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Anna Ellis Linda Marks
Summer Practice 2o ESO Answer Key by Anna Ellis and Linda Marks Burlington Books P. O. Box 54411 3721 Limassol Cyprus Burlington Books is an imprint of Danos Books Ltd.
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CONTENTS UNIT
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Para el profesor
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Hawaii – USA
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Castaway – Scotland
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Hot or Cold? – New Zealand and the Channel Islands
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Gold Reef City – South Africa
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Royal Ascot Races – England
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London – England
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Stonehenge – England
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Milk Carton Boat Races – USA
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Play It! – USA
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Round Up
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Test Yourself
Units 1, 2, 3
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Units 4, 5, 6
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Units 7, 8, 9
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Para el profesor Summer Practice 2 ESO es un material complementario para repasar y reforzar todo lo estudiado en 2 de la ESO. No se basa en ningún método específico y por lo tanto se puede utilizar independientemente del libro de texto que los alumnos hayan seguido durante el curso. Está diseñado para que trabajen de manera autónoma –dado que las instrucciones de los ejercicios están en castellano–, les anima a practicar el inglés durante las vacaciones de verano y les ayuda a prepararse para el curso siguiente. O
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Summer Practice se centra en la gramática y el vocabulario tanto como en las destrezas de reading, writing, listening y speaking. Va acompañado de un CD que contiene la grabación de los textos de lectura, listenings y diálogos. Al final del libro, hay una sección llamada Test Yourself, con la que el alumno puede comprobar sus progresos. Esta sección consta de nueve tests que abarcan el vocabulario y la gramática estudiada en cada unidad. Recomendamos que hagan cada uno de ellos al terminar la unidad correspondiente. Le ofrecemos algunas ideas para evaluar el trabajo de los alumnos:
1. Fotocopiar la clave de respuestas completa y entregársela a los alumnos antes de las vacaciones para que vayan corrigiendo su trabajo. 2. Fotocopiar y entregar a los alumnos la clave de respuestas hasta la página 15 (es decir, omitiendo las respuestas de la sección Test Yourself) y pedirles que completen todo el libro. A principios del curso siguiente recoja los libros y corrija las secciones Test Yourself para formarse una idea global del progreso de cada alumno. 3. No entregarles fotocopia de las respuestas y en septiembre, al recoger los libros, o bien corregir todos los ejercicios o bien seleccionar algunos de ellos y comentar los resultados con cada alumno. 4. No entregarles la clave de respuestas y, a la vuelta de las vacaciones, recoger los libros y corregir sólo las secciones Test Yourself para comentar los resultados en clase. Los tests acumulativos que le proporcionaremos en septiembre le servirán para evaluar el nivel de sus alumnos al comienzo del próximo curso. Esperamos que tanto usted como ellos disfruten con Summer Practice 2 ESO. O
¡Felices vacaciones!
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Unit 1 H 1. Are there any dancers at the hula show?
UNIT 1 – Hawaii
Yes, there are. 2. Is there an exotic song and dance show? Yes, there is. 3. Is there any music at the show? Yes, there is. 4. Is there a show on Mondays? No, there isn’t. 5. Are there any shows in the evening? No, there aren’t.
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A 1. b 2. a
3. c 4. b
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C 1. Another name for Hawaii is ‘the Aloha State’. 2. People go surfing at Waimea Bay on the island of Oahu. 3. Some of the waves are 13 metres high. 4. The Hawaiian word for song is ‘oli’. 5. Mount Haleakala is on the island of Maui.
D 1. in 2. between 3. under
4. on 5. next to 6. opposite
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Working with Grammar
A 1. are 2. am 3. are
B 1. has got 2. hasn’t got 3. have got
C 1. is 2. have got 3. isn’t 4. Are you
D 1. teeth 2. children 3. women 4. fish
E 1. a 2. some 3. a 4. some
4. is 5. is 6. am
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Listening CD Script Woman: Kyle: Woman: Kyle: Woman: Kyle: Woman:
4. has got 5. hasn’t got 6. haven’t got 5. 6. 7. 8.
aren’t has got have got has got
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4. Many 5. How much 6. much
Kyle: Woman: Kyle: Woman:
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Aloha and welcome to Hawaii! Uh...hello? Is that what aloha means? Yes. Hello, aloha! What type of dancing is this? It’s keiki hula. Keiki hula? What’s that? It’s a special type of dancing for children. ‘Keiki’ means child in Hawaiian, and this is a dance school for children. The Hawaiian word for school is ‘halau’. So ‘hula halau’ are hula schools? That’s correct. How old are the children in the hula schools? They’re up to thirteen years old. There are boys and girls in the schools. The boys are ‘kane,’ and the girls are ‘wahine’. The girls have got such colourful costumes. Yes. Our ‘wahine’ wear traditional Hawaiian hula styles. And what is your job? I’m a ‘kumu’. That means ‘teacher’. I teach the dances in groups of all girls or all boys. Here is a chair for you. Stay and watch. Thanks!
