Dap An Luu Hoang Tri

ANSWER KEYS
(BÀI TẬP TIẾNG ANH 8 – DÙNG KÈM FRIENDS PLUS 8)

Answer Keys
Starter Unit
Vocabulary
I
Across:
1. go to school 2. school starts 3. get up
4. wake up 5. relax 6. get home
Down:
7. watch TV 8. tidy my room 9. get the bus
10. have lunch 11. do homework 12. go to bed
II
1. get up 2. go 3. plays 4. watch
5. do 6. go 7. have 8. listen
III
1. gets up 2. gets 3. starts 4. relaxes
5. goes 6. does 7. watches 8. goes
IV. Students’ own answers
V
1. is buying 2. are looking 3. go shopping
4. am not playing 5. get up 6. wakes
7. goes to work 8. go to sleep 9. have breakfast
10. get the bus 11. finishes 12. do my homework
13. get home 14. watch TV 15. go to bed
Language Focus
VI
1. doesn’t like 2. am doing 3. looks 4. is running
5. don’t wake up 6. aren’t listening 7. Do – know
VII
1. Are you studying 2. am chatting 3. are talking
4. chat 5. don’t speak 6. listen
7. is your sister doing 8. Is she practising 9. plays 10. is watching
VIII
1. heard 2. ride 3. feel 4. spoke 5. taught
6. spend 7. met 8. lost 9. bought 10. wore
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IX
1. did you buy 2. Did she lend 3. did she go
4. Did she spend 5. did they lose 6. did the airline lose
X
1. won 2. did you have 3. helped you 4. did you
5. do you 6. sat 7. you go 8. scored
XI
1. did Mum and Dad buy 2. happened 3. did Kevin meet
4. took 5. did Jane email 6. helped Anna
XII
1. Who taught you your first words in English?
2. What happened on the last day of the last school year?
3. Who did you meet in your first year of school?
4. What did you have for lunch yesterday?
5. What books did you read last week?
XIII
2. How many people came to the party?
3. Who bought her a lovely picture?
4. What did Lan make?
5. Who helped her with the food?
6. What did they eat?
7. Who brought the guitar?
8. What (song) did she sing to Mai?
Unit 1: Fads and fashions

1A. Vocabulary
I
1. d 2. e 3. a 4. f 5. c 6. b
II
1. results 2. electronic gadgets 3. quizzes and competitions
4. advice 5. shopping 6. jokes
III
1. homework 2. cooking 3. fashion
4. advice 5. current affairs 6. reviews
IV
1. c 2. d 3. e 4. a 5. f 6. g 7. b
V
1. casual 2. uncomfortable 3. second-hand
4. badly-dressed 5. unfashionable
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VI
1. embroidered 2. Patterned 3. lightweight 4. waterproof
5. collarless 6. full-length 7. long-sleeved 8. loose
9. mass-produced 10. Padded 11. handmade 12. plain
VII
1. b 2. a 3. c 4. a 5. c 6. b
VIII
1. c 2. a 3. b 4. a 5. b
IX
1. absolutely 2. apparently 3. amazingly 4. obviously 5. generally
1B. Language focus
I
1. used to 2. didn’t use to 3. used to 4. didn’t use to
5. didn’t use to 6. used to 7. used to 8. used to
II
1. used to be 2. used to listen 3. didn’t use to drive 4. used to ride
5. used to write 6. didn’t use to email 7. used to read 8. didn’t use to use
III
1. used to be 2. didn’t use to exist 3. Did – use to send
4. didn’t use to carry 5. didn’t use to have 6. used to listen
7. Did / use to play – used to have 8. Did / use to wear – didn’t use to wear
IV
1. My grandmother didn’t use to listen to hip hop.
2. Most TV presenters didn’t use to wear lots of make-up.
3. Did they use to watch reality shows?
4. Did he use to listen to the radio in the evenings?
5. They didn’t use to wear ripped jeans or trousers on the streets.
6. Rock ’n Rolls used to be very popular in the 1950s.
7. Did many people use to own cell phones 20 years ago?
8. We used to enjoy that game show.
V
1. He used 2. didn’t 3. to drink 4. use to 5. she use
6. to play 7. Did your 8. used to 9. use to 10. to be
VI
1. used to listen 2. didn’t use to be 3. didn’t use to own 4. used to save
5. used to wait 6. used to play 7. used to get
VII
1. didn’t use to watch 2. used to have 3. used to listen
4. used to do 5. used to have / like 6. didn’t use to be / get
7. used to play
VIII
1, 4, 7, 10: No change
2. When I was little, I used to cry a lot.
3. What did you use to wear when you were young?
5. There used to be a theatre in my town.
6. We didn’t use to see my grandparents much in the past.
8. I didn’t use to like vegetables as a child.
9. My family didn’t use to go camping very often.
IX
1. were they waiting 2. wasn’t driving 3. were they going
4. Was she talking 5. weren’t watching 6. were you going
7. wasn’t reading 8. was reading
X
1. When the phone rang, Peter was playing computer games.
2. Were you visiting your grandparents when I texted you?
3. The cat jumped from my arms when I was carrying it.
4. I found my old diary when I was cleaning my bedroom.
5. We were watching the football match but it rained.
6. They were listening to music while revising for their exams.
7. Were you talking to Phong about the maths test?
8. I was thinking about you when you just called.
XI
1. Phong and Quan were watching a game show
2. Nick was buying a new camera
3. Hoa and Lan were running in the park
4. my dad was listening to the news
5. my brother was doing his homework
6. I wasn’t do anything
7. my mum was cooking dinner and watching the weather forecast on TV
8. my cousins weren’t watching TV
XII
1. What were you doing at 6 a.m. this morning?
2. What were you watching on TV at 8 o’clock last night?
3. What was your dad wearing yesterday?
4. What were you studying in your last English lessons?
5. Where did your dad live 20 years ago?
XIII
1. Was Grandma listening to music? – No, she wasn’t. She was chatting on the phone.
2. Was Mum watching a film on TV? – Yes, she was.
3. Was the dog eating under the table? – Yes, it was.
4. Were Tom and Jen fighting for the remote control? – Yes, they were.
5. Were Granddad and the cat sleeping in the armchair? – Yes, they were.
XIV
1. was watching – arrived 2. broke – were moving 3. wasn’t wearing – met
4. didn’t go 5. Did you see 6. changed – was watching
XV
1. dropped – was having 2. was raining – arrived 3. were crying – finished
4. went out – were watching 5. wasn’t smiling – took 6. came – was talking
XVI
1. was swimming 2. didn’t try 3. was watching 4. Were / going
5. was waiting 6. was laughing/ laughed 7. was living
8. was doing 9. prepared 10. was playing – were dancing
XVII
1. was Isaac Newton sitting – discovered (under an apple tree)
2. was Alexander Bell / using – he said (the telephone)
3. did the Titanic hit – was it travelling (to New York)
4. did Neil Armstrong say – was he standing (July 20, 1969; on the moon)
5. was Mark Zuckerberg studying – invented (at the Harvard)
6. was Usain Bolt competing – he won at the 2008 Beijing Olympic
Games
XVIII
1. While Nam was doing his homework, his dad came home.
2. He met a new friend while he was travelling.
3. I got home while you were cooking.
4. When I saw you, you were talking to Ms Hoa.
5. She was dancing when she fell.
6. They were running when I saw them.
7. We lost the ball while we were playing football.
8. When I saw your sister, she was walking to school.
XIX
1. While my mum was sleeping, I left home this morning.
(or) My mum was sleeping when I left home this morning.
2. My friend arrived while I was doing my homework.
3. The teacher was talking to us when the bell rang.
4. My dad turned off the TV while we were watching the film.
5. Our friends were playing chess when we arrived.
6. I was listening to music when my brother phoned.
1C. Reading
I
1. D 2. B 3. A 4. C
II
1. They both lived in Golden, Colorado in the USA.
2. Yes, she did. She went to see it three times.
3. She listened to the cassettes (of her favourite singers).

4. He was ‘the King of rock and roll’.
5. She listened to music on the radio.
III
Task 1:
5, 6, 8: T
1. F. People went to the cinema a lot in the fifties.
2. F. Alice and other people all went to their neighbour’s house to watch TV.
3. F. Alice thinks most young people today are respectful.
4. F. Becky thinks they were interesting.
7. F. People wait longer to get married these days.
Task 2:
1. on 2. at / by 3. about 4. in 5. to
IV
Task 1: c; Bob is the grandfather and Erin is the granddaughter
Task 2:
1. growing up 2. incredible 3. nowadays
4. wild 5. telly 6. lad
Task 3:
1. B 2. C 3. A 4. A 5. B 6. A
Task 4.
1. He was surprised.
2. They were shocked.
3. Bob’s generation was keen on Elvis’s music.
4. They listened to classical music and jazz.
5. His music was very wild, and his dancing was very good.
V
Task 1: b
Task 2:
1. E 2. D 3. A 4. B 5. C
Task 3:
1. F. Amy Smith is a housewife.
2. F. He has got a well-paid job.
3. F. She didn’t give any clear answers.
4. T
5. F. They saw the difference their clothes made.
VI
Task 1: b
Task 2:
1. Zhang Aiping 2. Marcus Camby 3. David Beckham
4. Kimberley Vlaminck 5. Yang Enna 6. Britney Spears
Task 3:
1. e 2. d 3. a 4. b 5. c
Task 4.
1. Around thirty to forty per cent.
2. They think a tattoo in a foreign language is exciting, mysterious and exotic.
3. Tattoos in a number of different languages were written on David Beckham’s
body.
4. She wanted the Chinese symbol for ‘mystery’ tattooed on her back but she had
the symbol for ‘strange’.
5. They have no real meaning at all.
6. They are on her face.
VII
Task 1:
A. 3 B. 1 C. 4 D. 2
Task 2: B
Task 3:
1. A 2. B 3. A 4. C 5. A
Task 4
a. confidence b. fashionable c. dress code d. brand
e. attitude f. stereotypes g. torn h. casual
1D. Pronunciation
I
/u:/ two, too, moon, food, tool, pool, balloon, cool, shoe, smooth, cartoon
/$/ put, full, foot, good, took, book, look, hook, shook
II
1. C 2. A 3. D 4. B 5. C
III
1. Look at the moon.
2. The two books are full of cartoons.
3. He took the tool and put it in the pool.
4. The shoes and the boots are good and cool.
5. The cartoon is about a balloon carrying food over the pool when the moon is
full.
1E. Speaking
I
1. b 2. a 3. a 4. b 5. b
6. b 7. a 8. a 9. b 10. a
II
1. a 2. b 3. a 4. c 5. b 6. b
III
1. brilliant 2. with 3. glad 4. on 5. give
6. borrow 7. lend 8. seen 9. mates 10. round
1F. Writing
I
1. such as 2. for instance 3. like 4. for example 5. such as
II
1. a 2. paragraph 3 3. paragraph 4
4. They are the 1967 Middle East War, and the assassination of PresidentKennedy
in 1963.
5. Over five hundred million people were watching on 21st July when Neil
Armstrong took the famous ‘first step’ on the moon.
III
1. had more money and more free time 2. the Gulf War
3. in 1990 4. were worried about
5. hip hop and rap, pop-punk and grunge bands
6. Shakira, and the Spice Girls 7. the internet 8. become 9. millions
10. had a computer and the internet at home
IV
THE EIGHTIES
In the eighties there were good times and important events such as the fall of the
Berlin Wall (1989), and the end of the Cold War. There were some bad times, for
instance, food crisis in Ethiopia, the war in the Middle East, and the world’s
terrorism started when Osama bin Laden formed Al Qaeda in 1985.
The memorable films of the decade were Star Wars, Jaws, and Indiana Jones.
In the world of music, MTV launched in 1981, and Live Aid concert took place in
1985 to raise money to help the people in Ethiopia. Rock, heavy metal and punk
bands like Iron Maiden (UK), Guns N’Roses (USA), were very popular. Pop
music, for example, ABBA (Sweden), Michael Jackson (USA), were popular, too.
The first music CD was produced in Germany in 1982.
By the end of the decade, CDs, video games, and camcorders become popular.
Many people had CD players and game consoles at home.
Review Unit 1
Vocabulary
I
1. patterned 2. loose 3. padded 4. waterproof 5. collarless 6. handmade
II
1. plain 2. high-heeled 3. baggy 4. scruffy 5. trendy
III
1. cotton 2. full-length 3. fur 4. shiny
5. matching 6. in 7. awful 8. Ø
Language Focus
IV (Suggested answers)
1. Online shopping didn’t use to be popular.
2. People used to wear flared trousers.
3. They didn’t use to have MP3 players.
4. They used to go on holiday every summer.
5. People didn’t use to play computer games.
6. People didn’t use to drive electric cars.
7. They used to watch cartoons on TV.
8. Teenagers didn’t use to listen to hip hop.
V
1. used to work 2. used to get up 3. did – use to leave 4. didn’t use to finish
5. did – use to do 6. didn’t use to have 7. used to go 8. used to dream
VI
1. found 2. used to have 3. was 4. Did you use to wear
5. didn’t use to have 6. used to be 7. used to be
VII
1. was watching – fell 2. weren’t listening – asked 3. Were you doing –
called
4. started – was getting 5. was looking – arrived 6. were riding – happened
7. Did you see – were walking 8. came – were clapping
VIII
1. waited 2.didn’t come 3. rained 4.were sitting
5. walked 6. said 7. gave 8. watched
IX
1. lost – was walking 4. didn’t give – didn’t have
2. was playing – started 5. got – was waiting
3. wasn’t watching – phoned 6. went – bought
X (Suggested answers)
1. … he had an accident. 2. … was changing the channels.
3. … there was a power cut.
4. … found a wallet with a lot of money inside.
5. … she was shopping in the supermarket.
6. … it rained very heavily.
Reading
XI
1. E 2. A 3. D 4. B 5. C
XII
Task 1:
1. essential 2. non-essential 3. brand 4. company
Task 2:
1. true 2. false 3. false 4. true
XIII
2, 5, 8: T
1. F. They don’t want to wear school uniforms.
3. F. Jeans are a symbol of freedom.
4. F. When a person wears jeans, they don’t have to follow the dress codes of
schools, offices and factories.
6. F. Levi Strauss sold jeans to American miners.
7. F. Most people wear jeans because they are comfortable and practical.
XIV
Task 1: an online forum
Task 2:
1. T 2. NM 3. F 4. T 5. F 6. T
Task 3:
1. d 2. a 3. b 4. c
Task 4
1. collection 2. protect 3. comments 4. essential
Speaking
XV
1. c 2. f 3. g 4. e
5. b 6. a 7. d
Writing
XVI
1. i 2. d 3. a 4. h
5. f 6. e 7. b 8. c
Unit 2: Sensations
2A. Vocabulary
I
1. listen 2. look 3. see 4. feels 5. hear
6. smells 7. sounds 8. tastes 9. watch
II
1. listening 2. watching 3. see 4. looks
5. feels 6. sounds 7. touches 8. hear
III
1. senses 2. look 3. smell 4. taste 5. messages
IV
1. smells 2. tastes 3. listen 4. watch 5. hear
6. see 7. feels 8. sight 9. look 10. touch
V
1. looks 2. smells 3. looks 4. tastes 5. tastes / smells 6. smells
VI
1. looks 2. looks 3. tastes 4. smell 5. tasted
VII
1. exhausted 2. miserable 3. furious 4. terrifying 5. fascinating
6. awful 7. disgusting 8. amazing 9. delicious 10. wonderful
VIII
1. smell 2. scent 3. odour 4. perfume
5. flavour 6. aroma 7. texture 8. fragrance
2B. Language focus
I
1. I haven’t used a smartphone.
2. We haven’t tried that dish of food.
3. We have cycled to school.
4. He hasn’t studied French at school.
5. I’ve smelt something burning.
6. The old lady has drunk a glass of hot milk.
II
1. has drunk 2. has spent 3. hasn’t felt 4. have eaten
5. haven’t travelled 6. haven’t written 7. hasn’t flown 8. have run
III
1. I have known Linda for ages.
2. He has worked for that company for six months.
3. We have lived in Ho Chi Minh City since 2013.
4. I haven’t been to the cinema for a long time.
5. They have been here for two months now.
6. I haven’t cleaned the house since last Monday.
7. She hasn’t listened to that music since she was a teenager.
8. We haven’t heard from him since he left.
9. Nick has been a builder for more than forty years.
10. I have wanted to climb a mountain since I was a child.
IV
1. for 2. since 3. since 4. for 5. since 6. for
7. for 8. since 9. since 10. since 11. for 12. for
V
1. has been – since 2. has had – since 3. have had – for
4. haven’t seen – for 5. haven’t heard – for 6. haven’t bought – for
VI
1. has learned – for 2. haven’t done – for 3. haven’t seen – since
4. has played – since 5. have worked – for 6. hasn’t appeared – since
VII
1. Nick has known Phong for three years.
2. I haven’t had a holiday since January.

