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Workbook Answer Key R E A D I N G (page 28) 1

1. Brad Pitt - limousine driver, worker at a fast food restaurant 2. Jennifer Aniston - waitress 3. Elvis Presley - factory worker, truck driver 4. Ashton Kutcher - cleaner 5. Fred Thompson - lawyer, senator / politician

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V O C A B U L A R Y (page 25)

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3. g 4. h

5. a 6. f

7. d 8. e

1. surgeon / nurse / cleaner 2. childminder / bus driver 3. Engineer 4

4. Lifeguard 5. cleaner 6. Childminder

They get a lot of money for the photographs.

Jennifer Aniston $27 a week He wanted to be president of the USA. He has got his own radio programme.

Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

T A L K I N G A B O Ü T E X P E R I E N C E S (page 29)

G R A M M A R (page 26)

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Nurse Julie has worked at the hospital for a year.

The cleaner has washed the windows.

Those pilots have flown to many interesting places.

Ben has started his new job at the hairdresser's.

We have met the new childminder.

Has Has

seen paid

No, she hasn't.

Yes, he has.

1. gone diving 2. had an exotic meal 3

hasn't / has not cleaned have been hasn't / has not lost has ... gone haven't / have not had

Makes you feel good: win an unusual race; win an award; break a record Makes you feel bad: be hurt; get lost; have an accident

Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

Word Builder

3. Has .. painted 4. Have .. made 3. Yes, he has.

4. No, they haven't.

Possible Answers 1. The waiter has brought food for Mr and Mrs Brown.

2. The cook has prepared the food.

3. Mr and Mrs Tate haven't ordered / eaten.

4. Mr and Mrs Brown haven't eaten.

5. Mrs Wilson has paid.

1. do 2. go 3. go 4

1. Did it snow 2. moved 3. haven't driven

4. didn't go 5. have already done 6. has worked

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yet already in2011 since

5. yesterday 6. ever 7. for

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has been started appeared won

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was standing stopped a didn't feel

lost has never let has become

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has changed has already performed wrote understands

4. have 5. have 6. do

Listeníng (Class CD 5, Track 6): Bill: Peter: Bill: Peter:

(page 27)

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3. done extreme sports 4. gone abroad

Bill: Peter: Bill: Peter: Bill: Peter: Bill: Peter:

Bill:

Hi, Peter. What are you watching?

Helio, Bill. I'm watching the Tour de France.

What's the Tour de France?

It's one of the most important bicycle races in the world. The Tour de France is only for the best cyclists. In other races, the cyclists enjoy riding as a hobby but they've got other jobs. Some are pilots, engineers or bus drivers. For the cyclists in the Tour de France, riding bicycles is their job. The people in this race are professional athletes. They compete all year. They haven't got time to work in other professions.

How long is the race?

It's 3,500 kilometres and takes 21 days.

3,500 kilometres?! Wow! That's much more than other races. Has anyone ever got lost?

I don't know.

Has anyone ever got hurt?

Yes, but doctors ride in cars behind the cyclists, so they're never far away.

Has the race always been in France?

The race always ends in France - in París. It's very exciting. Thousands of people wait in Paris to watch the riders finish the race. But the cyclists usually ride through different countries during the race. In 2007, they visited four countries. That was the first time I watched the Tour de France.

Which fbur countries did they visit in 2007?

Peter: Well, they started in England, went through Belgium and Spain, and finished the race in France.

Bill: Who is the Tour de France's most famous cyclist?

Peter: Lance Armstrong. He's won the race seven times.

He broke the record.

Bill: Well, Peter, maybe FU watch it with you.

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1. Has Peter ever got lost?

2. We usually go abroad in the summer.

3. Richard won an award last night.

4. Did you read this book last year?

5 . 1 have just had a meal at the new café.

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1. The surgeon saw the patient in his office yesterday. / The patient saw the surgeon in his office yesterday.

2. Mr Jones often takes the bus to work.

3. Edward always retums his books to the library.

4. Vicky has played the piano since 2005.

5. The pólice officer caught the criminal last night.

Tim has worked as a bus driver for three years.

The hairdresser has just cut my hair.

Has that film producer won an award yet?

My best friend has never gone abroad.

Last Saturday, we went diving with sharks.

Time expressions: Last Saturday; every hour; in the future Adverb of frequency: always Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

V O C A B U L A R Y (page 33)

Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

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C H E C K Y O U R P R O G R E S S (page 31)

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4. was sleeping 5. How much

(page 32)

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Have you ever When did it happen Where did it happen Who was with How did she feel

1. a l o t o f 2. always throw 3. since

Dictation L The pilot has gone abroad many times.