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F 1. an 2. the 3. a
G 1. There are 2. There is 3. There aren’t
4. Some / The 5. a 6. some / the
A The speakers are at number 3. B 1. b 2. c 3. a
4. b 5. c
4. There are 5. There isn’t
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Units 1 - 2 Page 13
Dialogue
A 1. Welcome
F 1. Do you like adventure?
3. lovely 4. Thank you
2. Pleased
2. 3. 4. 5.
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Writing
B Answers will vary. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
UNIT 2 – Castaway
2. 3. 4. 5.
Yes, they do. No, they don’t. No, he doesn’t. Yes, she does.
2. her 3. it
A Answers will vary. B swimming in rivers, camping, climbing mountains and cooking on a fire
4. me 5. us
6. them 7. him
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Listening
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C 1. F 2. T
3. T 4. F
D 1. horses
5. T 6. F 4. mountains 5. food 6. books
2. games 3. boats
E Answers will vary. Accept all logical answers.
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B 1. sends 2. do 3. learn
C 1. makes 2. win 3. survives
D 1. doesn’t watch 2. don’t lose 3. don’t listen
CD Script Callum: Owen: Tony: Callum: Owen: Callum: Owen:
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4. likes 5. enter 4. opens 5. appear 6. return 4. don’t brush 5. doesn’t wake up
E 1. He sends the contestants to an island. 2. They don’t watch TV. 3. Tony doesn’t like eating fish. 4. They sleep in tents.
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G 1. Yes, he does.
H 1. you
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Do you cook your own food? Do you mind sleeping in a tent? Do you want to enter the Temptation Hut? Does the TV camera annoy you?
Callum: Tony: Owen:
Callum: Tony: Owen: Callum: All:
OK guys, we’ve got some potatoes, carrots and onions. What can we do with them? I don’t know Callum, but let’s decide. I’m hungry. I know. Let’s make soup. How do we do that, Tony? I never cook at home! What? You never cook at home! No Owen, I don’t. It’s easy, first you wash the vegetables and cut them up. What do you do next? You put water in the pot. Then the vegetables go in the water and we put the pot on the fire. Now you know how to cook, Callum. Is it ready yet? I think so. Let’s try some. Ouch! It’s hot. But tasty... Mmmm...
A Callum doesn’t cook at home. B 1. d 2. c 3. b
4. e 5. a
Units 2 - 3 D 1. Is Lucy climbing the mountain?
Dialogue
A 1. name
3. address 4. love
2. old
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Writing Answers will vary. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
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UNIT 3 – Hot or Cold?
E 1. isn’t riding; now
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A 1. Southern
2. Northern
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C 1. c 2. b
3. c 4. a
D 1. d 2. a
E 1. desert 2. 3. 4. 5.
sea jungle river volcano
5. a 6. b 3. b 4. c 6. 7. 8. 9.
waterfall continent mountain island
Working with Grammar
A 1. are exploring 2. am swimming 3. is riding 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
watching swimming skating running making
2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
are driving; at the moment don’t go; every winter are standing; now skis; at night closes; every October
F 1. lives 2. 3. 4. 5.
am walking are cycling am not cycling prefer
G 1. No, he isn’t. 2. No, they aren’t. 3. No, we don’t.
6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
is sailing doesn’t like loves are going takes place
4. Yes, they are. 5. Yes, she does. 6. No, it doesn’t.
H 1. Are you writing in your book at the moment?
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B 1. going
No, she isn’t. 2. Are Bill and Ben skiing down Coronet Peak? Yes, they are. 3. Is Beth wearing a hat? Yes, she is. 4. Are the girls sitting in the house? No, they are not / aren’t. 5. Is Max making a snowman? Yes, he is.
4. are taking 5. is running 6. are watching 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.
