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GET STARTEDHomework Help2 Word puzzle 1 quiz 2 alone 3 stomach 4 nerves 5 recipe 6 cheat 7 project 8 assignment 9 notebook 10 draw 11 major 12 ingredients 13 work area

The hidden sentence is: I LOVE HOMEWORK.

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UNIT 1 DOWN UNDERCHAPTER 1

Walkabout1 Read and match up 1 c 2 f 3 g 4 j 5 b 6 h 7 d 8 i 9 a 10 e

3 Two words for one 1 Aboriginal … late 2 desert … through 3 watch … happily 4 send … different 5 bush … hurt 6 climb up … pull 7 survivor … road 8 feel … lost

4 Fill in the gaps 1 uncle 2 wife 3 on fire 4 survived 5 broke 6 rock 7 visit 8 in the middle of nowhere 9 wonderful 10 alone


5 Am, Is, AreAHere is the text with the correct words in bold type.

Hello. My name is Suzie Wilson. And this is Mark. He is my brother. I am 14-years-old and Mark is 13. We are brother and sister. We are from Liverpool. Finally, this is Millie, our dog. She is a Labrador. She is only 8 years old.

B 1 (London)’s 2 (I)’m not … (I)’m 3 (They)’re 4 isn’t 5 aren’t … (We)’re 6 (New York)’s … (It)’s 7 isn’t … (It)’s 8 (Peter)’s … aren’t

CHAPTER 2

Walkabout – Listening1 Before you listenA d 1 g 2 e 3 i 4 a 5 h 6 c 7 j 8 b 9 f 10

B 1 dangerous 2 loudly 3 sneeze 4 in charge 5 watch


2 Listen and answer 1 b 2 b 3 blue-black … c 4 city 5 b 6 a … jeans 7 a 8 c 9 a 10 a

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

CHAPTER 3

Australia1 Quiz: How much do you know about Australia? 1 a 2 c 3 b 4 a 5 c 6 b 7 b 8 c 9 c 10 b


2 How much do you remember? 1 T 2 F (89%) 3 F (It’s one island - the largest in the world.) 4 T 5 F (It’s Melbourne.) 6 F (They sent 11 ships.) 7 F (Only mother/female kangaroos and koala bears.) 8 T 9 T 10 F (It’s 2,000 kilometres long.) 11 T 12 T

3 Useful words – Things in nature e 1 o 2 m 3 h 4 c 5 l 6 j 7 d 8 k 9 a 10 g 11 n 12 b 13 i 14 f 15

Kylie’s Blog – Listening1 Listen and answer 1 four / 4 2 January 3 six / 6 4 mother / mum 5 guitar 6 detention 7 talk 8 reality 9 father / dad 10 surfing 11 beach


Straight Talk1 Ask and answerSuggested answers

1 They were bullied. 2 Because they looked similar to the terrorists from September 11, 2001. 3 (They think) they’re bad. 4 Because they don’t know or want to know anything about other cultures. 5 You find they’re not that scary – just different. 6 A roasted pig. 7 She thought it was weird. 8 Without the cheese, the ham, the tomatoes you just get a boring dough.

WANT SOME MORE?

The Toothbrush1 Find the words 1 mad 2 filthy 3 hut 4 sticking 5 bloke 6 yell 7 pants 8 hum 9 ripped 10 Old man 11 germs 12 muddy


Magic! Class LibraryQuestions on Walkabout A 1 – c; 2 – g; 3 – f; 4 – a; 5 – i; 6 – h; 7 – j; 8 – e; 9 – d; 10 – b B a) a dead wallaby b) nothing. (He is naked.) C He put some small pieces of wood on the rock. Then he took a long piece of wood between his

hands. He put the end of this into the small pieces, and moved it round and round very fast. And very quickly, there was a good fire.

D Stage 1 – You were born. Stage 2 – You walked with your tribe. Stage 3 – You walked alone, on your Walkabout. Stage 4 – You lived with a woman. Stage 5 – You died. E c F sneezed/caught colds G True. H b I 1 – c, e; 2 – a, d; 3 – b, f


UNIT 2 SMARTIESCHAPTER 4

Matilda1 Read and match up d 1 e 2 f 3 c 4 g 5 a 6 i 7 h 8 b 9

2 Find the words 1 clever 2 picture 3 nearly 4 already 5 animal 6 library 7 finished 8 daughter 9 surprised 10 cinema

5 Guess the words 1 clever 2 cinema 3 famous 4 fourteen 5 writer 6 animal 7 village 8 daughter 9 library 10 interested 11 grown-up 12 perfectly


