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Our view of tests Assessment is an integral part of the teaching and learning cycle. Classroom interactions provide teachers with varied instances suitable to evaluate students’ progress and teachers’ own achievements as their mentors. A communicative ELT classroom is to provide an atmosphere of authentic English language use, or what we call a “classroom of communication”, ie we use English for everyday real communication, not just to practis practise e English English for future future possible possible use. Teachers’ aim, as mentors, is to show students how much they are learning so as to encourage them to go on trying and learning as much as they are capable of doing. The well-known assessment washback effect explains what students pay attention to and how they approach the subject being studied. Therefore, assessment can promote or inhibit the learning. In order to enhance learning, it is advisable to use continuous assessment , which provides teachers with opportunities to give immediate feedback while they evaluate following the same procedures used to introduce the linguistic contents, as well as the learning and communicative strategies, as skills develop. From an experiential and holistic view of language, which understands cognitive and socio-functional aspects of communication as paramount, assessment is carried out by means of contextualised use of language.

It is also necessary to have some instance of formal assessment which measures learning through the performance of previously taught linguistic content which is context embedded . There are many arguments for and against testing . The main drawback attributed to tests is the state of nervousness and anxiety students are in when facing a testing instance. It is argued that this anxiety deprives students of the possibility of using their critical thinking to solve the language problems presented. Some other opinions support the idea that students study for the test and then forget what they have learnt. On the other hand, students deserve the opportunity to be tested. They need to have a feeling of achievement and, why not, they also deserve to be challenged and to be given the opportunity to fail and thus develop resilience. The emotions tests arise on students very much depend on teachers’ feedback. That is what makes the big difference. A positive, encouraging

response shows students that their effort pays off. Moreover, the teacher’s and classmates’ feedback are a great source of improvement. Feedback will help individual students to reflect upon the errors they have made and it will provide them with various possibilities for recreating their systematisation and retention strategies. Feedback should be an instance of learning and never an instance of highlighting learners’ errors. The set of tests offered includes: > a diagnostic-prognostic test which identifies what learners have achieved or learnt after having finished Level 1 of the What’s Up? series. series. Teachers will be able to identify the starting point in order to move onto new contents and skills , using what

students have already learnt as a springboard for acquiring new contents, improving already learnt skills and developing new ones. This test is meant to be encouraging, showing students how much English they already know (there is nothing more motivating than success). The support provided balances the demands of the problems presented. > six progress tests – to see how learners improve their performance as classroom practice advances. A test after each unit measures achievement, focusing on contents taught and skills developed throughout. It enables teachers to redirect teaching according to students’ performance. In order to be valid, reliable and fair, these tests have been prepared using the same procedure followed during the teaching process. Students do not feel threatened by the evaluation experience. If students are familiar with the procedure and the demands of the tests are up to their level of achievement , the results will be mostly rewarding and encouraging. Both teachers and students will have a sense of achievement which will trigger further enthusiasm to go on working together. Results also provide information about aspects of the teaching and learning process which may not be working adequately. This can be discussed in class and improved for future work. > an integrative test every two units, which will help students and teachers to recycle knowledge . Resorting to previously presented material triggers a better awareness of the idea of language being meaningful in context, to serve as a real means of authentic communication. Integrative tests focus on students’ strengths so that they become aware of how much they can do with language. > an integrative achievement test (including contents presented in all units as a final review) to give both teachers and students information about the success achieved by the end of the year course.

Reading comprehension tests Reading opens our minds to incredible spaces. It can help us to dream of not yet created realities . If we really learn how to read, understanding that there is always a hidden secret under the lines, we will develop our imagination, lateral thinking and creativity. We will

plunge into the story and become part of it. Moreover, nobody will be able to give us the story already processed for us to swallow it without even tasting its essence. The reading comprehension tests aim at helping students to become re-creators of their content while they enjoy playing with reality and transforming it . This is the reason why they are not graded. It is not important to have a number as feedback. What matters is that both students and teachers think and reflect upon the magic of reading .

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DIAGNOSTIC TEST the correct correct option. 1 a. Read and choose the Hi! My name is Benjamín and I’m from La Banda, a small city in Santiago del Estero, Argentina. 1We are / They are / We was five was five members in my family: Mum and Dad, my sister Estela, my dog Betún and me. We always 2go / are going / goed on goed on holidays together and we have a great time. Now / Last month / Never , we went to the Iguazú falls. We travelled by car because Mum and Dad love

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driving. The weather 4is / was / did great. We wanted to hire horses 5because / and / but you but you can’t ride horses in the reserve. Estela 6studied / is studying / studys photography studys photography at the moment, so she 7always takes / takes always / always took wonderful took wonderful photos. She took 8any / a lot / some of some of photos of wild animals. We are looking at them now. Toucans have got colourful beaks and butterflies are of many different colours too. 9They are / There is / There are big are big and small monkeys. They can climb trees and they make strange noises. We mustn’t touch or feed the animals. We must respect nature. We walked near the falls and we got wet because the water splashed on us. Luckily, the weather was warm! Look at some of 10our / his / your photos! / 10

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2 c. Ask to confirm the the information and answer to correct correct it. 1. La Banda is in La Pampa. 2. Benjamín has got a cat. 3. Estela is Benjamín’s mother. 4. Benjamín’s parents hate driving. 5. They went to Salta by car. 6. Estela is studying English. 7. The family are looking at old books. 8. Monkeys can fly. 9. We must destroy nature. 10. The weather was horrible.

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questions for the following following answers. 4 d. Complete the questions 1.

members

they go on holidays together? Always.

2.

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in Benjamín’s family? Five.

3.

they go to the Iguazú falls? Last month.

4.

driving? Mum and Dad.

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DIAGNOSTIC TEST 2 Read and complete the sketch map. The chemist’s is opposite the school. The school is between the flower shop and the church. The baker’s is not opposite the flower shop, but it is next to the chemist’s. The chemist’s is between the baker’s and the library. FLOWER SHOP

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Exercise 2 and the clues given. Write 2 sentences to say 3 Use places from Exercise where these people are and what they are doing. 1. I / croissants 2. Elsie / aspirins 3. We / books 4. Dad / flowers 5. Students / a test

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complete the phrases. 4 Use the verbs from the word cloud to complete

1.

a selfie

2.

bikes

3.

tents

4.

emails

5.

photos to our webpage

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a delicious meal

7.

breakfast

8.

online

9.

my birthday

10.

new clothes

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1 a. Read and choose the correct option. Matthew 1be / is / were 14 and he 2lovs / loves / love sports. He 3 practise always / always practises / practises always volleyball and football at school. His classmates 4 be / are / was happy to have him in the team. The team members 5go visiting / visit / visits a school in the outskirts on Saturdays and 6 play / plays / played football with the kids. They 7have usually / usually have / usually has a great time. Matthew 8loves read / love reading / loves reading. He 9reading / reads / read novels to elderly people. They 10love listen / loves listening / love listening to him. He’s a great boy!