3. Ms Sen has been a doctor since 2010.
4. Peter hasn’t seen his family since May.
5. He hasn’t worked for six months.
6. I have studied English since I was eight.
7. It hasn’t rained for five weeks.
8. We have lived here for eight years.
VIII
1. has Tom worked – has been 5. has arrived
2. have ever watched 6. Have you found
3. has gone – haven’t seen 7. have you known – haven’t been
4. Have you finished – haven’t started 8. Have you heard – Have you decided
IX
1. What have you bought? 4. Where has she lived?
2. Which films have you seen? 5. What have you sent to your cousin?
3. Which books have you read? 6. How have they traveled?
X
1. How long have you lived in London? 2. for
3. How long have you spoken English? 4. since
5. How long have you worked at the hospital? 6. for
7. How long have you been married? 8. for
XI
1. How long have you been in the school football team?
– I’ve been in the school football team for one year.
2. How long has he had that piano?
– He’s had it for four months.
3. How long have you eaten that chocolate brand?
– I’ve eaten it since last year.
4. How long has Maria studied music?
– She’s studied music for many years.
5. How long has your brother gone swimming?
– He’s gone swimming since January.
6. How long has your father worn the reading glasses?
– He’s worn them since 2020.
XII
1. e 2. a 3. d 4. b 5. c 6. f
XIII
1. have been 2. passed 3. hasn’t had
4. saw 5. Have you (ever) tried 6. Did they visit
XIV
1. didn’t watch 2. finished 3. haven’t seen
4. has lived 5. Have – played 6. Did – walk
XV
1. played 2. was 3. met 4. haven’t seen
5. Have – worn 6. wrote 7. have had 8. hasn’t gone
XVI
1. Have / bought 2. haven’t 3. have had 4. did / buy 5. didn’t buy
6. gave 7. invented 8. said 9. was 10. has become
2C. Reading
I
1. F 2. T 3. F 4. F 5. F 6. T
II
Task 1: 1. A 2. C
Task 2: 1. A 2. B 3. A
Task 3:
1. T 2. T 3. F 4. F 5. F 6. T
III
1. You have to be aged 14 to 25.
2. Over 500,000 young Canadians have received the award.
3. They are: Bronze, Silver, and Gold.
4. The four sections to the award are: community service, skills, physical fitness,
and an expedition.
5. She has done the Bronze level.
6. She learned how to ride a unicycle and how to juggle.
7. She went on a four-day canoeing trip with two friends in the Algonquin park in
Ontario.
8. volunteering, playing soccer, canoeing, and camping
IV
Task 1: 3
Task 2:
A. 5 B. 1 C. 7 D. 2 E. 4 F. 6
Task 3:
1. Yes. He was born with an irreversible condition called achromatopsia, or total
colour blindness.
2. One day, a young scientist called Adam Montandon visited the college to give
a lecture, and the two met.
3. If the camera sees red, it makes a low sound; if it sees violet, it makes a high
sound.
4. It allows Neil to see 360 different colours.
5. He also carries his laptop computer.
6. It helps him to memorise a lot of sounds.
7. People sometimes think that he is videoing them and they don’t like that.

V
Task 1:
A. 5 B. 1 C. 6 D. 2 E. 4 F. 3
Task 2:
1. F 2. T 3. T 4. T 5. F 6. T
2D. Pronunciation
1. a. Have you ever tried any sports?
b. Have you ever tried sepak takraw? 
2. a. Let’s have a holiday at the beach.
b. Let’s have a holiday at Phi Phi Island in Thailand. 
3. a. Do you know the rules of Pokemon games? 
b. Do you know the rules of that game?
4. a. My favourite place in Ho Chi Minh City is Ben Thanh Market.
b. My mother often goes to a supermarket.
5. a. Have you seen this horror film, Zombie Attack? 
b. Have you ever seen a horror film?
6. a. I often post my photos on Facebook and Instagram. 
b. Have you ever posted your photos?
1E. Speaking
I
1. a 2. a 3. b 4. a 5. b 6. b 7. b 8. a 9. b 10. a
II
1. D 2. C 3. B 4. F 5. A
III
1. f 2. i 3. b 4. h 5. a
6. j 7. d 8. g 9. e 10. c
2F. Writing
I
1. absolutely 2. really 3. dangerously 4. seriously 5. highly
6. really 7. absolutely 8. extremely 9. amazingly 10. especially
II
1. really 2. incredibly 3. absolutely 4. extremely 5. very 6. incredibly
III
1. c 2. e 3. b 4. f 5. a 6. d
IV
1. g 2. c 3. i 4. a 5. h
6. e 7. b 8. j 9. f 10. d
i. very ii. very iii. Surprisingly iv. absolutely v. really
Review Unit 2
Vocabulary
I
1. watch 2. sight 3. see 4. listening 5. hearing 6. hear
7. sounds 8. Look 9. feel 10. touch 11. smell 12. taste
II
1. fascinating 2. terrifying 3. amazing 4. awful 5. disgusting
6. exhausted 7. miserable 8. furious 9. delicious 10. wonderful
III
i. D ii. E iii. A iv. F v. B vi. C
1. in black and white 2. once in a blue moon 3. with green fingers
4. The golden rule 5. a white lie 6. a red herring
Language Focus
IV
1. haven’t eaten 2. have read 3. hasn’t flown
4. haven’t met 5. have bought 6. hasn’t cleaned
V
1. gone 2. been 3. gone 4. gone 5. been 6. gone
VI
1. We’ve studied English for eight years.
2. He’s played with this band since last year.
3. He’s lived in Hollywood since October.
4. She hasn’t written a book for three years.
5. I’ve played football since last June.
6. You’ve known that singer for a long time.
VII
1. David has worked here for six years.
2. I have had that laptop since my last birthday.
3. Phong has known Nam since they were children.
4. My parents have been married for twelve years.
5. My brother has worked in that bank since last year.
6. Mai has been ill for three days.
7. I have been at this school for three years.
8. They have lived in Ho Chi Minh City for ten years.
VIII
1. borrowed 2. bought 3. has never been
4. visited 5. Have you ever travelled 6. did the meeting start
7. did he arrive 8. have never lived
IX
1. Have you ever been 2. did you go 3. went
4. Have you ever visited 5. have been 6. did he leave
7. left 8. has worked 9. have always lived
X
1. have been 2. arrived 3. have done 4. have visited
5. has been 6. went 7. started 8. played
9. haven’t gone 10. haven’t taken
Reading
XI
Task 1: 1. the festival organizer 2. USA 3. a journalist
Task 2:
1. People can do surfing, whitewater rafting, kitesurfing, wakeboarding and
coasteering.
2. They are kitesurfing and wakeboarding.
3. It’s coasteering.
4. You have to wear a wetsuit, a life jacket, and a helmet.
5. It comes from the UK.
6. She thinks it’s fun and awesome.
7. She’s going to try kitesurfing, and wakeboarding tomorrow.
Task 3:
1. d 2. e 3. a 4. b 5. c
Speaking
XII
1. b 2. d 3. a 4. c 5. f 6. e
Writing
XIII
1. d 2. f 3. b 4. e 5. a 6. c
Unit 3: Adventure
3A. Vocabulary
I
1. river 2. fall 3. sea 4. forest
5. mountains 6. desert 7. pole 8. ocean
II
1. lake 2. pole 3. ocean 4. forest 5. desert 6. valley
III
1. theme park 2. cave 3. volcano 4. island
5. campsite 6. coast 7. ski resort 8. temple
IV
1. island 2. campsite 3. coast 4. volcano 5. habour
6. temples 7. beaches 8. tower 9. lakes 10. ski resort
V
1. mountains 2. valleys 3. lakes 4. forests
5. rivers 6. falls 7. Sea 8. beaches
VI
1. desert 2. mountain 3. sea 4. river
5. volcano 6. lake 7. waterfall 8. coast
VII
1. A 2. D 3. B 4. A 5. C 6. C 7. D 8. B
VIII
1. d 2. a 3. b 4. h 5. c 6. e 7. f 8. g
IX
1. set off 2. board 3. book 4. fasten
5. stop off 6. come across 7. turn back 8. check in
X
1. D 2. C 3. D 4. B 5. C 6. A
XI
1. set off 2. stop off 3. board 4. turn back
5. come across 6. book 7. check in 8. fasten
XII
1. takes off 2. boarding 3. fasten 4. stop off 5. come across 6. turn back
XIII
1. booked 2. fastened 3. set off
4. turned back 5. stop off 6. came across
XIV
1. c 2. e 3. d 4. f 5. b 6. a
XV
1. D 2. A 3. B 4. C 5. A 6. B
XVI
1. climb down 2. sail around 3. swim across 4. run into
5. fall off 6. run around 7. cycle through
XVII
1. dreamed of 2. staying with 3. stopped off 4. inspired
5. carry on 6. leaving behind 7. set off 8. looking for
3B. Language focus
I
1. have just woken up 2. have just eaten 3. have just finished
4. has just lost 5. has just passed 6. have just heard
7. has just sent 8. has just stopped 9. has just arrived
10. have just started
II
1. has your uncle been cycling 2. hasn’t been going 3.has been playing
4. have you been waiting 5. have been getting up
6. haven’t been listening 7. has been studying 8. has been shouting
III
1. has liked 2. have sold 3. have you been designing