6 Fill in the gaps 1 sensible 2 showed … picture 3 much 4 nearly 5 ordinary 6 stayed 7 borrow 8 worse 9 realize 10 while 11 surprised 12 unimportant 13 finished 14 excitement

7 Have, has, don’t have, doesn’t haveThe correct words are in bold type in the poem.

They have grizzly bears in Canadabut they don’t have wallabies.My mother, she has long hair,and forests have lots of trees.Finland doesn’t have a king.It has a president instead.My sister has lots of boyfriends,including Martin, Gerry and Ted.Our teacher doesn’t have a car.He comes to school by bike.But he has a cat and a parakeetand a friendly old dog called Mike.The Sahara doesn’t have much snowwhile Austria has lots and lots.Ireland has rain, it makes the grass greenand fills all the empty pots.Chelsea have strikers who score many goals.They can dribble past players all day.Paris has a tower, it’s very high,and sometimes you’ll see it sway!Men, they don’t have babies.A dog, it doesn’t have wings.Saudi Arabia has lots of oil.A tree has lots of rings.The poor, they don’t have much moneynor food nor water too.


The West has food to throw awayAnd flushes water down the loo.It’s a strange old world, you’ll all agreeBut we have nowhere else to live.So let’s help each other, we don’t have much time.Don’t take, instead just give!

CHAPTER 5

Matilda – Listening1 Before you listenA e 1 i 2 g 3 j 4 h 5 d 6 b 7 f 8 a 9 c 10

B 1 parrot 2 cupboard 3 ghost 4 voice 5 hid

2 Listen and answer 1 T 2 F (He had to keep it on all day.) 3 F (He wears purple pyjamas.) 4 T 5 F (They looked like little brown flies.) 6 T 7 F (It was a library book.) 8 T 9 F (She hid it behind a cupboard in the dining room.) 10 T 11 T 12 F (They ran out of the house.)


5 Fill in the gaps 1 pyjamas 2 on the inside 3 Shut up 4 fly 5 catch … robbers 6 switch on 7 nicely 8 grow 9 parrot 10 hid 11 loud and clear

6 Was or Were? 1 was 2 weren’t … were … was 3 were 4 was 5 wasn’t 6 weren’t … was 7 were 8 was 9 were


CHAPTER 6

Famous “Smarties”1 Read and sort out

4 Read or reads?The verbs are in bold type.

This is Becky. She lives in Liverpool. She goes to the William Blake School there. She always cycles to school with her friend, Belinda. School starts at 9 o’clock. After school they often play badminton or meet their friends at McDonald’s.

In the evening, Becky does her homework, watches TV for a while, then goes to bed. She always reads comics or books for a while. Then she switches off the light and falls asleep. Goodnight, Becky! Sweet dreams!

5 Translate 1 The TV programme starts at 7.30. 2 My sister lives in Brighton but works in London. 3 They play tennis every Thursday.

AE JKR MC MZ

1 X earns a lot of money.

2 X won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1921.

3 X invented the X-ray.

4 X was a student at Harvard University.

5 X was bad at reading at school.

6 X won two Nobel Prizes.

7 X wrote a best-selling book series.

8 X founded Facebook in 2004.

9 X is famous for the theory of relativity.

10 X is a computer scientist and software developer.

11 X was born in Poland.

12 X first got her idea for the book on a train.


6 Fill in the verbs 1 snows 2 wake up …. don’t get up 3 borrow 4 drink 5 drives 6 watches 7 phone/ring/call 8 eats 9 doesn’t start/begin 10 sends 11 move 12 doesn’t sing … don’t know … thinks/believes 13 understands … doesn’t speak 14 grows

CHAPTER 7

A Young Entrepreneur1 Correct the sentencesThe correct answers are in bold type.

1 Jessica’s company makes Popsy Cakes. 2 Jessica didn’t find it very easy to develop her idea. 3 Jessica goes to college in the morning then goes to the bakery in the afternoon. 4 Jessica was only 18 when she started her company. 5 At the moment, Jessica sells 200 Popsy Cakes a week. 7 Jessica is the first person in her family to run a business. 9 At the bakery, she checks orders and does quality controls. 10 After signing a big contract, Jessica hopes to sell 50,000 Popsy Cakes this year. 11 Jessica’s advice to other young people is to do something they’re interested in. 12 She doesn’t have (so) much time to see her friends.