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b. Put the questions about Matthew in order. Then answer them. 1. Matthew / like / does / sports / ? 2. sports / what / practise / he / does / ? 3. go / team / on / where / the / do / Saturdays / ? 4. read / Matthew / to / novels / does / who / ? 5. doing / elderly / what / do / people / love / ?

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2 Cross out the extra boxes and find 5 adjectives. Write (-) or (+) next to them. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

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3 Look at the photos. Use the clues and the verbs from the box to write what these people do. do

go

have

play

listen

Anne / not always / coffee / breakfast

Kirk and Sue / never / cycling / night

1.

2.

we / usually / yoga / evening

I / often / English songs / afternoon

3.

4.

Jack / always / chess / grandad / weekend 5.

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1 a. Use the verbs from the box to complete Margaret’s family routine. clean

cook

have

hoover

1. Mum usually

make

sweep

take out

the plants and

2. Dad never bedrooms.

the dishes and

5. We all

water

the bedroom. He doesn’t like untidy

the living room and

4. I

wash

dinner in the evening.

the floor, but he

3. My brother

tidy

the windows. the rubbish.

our beds and then

breakfast together.

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2 b. What is Margaret’s family going to do? Ask and answer. 1. Mum / rubbish?

2. Dad / the living room?

3. We / dinner in the evening?

4. I / the windows?

5. Mum / dishes?

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2 Complete the dialogue with the correct form of the adjectives. Joseph:

Are you planning your holidays?

Marianne:

Yes. We want to go to the beach. It is 1(good)

than

the mountains. Joseph:

Where are you going to stay?

Marianne:

The Carlton Hotel is 2(comfortable)

than the

Sussex Hotel, but it is 3(expensive)

. And the

Paradise Hotel is 4(modern)

of the three.

Joseph:

What is 5(cheap)

Marianne:

The Sussex, but I think we are going to stay at the Paradise Hotel in the end. It is

hotel?

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3 a. Use a word from the box to label each picture. There are three extra options. microwave

chair

cushions

poster

small table

a.

b.

c.

d.

washing machine

plants

wardrobe

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6 b. Look at the pictures again and answer. What’s in the… 1. laundry room? 2. kitchen? 3. bedroom? 4. living room? 5. garden?

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1 Use the clues to write about Felipe and his family routine. 1. Felipe / student / year 2 2. he / to school / morning 3. classes / from 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. 4. Felipe and his classmates / pottery / twice a week 5. his sister Amanda / always / yoga / evening 6. his parents / architects 7. they / work / office / every day 8. the family / usually / tennis / Saturday morning 9. Felipe and Amanda / usually / karate / afternoon 10. the family / lunch / at the club

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2 Read and complete the dialogue. Ofelia:

1

Gonzalo:

At 6:30.

Ofelia:

2

Gonzalo:

Usually at home. But once a week, at the school canteen.

Ofelia:

3

Gonzalo:

Because we have the pottery club in the afternoon.

Ofelia:

4

Gonzalo:

Mr Pazos. He is great!

Ofelia:

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you get up? lunch? you stay at school? your pottery teacher? he meet you at the

pottery club? Gonzalo:

On Wednesdays.

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3 a. Use the verbs from the box to complete the plans of the Hornby family. cook

do

make

tidy

wash

Today is Mum’s birthday and we 1 2

the living room. I 4 potatoes. Dad 5

the housework. Dad

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3 b. Confirm and correct the following plans. 1. Mum / the housework

Is Mum going to do the housework? No, she isn’t. We are going to do the housework. 2. Dad / the living room

3. I / the dishes

4. Tommy / the beds

5. Dad / Mum’s favourite dish

6. Mum / be angry

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4 Cross out three letters and find out the words to complete the chart. 1. S T R O L I L E T

6. K R I T A C H O E N

2. M A R N I S T I O N

7. D I N V I N Y G

3. C R O S O K L E R

8. S R O L F A T

4. F A R I D A G E R

9. C L U P E B O M A R D

5. C O F L E A T

Kinds of houses

ROTOM

10. B R E D R O L O A M

Rooms

Objects

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5 Label the pictures with words from Exercise 4.

a.

b.

c.

d.

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6 Find, circle and write 5 free time activities in the wordsearch. H I P T U H F

T W H R I N J

E K O A R W C

P O T T E R Y

W F O D A O C

Y Y G G D K L

D B R R I W I

A A A B N V N

R R P T G W G

Q K H U J F T

H P Y O G A M

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7 Complete with the activities from Exercise 6. Then write the opposites of the words in bold. 1.

is very expensive because you must buy a camera.

2.

is relaxing and you can make ornaments for your home.

3.

is good exercise for your mind and body.

4.

is interesting and you can learn a lot of things.

5.

is the best exercise. You can do it alone or with your friends.

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8 Complete the text with the correct form of the words in brackets. Fred is my 1(good)

friend. He is 2(intelligent)

at solving Maths problems. He 4(help) sometimes)

me with History and Geography and I 5(do /

Maths homework for him. He 6(not like)

very much because he is the 7(responsible) we 8(meet)

than me, but I am 3(fast) it

person you can think of. Tomorrow

in his flat to prepare our final project. It is the 9(small)

flat you can imagine, but it is 10(comfortable)

than many mansions.

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1 a. Write the correct form of the verbs in brackets to know what the Barristers did last Sunday. Last Sunday, the weather 1(be) very early and 3(make)

rainy and cold. Mr Barrister 2(wake) breakfast for the family. Mrs Barrister 4(be)

surprised when she 5(see)

happily

the hot coffee, toast and orange juice on the table. She 6(call)

Jason and Fanny to the kitchen and the kids 7(rush) all 8(have)

up

to join them. They

breakfast together and Mr Barrister 9(invite)

‘museum day’. The kids 10(not like) very excited when they 12(get)

them to have a

the idea at the beginning. But they 11(be) to the ‘Photo and Film Interactive Museum’. There 13(be)

many rooms with old cameras, costumes and photos of famous stars. They 14(put) their heads and hands through a hole in the scenery from an old film and Mr Barrister (take)

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1 b. Ask questions about the Barristers’ day. 1. What / the weather / like

2. Who / wake up early

3. What / Mrs Barrister / see on the table

4. What / kids / do

5. What / Mr Barrister / invite the family to do

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1 c. Match the questions with the following answers. a. Rushed to join their parents. b. Mr Barrister. c. To have a ‘museum day’. d. Rainy and cold. e. Hot coffee, toast and orange juice.