2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Is Tamara skiing at Coronet Peak now? Do the people of Sark speak Serquiaise? Does she understand Serquiaise? Do you like swimming in winter? Does Kevin ride his bicycle to school every day?
getting writing riding sitting talking driving
C 1. is shining 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
are walking are wearing are not / aren’t wearing are flying is looking is not / isn’t looking is listening
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Listening
C 1. theme park
CD Script Julie: Gavin: Julie: Gavin: Julie: Gavin: Julie: Gavin:
Julie: Gavin:
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Hello? Hi, Julie! It’s Gavin speaking. What’s new? Not much. It’s very boring at home. So why don’t you go skiing? Are you crazy? Its 25o C outside. There isn’t any snow here. Oops, I forgot. It’s summer there. Come to Coronet Peak. There’s a lot of snow here. I don’t understand... You see...New Zeland is in the Southern Hemisphere, so the seasons aren’t at the same time as in England. January is a summer month for us and July is in the middle of winter. What happens at Coronet Peak during the rest of the year? Spring begins around September and the ski resort closes for the New Zealand summer. Then at the end of autumn, around May, it starts to snow and the new skiing season begins. Wow! It really is an upside-down world summer in January...winter in July!
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Dialogue
A 1. summer 2. spring
3. birds 4. sun
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D 1. e
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E 1. light 2. 3. 4. 5.
late night bad sad
A autumn B Answers will vary. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
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A 1. theme park 2. gold bar 3. miner
4. coins 5. roller coaster
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Working with Grammar
A 1. loved 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
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tried worked stopped died stayed heated planned
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2. worked 3. opened 5. 6. 7. 8.
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The hidden words are Gold Reef City.
D 1. didn’t buy
UNIT 4 – Gold Reef City
6. 7. 8. 9.
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4. light 5. liquid 6. liquid gold
2. mine 3. souvenir
2. did 3. began
4. went 5. didn’t take 6. saw
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E 1. happened 2. made 3. worked 4. didn’t stop
Dialogue 5. 6. 7. 8.
took were didn’t save died
F 1. What did you do in the mine? 2. 3. 4. 5.
Did you work hard? Did you like your job? Why didn’t you like it? Why did you work there?
G 1. There was 2. There wasn’t 3. There were
4. There weren’t 5. There wasn’t 6. There were
H 1. It was dark underground. 2. 3. 4. 5.
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1. Were there 2. Was there 3. Were there
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Writing
B Answers will vary. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
UNIT 5 – Royal Ascot Races Page 28
A horse racing; fashion Page 29
C 1. They describe the Royal Ascot races. 2. Ascot is in England. 3. One of the most famous people at Ascot is the Queen. 4. Women must must wear dresses and hats. 5. The Gold Cup race is two-and-a-half miles. 6. The fastest horse was Supreme Charm.
4. Was there 5. Were there 6. Were there
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D 1. short; old
Listening CD Script Guide: Please get in, everybody. Don’t put your hands near the sides of the lift. Ready? Let it go. Guide: We are now at the bottom of the mine, 200 metres underground. I’m sure you can feel it’s wet down here and very hot. Man: Excuse me, please can you tell me - how old is the mine? Guide: Men found gold here over 120 years ago and the mine opened in the year 1887. Man: How big was Johannesburg then? Guide: Johannesburg wasn’t here at all. There was nothing here. First the mine opened and then people came to live here. The city of Johannesburg grew around the mine. Man: Is there still gold in the mine? Guide: No. The mine closed in 1971. Now where was I?...
A 2 2. c 3. a
3. clean; small 4. dirty; big
2. tall; young
E 1. hat 2. 3. 4. 5.
6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
suit shoes shirt belt
trousers dress sandals jacket skirt
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Working with Grammar
A Adjective
Comparative
Superlative
1. fast
faster than
the fastest
2. rich
richer than
the richest
3. nice
nicer than
the nicest
4. fat
fatter than
the fattest
5. thin
thinner than
the thinnest
6. happy
happier than
the happiest
7. pretty
prettier than
the prettiest
8. fashionable
more fashionable than the most fashionable
9. elegant
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3. didn’t 4. money
2. went
more elegant than
the most elegant
10. good
better than
the best
11. bad
worse than
the worst
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Unit 5 B 1. The young woman is prettier than the old woman. 2. The brown horse is faster than the black horse. 3. The blue suit is more expensive than the black suit. 4. The young man is more fashionable than the old man. 5. The yellow dress is nicer than the green dress. 6. The blue car is older than the red car.
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Listening CD Script Lorette: Henry:
C 1. Beth is the richest woman. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Ed is the best jockey. Ian is the happiest man. Jan is the most elegant woman. Oli is the fattest man. Queen Liz is the most important woman.
