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2 1 books

2meeting

3chatting

4cycling

5watching

6computer

7photography

8sport

9martial arts

31 cycling; photography

2 music

3 sport; art

4 computer games

4Students’ own answers.

Language focus (page 9)

21 They’ve got a new CD.

2 My brother hasn’t got a bike.

3 We haven’t got a laptop.

4 Ann and James have got a big dog.

5 I haven’t got a notebook in my bag.

6 My friend has got a good camera.

31 Has the teacher got a bike? No, she/he hasn’t.

2Has Daniel got an interesting book? Yes, he has.

3Have we got a nice teacher? Yes, we have.

4Have they got an English dictionary? No, they haven’t.

5Have you got a big poster? Yes, I have.

6Has Angela got a sister? No, she hasn’t.

41 He’s got; by

2 He hasn’t got; about

3 He hasn’t got; by

4 He’s got; of

5Students’ own answers.

Vocabulary (page 10)

Unit 2  City to city

Vocabulary (page 16)

1 1 cinema

2restaurant

3factory

4school

5train station

2 1 river

2offices

3supermarket

4art gallery

5flat

6bus station

7car park

8shopping centre

31 There are some shops.

2 There’s a restaurant.

3 There’s a bus station.

4 There’s a cinema.

5 There isn’t a school / park / hospital / supermarket / art gallery.

6 There aren’t any flats / offices.

7 There isn’t a factory / sports centre / library / river /

car park.

8 There isn’t a train station / shopping centre.

4Students’ own answers.

Language focus (page 17)

21 There are some schools.

2 There aren’t any cafés.

3 There isn’t a restaurant near the cinema.

4 There’s a library next to the supermarket.

5 There aren’t any car parks.

6 There’s a train station.

7 There aren’t any shops at the train station.

8 There are some offices near the park.

9 There’s a cinema near the shops.

10 There isn’t an art gallery.

31 How many schools are there? There are two.

2Are there any cafés? No, there aren’t.

3Are there any flats? Yes, there are.

4Is there a library? No, there isn’t.

5How many shops are there? There are four.

6Is there an art gallery? Yes, there is.

4 Students’ own answers.

Vocabulary (page 18)

1Wordsearch: ugly, dirty, clean, dangerous, safe, noisy, pretty Positive: clean, safe, pretty Negative: ugly, dirty, dangerous, noisy

2dirty noisy dangerous pretty friendly

4 Students’ own answers.

Language focus (page 19)

1Short adjectives: bigger, dirtier, prettier, quieter, safer

Long adjectives: more dangerous, more popular, more expensive Irregular: worse, better, further

21 The cinema is more modern than the library.

2The train station is further than the bus station.

3Those flats are cheaper than these houses.

4New York is noisier than Geneva.

5The shopping centre is dirtier than the sports centre.

6The river is more dangerous than the swimming pool.

31 Kinton is quieter than Weston.

2 Kinton is cleaner than Weston.

3 Weston is more dangerous than Kinton.

4 Kinton is safer than Weston.

5Weston is uglier than Kinton.

6Weston is cheaper than Kinton.

7Kinton is more expensive than Weston.

8Kinton is friendlier than Weston.

41 London is big, and it’s got spectacular buildings and luxury shops.

2He prefers quieter places.

3It’s 5.45 km².

4There aren’t any cars on the island.

5They like cycling.

6He’s interested in cycling and photography.

Writing (page 21)

11 The Burj Khalifa is a spectacular building.

2This is a very old train station.

3There’s a pretty park near here.

4My school is next to some luxury flats.

5There are some really unfriendly girls at my school.

6Max has got a really noisy dog.

21 Jason has got a really expensive car.

2There are a lot of friendly people in my town.

3New York is a really exciting city.

4The library is in a modern building.

5There is a pretty park near the city centre.

6You’ve got a really modern flat.

31 north-east of England

2 400 kilometres

3 280,000

4 parks and modern shopping centres

5 for shopping

6 a football team

7 really exciting city

8 very friendly

4Students’ own answers.

Progress review (page 22)

1 1 cinema

2restaurant

3library

4sports centre

5shops

6offices

7car park

8hospital

9bus station

10school

31 shops are there?; three

2 any schools?; there are

3 a park? No, there isn’t.

4 How many libraries are there? There are two.

5 Is there a hospital? No, there isn’t.

6 Is there an internet café? Yes, there is.

4 1 clean

2old

3dangerous

4noisy

5ugly

6unfriendly

(page 23)

5 1 taller

2longer

3more dangerous

4more expensive

5prettier

6cleaner

7noisier

8more unfriendly

71 Bristol is a very exciting city.

2 It’s in the west of England.

3 It’s got a population of

500,000.