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2 a. Find and circle 10 words associated with the film industry. Then classify them in the chart. J R T Q W U P T I

S H O R R O R C N

D I R E C T O R T

E S A D T Y D Z E

S T A R K H U O R

B O R I N G C X E

H R D F X F E G S

A I W X B G R A T

ADJECTIVES

R C O M E D Y Q I

V A W F U L P C N

X L A M A Z I N G PEOPLE

KINDS of FILMS

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2 b. Write the adjectives from Exercise 2a and mark them as positive (+) or negative (-).

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3 Use words from Exercise 2a to complete the sentences. 1. The 2.

directs the actors in a film. films are really scary!

3. The

is the principal actor or actress in the film.

4. The

gets the money to make a film.

5. The

we saw yesterday was great fun.

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1 Read and choose the correct option. Many times we find ourselves involved in 1difficult / difficultly situations that might even be annoyingly / annoying . Reacting 3angry / angrily results in 4angry / angrily answers. On the other

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hand, 5 polite / politely attitudes bring about friendly responses. People tend to mirror our behavior.

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2 Complete the rules at school. Use the verbs from the box in the correct imperative form (affirmative or negative). listen

talk

do

shout

arrive

1.

late to classes.

2.

to the teacher’s explanations.

3.

when the teacher is giving instructions.

4.

tests in silence.

5.

at your classmates in class. It’s rude.

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3 Find and circle 5 words and label the pictures. E K I S S H U G B O A V W S M I L E W

a.

b.

c.

d.

e.

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4 Use the words from Exercise 3 to complete the sentences. 1. Children often 2. We usually 3. Parents always 4. People 5. In Japan, people

when they are happy. goodbye to friends when we go away. their kids to show love. friends because they are happy to meet them. to show respect.

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5 Use the expressions from the word cloud to give advice.

1. The children are always sleepy and can’t get up in the morning.

2. We have an important test at 7:30.

3. You can’t help Grandma with her shopping.

4. Fernanda wants to go out of the classroom.

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6 Put the words in order to write polite requests. 1. use / tablet / can / please / your / I / ?

2. open / you / window / could / please / the / ?

3. help / History / could / me / with / lesson / you / the / ?

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7 Complete the exchanges with the requests from Exercise 6. 1. A: B: Sorry. I’m not good at History.

. I can’t remember the names and dates.

2. A:

. I need to check my mailbox.

B: Sure! Here you are. 3. A:

. It is too hot in here!

B: OK. No problem.

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1 a. Read and complete the text with the words from the box. actress

directing

leading

My favourite 1 of the 2

most beautiful

played

professional

starred

was

were

won

is Angelina Jolie. She was born in Los Angeles, in the USA. She is one and best paid actresses in the world.

Her parents 3

in the cinema industry, so she 4

when she 5

7. But her 6

first 7

role.

She 8

many films and 9

her first role in a film

film career started in 1993, when she played her an Academy Award, three Golden Globe Awards

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1 b. Confirm and correct the information about Angelina Jolie. 1. Angelina Jolie is a film extra.

Is Angelina Jolie a film extra? No, she isn’t. She is a star. 2. Angelina is from Mexico.

3. Her parents were doctors.

4. She was 2 when she started to be an actress.

5. She played her first leading role in 1880.

6. She is producing films now.

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2 Complete the rules to be a good driver. Use the correct imperative form (affirmative or negative) of the verbs from the box. drink

drive

look

stop

use

1.

at the red light.

2.

too fast.

3.

the mobile phone when you drive.

4.

right and left at the crossroads.

5.

alcohol when you drive.

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3 Look at the chart on ‘Good and Bad Manners’ and write a piece of advice about each. Is it good? or… Is it bad? 1. Say “hello” when you get into the classroom. 2. Shout when the teacher is explaining a topic. 3. Pay attention when someone is talking to you. 4. Laugh loudly in a hospital. 5. Ask a classmate for help in a test.

OK

Rude

3 

3

3 

3



3

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

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4 Look at Frankie’s photos from his holidays and complete the dialogue.

Mum Dad me

Rusty

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Bobby and Lina

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Alex:

Hi, Frankie! What 1

Frankie:

Oh! I 2

my favourite photos from my holidays.

Look! This is Rusty. It 3

on the beach. It loves

running! Alex:

4

Frankie:

No! That’s my Dad. He is a great swimmer.

Alex:

Is that your Mum?

Frankie:

Yes! She 5

Alex:

6

Frankie:

Yes, we love it! Here are Bobby and Lina. They

YOU

in the sea?

. She caught a big fish and we ate it. you like the sea? 7

sandcastles with the sand. They seem very happy. Look! They

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and 9

. And that’s me.

I 10 Alex:

a black horse.

Amazing!

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5 Put the words in order and then write C (command), A (advice) or PR (polite request). 1. I / your / can / blue / pen / borrow / please / ? 2. shoes / get / off / to / should / you / take / into / your / bed / . 3. call / me / please / you / taxi / could / a / for / ? 4. page / your / on / open / books / 28 / . 5. sleep / class / shouldn’t / you / in / .

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6 Use the words from the box to complete the text. most amazing

ending

loved

Last Saturday, I 1

saw

special effects

the 4

imagine. The actors 5

wasn’t

went

their roles 6 a romantic film, but I

8

. It it! The music

were so vivid! And the

was surprising and fun.

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film you can

is still sounding in my ears. The 9 10

was

to the cinema and 2

an old film. It 3 7

played

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1 Read and choose the correct option. Brigitte:

What 1are you doing / do you do, George?

George:

Mum 2cooked / is going to cook and I 3’m checking / ’m going to check the food.

Brigitte:

How 4many / much fruit is there?

George:

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Brigitte:

Are there 8any / much vegetables?

George:

Yes, there are 9much / many . There are

A lot of / Not much. There is only 6an / any apple and 7some / lot plums.

a lot of / any carrots. And there 11is /

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are some tomatoes and potatoes, and a / an cabbage.

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Brigitte:

Great! Mum 13make / ’s going to make a vegetables pie and some fruit salad. Could you take 14some / many cheese out of the fridge?

George:

Oops! There isn’t 15a lot of / any !

