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Interchange Video Activity Book 1
Interchange Video Activity Book 1
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B What is one thing the Bartlett family does in each room? Complete
the sentences. Then compare with a partner.
1) In the kitchen, they .
2) In the dining room, they
3) In the family room, they .. .
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In a suburban home
1) the kitchen 2) the dining room 3) the living room 4) Matthew 's room
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5) the guest room 6) Daniel's room 7) the large bedroom 8) the family room
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YOURHOME
Group work Find out about the homes or apartments
your c1assmates live in. Ask questions like these:
1) Do you live in a city?
2) How big is your home?
3) What are some interesting things in your home?
4) What's your favorite room?
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CULTURE
To protect their homes against crime, people in the United States and Canada:
• Put speciallocks on their doors.
• Leave lights on when they go out.
• Have a "peephole" (or hole in the door) to see who's outside.
• Buy an alarm that makes noise if someone opens the door or window.
• Buya dog.
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B List two ways to describe the man and two to describe the woman.
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Unit 9
· DESCRIBING SOMEONE
A Circle the correct answers. Then compare with a partner.
George Don
1) Age twenties @rti§:> twenties forties
2) Hair color blond brown blond brown
3) Height tall short tall short
4) Type of shirt short-sleeved long-sleeved short-sleeved long-sleeved
5) Other baseball cap no hat baseball cap no hat
glasses no glasses glasses no glasses
B What else can you add about George and Don? Compare
your descriptions. Who has the best description?
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Help is coming.
DESCRIBING SOMEONE
A Pair work Take turns asking and answering B Write five sentences describing your
questions about a classmate. Try to guess who classmates. Two of your sentences should be
the person is. false. Then read your sentences. Your partner
A: Is it a tall person with short hair? says True or False and corrects the false
B: No, the person is short ... sentences.
A: Steve's the tall guy wearing a blue shirt.
B: False. He's wearing a white shirt.
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CULTURE
In lhe United Slales and Canada, peaple usuallv like alhers la be an lime,
bul for some accasians it's OK to be a little lale.
For class ar a business appoinlment. plan la arrive an lime ar a Iittle earlv.
When vau meel a friend. an lime ar 5 la 10 minutes lale,
When sameone inviles vou ta dinner, aboul 1010 15 minutes lale.
For an informal party, a Iittle late (15 lo 30 minules).
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do open
find pay
get remember .
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leave start
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B GUESS THE STORY
Watch the first minute of the video with the sound off.
What do you think happened? Check (,f) ali correct answers.
U The man arrived very late for dinner.
O The woman was angry.
O The man didn't have his wallet.
I The woman paid for dinner.
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Sorry I'm late.
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B Pair work What else happened? Can you add two things?
1)
2)
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Unit 10
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o aUESTlON GAME
A Write three more questions about the story. Use the past tense
and how, why, how much, who, or where.
1) Whydid.JQm.gQ.pad. tQhii?ap.artment? ..
2) Whe.t:J.did.Tomloçkhi!?key".iu.theçar? ..
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4) .
5) ..
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Sorry I'm late.
Im PRESENT PERFECT
A Pair work Write questions using Have you ever ... ? and the eorrect
forms of the verbs in parentheses. Can you add three questions to the list?
B Class activity Go around the class and interview at least three classmates.
Who answered "yes" to the most questions?
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Unit 11
SAN FRANCISCO
Group work Imagine you have two days in San Francisco. Plan your itinerary.
1) Decide which places you will go to each day.
2) Decide if you need a caro DAY 1
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Ghirardelli Square Golden Gate Park
•• YOURCITY
A Group work Now imagine the Changs are B Class activity Share your information
visiting your city. Plan their itinerary. Give at with the class.
least six suggestions like this:
A: First, I think they should drive to ...
B: Yes, and they should also go to ...
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Across the Golden Gate Bridge
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• WHAT DID THEY SAY?
Watch the video and complete the conversation. Then practice it.
The Changs are at the car-rental agency at the airport.
B Pair work Give advice for things visitors to your city should or
shouldn't do. Write three suggestions in each column.
1) 1) ..
2) 2)
3) 3)
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CULTURE InU.5.