2. the most famous 3. prettier than
Henry:
Lorette: Henry:
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D 1. bigger than
Lorette:
4. fashionable 5. nicer than 6. the fastest
Lorette:
E 1. A and B are bigger than C. B is the biggest. 2. A and C are smaller than B. C is the smallest. 3. A and B are older than C. B is the oldest.
F 1. Wind 2. Comet 3. Wind; Hurry
G 1. Yes 2. No 3. No
4. Star; Comet 5. Comet, Star and Smoke 6. Hurry 4. No 5. 3 6. 1
Henry: Lorette: Henry: Lorette:
Can you tell me who some of these people are? Well, the lady with the big red hat is Countess Ludmilla. Do you mean the one next to the man in the big blue hat? No, that’s Bonnie Burlington. Oh - I see Bonnie’s talking to Lord Daveshaw. Fancy that! So which one is Countess Ludmilla? Ludmilla - over there - she’s the shortest lady in the crowd. Ah, I see her now. She’s with Annie Archer. Ooh, she’s wearing a red hat and she’s got red hair. I think it looks awful! Why is she wearing it? Well, red is the most fashionable colour this season. Oh, I see... Who’s the other man - the older one? That’s Earl Edgar Strut - he’s very rich. He owns many of the horses here. How interesting. Let’s talk later - the race is beginning now.
A Red B 1. e 2. b 3. a
4. c 5. d
Dialogue
A 1. T-shirt 2. hats
3. Queen 4. clothes
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Writing
B Answers will vary. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
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Unit 6 Page 37
UNIT 6 – London
E 1. Are you going to see the Queen tomorrow?
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2. 3. 4. 5.
A Answers will vary. Page 35
C 1. No
D 1. boat 2. 3. 4. 5.
F 1. I’m riding
4. No 5. Yes 6. No
2. Yes 3. Yes
6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
bus aeroplane helicopter bicycle
Is he going to watch the football game? Are you going to eat fish and chips? Are they going to visit London soon? Are we going to look at Big Ben next?
2. I’m driving 3. I’m taking
G 1. am not missing
taxi car lorry motorbike train
2. aren’t playing 3. aren’t going 2. 3. 4. 5.
Are Arsenal playing against Manchester United? Is Alison going to the football game? Is Britney Spears giving a concert? Are Grant and Alison going to the concert?
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Ellen:
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Working with Grammar 2. is going to sing 3. are going to dance
4. is going to wear 5. are going to tell
B 1. aren’t going to touch 4. aren’t going to pour 2. isn’t going to move 3. isn’t going to laugh
5. isn’t going to cry 6. isn’t going to hit
C 1. are going to visit
4. are going to look 2. am not going to travel 5. am going to travel 3. isn’t going to see 6. aren’t going to walk
D 1. No, he isn’t. 2. No, they aren’t. 3. No, he isn’t.
4. am not leaving 5. am not spending
H 1. Are Grant and Alison visiting London?
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4. I’m going 5. I’m walking
4. Yes, she is. 5. Yes, they are.
Ellen: Hank: Ellen: Hank:
Ellen: Hank: Ellen: Hank: Ellen: Hank:
Excuse me … can you show me how this ticket machine works? This is my first time on the London underground. Of course! Where do you want to go? To South Kensington Station. I’m going to visit the Victoria and Albert Museum. I’m very interested in the history of fashion and design. OK ... South Kensington Station. That’s going to cost one pound twenty. So put the money in here. But I haven’t got one pound twenty exactly. What shall I do? This machine gives change.You can put in two pounds and get the 80 pence back. Alright, one pound, two pounds. Now what? Now press on the name of the station you want to go to. Let’s see – Piccadilly Circus – Russell Square ... Here it is. South Kensington. Now, where’s my ticket? At the bottom of the machine. And my 80p change? There you are! Well, thanks for helping me. You’re welcome. Bye! Bye!
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Units 6 - 7 B 1. c
3. a 4. c
2. c
Dialogue
A 1. sorry
3. Watch out! 4. How much
2. leave
2. won’t know 3. will discover
4. won’t tell 5. will read
C Answers will vary. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
D 1. Will it rain tomorrow?
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Writing
A Answers will vary. B Answers will vary. Accept all logical and grammatically
UNIT 7 – Stonehenge Page 40
A Answers will vary. C 1. a
4. c 5. b 6. a
2. c 3. b
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The hidden words are solar system.