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2 What are they going to do for dinner tonight? Look at the pictures and use the verbs from the box to complete the sentences. roast

fry

a. Anita 1.

Anita

2.

Grandma

3.

Mum

4.

Grandad

5.

I

add

peel

boil

b. Grandma

c. Mum

d. Grandad

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3 a. Here are some examples of different options when you want to eat. Read and match the halves correspondingly. 1. French Cuisine offers small portions of colourful dishes. 2. Restaurants serving Mediterranean seafood are a healthy option. 3. Teenagers always eat junk food. 4. They drink sodas with lots of sugar. 5. People who are working and can’t stay long at restaurants can eat a hot dog. a. Some of the dishes are salmon with vegetables and shrimp salad. b. They love hamburgers and pizzas. c. There are stalls in the streets selling a variety of them. d. At a French restaurant, you can always eat chicken with lettuce. e. And they choose fast food restaurants.

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2 b. Match the pictures with the sentences from Exercise 3a. Then label them.

i.

ii.

iii.

iv.

v.

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4 Read and choose the Present Continuous when possible. Alexia:

What 1are you doing / are you going to do next Saturday?

Hellen:

María and Fernanda 2are coming / are going to come for dinner.

Alexia:

What 3are you cooking / are you going to cook?

Hellen:

I don’t know. Mum 4is giving / is going to give me a recipe of a vegetables pie because Fernanda is a vegetarian. The girls 5are bringing / are going to bring some ice-cream.

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1 a. Read and choose the correct option. Quino 1is / is going to be an Argentine cartoonist. He 2is creating / created ‘Mafalda’, a comic strip which represents a six-year-old girl and her family and friends. The girl spoke / speaks about humanity and world peace. Like many kids, Mafalda 4is hating /

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hates soup. The strip 5appeared / is appearing between 1964 and 1973 and 6become / became famous in Latin America, Europe, Quebec and Asia.

There 7was / are two animated cartoon series and a film at video shops. People still enjoys / are still enjoying the girl’s adventures in books that are written in

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Spanish, English and French. Quino 9receives / received international awards in France and Spain. He always 10described / describes political reality in Mafalda’s words.

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Is Quino Korean? No, he isn’t. He is Argentine. 2. Quino painted ‘Mafalda’.

3. Mafalda is an old woman.

4. She loves soup.

5. The first comic strip was in 1960.

6. People are reading Quino’s adventures in books.

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2 Read the dialogue and choose the correct option. Sandra:

Can 1anyone / anything help me? I can’t lift 2anything / something so heavy.

Patrick:

I can do 3anything / something helpful. I’m going to tell 4anybody / somebody to come and help you.

Sandra:

And you? Can’t you do 5anyone / anything ?

Patrick:

Sorry. I don’t want 6spoiling / to spoil my clothes.

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are famous for their . A lot of people around the world

are using their 3INVENTIVE

.

Most of these creators usually have a job so they use their spare time to DESIGNER

new things. Here are some

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well-known examples: Dr Domingo Liotta did the first 5SURGEON using an artificial heart. Another 6MEDICINE doctor, Dr René Favaloro, invented the heart bypass. In Argentina, people 7CELEBRATION

the Inventor’s

Day on September 29th because of Ladislao José Biro’s date of BIRTHDAY

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. Biro became 9FAME for the invention of the 10POPULATION ballpoint pen ( birome).

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1 a. Complete the text with the words from the box. always

am going

are having

but

called

discussed

My Aunt Elvira is an idol! She is 90 1

is organising

or

wants

she can’t keep quiet at all. She

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says, ‘I 3

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time to enjoy life!’

to sleep when I die. Now, it

At the moment, she 5

her holidays. She 6

go to Córdoba 7 friend Margarita and they

is

to Mar del Plata. Yesterday, she

to her

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the different offers. Now, they

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2. can’t / she / what / do / ?

3. do / want / does / what / now / she / to / ?

4. organising / moment / is / the / what / she / at / ?

5. did / what / discuss / yesterday / she / friend / and / Margarita / her / ?

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her holidays.

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the different offers.

c.

an idol.

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2 a. Write the correct form of the verbs in brackets. There 1(not be)

many talented people, but my friend Jack is one of

them. He 2(learn)

to play the guitar when he was 5 and he 3(sing) wonderfully. People 4(love)

shows. That’s his job: he 5(earn)

his his living giving shows. Last

year, he 6(go)

on a cruise singing and doing tricks. He 7(visit) remote countries and 8(save)

money. At the moment, he 9(prepare)

an album. It 10(be)

a hit, I’m sure.

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2. He plays the piano.

3. Last year, he travelled to Mendoza.

4. At the moment, he is writing a novel.

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behind

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dancers

foreground

The artist Georges Seurat painted ‘The Can-can’. In the The 2

musicians

a man 4

orchestra. He is wearing a hat and he is watching the 5 the orchestra, 8

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On

there are

next to the

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the stage,

people dancing the can-can . In the 9

can see the lights. The colours are not very 10

There’s

, we can see the orchestra.

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are playing instruments. 3

next

, we

but I think it’s a beautiful painting.

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What are you going to cook for dinner?

Carolina:

The girls are coming and I’m preparing fish with French fries and salad.

Mariana:

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Carolina:

2

Mariana:

No, I’m afraid there aren’t 4a lot / any potatoes. There are 5some / any tomatoes

How many / How much fish are you going to cook?

A / An big salmon. Are there 3any / many potatoes? I need a kilo.

and 6a lot of / not much carrots. Carolina:

That’s OK! I’ll get the fish and potatoes.

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bottle

bowl

chocolate

coke

jar

juice

mayonnaise

a.

b.

c.

d.

f.

g.

h.

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1 a. Read and choose the correct option. The Grossman family 1are having / had / has breakfast in the 2living room / garage / kitchen. They usually have 3dinner / breakfast / lunch at 6:30 and then the children, Josh and Megan, go to school; Mr Grossman washes / drives / repairs his car to work; and Mrs Grossman works online 5from / for / at her company.

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The children 6teach / have / study lessons from 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. They have lunch at the school 7lab / canteen / library . They usually eat 8a / some / any salad and drink 9the / and / a bottle of mineral water. In

the afternoon, they 10go / went / goes to different clubs. Josh 11 practises / does / chat pottery and Megan does / takes / makes photographs in the photo club.

