popular
7 1. Fashion designers must draw well.
10 1. The baby giraffe is not as tall as the mother giraffe. 2. Fashion designers must be creative.
2. The mother giraffe is shorter than the father giraffe. 3. Fashion designers mustn’t copy other people’s designs.
3. The father giraffe is the largest giraffe in the family. 4. Fashion designers mustn’t use dangerous materials in
4. The baby giraffe is more adorable than the father baby clothes.
giraffe. 5. Fashion designers must work hard to succeed.
5. The mother giraffe is as old as the father giraffe.
6. The baby giraffe is the youngest giraffe in the family. should
8 1. shouldn’t wear it
2. should get my coat
3. shouldn’t go home yet
4. should stop it
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9 1. You should sell them. Past Simple Negative and Interrogative

2. He shouldn’t wear it.
3. You should make it shorter. 7 1. Claire took the dog to the park.
4. I should change them. 2. Claire didn’t meet Paul at the animal shelter.
5. We shouldn’t enter it. 3. Claire didn’t help Paul with his homework.
4. Claire read Linda’s story.
10 1. can 2. should 3. can’t 4. shouldn’t 5. must 6. mustn’t 5. Claire didn’t send Sam an e-mail.
6. Claire called Grandma.
11 1. must wear
2. can’t understand 8 1. The ancient Romans didn’t invent the radio.
3. Can … run 2. Marco Polo didn’t travel to Germany.
4. mustn’t eat 3. Mozart wrote beautiful music.
5. should … make / bake 4. World War 1 didn’t happen in the 21st century.
6. shouldn’t eat 5. People flew in aeroplanes 30 years ago.

Module 5 9 1. Did … write

No, he didn’t.
2. did … come
Page 134 They came from Britain / the UK.
3. did … begin
was / were They began in April, 1896.
4. did … travel
1 1. It wasn’t a tornado.
They travelled by horse / on horses.
2. Were you here at the time of the volcanic eruption?
5. did … create
3. The earthquakes were very strong.
He created the iPhone.
4. We weren’t outside during the snowstorm.
1. b 2. e 3. a 4. d 5. c
5. Was the temperature 40ºC?
10 1. Where did you go yesterday?
There was / There were 2. Did Liz go with you?
3. What did you see?
2 1. There were some, there weren’t any 4. Did you like it?
2. Was there an
5. Why did you like it?
3. There wasn’t any, there was a
4. Were there any
5. there weren’t any
Module 6
3 Possible answers Page 136
1. The rescue workers were near my home an hour ago.
2. The flood was very dangerous. be going to
3. There were two volcanic eruptions near my home.
4. There was a snowstorm in China. 1 1. She isn’t going to wear summer clothes.
5. The locusts were in my neighbourhood. ice and snow festival
6. The tsunami was the result of an earthquake. 2. I’m not going to go to the first concert on Saturday.
music festival
Past Simple Affirmative 3. Actors and directors are going to be there.
film festival
4 1. We collected money for the organisation. 4. They aren’t going to sit during the meal.
2. I gave my old clothes to a shelter last month. ancient Roman feast
3. My friends worked at the recycling centre a year ago. 5. He is going to have black eye make-up and black
4. They fed the street cat yesterday. clothing during the festival.
5. She found the money on the street. Goth festival

5 1. gave 2. heard 3. chatted 4. told 5. forgot 2 1. What film are we going to see first?
2. Who is he going to invite?
Page 135 3. Are you going to go to the festival?
4. What is she going to wear?
6 Possible answers 5. When are we going to eat?
1. We bought food at the supermarket. 6. Is he going to write about the Halloween celebrations?
2. The teacher closed the door. 1. c 2. b 3. d 4. f 5. e 6. a
3. My friend’s mother wrote a book.
4. The boys in my class played football.
5. My sister sang a song.
6. The students carried books in their bags.

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3 1. Are … going to be

2. am going to go
3. isn’t going to be
4. are going to participate
5. is going to open
6. are going to walk
7. am not going to take part
8. is going to join
9. are … going to have
10. am going to dance

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Present Continuous with future meaning
4 1. We aren’t serving shrimp salad tomorrow.
2. I am shopping for melons right now.
3. The restaurant isn’t opening for dinner next week.
4. They are having a picnic at the moment.
5. He is bringing knives and forks to the picnic on
Saturday.
6. She isn’t preparing the sausages tonight.
Sentences that haven’t got future meaning: 2, 4

5 Possible answers
I’m buying ice cream tomorrow.
Is your friend going to a feast next week?
The boys are looking for recipes on Saturday.
Are you serving sausages on Saturday?
The restaurant isn’t preparing medieval food this weekend.

will
6 1. won’t enjoy
2. won’t order
3. will prepare
4. will arrive
5. won’t rain

7 1. She will love it.

2. He won’t be at the party.
3. She won’t have it outside.
4. They will prepare the food.
5. She won’t invite many people.

8 1. When will Oliver get this letter?

2. Will it snow tomorrow?
3. Where will people live in the future?
4. What will you study at university?
5. Will children go to school in 2060?
1. b 2. a 3. e 4. d 5. c

9 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

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EXTRA

Culture Magazine
Culture 1 Culture 4
No Mobile Phones! Food, Wondeful Food!
Page 142 Page 145
1. 148 metres tall 1. fish eggs
2. Because there’s one Internet connection and 260 2. insects or spiders
people share it. 3. The hot dog (sausage) is between two pieces of fried
3. about two million chicken.
4. a. Tristan da Cunha Island 4. The cheese and bread are black.
b. the Sahara Desert 5. The meat is from a crocodile.
c. Green Bank
Culture 5
Culture 2
Silent Films
Dangerous Roads
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1. A musician played the piano to accompany the film.
Match: 2. They used pantomime and gestures.
1. Commonwealth Avenue, Philippines 3. They talked quietly or sang to the music.
2. Dalton Highway, Alaska 4. short films, cartoons or news reports
3. Stelvio Pass Road, Italy 5. The Jazz Singer
4. Guoliang Tunnel, Henan, China
Culture 6
1. in the 1970s, by hand
2. Because the road is only 3.6 metres wide and there are All About Shakespeare
some very scary views.
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4 Killer Avenue. Because there are three to five 1. Hamlet
accidents on it every day. 2. Romeo and Juliet
5. There are no services for 368 km and the road has 3. A Midsummer Night’s Dream
got many holes. In bad weather rocks sometimes fly 4. Titus Andronicus
across the road. 5. The Tempest
6. It has got 75 dangerous curves.

Culture 3
Animal Trivia
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Trivia questions:
1. b 2. b 3. c
1. a bullet train
2. On high buildings. They watch the birds below and
wait for the right moment to catch them.
3. It is smaller and it isn’t dangerous.
4. It is black with red marks under its body.
5. One eye can look forwards while the other one looks
backwards.
6. The male has the babies.

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