answer key 10 · 2013-07-10 · she’s got blonde hair, blue eyes and glasses. she’s sitting...

Anna Ellis

Linda MarksB Burlington Books

ESO

01

Answer Key

Summer Practice 1o ESO Answer Keyby Anna Ellis and Linda Marks

Burlington BooksP. O. Box 544113721 Limassol CyprusBurlington Books is an imprint of Danos Books Ltd.

ISBN 9963-46-381-9

Copyright © 2003 Burlington Books

10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03

1

2

3

PAGE

Notting Hill Carnival – England

The Amazing Body Pavilion – USA

Tzavo National Park – Kenya

Alton Towers – England

Koolburra Cattle Station – Australia

Mars 2112 – USA

Cosmeston Medieval Village – Wales

Chillingham Castle – England

Olympic City 2008 – China

4

5

6

7

8

9

5

Round Up

5

6

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15Test Yourself Units 1, 2, 3

Units 4, 5, 6

Units 7, 8 and 9

16

17

CONTENTS

Para el profesor 4

TITLEUNIT

4

Summer Practice 1O ESO es un material complementario para repasar yreforzar todo lo estudiado en 1O de la ESO. No se basa en ningún métodoespecífico y por lo tanto se puede utilizar independientemente del libro detexto que los alumnos hayan seguido durante el curso. Está diseñado para quetrabajen de manera autónoma –dado que las instrucciones de los ejerciciosestán en castellano–, les anima a practicar el inglés durante las vacaciones deverano y les ayuda a prepararse para el curso siguiente.

Summer Practice se centra en la gramática y el vocabulario tanto como en lasdestrezas de reading, writing, listening y speaking. Va acompañado de un CDque contiene la grabación de los textos de lectura, listenings y diálogos. Alfinal del libro, hay una sección llamada Test Yourself, con la que el alumnopuede comprobar sus progresos. Esta sección consta de nueve tests queabarcan el vocabulario y la gramática estudiada en cada unidad.Recomendamos que hagan cada uno de ellos al terminar la unidadcorrespondiente.

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 página14 (es decir, omitiendo las respuestas de la sección Test Yourself) y pedirlesque completen todo el libro.

A principios del curso siguiente recoja los libros y corrija las secciones TestYourself para formarse una idea global del progreso de cada alumno.

3. No entregarles fotocopia de las respuestas y en septiembre, al recoger loslibros, o bien corregir todos los ejercicios o bien seleccionar algunos deellos 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 comentarlos resultados en clase.

Los tests acumulativos que le proporcionaremos en septiembre le servirán paraevaluar el nivel de sus alumnos al comienzo del próximo curso.

Esperamos que tanto usted como ellos disfruten con Summer Practice 1O ESO.

¡Felices vacaciones!

Para el profesor

5

Units 1 - 2

UNIT 1 – Notting Hill CarnivalPage 4

A 1. g 5. e2. f 6. a3. h 7. d4. b 8. c

C 1. London 4. floats2. August 5. music3. people

D 1. festival 4. dance2. flat 5. costumes3. countries 6. Visitors

Page 6

Working with Grammar

A 1. are 5. is2. is 6. am3. are 7. are4. is

B 1. c 5. b2. a 6. e3. g 7. d4. f

C 1. are 4. are2. is 5. aren’t3. isn’t 6. aren’t

Page 7

D 1. Are the floats red? No, they aren’t.

2. Is the cat on the pink float? Yes, it is.

3. Is Dave in the travel agency? No, he isn’t.

4. Are the cat and the dog black? No, they aren’t.

5. Is Tim on the green float? Yes, he is.

E 1. F 3. T 5. F2. F 4. F 6. T

F 1. Three people are on the float.2. The bus is opposite the post office.4. The tube station is next to the post office.5. The dogs are in front of the bus.

Page 8

Listening

CD Script

Sam: Hi, Lauren.Lauren: Hello, Sam.Sam: Lauren, I want you to meet my friend, Daniel.

Daniel, this is … Daniel? Daniel? Where ishe?

