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Student's Book Answer Key PDF
Student's Book Answer Key PDF
Student's Book Answer Key PDF
Introductory Unit
Reading 1 p8 2 a I study English and German.
b My sister’s got three mobiles.
1 1 a 2 b 3 c 4 b 5 a 6 b c I’m going to London, because there are many
interesting places to see.
2 1 c 2 d 3 e 4 b 5 f 6 a d I like football, rugby and athletics.
3 a, f, i, j e How old are you?
f This book, which he wrote ten years ago, is still
b, e, h
very popular.
c, d, g
g She’s coming to see me later this morning.
5 1 A 2 C h My friend doesn’t have time to do his homework.
Writing p10 d
Although Pablo works hard, he never seems tired.
Pablo works hard but he never seems tired.
e When Emma won the prize, she was
1 a S received
congratulated by her teacher.
b G When I get home, I will call you.
Emma won the prize, so she was congratulated
c S tomorrow by her teacher.
d G He asked me how old I am.
e S especially 7 a, i b, e c, d f, j g, h
f G I must do my homework before I go out.
g S exciting
h G Yesterday I went to London.
i G Where did you go last night?
j G This car is cheaper than all the others.
k G I don’t think there is anybody in the house.
3 1
Vocabulary p22
1 a sunbathing, photography, safari, cruise,
sightseeing, surfing, diving
b hotel, youth hostel, villa, campsite, cruise ship
Vocabulary p23
1 1 an
2 a
3 a
4 –
5 The
6 the (We use the because the island has already
been mentioned.)
7 – (We don’t use the with the names of most
countries.)
2 A wood field hill
B mountain sea river cliff coast
C wood forest
D mountain river valley
E desert hill valley
Writing p23
1 a, c, e
2 Yes
Vocabulary p27
Grammar p26 1 a take f do
1 a usually c hardly ever b have g take
c done h do
b often d never
d do i took
2 a Our teacher is never late for our lesson. e do
b I sometimes design my own clothes. / I design
my own clothes sometimes. / Sometimes, I
design my own clothes.
c My uncle and aunt often go on holiday to India. /
Grammar p27
My uncle and aunt go on holiday to India often. 1 a write c are learning
d My brother usually goes to his art class on b lives d are doing
Wednesdays. / My brother goes to his art class
on Wednesdays usually. / Usually my brother 2 1 a 2 b 3 d 4 c
goes to his art class on Wednesdays.
3 1 ✓ 5 are recruiting
e We rarely go on holiday in winter.
2 teach 6 include
3 are offering 7 take
4 are 8 ✓
Writing p29
1 exclamation mark 1 (d)
full stop 5 (a, b, c, f, e)
speech marks 1 (f)
comma 3 (f, g)
capital letter 9 (a–g)
apostrophe 2 (c, g)
question mark 1 (e)
Reading p31
clothes or clothes that used to be owned by the
stars, but then says, Don’t look at those!, so
we can eliminate A and B.
1 A (B isn’t correct because the notice says 3 A … so many, you may not be able to decide.
hundreds of items and not everything. C isn’t Are many and aren’t many sound similar,
correct because it says that the sale starts but the surrounding context should make
tomorrow.) it clear that B is wrong. Sports lessons are
2 B (A isn’t correct because the sign refers mentioned but the text doesn’t say that these
to a coffee shop on the third floor, not a are best.
restaurant. C isn’t correct because snacks are 4 A Exchanging is a website just for swapping
food.) unwanted items. Explain that just here means
3 C (A isn’t correct because, if it were, the sign ‘only’. There’s no maximum number so B
would say ‘Do not park here’ or ‘No parking’. isn’t correct.