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Working with Grammar
A 1. will be 2. will come 3. will rise
2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
When will you be in ESO 3? What will Derek be when he is older? Will you see the next summer solstice? When will Halley’s Comet appear? Will aliens come to Earth in 2010?
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B 1. will come
4. will sing 5. will take 6. will stand
E 1. f 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
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puts; will come will dream; puts makes; will have run; will appear jumps; will be will rain; bathe
F 1. The ceremony won’t begin if the Druids don’t come. 2. 3. 4. 5.
You won’t see aliens if you don’t believe in them. We won’t meet any Druids if we stay home. I won’t see the ceremony if I arrive late. You won’t know if you don’t ask.
G 1. won’t accept 2. 3. 4. 5.
builds will destroy will solve continues
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will start won’t end Will ... drive build
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Listening CD Script Many people think that Stonehenge was a temple of the Druids. Who are the Druids? Are they people with special powers? No. Druids are ordinary people like you and me. Most of them work in ordinary jobs during the year. They are teachers, shopkeepers or office workers. Druids have got families. They live in ordinary houses and wear ordinary clothes. They only wear their special white tunics when they go to a Druid meeting or ceremony. Few people know that the British Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, was a Druid. Like many Druids, he knew a lot about science, astronomy and old traditions. The most sacred place to Druids is Stonehenge, and their most important ceremony of the year is on midsummer’s day.
Units 7 - 8 A 2
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B 1. T 2. F 3. F
1. 3. 4. 5. 7.
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A 1. morning 2. Stonehenge
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UNIT 8 – Milk Carton Boat Races
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July 10 days Lake Nokomis, Minneapolis Build a boat from empty milk cartons and race it.
2. Five 3. Matt
D 1. w 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
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The hidden word is weather.
Working with Grammar
A 1. were making
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C 1. It was sunny.
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4. 786 milk cartons 5. At 4 o’clock 6. Yes
2. was shining 3. was blowing
B 1. were having 2. was reading 3. was swimming
C 1. weren’t running 2. wasn’t shining 3. wasn’t sitting
D 1. weren’t having 2. wasn’t eating 3. were wearing
4. were waiting 5. were competing 4. were sitting 5. was riding 4. weren’t wearing 5. weren’t helping 6. wasn’t raining 4. was swimming 5. weren’t standing 6. was drinking
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E 1. Was ... shining Yes, it was. 2. Was ... sitting No, it wasn’t. 3. Was ... eating Yes, he was. 4. Were ... dancing No, they weren’t. 5. Was ... standing Yes, she was. 6. Were ... swimming No, they weren’t.
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Units 8 - 9 F 1. when 2. while 3. when
G 1. fell 2. was listening 3. used
H 1. started 2. was riding 3. wasn’t running
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wasn’t looking entered were racing began were swimming
4. while 5. while 6. When
UNIT 9 – Play It! Page 52
4. began 5. wasn’t wearing 6. won
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6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
came wasn’t wearing found wasn’t breathing took
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D 1. excited 2. angry 3. frightened
E 1. sad 2. embarrassed 3. frightened
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Listening
Working with Grammar
I’ve got a great story, everybody. Listen to this! One summer day an old man was sitting in his garden. He was sitting at a table, under his favourite tree. The man was very hungry. His wife was in the kitchen making dinner. Suddenly, a big fish fell onto the table. “It’s a present from God!” the man shouted. The man’s wife heard him shouting. She ran outside and saw the fish. “How did that fish get here?” she thought. The man’s wife looked up at the sky and saw a big bird. Then she understood. “The bird caught the fish in the lake near here and flew away with it. As the bird was flying over our garden, it dropped the fish. The fish fell onto the table and now I’m going to cook it for dinner!”
A 1. can 2. can’t 3. can’t
B 1. shouldn’t 2. should 3. should
C 1. mustn’t 2. must 3. must
2. couldn’t 3. could
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A 1. begin 2. raining
Writing 2. b
B Answers will vary. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
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E 1. can 2. shouldn’t 3. can’t
4. couldn’t 5. could 6. could 4. can 5. mustn’t
F 1. Must I choose one answer? 3. water 4. worked
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4. excited 5. angry 6. tired
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D 1. could
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4. embarrassed 5. tired 6. sad
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CD Script
B 1. b
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2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Can he phone a friend? Should she guess the answer? Must we write the answer? Can I ask the audience? Can children take part in Play It!?