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Mr Grossman works in a travel agency. At the moment, he 13is preparing / prepare / prepared a leaflet with advice for 14tourism / tour / tourists visiting Argentina. He 15is going to travel / are travelling / travelled with a group to Buenos Aires next week. He 16were / did / was there last month to 17hire / book / rent hotels and to buy 18tickets / bills / costumes for the theatre. Mrs Grossman writes film 19special effects / scripts / acting. She adapts books for films. At the moment, she is writing a dialogue for the protagonists of a new film called ‘The Panther’s Sons’. She loves her work because she can be creative. She wants 20becoming / to become / to became a famous scriptwriter.

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g. The children. / Josh and Megan.

b. Some salad.

h. Because she can be creative.

c. Usually.

i. Having breakfast.

d. At the school canteen.

j. To book hotels and buy tickets

for the theatre.

e. A dialogue. f. Pottery.

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use

throw

smoke

1.

visit

2.

inside the restaurants or offices.

3.

the card to travel by bus.

4.

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4 Write the correct form of the words in CAPITAL LETTERS. My friend Alfred lives in a 1MAGICIAN street 3ENTERTAIN WONDER

city. He doesn’t have a 2USE

. He is a great 4COMEDY . He earns his 7LIFE

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him to play the 9LEADER

job. He is a

and he 5PLAYER having fun. A 8FAME

the guitar film director hired

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child in his family. He has twin sisters. They are two years

than him. They are the 3(good)

is the 4(responsible)

student in his class. Their parents are the 5(proud)

at school. They always say, ‘We can’t be 6(happy) Maths is 7(difficult)

students in their classroom and Francisco parents

about our children’s reports’. For Francisco,

than Literature, but he can find it 8(easy)

when his father explains some exercises to him. The twins’ 9(bad) because they are not very good at copying. Their 10(acceptable)

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1. What are they doing?

2. What did she do with the photos yesterday?

3. What is the girl going to do?

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Community Work: “Learning to help can help us to learn” 1 Read and insert the missing questions in the corresponding blanks. Do you like books?

Do you like sports?

Do you like animals?

In many countries, students in high school do community work – that is, they do voluntary work to help people or organisations in many different ways. Students usually love doing community work because they can choose and do the activities they like. They usually do community work in their free time. Most students have service hours once or twice a week, but some students even work to help others at the weekends! How can YOU get started into community work? It is easy. The only thing you must do is to decide on an area of work where you can relax and enjoy yourself, and get your hands on it! Well, you can volunteer in an animal shelter! Learn to take care of different animals and work with them. Usually, you must do some training first – but that is fun, too! 1

You can volunteer in your local library! Learn how to organise books and find out interesting facts or curiosities about authors that you don’t know. Many libraries also do other activities, for example, reading to very young children or to old people, or organising socio-cultural events to raise money for charity.

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Volunteer for special sports events in your town or city and give assistance to competitors! Look for and get into contact with important local sportspeople, maybe you are lucky enough, and you can meet your sports idol. 3

Community work is an experience we must all have. Learning to help can help us to learn. Do not miss it! Learning goes beyond the school! Through community service you acquire skills you don’t develop at school.

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a.

b.

c.

d.

4 Answer the following questions according to the text. 1. What is “community work”? 2. Why do students usually love doing it? 3. When do they do it? 4. What must you do to get started in community work? 5. Can it have positive results for you?

5 Choose a community work project and create a slogan. Use it to prepare a poster inviting other students to join you.

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“DO-IT-ALL” – Our Future BFF* at Home 1 Read and insert these words or phrases in the corresponding blanks. washing

the rubbish

tidying for hoovering for making cooking the windows for heating one for washing and one for ironing

house chores

How many useful “machines” are there in your home for the house chores? Surely, your clothes, one 2 floor and one for 3 the dishes, and one 4 your coffee or tea in the morning… . But, are there any devices 5 the beds, washing 6 , taking out 7 ,8 dinner or 9 your bedroom? Not ONE! Never mind, everything is going to change in the future. “DO-IT-ALL” is coming! Scientists are working on ONE robot that can do ALL the 10 and they are planning to call it “DO-IT-ALL”. Nowadays, it is easy for scientists to make a robot perform the necessary movements for each house chore, but they are still having some difficulties with the sensitivity program, its ‘brain’. Think about it! Is DO-IT-ALL going to see the difference between one pillow and a smaller or a bigger pillow? When it hoovers, is it going to distinguish between a new carpet and an older carpet? When it tidies the rooms, how is it going to know where to put things? How is the robot going to detect the difference between an apple and a tomato when cooking? Don’t worry! Scientists always find a way through. DO-IT-ALL is not ready yet, but in the near future , we are not going to do the chores for sure and that is going to be amazing! By now, stop reading this article and GO TIDY YOUR ROOM!

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*Best Friend Forever

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washing machine

dishwasher

vacuum cleaner

a.

b.

c.

d.

coffee maker

e.

4 Imagine you can buy a robot. Answer. 1. What is it going to do for you?

2. What is it going to do better than you?

3. What is it not going to do for you?

4. Are you going to talk with it?

5. What are you going to do in the house?

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Watch a Film, Be Part of History We all have our own preferences in relation to films. Some people like comedies or action films and others prefer horror films or thrillers. Many people think science-fiction or romantic films are boring while others love 1them! Little children enjoy animated films or musicals. The thing is that when we watch a film, we watch more than images and a story. We watch part of the history of film making. At the beginning of film making, more than 120 years ago, amazing special effects and courageous stunts did not exist. Actors, producers, directors, screenwriters or extras were amateur people who loved experiencing and discovering a new world. 2In those times, there were only “motion” cameras that were fixed on a tripod, so the person filming didn’t move 3it. In the 1890s, films were only one-minute long and didn’t have a complex story or any sound. However, very soon film making got better and better because the people making films became more professional, and the technological advances helped a lot. Technology played a very important role in the world of films. Many directors depended 4 on it to make their films come true. The famous director James Cameron started writing ‘ Avatar ’ in 1994. At that time, he didn’t have the technology he needed, so he did not start making his film until 2004 – ten years later! ‘Avatar’ finally came out in 2009 and won many Oscars. Do you know any other famous director who had 5the same problem? Today, technology is still playing a key role in films production. People get fascinated with 3D animated films. But probably, children in 2050 will laugh at them. Well, at least, tell your grandchildren that you saw one of the first 3D films in history! By the way, which was it?

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3 Complete these events with a date when possible. Then number them according to the information in the article. a.

people in the film industry became more professional

b.

‘Avatar’ came out and won many Oscars

c.

amazing special effects did not exist

d.

Cameron started writing ‘Avatar’

e.

people get fascinated with 3D animated films

f.

Technology became very important

g.

films were one-minute long

h.