2 A or an?an, an, a, a


3 Useful words – ClothesA belt 5blouse 2coat 4dress 6gloves 13jacket 8jeans 1jumper 10 / 16raincoat 14shirt 7shoes 11skirt 9socks 12sweater 16 / 10T-shirt 3tights 15trainers 18trousers 17

Quest to Learn – Listening1 Listen and answer 1 10 o’clock in the morning. / 10 a.m. 2 online games 3 b 4 computer game 5 programmer writer historian mathematician explorer film director 6 b … imagination 7 a 8 c 9 six / 6 weeks 10 b 11 two /2 … c 12 a


WANT SOME MORE?

Anthrax1 Read and answer 1 anthrax 2 grass 3 c … Gruinard 4 a 5 bomb … b 6 spores 7 b 8 b 9 c … painful 10 b … safe 11 40 /forty 12 a

2 Check the words 1 lungs 2 blow up 3 common 4 wool 5 island 6 soil 7 weapon 8 antibiotics 9 safe 10 painful


Parts of a boat1 Mark the drawing 1 starboard 2 tiller 3 stern 4 port 5 mast 6 main-sail 7 boom 8 reefing lines 9 cockpit 10 rudder 11 keel 12 hull 13 bow 14 fore-sail

Magic! Class LibraryQuestions on Matilda A 1 – f; 2 – a; 3 – e; 4 – b; 5 – d; 6 – c B He buys and sells cars. C Five and a half. D b E a chocolate cake F a newt G 10 pence H aunt I eyes J c K doesn’t go L 1 – d; 2 – g; 3 – f; 4 – b; 5 – c; 6 – a; 7 – e


UNIT 3 CANADACHAPTER 8

Grey Owl1 Choose the answer 1 b 2 a 3 c 4 b 5 b 6 a 7 c 8 a 9 c 10 b

2 Find a way through the maze

inside accident 10 opinion 11 fear scream useful

1 belong to 2 war discover 9 bright 12 dirty sensible

pet 3 early busy 8 secret 13 subject continue

4 changein their hearts

in a hurry 7 protect 14 destroy promise

savage 5 stage 6 important grow library 15 message


4 Sort out the words 1 ‘Are you a real American Indian?’ ‘Of course. Both my parents were Apaches.’ 2 ‘What’s Bob’s mobile phone number?’ ‘Sorry, I don’t remember.’ 3 Shall we go for a swim in the lake? 4 The theatre was full. Altogether, there were nearly 600 people in the audience. 5 The film was so boring that we fell asleep before the end. 6 ‘Let me introduce my cousin to you. Sally, this is Gerry, my best friend.’ 7 He lived in the country, next to a forest. 8 Grey Owl had a white feather in his hair. 9 The witness gave the police a good description of the bank robber. 10 The morning train was very crowded. 11 ‘Can you describe the man who attacked you?’ the police officer asked. 12 It’s getting cold in here. Put some more wood on the fire. 13 She didn’t realize her life was in danger. 14 It was such an exciting book that I couldn’t stop reading it. 15 The way of life of American Indians was very different to that of the White Man. 16 A crowd quickly gathered outside the American Embassy. 17 We must act now if we’re to save the rainforests. 18 The main speaker was from Canada and gave an excellent talk on the Inuits.

5 Fill in the missing verbsThe missing verbs are marked in bold type in the text.

In 1953, the Woods family moved from Anderson, California to Gage in Oklahoma. They had a pet cat called Sugar. She was quite old so they decided to leave her in Anderson with a neighbour.

A month later, they phoned their neighbour who told them that Sugar disappeared a few days after they had left. They were very upset as they loved their old cat. They just hoped she would turn up again soon. But she didn’t.

A year passed by. Then one day, the Woods were in the garden having afternoon tea when they heard a loud Miaow! They stopped eating and listened. Then they heard it again – Miaow! – only louder this time. Mrs Woods looked up. There on the steps of the veranda was a cat. ’It’s Sugar!’ she said. ’She’s come back to us!’Yes, strange as it sounds, Sugar had travelled all the way from Anderson to Cage – nearly 5,000 miles!

6 Translate 1 He promised to do it. 2 James phoned me last night. 3 The students watched a film.


7 Fill in the verbs 1 watched 2 smiled 3 checked 4 discovered 5 kicked 6 borrowed 7 screamed 8 promised 9 decided 10 asked … answered 11 changed 12 visited 13 walked 14 explained 15 turned around … recognized

CHAPTER 9

Grey Owl – Listening1 Listen and find out 1 1/one metre 2 c 3 b 4 b 5 wood 6 c 7 b 8 b 9 under 10 a

4 What a story! 1 wanted 2 put 3 phoned 4 arranged 5 arrived 6 opened 7 was 8 had


9 left 10 took 11 drove 12 waved 13 was 14 saw 15 wasn’t/was not 16 was/were

5 Translate 1 Jenny bought a new car last week. 2 Peter and Harry went/travelled to Brighton yesterday. 3 We flew to London in September.