4. has Nam seen 5. has broken 6. have you been doing
7. have been reading 8. have they offered
IV
1. have been going 2. have been waiting 3. haven’t been sleeping
4. has been crying 5. have known 6. have been skiing
7. have (they) been living 8. Have / been watching/ have (really) been enjoying
V
1. Have you finished the book yet?
2. Have you cooked dinner yet? – No, I’ve just got home.
3. Have you asked your parents yet?
4. Have you decided where we’re going yet? – Yes, I’ve already bought two
tickets for the cinema.
5. I’ve already played (football) twice this week.
6. Have you seen Jane? – Yes, she’s just left.
VI
1. How long have you been a student?
2. How long have you been studying English?
3. How long has your English teacher known you?
4. How long have your neighbours been living next door?
5. How long have you studied in this classroom?
VII
1. have been waiting 2. have – been doing 3. has been chatting
4. hasn’t been studying 5. have been taking 6. has been getting
VIII
1. both 2. both 3. both 4. a 5. b 6. b
IX
2. Max and Tim have been taking photographs.
3. Jane has been interviewing the teacher.
4. Dan has been drawing pictures.
5. Helen and Kate have been designing the cover.
6. Tina has been making an advice page.
7. Kevin and Bill have been creating a quiz.
X
1. has been doing 2. have been buying 3. has been looking
4. hasn’t been talking 5. haven’t been enjoying
XI
1. won 2. done 3. become 4. broken
5. seen 6. swum 7. taken 8. been
XII
1. has studied 2. has taken 3. hasn’t spent 4. has travelled 5. hasn’t gone
6. has done 7. hasn’t had 8. has sailed 9. has stayed 10. hasn’t finished
XIII
1. still 2. just 3. yet 4. just 5. yet 6. already
XIV
1. just 2. yet 3. already 4. yet 5. already 6. yet 7. just
XV
1. Phong has already tidied his desk.
2. He hasn’t put his DVDs on the shelf yet.
3. He hasn’t picked up the towels and put them in the bathroom yet.
4. He has already made the bed.
5. He hasn’t taken the bin downstairs yet.
6. He has already hung up his clothes.
XVI
2. He’s just seen the film. 7. You’ve just asked the teacher.
3. He’s just played football. 8. I’ve just won a competition.
4. I’ve just bought the tickets. 9. I’ve just woken.
5. They’ve just had lunch. 10. He’s just written a report about it.
6. She’s just had an accident.
XVII
1. just 2. yet 3. still 4. yet 5. already 6. already 7. just 8. just
XVIII
1. The actor still hasn’t found a job.
2. She has just won a talent show.
3. They still haven’t made the video.
4. Has he signed a contract yet?
5. I’ve just seen a really good film.
6. They’ve already travelled to thirty-two countries.
XIX
1. I’ve already watched this film.
2. We still haven’t finished our new poster.
3. We’ve already listened to that CD.
4. He’s just played a new song.
5. We still haven’t completed our journey through Viet Nam.
6. Have they started their tour yet?
XX Students’ own answers
XXI (Suggested answers)
1. Because he’s just passed the exams.
2. Because I’ve had lunch already.
3. Because he still hasn’t finished his homework.
4. Because they haven’t finished their work yet.
5. Because I haven’t seen that film yet.
6. Because they still hasn’t finished their holiday.

XXII
1. have never visited 2. skied 3. started 4. hasn’t finished
5. Have – ever been 6. walked 7. made 8. have achieved
9. Have – done 10. haven’t developed
XXIII
1. has had 2. studied 3. became 4. worked
5. has written 6. hasn’t produced 7. sailed 8. wasn’t
9. has raised 10. has travelled 11. hasn’t been 12. has given
3C. Reading
I
Task 1: 1. b 2. c 3. a
Task 2:
1. Life on the Edge has never had a serious accident.
2. Eric heard a bear near his tent last night.
3. Eric has eaten snake meat.
4. Mia has been on four wilderness adventures.
5. Last year, she slept in tents and it snowed one night.
6. Tina has found the outdoor experience challenging.
II
Task 1:
1. C 2. D 3. B 4. E 5. A
Task 2:
1, 3: T
2. F. Farini watched and copied Blondin.
4. F. People weren’t expecting to see Annie alive, but in fact she survived.
5. F. These days, daredevils acts are prohibited there (at Niagara Falls).
Task 3:
1. heroes – heroines 2. daring 3. daredevils 4. stunts 5. spectacular
III
Task 1:
1. D 2. E 3. B 4. A 5. C
Task 2:
1. They began their trip in Scotland. They finished their trip in Cape Town, South
Africa.
2. They started their trip in May a few years ago.
3. They finished their trip in August in the same year.
4. It mentioned six countries: the UK, France, Italy, Libya, Kenya, and South
Africa.
5. They went (through the mountains) into Italy.
6. They were driving in Libya.
7. He was filming then.
8. Thousands of spectators and tourists were waiting for them in Cape Town.
Task 3:
1. motorbikes 2. months 3. the mountains 4. Kenya 5. an accident
IV
Task 1: c
Task 2:
1. B 2. D 3. A 4. C 5. F 6. E
Task 3:
1. f 2. e 3. a 4. b 5. c 6. g 7. h 8. d
Task 4.
1. It is an underwater hotel.
2. In the 1970s it was a marine laboratory off the coast of Puerto Rico.
3. You need to take a three-hour scuba diving course, and you have to learn how
to survive under the sea.
4. You can put on your full scuba diving equipment and swim nine metres down
to the entrance.
5. There’s air conditioning, warm showers, and a DVD player.
6. It means underwater.
V
Task 1: b
Task 2:
1. B 2. H 3. G 4. E 5. D 6. A
Task 3:
1. T 2. F 3. NM 4. T 5. T
6. NM 7. F 8. T 9. NM 10. T
2. F. He travelled in India. 7. F. He’s never won a race in his life.
Task 4.
1. holidays 2. bike 3. volcanoes 4. home 5. the fun of taking part
VI
Task 1:
1. C 2. A 3. D 4. B
Task 2:
1. F 2. T 3. F 4. F 5. F 6. T 7. T 8. F
VII
Task 1:
1. d 2. f 3. a 4. c 5. e 6. b
Task 2:
2, 5, 6, 8: true
1. F. She was lying sideways on her surfboard.
3. F. The shark only took a piece of her board.
4. F. The shark swam away.
7. F. Less than a year after the accident she won first place in a surfing competition
in Hawaii.

Task 3:
1. splashes 2. waves 3. paddle 4. shore 5. floating 6. surface
VIII
1. C 2. F 3. A 4. B 5. E
3D. Pronunciation
I
/`/ happy, sad, grand, exam, paddle, fantastic, travel, activity, valley, animal,
capsule
/6/ away, across, allow, volunteer, Africa, Sahara, desert, adventure, enormous
II
1. D 2. B 3. C 4. A 5. D
III
1. You can visit spectacular places in Africa.
2. Jump out of a space capsule and parachute down to Earth.
3. The Grand Canyon is enormous and fantastic.
4. We parachute over the desert and land on sand dunes.
5. We travel to Australia to do some adventurous activities.
1E. Speaking
I
1. b 2. b 3. a 4. b 5. a 6. b 7. a 8. a 9. a 10. b
II
1. G 2. E 3. A 4. F 5. B 6. C
1F. Writing
I
1. People who work in an office block can practise towerrunning to get fit.
2. Towerrunning is a sport which you can do in the skyscrapers of almost any big
city.
3. People who start at the bottom of an office tower have to run up all the stairs
until they get to the top.
4. Towerrunning has become popular around the world, especially in Asian
countries where there are some of the world’s tallest towers.
II
1. Piloxing is a new sport which is a mixture of boxing, pilates and dance.
2. It started in the USA where it has millions of fans.
3. Piloxing is good for people who want to get rid of their anger.
4. The sport which uses the power and speed of boxing can build your muscles
and strength.
5. People who listen to non-stop loud music can learn some great dance moves.
III
Bossaball is a new sport, which first appeared in Spain in 2004. Bossaball is
popular in countries like Brazil, Germany, Singapore, and Saudi Arabia. The
game is similar to volleyball. You can use your head, feet or hands to hit the ball
over the net. The ball has to land in the opposite team’s part of the court to win
points. The first team to get 25 points wins. Bossaball takes place on a huge
inflatable court with a trampoline – a piece of equipment for jumping up and
down on – on each side. There are 3-5 players in each team and the players can
bounce off the trampoline to hit the ball higher.
Review Unit 3
Vocabulary
I
1. lake 2. hill 3. cliff 4. valley 5. waterfall 6. plain
7. forest 8. sand dune 9. desert 10. cave 11. mountain 12. sea
II
1. mountains 2. Desert 3. Pole
4. Ocean 5. River – Sea – Mountains 6. river – forest
III
1. climb 2. down 3. Let’s 4. looks 5. through
6. off 7. don’t 8. around 9. across 10. idea
IV
1. board 2. book 3. fasten 4. set off
5. check in 6. turn back 7. stop off 8. come across
V
1. check in 2. stop off 3. fasten 4. turn back 5. board 6. come across
Language Focus
VI
1. for 2. just 3. ever 4. since 5. yet 6. never 7. already
VII
1. yet 2. just 3. yet 4. already 5. already
6. just 7. already 8. yet 9. just 10. yet
VIII
1. yet 2. since 3. still 4. yet
5. just 6. still 7. already 8. for
IX
1. long 2. since 3. for 4. ever
5. went 6. haven’t been 7. have been 8. was
X
1. c 2. e 3. b 4. a 5. f 6. d
XI
1. been thinking 2. used 3. visited 4. been shining
5. been waiting 6. finished 7. been doing 8. known

XII
1. They have lived in Canada since 2001.
2. They have lived here for twenty years.
3. How long have you studied English?
4. I haven’t visited the USA yet.
5. He has just given an interview.
6. I still haven’t met your brother.
7. They still haven’t tidied the classroom.
8. I’ve already bought that CD.
9. The show has already started.
10. My brother hasn’t woken up yet.
XIII
1. B 2. A 3. C 4. B 5. A
6. B 7. C 8. A 9. B 10. C
Reading
XIV
1. It last 23 days.
2. He slept outside on the third night.
3. He has to clean his cabin every day because it’s small.
4. Everyone has to do chores on the boat.
5. They have to wear life jackets on the boat.
6. She hates going inside when the sea’s rough.
XV
1. C 2. B 3. B 4. A 5. B 6. B
Speaking
XVI
1. d 2. b 3. a 4. f 5. c 6. e
XVII
1. do 2. staying 3. wondering 4. trips
5. sounds 6. information 7. book 8. like
Writing
XVIII
Unicycle hockey is very similar to ice hockey, but all players have to ride
unicycles with both feet on the pedals. Unicycle hockey has been played since the
1920s. There are two teams of five players each. The players use sticks and a ball
and there are two goals. Players who fall off their unicycles can get on again in
exactly the same place. The court has no corners and it has safety barriers on all
sides. Unicycle hockey has fans in the UK and Germany, and its popularity is
growing.
Unit 4: Material world
4A. Vocabulary
I
1. throw away 2. reuse 3. recycle 4. destroy
5. burn 6. poisons 7. bury
II
1. f 2. e 3. b 4. a 5. c 6. d
III
1. pollutes 2. destroy 3. save 4. reuse
5. recycle 6. waste 7. poison 8. burn
IV
1. throw away 2. recycle 3. burn 4. poisons
5. bury 6. reuse 7. destroy 8. waste
V
1. green 2. disposable 3. biodegradable 4. recycle
5. pollute 6. reduce 7. reusable 8. environmentally-friendly
VI
1. pollute 2. recycle 3. disposable 4. reusable 5. toxic 6. biodegradable
VII
1. environmentally-friendly 2. disposable 3. recycle
4. green 5. pollute 6. toxic
VIII
1. automatic 2. recycled 3. multifunctional 4. digital
5. Ecological 6. Hi-tech 7. waterproof 8. solar
IX
1. thousand 2. hundred 3. a few 4. billion 5. dozens 6. million
X
1. persuade 2. encouraged 3. deal with 4. convince
5. influenced 6. space 7. solution 8. project
4B. Language focus
I
1. much 2. many 3. some 4. a little 5. any
6. much 7. many 8. any – any 9. much 10. much
II
1. too much 2. too 3. too 4. too much
5. too many 6. too many 7. too many – too much
III
1. too many 2. enough 3. too much 4. enough 5. too 6. too much
IV
1. A 2. C 3. C 4. B 5. A
6. C 7. B 8. A 9. B 10. C

