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Developing vocabulary and
listening p7
1
Unit 1
Vocabulary in context p4
1
1 made 2 does 3 made
4 make 5 do 6 make
1 abroad 2 assignment
3 timetable 4 term
5 grade/mark 6 notes
2
2
1 c 2 a 3 a 4 a 5 c
6 a
7 b 8 a
3
a abroad b higher education
c facilities d campus
e scholarships f support
g accommodation h subjects
i extra-curricular
4
1 hand in 2 put off
3 pick up
4 get through
5 get down to
6 set aside
3
1 F
2 F 3 T 4 T
4
1 b
2 b 3 c 4 b 5 c
5
Possible answers
creative thinking, hobbies and
volunteering
6
Reading p5
2
1 a 2 c 3 b 4 c 5 b 6 a
3
1 have your best interests at heart
2 stereotypes 3 in mind
4 tips
5 motivated
4
1 F 2 T 3 T 4 T
Grammar in context 1 p6
1
1 opens 2 are you doing 3 take
4 are continually complaining
5 we study 6 I don’t know
2
1 been learning
2 finished
3 been working
4 decided
5 taken 6 been revising
3
1 ’s/is, worrying
2 have
3 understand 4 am completing/
’m completing 5 don’t like
4
a has, started b has been
studying
c failed d has told
e has, asked f suggested
5
a offers b organises c produces
d donates e operates
f are setting up g contact
6
a make a choice b make an
appointment
c do a degree/course
d make a plan e do a course/
degree f do an extra-curricular
activity
1 is always talking about university
2 has been living here for
3 have been revising since
4 haven’t finished my assignment yet
5 is forever giving us 6 ’ve already
done
1 do away with 2 make (something)
up 3 do without 4 make out
5 make up for
Grammar in context 2 p8
1
B2
3
1 prefer
2 prefer
3 rather
4 prefer
5 rather 6 prefer
4
1 I usually prefer to do my homework
in the library./I usually prefer doing
my homework in the library.
2 I’d rather not to spend all my time
revising.
3 My parents would prefer me to
spend lots of time with them.
4 I’d rather going to school near
where I live.
5 My mother would rather I chose
the subjects I enjoy.
6 I’d prefer to learn another foreign
language than to study just
English.
7 Correct – We prefer doing
homework on Saturday to doing it
on Sunday.
5
1 I’d rather 2 I prefer 3 I’d rather
4 They’d prefer
5 I prefer
Developing writing p10
1
1 studying 2 to learn 3 to finish
4 going 5 Deciding 6 to do
7 to study 8 taking part in
1 F 2 T 3 T 4 T 5 F 6 T
2
3
1 Organising 2 to revise
3 to meet 4 forgetting
5 to remember, to worry 6 to do
7 snacking 8 to know
3
1 a
2 b 3 a 4 b 5 a
4
a managed to do b suggested
doing c promised to take
d love being e arranged to hire
f consider paying g the first to
wake up h hate getting up
5
1 Generally, I don’t mind taking
exams. 2 I keep on forgetting my
password. 3 Correct 4 Correct
5 Jasmine has been studying at this
school since she was 12. 6 Have
you considered using a laptop for
your assignments?
7 I’m sorry, but
I haven’t finished this yet. 8 That
course sounds really interesting.
9 Correct
Developing speaking p9
1
A 2 B 3 C 1
2
1 F
2 T 3 F 4 T 5 F 6 F
2
1, 3, 5, 7
1 a 2 b 3 c 4 a 5 c
4
1 exciting
2 things 3 up to
4 reminds 5 there
Unit 2
Vocabulary in context p12
1
1 earn 2 resign 3 employees
4 sign 5 retire
6 manual
2
1 b 2 c 3 b 4 b 5 a
3
a job b responsible for
c experience
d in charge
e employees f a good salary
g work long hours h colleagues
i deal with j minimum wage
k promotion l nine to five
m work overtime
4
1 promotion 2 overtime
3 qualifications 4 unemployed
5 badly 6 hunting
5
a stressful
b deadlines c perks
d sick leave e job-share
f interview g company h vacancy
i clients j reports
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Reading p13
1
The other main character, Josh
Mitchell, returned home after a bad
accident. He used to be very sure of
himself, but now with a bad leg his
personality was different. He too was
looking for work.
1 C 2 A 3 B
2
1 GB 2 PS
3 GD 4 FS
5 PS
6 FS
4
They both found jobs at Paradise
Motel off California’s Highway 99
and discovered that, although they
were very different and had little in
common, they could have a deep
friendship.
Grammar in context 1 p14
1
Developing vocabulary and
listening p15
1
3
1 hazards 2 career 3 provide
4 caution
5 downsides
1 O 2 F 3 F 4 O 5 O 6 F
1 developed 2 met, was attending
3 invited 4 were you doing, had
5 saw, decided 6 was spending,
found
2
1 set up 2 turned down 3 keep
up with 4 put off 5 take over
6 work on
2
a filled in b kept at c put, off
d set up e get ahead f working
on g taking over
2, 4
3
B2
5
1 After we had been waiting for two
hours, our taxi eventually arrived.
2 While Jenny was visiting Canada,
she met her best friend.
3 Before Tom went travelling, he had
been working to earn some money.
4 After John had left, I did my
homework.
5 When I saw the advert, I
immediately decided to apply.
6 While we were staying in the UK
last summer, we visited lots of
interesting places.
Developing speaking p17
1
d
2
A7 B 6 C 3 D 2 E 8 F 4
G 5 H 1
3
a became
b reached c phoned
d was calling e didn’t give f had
g fell h was descending
3
1 think 2 right 3 Sure 4 Maybe
5 agreed 6 true
4
4
4
1 F
2 T 3 F 4 T
5 F 6 T 7 F
8 T
5
Developing writing p18
1
1 retired
2 was sleeping 3 heard
4 was playing, was finishing
5 filled in, sent
5
1 Sally and Richard used to live in a
small town.
2 Richard used to have a part-time
job in the post office.
3 Sally used to work full time at the
health centre.
4 Richard used to/would go to work
every day except Sundays.
5 He used to/would start work at nine
in the morning.
6 They didn’t use to like their jobs, so
they decided to leave.
6
Last week, I read I’ll Meet You There
by Heather Demetrios. It’s a book
about young people and their first
jobs. This is what happened.
Many girls in 17-year-old Skylar Evans’
small town had a future as bored
mothers working nights in a fast-food
restaurant. But Skylar was planning
to enjoy a three-month summer
holiday and a future at art school.