6 Fill in the verbs 1 drove 2 understood 3 bit 4 drank 5 saw 6 ate 7 drew 8 fell … broke 9 cost 10 lost 11 ran 12 wrote 13 said 14 came 15 knew 16 stole 17 spoke 18 sang 19 sat 20 met 21 forgot 22 left 23 read 24 slept 25 thought


CHAPTER 10

Canada1 Read and find out 1 T 2 F (It’s Ottawa.) 3 T 4 F (It’s 25% – a quarter.) 5 F (There are more people in Sweden./There are fewer people in Canada.) 6 F (It means ‘eat raw meat’.) 7 F (It’s part of the British Commonwealth.) 8 T (900,000) 9 T 10 T 11 F (For 20,000 years.)

Kate in Canada – Listening1 Listen and answer 1 study trip 2 Toronto 3 plane … ninety (an hour and a half) 4 multicultural 5 neighbours 6 a hundred 7 CN Tower … glass 8 heights 9 sixty (an hour) 10 school teacher 11 illegal 12 boat trip 13 thunder 14 waterfall


CHAPTER 11

World Cup Fever1 How much do you remember? 1 a 2 b 3 a 4 b (no UK teams) 5 b 6 a 7 b 8 b 9 a 10 b 11 a 12 a (They were playing the World Cup signature tune.)

3 Word puzzle 1 lately 2 enough 3 nurse 4 swoop 5 anxious 6 caravan 7 clang 8 ward 9 wheelchair 10 rubbish 11 reply 12 faint 13 disaster 14 imagination 15 guarantee 16 wail/yell

The hidden phrase is: THE WORLD CUP FINAL


4 Fill in the missing words 1 to his left 2 might be 3 disasters 4 caravan 5 anxious 6 imagination 7 rubbish 8 overnight stay 9 broken into 10 wheelchair 11 push (our way) through 12 corner 13 lately 14 ward 15 comfortable

5 Fill in the verbs 1 (brother)’s lived (has lived) 2 (I)’ve forgotten (have forgotten) 3 has played 4 haven’t seen 5 (shop)’s opened (has opened) … haven’t been 6 (I)’ve booked (have booked) 7 has (never) flown 8 haven’t spoken/talked 9 (I)’ve cooked (have cooked) 10 (cousin)’s moved (has moved) … (He)’s got (has got)


WANT SOME MORE?

Making Friends1 Match up the words g 1 j 2 b 3 a 4 i 5 c 6 d 7 l 8 e 9 f 10 h 11 k 12

The Greatest Hockey Player Ever!1 How much do you remember? d 1 c 2 h 3 f 4 a 5 i 6 b 7 j 8 g 9 e 10

2 Word check 1 retire 2 valuable 3 puck 4 jersey 5 former 6 national anthem 7 stand 8 trophy 9 association 10 skate 11 dodge 12 enjoy


Magic! Class LibraryQuestions on Grey Owl A 1 – c; 2 – e; 3 – i; 4 – g; 5 – b; 6 – h; 7 – j; 8 – a; 9 – d; 10 – f B in Regina, Canada C April 1938 D He wasn’t an Indian. / He was an Englishman. E seventeen F c G Choose from: Ojibwa, Ottawa, Potawatomi, Apache, Iroquios and the Three Fires H a, c and e are right (b was a lie he told) I a J b


UNIT 4 PROS AND CONSCHAPTER 12

What Are You Scared Of?3 He had never studied French before he moved to France 1 had (never) seen 2 had made 3 had lost 4 had (never) won 5 had (already) left 6 had booked 7 had visited 8 had (never) gone

Frankenstein1 Read and match upA c 1 e 2 i 3 f 4 h 5 j 6 a 7 d 8 g 9 b 10

B 1 1816 2 a 3 1797 4 c 5 wet 6 Percy Bysshe Shelley 7 c 8 b 9 b 10 dangerous 11 horror story 12 poems


4 Word puzzle 1 bad 2 fear 3 part 4 marry 5 bodies 6 travel 7 success 8 holiday 9 together 10 mountain 11 probably 12 scientist

The hidden phrase is: A HORROR STORY

CHAPTER 13

Frankenstein – Listening1 Before you listenA e 1 j 2 i 3 a 4 d 5 h 6 b 7 f 8 c 9 g 10

B 1 teeth 2 breathe 3 chemistry / Chemistry 4 Autumn 5 finish


2 Listen and answer 1 T 2 T 3 F (He read lots of books.) 4 T 5 T 6 F (After a few months.) 7 F (He made the person very large and tall.) 8 F (It was at the top of the house.) 9 T 10 T 11 F (He moved his arms and legs.) 12 F (He had black hair, white teeth and yellow skin.)