V
1. some 2. a lot of 3. any 4. some 5. some 6. many
7. a few 8. much 9. a lot of 10. any 11. much 12. a few
VI
1. any 2. How much 3. much 4. a few 5. some
6. any 7. a lot of 8. a lot of 9. some 10. a little
11. many 12. some 13. much
VII
1. Is this pizza big enough? 4. Have we got enough sandwiches?
2. Are there enough apples? 5. Have we got enough drinks?
3. Is this coffee strong enough? 6. Is this soup hot enough?
VIII
1. much 2. many 3. much 4. little 5. a lot of 6. many
7. few 8. lots of 9. much 10. few 11. lots of 12. much
IX
1. too much noise 2. too many visitors 3. too much homework
4. too many players 5. too many DVDs 6. too many books 7. too many cars
X (Students’ own answers)
3. How many sweets do you eat a day? 6. Do you eat enough vegetables?
4. Do you eat too much sugar? 7. Do you drink much coffee?
5. Do you eat too many chocolate bars? 8. Do you drink enough milk?
XI
1. many 2. a lot of 3. a lot of 4. some 5. many
6. much 7. much 8. a little 9. any 10. a few
XII
1. aren’t 2. haven’t 3. have 4. isn’t
5. didn’t 6. weren’t 7. doesn’t 8. can
XIII
1. did you 2. isn’t he 3. don’t they 4. didn’t he
5. isn’t it 6. was it 7. didn’t he 8. won’t we
XIV
1. isn’t it 2. weren’t they 3. do you 4. was it
5. hasn’t she 6. is there 7. don’t you 8. will he
XV
1. didn’t miss the last bus, did you 5. was funny, wasn’t it
2. speak English, don’t you 6. will return it on time, won’t he
3. haven’t seen my watch, have you 7. wasn’t a very good match, was it
4. really like Lan, don’t you 8. write to me, won’t you
XVI (Suggested answers)
1. London is the capital of the UK, isn’t it?
2. Manchester City is a famous English football team, isn’t it?
3. People speak English in many countries in the world, don’t they?
4. Joe Biden is the oldest US President, isn’t he?
5. Landmark 81 in Ho Chi Minh City is the highest building in Viet Nam, isn’t it?
6. Landfills do harm to the environment, don’t they?
4C. Reading
I
1. B 2. E 3. C 4. A
II
Task 1: 1. avoid 2. second-hand 3. impact 4. consume
Task 2: A. 6 B. 1 C. 3 D. 5 E. 2
Task 3:
2, 3, 5, 6: T
1. F. London Fashion Week in the UK is one of the most famous fashion events
in the world.
4. F. One model is wearing a pair of designer shoes created from car seats.
5. F. This show is from five young ‘eco-designers’.
Task 4.
1. Because they are worried about the impact of clothes on the environment.
2. They use things from cars, firemen’s trousers, tea bags, car seats, old CDs or
plastic shopping bags.
3. They often buy clothes every few months.
III
Task 1:
a. Simon Pilcher b. Lucy Friend c. Tim Jenson
Task 2:
1. She doesn’t eat carrots because the carrot plant dies.
2. They can’t get much calcium, iron or vitamin B from a fruitarian diet.
3. A fruitarian diet is very popular in India.
4. The transport of food is bad for the environment because it uses much petrol.
5. No, because it comes from abroad.
6. No, it’s sometimes difficult for him.
7. Because he dislikes its treatment of animals and the environment.
8. They are his garden, the countryside or bins outside big shops.
IV
Task 1:
1. Because the dustbin is full to the top.
2. Because they read an article about plastic bags and how they cause pollution
and harm sea creatures.
3. Because they want to reuse their own bags each time.
4. Because aluminium can be recycled.
5. Because by that way she can reduce plastic waste.
6. Because they want other people to read it and reduce their waste.

Task 2:
1. cause 2. eat 3. reuse 4. recycle
5. eat 6. make 7. reduce 8. make
V
Task 1:
1. b 2. b 3. b 4. a 5. c 6. b
Task 2:
1. eat 2. produce 3. transport 4. package
5. recycle 6. grow 7. refrigerate 8. throw away
VI
Task 1:
1. B 2. A 3. C 4. A
Task 2:
1. They spend around $200-300 billion.
2. He spends money on clothes, apps, music and games.
3. He would wait 24 hours to go back to the shop and get something he wants.
4. Because they aren’t recycled very easily, they can pollute the environment, and
they look pretty bad.
5. Because transporting over a short distance does not pollute the environment
much.
6. His mother grows a lot of vegetables.
7. He doesn’t buy much food in plastic packaging.
VII
Task 1: 1. F 2. T 3. F
Task 2:
1. British families now recycle about 22% of their waste.
2. They recycle about 60% of their waste.
3. They produce 25 million tonnes of waste a year.
4. garden waste, paper, cardboard and kitchen waste, plastic, wood, glass and
aluminium cans
5. We can change the way we shop, and grow our own fruit and vegetables.
VIII
1. It’s antibiotics.
2. There are too many plastic bags, and people don’t reuse them – they just throw
them away.
3. It will take many years for plastic bags to decompose.
4. The ringtones are so irritating.
5. People always shout when they’re using them.
4D. Pronunciation
1.  2.  3.  4.  5.  6. 
4E. Speaking
I
1. b 2. b 3. a 4. a 5. a 6. a 7. b 8. b 9. a 10. a
II
1. How much 2. a lot 3. If you want 4. that’s fine 5. some
III
1. we can do 2. I think we could 3. Any more
4. another idea is 5. What else 6. How about
IV
1. F 2. C 3. G 4. E 5. B 6. A
V
1. E 2. H 3. B 4. G 5. A 6. D 7. C
VI
1. F 2. D 3. G 4. A 5. E 6. B
VII
1. d 2. b 3. e 4. c 5. f 6. a
4F. Writing
I
1. E 2. C 3. F 4. A 5. B 6. D
II (Suggested answers)
1. I can take notes of the lessons 4. he wouldn’t miss the train
2. He takes this English course 5. He tried to work harder
3. show his family where he had been 6. she studies abroad
III
1. to stimulate your circulation 2. to damage your skin
3. to pick up small metal objects 4. to find nails or screws
5. to work out in the morning 6. to stop it
IV
1. my first tablet, the AppTabll by my parents last week for my birthday
2. good as the reviews I’ve ever read about it
3. and silver with nice curved edges, and it also looks professional
4. compact , so I can put it in my bag easily, and it’s much lighter than my
laptop
5. cool, easy-to-use features
6. upload photos onto my blog, and share them with my friends
7. on the screen, and it’s easy to use
8. great for me
9. lasts for ages, so it’s convenient
10. the size of the screen and the price
11. to watch the films because the screen is quite small
12. very expensive
13. you don’t often watch films
14. lots of money
15. a present
Review Unit 4
Vocabulary
I
1. waste 2. bury 3. save 4. reuse
5. destroy 6. poison 7. throw away – recycle 8. burn – pollute
II
1. b 2. d 3. c 4. e 5. f 6. a
III
1. save 2. poisons 3. waste 4. pollute
5. burn 6. bury 7. throw away – recycle
IV
1. toxic 2. recycled 3. disposable 4. polluted 5. reusable
V
1. decompose 2. ozone 3. ultra-violet 4. oil 5. renewable
6. warming 7. recycles 8. pesticides 9. organic 10. improve
Language Focus
VI
1. much 2. a lot of 3. any 4. many 5. much 6. some
VII
1. much – a little 2. a lot – too 3. many – a few
VIII
1. too much rubbish 2. too many bottles and tins 3. too many cars
4. too much homework 5. too many visitors 6. too much electricity
IX
1. too many 2. too much 3. enough 4. enough 5. too 6. too
X
1. has 2. doesn’t 3. won’t 4. have 5. aren’t
6. didn’t 7. he 8. does 9. will 10. did we
XI
1. hasn’t she 2. isn’t he 3. won’t you 4. wasn’t she
5. can you 6. haven’t they 7. aren’t they 8. had he
Reading
XII
1. T 2. NM 3. T 4. T 5. F 6. T
XIII
1. C 2. E 3. A 4. F 5. B
Speaking
XIV
1. E 2. D 3. F 4. C 5. A
Writing
XV
1. they are much heavier 4. don’t need an expensive device
2. look up words in the dictionary 5. e-books to other people
3. expensive
Unit 5: Years ahead

5A. Vocabulary
I
1. b 2. g 3. h 4. c 5. f 6. d 7. a 8. e
II
1. get a bus 2. get upset 3. get better 4. job – get
5. get a present 6. get on with 7. get up
III
1. job 2. upset 3. up 4. bus
5. a licence 6. home 7. better 8. together
IV
1. school 2. the flu 3. a goal 4. up
5. dark 6. a train 7. tired – a bus
V
1. get upset 2. got the flu 3. get home 4. get the bus
5. get dark 6. get some new lights 7. got home
VI
1. childhood 2. early 3. adolescence 4. early twenties
5. adulthood 6. start a career 7. settle down 8. bring up a
family
9. Retire 10. old age 11. elderly
VII
1. tied 2. involved 3. wasted 4. down 5. started
6. took 7. around 8. after 9. herself 10. a living
VIII
1. manipulate 2. colonize 3. processed 4. adapt
5. destroy 6. survived 7. connect 8. change
5B. Language focus
I
1. c 2. d 3. a 4. f 5. b 6. e
II
1. e 2. c 3. f 4. a 5. d 6. b

III
1. will go – make 2. don’t come – will leave 3. will find – helps
4. is – will stop 5. won’t enjoy – doesn’t sit 6. Will / do – has
IV
1. We’ll go to the park if it’s sunny tomorrow.
2. If Phong gets good marks, his parents will be pleased.
3. We’ll buy some sandwiches if we get hungry.
4. Those children will be sick if they eat all those biscuits.
5. If you don’t come with me, I won’t go.
6. Kate won’t come if she has a lot of homework.
V
1. d 2. e 3. a 4. c 5. f 6. b
1. If Tim doesn’t make an effort, he’ll fail the exam.
2. If it rains on Sunday, we’ll stay at home.
3. If Rob starts a business, he’ll make money.
4. If I don’t do all my homework, my mum will be angry.
5. If I don’t dress smartly, I won’t make a good impression.
6. If Jane leaves school now, she won’t find a job.
VI. (Suggested answers)
1. I’ll watch a good film
2. my parents won’t let me watch the film
3. we won’t play football
4. I’ll stay at home to look after her
5. I’ll stay with my grandparents
6. I’ll help you with your English
VII
1. People in Viet Nam might work until they are 70.
2. Millions of people won’t live on Mars in 2050.
3. He might not help us; he’s selfish.
4. Ann won’t come to the meeting.
5. Robots might make decisions for us in the near future.
6. Humans might build colonies for hundreds of people to live on the moon
soon.
7. People will live longer and more healthily.
8. Doctors and scientists might find the treatment for cancer in 10 years.
VIII
1. Will 2. might 3. will 4. will 5. might 6. will
IX
1. might 2. might 3. might not 4. might 5. will 6. won’t 7. won’t
X
1. will 2. might 3. might not 4. won’t 5. will
6. won’t 7. will 8. won’t 9. will / might
XI
1. will get 2. will be 3. am going to meet – are going to go
4. are going to have 5. are going to do 6. is going to take
XII
1. are going to run 2. will sponsor 3. will make
4. will be 5. are going to start 6. is going to run
7. will train
XIII
1. will get 2. am going to visit 3. won’t come
4. Is – going to open 5. will like 6. isn’t going to buy
XIV
1. I’m going to 2. Will you 3. I’ll
4. I’ll 5. are you going to 6. I’ll
XV
1. are 2. be 3. won’t 4. to
5. to 6. be 7. will 8. are
XVI
1. ‘I’m going to have a picnic.’ – ‘I’ll make some sandwiches.’
2. ‘I’m going to do a walk for charity.’ – ‘I’ll support you.’
3. ‘I’m going to organize a party.’ – ‘I’ll help you.’
4. ‘I’m going to do some shopping.’ – ‘I’ll give you a list.’
5. ‘I’m going to see a film in town.’ – ‘I’ll come with you.’
6. ‘I’m going to take the dog for a walk.’ – ‘I’ll get lunch ready.’
XVII
1. d 2. g 3. b 4. c 5. f 6. e 7. a
XVIII
1. won’t find 2. am going to finish 3. am going to look after
4. will wipe out 5. is going to make 6. am going to have
XIX (Suggested answers)
1. At the weekend, I’m going to play football with my friends.
2. When I’m 25, I’ll get a good job.
3. Tomorrow, my classmates are going to collect litter/ rubbish in our
neighbourhood.
4. This evening, my mum is going to make a cake for my sister’s birthday.
5. In five years’ time, I’ll be at university.
XX
1. will be presenting 2. will be racing 3. will be working
4. will be sailing 5. will be acting 6. will be researching
7. will be trekking 8. will be working
XXI
1. will be having 2. will be playing 3. will be studying
4. will still be doing 5. will be taking