That is, until her mother lost her
job and Skylar needed to find work
herself.
1 b
2 c
1 Agrees 2 Disagrees
3 Disagrees
4 Agrees 5 Disagrees 6 Disagrees
6
1 took over 2 turned down 3 laid
off 4 put forward 5 get through
6 came up with
Grammar in context 2 p16
1
1 left
2 been working 3 sent
4 forgotten 5 been trying
6 been working
2
1 had been working at 2 had been
investigating 3 had taken 4 was
getting ready 5 had, been talking
6 had, been
3
a went b had, finished
c had been studying/had studied
d had, been e stayed up
f didn’t pack g knocked
h didn’t wake up i had been trying
j left k had forgotten l had
4
a had been working b started
c had invited
d knew
e asked/had asked f launched
g made/had made h thought/
had thought i kept j had started
1 c 2 b 3 a 4 c 5 a 6 b
2
2
Possible answers
1 He heard noises coming from
the street.
2 His mobile phone battery was flat
and his alarm didn’t ring.
3 He sent an email with bad
comments about his boss to his
boss.
4 ‘Leave the office now!’ or ‘You’re
fired!’
3
1 checked his watch, he set off.
2 Emma answered her phone.
3 walking over to his boss, Harry
handed in his resignation letter.
4 applying for almost 100 jobs, Paula
finally got one.
4
a burning b had left
c had forgotten d had been
e manage f Getting off
g wasn’t h walking
i stopped j didn’t have
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Vocabulary
1
Cumulative review:
Unit 1 p20
Grammar
1
1 have 2 ’re making
3 don’t understand
4 ’m going
5 ’m revising
2
a ’m writing/am writing b replying
c ’ve/have been
d ’m attending/
am attending e have f handed in
g ’m having/am having h ’ve/have
made i Living j to move out
3
1 to do 2 sitting 3 talking
4 to study
5 cycling
4
1 I’ve been attending this school for
three years now.
2 Joyce is always studying in the
evening.
3 Correct
4 I’m been finishing this essay at the
moment.
5 Usually, Rebecca goes to the library
at the end of the day.
1 loan
2 appointment 3 campus
4 retire 5 sack/fire
6 attend
7 colleague 8 put off
2
1 leave 2 education 3 time
4 curricular 5 share 6 graduate
7 employed 8 time 9 line
10 assessment
3
1 make up 2 work on 3 get ahead
4 make out 5 came up with
4
1 assignment
2 responsible
3 subjects 4 earn
Unit 3
Vocabulary in context p22
1
1 departure 2 carbon 3 steering
4 waiting
5 updates 6 traffic
7 ticket
2
1 a
2 b 3 a 4 b 5 a 6 c
3
1 b
2 a 3 d 4 f 5 c 6 h
7 g 8 j 9 e
10 i
Vocabulary
1
1 a 2 c 3 b 4 a 5 a 6 b
2
1 assessment
2 assignment
3 lecture
4 fees
5 residence
3
1 a 2 a 3 b 4 c 5 b
4
1 do
2 make 3 do 4 do
5 make 6 make
Cumulative review:
Unit 2 p21
4
a network b trips c commute
d travelling e fare f zones
g off-peak h contactless
i journey j fine
5
a advertisement
b information
c helpful d reservation
e accommodation f comfortable
g expensive h departure
i decision j unhappy
Reading p23
1
1 d
2 a 3 c 4 b
Grammar
1
2
1 used to 2 Did you see
3 been studying
4 finished
5 had forgotten 6 retired
1 E 2 D 3 A 4 F 5 G 6 B
3
2
1 perspective
2 a handful
3 obstacles
4 doable 5 escalate
3
1 b 2 a 3 c 4 a
1 had been 2 would try
3 had been working 4 is always
reading 5 hadn’t revised
B2
3
a will be b will/is going to increase
c will want d won’t be e will be
f is going to continue g hope / are
hoping gh will happen / is going to
happen h i will come
4
1 is going to rain 2 will need
3 will do 4 are ... leaving/are ...
going to leave/will ... leave
5 is going to change/will change
6 is going to become/will become
5
1 We are going/are going to go on
holiday next Thursday. 2 What time
will does the flight usually depart?
3 Correct 4 What are you doing
tomorrow?/What are you going
to do tomorrow? 5 Danny will is
saving up for an electric car. He’s
already got £10,000. 6 Correct
6
My father (1) is going to buy an
electric car this year. He says it won’t
(2) be cheap to start with, but that
after a few years he (3) will have
saved the difference in the price
because he (4) won’t need to buy any
petrol. It definitely sounds like a good
idea, but I’m (5) not totally convinced
as I’m sure the cost of electricity
isn’t going (6) to come down in the
next few years. He says he’s (7) been
looking into it for a few months now
and he (8) has made up his mind.
I just hope he knows what he (9)
is doing and that he won’t regret
it. I really don’t want him (10) to be
disappointed.
Developing vocabulary and
listening p25
1
1 b 2 a 3 b 4 c 5 b 6 a
2
a uninspiring b discomfort
c unusual d impractical
e impatient f disadvantage
g unreliable h unbelievable
i unlikely
3
a 4 b 2 c 3 d 5 e 1
4
4
1 F
2 T 3 T
4 TF 5 T
6 T
1 didn’t predict 2 will 3 more
4 where 5 will 6 fairly normal
Grammar in context 1 p24
1
5
1 will/is going to 2 will
3 will increase 4 are predicting
5 are taking/will take 6 arrive, will
phone
1 Agree
2 Disagree 3 Disagree
6
1 sub- 2 under- 3 mis- 4 re-
5 inter- 6 super- 7 over- 8 pre-
2
1 P 2 I 3 I 4 P 5 P 6 I
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1 co-pilot 2 pre-book
3 substandard 4 miscalculation
5 reconsider 6 international
Grammar in context 2 p26
1
1 be living
2 have developed
3 be 4 have been travelling
5 be flying 6 have been
2
a be travelling
b have been
working c have developed
d use/be using e have happened
f be investing/invest g have solved
3
1 a 2 c 3 a 4 b 5 c 6 b
4
Possible answers
(students may come up with other
possible answers):
When she is 38, Julia will still be
sailing around the world./When she is
38, Julia will have been at sea for ten
years.
In 2030, Julia will have been at sea for
12twelve years./In 2030, Julia will have
phoned her mother 624 times.
By the time Julia is 39, she will have
been sailing for 11 years. By the time
Julia is 39, she will have stopped in a
port 22 times.