Lauren: Who’s Daniel?Sam: He’s a friend from school. Where is he? …

Oh, there he is. He’s near the float.Lauren: Where? Is he next to the girl with the blue

hat?Sam: No, he isn’t. He’s over there – next to the man

with the yellow and purple costume.

A Circle the boy next to the clown.

B 1. T 3. F 5. F2. T 4. F 6. F

Dialogue

A 1. friend 3. visitor2. live 4. year

Page 9

Writing

Answers will vary. Accept all logical and grammaticallycorrect answers.

UNIT 2 – The Amazing Body PavilionPage 10

A 1. � 2. – 3. � 4. � 5. – 6. –

Page 11

C 1. intestine 4. eye2. brain 5. ear3. mouth

D 1. c 2. c 3. b 4. a 5. c

6

Units 2 - 3

E

The hidden words are human body.

Page 12


A 1. Chee 4. Chee; Stephen2. Ann 5. Ruth; Simon; Stephen3. Ruth; Simon

B 1. has got 5. has got2. haven’t got 6. haven’t got3. has got 7. have got4. hasn’t got

C 1. c 2. e 3. a 4. b 5. d

D 1. have got 5. has got2. have got 6. haven’t got3. hasn’t got 7. have got4. has got

Page 13

E 1. Has Stephen got a Walkman? Yes, he has.

2. Have Ruth and Ann got cameras?Yes, they have.

3. Has Simon got a guidebook? No, he hasn’t.

4. Has Ruth got a hat? Yes, she has.

5. Have the women got hats? Yes, they have.

6. Have Simon and Chee got Walkmans? No, they haven’t.

F 1. near 3. behind 5. next to2. in front of 4. between 6. in

G 1. mice 5. fish2. men 6. feet3. women 7. shelves4. children 8. sheep

H 1. that 3. that 5. this2. those 4. this 6. these

Page 14

Listening

CD Script

Joe is a boy. He is fourteen years old. He’s got brownhair and green eyes. He’s got a small nose. Joe issitting between two girls, in the front of the picture.Pat is Joe’s girlfriend. She’s got blonde hair, blue eyesand glasses. She’s sitting next to Joe, in the front of thepicture. Ben is Joe’s friend. He’s got brown hair and green eyes.He is sitting behind Pat.Sue has got black hair and brown eyes. She’s sittingbehind Joe.The man in the picture is Lee. He is Joe’s father. Heworks in a bank. Kim has got blonde hair and blue eyes. She is sitting infront of Lee.

A Lee is sitting in the second row on the right.

B

Dialogue

A 1. red 2. blue 3. green 4. ear

Page 15

Writing

B Answers will vary. Accept all logical and grammaticallycorrect answers.

UNIT 3 – Tzavo National ParkPage 16

A 1. � 3. – 5. – 7. – 9. �2. � 4. � 6. � 8. – 10. –

Page 17

C 1. real 4. jeep2. Kenya 5. lion3. nature reserve 6. hats

_ _ _ __ _ ________ ___ _ _ ___ _ _ __ _ ________ _

h a i r1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

Ben

SueLee

PatJoe

Kim

m o u t h

a r m

e a r

f i n g e r

b o d y

n o s e

h a n d

e y e

D

E 1. short 5. long2. tall 6. short3. big 7. thin4. small 8. fat

F 1. F 2. T 3. T 4. F 5. F

Page 18


A

B

C 1. live 3. swims 5. walks2. go 4. eats

D 1. lives 3. is 5. run2. eats 4. sleep

E 1. weighs 3. live 5. grows2. aren’t 4. don’t run

Page 19

F 1. Does a hippo live 60 years?2. Do hippos swim in rivers?3. Do giraffes eat meat?4. Does an elephant live for many years?5. Do African elephants run 80 km per hour?

G 1. No, it doesn’t. 4. Yes, it does.2. Yes, they do. 5. No, they don’t.3. No, they don’t.