XXII
1. will be studying 4. will be sitting
2. arrive – will be waiting 5. will be doing – study
3. get – will be shining – will be singing 6. take
XXIII
1. yourself 2. me 3. her 4. herself
5. us 6. themselves 7. us 8. myself
5C. Reading
I
Task 1: 1. E 2. A 3. D 4. C
Task 2:
1. classroom 2. set up 3. 1962 4. 3.5 million 5. book 6. business
Task 3:
1. Yes. Because since it began it has given supervision to over 3.5 million young
people to go into business through its different programmes.
2. They are learning how to become businessmen.
3. Because they think that if they sell it at school events, they’ll get a lot of
interest from their parents, students and teachers.
4. Because over the years Young Enterprise has provided motivation to many
students.
II
1. He feels positive about the future.
2. Because they have a good education, and this will help them make the world a
better place.
3. He wants to be an architect.
4. She’d like to work on health projects in Africa.
5. She hates adults’ complaints to teenagers./ She hates it when adults criticize
teenagers.
6. She thinks that adults are responsible for the world’s problems.
III
Task 1:
1. T 2. F 3. F 4. T
5. T 6. T 7. F 8. F
Task 2:
1. communicate 2. body 3. copies 4. brain 5. climate
IV
1. They are inside spacecraft Voyager 1 and Voyager 2.
2. There is a variety of natural sounds, such as those made by the sea, the wind
and thunder during a storm.
3. They are of scientific interest.
4. The probability of the records being discovered is very small.
5. It will reach the nearest star.
V
Task 1:
a. Peter Norvig b. Francis Collins c. Richard Gott d. Ø
e. Sir David King f. Eric Horvitz g. Ellen Heber
Task 2:
1. e 2. g 3. a 4. f 5. c 6. b 7. d
Task 3:
1. replace damaged parts 5. reduce carbon emissions
2. treat illnesses 6. suffer a catastrophe
3. provide information 7. start a colony
4. make important discoveries
VI
1. He was American, and he was an engineer.
2. He made his predictions ‘for the next hundred years’ in 1900.
3. It was an American women’s magazine.
4. They were: cell phones, TV, physical changes to the body, X-rays.
5. He was optimistic about the future. He only predicted positive changes in the
20th century.
6. They’ve got pessimistic attitudes about the future of the world.
VII
1. C 2. F 3. E 4. A 5. B
VIII
1, 2, 4, 6, 7: True
3. F. There aren’t any human actors in Star Client.
5. F. Shirley Williams lost a hand in a car accident
8. F. People will be able to use 3D holograms
5D. Pronunciation
1. There have been significant computer developments during the last decade.
2. Is hard work the key to success? – Yes, it is.
3. Will the new system be a great benefit to the company? – Yes, it will.
4. I met an old friend by chance on the train.
5. Researchers have found links between stress and heart disease.
6. The labs use advanced technology to study the function of various body parts.
7. Are there any limits of our scientific knowledge?
8. Does the whole system require enormous amounts of energy? – No, it
doesn’t.
5E. Speaking
I
1. a 2. b 3. b 4. a 5. a 6. b 7. b 8. b 9. a 10. b
II
1. E 2. G 3. D 4. A 5. F 6. B
5F. Writing
I
1. She goes to the beach every weekend to swim.
2. He moves to Ha Noi to find work.
3. She is leaving home to go to university in Ha Noi.
4. He is having a party to celebrate his seventeenth birthday.
5. He gets up at five every morning to do his morning exercise then.
6. She is going out to get some food for dinner.
7. They are saving money to buy a new house.
8. He often goes to the school library during the recess to read science books.
II
1. Honestly, I would like to live on a planet where residents take care of the
ecology and environment.
2. Now we have problems with garbage and pollution because many factories
emit a lot of pollutants into the atmosphere.
3. There will be no pollution on the new planet.
4. In addition, people will use public transport instead of their cars.
5. Moreover, there will be new technologies to allow us to fly to other planets at
high speed.
6. The next thing I want is understanding and sympathy in our society.
7. There will be no wars, hunger, or social problems.
8. Everyone will live in peace and enjoy their lives.
9. However, I think we can do these things on our Earth, and it will be the best.
Review Unit 5
Vocabulary
I
1. better 2. a driving licence 3. a present 4. away
5. together 6. a job 7. home 8. upset
II
1. arrive 2. having 3. received 4. became 5. carry 6. hit
III
1. up 2. married 3. upset 4. better 5. job 6. present
IV
1. driving licence 2. to school 3. the tickets 4. married
5. a degree 6. enough money 7. a pension 8. rich – old
V
1. prediction 2. environmental 3. scientific 4. Medical 5. successfully
6. Infectious 7. muscular 8. Futuristic 9. invisible 10. Technological
Language Focus
VI
1. takes up – will be 2. will lose – put 3. plant – will make
4. won’t pass – studies 5. won’t come – rains 6. collect – will give
VII
1. wake 2. will have to 3. won’t have 4. look after
5. don’t finish 6. will be 7. is 8. will give
9. won’t have 10. gives 11. go 12. won’t hear
VIII (Suggested answers)
1. … , I’ll be late for school. 4. … , you’ll change it.
2. … , my parents will be happy. 5. … , we’ll play football.
3. … the tests aren’t very difficult 6. … , I’ll help you next time.
IX
1. will 2. will 3. might 4. will
5. are going to 6. might 7. are – going to 8. will
X
1. He’s going to 2. we’ll 3. she’ll
4. I’m going to 5. They’re going to 6. I’ll
XI
1. are – going to 2. am going to 3. will 4. will
5. are – going to 6. is going to 7. will 8. will
XII
1. will be sitting 2. will be enjoying 3. will be working
4. will – be doing 5. will be playing 6. will be having
XIII
1. won’t be working 2. won’t be travelling 3. will be lying
4. will be drinking 5. will wake up 6. will have
7. will put on 8. will – pay
Reading
XIV
1. The world’s population will be bigger in 2050.
2. There will be farms in tall buildings.
3. Vertical farms will produce most of the vegetables for people in towns.
4. Sky Greens is going to build 2,000 farms in Singapore in the next ten years.
5. Vertical farms will be only part of the solution.
XV
1. About 5.3 million Americans will be over 100 in 2100.
2. They will be underwater in 100 years.
3. Families won’t be as big as they are today.
4. It is Spanish.
5. They won’t get married for life, but they’ll get married for ten or twenty years.
6. They’ll become independent.
7. Most people will stay healthy until they die.
8. Some people will live to 150.
Speaking
XVI
1. married 2. a job 3. up 4. to work 5. driving licence 6. bus
Writing
XVII
1. We will have breakthroughs in technology to allow us to produce enough
fresh water and oxygen for our survival.
2. We will also need advanced 3D-printers to supply us with meat and other
nutrients from substances found on that planet.
3. Moreover, we will have to develop the public transport system to allow us to
travel anywhere without emissions of carbon dioxide.
4. There will be green technology to cut down on harmful gases released to the
environment.
5. In addition, humans will develop new types of spaceships to carry us to other
planets or come back to the Earth fast and comfortably.
Unit 6: Learn
6A. Vocabulary
I
Types of school: mixed schools, single-sex schools, state schools, private
schools, boarding schools, primary schools, secondary
schools
Other collocations: school-leaving age, school uniforms, school rules, school
holidays, school subjects, school-leaving exams
II
1. b 2. a 3. f 4. e 5. c 6. d
III
1. uniform 2. state 3. boarding 4. secondary
5. primary 6. single-sex 7. school-leaving age 8. degree
IV
1. primary school 2. state school 3. private school
4. secondary school 5. school subjects 6. school-leaving age
7. school holidays 8. school uniform
V
1. school rules 2. private school 3. boarding school 4. uniforms
5. mixed school 6. single-sex school 7. secondary school 8. school-leaving age
VI
1. revised 2. made 3. passed 4. failed 5. did 6. left 7. got
VII
1. Study 2. do 3. give 4. be
5. make 6. Ask 7. get 8. pass
VIII
1. I go to a secondary school.
2. I was six when I started my primary school. I left after five years / when I was
eleven.
3. I’ve been at my school for three years.
4. It’s eighteen in Viet Nam.
5. I go to a state school / a private school.
6. Yes, I do. I wear dark blue trousers and a white shirt / a dark blue skirt and a
white blouse / ‘ao dai’ …
7. We have to go to school on time, do our homework before school, go to all
classes, follow teachers’ instructions …
8. I have Tet holiday and the summer holidays. Our Tet holiday lasts 10 days, and
the summer holidays last two / three months.
X
1. study 2. cheat 3. pass 4. copy 5. leave
6. make 7. get 8. train 9. apply 10. attend
XI
1. entertainment 2. construction 3. nursing 4. journalism
5. science 6. engineering 7. teaching 8. law
9. management 10. IT
XII
1. employee 2. employer 3. management
4. sponsorship 5. healthcare 6. qualifications
XIII
1. d 2. e 3. b 4. a 5. c
XIV
1. historic 2. historical 3. challenging 4. creative
5. unusual 6. ordinary 7. unique 8. special
6B. Language focus
I
1. couldn’t 2. Can 3. won’t be able to 4. can
5. will be able to 6. can’t 7. will be able to 8. could
II
1. will be able to 2. couldn’t 3. could 4. Could 5. can – can’t
6. Will you be able to 7. couldn’t 8. couldn’t 9. could 10. won’t be able to
III
1. can – could 2. can 3. could 4. can’t 5. will be able to
6. can 7. couldn’t 8. can 9. can’t 10. will be able
to