2. Have you ever had an exotic meal?

3. The film producer has never won an award.

4. We had an accident last week, but we weren't hurt.

5. I haven't ever done an extreme sport.

5. T

(page 30)

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surgeon broke a record bus driver lifeguard had an accident

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judge went diving cleaner cook gone abroad

ferry, scooter hairdresser, engineer metal, plástic pollute, rescue salty, cloudy

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a. a. c. b.

a cap hood flip-flops high heels

1. earring 2. hood 3. flip-flops 4

4. has ... been 5. did ... arrive

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4. necklace 5. ring 6. make-up 5. b. mini skirt 6. c. sleeves 7. d. lipstick 4. lipstick 5. necklace

Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

GRAMMAR

I have never eaten Japanese food.

The waiter has just taken our order.

I have been to the dentist.

He has always liked classical music.

She has already seen that film. has lived didn't have Have ... studied

L sunglasses 2. bracelet 3. earrings

(page 34)

Betty's shoes are more unusual than Lisa's shoes.

Lisa's skirt is shorter than Nancy's skirt.

Lisa's jacket is more formal than Betty's jacket.

Nancy's shirt is darker than Betty's shirt.

Lisa's clothes are more elegant than Betty's clothes. the most elegant the biggest the cheapest

4. the most expensive 5. the longest

Workbook Answer Key Word Builder Adjectives

Nouns 1. rain

rainy

2. rock

rocky

3. peace

peaceful

4. crowd

crowded

5. fright

frightenedy frightening

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Listening (Class CD 5, Track 8): Heather: Hi, Jane. What are you reading?

Jane: Hi, Heather. Fm reading a magazine article called "The Trendiest Clothes from the 1950s". I love the way teenagers dressed in the 50s. Look at this photo.

Heather: What's that girl wearing?

Jane: A poodle skirt.

Heather: A what?

Jane: A poodle skirt. A poodle is a dog. Poodle skirts had pictures of dogs on them. They were very "in" then. Poodle skirts were wide, so they were good for dancing.

Heather: Did anyone wear mini skirts?

Jane: I don't think so. They didn't become popular until the 1960s.

Heather: Do you see the blouse on that girl? It's really cute. It doesn't even look old-fashioned.

Jane: Yes, that kind of blouse will never be "out".

It's white with short sleeves.

Heather: I don't see any pictures of blue jeans. Did girls wear them in the 50s?

Jane: They started to wear them, but a lot of parents weren't very happy about it. They thought jeans were too casual - you know - something a farmer might wear, not a teenager.

Heather: Hey, everyone's wearing black and white shoes.

Jane: Yes, those are called saddle shoes. They were really popular then. I like them. They look more comfortable than high heels.

Heather: A lot of the girls in these pictures are wearing red lipstick. Was that popular in the 50s?

Jane: Yes, red lipstick was very trendy and so was blue eye make-up. Look, she's wearing some.

Heather: Yes, I see. I don't know. Jane. These pictures are fun to look at, but I like today's fashions.

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1. were wide 2. mini skirts 3. parents

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4. black and white 5. red lipstick

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Dictation 1. Flip-flops are too casual for a party.

2. Your mini skirt isn't practical enough for work.

3. My necklace is more fashionable than your earrings.

4. Those are the trendiest sunglasses in the shop.

5. Are these high heels as modem as the platform shoes?

What are you wearing I think you should wear Should I wear a sweater isn't practical enough Do you think I should wear That's a great idea.

(page 40)

(page 38)

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Fashíon Ítems

Opinión

shoes

beautiful

skirt nice

green

little

jeans

big

grey

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Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

4. ugly grey 5. funny pink

My high heels are higher than yours.

This blouse is not as fashionable as mine.

This mini skirt is the nicest one in the shop.

Students can't wear flip-flops because they are too casual.

This lipstick isn't dark enough.

V O C A B U L A R Y (page 41)

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C H E C K Y O U R P R O G R E S S (page 39)

ring make-up bracelet lipstick sunglasses

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blouse earrings mini skirt necklace platform shoes

1. formal 2. casual 3. practical 4. go abroad 5. cook

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sunglasses sunny get lost mirror jeep

not warm enough too small Have you ever gone yet much wear started

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farm square tennis court residential neighbourhood concert hall power station

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warmer than the most trendy / the trendiest more practical than not as formal as the most expensive curlier than as nice as

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5. c

blue

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1. beautiful big 2. unusual red 3. long yellow

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black

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casual

pyjamas

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T-shirt

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1. fashionable black 2. nice small 3. casual white

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Possible Answers 1. People are buying tickets at the theatre.

2. Children are playing in the playground.

3. A woman is waiting at the bus stop.

4. People are working in the office.

5. A man is leaving the art gallery. He is carrying a picture.

3. big enough

GRAMMAR

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(page 42)

1. will clean 2. won't wear 3. will have

4. will break 5. won't watch

Workbook Answer Key 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Will you work on a farm one day?

Will the new skyscraper be the tallest in Europe?