G 1. mustn’t 2. mustn’t 3. can
4. can’t 5. should 6. must
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Round Up
Listening
Pages 58 - 59
CD Script Host: Karen: Host:
Karen: Host: Karen: Karen: Host:
Karen: Host:
Karen: Host:
And here is our new contestant, Karen. Are you ready, Karen? Yes. First question, can you answer for 100 points how many dalmatian dogs are there in a famous Disney film? a) 21 b) 101 c) 1001 d) 201 Hmm, can I ask the audience for help? Of course. What should I answer, everybody? 101? Correct. Next question, for 200 points - in which Disney film was there an American Indian Princess? a) Aladdin b) Pocahontas c) Mary Poppins d) The Jungle Book Pocahontas. Correct again. Now for 300 points - in the book Little Women, who was the oldest sister? a) Jo b) Amy c) Meg d) Beth Was it Beth? Wrong - the correct answer is c - Meg. Never mind - well done! You won 300 points. Next contestant, please.
A Answers will vary. B 1. Peter 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. The
Helen Peter Peter Helen Peter Helen Peter winner is Peter.
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3. must 4. should
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Writing Answers will vary. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
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Test Yourself Units 1, 2, 3 B 1. it
Test Yourself
4. him 5. me 6. you
2. them 3. us
UNIT 1
C 1. never
4. usually 5. never
2. always 3. sometimes
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Vocabulary
A 1. sheep; fish 2. foot; woman
B 1. sheep; fish 2. feet; women
C 1. in 2. next to 3. opposite 4. on
3. child; policeman 4. tooth; mouse 3. children; policemen 4. teeth; mice 5. 6. 7. 8.
under next to in between
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Vocabulary
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A 1. is 2. have got 3. Are
B 1. am not 2. haven’t got 3. aren’t
C 1. How much 2. 3. 4. 5.
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Sports swimming climbing mountains skiing
kayaking playing football surfing
Activities playing video games working on the computer going to the cinema
listening to music watching TV going shopping
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doesn’t live Does ... like makes don’t watch don’t ... cook
2. are wearing 3. are not walking
B 1. go 2. am not riding 3. sleep
4. is doing 5. is shining 4. doesn’t dance 5. aren’t staying
C 1. Is he having dinner right now? 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Does Tom like cycling? Are the children skiing now? Are we studying in ESO 2? Do they understand French? Do people ski at night?
Test Yourself Units 4, 5, 6 UNIT 4
Grammar
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A Adjective
Vocabulary
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A 1. Were there 2. There was 3. There weren’t
B 1. bought 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
worked became was / were studied fell
C 1. weren’t 2. took 3. Did ... see 4. studied
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richer than
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3. happy
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4. nice
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5. elegant
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6. fat
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7. important
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8. good
better than
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9. bad
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Vocabulary 2. belt 3. shirt 4. skirt
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3. dirty 4. tall
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4. There were 5. Was there 6. There wasn’t
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2. rich
UNIT 5
A 1. dress
Comparative
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bus; L boat; S train; L motorbike; L
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car; L taxi; L lorry; L aeroplane; A spaceship; A
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A 1. is going to bake 2. 3. 4. 5.
6. aren’t going to watch 7. are going to be 8. am going to make 9. is going to meet 10.
is going to start aren’t going to be are ... going to go is ... going to visit is going to drive
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UNIT 8
Is she coming to the museum? I am not flying to London next week. Are we having a test tomorrow? Is his plane arriving now?
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Was it raining when you arrived? Did you swim in the lake? Were you having lunch at 2.00 pm? Did he go sailing yesterday?
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Down 2. planet 4. sky 5. alien 6. moon 8. star 9. earth
Grammar
A 1. won’t be 2. won’t have 3. won’t want 4. will go
will stop will learn won’t see will know
2. Will dinosaurs return to Earth? 3. Will Mr Brown teach them next year? 4. Will they be rich and famous? 2. a 3. b
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Vocabulary
A 1. happy 2. angry 3. sad
B 1. frightened 5. 6. 7. 8.
B 1. Will I get good marks in the exam?
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UNIT 9
4. e 5. d
2. angry 3. happy
4. tired 5. embarrassed 6. frightened 4. embarrassed 5. tired 6. sad
Grammar
A 1. must 2. must 3. can’t 4. can
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can’t mustn’t should shouldn’t
B 1. Could Zak play well? 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Yes, he could. Must the contestants answer fifteen questions? Yes, they must. Could Pam answer the question? No, she couldn’t. Can the contestants win $2,000,000? No, they can’t. Should you get help with easy questions? No, you shouldn’t.
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