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SUMMER FUN

B Burlington Books

Anna EllisLinda Marks

Answer Key

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SUMMER FUN 1 Answer Keyby Anna Ellis and Linda Marks

Burlington Books

P. O. Box 54411

3721 Limassol

Cyprus

Burlington Books is an imprint of Danos Books Ltd.

IH-006-867Copyright © 2009 Burlington Books

Contents

Unit Title Page

1 ActionQuest 4

2 Tropical Islands Resort 5

3 Pilgrim Village 7

4 At the Rodeo 8

5 Madagascar 10

6 Good Food 12

7 Tree House Holiday 14

8 Holidays with a Difference 16

9 Holidays and You 17

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Unit 1

A 1. g 3. d 5. i 7. a 9. h 2. j 4. b 6. c 8. f 10. e

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

D 1. ActionQuest is a summer camp at sea. 2. ActionQuest is fun and hard work.

E 1. fat 3. big 5. hot 2. tall 4. long

F 1. bird 4. elephant 6. tiger 2. monkey 5. fish 7. snake 3. lion Joy’s favourite animal is a dolphin.

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Grammar

A 1. I 3. She 5. They 2. We 4. He 6. you

B 1. are 3. is 5. is 2. are 4. am

C 1. is 3. am 5. are 7. is 2. aren’t 4. is 6. isn’t

D 1. Are the birds in the sky? 2. Is the ship in the ocean? 3. Is the captain on the beach? 4. Are the dolphins near the ship? 5. Is the work easy?

E 1. No, they aren’t. 4. Yes, they are. 2. Yes, it is. 5. No, it isn’t. 3. No, he isn’t.

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F 1. on 4. behind 7. between 2. next to 5. in 8. under 3. in front of 6. opposite

G 1. in 4. in front of 7. under 2. between 5. on 3. next to 6. behind

H 1. is 3. isn’t 5. isn’t 2. aren’t 4. is 6. is

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Listening

Laura: Hi Sandy! This is Laura. Sandy: Oh, hi Laura! Where are you? Are you

still at your photography summer camp? Laura: Yes, I am. My parents are here for a

visit, so I’m talking to you on my dad’s phone. How are you, Sandy?

Sandy: I’m fine. Right now I’m at the zoo with my little sister.

Laura: Then you and I are watching the animals at the same time. We often take photographs of animals here. I love taking photos of the fish. They’re very colourful.

Sandy: What about snakes, Laura? Have you got any snakes at the camp? The snakes here at the zoo are very interesting.

Laura: We’ve got snakes here, but I’m scared of them. I prefer taking photographs of fish and birds. Oh, and Sandy there are some dolphins here, too.

Sandy: Dolphins? I love dolphins, Laura! Laura: Then why don’t you come and visit me

at camp next weekend? My parents can bring you next Sunday.

Sandy: That’s a great idea. OK, so see you on Sunday.

Laura: OK. Have fun! See you on Sunday. Bye. Sandy: Bye.

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

Dialogue

A 1. My name is 4. Thanks for your help 2. This is my 5. You’re welcome 3. Welcome to

Dictation

A 1. lion 5. snake 9. zebra 2. elephant 6. giraffe 10. tiger 3. monkey 7. fish 4. bird 8. dolphin

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B 1. c 3. f 5. d 7. h 9. a 2. g 4. b 6. i 8. e 10. j

Page 9

Writing Quick Check 1. My name is Pam and I’m 15 years old. 2. My birthday is on 12th May. 3. I live in London, England.

B Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

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Test Yourself

Vocabulary

A 1. fish, dolphin 3. zebra 2. lion, tiger 4. bird

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

Grammar

A 1. are, They aren’t tall 2. are, They aren’t slow. 3. is, She isn’t old. 4. are, We aren’t cold. 5. is, It isn’t in New York.

B 1. Is Emma tall? Yes, she is. 2. Is the beach clean? No, it isn’t. 3. Are the snakes long? Yes, they are. 4. Is Dave fat? Yes, he is. 5. Is Tom a surfer? Yes, he is.