4 The art gallery is my favourite place.

5 There are some great shops.

6 It’s got two football teams.

7 I like Bristol because it’s a friendly place.

8 It’s about 190 kilometres from London.

Unit 3  Around the world

Vocabulary (page 24)

Language focus (page 25)

2 1 use

2don’t speak

3go

4speak

5study

6speaks

7doesn’t speak

8uses

9doesn’t understand

31 She’s writing an email.

2 They’re playing basketball.

3 He’s doing an exam.

4 He’s going to bed.

5 They’re watching a film.

6 It’s swimming.

41 They aren’t listening to music.

2 We’re eating dinner at home.

3 She’s playing tennis in the park.

4 We aren’t studying snakes at school.

5 You aren’t writing an email in English.

6 They’re visiting some friends.

7 He isn’t looking at the teacher.

5Students’ own answers.

Vocabulary (page 34)

Language focus (page 35)

21 Where are you going? a

2 What is he doing? e

3 What are they listening to? d

4 What is she studying? g

5 Who are you writing to? b

6 What are they eating? f

31 ’s playing

2 watch

3 isn’t working

4 are watching

5 plays

6 doesn’t work

41 There are 40,000 – 45,000 bees in a hive.

2The important bee is called the queen bee.

3Worker bees live for four to six weeks.

4Bees usually fly about two kilometres but

sometimes fly up to fourteen.

5Bee colonies are disappearing in North America and in some European countries.

6Some people think pollution is a problem for bees.

22 Antonio goes to Italian restaurants because he likes

pizzas.

3Hector has got a book about martial arts because he’s into taekwondo.

4Megan is interested in maths because she’s got a good teacher.

31 zoo assistant

2 Drusilla’s family zoo near Eastbourne

3 UK

4 Monday to Friday

5 gets up early

6 at six o’clock

7cleans the parrot cages, helps in the café and chats to visitors

8in the café

9Ali is giving food to the elephants

10is fun

4 Students’ own answers.

Progress review (page 38)

2 1 pollution

2attack

3actions

4accidents

5protect

6approximately

31 We’re watching a DVD about animals.

2They aren’t protecting tigers.

3I’m feeding my two dogs.

4The bear is hunting in the mountains.

5She isn’t swimming in the river.

6I’m not hiding in the tree.

(page 39)

51 Is; getting up; isn’t

2 Are; watching; are

3 Are; having; are

4 Is; talking; is

5 Are; using; ’m not

6 Is; eating; is

7 Are, swimming; are

8 Is, hunting; is

Unit 5  In and out of school

Vocabulary (page 40)

Language focus (page 41)

21 I can’t swim!

2 Can she use your laptop?

3 You can’t go to Jack’s house.

4 She can eat some food now.

5 Can we wear these clothes to school?

31 can speak; A

2 Can; watch; P

3 can’t use; A

4 can’t go; P

5 can play; A

6 can wear; P

7 Can; dance; A

8 can’t read; A

9 Can; buy; P

4Students’ own answers.

Vocabulary (page 42)

2Very healthy: fish, beans, nuts, water, salad

Not very healthy: burgers, chips, crisps, fizzy drinks, ice cream, sweets

5 Students’ own answers.

Unit 6  Names and places

Vocabulary (page 48)

4-er: reporter; designer; photographer

-or: emperor; sailor; director -ist: violinist; receptionist; dentist

-ian: politician; magician; mathematician

Language focus (page 49)

21 Elvis Presley wasn’t from Spain. He was from the USA.

2Pablo Picasso wasn’t a musician. He was an artist.

3The 2008 Olympics weren’t in London. They were in Beijing.

4Charles Darwin and Albert Einstein weren’t interested in shopping. They were interested in science.

5J.R.R Tolkien wasn’t a famous actor. He was a famous writer.

6John F. Kennedy and Abraham Lincoln weren’t French presidents. They were American presidents.

31 Were you bored at the party?

2 When was the football match?

3 Where were your friends last night?

4 Were they tired this morning?

5 What was your grandmother’s name?

41 In 1900 there were some shops.

2In 1900 there wasn’t a supermarket.

3In 1900 there weren’t any cars.

4In 1900 there wasn’t a cinema.

5In 1900 there was a factory.