5
My brother is one of those people
who will knows exactly where he will
be and what he’ll be doing at any
time in the future. For example, he’s
going to (1) be go to university to
study medicine next year. In seven
years’ time, he’ll have (2) been
finished his course and he’ll be
working as a doctor. In ten years’
time, he’ll already be (3) getting
married and living with his wife and
two children. As soon as they (4) will
have enough money, they will buy a
big house in the country. I know that
when he retires, he will have (5) been
worked for at least 30thirty years or
more. Personally, I’m very different.
I (6) will have no idea where I’ll be
(7) doing in five years’ time. I hope I’ll
(8) have be doing a job that I (9) will
enjoy, but I don’t know what that will
be at the moment.
Developing speaking p27
1
a and b. Although she talks about the
fact they must have practised a lot
she doesn’t say how long they have
been doing the activities, so C isn’t
mentioned.
2
1 both 2 In the first photograph,
we can see 3 similarity
4 big difference
5 one hand
6 Another
3
a Comparing: both photographs
show; One similarity is that;
Another similarity is that; Both
activities are
b Contrasting: In the first photograph
we can see; From what I can see
in the photo; In the second photo;
One big difference; On the one
hand/On the other hand; Another
important difference
Developing writing p28
1
no
B2
3
1 party animal 2 wallflower
3 pain in the neck 4 live wire
5 big mouth
4
a self-confident b big-headed
c impetuous d calm
e easy-going f outgoing
g considerate h relaxed i moody
j serious k reliable
5
Possible answers
bad-tempered; good-humoured;
level-headed; open-minded; strongwilled
Reading p31
1
2 – it has the widest coverage,
whereas the others only deal with
one section.
2
1 b 2 a 3 c 4 b 5 c
3
1 distinct 2 role model 3 accurate
4 where do I sit on 5 nonsense
4
2
1 Because flying only contributes 2%
of all carbon emissions.
2 Because only rich people would be
able to fly and that wouldn’t be fair
on other people.
3 Put the negative impact that flying
has into perspective and take it into
consideration.
1 F 2 O 3 O 4 F 5 F
3
1 not as 2 less 3 more and more
4 more 5 as 6 the most
1 e 2 d 3 b 4 c 5 a
4
1 All things considered,
2 As far as I’m concerned,
3 Furthermore,
4 Nevertheless,
5 I believe that
6 In addition,
Unit 4
Grammar in context 1 p32
1
1 smartest
2 happier 3 most
4 worst 5 more
6 more
uncomfortable
2
3
1 faster
2 the most interesting
3 the hardest
4 more fluently
5 most confident 6 the earliest
7 cleverer
8 biggest
4
a likelier/more likely b higher
c more quickly d more relaxed
e better f more useful
g widely
h more unusual
Vocabulary in context p30
1
5
Negative: impetuous, insecure,
moody, selfish, untrustworthy
6
Positive: considerate, down to earth,
outgoing, resourceful, tactful
2
1 laid-back
2 diplomatic 3 shy
4 conscientious 5 humble
1 The sooner, the better. 2 Easier
said than done. 3 Better to be safe
than sorry. 4 This is going from bad
to worse.
1 I’m far more happier around
outgoing people than someone who
is shy. 2 Correct. 3 His bigger
biggest problem is that he’s too
impetuous. 4 Correct. 5 The more
soon sooner we finish, the better.
6 Emilia isn’t as talkative than as her
sister.
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Developing vocabulary and
listening p33
1
1 sensitivity 2 decision 3 activist
4 teacher
5 disappointment
6 translator
2
a actor b musician
c confidence/
self-confidence d appearance
e psychologists
f connection
g relationship h Shyness
i improvement
4 I don’t believe that introverts are
necessarily less confident than
extroverts.
5 My sister is such an outgoing
person and she has lots of friends.
6 By the time you finish doing
that online quiz, I’ll have died of
boredom.
Developing speaking p35
1
a 2 b 5 c 1 d 4 e 3
3
2
4
3
5
4
1 T 2 F 3 T 4 F 5 F
a 3 b 4 c 1
d 2
1 T 2 F 3 F
4 T 5 T 6 T
7 F 8 F
1 F 2 O 3 F 4 O 5 F
6
1 neighbourhood
2 membership
3 childhood 4 friendship
5 brotherhood
6 partnership
7 motherhood
8 ownership
9 leadership
10 likelihood
Grammar in context 2 p34
1
1 a 2 b 3 a 4 c 5 b 6 c
2
a can b could
c managed to
d was able to e couldn’t
f be able to g can’t h be able to
3
1 One of the most famous
psychologists ever was the Russian
Ivan Pavlov.
2 The Emotional intelligence is
regarded by many people to be
more important than IQ.
3 I had the an interesting
conversation with my cousin last
night.
4 Correct
5 Emily is such a broad-minded
person; she’s open to almost
anything.
1 begin by 2 remember
3 true
4 thing 5 In
1 I’d like to begin by saying that …
2 It’s important to remember that …
3 It’s also true that …
4 Another thing is that …
Developing writing p36
1
2
Vocabulary
1
1 unbelievable 2 disadvantages
3 illegal 4 incomplete
5 irresponsible 6 underestimated
2
1 trip
2 fare
3 seatbelt
4 abroad
5 travel
6 delay 7 wage 8 cruise
3
1 overtime
2 crew
3 set, up 4 overpopulated
5 vehicles/transport 6 extracurricular 7 destination
8 self-employed
Cumulative review:
Unit 4 p39
Grammar
1
1 greatest
2 happier 3 most
successful 4 faster
5 worst
6 more slowly
2
1 – 2 an 3 the 4 a 5 –
3
1 b 2 b 3 b 4 a 5 b 6 c
2
1 D 2 A 3 B 4 B, C 5 A, D
3
1 absolutely
2 very 3 really
4 rather 5 absolutely
6 completely
4
1 honest 2 experience
3 speaking
4 about 5 explain
Cumulative review:
Unit 3 p38
Grammar
1
1 is meeting 2 will 3 leaves
4 are going to 5 I get
2
4
1 will be living 2 will have been
travelling 3 will have reduced
4 will have completed
5
1 are always complaining
2 has been studying English for
3 used to have 4 will have left
5 had been working
1 was able to/managed to
2 couldn’t
3 can 4 managed to/
was able to 5 will be able to
6 can’t
B2
3
1 Personally, I think Malala Yousafzai
is the most inspiring young person.
2 I used to be a morning person, but
now I regularly stay up late.
3 I’m sorry I can’t help you with your
maths homework; I’m really busy at
the moment.