5 Questions and answersA e 1 g 2 f 3 k 4 i 5 c 6 l 7 d 8 j 9 a 10 b 11 h 12

B 1 discover 2 breathe 3 health 4 disappear 5 tool(s)

6 Plurals 1 families 2 lorries 3 parties 4 men 5 knives


6 feet 7 children 8 wives 9 teeth 10 people 11 mice 12 women

The hidden word is: FRANKENSTEIN

CHAPTER 14

Are You Addicted to the Internet?2 Read and sort out

Js J D P

1 X I end up on Facebook instead of doing my homework.

2 X I would be on the computer until 3 or 4 in the morning.

3 X I talk to my friends over the Internet.

4 X I’m on Twitter now.

5 X I train for about 10–15 hours a week.

6 X I used to role-play fictional Internet characters with my best friend.

7 X I do a lot of sport in my spare time.

8 X I’m on Facebook 8 hours a day.

9 X I keep in touch with my children and grandchildren using Facebook.

10 X I turned to the Internet when my parents divorced.

11 X I’ve made friends with people all over the world on Facebook.

12 XI sometimes pretended to be sick so I could stay at home and be on my computer.

13 X I can phone free using Skype.


4 Peter’s bike is very old 1 country’s 2 team’s 3 President’s 4 horse’s 5 bird’s 6 brother’s 7 doctor’s 8 grandfather’s 9 Van Gogh’s 10 girl’s 11 singer’s 12 bride’s 13 company’s 14 group’s 15 butterfly’s

Gopal’s Spare Time – Listening1 Listen and answer 1 c 2 a 3 c 4 b 5 b 6 a 7 b 8 a 9 b 10 a


CHAPTER 15

I Gave Away Half of Everything I Own1 Read and answer 1 T 2 F (It was a $2 million dollar house.) 3 DK 4 F (In Ghana.) 5 T 6 T 7 F (They lived in the historic part of Atlanta.) 8 F (It’s in the basement.) 9 DK 10 F (He doesn’t miss it at all.) 11 T 12 DK

6 Asking questions 1 1 Is 2 Was 3 Am 4 Were 5 Is 6 Was 7 Were 8 Is 9 Are 10 Was

7 Asking questions 2Expected answers

1 Does your mother like rap music? 2 Did Arsenal beat Chelsea last night? 3 Do you hate getting up early? 4 Did you visit your grandparents last weekend? 5 Did Harry phone you last night? 6 Did you wash your hair last night? 7 Did you buy a present for Mum? 8 Do you speak Spanish? 9 Does it rain a lot in Wales? 10 Did Bob play golf with you yesterday?


8 Translate 1 Is Paula married? 2 Does Kathy like me? 3 Was the weather good in Spain? 4 Did you go to the cinema/movies last night? 5 Did it rain yesterday?

WANT SOME MORE?

Too Good for Me1 Ask and answerSuggested answers

1 Ben. …. (She has arranged to go) to a party. 2 Because it’s their friend, Ryan’s birthday that day and she doesn’t think Mel should let him down. 3 (They’ve both) laughed at girls who do everything their boyfriend does. 4 (She’s been going out with Ben) for seven weeks and two days. 5 (She describes him as) gorgeous. 6 Choose two from: He’s got a fantastic body … He’s good-looking … He makes her laugh … He listens to her when she talks to him. 7 Choose two from: You’re funny too … You’re clever … You’re great company. 8 Mel acting all grateful and keen, as if she’s not as good as him. 9 (She notices) that other girls eye him up. 10 (She suggests she tells him) that she can’t make the party and that if he can’t bear a night without her then ask him to go with her to Ryan’s party.

4 Fill in the gaps 1 remind 2 smugly 3 rubbish 4 demand 5 keen 6 turn into 7 grateful 8 moaning 9 swiped at 10 obsession 11 company 12 Silence 13 crack up 14 please 15 glared


Magic! Class Library Questions on Frankenstein A 1 – h; 2 – d; 3 – e; 4 – a; 5 – g; 6 – b; 7 – f; 8 – c B in a hut in a forest near Ingolstadt. C his younger brother William … Justine Moritz (a girl who helped Elizabeth) … the monster D a wife for him … Frankenstein destroys it. E his friend Henry Clerval F True G The monster murders/kills her. H c I 1 – d; 2 – h: 3 – f: 4 – a: 5 – g: 6 – c: 7 – e: 8 – b


UNIT 5 WHAT’S NEXT?CHAPTER 16

Cats and Dogs?1 Read the dialogueAThe missing words in the dialogue are in bold type.