H 1. An elephant isn’t a small animal.2. A rhinoceros doesn’t live 100 years.3. Has a snake got a long body?4. Do monkeys take things from people?5. Does a crocodile swim in rivers?

I 1. eat 3. isn’t 5. eats2. sleep 4. weighs

J 1. No, they don’t.2. A leopard sleeps 12 to 14 hours a day.3. No, it isn’t.4. An elephant’s tooth weighs four kg.5. An elephant eats about 500 kg of food each day.

K 1. e 2. d 3. b 4. c 5. a

Page 20

Listening

CD Script

THINK BEFORE YOU SPEAK!

One day a donkey goes for a walk in the forest. He issad. He thinks, “Nobody likes me, everybody thinks I’mstupid. I want to be important.” Suddenly he seessomething on the ground. It is the skin of a lion. Thedonkey looks at the lion skin and gets an idea. He putsthe lion skin on and walks in the forest . All the animalsare frightened and run away. The donkey is happy now.He feels very important and opens his mouth to make aloud roar, but: “Hee Haw!” The animals hear the donkeyand return. They look at the donkey-lion and begin tolaugh. The clever elephant says, ”Silly donkey, dress asyou like, but don’t open your mouth to speak becauseyou are still a donkey.”

A 1. c 2. b 3. a 4. d

B 1. d 2. c 3. e 4. a 5. b

Dialogue

A 1. animal 3. white2. Africa 4. zebra

Page 21

Writing


run walk fly swim climb

monkey � � �

parrot � �

leopard � � �

crocodile � �

rhinoceros � �

-es -s -ies

goes climbs flies

does likes studies

watches eats cries

c l l e o p a r d s

z

g

i

r

a

f

f

e

r

r

h

s

h

a

s

e

l

a

i

o

b

i

u

n

i

e

n

m

o

c

n

g

a

n

p

t

o

j

n

o

b

k

c

h

e

n

f

g

c

d

e

a

a

l

k

p

e

e

z

i

z

n

o

e

s

c

r

x

a

l

t

p

y

z

e

o

r

a

e

e

e

h

e

l

s

z

e

b

r

a

7

Unit 3

Unit 4

UNIT 4 – Alton TowersPage 22

A 1. 3, 4 3. 52. 6 4. 1, 2, 6, 7

Page 23

C 1. No 3. No 5. Yes2. Yes 4. No 6. Yes

D 1. walk 4. skate 7. climb2. swim 5. stop3. drink 6. sing

E 1. c 2. e 3. a 4. f 5. d 6. b

Page 24


A 1. are watching 4. is drinking2. is having 5. are dancing3. am swimming

B

C 1. are looking 4. are dancing2. is riding 5. is watching3. am sitting

D 1. The children are entering the hotel. F2. Rob and Nat aren’t running next to the car. T3. Nat and Pam are riding in the back. F4. Rob is sitting opposite Bev. / Bev is sitting opposite

Rob. F5. Rob isn’t eating chocolate. T6. Nat is looking at Pam. / Pam is looking at Nat. F

Page 25

E 1. The children aren’t entering the hotel. They areentering the Haunted House.

3. Nat and Pam aren’t riding in the back. They areriding in the front.

4. Rob isn’t sitting opposite Bev. He is sitting next toBev. / Bev isn’t sitting opposite Rob. She is sittingnext to Rob.

6. Nat isn’t looking at Pam. He is looking at a ghost. /Pam isn’t looking at Nat. She is looking at a ghost.

F 1. Are … riding; Yes, they are.2. Is … sitting; Yes, he is.3. Are … drinking; No, they aren’t.4. Is … screaming; No, she isn’t.5. Are … eating; Yes, they are.6. Is … walking; No, he isn’t.