B isn’t correct because the sign says thieves 5 B it reviews all the best music sites … you’ll
are active.) find out … which are the best sites for you to
4 C (A and B aren’t correct because there is a download music from. The site doesn’t advise
ticket machine. You only need to buy from about music itself, so A isn’t correct.
a member of staff if the ticket machine isn’t 6 A At the moment it only reviews places in
working.) Europe, but this is changing next month
5 C (A isn’t correct because the offer applies on … it will also review hotels and other top
weekdays. B isn’t correct because the offer accommodation in Australia and other
applies from 4 o’clock to 6 o’clock, not before continents. The site gives you links to other
4 o’clock.) websites where you can book your holiday so
C isn’t correct.
Vocabulary p34
F D M K E R P R R G T T
O T C P R L I J E A N S
1 a try on d wear out S E H A E H E T B N A A
b take off e wear N T E B S R U T S T G W
c get C A S U A L S K I R T R
B E L T T R O U S E R S
Speaking p34 F O R M A L S C A R F I
O H A D N O M N E E T N
1 1 A 2 D 3 B 4 E 5 C
2 Suggested answers
Place Advantages Disadvantages
Writing p35
1 market – often cheap
– you can usually
– you can’t return
faulty products
1 a wait e came
‘haggle’ (negotiate b fancy f give me
lower prices) c got g of love
2 supermarket fast long queues at d don’t we
checkout
3 website goods delivered to you can’t see the 2 a I’d
your home goods first
b come round, get on
4 s hopping everything in one noisy and crowded
centre place c etc., Bye
5 boutique personal service less choice d Do you fancy, Hope you can come!
Review 1 p36–37
1 1 B 2 A 3 D 4 C 5 C 6 B 7 A 8 A
2 a took e take
b do f do
c take g taking
d do
Vocabulary p38 3
4
more exciting
more expensive
7 more fashionable
Reading p38
4 Lunch / lunch
5 Small / small
6 biscuits
1 Because he climbs buildings without using
equipment.
Vocabulary p39 2 a
b
comedy (key words: amusing, laughed)
romance (key words: hero, heroine)
1 1 hand 4 wrist c horror (key words: monsters, graveyard, scary)
2 elbow 5 arm d computer animation (key word: graphics)
3 nose 6 foot e science fiction (key word: in space)
2 A eye D head G chest f thriller (key word: exciting)
B finger E ear H leg g historical drama (key words: Roman times)
C stomach F mouth h fantasy (key words: wizards; special effects)
i adventure (key words: in search of; hidden
treasure)
j western (key words: cowboys, ranch, US)
Writing p43
1 a 5 when Benicio del Toro first changes into the
Wolf Man
b 2 horror film
c 1 The Wolf Man
d 3 an American man … strange wolf-like creature
e 4 The special effects … one of the most exciting
films I’ve seen
2 a an English penfriend
b a film you like
c about 100 words
Reading p44 b
c
Has your uncle moved to Switzerland yet?
I have already tidied my room today.
1 B d The decorators haven’t finished painting my
bedroom yet. (or The decorators haven’t yet
2 1 T snow all year round (lines 9–10) finished painting my bedroom.)
2 F The temperature is maintained at around e I’ve just spoken to our new neighbours.
–1°C or –2°C (lines 14–15)
Listening p46
3 F snow boots … included in the entrance price
(lines 17–18)
4 F but this isn’t essential for adults (line 20)
5 T It’s a great place for families (lines 22–23) 1 1 B when people used to dive ... to catch fish to eat
6 F an area … for the more advanced (lines … It’s about 4,000 years old, not ‘less than
29–30) four hundred years’, so we can eliminate C.
7 T there’s the option of having lessons (line 32) 2 C Also called ‘breath-hold’ or ‘apnea’. We can
8 T you can … watch the skiers practising eliminate A because It’s the art of diving
(line 34–35) without any breathing equipment, and B
because It’s a sport which sets records.
3 C She spent a lot of her childhood snorkelling and
Grammar p45 looking at the fish and other sea life. She used to
love diving as deep as possible looking for rocks
and shells.