A: Do you have any pets?B: No, not now. But I used to have a cat. I called him Garfield. Why?A: I’m thinking of getting a pet – maybe a dog.B: A dog? I don’t like dogs. They’re too smelly. Get a cat. They’re much easier to look after.A: Yes, maybe, but dogs are more intelligent than cats.B: I don’t agree! Cats are just as clever as dogs. And a lot less work.A: What do you mean?B: Well, you have to walk a dog all the time. It needs lots of exercise.A: That’s a good thing! It gives you lots of exercise too. And dogs are a lot more affectionate than

cats.B: Maybe, but cats are cleaner. They always bury their poo when they go to the toilet. Not like dogs

who poo everywhere!A: I agree, but people always clean up after them.B: Not everybody! And dogs bark a lot too.A: That’s a good thing. It frightens away burglars.B: And keeps people awake at night! No, give me a cat any day.

3 On Monday I’m meeting my cousin… morning, she’s having a massage… afternoon she’s appearing on TV chat show

… morning, she’s going to a recording studio… afternoon she’s going to a restaurant with her boyfriend

… morning, she’s going shopping at Harrods… afternoon she’s being interviewed by Hello! magazine

… morning, she’s having a new tattoo… afternoon she’s visiting her parents in Brighton

… morning, she’s appearing on Radio 4… afternoon she’s appearing on TV’s X-factor

… morning, she’s going to church… afternoon she’s going horse-riding


The Horse Whisperer1 Read and answerSuggested answers

1 (She’s) thirteen. 2 (They’re) her/Grace’s parents. 3 (It’s/He’s) Grace’s horse. 4 (She’s called) Judith. (She’s) fourteen. 5 (He’s called) Gulliver. He’s brown. 6 A river. 7 (They were looking for) an old railway bridge. 8 (It hit) ice. Then Gulliver dropped to his knees and fell backwards towards the road. 9 Gulliver hit them and both horses and their riders landed in the road. 10 A large truck. 11 He sounded his horn and Pilgrim went crazy. 12 She was thrown into the road.

2 Find the translations 1 Pilgrim seemed to go crazy. 2 But there was not enough time. 3 Grace was laughing too much to reply. 4 He could not stop the truck. 5 Then the driver saw nothing more through the broken glass.

3 What’s the word? 1 b 2 c 3 c 4 a 5 b 6 b

4 Can you work it out? 1 a lawyer 2 covered 3 much-loved 4 a riding accident 5 a magazine 6 now and then 7 a bridge 8 a railway 9 step 10 crazy 11 afterwards 12 moment


CHAPTER 17

The Horse Whisperer – Listening1 Before you listenA g 1 h 2 a 3 j 4 b 5 i 6 e 7 c 8 f 9 d 10

B 1 ride 2 hut 3 matches 4 punish 5 path

2 Listen and answer 1 c 2 b 3 a 4 b (She found a small river.) 5 b 6 c 7 a 8 b (about half an hour) 9 a 10 b 11 c 12 a


4 Right or wrong? 1 Wrong (An adult is someone aged 18 or over.) 2 Wrong (Windows are usually made of glass.) 3 Right 4 Wrong (Pockets are found in coats, jackets, shirts, etc.) 5 Right 6 Wrong (Most British families live in houses.) 7 Right 8 Right 9 Wrong (Children wouldn’t usually want their teacher to punish them!) 10 Right

5 What? Where? Why? 1 Who 2 What 3 Where 4 Why 5 How many 6 What time 7 How far 8 Where 9 What 10 How much 11 What time 12 What 13 Who 14 Why 15 Where

CHAPTER 18

Killer in the Bushes1 Correct the sentencesThe suggested corrections are in bold type.

1 The killer’s target was a rich banker who worked in London. 2 The killer was hiding in the bushes in a small park across the road from the man’s house. 3 The killer’s target had no wife and no children. 4 The story takes place on a cold evening. 5 The killer’s target drove up to his house in a big BMW. 6 The gun the killer was holding had brown parcel tape wrapped around the grip. 7 The killer’s target took the train to London every weekday and always arrived home at 7.30 p.m. 8 All of the houses in the area were big and posh.