5 Students’ own answers.

Vocabulary (page 50)

11 cross; crossed

2 name; named

3 discover; discovered

4 prefer; preferred

5 like; liked

6 invent; invented

7 live; lived

8 change; changed

9 listen; listened

10 travel; travelled

Language focus (page 51)

21 Pelé didn’t play tennis. He played football.

2Queen Victoria didn’t live in Poland. She lived in the UK.

3Marconi didn’t invent the TV.

He invented the radio.

4In 1890 people didn’t travel by plane. They travelled by train.

5The Romans didn’t invade America. They invaded France.

6Neil Armstrong didn’t explore Antarctica. He explored the moon.

31 She visited her grandparents two months ago.

2Columbus arrived home in 1493.

3You lived in Mexico last year.

4James travelled to Morocco a year ago.

5I stayed in a hotel yesterday.

6Jane watched that film last night.

7People used horses in the 19th century.

4 Students’ own answers.

41 Marie Curie’s parents were both school teachers.

2She changed her surname in 1895 when she married Pierre Curie.

3Marie Curie and her husband discovered radium.

4She started teaching at the Sorbonne University.

5She was ill because she worked with radioactive radium.

6She died in 1934.

52 first name; surname

3 brand name

4 middle name

21 two hundred years

2 fifty years ago

3 1967

4 1970s

5 Today

31 in the west of England

2 was bigger than most other Roman villas in the UK

3 lived there for about three hundred years

4 in 1864

5 opened Chedworth to the public

6 beautiful Roman baths and mosaics

7 10,000 children visit every year

4Students’ own answers.

Progress review (page 54)

21 first name

2 middle names

3 nickname

4 surname

5 brand name

(page 55)

51 In 1600 people didn’t travel by train.

2Cleopatra lived in Egypt two thousand years ago.

3Marconi didn’t invent the internet.

4The astronaut Yuri Gagarin visited space in 1961.

5Ferdinand Magellan didn’t discover Australia.

6Travellers stopped using horses a hundred years ago.

5 2 play

3entertainment

4create

5memory

6choose

7imagination

Writing (page 61)

11 She also likes reading.

2 I also walk to the shops.

3 He was also an inventor.

4 You also speak English.

5 She has also got brown hair.

21 He is also interested in history.

2 They also visited a friend.

3 He is also very tall.

4 I also had a banana.

5 She is also very nice.

6 We also play volleyball.

3 1 Davina

2thirteen

3Paralympic

4in Seoul, Korea

5daughter

62002

4 Students’ own answers.

Progress review (page 62)

2 1 designer

2imagination

3entertainment

4choice

5creator

6memory

7players

31 We had breakfast this morning.

2I didn’t go to the museum.

3He listened to the teacher.

4She didn’t make a cake.

5You wrote a letter.

6They didn’t become famous.

7She knew my name.

8I didn’t meet my friends.

4 1 average

2straight

3glasses

4red

5slim

6fair; blue

7beard; moustache

(page 63)

51 What did you do yesterday?

2 Where did you go?

3 Did your sister like the film?

4 Did your parents buy the tickets?

5 Did you go by train?

6 What time did they eat?

7 Did your brother do his homework?

8 When did you go to bed?

9 Did you play volleyball yesterday?

10 Who did you see at school?

Unit 8  Expedition

Vocabulary (page 64)

1Across

2 tent

3 torch

5 first-aid kit

6 compass

8 map

Down

1 sleeping bag

4 rucksack

7 stove

21 insect repellent

2 rope

3 satellite phone

4 sunglasses

5 waterproof clothes

6 gloves

7 helmet

3 1 compass

2sunscreen

3stove

4sleeping bag

5map

6rucksack

41 sleeping bag

2 torch

3 rucksack

4 sunscreen

5 insect repellent

6 satellite phone

Language focus (page 65)

31 are going to explore

2 is going to explore

3 isn’t going to look for

4 aren’t going to stay

5 isn’t going to stay

6 is going to stay

7 aren’t going to travel

8 is going to travel

4Students’ own answers.

Vocabulary (page 66)

4 Students’ own answers.

Language focus (page 67)

11 What is your brother going to do there? g

2What are you going to buy? b

3What places are you going to visit? c

4Where are you going to eat? d

5How are you going to travel in New York? a

6Are you going to take a lot of photos? f

31 We’ll see a lot of interesting animals.

2I won’t sleep in a comfortable bed.

3Will you take a lot of photos?

4Jess won’t talk on the satellite phone.

5Mark will burn in the sun.

4 Students’ own answers.

21 I’m good at maths so I’m going to help Amy with her homework.

2Maria hasn’t got a bike so she always walks to school.

3Charlie likes Italian food so he’s going to have pasta.