C 1. on 3. next to 5. behind 2. in 4. under

Unit 2Page 12

A 1. shorts 5. hat 9. socks 2. sandals 6. jacket 10. shoes 3. swimsuit 7. dress 11. trousers 4. boots 8. T-shirt 12. tracksuit

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C 1. It is in Germany. 2. They wear a swimsuit and sandals. 3. The Bali Lagoon is 1,200 square metres. 4. You can see 20,000 types of tropical plants. 5. You can see restaurants, street shows, a

market and tropical houses.

D Summer: sandals, swimsuit, T-shirt, shorts Summer and Winter: dress, socks, trousers Winter: boots, jacket, hat

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Grammar

A 1. has got 4. has got 2. have got 5. haven’t got 3. haven’t got

B 1. has got 4. hasn’t got 2. hasn’t got 5. have got 3. has got 6. haven’t got

a. Brad b. Dan

C 1. Has the village got tropical houses? Yes, it has.

2. Have the gardens got trees? Yes, they have. 3. Have the children got a football?

No, they haven’t. 4. Have the parents got drinks? Yes, they have. 5. Has the mother got a jacket?

No, she hasn’t. 6. Has the boy got a hat? Yes, he has. 7. Has the girl got a blue T-shirt?

No, she hasn’t.

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D 1. mice 4. children 7. men 2. feet 5. women 8. teeth 3. people 6. fish

E 1. This 3. That 5. This 2. Those 4. These

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Dictation

A 1. T-shirt 5. sandals 9. shorts 2. hat 3 6. socks 10. tracksuit 3. jacket 3 7. dress 4. swimsuit 8. trousers 3

B See exercise A above.

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Writing Quick Check 1. My name is Christine. 2. What is your name? 3. These water slides are great!


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Test Yourself

Vocabulary

A 1. dress 3. boots 2. jacket 4. trousers

B 1. hat 4. shoes 7. socks 2. T-shirt 5. tracksuit 8. shorts 3. sandals 6. swimsuit

Grammar

A 1. teeth 4. people 2. fish 5. mice 3. feet 6. children

B 1 haven’t got 4. hasn’t got 2. have got 5. haven’t got 3. has got

C 1. This 3. Those 2. These 4. That

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Listening

Andrea: Good Morning – Tropical Islands Resort, Andrea speaking. How can I help you?

Mr Hopkins: Hello. I want some information, please.

Andrea: What do you want to know, sir? Mr Hopkins: Is there a show today? Andrea: Yes, there is – the Caribbean and

Limbo show. Mr Hopkins: Can you tell me about it, please? Andrea: Of course. It’s great fun. It’s a

traditional Caribbean musical show with songs and dances. The dancers have got traditional Caribbean clothes. They’re beautiful and very colourful.

Mr Hopkins: Wow, that sounds great! I love Caribbean dancing. The Limbo’s a Caribbean dance, right?

Andrea: Yes. It’s a dance from Trinidad. Trinidad is one of the Caribbean islands. The dancers try and dance under a stick. It’s not easy, but it’s great fun.

Mr Hopkins: Fantastic! What time is the show? Andrea: We’ve got a show at 4 o’clock in

the afternoon and there’s another one at 8 o’clock tonight.

Mr Hopkins: Well, thank you for the information. Can I have four tickets for the 8 o’clock show, please?

Andrea: Yes, of course. How do you want to pay?

A 1. is 3. dance 2. are 4. 8 o’clock

Dialogue

A 1. What’s your name 2. Where are you from 3. I’m from 4. I live 5. How old are you

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Unit 3Page 20

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C 1. 21st 3. houses 5. haven’t got 2. pilgrims 4. grow 6. Andy’s sister

D 1. cinema 2. clothes shop 3. supermarket, restaurant 4. library

E 1. restaurant 3. post office 5. library 2. bank 4. supermarket 6. cinema

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Grammar

A 1. live 5. prefers 9. speak 2. grows 6. see 10. learn 3. run 7. go 4. loves 8. makes

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C 1. visit 4. works 7. tells 2. walk 5. picks 8. learn 3. talk 6. builds 9. enjoy

D 1. The pilgrims don’t watch TV. 2. James doesn’t work in the house. 3. The children don’t play computer games. 4. Jennifer doesn’t like the life of a pilgrim. 5. I don’t bake bread. 6. You and your friends don’t live in a big city. 7. We don’t study at the weekend. 8. Lisa doesn’t know old English.