G 1. like 4. are riding2. is having 5. hates3. want 6. is reading

H 1. stay; aren’t staying2. loves; is eating3. are singing; enjoy4. run; am not taking5. is waiting; doesn’t like6. want; don’t know

Page 26

Listening

CD Script

Lara: Come on, Paul. Let’s go on this ride!Paul: I don’t know, Lara ... Is it fast? I don’t really

like fast rides.Lara: It’s fast, but it’s fun.Paul: All right. But sit here, next to me.Man: Are you all sitting?Kids: Yes!Paul: This ride isn’t scary or fast.Lara: Wait. We aren’t at the top.Paul: Why aren’t we moving?Lara: Don’t look down!Paul: Help! We’re going too fast!Lara: Yikes! We’re falling into a hole!Paul: Whew! I’m happy that’s over. My head’s going

round and round!

A 1. – 2. � 3. –

B 1. T 2. F 3. T 4. F 5. F 6. T

Base -ing

look looking

walk walking

scream screaming

watch watching

run running

sit sitting

swim swimming

stop stopping

skate skating

ride riding

take taking

write writing

8

9

Units 4 - 5

Dialogue

A 1. family 3. Black2. ticket 4. bus

Page 27

Writing


UNIT 5 – Koolburra Cattle StationPage 28

A Answers will vary. Accept all logical answers.

Page 29

C 1. Australia 4. sometimes2. 2,500 5. helicopter3. isn’t 6. can

D 1. hat 5. trousers 9. sweater2. scarf 6. cap 10. jeans3. jacket 7. boots 11. socks4. shirt 8. T-shirt 12. trainers

Page 30


A 1. F 2. T 3. F 4. T 5. F 6. T

B Answers will vary. Accept all logical answers.

C 1. Can visitors ride cows? No, they can’t.

2. Can visitors go fishing? Yes, they can.

3. Can visitors work in the restaurant? Yes, they can.

4. Can visitors ice-skate? No, they can’t.

5. Can visitors learn English? Yes, they can.

6. Can visitors fly helicopters? No, they can’t.

Page 31

D 1. must 4. must2. mustn’t 5. mustn’t3. mustn’t

E 1. h 2. o 3. l 4. i 5. d 6. a 7. y

The hidden word is holiday.

F 1. Its 3. Her 5. Their2. Our 4. Your

G 1. Cathy’s 4. cowboy’s2. parents’ 5. waiters’3. mother’s 6. Mick’s and Nick’s

Page 32

Listening

CD Script

Mike: Dylan, some cows are missing. We don’tknow where they are. Can you look for them?

Dylan: Sure! No problem, Mike. I’m on my way ... Mike: Dylan, can you hear me? Hello. Dylan? Where

are you? Dylan: Mike, I can hear you. I’m near the ranch.Mike: Can you see the cows? Dylan: No, I can’t see them anywhere. Mike: Where are you now? Dylan: I’m above Mount Daintree, but I still can’t see

them. Mike: Where are you now?Dylan: I’m above the forest. Wait ... Hello! Hello! I

can see the cows now. They’re drinking nearthe river.

Mike: Well done, mate! Let’s drive there and getthem.

A 1. c 2. b

B

Dialogue

A 1. I’m not sure 3. don’t forget2. All right 4. See you later

Page 33

Writing

A 1. cowgirl 2. pilot


1

2

34

10

Unit 6

UNIT 6 – Mars 2112Page 34

A 1. Mars 21122. 1633 Broadway, New York, NY 100193. (212) 582-21124. [email protected]. 12.00 pm – 9.00 pm

Page 35

C 1. c 2. a 3. b 4. b 5. a 6. b

D

E 1. Salad 5. Hamburger2. Pizza 6. Juice3. Fish 7. Cake4. Chicken 8. Ice Cream

Page 36


A 1. some 4. a 7. a2. a 5. an 8. some3. an 6. some

B 1. an 3. a 5. some2. any 4. an 6. any

C

D 1. a 4. any 6. a2. an 5. some 7. the3. an

a. – b. – c. �

Page 37

E 1. There isn’t 4. There is2. There are 5. There is3. There are 6. There aren’t

F 1. There isn’t any salad in the shop.2. There is a cake in the shop.3. There is some ice cream in the shop.4. There aren’t any vegetables in the shop.5. There isn’t any fish in the shop.6. There are some sweets in the shop.