Who do you think will win the next World Cup? Where will she live?

What will be trendy next year?

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2.

3.

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are going to make is going to get am going to buy is going to visit are going to travel

1. Beth isn't going to hear classical music at a concert hall / have tea at the Four Seasons Hotel.

2. John isn't going to take a bus tour / sail on the Hudson River / hear classical music at a concert hall.

3. Sam isn't going to take a bus tour / see The Lion King at the theatre / have tea at the Four Seasons Hotel.

X. Beth and John aren't going to hear classical music at a concert hall. ). John and Sam aren't going to take a bus tour. . When will you get married? . How many children will you have? . What are you going to do tomorrow? . Where are you going to go this weekend? ccept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

43) 4. will take 5. goes

buy, will come will go, doesn't rain will be, need don't eat, won't have will move, sells won't have, don't fix cept all logical and grammatically correct answers. any just too noisy ire ire riding ised )egan ide

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3. b

4. b

5. b

Amsterdam is near Anne's home.

Because it floats on water like ships.

Anne's house will stay above water.

More than a thousand people died.

M A K I N G PREDICTIOIMS (page 45)

1. Beth is going to take a bus tour.

2. Beth and Sam are going to sail on the Hudson River.

3. Beth and John are going to see The Lion King at the theatre.

4. Sam is going to hear classical music at a concert hall.

5. John is going to have tea at the Four Seasons Hotel.

will meet travel flies

R E A D I N G (page 44)

4. the most 5. tallest 6.

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has made has got walk will find will ... continuĂŠ

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1. a business 2. to university 3. a degree 4. some good, our best 5. an effort, money, a discovery, a difference

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Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

get a degree make money make an effort go to university start a business

Word Builder make: biscuits, lunch, friends, a necklace do: home work, the laundry, sport, research 4

Listening (Class CD 5, Track 10): Announcer: Helio everyone. Today we're talking to Michelle Brown from the organisation Teens 4 Good. Teens 4 Good has planted more than five gardens in the city of Philadelphia. Tell US a little more about what you do, Michelle.

Michelle: Well, Teens 4 Good wants to make a difference, so we go into poor residential neighbourhoods. We teach teenagers to plant and work in vegetable gardens. We cali our gardens "farms" because we grow food there just like farmers.

Announcer: How has the organisation helped the neighbourhoods?

Michelle: First of all, teens from the neighbourhoods leam about agriculture, but they also leam to do something good for their neighbourhoods.

Not long ago, there were no green spaces here. But after we planted the gardens, everything changed. If you walk past one of our gardens in the aftemoon, you'11 see a green garden and teenagers watering plants and picking vegetables.

Announcer: What do you do with the vegetables?

Michelle: Well, sometimes we cook with them. We leam about healthy eating. But we also sell them to restaurants. Later today, I'm going to bring tomatoes to an Italian restaurant.

Announcer: Ah ... So you make money.

Michelle: Announcer: Michelle:

Announcer: Michelle:

Announcer:

Yes, but we don't keep it. We use it to buy things for the gardens.

That's great! Are you going to plant more gardens in Philadelphia?

I hope that Teens 4 Good will plant many more gardens. I also hope more teenagers will join our fantastic organisation and help us to plant our gardens.

I hope so too. What do you like most about Teens 4 Goodl Well, I think Teens 4 Good makes teenagers feel important. We make an effort and see the results. But also, teens in our organisation become good friends.

Thank you, Michelle. That's all for now.

1,3,4, 6,7 1. six 2. near people's homes 3. watering the plants 1.

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6.

1. taller 2. went 3. Does

4. already 5. any

Dictation 1. We're going to meet at the basketball court at 3.00 / three o'clock.

2. Bob wants to start a business and make money.

3. They live in a residential neighbourhood.

4. His office is in that skyscraper.

5. I f you make an effort, you will get a degree. (page 48)

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4. make money 5. gardens

1. d

3. e

1. she 2. Our 3. her 1.

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What are his plans I believe he'11 go Ithinkhe'll study One day, he'11 be Where do you see yourself My dream is to

2. c

4. a

5. b

4. They 5. His

In the future, people will live in skyscrapers.

Barry is going to work in an office.

I f Carmen makes an effort, she will get a degree.

I ' l l see you at the tennis court at 1 i f it doesn't rain.

I f we make a lot of money, we'U start a business.

(page 46)

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1. They 2. your 3. them

4. He 5. me

1. me 2. their 3. We

4. It 5. It

V O C A B U L A R Y (page 49)

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Accept all logical answers.

Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

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2.

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touch screen ringtone mobile phone charger caller ID

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2.

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voicemail digital camera display keypad

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ringtone headset video calling alarm clock

The hidden word is calendar.