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E 1. Does Jenny bake bread on Wednesdays? Yes, she does.

2. Do Jed and Albert build houses on Mondays? Yes, they do.

3. Does Jenny pick apples on Tuesdays? No, she doesn’t.

4. Does Jed mend chairs on Thursdays? Yes, he does.

5. Does Albert brush the horses on Thursdays? Yes, he does.

6. Does Jenny feed the ducks on Fridays? No, she doesn’t.

F 1. Do you want to visit the Mayflower? 2. Do the pilgrims wear modern clothes? 3. Does Jack work in the village? 4. Do the students enjoy the programme? 5. Do you want to come here again?

G 1. Excuse me 3. Go up 2. turn right 4. Go

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Listening

Father: Can you look at the map and tell me where to turn? I don’t want to miss the road to Plymouth.

Mother: All right! We’re on route 3 at the moment.

Father: Right. So what do I do next? Mother: Well we need to follow the signs to

route 44 and then drive east. Father: OK. Girl: There’s a sign – it says Plymouth! >>>

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Father: Great! We’re on the right road. We can see Mayflower II first, and then we can have lunch. OK, Jenny?

Girl: OK, but what is Mayflower II? Mother: Mayflower II is a replica of the first

pilgrims’ ship. Some people built it in England. Then, in 1957, a group of people sailed it to the USA, in the same way as the original pilgrims.

Father: Well – here’s Plymouth. Where do I go now?

Mother: Go towards the sea and turn right onto Water Street. Then, go straight until you can see the ship.

Girl: Is there anything else to do in Plymouth?

Mother: Yes. There’s a pilgrim village near the ship. Girl: Great. I want to go there, too. Father: OK. We can visit the pilgrim village

after lunch.

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

Dialogue

A 1. How about 4. Let’s go to 2. not crazy about 5. That’s a great idea 3. Why don’t we

Dictation

A 1. library 5. hospital 9. park 2. post office 6. restaurant 10. museum 3. bank 7. supermarket 4. house 8. clothes shop

B 1. f 5. h 9. b 2. c 6. a 10. e 3. i 7. j 4. g 8. d

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Writing Quick Check 1. The supermarket is near the post office. 2. Students work at the Pilgrim Village. 3. A pilgrim shows you the village.


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Test Yourself

Vocabulary

A 1. park 3. house 5. park 2. restaurant 4. cinema 6. street

B 1. house 3. bank 2. post office 4. library

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1. museum 3. library 5. cinema 2. hospital 4. house 6. church

Grammar

A 1. works 3. doesn’t eat 5. love 2. Do you go 4. ask

B 1. work 3. don’t drive 5. goes 2. takes 4. doesn’t work

C 1. Do you work at the village? 2. Does Richard build houses? 3. Do they eat fish? 4. Does the boy help his father? 5. Do your friends like the park?

Unit 4Page 28

A 1. ice skating 4. swimming 7. judo 2. football 5. volleyball 8. hockey 3. skiing 6. aerobics

The hidden word is cowboy.

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

D The cowboy wants to stay on the bull’s back. The rodeo clown stands in front of the bull.

E 1. judo 3. hockey 5 basketball 2. climbing 4. horse riding 6. tennis

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Grammar

A 1. is running 4. am writing 2. are riding 5. is getting 3. is starting 6. are working

B

C 1. are having 4. is playing 2. are watching 5. is singing 3. are walking 6. am having

D 1. isn’t going 4. are watching 2. am having 5. aren’t competing 3. isn’t helping

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E 1. Is Tom watching the show? 2. Is Tom buying a ticket to the rodeo now? 3. Are the bulls running? 4. Is Tina sitting on a black horse? 5 Are Jodi and Harry eating ice cream?