IV
1. I could swim when I was eleven.
2. I will be able to drive one day.
3. I can ride a bike now.
4. I could ride a bike when I was ten.
5. My younger sister can speak English now.
6. She could speak English when she was ten.
7. She will be able to drive one day.
8. She can ride a bike now.
V
1. can / are able to 3. could / was able to 5. will / be able to
2. can / is able to 4. can / is able to 6. will be able to
VI
1. have to help 2. don’t have to turn off
3. had to take 4. have to buy
5. doesn’t have to wash 6. don’t have to clean
7. has to get up 8. doesn’t have to finish
VII
1. doesn’t have to revise 2. has to do 3. do – have to arrive
4. don’t have to go 5. Does – have to start 6. has to get
7. Do – have to clean 8. doesn’t have to work
VIII
1. don’t need 2. need 3. have to 4. needs
5. mustn’t 6. need to 7. don’t need to – have to 8. doesn’t need
to
IX
1. should 2. must 3. mustn’t 4. shouldn’t 5. should 6. must
X
1. f 2. c 3. e 4. a 5. d 6. b
XI
1. should 2. shouldn’t 3. should 4. should 5. shouldn’t 6. should
XII
1. shouldn’t 2. mustn’t 3. mustn’t 4. should
5. shouldn’t – should 6. mustn’t 7. must 8. must
XIII
1. has to 2. should 3. mustn’t 4. don’t have to 5. must / have to
6. mustn’t 7. must / have to 8. have to 9. shouldn’t 10. don’t have to
XIV
1. She should go to bed earlier.
2. She doesn’t have to go to work yet.
3. Does he have to revise for the exam?
4. You shouldn’t wear boots at school.
5. Should they bring some food to the picnic?
6. Do you have to go to school at seven o’clock?
7. You mustn’t run in the school corridors.
8. We don’t have to go to school on Saturday.
XV
1. must wear 2. mustn’t wear 3. should arrive 4. mustn’t run
5. mustn’t eat 6. must be 7. must study 8. shouldn’t bring
XVI
1. Can 2.can’t 3. must 4. can 5. mustn’t 6. Must
7. can 8. must 9. can’t 10. Can 11. mustn’t
XVII
1. don’t have to 2. mustn’t 3. must 4. don’t have to 5. should
6. have to 7. mustn’t 8. shouldn’t 9. must 10. have to
XVIII
1. B 2. C 3. A 4. B 5. A
6. C 7. A 8. A 9. B 10. C
XIX
1. should 2. must 3. shouldn’t 4. must
5. should 6. mustn’t 7. Do – have to 8. mustn’t
XX
1. don’t have to 2. should 3. mustn’t
4. mustn’t 5. must 6. should
XXI
1. doesn’t have to do 2. don’t have go get up 3. must leave 4. should visit
5. mustn’t – should use 6. should rest 7. should write 8. must go
XXII (Suggested answers)
1. You should relax. 5. You mustn’t smoke here.
2. You shouldn’t buy it. 6. We should play football.
3. We should hurry up. 7. He should have breakfast now.
4. She doesn’t have to do anything now. 8. We shouldn’t go out.
6C. Reading
I
1. T 2. T 3. F 4. F
5. T 6. NM 7. T 8. T
II
1. f 2. e 3. b 4. a 5. c
III
Task 1: c
Task 2:
1. c 2. e 3. a 4. d 5. f 6. b
Task 3:
1. school 2. university 3. likes 4. subject 5. learns 6. parents

IV
Task 1:
1. F 2. F 3. F 4. T 5. T 6. F
1. She lives in a boarding school in Cardiff.
2. She goes to a private secondary school.
3. She starts school at 8.30 am.
6. It’s not compulsory.
Task 2:
1. Her parents always work in different countries.
2. She has to go to sleep by 10.30 pm.
3. She has to study four compulsory subjects: English, maths, science and Welsh.
4. She has to study three languages: English, Welsh and French.
5. She doesn’t like PSHE because she thinks it’s boring.
6. Yes, there are. Students at boarding schools have to study harder than students
in some state secondary schools (because they can’t make excuses).
V
Task 1: a. a famous football player b. a professional referee
Task 2:
5, 8: T
1. F. Thousands of teenagers dream of becoming famous football players.
2. F. Maria has a plan to become a professional referee.
3. F. The referee can stop a game if there are problems with the weather.
4. F. Refereeing is a difficult job because some players behave badly.
6. F. Maria wants to be a referee because she likes making decisions, and she
enjoys telling people what to do.
7. F. She is going to start her career by becoming a referee for a local club.
VI
1. Because music is his passion, and he wants to make it his career.
2. Because the working hours aren’t regular in the music world.
3. He wants to study at the University of Melbourne.
4. She wants to work at a national park.
5. She’s very patient and hard-working.
6. She enjoys taking wildlife photos.
7. He’s a very active person.
8. At the moment, he’s learning to ride a motorcycle.
9. When he finishes school, he wants to go to a stuntman school in Florida.
VII
Task 1: 1. c 2. a 3. b
Task 2:
1. They spend a semester or a year abroad.
2. They live with a host family.
3. They will have a more tolerant attitude towards other people’s customs and
cultures.
4. Because everything in Japan was different.
5. He’s going to travel around the world.
VIII
Task 1: b
Task 2: 1. c 2. d 3. b 4. a
Task 3:
1. They last three to six weeks.
2. He did an internship at a garden centre in Los Angeles last summer.
3. He wants to be a garden designer.
4. He’s going to take classes in environmental studies and art next year.
5. She did a veterinary internship in a pet hospital in Dallas.
6. It was a great opportunity because she did a lot of varied work behind the
scenes.
7. She’d like to study veterinary medicine in college.
8. They are good for our future jobs; they are a good idea for young people.
Because they provide a lot of experience of future careers.
IX
Task 1: 2
Task 2:
1. C 2. B 3. D 4. D 5. C 6. A
Task 3:
1. corporal punishment 2. vote 3. state secondary schools 4. staff
5. attend 6. spoiled 7. boarding school 8. strict
X
Task 1:
1. F 2. E 3. B 4. G 5. C 6. A 7. D
Task 2:
1. most people are nice when you talk to them
2. become a great topic
3. the names of other people, and their interests
4. making eye contact and smiling at them
5. everyone is new at some point
6. joining in activities like clubs and sports
7. you’re good at a certain sport or do well in a certain subject
Task 3:
1. ideal 2. drawn 3. come up with 4. probably 5. rough
XI
Task 1: C, D
Task 2:
1. D 2. C 3. B 4. A

6D. Pronunciation
I
1. column 2. school 3. listen 4. might
5. character 6. sign 7. would 8. mustn’t
II
1. thumb 2. receipt 3. design 4. island 5. know
6. ghost 7. scent 8. autumn 9. talk 10. wrist
III
1. There were some frightening scenes in the novel.
2. Did you walk or climb up the mountain?
3. That wasn’t the right answer, was it?
4. I bought him two great birthday presents.
5. We have to write a talk and present it next week.
6. You shouldn’t play with knives.
6E. Speaking
I
1. a 2. a 3. b 4. b 5. a 6. a 7. b 8. b 9. b 10. a
II
1. up 2. on 3. Tell 4. whatever 5. Don’t 6. need
III
1. g 2. e 3. f 4. b 5. a 6. d
IV
1. e 2. c 3. b 4. f 5. d 6. a
V
1. Can I ask your advice about something?
2. Sure. What’s the problem?
3. I think you should buy her some flowers.
4. That’s a good idea.
VI
1. e 2. c 3. b 4. g 5. a 6. h 7. d
6F. Writing
I (Suggested answer)
Learning English is important for several reasons. Firstly, I want to talk to people
from other countries. Secondly, it’s useful if you want to get a job in a foreign
company. Also, it’s useful when you use the internet. Finally, I want to
understand pop songs in English.
II
Task 1:
1. C 2. D 3. A 4. B
Task 2:, 3
giving an example for example, for instance, namely
adding information furthermore, what’s more, in addition to, apart from that,
moreover, similarly
sequencing ideas firstly, lastly, finally, secondly
summarizing to conclude, in conclusion, to sum up
contrasting ideas however, although, despite
Task 4
1. However 2. In addition to 3. example
4. Firstly 5. What’s more / Furthermore / Apart from that
III
1. There are four.
2. – We all wear the same thing and you don’t feel good or bad about your
clothes.
– I don’t have to think about what to wear every morning.
– It is cheaper for families if students wear uniforms.
– School uniforms make me feel part of something bigger.
3. Paragraph 3
4. At most schools in their area students don’t have to wear a school uniform, but
at their school, it’s compulsory.
5. Because they like to choose their own clothes.
IV
1. students’ progress 6. get good marks
2. not in favour 7. facts for a short while
3. several reasons 8. understand the subject
4. good in class 9. exams should be realistic
5. they get nervous 10. essays and projects
Review Unit 6
Vocabulary
I
1. school uniform 2. primary school 3. secondary school 4. boarding school
5. mixed school 6. single-sex school 7. school rules 8. state school
II
1. single-sex 2. state school 3. private school
4. school subjects 5. school holiday 6. school uniform
III
1. trip 2. private 3. single-sex 4. state 5. rules
6. primary 7. holidays 8. boarding 9. uniform
IV
1. B 2. A 3. A 4. C 5. A 6. B 7. C 8. A
V
1. D 2. B 3. A 4. C 5. D 6. B

Language Focus
VI
1. can 2. couldn’t 3. could 4. will be able to
5. Could 6. can 7. will be able to
VII
1. A, B 2. B, C 3. A 4. C 5. A, C
6. B, C 7. A 8. C 9. A, B, C
VIII
1. shouldn’t 2. must 3. have to 4. must 5. don’t have to 6. should
IX
1. Do you have to wear a school uniform? – Yes, I do.
2. Does your teacher have to correct your tests? – Yes, he / she does.
3. Do you have to make dinner? – Yes, I do. / No, I don’t.
4. Do your parents have to get up at 6 am? – Yes, they do. / No, they don’t.
5. Does your dad have to work for long hours a day? – Yes, he does. / No, he
doesn’t.
6. Does your best friend have to leave home early? – Yes, he/she does.
7. Do you have to learn French at school? – Yes, we do. / No, we don’t.
8. Do your friends and you have to help at home? – Yes, we do.
X
1. have to 2. mustn’t 3. have to
4. shouldn’t 5. mustn’t 6. doesn’t have to
XI
1. A 2. C 3. C 4. B 5. A 6. A 7. A 8. C 9. B 10. B
XII
1. should 2. shouldn’t 3. mustn’t 4. should 5. must 6. don’t have to
XIII
1. We must do our homework.
2. We must get to class on time.
3. We must take notes during classes.
4. We should be friendly to everybody.
5. We should help new students.
6. We mustn’t copy our friends’ work.
XIV
1. You need to have a dictionary to study English.
2. We don’t need to hurry.
3. You should revise all your lessons carefully before an exam.
4. I must remember to give it to the teacher.
5. You need to drink enough water every day.
6. You must / should look after it carefully.
7. We must follow the 5K recommendations, especially the face mask rule of the
Health Ministry.
Reading
XV
1. B 2. A 3. D 4. C
XVI
Task 1: A
Task 2:
1. D 2. C 3. A 4. B
Task 3:
1. Only 25 students get a place at the school each year.
2. They start their day at 7am on weekdays.
3. They have two hours of ballet a day during the week.
4. When lessons finish, the students have more dance classes.
5. They do their homework after dinner before they go to bed.
6. At the weekends, they go to more dance classes on Saturday mornings, and
then they’re free to spend time with their friends.
XVII
Task 1:
1. F 2. T 3. T 4. T 5. F 6. F
7. F 8. T 9. T 10. F 11. F 12. T
Task 2:
1. pupils 2. subjects 3. their lifestyle 4. children
5. Bangladesh 6. the school buildings
XVIII
Task 1:
1. b 2. a 3. b 4. a 5. a 6. b
Task 2:
1. focused on 2. knowledge 3. skills 4. employment 5. practical
Task 3:
1. skills 2. practical 3. knowledge 4. focused on 5. employment
Speaking
XIX
1. B 2. C 3. C 4. B 5. C 6. A
XX
1. matter 2. should 3. Whatever 4. sure 5. think
XXI
1. g 2. i 3. b 4. e 5. d
6. f 7. h 8. a 9. c
Writing
XXII
1. b 2. a 3. b 4. c 5. c
XXIII
1. b 2. d 3. c 4. a
Although, however, on the one hand, on the other hand, but
XXIV
1. However 2. but 3. On the one hand
4. On the other hand 5. Although
Unit 7: Big ideas

1A. Vocabulary
I
Across:
1. boycott 2. propose 3. aim
4. ban 5. sign 6. volunteer
Down:
7. petition 8. protest 9. organize
10. donate 11. believe 12. campaign
II
1. proposal 2. support 3. supporter 4. boycott
5. campaign 6. petition 7. volunteer 8. ban
III
1. organize 2. march 3. donate 4. collection
5. protest 6. volunteer 7. supporter 8. sponsor
9. petition 10. ban 11. boycott 12. campaign
IV
1. boycott 2. petition 3. proposed 4. campaign
5. protests 6. boycott 7. ban 8. signatures
9. proposal 10. donations 11. supporter 12. end
V
1. donation 2. campaign 3. collection 4. organize
5. donate 6. protest 7. boycott 8. petition
VI
1. volunteer 2. organization 3. collect 4. sponsor 5. meet 6. interview
VII
1. clever 2. ambitious 3. unimaginative 4. shy 5. friendly
6. negative 7. moody 8. impatient 9. easy-going 10. selfish
VIII
1. friendly 2. lazy 3. clever 4. confident
5. heroic 6. helpful 7. honest 8. patient
IX
1. confident 2. brave 3. creative 4. ambitious 5. clever 6. competitive
X
1. serious 2. ambitious 3. shy 4. friendly
5. generous 6. positive 7. moody
XI
1. campaign (n) – campaigned (v) 2. benefit (v)– benefit (n)
3. awarded (v) – awards (n) 4. reward (v) – rewards (n)
5. support (v) – support (n) 6. raised (v) – raise (n)
7. walk (n) – walks (v) 8. access (v) – access (n)
7B. Language focus
I
1. was 2. were 3. hadn’t told 4. had told 5. told 6. wouldn’t
II
1. say – told 2. tell – said 3. said – told
4. said – tell 5. told – said
III
1. didn’t have to 2. was telling 3. would 4. had rained
5. had been 6. didn’t look 7. couldn’t do it 8. wasn’t coming
IV
1. Helen said she had eaten too much the day before.
2. He told his grandmother he would call her the next week.
3. They said they could stay out late that night.
4. She said she didn’t like Chinese food.
5. She told us she was going home.
6. She said she worked in a hospital.
7. Phong said he was busy the following day.
8. They told me they had finished their homework.
V
1. he was worried about his job
2. (that) he had made a big mistake
3. said that he didn’t think Tom needed to worry
4. everybody made/ makes mistakes sometimes
5. they wouldn’t want him to work there
6. not to say things like that
7. it couldn’t be that bad
8. didn’t understand because he had done something wrong and he had kept quiet
about it
9. to tell them the truth on the following Monday
10. their boss had to give Tom another chance
VI
1. He invited all of us to come to his party.
2. He ordered Mai to go to her room.
3. He refused to go.