3 Two words for one 1 beep – parcel tape 2 chamber – rubbed off 3 content – target 4 crouch – hoodie 5 damp – posh 6 evening – gun 7 freeze – engine 8 leaves – sleek 9 on the dot – towards 10 steps – slide 11 stiff – fancy 12 wrapped – dark

4 Useful words – ’Action’ verbs n 1 i 2 s 3 e 4 j 5 a 6 r 7 l 8 p 9 m 10 c 11 t 12 q 13 g 14 k 15 b 16 f 17 h 18 o 19 d 20

This Is Justin – Listening1 Listen and answer 1 b 2 a 3 ‘N Sync 4 Social Network


5 c 6 b 7 scripts … b 8 c 9 b 10 a 11 Choose one from: snakes, sharks, spiders 12 dying

3 Pete is taller than me. He’s my best friend. 1 longer 2 best 3 more dangerous 4 worst 5 easier 6 most famous 7 richer 8 highest

WANT SOME MORE?

Meet Oz1 Read and answer 1 T 2 F (Petula is the name of a python in the pet shop.) 3 DK 4 T 5 F (He goes to the pet shop every Saturday.) 6 T 7 DK 8 F (He shares Oz with his brother.) 9 T 10 DK 11 F (It was his brother, Gabe who gave her the mug of tea.) 12 DK 13 T 14 F (Snakes really like water.) 15 T


2 Go from START to FINISHThe correct route is numbered 1–15.

Magic! Class LibraryQuestions on the Horse Whisperer A 1 – c; 2 – f; 3 – i; 4 – a; 5 – j; 6 – d; 7 – h; 8 – e; 9 – b; 10 – g B c C b and d are right. D b E b F True G a) Annie’s son b) Annie’s father c) Tom H a loop of rope … a sheet of paper with the words ’Never forget’

START

1 blame 2 python poo bred silky pinky cool

curl up slit 3 treat wee 6 growl 7 defrost handle

shed skin instead 4 proper 5 moody slimy stick to 8 fangslither away

skin venomous by the way make a fuss nail varnish 9 tank

poison clobber slide 13 harmless chuck 10 damp scientific

escapemake a

fuss14 chew smooth 12 poster 11 wimp problem

check out weekly awesome 15 hilarious frozen needle tiny

FINISH


UNIT 6 CRIME SCENESCHAPTER 19

Three Is a Lucky Number – Part 11 Read and answer 1 b 2 c 3 b 4 b 5 c 6 b 7 a 8 c 9 b 10 a

2 Find the words 1 murder 2 recently 3 disappeared 4 will 5 accident 6 invented 7 valuable 8 stranger 9 refused 10 drawer

3 Fill in the gaps 1 middle-aged … pale 2 insurance company 3 court case 4 lucky number 5 unattractive/ugly 6 completely 7 trouble 8 silly/stupid 9 agreed 10 seaside hotel 11 well-shaped 12 appeared


4 Sort it out: Prepositions of timeA

At6 o’clock in the morning6.30middaythe momentWhitsun

InDecemberearly springJuly 1999the eveningthe winter

OnBoxing DayChristmas EveJanuary 8th 2002MondaySeptember 29th

B 1 in 2 on … at … in 3 on 4 on … at 5 on 6 in … at 7 in … at 8 on … on 9 in … on 10 in


Three Is a Lucky Number – Part 21 True or False? 1 T 2 T 3 F (It was on a shelf over the bath.) 4 T 5 F (He connected it to an electric point just outside the bathroom door.) 6 T 7 F (He had a cloth over his hand.) 8 F (The bottom end.) 9 T 10 F (It smelt of roses.) 11 F (It was kept outside the kitchen door.) 12 T

2 Find the translations 1 Ronald opened the door carefully. 2 Oh, you frightened me! 3 After a time he went and knocked on the bathroom door. 4 She began to climb down the ladder. 5 He needed to keep very calm.

CHAPTER 20

Three Is a Lucky Number – Listening1 Before you listenA c 1 h 2 e 3 j 4 g 5 a 6 d 7 i 8 b 9 f 10


B 1 footsteps 2 accident 3 envelope 4 duty 5 guilty

2 Listen and answer 1 thirty / 30 2 bedroom/drawer 3 b 4 a 5 c 6 b (‘almost all the money’) 7 Ronald 8 wedding 9 police … bathroom 10 b 11 photographs 12 c

4 Fill in the gaps 1 engineering company 2 shelf 3 cheerful 4 ladder 5 savings account 6 electric heater 7 covered 8 paint 9 financial documents 10 duty 11 guilty 12 forced 13 property 14 opportunity 15 behaviour


5 Useful words – Crime words s 1 f 2 j 3 g 4 r 5 k 6 n 7 q 8 t 9 c 10 o 11 h 12 d 13 b 14 i 15 l 16 e 17 a 18 m 19 p 20

6 There’s a prince in Sweden. There aren’t any snakes in Ireland.A Quiz 1 There’s 2 There are 3 There aren’t 4 There isn’t 5 There aren’t (There are 15 players.) 6 There’s 7 There aren’t 8 There are (Tokyo – 37 million, Mexico City – 20 million). 9 There’s (It’s similar to the bagpipes.) 10 There are (There’s Vesuvio, Etna, etc.) 11 There isn’t 12 There aren’t (They’re in Antarctica/the South Pole.)