F 1. No, he isn’t. 4. Yes, she is. 2. Yes, he is. 5. No, they aren’t. 3. No, they aren’t.

G 1. is running 4. doesn’t like 2. Do you want 5. thinks 3. are playing

H 1. go, are going 3. do, are doing 2. rides, is riding 4. is buying, buys

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Listening

Reporter: Good afternoon and welcome to the show. Today, I’m talking to a rodeo clown at the Wild West Rodeo Show. Hi there and thanks for talking to me. What’s your name?

Clown: My clown name’s Flint. Flint’s a name from the wild west. The names of rodeo clowns are often from the Wild West.

Reporter: You’re rodeo clowns, but do you wear clown’s clothes?

Clown: Oh, yes. We wear clown costumes and do silly things. But the real work starts when the bull rider comes into the ring.

Reporter: What happens then? Clown: Well, rodeo clowns usually work in

threes. Today, I’m working with Tex and Eddie over there. Two clowns shout at the bull from a distance and the third clown is the barrel man. He gets near the bull. The clown’s got a barrel and he jumps into it when the bull comes very close to him.

Reporter: Phew! What does he do then? Clown: Well, he waits until the bull moves

away. Then he jumps out of the barrel again.

Reporter: It sounds dangerous! Clown: It is very dangerous – we sometimes

get hurt. But we don’t usually get hurt badly.

Reporter: Wow! Do you enjoy your work? Clown: It’s great to hear everyone in the

audience clapping their hands ... and when the cowboys thank us – the rodeo clowns – for our work, it’s a wonderful feeling. The cowboys like the clowns to be in the ring.

Reporter: Do you mind if we stay and watch the show?

Clown: Of course, you can. You’re welcome! Reporter: Thanks for talking to us Flint, and good

luck.

A 1. Flint 4. rodeo clown 2. wear 5. want 3. threes

Dialogue

A 1. now 4. usually 2. It’s amazing 5. this year 3. Do you ever

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eat – eating sit – sitting

walk - walking run - running

shout - shouting stop - stopping

climb - climbing swim - swimming

bake – baking die – dying

give - giving lie - lying

compete - competing tie - tying

make - making

dance - dancing

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Dictation

A 1. hockey 5. tennis 3 8. skiing 2. judo 6. basketball 3 9. horse riding 3. football 3 7. aerobics 10. climbing 4. volleyball 3

B See exercise A above.

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Writing Quick Check 1. because 2. and 3. but


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Test Yourself

Vocabulary

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1. tennis 3. football 5. horse riding 2. aerobics 4. ice skating 6. volleyball

B 1. skiing 3. swimming 2. basketball 4. hockey

Grammar

A 1. is working 2. Are the children running 3. am not talking 4. is crying 5. aren’t dancing

B 1. work 4. is cleaning 2. start 5. are preparing 3. finish

C 1. Are you watching 2. Do your friends like 3. Is Ben helping 4. Do they make 5. Are the people listening

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A 1. face 6. body 11. ear 2. hair 7. leg 12. tongue 3. head 8. eye 13. finger 4. teeth 9. nose 14. arm 5. neck 10. mouth

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

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Grammar

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

B 1. A frog can’t jump high. 2. A fish can swim. 3. A snake can’t run.

C 1. You can see the lemurs in the forest. 2. I can play football on the sand. 3. The aye-ayes can find insects easily. 4. Can we swim in the sea? 5. We can have a wonderful holiday in

Madagascar.

D 1. mustn’t – b 2. mustn’t – d 3. must – c 4. mustn’t – a 5. must – e

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

F 1. c 3. b 5. d 7. f 2. e 4. g 6. a

G 1. Its 3. My 5. My 2. Our 4. her

H 1. The aye-aye’s 4. The boys’ 2. My sister’s 5. The guide’s 3. Dad’s 6. Geckos’

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Listening

Woman: Hello, can I help you, sir? Man: Yes, please, I’m thinking about a

holiday in Madagascar. It sounds like an interesting place.