Vocabulary
1
1 self-confident 2 outgoing
3 narrow-minded 4 modest
5 moody 6 diplomatic
2
a performer
b confidence/selfconfidence c relaxed d inventor
e creative f imagination
g education h happiness
3
1 relationship 2 employment
3 sensitivity
4 scientist
5 kindness
4
School life: assignment, grades
Work: career, promotion, retired
Transport and travel: excursion,
launch, overtake
Personality adjectives: considerate,
humble, resilient
Unit 5
Vocabulary in context p40
1
Across
cashpoint, bargain, sale, purchase,
debt, discount
Down
afford, value, save, budget
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1 cash
2 discount 3 credit/debit
card 4 waste 5 refund 6 receipt
7 sales 8 allowance
3
5
Possible answers
He shouldn’t have left his wallet
at home. / He ought to have
remembered his wallet.
a account
b cash c save
d spend e debt f purchase
g afford h budget
He shouldn’t have spent so much. /
He shouldn’t have bought things he
didn’t need.
4
He should have chosen something
else from the menu. / He shouldn’t
have ordered the most expensive
thing on the menu.
1 e 2 b 3 a 4 c 5 f 6 d
5
1 on 2 paid 3 across
4 out
5 up for 6 for 7 in 8 up, with
Reading p41
1
Possible answer
I think it is about ordinary young
people who become rich.
2
1 Because her parents were rich/
Beyoncé and Jay-Z.
2 They were sugar free.
3 He made his fortune selling
property (houses) online.
4 He won over $1 million in prize
money (playing computer games).
5 Jackie Evancho sang in many
benefit concerts and galas.
6 Ben Pasternak was named most
influential teen by Time Magazine
in 2016.
3
1 entrepreneur
2 elite
3 built up
4 a household name
5 estate agency
6 influential
4
He should have gone back to the café
(immediately).
He should have listened to his mum./
He should have taken his mum’s
advice.
Developing vocabulary and
listening p43
1
1 get by 2 rip off 3 splashes out
4 sell out 5 chip in
2
1 set aside 2 cut down on
3 comes to 4 get by 5 chip in
6 rip me off
1 have to 2 should
3 don’t need to 4 aren’t allowed to
5 shouldn’t
2
1 c 2 a 3 b 4 c 5 a
1 They may have spent all their
money.
2 He can’t be paid a lot in his new
job. He’s always asking me to lend
him money.
3 He may have bought a new coat in
the sales.
4 She must get a promotion. She’s
done a really good job.
5 She must have enough money to
afford to buy a coffee.
Developing speaking p45
1
B
2
a Let me think b both photos show
c In the second d in the middle of
e In the background
f One similarity g In my opinion
h whereas i Personally j Well
3
Describing: In the background, In the
middle of, In the second
Comparing: both photos show, One
similarity, whereas
Giving opinions: Personally, In my
opinion
4
Fillers: Let me think, Well
5
young, woman
Students’ own answers
4
2
1 highlands 2 gold 3 crops
4 irrigation 5 twelve/12 6 food
7 rain
6
7
Grammar in context 1 p42
1
5
3
1 T 2 T
3 F 4 F
1 NT 2 VT 3 VT 4 QT
B2
1 well off 2 annual income
3 second-hand 4 pocket money
5 price label 6 cut-price
7 current account 8 nest egg
Grammar in context 2 p44
1
Developing writing p46
1
1 a 2 f 3 e 4 b 5 d 6 c
2
1 B 2 C 3 D 4 A 5 E
3
1 To make a complaint 2 Four
3 There is no information about what
to do if your order arrives late or is
wrong/incorrect. 4 To be sent the
correct product and get a (small)
refund
1 might 2 can’t 3 must
4 could
5 can 6 must 7 must
8 might
4
a have to b can’t
c ought to
d aren’t allowed to/mustn’t
e aren’t allowed to/mustn’t
f had to g didn’t need to
2
5
4
3
3
1 should have taken 2 had to buy
3 wasn’t able to pay 4 had to wait
5 shouldn’t have spent 6 didn’t
need to pay/needn’t have paid
1 could save 2 must have forgotten
3 must be 4 might not come
5 must have cost 6 can’t have taken
1 a 2 b 3 c 4 b
1 Dear Sir/Madam 2 I look forward
to hearing from you soon.
3 Yours faithfully, 4 Emily Johnson
1 a
2 b 3 b 4 a 5 b
4
a could b might/must
c should/
could
d must/should e might/
could f can’t g might h might
not i might/could j must/could/
might
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answer key
Unit 6
5
Vocabulary in context p48
1
1 forehead 2 eyebrow
3 eyelid
4 chest
5 waist 6 hip
7 thigh
8 ankle
9 heel
10 lungs 11 ribs
12 liver
13 kidney
2
1 a 2 c 3 b 4 c 5 b 6 c
7 b 8 a
3
a infectious
b infection
c symptoms d cough e sneezing
f sore g fever h temperature
i get better j painkillers
k passed on
4
1 prescription 2 fracture
3 chemist 4 ache 5 germ
6 exhaustion
5
1 eyes
2 ear 3 face 4 leg
5 hand 6 heart
1 I’ll call the doctor if I’ll I feel ill.
2 If you would do did more exercise,
you’d be healthier.
3 Experts believe they will discover a
vaccine soon.
4 In case Unless you are already
unwell, you shouldn’t worry.
5 There won’t be any problems
unless as long as/provided that/
providing that/if you follow the
doctor’s advice.
6 If you jump from there, you’d you’ll
probably break your leg./If you
jump jumped from there, you’d
probably break your leg.
7 If I had have a cold, my parents
usually catch it.
8 I’m sorry, but I’m not taking part in
that unless in case I hurt myself.