Cameron started making ‘Avatar’

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When in Argentina… NEW MESSAGE

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Lucía Perez

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Brian Shucks

Subject

Tips before you come to Argentina

Hi Brian! Can’t wait to see you again! You helped me a lot before I went to the USA to visit you. Now, I’m going to help YOU! Your Spanish is excellent – no problems to communicate. But from my visit to your country, I know there are many things that will surprise you in Argentina! Here is a short list, just to begin with: 1) To say hello, we kiss on the cheek (girls and boys). In some parts of the country, 2 kisses (one on each cheek!) Don’t move back! Accept the kisses without going red in the face! Ha-ha. Big hugs are also common. 2) When you leave a meeting or a party, you should say goodbye to each person, one by one – you shouldn’t just say “See you all later!” and leave. Goodbyes take a loooooong time in Argentina! 3) People sit, stand, and talk closer to each other than what you do. You should forget about your ‘personal space’! I’m sure you will feel a bit uncomfortable. I didn’t feel much comfortable when American people talked to me from a metre-and-a-half distance! Ha-ha! 4) When somebody invites you for a coffee, sit back at the café and get ready to spend a long time talking. And don’t expect the HUGE coffee cups you have! You should drink the coffee slowly! The same for meals! 5) And the last thing – for now… You should remember that, especially in small towns, shops close at ‘siesta time’. Go for a walk or take a nap! XOXO Lucía

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2 What are Lucía’s instructions? Use the affirmative or negative form of the imperative to complete these sentences. 1.

red when we kiss you.

2.

goodbye to each person when you leave a meeting.

3.

back to keep your “personal space”.

3 Read and choose the correct option. Brian speaks Spanish 1excellent / excellently . He 2should / shouldn’t worry about communication in Argentina. Lucía is giving him some 3helpful / helpfully advice. He is going to find 4surprising / surprisingly customs and they could be 5embarrassing / embarrassingly at times.

4 Write what Brian should or shouldn’t do about… 1. moving back when saying “hello”.

2. kisses.

3. having coffee with someone.

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*Snacks – Good or Bad? Nowadays, we eat more than four times a day and, usually, we don’t eat at our dining room table! We eat at school breaks, at work, in a park, when watching TV, while playing video games or surfing the net! In fact, we eat ALL the time! And most of our meals are snacks. How many snacks do we eat? How bad are frequent snacks? Nutritionists say it can be extremely bad to eat frequent snacks because we will not be hungry for lunch or dinner! But they also say it is equally bad to wait long between meals because we will be hungrier than we should be at lunchtime or dinner time! It is good to have a snack but it should be healthy. A healthy snack can give you energy and satisfy your appetite. But are there healthy snacks? Of course, there are. Snacks should provide carbohydrates – energy – proteins and vitamins to your diet. Eat a fruit, have some yoghurt, or try nuts or almonds, which are delicious! Snacks should also include fats, especially in winter. But not the fats in hamburgers or fried food, in baked goods or salami! Good fats are present naturally in avocados, olives and seeds. So, include them in your snacks! I know what you are thinking: “An apple or some nuts are NOT snacks!” But now you know that the act of snacking is not a synonym for what the food industry calls “snack food”. Snacks can be healthy and you should try them!

rich in natural fats, good for a snack

A piece of advice: Never snack when you are distracted – you should notice what you are eating and how big the portion is. In fact, you should plan your snacks and ask the same question you ask about a meal: “What am I snacking tomorrow?” or “How much of this should I be eating?” *A snack should not have more than 200 calories because in that case, it is a meal.

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2. Food which has more than 200 calories

to your diet. not

. They are and

3.

. are

delicious. 4. Snacking

of “snack food”.

3 Read the article again and give advice about: 1. eating frequent snacks.

You shouldn’t eat frequent snacks. 2. having a healthy snack. 3. eating fruit and yoghurt. 4. eating hamburgers and salami. 5. including avocado and seeds in your healthy snacks. 6. snacking when you are distracted. 7. planning your snack.

4 Read again and answer. 1. According to the author, where do we usually eat? 2. Is that good or bad? Why? 3. What is nutritionists’ opinion about having frequent snacks? Why? 4. What about not eating anything between meals?

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Is Talent Enough for Success? “Genius is 1 percent inspiration and 99 percent perspiration,” Thomas A. Edison

As a child, a person can be particularly good at acting, music, mathematics or sports. The child shows better than others, and then people say that she or he has got a talent. That can be true, but is talent enough for success? Lionel Messi, the famous Argentine football player, was born in a football-loving family and played with his brothers and cousins since he was very young. His grandmother took him to training and accompanied him to matches. He loved football. When he was 11, doctors told the family that Lio suffered from growth hormone deficiency and that made him smaller than other eleven-year-old kids. His parents didn’t have the money to pay for his treatment and they travelled to Spain to get help from their family in Catalonia. Lio was home-sick and didn’t adapt well to life in Spain. When he was only 13, he started football practice in the Barcelona’s Youth Academy. Now that he was playing football, he was happier and made friends with his teammates. The club paid for the treatment Lio needed and he trained and trained. He became the brilliant football player that makes us think “what is he going to do next?” when we watch him play. Can we say that Lionel was born with a talent for football? Was he born with the skills he has today? Or did he learn them and get better and better with practice over time? What did he need to become who he is? In his life story, we cannot only see talent and passion for football, but we also find people that accompanied and supported him, determination to overcome problems, and the responsibility to work hard. So when you think you can’t do something well because you haven’t got the talent for it, think about what is necessary for you to get better, and try hard. Talent can make things easier, but it is not the only thing Messi has needed to succeed as a football player.

1 Read the article and tick ( 3) the information given. 1. Lio’s nationality 2. Lio’s illness 3. The reason why Lio didn’t play football in Argentina 4. Lio’s studies 5. All the help Lio received 6. Lio’s love affairs 7. How easily Leo adapted to living in Spain

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3 Read the article again and answer. 1. How does the writer describe “talent”?