Woman: Oh, it’s a wonderful place to visit. For example, there are many fantastic national parks. You can see hundreds of unusual animals there – for example lemurs and special types of frogs.

Man: Why are the animals there so special? Woman: Well, almost 75% of the animals in

Madagascar don’t live anywhere else in the world.

Man: Wow! I didn’t know that! What else is there to do?

Woman: Err, let’s see. Oh, yes, there are guided tours in different parts of the country and you can go round Antananarivo, the capital. It’s got beautiful narrow streets and houses from wood. The markets are fun as well. You can also visit a place called Ambalavao and see how they make paper.

Man: And what about the beaches? I love sitting on the beach and swimming in the sea.

Woman: Oh, the beaches are beautiful and you can swim in the sea, but you must be careful – there are sharks in the water.

Man: Well, I’m definitely going to arrange a holiday there. It sounds fantastic.

Woman: OK, so when do you want to go?

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

Dialogue

A 1. I’m so excited 4. Can they 2. What are you 5. I must hurry 3. can

Dictation

A 1. mouth 5. hair 9. leg 2. arm 6. nose 10. body 3. neck 7. ear 4. fingers 8. eye

B 1. g 5. a 9. j 2. h 6. f 10. d 3. c 7. b 4. i 8. e

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Writing Quick Check 1. The big crocodiles swim quickly. 2. The small boys are sitting quietly in the jeep.


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D Sweet Food: chocolate, cake, biscuit Vegetables: potato, broccoli, carrot Milk Products: cheese, butter, yoghurt Fruit: apple, orange, banana

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Grammar

A Countable Nouns: biscuit, apple, egg, sandwich, banana, carrot

Uncountable Nouns: chocolate, tea, sugar, water, cheese, milk

B 1. an egg 4. some tea 2. some water 5. some cheese 3. some apples 6. a banana

C 1. any 5. any 9. some 2. an 6. the 10. The 3. any 7. any 4. the 8. the

D 1. a 5. some 9. any / a 2. an 6. The 10. some 3. a 7. an 4. a 8. a

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E 1. There are 3. There aren’t 5. There is 2. There is 4. There isn’t

F 1. There are some 5. There isn’t any 2. There aren’t any 6. There is an 3. There is some 7. There is a 4. There are some

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

H 1. How many 4. How much 2. How many 5. How many 3. How much 6. How much

Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

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Test Yourself

Vocabulary 1. finger 2. legs, arms 3. mouth, teeth

Grammar

A 1. can’t 2. can 3. can’t 4. can

B 1. Can the girl catch the frog? No, she can’t. 2. Can the aye-aye climb the tree? Yes, it can. 3. Can the baby bird fly? No, it can’t.

C 1. must 2. must 3. mustn’t

D 1. Their 2. Her 3. Its 4. Your

E 1. Dave’s 2. The boys’

Unit 6Page 44

A

1. bread 4. fish 7. chicken 2. chocolate 5. egg 8. cake 3. salad 6. pizza

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C 1. a. It has got ancient houses. b. It has got beautiful beaches. c. It has got the El Bulli restaurant. 2. It is one of the best restaurants in the world. 3. You can eat special breads, vegetable and fish

meals and chocolate desserts. 4. A meal is €175. 5. 800,000; 8,000

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Listening

Tina: Isn’t this a great restaurant? There are so many things to choose from on the menu. What do you want, Nancy?

Nancy: I’m not sure ... maybe I’ll have pizza ... . No ... No ... It’s not healthy! I’ll have a tuna salad!

Tina: That’s a good idea, Nancy. Tuna salad is very healthy. What about you, Greg?

Greg: Well, I don’t care about healthy food and I love pizza – so I’m ordering pizza, some chips – and chocolate milk ... that sounds like a good meal to me.