CHAPTER 21

London Crime1 Read and answer 1 F (He was Sherlock Holmes’ friend and assistant.) 2 T 3 F (He was created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.) 4 DK 5 F (He killed five people.) 6 T 7 DK 8 T 9 F (They took place in the slums of east London.) 10 T (To Dr Joseph Bell.)

2 Read and find out 1 Metropolitan Police Force 2 helmets 3 Bobbies 4 Sir Robert Peel 5 1890 6 30,000 7 c 8 fingerprinting 9 Scotland Yard 10 b

4 The Who or Which PoemThe missing words are in bold type.

Nobel’s the man who invented dynamitewhich can blow up a building sky high.This is the piano which Beethoven played.He’s the man who went deaf by and by.Margaret Thatcher’s the woman who led the UK.She was strong, which some men didn’t like.Prince William got married to Kate Middletonwho met him while riding her bike.


The ring which he gave her belonged to his mum.It was blue and expensive they say.He wanted someone who would share his lifeand maybe become Queen one day.Napoleon’s the emperor who fought many wars.Gandhi’s the man who loved peace.Gold is the metal which people adore.I’ve just bought a ring for my niece.Rinaldo’s a player who scores many goals.A bee is an insect which stings.The Bible’s a book which Christians readand Madonna’s a star who sings.A person who teaches is a teacher,while someone who cooks is a cook.An animal which eats meat is a carnivore,and a person who robs banks is a crook.So learn ‘who’ and ‘which’– remember the rule:‘Who’ is with people – that’s it!It’s easy to learn, just practise at home.It might even help you keep fit.

The Seven Cream Jugs – Listening1 Listen and answerSuggested answers

1 Because they have just had their silver wedding (and people have given them lots of silver gifts). 2 Because he steals things./Because he takes anything he can find. 3 To see if Wilfred has stolen the silver cream jug. 4 A silver cream jug. 5 Her suitcase.


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After Twenty Years1 What are the questions?Suggested answers

Scene One 1 Who is standing in the shadows of a dark doorway? 2 When was the restaurant torn down? / When was Big Joe Brady’s restaurant torn down? 3 What was his best friend called?

Scene Two 4 Why does Bob want to head west? 5 Does Jimmy go with him? / Does Jimmy head west with Bob? 6 When and where do they agree to meet again?

Scene Three 7 What does Bob take from his pocket? 8 What time is it (now)? / What’s the time (now)? 9 How long is Bob going to wait for Jimmy/his friend?

Scene Four 10 What is Bob smoking? 11 How does Bob know that the man isn’t Jimmy? 12 Where was the “wanted” poster of “Silky” Bob sent from?

2 Find the words 1 recognize 2 chilly 3 scar 4 chum 5 compete 6 drizzle 7 grew up 8 gust 9 reunion 10 glare 11 under arrest 12 fortune


Magic! Class LibraryQuestions on Crime Story Collection A e – 1; h – 2; a – 3; g – 4; c – 5; b – 6; f – 7; d – 8 B 1 b, d, g, i, j 2 c – 1; h – 2; f – 3; a – 4; g – 5; d – 6; b –-7; e – 8 3 Because he killed himself. / Because he died. C 1 b – 1; d – 2; a – 3: c – 4 2 Canada 3 His real mother… He kills/murders her (and buries her in the garden). D 1 c – 1; f – 2; i – 3; a – 4; h – 5; d – 6; b – 7; g – 8; e – 9 2 She is shot. / Because her brother Tom wants the police to think that she sold Defence Department secrets to the Chinese. E 1 c – 1; d – 2; b – 3; a – 4 2 They ran away to get married. 3 Edward Skipperton killed him and hid his body in the scarecrow. 4 Because some children find the body in the scarecrow, so he knows he will be caught. F 1 c 2 three … Mrs Mildred Veery, George Hartley and Richard MacFadden. 3 b 4 True G 1 That her husband has killed her. … No, it is not true. 2 She has lost weight. / She has lost fourteen kilos. H 1 b, c, e and f are true. 2 Paul Bayley.

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