C H E C K Y O U R P R O G R E S S (page 47)

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1. Pick up 2. go abroad 3. recychng bin

4. trendy 5. raw

1. isn't going to have 2. aren't going to buy 3. won't rain

4. are going to give 5. will bake

1. doesn't live 2. will build 3. washes

4. won't get

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concert hall farm make an effort start a business did our best

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playground art gallery power station get a degree residential neighbourhood

5. is

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caller ID a digital camera an alarm clock a mobile phone charger a touch screen

Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

G R A M M A R (page 50)

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1. He can't cali us.

2. We can ride them to the library.

3. I can't choose a cool ringtone.

4. She can't take photos at the concert.

5. Can I use your phone?

2

1. can't 2. couldn't 3. Can

4. Could 5. couldn't

Workbook Answer Key Word Builder 1. throw out 2. hang out 3

3. grow up 4. get up

Listening (Class CD 5, Track 12): Grandfather: Karen, can you show me how to use my new mobile phone?

Karen: Sure, Grandfather. Oh, you've got a touch screen.

Grandfather: Yes, but I don't know how to use it.

Karen: On your oíd mobile phone, you used your keypad for everything.

Grandfather: What do you mean?

Karen: Let's say you wanted to get your messages.

You pressed a button on your keypad, right?

Grandfather: Yes. Karen: You don't have to do that any more. Now a list of text messages appears on your screen. You just have to press the correct one.

Grandfather: Oh, I see. Do you want to take that cali, Karen?

Karen: No, I ' l l get back to them later. They'11 leave a message. Let me show you how to use your digital camera. Here, do you see the picture of the camera on your touch screen?

It's next to your calendar.

Grandfather: Yes, I see it. Should I take a photo?

Karen: Yes, that's a good idea. Look at the flowers near that bench. Take a photo of them.

Grandfather: OK. Which button do I press?

Karen: This one.

Grandfather: Wow. That was easy. Tell me, Karen. Can I download new ringtones with this phone?

Karen: Yes, you can download them from the Internet, just like you did with your oíd mobile phone.

Grandfather: But my oíd phone didn't have an Internet connection.

Karen: Oh, well I'm sure this one does. Wait a minute. I'm going to tum off my phone.

There.

1. F

2. T

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1. touch screen 2. digital camera 3. take a photo

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1. b

2. d

3. F

4. F 4. an Internet connection 5. tums off

3. c

4. a

(page 54)

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1. therefore 2. so 3. since

4. because 5. because of

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1. because 2. since 3. Therefore

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Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

4. because of 5. So V O C A B U L A R Y (page 57)

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C H E C K Y O U R P R O G R E S S (page 55)

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1. c

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3. b

1. voicemail 2. caller ID 3. cali back 1.

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5. d

4. interrupt 5. tum off

biscuits, crisps wood, cloth lifeguard, cleaner earrings, necklace playground, department store

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4. can 5. couldn't

1. must / has to / should 2. can't 3. shouldn't / mustn't

4. don't have to 5. couldn't

since a lot of was studying have to mustn't

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will pay any am not calling already have won

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so Therefore because of

3. a

4. d

4. north 5. channel

1. landmark 2. bank 3. south

4. west 5. north

Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

1. is performed 2. aren't produced 3. are fed

4. isn't sold 5. aren't wom

1. are found 2. Is ... called 3. aren't allowed

4. is visited 5. isn't served

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2.

3.

4.

5.

5. b

4. because 5. since

You should leave him / her a message.

You mustn't use your mobile phones here.

I couldn't reply to your text message.

You don't have to get up early tomorrow.

Can you see the calendar on the display?

(page 58)

was opened were performed were sold was thrown

5. was destroyed 6. was closed 7. was built

1. This painting wasn't painted by John Constable. It was painted by William Tumer.

2. The ship in the painting wasn't called the Tempest. It was called the Temeraire.

3. The painting wasn't damaged in a war with Italy. It was damaged in a war with France.

4. Watercolour paints weren't used by the artist. Oil paints were used.

5. The picture wasn't sold to the National Gallery. It was given.

(page 56)

1. e

1. capital city 2. continent 3. cave

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2.

3.

4.

Dictation 1. Can you hold on for a minute?

2. She has to buy a mobile phone charger.

3. You mustn't take a cali in a lesson.

4. I should leave a message on her voicemail.

5. When Bill was three, he could use a touch screen.

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4. coast 5. field 6. bridge

GRAMMAR

1. mustn't 2. should 3. have to

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2.

3.

4.

5.

1. cave 2. channel 3. cHff

Was the picture painted by Pablo Picasso?

What was wom by the actors?

Where were the photographs taken?

Was a digital camera used by the photographer?

Was the painting bought by the Victoria and Albert Museum?

(page 59)

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1. are designed 2. was written 3. was won

4. are spoken 5. are sold

1. are played 2. was started 3. was watched

4. is seen 5. are shown

Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.