Tina: Pizza, chips and chocolate milk isn’t a healthy meal. Everybody needs to eat healthy food, Greg. What are you having to drink, Nancy?

Nancy: Um … apple juice. I love apple juice. Tina: OK, so Greg and Nancy know what they

want. What about you, Jason? Jason: I can’t decide ... everything sounds

delicious. Tina: It is! Jason: Um ... I ... I want chicken and vegetables. Greg: What? Chicken and vegetables – but you

can have chicken and vegetables at home ... that’s boring.

Jason: I like chicken and vegetables so I’m having chicken and vegetables.

Tina: Greg, Jason likes healthy food – and that’s good. OK then we’re ready to order. Let’s call the waiter.

Nancy: But Tina, what about you? What are you having?

Tina: Oh ... I’ll have a chocolate cake and some chocolate milk.

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Dialogue

A 1. Can I help you 4. Would you like 2. I’d like 5. I prefer 3. How many

Dictation

A 1. chicken 5. milk 9. cake 2. egg 6. apple 10. carrot 3. bread 7. chocolate 4. pizza 8. orange

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Writing Quick Check 1. c 2. a 3. b


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Test Yourself

Vocabulary

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Jenny’s favourite food is fish and chips.

Grammar

A 1. c 2. u 3. u 4. c 5. c

B 1. some 2. a, The 3. any 4. an

C 1. There is 4. Is there 2. There aren’t 5. There isn’t 3. Are there

D 1. How much 4. How many 2. How many 5. How many 3. How much

Unit 7

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A 1. bedroom 6. hall 2. shower 7. stairs 3. living room 8. dining room 4. bathroom 9. kitchen 5. toilet 10. garden

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

D There were two bedrooms in Lee’s tree. There wasn’t electricity in the tree house. Lee was at an outdoor film.

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Grammar

A 1. was 3. were 5. was 2. were 4. was 6. was

B 1. I wasn’t in Australia last year. 2. We weren’t in a hotel. 3. The kitchen wasn’t in the garden. 4. The bathroom wasn’t in the tree house. 5. The bedrooms weren’t small. 6. The film wasn’t in the cinema.

C 1. was 3. weren’t 5. wasn’t 2. weren’t 4. were

D 1. Were, Yes, they were. 2. Was, No, he wasn’t. 3. Was, No, she wasn’t. 4. Was, No, it wasn’t. 5. Were, Yes, they were.

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E 1. There were 4. Was there 2. Were there 5. There was 3. There weren’t 6. There wasn’t

F 1. Were there any animals on the island? 2. There was a shopping centre in the city. 3. There were four rooms in the tree house. 4. There wasn’t any electricity on the island. 5. Was there a nice beach in Hawaii? 6. Were there any people on the beach

yesterday?

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Clerk: No, I’m sorry. Our prices don’t include breakfast. But you can make breakfast in the kitchen.

Mrs Davis: Yes, I suppose that’s OK. Clerk: So, when do you want to come? Mrs Davis: Um … on the 5th of August. That’s

next month – Is that OK? Clerk: I think so. Let me check. OK. Yes,

there’s no problem. You can come on the 5th of August. Let me take your details and we can do the booking.

A 1. Mrs Davis’ friends 4. six 2. Five 5. $145 3. is 6. August

Dialogue

A 1. Excuse me 4. How long 2. turn left 5. It’s not far 3. for about two minutes

Dictation

A 1. stairs 5. dining room 8. garden 2. hall 6. door 9. toilet 3. bedroom 7. kitchen 10. window 4. floor

B 1. kitchen, dining room 2. bedroom 3. garden 4. stairs 5. hall

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Writing Quick Check 1. at, on 2. in 3. in


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Test Yourself

Vocabulary

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

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H 1. mine 3. his 5. theirs 2. yours 4. ours

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Listening

Clerk: Tree House Holiday Village. Can I help you?

Mrs Davis: Yes, my name’s Anne Davis. My friends were at the Holiday Village last year and they were very happy. So we want to have a tree house holiday, too.