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In the United Stotes ond Conodo, people spend more on heolth care than in
other ports of the world. In drugstores, people buy over-the-counter drugs for 1,500
colds, coughs, and sore throots. In health-food stores, they buy vitamins ond
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natural foods. Home remedies for common illnesses such as colds and sore
throots are also popular.
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Do you take vitamins or other food supplements? In the In
Unlted SIGlas Canada
Do you have health-food stores in your country? What do they sel/?
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CULTURE
TheMall ot America is the largest shopping and entertainment mall
in the United States. It takes up 4.2 million square teet (or 390,000
square meters) of space. In addition to tour major department stores,
Vou can find almost 400 other stores, an entertainment park with 50
rides, over 30 restaurants, a movie theater with 14 screens, and
numerous Iive music clubs. Built in 1990, themall is still very new.
The original idea for themall carne from the Triple Five Corporation, a
Canadian company that built the largest shopping mall in the world in
West Edmonton, Alberta.
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At the MaU of America
1) O She went to Camp Snoopy. 2) O They went on rides. 3) O They listened to musico
O She bought some shoes. O They looked in stores. O They bought some tapes.
O She ate lunch. O They ate lunch. O They went to Camp Snoopy.
1) What do you think people 2) What would you recommend 3) Can you describe the Mall of
should do first? for visitors from another America in one word?
country?
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WHAT'S YOUR OPINION?
Pair work Answer these questions.
1) Do you like shopping maUs?
2) How would you describe the Mall of America?
3) What places would you like to visit at the mall?
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o CULTURE
In rural areas af lhe Uniled Slales and Canada, where larming is importanl, ri.
a slale ar county lair is a popular summer event. AI lhe lair, farmers show
Iheir Iruils and vegelables, Iheir besl animais, and Iheir new equipmenl,
There are compelilions such as horseback riding and rodeos, People sell
painlings and handmade praducls such as pottery, There are rides and I
games for lhe enllre lamily, And Ihere are always 101501Ihings lo eat. For !
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00 you have fairs in your country? What kind? What can
you do and see there?
Where can families go in your country to have fun together?
4) 5) . 6) .
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At the state fair
o Rick o Betsy
Liz and Steve Nancy, Betsy, and Rick Paul and Cynthia
1) won a prize G?í
2) had some ice cream o O
3) ate some corn on the cob O
4) went on a ride O
5) had some lunch
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• A DAY AT THE FAIR
A Group work Plan a day at the state fair in
the video. Agree on five things to do and see.
1)
2)
3)
4).
5)
fi YOUR COUNTRY
A Group work What can you do at a fair in your country? Make a listo
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IJ WHAT D/D THEY SAY?
Watch the video and complete the conversations. Then practice them.
Some people are enjoying a day at the state rair.
1) Vendor: Hey, this is the.pi"iç~ ! Get your fresh corn on
the here! Fresh, -roasted ..
on the cob! What.. you like?
Steve: 1'11 one of ,please.
Vendor: Coming.. What about .. . .. ? Would you
.......... one, too?
Liz: Not right . . ,thankyou. 1'm not .
Steve: Maybe you give us another anyway!
Vendor: Sure.
2) Nancy: Oh, he is 80 !
Rick: Yeah, but that a lot of Now let's .......a
place to .
Betsy: How about over ? There's a ..
where we can. .. down, too. My. . are tired.
Waitress: Hi! . I take your ?
Betsy: Yeah, I 1'11have a hot .. .. and a small .
of french fries.
Waitress: Would you anything to. . ?
Betsy: 1'11have a .. . diet cola.
Waitress: OK. And can I. . . for you?
Nancy: I guess like the plate and a cup of ,please.
B Pair work Now answer the questions with 1'11 have ...
A: What would you like to eat?
B: 1'11have ...
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CULTURE -POPULAR Tl1
One 01lhe mosl popular TV programs in lhe United Slales and Canada is lhe
gome show. In mosl gome shows, players lesl Iheir knowledge on differenl
subjecls, and lhe queslions are sometimes difficull. Bul Ihere ore also gome
shows Ihal are gomes 01chance. lhe winner musl be lucky, bul doesn'l have lO
be smart. And Ihere are even dalíng 'gome shows: lhe prize isn'l money, bul
a chance lo meel someone new!
Gr\MESHO~S
Do you have game shows on TV in your country?