G 1. Is there; No, there isn’t.2. Are there; Yes, there are.3. Is there; No, there isn’t.4. Is there; Yes, there is.5. Is there; No, there isn’t.6. Are there; No, there aren’t.

H 1. How much 4. How much2. How many 5. How many3. How many 6. How much

Page 38

Listening

CD Script

Kelly: Brent, Mum isn’t coming home for lunch today.What shall we make?

Brent: How about an ‘Everything Salad’?Kelly: Hmmm … sounds interesting! Let’s see what

we’ve got. Brent: Is there any chicken? I love chicken.Kelly: No, there isn’t any chicken.Brent: That’s too bad. What about cheese? There

must be some cheese.Kelly: Yes, there is some cheese.Brent: Is there any spaghetti?Kelly: Yes, there’s some spaghetti from last week, but

it’s got some green things in it!Brent: Ooh, yuck! What else? Is there any bread or

eggs? Kelly: There aren’t any eggs, but there is some bread.Brent: You know, I haven’t got much time. Let’s just

have cheese sandwiches.Kelly: OK. I don’t really like the idea of an ‘Everything

Salad’ anyway!

A 1. – 2. – 3. � 4. –

B 1. � 2. � 3. – 4. � 5. – 6. –

Countable Uncountable

sausage

hamburger

egg

biscuit

chips

milk

meat

bread

spaghetti

cheese

s s f j u i c e s hc p i r b c h i p sh o a a f e s h o ri g h g b c c a k ec g u n h r t z w gk f i s h e e b m ge p i z z a t a o sn s u l m m h t d gf s a l a d r g i r

hamburger

11

Units 6 - 7

Dialogue

A 1. banana 3. fruit2. chocolate 4. orange

Page 39

Writing


UNIT 7 – Cosmeston Medieval VillagePage 40


Page 41

C 1. It was in the 13th century.2. Cosmeston is in Glamorgan, Wales.3. The tour guides wear 14th century costumes.4. The village houses were small.5. There was bread in the bakery.6. There were shelves, beds, and cupboards in the

manor house.

D

The hidden word is furniture.

E cupboard chair stairs window doorbed sofa wall bathtable picture desk shelf

Page 42


A 1. was 3. was 5. wasn’t2. weren’t 4. were 6. weren’t

B 1. was 3. were 5. wasn’t2. wasn’t 4. weren’t 6. was

C 1. Was; No, he wasn’t.2. Was; No, he wasn’t.3. Was; Yes, he was.4. Were; No, they weren’t.5. Were; Yes, they were.6. Were; No, they weren’t.

D 1. I was on holiday in Wales.2. The village houses weren’t big.3. Were they at Cosmeston last summer?4. Life was hard for the village people.5. Was the bakery in the village?

Page 43

E 1. There was 4. There were2. Was there 5. There wasn’t3. There weren’t 6. Were there

F 1. There weren’t any TVs.2. There were horses.3. There was a village.4. There was a bakery.5. There wasn’t a railway station.6. There weren’t any buses.

G 1. mine 3. hers 5. his2. theirs 4. ours 6. yours

H 1. mine 3. his 5. yours2. theirs 4. ours 6. hers

Page 44

Listening

CD Script

Hello, everyone and welcome to Cosmeston. As youknow, there isn’t a manor house here – the manor houseis under the ground. But let me show you a picture froma manor house from the 14th century. This is the lord’sbedroom. As you can see, his bed was big andcomfortable. There was usually a chair or two in the roomand sometimes there was a table too. In this picture, thereis a cupboard near the window. All the lord’s beautifulclothes were in the cupboard. In some manor houses,there were pictures in the rooms. Look at the pictures onthe wall. The one at the top is of King Edward III. He wasking of England from 1327-1377. Follow me to thebakery now. This way, please.

_____ _ ___ ___ _ _ __ _ ________ _

_____ _ _ _ _ _ ____

__

____

__

s1.

3.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

2.