2. What is necessary to succeed? List the nouns mentioned.

3. In your opinion, does Messi succeed only because of his talent?

4 Draw a timeline with the information given about Lio Messi.

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Answer Keys Diagnostic Test 1a) 1. We are 2. go 3. Last month 4. was 5. but 6. is studying 7. always takes 8. a lot 9. There are 10. our 1b) me: Benjamín she: Estela them: photos They: monkeys us: Benjamín and his family 1c) 1. Is La Banda in La Pampa? No, it isn’t. It’s in Santiago del Estero. 2. Has Benjamín got a cat? No, he hasn’t. He’s got a dog. 3. Is Estela Benjamín’s mother? No, she isn’t. She’s his sister. 4. Do Benjamín’s parents hate driving? No, they don’t. They love driving. 5. Did they go to Salta by car? No, they didn’t. They went to the Iguazú falls. 6. Is Estela studying English? No, she isn’t. She’s studying photography. 7. Are the family looking at old books? No, they aren’t. They are looking at photos 8. Can monkeys fly? No, they can’t. They can climb trees. 9. Must we destroy nature? No, we mustn’t. We must respect nature. 10. Was the weather horrible? No, it wasn’t. It was warm / great. 1d) 1. How many, are there 2. How often do 3. When did 4. Who loves / love 5. What is, doing 2) FLOWER SHOP LIBRARY

SCHOOL CHEMIST’S

CHURCH BAKER’S

3) 1. I’m at the baker’s. I’m buying croissants. 2. Elsie is at the chemist’s. She’s buying some aspirins. 3. We are at the library. We’re borrowing books. 4. Dad is at the flower shop. He’s buying some flowers. 5. The students are at school. They’re doing a test. 4) 1. take a selfie 2. rent bikes 3. put up tents 4. send emails 5. upload photos to our webpage 6. cook a delicious meal 7. have breakfast 8. chat online 9. celebrate my birthday 10. wear new clothes

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2) 1. creative (+) 2. expensive (-) 3. dangerous (-) 4. interesting (+) 5. difficult (-) 3) (1 point per correct collocation and 2 points per correct sentence construction) 1. Anne doesn’t always have coffee for breakfast. 2. Kirk and Sue never go cycling at night. 3. We usually do yoga in the evening. 4. I often listen to English songs in the afternoon. 5. Jack always plays chess with grandad at the weekend.

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1a) 1. waters, cooks 2. sweeps, tidies 3. hoovers, cleans 4. wash, take out 5. make, have 1b) 1. Is Mum going to take out the rubbish? No, she isn’t. Margaret is going to take out the rubbish. 2. Is Dad going to hoover the living room? No, he isn’t. Margaret’s brother is going to hoover the living room. 3. Are we going to cook dinner in the evening? No, we aren’t. Mum is going to cook dinner in the evening. 4. Am I going to clean the windows? No, I’m not. My brother is going to clean the windows. 5. Is Mum going to wash the dishes? No, she isn’t. Margaret is going to wash the dishes. 2) 1. better 2. more comfortable 3. more expensive 4. the most modern 5. the cheapest 3a) a. wardrobe b. plants c. cushions d. chair e. washing machine 3b) 1. the washing machine 2. the chair 3. the wardrobe 4. the cushions 5. the plants

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sports does he practise? Volleyball and football. 3. Where do the team go on Saturdays? To a school in the outskirts. 4. Who does Matthew read novels to? To elderly people. 5. What do elderly people love doing? They love listening to Matthew.

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1) 1. Felipe is a student in year 2. 2. He goes to school in

the morning. 3. Classes are from 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. 4. Felipe and his classmates do pottery twice a week. 5. His sister Amanda always does yoga in the evening.

Answer Keys 6. His parents are architects. 7. They work at / in an office

every day. 8. The family usually play tennis on Saturday morning. 9. Felipe and Amanda usually do / practise karate in the afternoon. 10. The family have lunch at the club.

1b) 1. What was the weather like? 2. Who woke up early? 3. What did Mrs Barrister see on the table? 4. What did the kids do? 5. What did Mr Barrister invite the family to do? 1c) a. 4 b. 2 c. 5 d. 1 e. 3

2) 1. What time do 2. Where do you have 3. Why do 4. Who is 5. When does 3a) 1. are going to do 2. is going to make 3. is going to tidy 4. am going to cook 5. is going to wash 3b) 2. Is Dad going to tidy the living room? No, he isn’t. Tommy is going to tidy the living room. 3. Am I going to wash the dishes? No, I’m not. Dad is going to wash the dishes. 4. Is Tommy going to make the beds? No, he isn’t. Dad is going to make the beds. 5. Is Dad going to cook Mum’s favourite dish? No, he isn’t. I’m going to cook Mum’s favourite dish. 6. Is Mum going to be angry? No, she isn’t. She’s going to be happy. 4) 1. toilet 2. mansion 3. cooker 4. fridge 5. flat

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interesting boring awful sad amazing

H R D F X F E G S

A I W X B G R A T

R C O M E D Y Q I

V A W F U L P C N

PEOPLE

director producer star

X L A M A Z I N G KINDS of FILMS

historical horror comedy

2b) interesting (+) boring (-) awful (-) sad (-) amazing (+)

6. kitchen 7. dining room 8. sofa 9. cupboard 10. bedroom

Kinds of houses: mansion, flat Rooms: kitchen, dining room, bedroom Objects: toilet, cooker, fridge, sofa, cupboard

3) 1. director 2. Horror 3. star 4. producer 5. comedy

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5) a. mansion b. dining room c. sofa d. toilet e. flat 1) 1. difficult 2. annoying 3. angrily 4. angry 5. polite 6) H I P T U H F

T W H R I N J

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W F O D A O C

Y Y G G D K L

D B R R I W I

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2) 1. Don’t arrive 2. Listen 3. Don’t talk 4. Do 5. Don’t shout 3) a. kiss b. wave c. bow d. hug e. smile 4) 1. smile 2. wave 3. kiss 4. hug 5. bow

7) 1. Photography (cheap) 2. Pottery (stressful) 3. Yoga (bad) 4. Reading (boring) 5. Cycling (worst) 8) 1. best 2. more intelligent 3. faster 4. helps 5. sometimes do 6. doesn’t like 7. most responsible 8. are going to meet 9. smallest 10. more comfortable

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5) 1. They shouldn’t play video games at night. 2. We shouldn’t arrive late. 3. You should say you are sorry. 4. She should ask for permission. 6) 1. Can I use your tablet, please? 2. Could you open the window, please? 3. Could you help me with the History lesson?

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1a) 1. was 2. woke 3. made 4. was 5. saw 6. called 7. rushed 8. had 9. invited 10. did not / didn’t like 11. were 12. got 13. were 14. put 15. took

7) 1. Could you help me with the History lesson? 2. Can I use your tablet, please? 3. Could you open the window, please?

