GE 6 Workbook Answers
GE 6 Workbook Answers
GE 6 Workbook Answers
Answers
3 Learner’s own answer.
Workbook 1.3 Prepositions before nouns
Unit 1 1 a in
b from
1.1 What connects us with the people
around us? c From, on
1 a happy d at
b nervous e in
c interested f in
d scared 2 1 in
e angry 2 in
f excited 3 on
3 a cool 5 in
b pollution 6 in
c scratch 7 from; in
d starve 8 on
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e hockey
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2 1c, 2a, 3d, 4b, 5f, 6e e In 2018, there wasn’t weren’t many
3 Learner’s own answers. f Scientists feels feel really positive
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4.3 Will for future predictions b The tablet: because it’s small and easy to
carry / I can Facetime my friends / I can
1 1 What will the Brain Pen change? play games.
2 How will it save time? c The LED light bulb: because it uses less
3 How will it get its power? electricity / it lasts a long time / it’s better
for the environment.
4 What will it do?
5 Learner’s own answers.
5 What will be connected to the Brain Pen? /
What will the Brain Pen be connected to? 4.5 Start Small, Think Big
2 1 will change 1 1b, 2g, 3a, 4c, 5j, 6i, 7f, 8h, 9d, 10e
2 will improve 2 a carefully
3 will be b securely
4 won’t have to c quickly
5 will write d roughly
6 will connect e gently
7 will read 3 1c, 2a, 3b, 4d
8 will like 4 Learner’s own answers.
9 will help
4.6 Check your progress
3 1 A – It will change the way we do our 1 1c, 2a, 3b, 4a, 5c, 6b, 7c, 8b, 9b, 10c
homework.
2 D – It will write quickly. 4.7 Reflection
Learner’s own answers.
3 B – It will be powered by your brainwaves.
4 C – It will transmit your thoughts to your Unit 5
pen, which will write them down.
5 C – It will be connected to headphones.
5.1 Spending a sum of money
1 save, waste of money, charity, afford,
4 Learner’s own answers. last, brand
4.4 Changing the world 2 a charity
1 1b , 2c, 3f, 4a, 5d, 6e b brand
2 Giving examples: for example; such as c waste of money
Giving reasons/opinions: I think that; In my d last
opinion; This means that; For these reasons I
think that; This is because e afford
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5.2 Comparative and superlative • The children both look happy and
adverbs interested in the stall.
• The children are wearing clothes with
1 a the hardest
the school name – either a sweatshirt
b most quickly or a t-shirt. / Both of the children are
wearing …
c fastest
• There are plenty of books.
d more
• There are several big dictionaries.
e more often • There are several toys.
f more
5.4 The question of money
2 1 oftenest most often
1 1b; 2d; 3a; 4c
2 more better better
2 a Money is important but there are other
3 much than more than things that are more important than
having a lot of money.
4 the more the most
b It is more important to be healthy; It is
5 more faster faster more important to have a good family and
6 the most longest the longest good friends.
3 Learner’s own answers. c If you are rich, you can afford to do a lot
of hobbies where you can make friends.
4 a more easily
d Paragraph 4
b best
3 Learner’s own answers.
c more often
4 a himself
Learner’s own answers.
b themselves
5.3 Quantifiers c herself
1 a True.
d itself
b False. Sara and Dani are both helping on
e ourselves
the food stall.
f yourselves
c True.
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d False. You can buy neither sandwiches nor
water on the stall.
5.5 Billionaire Boy
e False. (Only) Dani is pouring fruit drinks. 1 b
2 1 plenty of 2 b
2 several 3 a True.
3 either … or b False. Joe has lived there for a few years.
4 Neither … nor c False. The carpets are made from animal
5 Both of (mink) fur.
3 Learner’s own answers. Suggested answers: d False. The orangutan lost his job.
• Both of the children look happy. e False. He doesn’t see it as a proper / real
• Both Lexi nor Jack enjoyed their day. present.
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7 rude 3 product
8 friendly 4 people
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5 deserts 2 1 a
6 chocolate 2 c
3 1 (keen) on 3 b
2 (excited) about 4 c
3 (crazy) about 5 a
4 (interested) in 6 c
5 (good) at 7 b
6 (hard) at 8 a
7 (fascinated) by 9 b
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c
1 a protected 12
b
b provided 3 a is studying
c told b am sending
d would c Is / working
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4 crater 3 struck
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2 a blazing 3 a 4, b 3, c 1, d 2
b at dawn 4 a Paragraph 3
c glow b The jungle.
d sunset c The main character is a young boy called
Mowgli, who is played by an actor.
e ripening
d The other characters are special because
3 a glow / know they are all animals that are created
b grace / face with animation (and they look
very real).
c say / day
5 Paragraph 2: exciting, frightening
d great / late
Paragraph 4: exciting, frightened, scared,
4 1 shapes interested
2 night 6 a exciting
3 awake b tired
4 magical c amazing
5 Learner’s own answers. d amusing
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1 Learner’s own answers. 4 1b, 2a, 3b, 4b, 5a, 6b, 7b, 8a, 9a
c ‘It’s some kind of light. But where’s it d And then the lizard scrambled up her arm,
coming from?’ wondered Lara. ‘Let’s go toward her face.
and have a look.’
8.6 Check your progress
d ‘Lara, come and have a look at this! What
1 a Adventure
do you think it is?’
b Horror
4 a Picture b
c Science-fiction
b Picture d
d action
c Picture a
e Comedy
d Picture c
f Drama
5 a sighed
b insisted
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3 leaves 2 a shivered
4 are not / aren’t having b frown
5 opens c scowl
6 is arriving d giggled
7 is / ’s spending e glared
8 is / ’s bringing 3 1 Correct
3 Learner’s own answers. 2 creamy brown chocolate ice cream
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