4. _

h e l f

c u p b o a r d

d o o r

w i n d o w

c h a i r

t a b l e

p i c t u r e

s t a i r s

b e d

12

Units 7 - 8

A 1. – 2. �

B

Dialogue

A 1. left 2. right 3. open 4. holiday

Page 45

Writing


UNIT 8 – Chillingham CastlePage 46


Page 47

C 1. � 2. – 3 � 4. � 5. � 6. –

D 1. c 2. d 3. a 4. f 5. b 6. e

E 1. c 2. a 3. s 4. t 5. l 6. e

The hidden word is castle.

Page 48


A

B 1. tried 3. opened 5. stopped2. tidied 4. followed 6. baked

C 1. e 3. c 5. f 7. g2. a 4. h 6. d 8. b

D 1. made 4. cleaned2. didn’t tidy 5. didn’t wash3. didn’t bake

Page 49

E 1. Did Martha make breakfast on Wednesday? Yes, she did.

2. Did James tidy the bedrooms on Monday? No, he didn’t.

3. Did James bake a cake on Wednesday? Yes, he did.

4. Did Martha clean the bathroom on Friday? No, she didn’t.

5. Did James and Martha work on Saturday? No, they didn’t.

6. Did James wash the kitchen windows on Tuesday?Yes, he did.

F 1. stayed 5. saw2. waited 6. walked3. didn’t sleep 7. opened4. Did … see 8. didn’t know

G 1. Marcy went to England last summer.2. She went with her family.3. She stayed in a castle.4. She rode in a car to get there.5. She got there at night.6. She saw a ghost.

Page 50

Listening

CD Script

It was Saturday night. Sally was at home alone.Suddenly she heard a noise. The noise came fromupstairs. Sally went up the stairs, opened the bedroomdoor and looked in. There was nothing there. Shewalked across the hall. Now the noise was very loud. Itcame from the bathroom. She stood in front of thebathroom door and listened. She was very scared. Whatwas the noise? She opened the bathroom door and ... .

A 1. – 2. – 3. – 4. �

B 1. Saturday 2. upstairs 3. bathroom

Dialogue

A 1. didn’t 2. saw 3. mustn’t 4. was

Base Pastwalk walkedfollow followedlook lookedopen openedcry cried

study studiedtidy tidiedtry tried

Base Pastdie died

bake bakeddance dancedlike likedskip skippedstop stoppedplan plannedrob robbed

6

4

5

32

1

13

Units 8 - 9

Page 51

Writing


Possible answer:

Sharon and Kevin wanted to watch different films on TV.Then Kevin had an idea. He put on a costume. Suddenly,Sharon heard a noise. She looked out the window and sawa vampire. She screamed and ran up the stairs. Then Kevinsat down and watched the film he wanted to watch.

UNIT 9 – Olympic City 2008Page 52

A Answers will vary. The sports that will be in the 2008Summer Olympics are: swimming, running,gymnastics, javelin, judo.

Page 53

C 1. Yes 3. No 5. Yes2. No 4. No 6. Yes

D

Page 54


A 1. is going to host2. is going to win3. are going to fly4. is going to check5. are going to walk6. am going to watch

B 1. is going to light2. are going to bring3. is going to use4. are going to march5. are going to dance

C 1. b 2. d 3. c 4. e 5. a

D 1. They are going to watch the Olympics.2. We’re not going to run in the park.3. He’s going to put on a sweater.4. She isn’t going to fly to Beijing.

Page 55

E 1. is choosing 4. am not staying2. isn’t competing 5. is swimming3. are flying 6. are marching

F 1. Are you going to swim in 2008? No, I’m not.

2. Is he going to run in 2008? Yes, he is.

3. Is she going to play tennis in 2008? No, she isn’t.

4. Are they going to jump in 2008? Yes, they are.

5. Is he going to sail a boat in 2008? No he isn’t.

6. Are you going to play basketball in 2008? Yes, we are.

G 1. She’s going to have breakfast at 7.00.2. She’s going to run in the park.3. She’s going to run at 5.30.4. She’s going to study in school.5. She’s going to exercise.6. She’s going to sleep at 21.00.