1 a has finished (2) e has opened (2)
4 B In 1997, Tanya did an introductory class on
b have become (3) f have seen (3)
free-diving. She was really good and decided
c Have you bought (2) g has taken part (1) to carry on with it.
d have tried (1) 5 A Tanya … spends two hours every day either
running or riding a bike. She then dives and
swims in the pool for another three hours.
The total number of hours exercising is five.
She swims in a pool so we can eliminate B
and is either running or cycling, so we can
eliminate C.
6 B The first thing you should do is to have
professional classes … . The previous
sentence You may not ever want to enter any
competitions and you certainly don’t have to
start off in the sea means we can eliminate C
and A.
Speaking p48
1 1 b 2 c 3 d 4 e 5 a
Vocabulary p49
1 A tennis E golf
B basketball F gymnastics
C surfing G ice skating
D boxing
Listening p51
2
c one
a in the country
1 1 Percy b a small house
c –
2 Italian
3 a in the country
3 dining room
b a house
4 16,000 / sixteen thousand / 16 thousand
c at least three bedrooms
5 historical
4 a by the sea or in the countryside.
6 gift shop
b a holiday home
c –
Grammar p51 5
a a quiet area of town
b a bungalow or a flat
1 a the De Vesci family c two
b the past perfect 2 1 H (This is the only one-bedroom flat.)
c the past simple 2 A (F might have been possible for Lisa, but only
2 a I had / I’d never heard of the castle until I came A has regular train and bus services nearby.)
to England. 3 B (Only B has a big enough garden –
b During the tour, the guide told us that they ‘approximately 1000m 2 of land’.)
had / they’d built the original parts in the 11th 4 E (C might have been possible but only E is
century. within walking distance of … restaurants and
c We had to go back to the cafe because my friend cafes.)
had left her bag there. 5 D (F might have been possible, but only D is
d After we had / we’d finished the tour, we went close to the shops – five minutes’ walk from the
to the gift shop. town centre and local services.)
e I bought some postcards of parts of the castle I
had seen / I’d seen earlier during the tour.
Review 2 p56–57
1 a beak, claw, feather, tail, wing
b finger, hair, thumb
c adventure, comedy, fantasy, thriller
d boxing, cycling, golf, judo
e court, pitch
f bat, racket
g balcony, hall, kitchen, stairs
2 a up d up
b away e up
c down on
3 a uninteresting f inconvenient
b comfortable g unpleasant
c incorrect h fashionable
d wonderful i impossible
e imaginative j boring
Reading p58
1 Duncan Hamilton makes sculptures using ice, so in Listening p60
the end they melt. 1 1 incorrect: Rosa makes two incorrect guesses (Is
2 1 B The main explanations of how Duncan that a rock band?, ... a play?). This shows that
works are in the first and third paragraphs. she hasn’t already heard of Stomp and doesn’t
2 D His popularity with the media is shown in know what it is.
lines 7–8 ... cinema, advertising, tourism, and 2 correct: When Tom says I’m sure you’d like it,
for magazine photos. A is not correct because Rosa agrees, saying I think you’re right.
He started out as a chef (line 5) and C is not 3 incorrect: Tom says The only reason I went was
correct because the text mentions ‘Duncan because my sister got tickets from somebody at
and his team’ (line 11). work, so it wasn’t his idea.
3 A We know they make the ice themselves from 4 incorrect: Tom didn’t enjoy it at first (the
Duncan and his team work very carefully to beginning was a bit slow. I couldn’t really
produce their ice (line 12). B is not correct understand the idea at first) but eventually (after
because if the ice is completely frozen, it can a while) he started to enjoy it.
be very hard to work with (line 14). D is not 5 incorrect: When Rosa asks Tom if he’s doing
correct because the ice can burn, so the artists anything exciting at the weekend, he replies I
have to wear protective clothes (line 15). don’t know about that (meaning ‘no’). He then
4 D Many of the sculptures even look better after a says I don’t really enjoy watching ballet.
few hours at room temperature (line 21). A is 6 incorrect: When Rosa offers to buy his ticket,
not correct because of references to ice cubes he says I’m not sure about that (which is a polite
(line 10) and the smaller ones (line 24); B is way of saying ‘no’). Tom refuses to sell Rosa the
not correct because the smaller ones don’t ticket because he’s worried that his sister would
last long at all (line 24). be upset if he didn’t go. But he offers to ask his
5 D sister to get another ticket and Rosa accepts, by
saying Fantastic.