4. She offered to open the door.
5. They complained that they didn’t have any money.
6. He insisted that he hadn’t done it.
VII
1. c 2. f 3. a 4. e 5. b 6. d
VIII
1. supported – would win 4. banned – wouldn’t be
2. asked – would volunteer 5. wouldn’t sponsor – didn’t finish
3. would boycott – sold 6. wouldn’t know – didn’t organize
IX
1. didn’t have – wouldn’t be 2. didn’t have – would come
3. would be – didn’t argue 4. would ask – needed
5. didn’t rain – would go out 6. wouldn’t be – went
7. had – would ride 8. could find – would move
X
1. d/ used – would be 2. a/ took – would use 3. c/ would be – rose
4. e/ would walk – lived 5. b/ paid – would reuse
XI
1. If I was / were famous, people would recognise me on the street.
2. If she had more money, she would buy a car.
3. What would he do if he lost his job?
4. If he lost his job, he would have to look for another one.
5. I would travel to Japan if I could speak Japanese.
6. If Phong had more time, he would do more sport.
7. If we didn’t have a television, we would read more books.
8. If you were famous, how would your life change?
XII
1. If I wasn’t / weren’t tired, I would go out later.
2. If the restaurant wasn’t / weren’t so expensive / were cheaper, we would eat
there.
3. If you watered the garden, it would look very good.
4. If I had Mai’s number, I could phone her.
5. If we had enough money, we could buy our own house.
6. If I had some food in the house, I would invite them in for lunch.
7. If I practised every day, I would be very good at the guitar.
8. If I didn’t spend so much time answering my email, I would finish my other
work.
9. If the flights weren’t expensive / were cheaper, we would visit our
grandparents more often.
10. If I wasn’t / weren’t late, I wouldn’t be walking quickly.
XIII
1. b 2. d 3. e 4. c 5. f 6. a
1. If you asked everybody for £1, you’d collect lots of money.
2. If David spoke to the teachers, they’d sign the petition.
3. If you didn’t read our leaflet carefully, you wouldn’t understand it.
4. If my sister went on the march, my mum would be worried.
5. If it rained on Saturday, we’d take a big umbrella.
6. If we took the fast train, we’d arrive on time.
XIV
1. Would / help – were 4. Would / tell – came
2. would fall – watched 5. Would / get – became
3. painted – would / choose 6. wouldn’t boycott – didn’t reject
XV
1. If you were the president, what would you ban?
2. If you were a professional footballer, who would you play for?
3. Would you complain if someone copied your essay?
4. What would you buy if you had 100 million VND?
5. Who would you call if you had only one minute of credit on your phone?
6. What would you do if your phone rang in the cinema?
7. I would come to your birthday party if I didn’t have an exam.
8. If Nam found some money, he’d give it to the teacher.
9. Would your mum lend you money if you asked her?
10. What would they do if we offered them a choice?
XVI (Suggested answers)
1. … I’d work as a volunteer and clean up our neighbourhood.
2. … we’d have much water and air pollution.
3. … the school asked them.
4. … parents would feel happier.
5. … I spent so much time on playing computer games.
6. … we invited him.
7. … air pollution would become worse.
8. … some people needed our help.
XVII
1. spent 2. would feel 3. was / were 4. gave
5. got 6. would drive 7. are 8. comes
9. use 10. didn’t leave 11. don’t turn 12. use
7C. Reading
I
1. Flashmobs are public performances given by groups of strangers.
2. People organize them to have fun or to make a political point.
3. He’s organizing his flashmob to promote recycling.
4. They’ll find out about it through Twitter, Facebook and other websites.
II
1. C 2. A 3. C 4. A 5. C 6. B

III
1. He was from Japan.
2. He taught at Tokyo University.
3. His bag was stolen, but no one helped him.
4. Because he wanted to create a wave of kindness across Japan.
5. They celebrate World Kindness Day all over the world.
IV
Task 1:
1. F 2. F 3. T 4. T 5. T
1. Artist Michael Landy regularly travelled by tube.
2. His project is to celebrate kindness, generosity and compassion on the
Underground.
Task 2:
1. stranger 2. tissue 3. split-second 4. care for
V
Task 1: B
Task 2:
1. F 2. F 3. T 4. T 5. F 6. F
VI
1, 8: T
2. F. As soon as she got the bad news, she started travelling.
3. F. After travelling for about ten years, her illness came back.
4. F. No one was as successful with their bird spotting as Phoebe.
5. F. She was very worried about the environment.
6. F. Phoebe died in a car accident.
7. F. Her book was published four years after she died.
VII
1, 3, 5: T
2. F. She raised the money for the trip herself.
4. F. She talked about poor and starving children.
6. F. Severn’s example shows that when you are still young you can make a
difference to the world if you’re brave and believe in yourself.
VIII
1, 4, 5, 7: T
2. F. The baby’s buggy had fallen into the sea.
3. F. He jumped in immediately.
6. F. He knew the baby was OK after the nurse had given the baby CPR.
8. F. He said he hadn’t really been brave.
IX
Task 1:
Using the Internet to communicate a message; stories going viral; being featured
in the media; acts of kindness from strangers
Task 2:
1. Glenn Buratti to his mother 5. Alan to Katie
2. Alan to Katie 6. Alan to his attackers
3. Ashley to her son 7. Glenn to his mother
4. Katie to Alan or journalists 8. Glenn to his classmates
7D. Pronunciation
I
/a1/: line, kite, bike, ice, by, cry, high, white, tonight, my
/a$/: cloud, allow, house, account, down, brown, sound
/6$/: throw, enrol, donate, grow, below, show, sofa
/e1/: sail, email, take, waste, day, brain, same, game, make, may
II
1. C 2. A 3. D 4. B 5. C 6. A 7. D 8. B
III
/e1/ /a1/ /a1/ /a1/ /e1/
1. They often fly the kites on a nice day.
/e1/ /e1/ /e1/ /e1/
2. They play computer games a lot – it’s a waste of time.
/e1/ /e1/ /a1/ /e1/ /a1/
th
3. She’s going to have a birthday celebration on Friday 4 July.
/e1/ /a1/ /e1/ /a1/ /a1/
4. They were driving along the way and enjoy beautiful sights of rice fields.
/e1/ /a1/ /a1/
5. The baby often cries at night.
/a1/ /e1/ /e1/ /6$/
6. The sun is shining and they are sailing the boat along the river.
/a1/ /a1/ /6$/ /a$/ /e1/
7. The river will become high tonight, and they don’t allow to sail across the
river.
/a1/ /a1/ /a$/ /e1/ /6$/
8. We try to find out the way to solve social problems.
7E. Speaking
I
1. b 2. a 3. a 4. b 5. b 6. a 7. a 8. a 9. b 10. b
II
1. Why don’t 2. could 3. might help 4. Let’s
5. will have to 6. much effect 7. how about 8. might help
III
1. d 2. b 3. g 4. f 5. e 6. c 7. a
7F. Writing
I
1. a nuclear power station
2. renewable energy
3. a group called Students Against Nuclear Energy
4. the protest against nuclear power stations
II
1. Madam 2. represent 3. concerned 4. opinion 5. If
6. hand 7. Therefore 8. reason 9. hope 10. faithfully
III
Task 1:
1. homeless people in the town centre – build special hostels
2. air pollution – ban people from driving cars into the city centre
3. a lot of litter on the streets – make it illegal to drop litter in the street
Task 2:
a. 2 b. 2 c. 2 d. 3 e. 1
IV
1. We should do something about unemployment.
2. I would try to reduce traffic.
3. Let’s make it easier for people to use public transport.
4. I’d pass a law against noisy motorbikes.
5. We should force people to use buses.
6. We should try to improve the facilities here.
Review Unit 7
Vocabulary
I
1. boycott 2. petition 3. signed 4. donated
5. proposes 6. donation 7. support 8. end
9. campaign 10. protest 11. banned 12. campaigned
II
1. ban 2. collect 3. march 4. volunteer
5. meeting 6. petition 7. sponsor 8. donate
III
1. serious 2. shy 3. ambitious 4. generous
5. sympathetic 6. thoughtful 7. confident 8. honest
IV
1. easy-going 2. helpful 3. modest 4. peaceful
5. generous 6. shy 7. ambitious 8. impatient
9. creative 10. negative 11. friendly 12. serious
Language Focus
V
1. The man said that he didn’t feel guilty.
2. My brother told me that I was making a big mistake.
3. The teacher said that some students hadn’t done much revision.
4. Mary said that she had never told a lie.
5. Sam’s father told him that he had to stay at home.
6. The children said that their teacher could be quite strict.
7. His friends told him that they had already seen that film.
8. John said that he would report his neighbour to the police for making very
loud noise at night.
VI
1. would make – signed 2. organized – would save 3. wouldn’t come – rained
4. collected – would give 5. ran – would donate 6. banned – would end
VII
1. wouldn’t 2. had 3. save 4. Would
5. If 6. went 7. do 8. took
VIII
1. If you were rich, would you buy a plane?
2. If we joined in an environmental group, we’d save wildlife.
3. If I were the Prime Minister of Japan, I’d ban the catching of whales for meat.
4. I’d give a big donation to that charity if I had lots of money.
5. If we were in Hollywood, we’d visit Universal Studios.
6. I’d be rich if I became the CEO of that big company.
IX
1. would be 2. did 3. built 4. would be 5. would cycle
6. didn’t think 7. travelled 8. wouldn’t be 9. used 10. would improve
X
1. e 2. h 3. b 4. a 5. c 6. g 7. d 8. f
Reading
XI
Task 1: c
Task 2:
1. F 2. F 3. T 4. F 5. T 6. T 7. T
Task 3:
1. It campaigns for the preservation of the world’s rainforests and the rights of
people who live there.
2. We can find them in the USA and Norway.
3. Because they saw the unacceptable destruction of the Amazon rainforest.
4. It has projects in different countries including Brazil, Peru, Cameroon and
Uganda.