Page 56

Listening

CD Script

“The two hundred metres is going to begin in a minute.Is everybody ready? ...”BANG ! “And they’re off! Number 7, wearing red, is running veryfast. He’s in the front. Number 6, in yellow, is fast too.Numbers 4 and 5 are slow, they’re at the back. Number6 is running fast now, he’s coming up behind number7... is he going to get in front of him? Yes ! Number 6,in yellow is now in first place ... Ten metres to go ...Yes! - First place is runner number 6, second place isrunner number 7, third place goes to number 5 andnumber 4 is last. What a race! Well done everybody.”

A 1. – 2. � 3. – 4. –

B a. 7 b. 6 c. 5

3

1

5

2

4

7

6

8

t

e

a

c

h

e

r

g

a

r

d

e

n

e

a

t

h

l

e

t

e

c

o

w

b

o

y

r

w rti ss

feh

c od

il mp co a n

14

Unit 9 and Round Up

Dialogue

A 1. minutes 3. race2. runner 4. good luck

Page 57

Writing


Round UpPage 58

A The thief in the bath

B Possible answers:

Unit 1: bus stop, float, trainUnit 2: ear, foot, eye, tongueUnit 3: giraffe, elephant, monkeyUnit 4: roller coaster, fireworks, ticket Unit 5: cow, doctor, teacher, hat, bootUnit 6: alien, chips, hamburger Unit 7: bed, cupboard, table, chairUnit 8: ghost, stairs, tableUnit 9: Olympic torch, stadium, athlete

Page 59

C 1. London 6. New York2. Texas 7. Glamorgan3. Kenya 8. Northumbria4. Stoke 9. China5. Queensland

Test Yourself

UNIT 1

Page 60

Vocabulary

1. school 5. bank 9. bus2. supermarket 6. post office 10. taxi3. bookshop 7. tube station 11. houses4. clothes shop 8. car 12. bus stop

Grammar

A 1. on 3. behind 5. between2. opposite 4. next to

B 1. is 3. is 5. am2. are 4. are

C 1. Is the bus behind the bus stop?2. No, it isn’t.3. Are the women next to the tube station?4. No, they aren’t.5. Is the man in front of the bank?6. Yes, he is.

UNIT 2

Page 61

Vocabulary

1. head 6. hand 11. tooth2. finger 7. hair 12. tongue3. mouth 8. eye 13. brain4. foot 9. nose 14. arm5. ear 10. face 15. intestine

Grammar

A 1. have got 6. haven’t got2. has got 7. Has … got3. have got 8. has got4. hasn’t got 9. Have … got5. Have … got 10. haven’t got

B

C 1. These 3. This2. Those 4. That

UNIT 3

Page 62

Vocabulary

A

B 1. tall, big 2. small, thin

Grammar

A 1. Don’t sit 3. Don’t put 5. Give2. Tidy 4. Put

B 1. like 4. runs2. don’t live 5. don’t climb3. doesn’t eat

C 1. Does a fish walk?2. No, it doesn’t.3. Do cats like milk?4. Yes, they do.5. Does a crocodile swim?6. Yes, it does.

1

4

7

5

8

6

3

2l

e

o

p

a

r

d

l e p h a n t

c r o c o d i l e

m o n k e y

s n a k e

g

l

r

a

f

f

z

b

r

t

a

r

Singular Plural

1. foot feet

2. mouse mice

3. sheep sheep

Singular Plural

4. tooth teeth

5. shelf shelves

6. woman women

h e a d x t q z f

a y b c d o e g i

n e g r j n k a n

d n f i n g e r t

m o u t h u b m e

h s l o d e r m s

a e f o o t a t t

i n a t d p i c i

r u c h l v n e n

w x e a r q j s e

15

Test Yourself Units 1, 2, 3


UNIT 4

Page 63

Vocabulary

1. football, skating2. basketball, swimming3. singing, skiing4. eating, walking5. drinking, dancing6. tennis, horse riding

Grammar

A 1. isn’t sitting 4. am not looking2. are reading 5. are writing3. isn’t playing 6. is climbing

B 1. aren’t screaming 4. sleeps2. go 5. isn’t stopping3. are watching

C 1. Do you often go to theme parks?2. Are people watching the show now?3. Does Larry sleep every afternoon?4. Is the car stopping now?