Speaking p61
1 Photo 1: b, c, f, h
Photo 2: a, d, e, g
2 Suggested answers
a traditional costume
b fantastic stage
c rock / pop concert
d excited audience
e pretty village
f sing loudly
g clap enthusiastically
h bright / flashing lights
Vocabulary p62
1 1 performance 5 costumes
2 play 6 audience
3 actresses 7 exit
4 scene
Listening p62
1 C 2 B 3 A 4 C 5 A
Writing p63
1 1C
2 Say how much you enjoyed the concert: I had a
fantastic time / The music was great
Describe your favourite part: I loved it when ...
Suggest you meet up: Do you fancy going?
Reading p64 c
d
school teacher
lorry driver
e actor
1 Text 2: picture 1 (safety helmet)
Text 5: p
icture 6 (sit up straight – to avoid back 4 Suggested answers
problems)
lorry driver
2 1 B Can I see you later to get the information? You mustn’t / shouldn’t drive if you are feeling
Sam is going to visit Jo so we can eliminate tired. You mustn’t / shouldn’t drive for too long
A. without taking a break.
2 C Please report to reception to collect one. waiter
You might also need to explain to report You must / have to be able to remember what
to, which means ‘to tell someone you have people ordered. You must / should be polite.
arrived’, and is usually used in a work actor
situation. You must have a good memory so you can learn
3 C Everyone please leave by the nearest exit. We your lines. You don’t have to be good-looking,
can eliminate A because stay in the building though some actors are.
is the opposite of leave. The first sentence school teacher
in the sign means ‘There will be one fire You must / have to know your subject. You must /
practice today at 3 p.m. and one tomorrow at have to be able to control your class.
3 p.m.’, so we can eliminate B.
comedian
You must / have to be able to remember jokes. You
must be funny!
Grammar p67
1 a can A d might P
Vocabulary p69
b might (not) P e can’t A 2 a dry, foggy, humid, sunny, cloudy, wet, rainy,
c may P f could P snowy
b freezing, cool, boiling
2 a can … could c drought, tornado, blizzard, hail, flood,
b may … might … could hurricane, gale, lightning, thunder
Suggested extra words:
Writing p69
stopped using it.
You should keep a fire blanket in your kitchen.
Reading p70 3
4
d Mobile phones were first sold in the 1970s.
e Camels are used for transport in the desert.
1 cameras, planes, paper, telescopes 5 a Paper was invented by the Chinese.
2 1 T (line 14)
2 F (... currently only exhibit about a quarter of the
things they own (line 17)
Vocabulary p72
3 F (without leaving the museum (line 23) 1 a 4 software
4 T (... you must apply in advance (line 27) b 7 calculator
5 T (lines 31–34) c 5 computer
6 T (Many people come back a second time d 1 keyboard
(line 42) e 3 laptop
f 8 mouse
Grammar p71
g 6 printer
h 2 screen
Writing p75
A Josh thinks this laptop is great. positive
2 1 So do I.
2 Neither / Nor do I. 1 c, e
3 I don’t.
4 I do.
2 a No, it’s too long.
b I bought some games last year, but I never play
3 a 6 them. (1d)
b 1 My computer’s quite old and I’d rather have a
c 2 laptop, but never mind. (1a)
d 5
e 4
f 3
Listening p73
2 laptop, screen, computer, keyboard, mouse
3 1 correct: ... didn’t you buy a new laptop recently?