5. It has saved more than 100,000 square kilometres of the rainforest in a number
of countries.
6. We can look at The Rainforest Foundation webpage.
Speaking
XII
1. D 2. G 3. B 4. E 5. A 6. C
Writing
XIII
1. we are concerned about the open-air swimming pool in town
2. If it closes, there will be nowhere
3. Therefore, we have decided to set up a campaign
4. we are going to have party
5. sell cakes to collect money
6. You know a lot of people there
Unit 8: On screen
8A. Vocabulary
I
1. a musical 2. a comedy 3. a thriller 4. a drama
5. a western 6. an adventure 7. a science fiction film
II
1. western 2. romance 3. thrillers 4. science fiction
5. cartoons 6. comedy 7. musical 8. horror film
III
1. cartoon 2. westerns 3. comedies 4. detective stories
5. spy film 6. science fiction 7. thriller
IV
1. action film 2. documentary 3. science fiction 4. cartoon
5. romantic comedy 6. horror film 7. thriller 8. comedy
V
1. thrillers 2. comedies 3. animations 4. historical films
5. science fiction films 6. crime films 7. musicals
VII
Books only Films only Both books and films
novelists, best-seller special effects beginning, ending
publisher film director, scene blockbuster, plot, character,
subtitles, cast, script biography, setting
VIII
1. biography 2. script 3. subtitles 4. cast
5. best-seller 6. blockbuster 7. novelist 8. setting
IX
1. c 2. d 3. a 4. g 5. f 6. b 7. e
X
1. A 2. B 3. C 4. B 5. A
6. A 7. C 8. B 9. C 10. A
XI
1. novelist 2. plots 3. themes 4. cast 5. genre 6. soundtrack
XII
1. hero 2. novelist 3. plot 4. soundtrack 5. cast 6. characters
XIII
1. fiction 2. plot 3. science fiction 4. novelist
5. beginning 6. fantasy 7. Australian 8. character
XIV
1. actors 2. conductor 3. producers 4. viewers 5. projector
XV
1. action 2. horror 3. crime
4. soap opera 5. chat show 6. the news
7. science fiction 8. documentary 9. period drama
XVI
1. terrific 2. rewarding 3. safe 4. dreadful
5. stimulating 6. risky 7. dull
XVII
1. dull 2. dreadful 3. disappointing 4. stimulating 5. terrific 6. risky
XVIII
1. classic 2. unbelievable 3. terrible 4. incredible 5.extraordinary 6. huge
1. Have you ever watched the classic film ‘Gone With The Wind’?
2. Dan’s excuse for being late was totally unbelievable.
3. It’s such a terrible programme! How can you watch it?
4. It’s a great film with incredible views.
5. Tim’s behaviour that morning was quite extraordinary.
6. The United States is a huge country, but the population is not big.
8B. Language focus
I
1. aren’t 2. is 3. are 4. sold 5. were 6. finished
7. was 8. is 9. were 10. were 11. was 12. is
II
1. made 2. painted 3. worn 4. invented 5. called 6. won
III
1. isn’t spoken 2. is visited 3. are invited 4. are eaten
5. is played 6. is found 7. are used 8. is made
IV
1. is known 2. is talked 3. are studied
4. are rejected 5. aren’t found 6. are painted
V
1. are written 2. take 3. buy 4. are drawn
5. checks 6. are designed 7. is sent 8. appear
VI
1. isn’t produced 2. was surrounded 3. was built
4. are cleaned 5. wasn’t finished 6. were replaced
VII
1. was done by 2. graphics were used 3. was won by 4. was built by
5. is delivered 6. were shown 7. were designed 8. was made
VIII
1. The exhibition was opened by a famous artist.
2. The first prize was won by Naomi and Simon.
3. The portraits weren’t sold yesterday.
4. The Titanic was directed by James Cameron in 1997.
5. The new art gallery was built in 2009.
6. These masterpieces were painted by Pablo Picasso.
IX
1. We were given a tour of the museum.
2. She wasn’t told the terrible news.
3. I was sent a book about the film industry.
4. Our hotel room wasn’t cleaned this morning.
5. We wasn’t invited to the premier of their film.
6. The film Jaws was directed by Steven Spielberg in 1975.
X
1. are grown 2. aren’t found 3. weren’t painted 4. was – built
5. Is / Was – made 6. wasn’t directed 7. was sung 8. were created
XI
1. were made 2. were written 3. directed 4. is sent
5. is invented 6. was played 7. were created 8. were nominated
XII
It was painted by the Norwegian artist Edvard Munch. Several versions of the
painting were produced by Munch.
In 2004, one version of the painting was stolen. Fortunately, the thieves were
photographed and in the end, the painting was found.
XIII
1. b 2. f 3. e 4. h 5. c 6. a 7. d 8. g
XIV
1. is – eaten 2. were – scored 3. are – sold
4. Was – won 5. was – discovered 6. Is – covered
XV
1. When were the Olympic Games held in Beijing? f
2. When was the printing press invented? c
3. Where are tea and coffee grown? e
4. Where was the Museum of Picasso built? a
5. When was Mona Lisa painted? b
6. When is the Vietnamese Independence Day celebrated? d
XVI
1. Is English taught at your school now?
2. Presents are often given at Christmas.
3. This picture was bought by a collector yesterday.
4. Where was your bag stolen last week?
5. Were these DVDs advertised on the internet?
6. Football shirts are not sold in this shop.
7. Were those films directed by James Cameron last year?
8. Films were not made before 1888.
8C. Reading
I
1. C 2. C 3. C 4. C 5. B
II
1. The first cinema opened in 1902.
2. There were more than 4,000 cinemas in the USA by 1907.
3. They could listen / listened to a pianist playing music while they were
watching silent films.
4. Some actors lost their jobs after 1926 because they didn’t have good voices or
simply couldn’t act and speak at the same time.
5. Surround-sound became popular in the 1970s.
6. We’ll be able to connect our bodies to special cinema seats and feel the same
emotions and sensations as the characters on the screen.
III
Task 1: c
Task 2:
1. B 2. B 3. C 4. A 5. A 6. C
Task 3:
1. B 2. D 3. C 4. F 5. E 6. A
Task 4.
1. They looked different because people wrote each one by hand.
2. The writer describes that the books were big, heavy and expensive.
3. The advantages of printing presses were that they could print thousands of
books quickly and cheaply.
4. Some people think that books would disappear because people began to produce
e-books, and they also started to read newspapers and magazines online.

5. ‘Print on demand’ is that you’ll be able to choose a book from a selection of
millions in any bookshop, and a machine will print your book.
IV
1. Her real name is Laura Jeanne Reese Witherspoon.
2. She moved to Germany.
3. She first appeared in a film in 1990.
4. She spent one year at university.
5. She won an Oscar in 2006.
6. He grew up in Australia.
7. No, he didn’t.
8. He played the part of Gale Hawthorne.
9. The actress was Jennifer Lawrence.
10. Katniss was Gale’s best friend.
V
Task 1: D
Task 2:
1. B 2. C 3. A 4. D
Task 3:
1. B 2. C 3. B 4. A 5. A 6. B 7. B
VI
Task 1:
A. 3 B. 1 C. 6 D. 4
Task 2:
1. D 2. C 3. C 4. D 5. B
Task 3:
1. silent film 2. slow motion 3. stuntwoman 4. film industry
5. special effects 6. film studio 7. on location 8. fight scene
VII
Task 1:
1. B 2. C 3. C 4. C 5. A
Task 2:
1. talent 2. manage 3. crew 4. social life 5. willing
Task 3:
1. social life 2. willing 3. crew 4. talent 5. managed
VIII
Task 1: John Carter and Tangled
Task 2:
1. T 2. T 3. F 4. T 5. T 6. F 7. T
8D. Pronunciation
I
/9/: garden, gale, glad, garage, fingerprint, gone, great, green, ghost
/d2/: gem, gentle, gymnasium, ginger, privilege, cage
II
1. A 2. D 3. B 4. D 5. B
8E. Speaking
I
1. b 2. a 3. b 4. a 5. b 6. a 7. a 8. b 9. a 10. b
II
1. f 2. b 3. d 4. e 5. c 6. g 7. a
III
1. D 2. G 3. F 4. H 5. B 6. A 7. E 8. C
8F. Writing
I
1. The title of the film is the Avengers, and it’s an action film.
2. It’s Joss Whedon.
3. Robert Downey Jr. stars as Iron Man, Chris Hemsworth as Thor, Chris Evans
as captain America and Scarlett Johansson as the Black Widow.
4. the plot, the script, characters, a happy ending
5. He likes it because the script is humourous and the dialogues are rarely dull.
6. He uses some examples: ‘I have never laughed so much while watching an
action film’
7. It’s a positive review.
II
Task 1:
1. Paragraphs 1 and 2 express facts, and paragraphs 3 and 4 express opinions.
2. Paragraph 2 describes the setting and characters.
3. Paragraph 3 mentions the theme.
4. People who enjoy drama and realism would enjoy this novel.
5. The plot is simple because a child tells the story.
Task 2:
a. Paragraph 3 b. Paragraph 2 c. Paragraph 4 e. Paragraph 1
III
Task 1: 1, 2, 4, 6, 8
Task 2:
1. Divergent, Veronica Roth
2. Tris Prior
3. Tris lives in the ‘brave’ section of the city, where members compete physically
with each other to prove their strength; violence increases towards the end of
the book, resulting in many lives being lost
4. He loved Tris Prior; she is a strong, generous female character; it’s a
wonderful, exciting story
IV
Task 1:
1. C 2. F 3. B 4. E 5. A 6. D
Task 2:
1. Walt Disney made the film.
2. People first saw it at the cinema in 1967.
3. It was written by Rudyard Kipling.
4. They are Bagheera, a black panther, and Baloo, a bear.
5. It is Shere Khan, a man-eating Bengal tiger, arrives.
6. He falls in love with a beautiful girl and decides to stay.
V
1. drama 2. Daisy Jennings and Layla Evans
3. becomes her friend 4. very popular
5. to be horrible to Daisy 6. soon makes other friends
7. really liked the film 8. the positive ending 9. very happy
Review Unit 8
Vocabulary
I
1. g 2. e 3. b 4. f 5. h 6. c 7. a 8. d
II
1. historical drama 2. cartoon 3. comedy 4. biography
5. documentary 6. thriller 7. action film 8. science fiction
9. blockbuster 10. horror film
III
1. horror 2. musical 3. comedy 4. fantasy 5. adventure 6. science fiction
IV
1. romantic comedy 2. western 3. animated film 4. war film
5. documentary film 6. action film 7. historical drama 8. musical
9. fantasy film 10. science-fiction film 11. horror film 12. thriller
V
1. horror film 2. animated film 3. science-fiction 4. musical
5. romantic comedy 6. documentary 7. western 8. thriller
9. historical drama 10. war film 11. action film 12. fantasy film
VI
1. b 2. d 3. e 4. a 5. g 6. c 7. f
VII
1. novelist 2. best-seller 3. character 4. setting
5. beginning 6. themes 7. ending 8. reader
VIII
1. best-sellers 2. plot 3. settings
4. novelist 5. scripts 6. biography
IX
1. special effects 2. scenes 3. setting 4. character
5. director 6. themes 7. fight 8. plot
Language Focus
X
1. isn’t spoken 2. is given 3. aren’t allowed 4. isn’t cleaned
5. are made 6. is watched 7. aren’t grown 8. are made
XI
1. wasn’t understood 2. is visited 3. Are – made 4. aren’t grown
5. are regarded 6. was produced 7. was awarded 8. was – given
XII
1. Who was Romeo and Juliet written by?
2. When was the printing press invented?
3. Where is 40% of the world’s coffee grown?
4. Who were the Star Wars films directed by?
5. When was the Great Pyramid of Giza built?
6. Where are the Himalayas located?
XIII
1. Who was your favourite film directed by?
2. Who was your favourite book written by?
3. Where were your shoes made?
4. Who are your English classes taught by?
5. Who is your dinner often made by?
6. Where is your school located?
7. Where was your bag bought?
Reading
XIV
1. They first saw Wolverine in a Marvel comic book.
2. He speaks ten languages.
3. He was in the X-Men.
4. They were science fiction stories.
5. The first X-Men film was in 2000.
6. In the film X-Men Origins: Wolverine.
7. Hugh Jackman played Wolverine in the film.
8. He lost his super powers.
Speaking
XV
1. choosing 2. something 3. recommend
4. like 5. don’t enjoy 6. prefer
XVI
1. not a big fan of 2. this one 3. about this one
4. recommend that 5. might like 6. don’t fancy

Writing
XVII
1. a 2. b 3. c 4. a 5. c 6. a
XVIII
1. The story is about the adventures of a boy called Tom who travels around the
world on a bicycle.
2. The story takes place in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
3. Tom got caught daydreaming in his maths class.
4. The writer liked the book and his / her favourite thing about it was the funny
illustrations and amusing little notes.
5. The writer recommends the book to all ages.
6. The writer gives the book 5 out of 6 stars because he / she thought it was very
interesting.
XIX
I have recently watched a film called Yellow Flowers on the Green Grass. It is
based on Nguyen Nhat Anh’s best-seller in the same title.
The main characters are the two brothers: Thieu, a 12-year-old boy, and his little
brother, Tuong, a 7-year-old boy. The plot is about the memories of the poor
childhood. The brothers do everything together: playing in rice paddles, playing
games,… Their days are filled with curious adventures. Then one day, Man,
Thieu’s classmate comes to stay at their house for a while because her house is on
fire. Because of jealousy, Thieu does physical harm to Tuong, so Tuong can’t
stand up. In order to meet his classmate, Nhi, Tuong tries to walk again, and one
day he runs to find Nhi.
I particularly enjoy the characters and the theme of friendship. Many of the
scenes are memorable because they are filmed in the beautiful countryside of Phu
Yen Province.
All in all, I really enjoyed the film. I’d like to recommend this film to everyone
because I think all of us want to recall our childhood.

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