D 1. hate 3. likes 5. want2. know 4. understand

UNIT 5

Page 64

Vocabulary

The hidden words are clothes and shoes.

Grammar

A 1. can’t 3. can’t 5. can2. can 4. can’t

B 1. must 3. must 5. mustn’t2. mustn’t 4. mustn’t

C 1. Can you swim fast? 3. Must he drive?2. Can they write? 4. Must I drink?

D 1. My 3. Our 5. Susan’s2. Its 4. their 6. parents’

UNIT 6

Page 65

Vocabulary

1. pizza; U 5. bread; U 9. apple; C2. egg; C 6. lemon; C 10. chips; C3. tuna; U 7. cake; U 11. sausage; C4. pasta; U 8. salad; U

Grammar

A 1. an 3. a 5. a2. some 4. some 6. an

B 1. How many 4. There are2. How much 5. There is3. There is 6. There are

C 1. Is there a 5. Is there an2. there is 6. there is3. Are there any 7. Is there any4. there aren’t 8. there isn’t

s c h e e s e c

a p i z z a h

k u g g a i

e g s s h p p

t u n a c p s

o m a l g l a

a s t a g e p

r e a d i s o

e

l

e

m

o

n

p

b

7

6

5

4

3

2

8

10

9

12

11

c a p

d a ls a n

k e tj a c

s o c k s

s h i r t

j e a n s

s c a r f

AND

t r a i n e r s

h a t

o t sb o

e s sd r

t r o u s e r s

1

16


UNIT 7

Page 66

Vocabulary

1. table 5. desk 9. wall2. chair 6. stairs 10. picture3. shelf 7. cupboard4. window 8. sofa

Grammar

A 1. mine 3. yours 5. hers2. his 4. ours 6. theirs

B 1. was 3. were 5. Were2. were 4. was 6. Was

C 1. Was there 6. there wasn’t2. there was 7. Were there3. Were there 8. there were4. there weren’t 9. Were there5. Was there 10. there weren’t

UNIT 8

Page 67

Vocabulary

A 1. bathroom 4. hall2. living room 5. bedroom3. kitchen 6. dining room

B 1. bedroom 4. kitchen2. hall 5. dining room3. bathroom 6. living room

Grammar

A 1. remembered 6. tidied2. opened 7. planned3. cried 8. worked4. danced 9. loved5. stopped 10. hated

B 1. The lady went down the stairs.2. Jerry didn’t sleep last night.3. He ran into the kitchen.4. Jerry’s father didn’t hear a noise.5. A ghost visited me last night.

C 1. Did Jerry run away?2. Did Jerry’s mother see the ghost?3. Did the ghost walk down the stairs?4. Did you have breakfast this morning?

D 1. b 2. d 3. a 4. c

UNIT 9

Page 68

Vocabulary

1. teacher 5. baker 9. cowboy2. athlete 6. king 10. farmer3. nurse 7. chef 11. waiter4. soldier 8. queen 12. gardener

Grammar

A 1. am going to watch2. Is … going to begin3. is going to run4. aren’t going to eat5. Are … going to meet6. am not going to exercise7. are going to compete8. isn’t going to buy

B 1. Are … going2. is flying3. Are … staying4. isn’t swimming5. Is … planning6. are having7. aren’t leaving8. aren’t playing

g t e a c h e r w

i a t h l e t e a

n u r s e o b f i

s o l d i e r a t

p b a k e r s r e

e f s k i n g m r

c h e f q u e e n

c o w b o y q r d

17

ISBN 9963-46-381-9

,!7IJ9G3-egdibh!B Burlington Books

answer key 10 · 2013-07-10 · she’s got blonde hair, blue eyes and glasses. she’s sitting...

Documents