– That was six months ago.
2 incorrect: I think it’s much nicer than the other
one. – Well, so do I.
3 correct: In my opinion, people change their
computers too often. It just isn’t necessary.
4 correct: Well, I find it relaxing.
5 correct: Technology has improved all kinds of
things about our lives. – I can’t argue with that
6 incorrect: Well, I’ve had three, but every time
I buy a new one, I give my old phone to
somebody else.
Speaking p74
2 a 1 b 1 c 2 d 2 e 1 f 2
3
c clever
1 reliable – (someone that you can trust) –
Grammar p79
positive 1 a your c yours
2 patient – (someone who is able to stay calm and b Their d her
not get angry, especially when you have to wait
a long time) – positive
2 1 your 5 ours
2 mine 6 her
3 bossy – (someone who likes telling other people
what to do) – negative 3 his 7 hers
4 funny – (someone who makes other people 4 your
laugh) – positive
5 generous – (someone who helps other people,
for example with time or money) – positive Listening p80
6 gentle – (someone who is kind and careful with
other people, so that they are not hurt) – positive
1 1 girlfriend, parents
2 brothers, mum, sisters
7 sociable – (someone who enjoys being with
other people; a friendly person) – positive 3 sister, friend
8 selfish (someone who only thinks about his or 4 sister
her own needs or wishes and not other people’s) 5 mum
– negative
2 1 C 2 A 3 C 4 C 5 B
1 a
2 Suggested answer
Paragraph 1 ‘I remember the day ... young people.’
Paragraph 2 ‘On our last day ... going to my town
– Brighton.’
Paragraph 3 ‘I gave her my address ... ever since!’
Review 3 p82–83
1 1 C 2 B 3 A 4 A 5 C 6 B 7 C 8 C
2 a kettle, spoon, saucepan, cooker
b wood, china, metal, plastic
c sunny, cloudy, cool, boiling
d screen, mouse, laptop, printer
e designer, banker, sailor
3 1 C 2 D 3 C 4 C 5 D 6 A 7 A
8 C 9 B 10 D
4 a Jessica is wearing a beautiful, long red skirt.
b I’m bored of studying every day.
c You don’t have to wear a tie, but you should be
smart.
d Can you imagine being rich and famous?
e Drivers should to drive carefully in the rain.
f Can I borrow yours pen? I’ve lost mine.
g I can’t afford to go out tonight.
h We are meeting in town at 2 o’clock tomorrow.
5 1 do 4 don’t
2 Neither 5 does
3 do 6 haven’t
6 C
3 Suggested answers
Reading p84 a
b
…
…
global warming will get worse.
we don’t take action now.
1 1992 when the ducks fell overboard c … we will pollute the sea.
29,000 the number of ducks d … we keep flying by aeroplane so much.
10,000 the number of containers lost every year e … don’t leave the TV on.
3,000 the number of kilometres the ducks
travelled to the North Pole
2 1 B If students wrongly answer D, explain that Vocabulary p86
the text says the ducks have helped scientists 1 on 5 in
understand how ocean currents work but the 2 in 6 of
text doesn’t explain in detail how the water 3 on 7 for
actually moves in the ocean. 4 from 8 about
2 A Dr Ebbesmeyer ... realised that observing the
ducks ... can help us understand how ocean
currents work (line 17).
3 C The ducks are bleached and worn after so Grammar p86
much travelling (line 30). The expression (to 1 a had d would buy / ’d buy
be) bleached means ‘to lose colour through
b would love / ’d love e hit
being exposed to the sun’.
c were / was f would be / ’d be
4 C If any students wrongly answer D, explain
that although the final paragraph mentions 3 1 unless
that ‘some of the ducks have been found’, this 2 I’d take / I would take
is not the main point of the article. 3 you study
4 don’t / do not put
5 wouldn’t be / would not be
Vocabulary p88
1 a turn e run
b turn f fill
c throw g give
d pick
Speaking p88
3 1 c
2 b
Vocabulary p94
1 1 a birthday (There are presents and a birthday
cake; it is the man’s birthday: he is blowing out
the candles and wearing a party hat.)