Developing vocabulary and
listening p51
1
1 out
2 beans 3 pull 4 shape
5 world 6 weather
Reading p49
2
2
1 E 2 D 3 A 4 C 5 B
3
1 T 2 F 3 F
4 F 5 T 6 F
4
1 plague 2 facilitates
3 susceptible 4 precautions
5 remains
6 strain
5
a the picture of health b come
down with c keep in shape
d back on your feet e are on your
last legs f pull through
3
Photos a and c
4
1 b
2 a 3 a 4 b 5 b 6 c
1, 3
5
Grammar in context 1 p50
1
6
True – 1, 2 and 4
1 you’ll 2 will 3 would 4 get
5 would 6 will
7 will
2
1 d 2 a 3 c 4 b
3
1 As long as/Provided (that)/
Providing (that) 2 unless
3 in case 4 as long as/provided
(that)/providing (that) 5 unless
6 in case 7 as long as/provided
(that)/providing (that)
4
a If you have b if you are
c as long as d you’ll usually
e take f Unless you are g you are
likely h Providing i you’ll be
1 getting better 2 not well
3 very ill 4 very ill 5 very well
Grammar in context 2 p52
1
1 have gone 2 taken
3 wouldn’t have 4 wouldn’t have
5 had listened
6 ’d worn 7 feel
2
1 c 2 f 3 e 4 a 5 d 6 b
3
1 had 2 ’d/had gone
3 have woken up 4 hadn’t eaten
5 ’d/had known 6 hadn’t missed
7 had put on
4
a didn’t exist
b will see/’ll see
c hadn’t been d hadn’t made
e wouldn’t have introduced
f hadn’t created g would have
invented
B2
5
1 If only he had listened.
2 She wouldn’t have caught a cold if
she hadn’t gone out in the rain.
3 I wish I did not feel so unwell.
4 If you exercised more often, you’d
(would) be fitter.
5If they hadn’t eaten so much food,
they wouldn’t feel sick right now.
6 If only we weren’t so unfit, we
wouldn’t (not) be so tired after our
yoga class.
7 You should go to the hospital in
case you’ve sprained your ankle.
Developing speaking p53
1
c
2
1 g 2 e 3 d 4 c 5 h 6 a
7 k 8 j 9 f 10 b 11 i
3
Giving opinions: I think …; In my
opinion …; Personally, …
Agreeing: That’s true.; Yes, you’re
right.; You have a point.
Disagreeing: I really don’t agree.;
I suppose so, but …; I’m not sure
Making choices: I think we should …;
My choice would be …; Why don’t
we …?
4
1 In my opinion …
2 I suppose so …
3 I’m not sure …
4 That’s true, but …
5 What do you think?
6 Yes, you’re right …
5
Students’ own answers
Developing writing p54
1
The writer partially agrees.
2
1 T
2 F 3 F 4 F 5 F 6 T
3
1 four 2 how diets are advertised
3 both for and against 4 includes
5 gives 6 is
4
1 opinion 2 mind 3 also 4 hand
5 secondly 6 sum
7 believe
8 result
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answer key
5
2
Adding arguments: not only …, but it
is also
3
Introducing and sequencing
arguments: Secondly
Making contrasts: on the other hand
Expressing consequences: as a result
Expressing opinions: in my opinion, to
my mind, I believe that
Concluding: to sum up
1 b
2 c 3 a 4 c 5 c 6 a
7 a
8 b 9 a 10 c
Vocabulary
1
1 throat 2 pass on 3 symptoms
4 painful 5 medication
Cumulative review:
Unit 5 p56
2
1 beans 2 black 3 shape
4 down 5 back
Grammar
1
3
1 must 2 shouldn’t 3 used to
4 bought 5 more
2
a are opening
b an c can
d has had e since f asking
g wanted h received i couldn’t
j Having k safer
3
1 There must be a problem with the
cashpoint.
2 Gina’s mother has had already paid
for her dress when it was delivered.
3 I think you shouldn’t try and save
some money. Don’t spend it all at
once.
4 In many countries, you mustn’t
can’t have a bank account until you
are 18.
5 Emma realised too late she
shouldn’t have spent/spend all her
money in the sales.
6 My brother has started saving up
for a motorbike two years ago.
Vocabulary
1
1 operation 2 residence
3 departure
4 strengthen
5 discomfort
Unit 7
Vocabulary in context p58
1
1 album 2 animation 3 soul
4 gig 5 lyrics 6 critics
2
Across
1 thriller 4 sequel 6 villain
7 stage 8 tour
Down
2 indie 3 download 4 soundtrack
5 lyrics 8 track
3
a songwriter b critics c released
d tour e gigs f stage
g performances h stunning
i make it
4
1 B
2 D 3 F 4 A 5 C 6 E
5
1 a 2 c 3 b 4 c 5 a 6 b
2
a sales b splash out c bargain
d ripped off e discounts f sell out
g shop around h cash i receipt
3
1 b 2 c 3 c 4 c 5 a 6 b
Cumulative review:
Unit 6 p57
Grammar
1
1 wishes he had listened to 2 is the
fittest 3 I’ve never had 4 Unless
you take care 5 provided (that) it’s
Books: bestseller, blurb, hardback,
well-thumbed
Films: cast, close-up, footage, stunt
person
Music: acoustic, encore, melody, verse
Reading p59
1
1 C 2 E
3 B 4 D 5 A
2
1 ’d/would feel
2 hadn’t had
3 couldn’t play 4 see
5 Have, been
1 Because they think that comic
books are only for young people.
2 Teenage boys. 3 To ‘read’ the
pictures. 4 It earned 11 Oscar
nominations, including Best Picture,
Best Director, Best Actor and Best
Original Score. 5 That they are
entertaining and they teach you new
things.
B2
3
1 trend 2 were pushed 3 integral
4 mainstream 5 associate
4
1 O 2 F 3 F 4 O
Grammar in context 1 p60
1
1 said 2 was 3 had gone
4 buy 5 told
2
1 d 2 a 3 e 4 b 5 c
3
1 thought 2 was 3 preferred
4 had downloaded 5 had seen
4
1 my first book had appeared
2 was her favourite film
3 he thought they were
4 she couldn’t/she hadn’t been
able to 5 he was going to his
5
a told b had seen c asked
d say e was f said g would
probably like h wasn’t i said
j needed
6
1 Max told me/said he was going to
see the movie.
2 Mary asked us when we are were
going to see her band.
3 He said they went had gone to a
gig last week.
4 Mary asked him what do he
thought of the book.
7
1 She asked (him) if she could
interview him about his TV viewing
habits.
2 He replied (that) she could.
3 She wanted to know if he had
ever watched a film in its original
version.
4 He told her that he had watched
The Rise of Skywalker in English,
but he (had) needed to read the
subtitles.
5 She asked (him) if he would watch
more films in English.
6 He answered that he would. He
said (that) it was more interesting
to hear the actors’ real voices.
Developing vocabulary and
listening p61
1
1 best-selling 2 masterpiece
3 soundtrack 4 cliff-hanger
5 blockbuster 6 sell-out
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2
a blockbuster
b box office
c downloads
d screenplay
e best-selling f soundtracks
g outcome h feedback
3
1 Star Wars™
2 autographs
3 objects 4 4th May
4
1 F 2 T 3 F
4 T 5 F 6 T
5
Dave agrees with ideas 2 and 4.