Clerk: How many of you are there? Mrs Davis: There are five of us. My husband and

I and we’ve got three children. Clerk: Well, we’ve got great tree houses

in the forest. Five people can stay in any of the tree houses. So that’s no problem.

Mrs Davis: My friends were in a house with two bedrooms and a living room.

Clerk: Oh, they were in the big tree house, then. It’s wonderful! Do you want the same house?

Mrs Davis: Well, is there a kitchen in it? Clerk: Yes, there’s a small kitchen. Mrs Davis: That’s great! Our friends were happy

there so … Yes, we want that house. Clerk: How many days do you want to stay

here? Mrs Davis: We want to come for six days. How

much does it cost? Clerk: Well, there are other houses for $125

a day but the house you want is $145 a day.

Mrs Davis: $145 Does the price include breakfast?

Personal Pronouns Possessive Pronouns

I mine

you yours

he his

she hers

we ours

you yours

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Grammar

A 1. was 3. wasn’t 5. Was 2. were 4. weren’t

B 1. There were 4. There was 2. Was there 5. Were there 3. There wasn’t

C 1. mine 3. theirs 5. ours 2. hers 4. his

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A 1. bed 5. cupboard 9. door 2. table 6. sofa 10. lamp 3. chair 7. shelf 11. picture 4. window 8. carpet 12. desk

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C 1. didn’t have 4. a hobbits’ motel 2. ice 5. swim 3. New Zealand 6. two

D Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

E 1. chairs, lamp, tables, carpet, sofa 2. windows, bed, desk, shelf

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Grammar

A

B 1. saw 4. had 7. took 2. went 5. made 8. bought 3. heard 6. came

C 1. went 5. didn’t go 8. saw 2. had 6. stayed 9. bought 3. did 7. had 10. slept 4. slept

D 1. cleaned 4. didn’t wash 6. didn’t clean 2. didn’t clean 5. worked 7. didn’t work 3. made

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E 1. Did Sarah and Brad stay, Yes, they did. 2. Did Dave dive, No, he didn’t. 3. Did Tina and Jane stay, No, they didn’t. 4. Did Gina see, Yes, she did.

F 1. When 3. Why 5. Who 2. Where 4. What 6. How

G 1. Where did Val read about the unusual hotels? 2. When did Keith go to Paris? 3. Who did you visit yesterday? 4. How did you find the hotel? 5. What did you have for breakfast at the hotel?

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Listening

Jodi: Pete… you can’t believe this place …it’s amazing!

Pete: Where are you, Jodi? Jodi: We’re at a safari park in South Africa.

We’re staying in little houses in the middle of the jungle. It’s fantastic.

Pete: Wow! Jodi: Each little house has got two rooms! My

bed’s next to the window and yesterday I saw a gorilla drinking water from the small swimming pool outside. I was really scared.

Pete: A gorilla? I can’t believe it! Do you see a lot of animals?

Jodi: Well, yesterday, we went on a special bus into the jungle and we saw zebras, giraffes and other animals too.

Pete: Did you see lions and cheetahs?

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Jodi: We saw a lion. It was asleep under a tree, but we didn’t see any cheetahs.

Pete: That’s a shame! Jodi: But, we saw some elephants and rhinos.

They were far away but we looked at them with our binoculars. There was a baby elephant too. It was so cute.

Pete: Wow! You’re so lucky! What about at night? What do you do?

Jodi: Well, last night we went to a party in the hotel. It was fun!

Mum: Jodi, come on. We’re going. Jodi: Oh, my mum’s calling me. I’ve got to go.

See you next week. Pete: Great. Have a good time. Bye!

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

Dialogue

A 1. Did you have 4. I couldn’t believe it 2. it was great 5. That’s amazing 3. Where was it 6. What did you do

Dictation

A 1. shelf 5. bed 9. chair 2. lamp 6. table 10. carpet 3. sofa 7. window 4. cupboard 8. door

B top row: 5, 6 second row: 9, 7 third row: 4, 1 fourth row: 3, 2 fifth row: 10, 8

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Writing Quick Check 1. Wow! 2. Our holiday was nice. 3. What time did you leave the hotel? 4. We went to Switzerland, France, Belgium and

Holland.