2 Christmas Day (A big lunch with roast turkey is
the traditional Christmas Day meal, and there is
a Christmas tree.)
3 Hallowe’en (The children are wearing costumes
and carrying a pumpkin.)
4 Valentine’s Day (The couple are kissing and
holding red roses and a red heart-shaped box
of chocolates, which are traditional presents for
Valentine’s day.)
2 a New Year’s Eve
b Easter Day
c Hallowe’en
d Mother’s Day
e Valentine’s Day
f Thanksgiving
g a wedding
h a birthday
Reading p98
T E U M C E T U A G O A
O W R E M S L E E A G T
G S N R R E B S A Z R H 1 Suggested answers
R P A A A N N C E I A E a finding / checking / researching information;
A A L M D T E T R N M R finding an audience and guests for the programme;
telephoning people, helping with filming.
P P I A I E T T A E M M b They would need to be energetic, interested in
H E S N O R H V D T E A people, careful, friendly, etc.
E R T E D I Q C R T O N c They would need to be well organised, have
good communication skills, pay attention to
R P A P A R A Z Z I E R details, etc. Check that students understand
the difference between personal qualities
(described in b) and skills (described here). You
Listening p97 can extend this by asking the students how the
skills are relevant to different aspects of the job,
1 1 magazine e.g. They need to have good communication
2 radio; Internet skills because the job involves talking to people
3 film, cinema, DVD, TV a lot.
4 reporter; newspaper 2 1 B The title of the article could suggest that it
5 weather forecast; TV is about ‘working in TV’ in general, rather
than specifically about ‘working about a
2 1 A The kitchen table (B) is a distractor, because
particular job in TV’ (i.e. as a researcher).
the girl picked up the magazine and put it
Point out to students that this shows the
into her bag after the boy had seen it. The
importance of reading the whole article, and
bag (C) is a distractor, because the magazine
not deciding what the whole text is about
‘isn’t there now’.
just by looking at the title.
2 C The question asks how the man found out
2 C Researchers have to find a studio audience
about the accident. He found out from Sue
and guests for quiz and chat shows (line
‘on the phone’, so C is correct. It was Sue,
9), which would involve talking to lots of
and not the man speaking, who found out
people. Also, You can meet really interesting
from the Internet, so B is a distractor. And
people … . (line 40).
A is a distractor because the woman ‘didn’t
In line 30, Louise says you go out and help
hear anything’ about it on the radio.
the rest of the team with the filming, so we
3 C The boy didn’t see the film at the cinema –
can eliminate A and D. Louise says that
he ‘missed’ it, so B is a distractor. It will be
there’s not a typical day at work (line 25), so
on TV ‘eventually’, but not now, so A is a
we can eliminate B.
distractor.
Vocabulary p101
someone needs to learn languages to do the
job (although she did so herself), so we can
eliminate D.
5 D Both ‘working hard’ and ‘meeting people’ 1 a wildlife programme e chat show
are mentioned. We can eliminate A because b documentary f quiz show
Louise says the job is often exciting (line 50) c reality TV show g the weather forecast
(but not ‘never boring’). She says You must d soap opera
be able to work as part of a team (line 31), so
we can eliminate B. She does not state that
all researchers will be able to travel round
the world, so we can eliminate C.
Writing p101
1 saw = watched
Grammar p99
really good programme = fantastic documentary
was about = showed
something else = another programme
1 a no b yes
2 a 5 b 6 c 1 d 2 e 3 f 4
2 a He didn’t use to work in an office, but he works
in an office now. 3 Suggested answers
b He didn’t use to wear a suit, but he wears a suit a loved
now.
b tiny, little
c He used to work with actors, but he doesn’t
c hilarious, really amusing
work with actors now.
d famous
d He didn’t use to have children, but he has
children now. e saw, realised
e He used to have long hair, but he hasn’t got long f disliked, hated
hair now.
f He used to have an earring, but he doesn’t have /
hasn’t got one now.
g He didn’t use to use a camera, but he uses a
camera now.
h He didn’t use to be married, but he is married
now.