6
1 c 2 f 3 d 4 e 5 b 6 a
Grammar in context 2 p62
1
1 explained 2 warned
3 announced
4 recommended
5 complained 6 admitted
3
1 I’m totally convinced that …
2 What about the case of …?
3 A good example of that is …
4 It’s time that opinions changed.
5 Just to give you an idea …
4
Adding emphasis: Don’t forget that …,
I’m totally convinced that …, I really
do think that …
Giving examples: For instance, …,
… such as …, You only have to think
of …
5
1 no doubt 2 give, idea 3 totally
convinced 4 good example
5 remember
Developing writing p64
1
2
1
3
1 C 2 E
3 A 4 B 5 D
1 a 2 b 3 c 4 b 5 c
6 a
1 suggested seeing the band live
because they are/were brilliant.
2 promised to make another film
soon.
3 recommended reading that book
and said it was amazing.
4 insisted on having at least two
hours to rehearse.
5 warned me/us that I/we wouldn’t
like the film. They said it was very
disappointing.
6 congratulated, winning her first
award.
4
a suggested b said c admitted
d told e criticised f claimed
g advised
5
1 she regretted missing/having
missed 2 recommended watching
3 suggested going 4 refused to
give us
5 announced that Parasite
Lost was
Developing speaking p63
1
3
1 Shazam! It’s about a boy with
superpowers.
2 Asher Angel plays
the main character, Billy Batson.
3 A wizard gives him superpowers,
which include the ability to fire
lightning from his fingertips.
4 stimulating, realistic, convincing
5 Yes, because he/she doesn’t think
the film could have been better.
4
1 neither, nor 2 considered
3 think 4 Not only, also 5 still
Unit 8
Vocabulary in context p66
1
1 torrential 2 heatwave 3 gusts
4 devastating 5 evacuate 6 flash
2
1 Earthquake: aftershock, tremor
2 Volcano: ash, eruption
3 Snow: avalanche, blizzard
4 People: casualty, survivor
3
1 b
2 e 3 d 4 f 5 a 6 c
b
2
2
1 deny
2 really 3 example
4 remember
5 forget 6 doubt
7 think 8 look
4
a hurricane b destruction
c evacuated d torrential rain(s)
e casualties f gusts g flash floods
h spread i downpour j heatwave
k drought l aftershock
5
1 outbreak 2 swept away 3 struck
4 raged 5 wiped out 6 hit, burst
B2
Reading p67
1
c
2
1 c 2 b 3 a 4 b
3
1 consequence 2 overreact
3 predict 4 grab 5 panic
4
1 F 2 F 3 T
4 F 5 F
Grammar in context 1 p68
1
1 started
2 delayed 3 used
4 been rescued 5 be warned
2
1 c 2 b 3 a 4 c 5 a 6 b
3
1 was promised 2 are taught
3 have been vaccinated
4 were destroyed 5 will be installed
6 are being checked
4
1 was delivered/was sent
2 were left
3 will be paid 4 is paid
5 will be sent/will be delivered
5
1 is taught to children 2 was
promised (by the government)
3 are given training 4 was built (by
the authorities)
5 is being produced
6
1 In the future, new technology will
be used to help predict tsunamis.
2 Warnings will be sent to people
living near Vesuvius in Italy if there is
danger of an eruption. 3 Volunteers
were told to wear protective clothing
when clearing debris. 4 A new
refugee camp has been set up to deal
with the victims of the earthquake.
5 After the forest fires, help was
provided to the victims by the local
government. 6 Extra supplies were
brought by the Red Cross to deal with
the recent floods.
Developing vocabulary and
listening p69
1
1 on 2 of
3 with 4 for 5 about
2
a on b to c about d from
e in f on g to h at
3
a 3, b 1, c 4, d 2
4
1 a 2 b 3 c 4 b
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5
3
1 F 2 O 3 F 4 O
6
1 leadership
2 frequently
3 consideration
4 recognition
5 awareness
Grammar in context 2 p70
1
1 thought
2 to be
3 believed to be 4 have been
5 were reported 6 have died
7 are believed 8 be
2
a are said to be b are thought to
have died c it is claimed d are
known to have been destroyed
e and it is believed f has been
reported g thought to show
h it is believed that
3
1 c/e
2 f 3 a 4 b
5 e/c
6 d
4
1 is/was claimed (that) the storm
2 were reported to have killed
3 is known (that) the volcano
4 are worried 5 It is believed
5
On June 30 , 1908, people living near
the Tunguska River, in Russia, woke
up to the sound of a large explosion.
Many people have thought the world
was coming to an end, as the sky lit
up. Although nobody had been was
killed, more than 80 million trees
were destroyed, windows were broke
broken and lots of houses were
damaged. The ‘Tunguska event’, as it
is has become known, is one of the
biggest mysteries of the 20th century.
Some people believe it was caused
by a UFO crashing into the forest. In
2004, it was reported that the remains
of a spaceship are were found in
the area. However, it is now been
thought that the explosion was the
result of a comet entering the Earth’s
atmosphere.
th
Developing speaking p71
1
4
1 Nineteen ninety-five
2 Two thousand and five
3 Two thousand and fifteen / Twenty
fifteen 4 One hundred and fifty
5 a/one third 6 five hundred
percent
Developing writing p72
1
1 Yes
2 Yes 3 No
2
1 People used to buy locally
produced food, but now a lot of
our food is flown from far away/
developing countries.
2 So people can use the land to grow
food to export.
3 There has been an increase in CO2,
flooding and landslides.
4 Because they affect the climate and
the future of our planet.
3
b
2
The graph shows the changes in five
different types of natural disasters
between 1995 and 2015. It can clearly
be seen that floods occurred most
frequently in the period, starting
with just under a hundred cases
in 1995. This number doubled
halved by 2005 and then it slowly
decreased increased to around
160 in 2015. The number of storms
shows a similar pattern, increasing
from about 80 in 1995 to 130 in
2005. This number decreased by
about a third two-thirds in the
next five years, before increasing
again. Disasters like wildfires and
extreme heat show a sharp slight
increase between 1995 and 2000,
before gradually decreasing in the
next 15 years. Droughts are the least
most common events, with about
five in 1995. However, by 2000 this
number increased by around 500%
50%, before the numbers remained
about the same for the rest of the
period. Finally, geophysical events
fluctuated (a lot) increased over the
25 years, with small big changes in
the numbers.