What kinds of game shows are popular? IN THE U-S·
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Around lhe World: lha gama show
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Unit 14
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Deserts and mountains Oceans and islands
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B Class activity Now play "Around the World." Half the c1ass
is in Group A. The other half is in Group B.
Group A: Choose one student to be the game-show host.
Group B: Take turns choosing a category for 25, 50, or 75 points.
Then answer the host's questions. Play for five minutes.
Ask questions like this:
A: Are you ready?
B: Yes, 1'11try (ni'mç;.ofçi''t"qo'Y) for 25 points.
A: OK. (Asks question.)
B: (Answers question.)
A: That's right! or Sorry. That's not correct.
Now change roles. Group B chooses a host and Group A
answers questions. Play for five more minutes. Which group
wins the game?
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Around the World: the game show
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Unit 15
TELEPHONE ET/QUETTE
A When you make a phone call, it's polite to give your name. What does each
person say when Mr. Waite answers the phone? Fill in the balloons. Then
compare with a partner.
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D FINISH THE STORY
A Pa;r work What do you think Mr. Waite says to his boss? What do you think
the urgent cal] was about? Write a possible telephone conversation.
'Language c/ose-up
•• WHATDID THEYSAY?
Watch the video and complete the conversations. Then practice them.
Cathy's father is home alone when the phone rings.
1) Mr. Waite: Hello?
Kevin: Hello,. miilY. I speak ...to .. Cathy?
Mr. Waite: 1'm.. . She's not just now.
Kevin: Is she back soon?
Mr. Waite: Uh, .. . . , I think
Kevin: Well, . . you teU that
Kevin and that 1'll call later?
Mr. Waite: .........., Kevin .
Kevin: ................... you. Good-bye.
Mr. Waite: Bye.
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Self-improvement is on imporlanl pOrl of Conadion ond Americon
cullures. Many people believe Ihallife will be bel1er for Ihem if they
change Iheir appearance in some way. Magazines and newspapers
aflen have adverlisements for exercise mochines. vilamins. skin and
hair products. and courses on self-improvement. Among young
people. a good oppearance is usuolly imporlonl. ond so is lhe obillly
lo make friends easily.
Marty John
1) looks unhappy
2) is popular with girls
3) dresses well
4) has trouble with a calculus problem o Marty John
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A whole new Marty
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, GET THE PICTURE
A Check your answers to Exercise 3. Did you guess correctly?
B Check (,/) True or False. Correct the false statements. Then compare
with a partner.
True False
1) John asks Marty for help with his schoolwork. O n
2) Michelle doesn't know Marty. O O
3) Michelle and John decide to study calculus together. O O
4) John thinks Marty should be more outgoing. O O
5) Michelle recognizes Marty in the cafeteria. O
6) Marty is too busy to study with Michelle. O
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m WHAT HAPPENED?
A Write the story in your own words.
4) . 5) . 6) .
fi GOOD ADVICE
What advice would you give to these people? Think of as many things
as you can for each person.
1) Maria has trouble meeting boys. He could .
2) Tina has trouble with math. She should .
3) Tony is shy. ! !t's important/helpful/useful/a good idea to ...
4) Karen wants to get in shape. ,------ -----
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A whole new Marty
I) DESCRIBING CHANGES
A Complete the sentenees with the eorreet form of eaeh word.
Then compare with a partner.
busy buy ehange drive
long paint start wear
1) I. . glasses now.
2) I don't.. ..... to work anymore. I take the bus.
3) I haven't eut my hair in four months. It's than before.
4) I got a promotion at work recently. I'm mueh . . now.
5) I my bedroom blue last weekend.
6) I. ... a new eomputer eourse last week.
7) I've. . a dog.
8) I've my hairstyle.
B Now write four similar sentenees about yourself and read them to your partner.
Who has ehanged more in the past year?
1) . 3) .
2) . 4) .
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o CULTURE
Many people think American food is just hot dogs and pizza. Of course,
these things are popular, but even in small towns in the United States, Vou
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can ftnd Chinese, Italian, and Mexican restaurants. In many places there are
Japanese, lhai. and Germon restaurants. lhe United Stotes is a country of !
immigrants, ond there are as many kinds of food as there ore people from J
different backgrounds. .
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4) Kung-pao chicken 5) pasta 6) pork Szechwan
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What is American food?
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4) 5) 6)
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