Speaking p104
Reading p103 2 Suggested answers
1 1 email You should speak clearly. You shouldn’t speak too
2 note quickly or too quietly.
3 email You shouldn’t fold your arms or cross your legs.
4 note / telephone message You should wear smart clothes if it’s an office job.
2 1 B The causative have something done is You should smile.
explained in the Grammar section that You should arrive on time. You shouldn’t be late.
follows.
Listening p104
2 C
3 B Check that students understand these points:
Is there any change of getting a lift home? (=
‘Could you drive me home?’)
2 1 exams 4 5 minutes / five minutes
2 clearly 5 70 / seventy
I had my car taken to the garage (= ‘I arranged
for my car to be taken to the garage.’) 3 friendly 6 say
it won’t be ready by this evening (= ‘it won’t
Grammar p105
be ready until after this evening’)
4 C Check that students understand:
she’s having her eyes tested (= ‘she’s
arranged to have an eye test’)
1 a to b so that c in order to
2 1 C 2 C 3 B 4 D 5 C 6 B 7 B 8 D
9 A 10 C
Writing p107
hat.
There are pots and pans on the stove, which is
between the students and the teacher.
The teacher is pouring some oil into a saucepan. 1 b
I think the students are feeling happy and are 2 badly, immediately, desperately, slowly, calmly
enjoying the lesson because they are all leaning
forward and watching what the teacher is doing 3 Suggested answers
and smiling. The teacher is smiling too, so I think 1 loudly, lazily 4 nervously, anxiously
she is enjoying the lesson as well. 2 slowly 5 fast, quickly
Photo B 3 Suddenly
I think it’s a lesson in a school.
Review 4 p108–109
There’s a woman standing in front of the class:
she’s about thirty. She is wearing a blue cardigan
and black skirt. She is watching one of the pupils, a
boy who looks about 14 or 15, who is also standing 1 1 c 5 a, b, c
in front of the class. He is talking to the rest of the 2 a, b 6 a, b, e
class. I think it’s a talk he has prepared, because he 3 a, c 7 c, d
is holding some notes. 4 b, c, e 8 a, b, e
We can see five other members of the class (girls
and boys) facing the teacher and the boy giving the 2 a up e down
talk. They are sitting at their desks and listening to b out f up
the talk. c off g up
I think the boy and his teacher are feeling happy d on
because they are both smiling. I think the boy
might be feeling proud. 3 1 B 2 C 3 A 4 C 5 A
6 A 7 C 8 D 9 D 10 A
2 1 a 2 b 3 a
4 a Sam asked me if I was enjoying my course.
3 In answer 1b the student is answering a different b No-one in the class works harder than Henry.
question from the one asked: ‘Do you like talking?’ c I am having / getting my bike fixed at the
or ‘Do you talk a lot?’ Also, it isn’t long enough. moment.
In answer 2a the student begins by copying the d Lisa said that she would see me the following
language in the question (I don’t mind talking week.
to people) rather than using new language, as in
e If I finish my homework, I can go shopping.
answer 2b. Answer 2b also shows knowledge of
f Nobody in my family eats as healthily as me.
a wider range of structures and vocabulary than
answer 2a. g I didn’t use to like school when I was a child.
In answer 3b, the student’s answer is too short h We had / got some trees planted in our garden
and does not really answer the question. This is last week.
what is known as a hypothetical question. The
question asks Would you enjoy a job which ... ?,
which means the person answering has to imagine
themselves doing that job; the fact that they have
never tried that kind of job in real life is irrelevant.