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Test Yourself

Vocabulary 1. sofas 2. pictures 3. tables, chairs 4. carpet 5. cupboard, shelves 6. window 7. desk 8. lamp

Grammar

A 1. ran 4. stood 7. played 2. loved 5. cried 8. stopped 3. walked 6. heard

B 1. went 4. didn’t buy 2. didn’t enjoy 5. Did you come 3. Did you travel 6. sent

C 1. When 3. Why 5. What 2. Who 4. Where

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A 1. a 6. g 11. j 2. i 7. f 12. b 3. k 8. l 13. c 4. d 9. h 14. m 5. n 10. e

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

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Grammar

A 1. are going to go 4. aren’t going to watch 2. is going to help 5. isn’t going to join 3. am going to start 6. am going to listen

B 1. are going to read 4. is going to prepare 2. is going to give 5. isn’t going to sing 3. aren’t going to stay 6. am going to have

C 1. Jacob is going to play football. 2. Paul is going to fall on a banana skin. 3. Mr and Mrs Smith are going to ride their

bikes. 4. Marla is going to read her book. 5. The Black family is going to have lunch.

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D 1. Are you going to study science next year? 2. Are you going to use a computer at school

next year? 3. Are your friends going to study in your class

next year? 4. Are you going to have the same English

teacher next year?

Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

E 1. are not going to travel 2. are going to stay 3. are going to do 4. are going to go 5. is going to help 6. am going to take 7. am going to send

F 1. They are going to the amusement park. 2. They are going to the art museum on Tuesday. 3. They are taking pictures in the city. 4. They are going to the park on Thursday. 5. They are going to the beach on Friday.

G 1. at 3. in 5. on 2. at 4. at 6. on

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Listening

Manager: Hello everybody. Welcome to Dawson’s Electronics. We hope you all enjoy your day here. Dawson’s always has a day once a year, for children to come to work with their parents. We hope today is going to be a good day for you all.

Before we start, I want to look at the plan for today with you. At 9 o’clock you’re going to meet Mrs Robson. She’s going to tell you about our safety rules. After that, you’re all going to the meeting room at half past nine. Mr Wendel is going to explain about the company and the different things we do here. Any questions so far?

Boy 1: Are we going to do any of the work? Manager: Of course. I’m going to explain that

to you now. After that, you’re going to get into three groups. Each group is going to work in a different section for an hour and then move to the next section. The three sections are the laboratory, the office and the factory.

Boy 2: I think we’re going to be hungry after that!

Manager: I think you’re right. Don’t worry. After that, you’re going to the restaurant. You’re going to get a big lunch there today.

Girl: What about after lunch? Manager: After lunch, you’re going to shadow

your parents. Girl: What’s that? Manager: It means you’re going to follow your

parents and see what they do all day. Oh, here’s Mrs Robson now so let’s get started.

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

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Grammar

A 1. is going to enter, is going to write, are going to enter

2. Are you going to start, am not going to pack

B 1. Are you going to see a film later? 2. Is your friend going to visit you tomorrow? /

Are you going to visit your friend tomorrow? 3. Are you going to meet your friends at the

weekend? Accept all logical and grammatically correct

answers.

C 1. are meeting 3. aren’t leaving 2. Is Frank bringing

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

Dialogue

A 1. What do you want 4. Why are you going 2. nervous 5. I’m planning to 3. soon

Dictation

A 1. dentist 6. waiter 2. doctor 7. singer 3. reporter 8. policeman 4. chef 9. computer technician 5. artist 10. vet

B 1. e 5. g 9. a 2. c 6. f 10. j 3. i 7. d 4. b 8. h

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Writing Quick Check 1. Monday 2. because 3. First


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Test Yourself

Vocabulary 1. dentist 6. chef 2. waiter 7. reporter 3. vet 8. artist 4. singer 9. doctor 5. photographer 10. actor

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