1 T 2 T 3 F 4 F 5 T 6 F
1 concerned 2 Furthermore
3 result 4 mind 5 Even
6 up
4
1 I believe that, In my opinion
2 what’s more, furthermore
3 The first point to make, The next
thing to bear in mind
4 lthough, however, even though
5 as a result, consequently, therefore
6 In conclusion
B2
Cumulative review:
Unit 7 p74
Grammar
1
1 he was watching TV. 2 what I was
doing that night/evening. 3 it was
awful. 4 what my favourite kind
of music was. 5 he was going to a
concert the following week.
2
1 c 2 a 3 c 4 b 5 a
3
1 Have you finished 2 a
3 will have 4 are not allowed to
5 used to
4
1 Martin said told me/said he’d
meet me at the cinema at 7 pm.
2 Most of the critics didn’t thought
think the film was very good.
3 Ellie admitted to staying up late the
previous night, watching a film on her
computer.
Vocabulary
1
1 debut 2 lyric 3 realistic 4 gig
5 plot 6 humour 7 animation
8 suspense
9 critic
2
1 best-selling 2 fast-moving
3 thought-provoking 4 sell-out
5 blockbuster
3
School life: extra-curricular, grades
Work: internship, promotion Travel:
commute, fare Personality
adjectives: broad-minded, outgoing
Money and shopping: debt, refund
Health: fracture, relieve
Cumulative review:
Unit 8 p75
Grammar
1
1 are measured
2 has been
3 be used 4 will 5 worried
6 predicting
2
1 are being/have been/were warned
2 was blown away 3 will be given
4 were shown 5 could be seen
6 was cleared/has been cleared/will
be cleared
3
1 was believed (that) 2 asked (me)
if I had 3 was claimed (that)
4 suggested that the heatwave could
5 has been going on/in progress/
happening
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Vocabulary
1
3
a who
b which c which d when
e who f which g why h whose
i where j who
1 downpour
2 heatwave
3 epidemic 4 casualty
5 avalanche
6 drought
7 destruction
8 rubble
4
2
1 dust
2 protect 3 torrential
4 apologised
5 flash 6 think
3
1 destruction
2 assessment
3 unlikely 4 painful
5 survivors
6 promotion 7 Scientists
8 unbelievable
Unit 9
Vocabulary in context p76
1
1 network
2 high-resolution
3 heavy-duty 4 pen-drive
5 satnav
2
1 c 2 a 3 a 4 b 5 a
3
a edge b resolution c chunky
d lightweight e metallic f tough
g waterproof
4
1 There are different apps on mobile
phones that people can use to
connect with each other.
2 Correct
3 Correct
4 This is the best GPS device that you
can buy.
5 Correct
6 Show me the instructions which
I need to follow to get the program
started.
5
1 Kamal, who lives in Brighton, is
chatting online with his friend in
Madrid. 2 This is the website where
I bought my new laptop. 3 I’m
playing a computer game which is
on my mobile phone. 4 I’m using a
new app that I’ve never used before.
5 My mother, whose name is Kate,
works for a big technology company.
6 That was the moment when I knew I
wanted to be an inventor.
6
6
1 Silicon, which is a good
semiconductor, is used to make
computer chips. 2 This company
has been producing computers
for over ten years. 3 A computer
programmer is a person who designs
computer programs. 4 Alexa, which
is a smart speaker, was launched by
Amazon in 2014. 5 Correct
6 Jeff Bezos, who started Amazon, is
one of the richest people in the world.
Reading p77
1
Developing vocabulary and
listening 79
1
Computer words: desktop, external
hard drive, pen-drive, webcam
Adjectives: brittle, cutting-edge,
durable, rustproof
5
1 firewall 2 menu 3 line 4 date
5 screen
6 system 7 bait 8 load
1 delete
2 adjust 3 crash
4 paste 5 freezes 6 order
1 back
2 pop 3 pick 4 set
5 scroll 6 run 7 running 8 log
a, c and d
2
1 f 2 a 3 h
4 e 5 b 6 g 7 d
3
1 struggle
2 bulky 3 landline
4 gadget 5 perplexed
4
1 a 2 b 3 c 4 a 5 c
3
1 b,
2 c, 3 a
1 Speaker 1
2 Speaker 2
3 Speaker 1
4 Speaker 3
5 Speaker 3
1 whose
2 who
3 which
4 where
5 that
2
a pop up b Log on c Scroll down
d back up e set up
4
1 F 2 O 3 F 4 O 5 F
Grammar in context 1 p78
1
2
5
1 T 2 F 3 T
4 F 5 T
6
1 hack into
2 hook up to
3 free up 4 filter out
5 go down
B2
7
1 free up
2 hack into
3 hook up to 4 filter out
5 goes down
Grammar in context 2 p80
1
1 getting 2 to write
3 to programme 4 watching
5 to buy 6 to think
2
a talking b to use/using
c to think d to tell e receiving
f to call g to use h worrying
3
1 a 2 b 3 a 4 a 5 a
4
1 forgot to download 2 stop using
your mobile 3 didn’t remember to
charge 4 like to switch off
5 remember leaving 6 stopped
doing her assignment
5
1 If you don’t know how to use it,
you should read the instructions.
2 My phone doesn’t work. I forgot
to plug it plugging in last night.
3 My father remembers to buy
buying his first mobile phone.
He was 35. 4 She complained that
the music was being too loud.
5 Imagine what life would be like
today if TV hadn’t been wasn’t
invented. 6 A Trojan is a type of
virus which/that who is really bad for
computers.
Developing speaking p81
1
b
2
1 T
2 F 3 F 4 T 5 T
6 F
3
1 I don’t understand what you’re
getting at.
2 Sorry, I’m not with you.
3 No, that’s not quite what I mean.
4 Are you following me?
5 If I understand you correctly …
6 Yes, that’s exactly what I mean.
7 Do you get what I’m saying?
4
Clarifying: Are you saying that …
Could you go over that again?
I’m not sure what you mean by …
What do you mean when you say …?
Checking understanding: Are you
with me? Do you see what I mean?
What I mean is that …
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5
1 Are you with me?
2 Could you go over that again?
3 Do you see what I mean?
4 Sorry, I’m not with you.
5 What do you mean when you
say …?
6 What I mean is that …
Developing writing p82
1
Grammar in context 1 p86
1
1 were 2 were 3 was just about to
4 was 5 was to 6 decided
2
a was to start b were about to
c would come out d was
e was going to look f would clear
g would start h were to go through
i were taking to j were in for
3
1
2
1 D 2 C 3 A 4 B
3
1 purpose 2 considered 3 In
4 main
4
1 Most 2 all 3 Some 4 None
5 Every
Unit 10
Vocabulary in context p84
1
1 showbiz 2 a digital 3 trending
4 arts 5 features
2
1 Mystery deepens as investigation
put on hold 2 Petrol cars to be
banned by 2035 3 Prime Minister
quits over recent revelations 4 We’ll
be back says team captain 5 Boost
for economy as food sales increase
3
1 head 2 axe 3 drama
4 quit
5 blast
6 clash 7 blaze
8 boost
4
a health
b world news/
environmental issues c sport
d science and tech e gossip
f entertainment g features
h travel
5
1 tabloid 2 daily 3 local
4 classified 5 by-line 6 monthly
Reading p85
1
A smelling tongue!: snakes and rats
Man has spider in his ear!: bees and
spiders
2
1 hadn’t practised, wouldn’t be
2 had tidied, would be able to find
3 wouldn’t have believed, hadn’t
been 4 can’t/cannot, haven’t
studied 5 had been born, could run
6 liked, would have gone
4
1 the astronauts would have arrived
2 he had read yesterday’s newspaper
3 if she had got a/the job
4 we had lost
5 would be able to help me
5
1 do
2 was 3 was 4 could
5 have flown 6 were 7 would be
Developing vocabulary and
listening p87
1
1 keep 2 hot 3 hold 4 make
5 turn 6 breaking
2
1 a
2 b 3 a 4 c 5 a
3
1 F
2 F 3 T 4 T
4
1 a
2 c 3 a 4 b 5 c
5
1 F
2 F 3 F 4 O
6
1 exclusive 2 reporting 3 rolling
4 top 5 in-depth
Grammar in context 2 p88
1
1 didn’t
2 could 3 weren’t
4 isn’t 5 is 6 haven’t
2
1 isn’t it 2 was she 3 hasn’t she
4 did she 5 didn’t it 6 can’t she
B2
3
1 I’d like to ask you where you get
your news from. 2 Can I ask you
what stories interest you the most?
3 I wonder if you know when a news
story isn’t true. 4 Have you got any
idea who decides which stories are
important? 5 Do you know how
much a journalist gets paid?
4
1 happened 2 you did 3 know
4 if you ran away 5 you survived
5
1 what it’s like to be famous?
2 if you like having your photo taken.
3 (you) if/whether you always wanted
to be a singer. 4 what you would
have done if you weren’t a singer?
5 how your family feel when you’re in
the news.
6
1 Everybody’s seen it, isn’t it haven’t
they? 2 If you won the lottery, what
would you do have done?/ If you had
won the lottery, what would you have
done? 3 I’d like to ask how much
does this costs. 4 Correct 5 Your
sister’s a journalist, doesn’t isn’t she?
6 Correct
Developing speaking p89
1
1 b 2 a 3 c
2
1 true
2 mean 3 Even
4 said
5 argue 6 conclusion 7 forget
3
1 P 2 R 3 R 4 P 5 R
4
1 You can’t deny that ... 2 I would
still say that … 3 That doesn’t alter
my opinion that … 4 There’s no
denying that … 5 But that doesn’t
mean that …
Developing writing p90
1
1 Yes
2 Yes
3 Yes
2
1 F 2 T 3 T 4 T
3
1 Despite
2 As far as 3 considered
4 result
4
1 Despite
2 and so
3 All things considered, 4 while
5 Consequently 6 In conclusion
1 T 2 F 3 F
4 T 5 F 6 T 7 F
3
1 cures 2 flush out 3 squashed
4 stick out 5 severe
6 sensation
5
1 a 2 c 3 c 4 b 5 a 6 c
4
1 F 2 F 3 O 4 F 5 O
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Practice test
Workbook:
answer key
Vocabulary
1
Cumulative review:
Unit 9 p92
Grammar
1
1 which
2 who
3 that 4 where
5 whose
2
1 when 2 where 3 who 4 which
5 whose
3
1 to send
2 buying 3 sending
4 to call 5 to ask
4
1 for five years 2 after/as soon as
he had 3 is better than 4 Unless
you eat properly 5 apologised for
being late
Vocabulary
1
1 drive 2 speaker 3 gust
4 soundtracks 5 sneeze 6 take
out
1 Health 2 Weather forecast
3 Entertainment 4 Sport
5 Business 6 Environmental issues
2
1 c 2 e 3 a 4 f 5 d 6 b
3
1 c 2 a 3 b 4 a 5 a 6 c
Exam trainer
B2
Paper 3: Listening
Listening Part 1 p100
1 C 2 B 3 C
Listening Part 2 p100
1 (bus) journey 2 breaks
3 student services 4 the city
Listening Part 3 p101
1 C 2 A 3 E
Paper 1: Reading
Listening Part 4 p101
Reading Part 1 p94
1 B 2 C 3 C
1 C 2 B 3 B 4 D
Paper 4: Speaking
Reading Part 2 p94
Speaking Part 1 p102
1 not
2 which/that 3 soon
4 when/where 5 to 6 every/any
Student’s own answers
Reading Part 3 p95
Student’s own answers
1 decide 2 scenery 3 multiple
4 products
5 better
Speaking Part 2 p102
Speaking Part 3 p103
Student’s own answers
2
Reading Part 4 p95
Speaking Part 4 p103
3
1 was invited (passive) 2 didn’t/
did not need a reservation (auxiliary
verbs) 3 wish that game wasn’t/
was not (imaginary situation in the
present) 4 looking forward to
(phrasal verbs)
5 suggested going
to bed (gerund after ‘suggest’)
6 not as good as (comparatives)
Reading Part 5 p96
Student’s own answers
a lightweight
b screen
c durable/tough
d cutting-edge
e performance f stream
g resolution
1 excursion
2 drought
3 box office 4 discount
5 infectious
6 assignment
7 overtime
Cumulative review:
Unit 10 p93
Speaking Part 5 p103
Student’s own answers
Speaking Part 6 p103
1 C 2 C 3 A 4 B
Reading Part 6 p97
Grammar
1
1 C 2 E 3 A
4 D
1 would 2 was going to
3 about to
4 hasn’t 5 done
6 doesn’t
2
1 tell me how much you get paid?
2 know why you became a journalist.
3 what the most interesting story
you’ve worked on is? 4 you have
ever interviewed someone famous.
5 if/whether you enjoy your job.
3
Student’s own answers
Reading Part 7 p98
1 D 2 C 3 A 4 B 5 D 6 A
Paper 2: Writing
Writing Part 1 p99
Students’ own answers
Writing Part 2 p99
Students’ own answers
a helping
b For
c have been
d started e who f used to
g might h was made i admit
j a
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