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3b) i. 1, chicken with lettuce ii. 5, hot dog iii. 2, shrimp salad iv. 3, hamburgers v. 2, salmon with vegetables

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1a) 1. actress 2. most beautiful 3. were 4. played 5. was 6. professional 7. leading 8. starred 9. won 10. directing 1b) 2. Is Angelina from Mexico? No, she isn’t. She is from the USA. 3. Were her parents doctors? No, they weren’t. They were in the film industry. 4. Was she 2 when she started to be an actress? No, she wasn’t. She was 7. 5. Did she play her first leading role in 1880? No, she didn’t. She played her first leading role in 1993. 6. Is she producing films now? No, she isn’t. She is directing films. 2) 1. Stop 2. Don’t drive 3. Don’t use 4. Look 5. Don’t drink 3) 1. You should say “hello” when you get into the classroom. 2. You shouldn’t shout when the teacher is explaining a topic. 3. You should pay attention when someone is talking to you. 4. You shouldn’t laugh loudly in a hospital. 5. You shouldn’t ask a classmate for help in a test. 4) 1. are you doing 2. ’m / am looking at 3. ’s / is running 4. are, swimming 5. ’s / is fishing 6. Do 7. ’re / are building / making 8. ’re / are hugging / smiling 9. smiling / hugging 10. ’m / am riding 5) 1. Can I borrow your blue pen, please? 2. You should take off your shoes to get into bed. 3. Could you call a taxi for me, please? 4. Open your books on page 28. 5. You shouldn’t sleep in class. 6) 1. went 2. saw 3. was 4. most amazing 5. played 6. wonderfully 7. wasn’t 8. loved 9. special effects 10. ending

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1) 1. are you doing 2. is going to cook 3. ’m checking 4. much 5. Not much 6. an 7. some 8. any 9. many 10. a lot

of 11. are 12. a 13. ’s going to make 14. some 15. any 2) 1. is going to boil 2. is going to peel 3. is going to fry 4. is going to add 5. am going to roast

4) 1. are you doing 2. are coming 3. are you going to cook 4. is going to give me 5. are bringing

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1a) 1. is 2. created 3. speaks 4. hates 5. appeared 6. became 7. are 8. are still enjoying 9. received 10. describes 1b) 2. Did Quino paint ‘Mafalda’? No, he didn’t. He created ‘Mafalda’. 3. Is Mafalda an old woman? No, she isn’t. She is a six-year-old girl. 4. Does she love soup? No, she doesn’t. She hates soup. 5. Was the first comic strip in 1960? No, it wasn’t. It was in 1964. 6. Are people reading Quino’s adventures in books? No, they aren’t. They are reading Mafalda’s adventures. 7. Are France and Spain going to give Quino international awards? No, they aren’t. They gave him international awards. 2) 1. anyone 2. something 3. something 4. somebody 5. anything 6. to spoil 3) 1. inventors 2. creativity 3. inventions 4. design 5. surgery 6. medical 7. celebrate 8. birth 9. famous 10. popular

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1a) 1. but 2. always 3. am going 4. is 5. is organising 6. wants 7. or 8. called 9. discussed 10. are having 1b) 1. What is the writer’s opinion about Aunt Elvira? 2. What can’t she do? 3. What does she want to do now? 4. What is she organising at the moment? 5. What did she and her friend Margarita discuss yesterday? 1c) a. (4) She’s organising her holidays. b. (5) They discussed the different offers. c. (1) She’s an idol. d. (3) She wants to enjoy life. e. (2) She can’t keep quiet. 2a) 1. aren’t 2. learnt / learned 3. sings 4. love 5. earns 6. went 7. visited 8. saved 9. is preparing 10. is going to be

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Answer Keys 2b) 1. Jack isn’t my cousin. He is my friend. 2. He doesn’t play the piano. He plays the guitar. 3. Last year, he didn’t travel to Mendoza. He travelled to remote countries. 4. At the moment, he isn’t writing a novel. He is preparing an album. 5. His album isn’t going to be horrible. It is going to be a hit. 2c) a. He went on a cruise. b. He learnt to play the guitar when he was 5. c. He saved money. d. He sings wonderfully. / Last year, he went on a cruise singing (and doing tricks). e. Last year, he went on a cruise (singing and) doing tricks. 3) 1. foreground 2. musicians 3. There’s 4. next 5. dancers 6. On 7. behind 8. there are 9. background 10. bright

3) 1. You should sleep well. 2. You shouldn’t play video games late at night. 3. You should study with a classmate. 4. You should revise your notes. 5. You shouldn’t get nervous. 4) 1. magic 2. usual 3. entertainer 4. comedian 5. plays 6. wonderfully 7. living 8. famous 9. leading 10. performs 5) 1. the youngest 2. older 3. best 4. most responsible 5. proudest 6. happier 7. more difficult 8. easier 9. worst 10. most acceptable 6) 1. They are shaking hands. 2. She uploaded them. 3. She is going to blow the candles. 4. He usually reads the newspaper. 5. Suggested answer: I’m writing a test. / I’m answering a / this question.

4) 1. How much 2. A 3. any 4. any 5. some 6. a lot of 5) a. 3 b. 3 c. a bowl of mayonnaise d. 3 e. a jar of juice f. 3 g. a tin of coke h. a bar of chocolate i. a bottle of water

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2) 1. voluntary work 2. free time 3. fun (do) training 4. interesting facts 5. young children 6. old people

1a) 1. are having 2. kitchen 3. breakfast 4. drives 5. for 6. have 7. canteen 8. some 9. a 10. go 11. does 12. takes 13. is preparing 14. tourists 15. is going to travel 16. was 17. book 18. tickets 19. scripts 20. to become 1b) 1. What are the Grossman family doing now? 2. How often do they have breakfast at 6:30? 3. Who go to school? 4. Who works from home? 5. Where do the children have lunch? 6. What do they eat? 7. What does Josh do in the afternoon? 8. Why was Mr Grossman in Buenos Aires last month? 9. What is Mrs Grossman writing at the moment? 10. Why does Mrs Grossman love her work? 1c) a. 4 b. 6 c. 2 d. 5 e. 9 f. 7 g. 3 h. 10 i. 1 j. 8 1d) 1. Don’t smoke 2. Use 3. Don’t throw 4. Don’t arrive 5. Visit 2) a. peel the potatoes b. chop green vegetables c. mix the vegetables d. add pepper e. fry the potatoes

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1) 1. Do you like animals? 2. Do you like books? 3. Do you like sports?

3) a. 4 b. 3 c. 2 d. 1 4) 1. It is voluntary work to help people or organisations in many different ways. 2. Because they can choose and do the activities they like. 3. They do it in their free time. 4. You must decide an area of work where you can relax and enjoy yourself, and get your hands on it! 5. Yes! Learning to help can help us to learn. / You acquire skills you don’t develop at school. 5) (It would be interesting and useful if students share their posters and slogans)


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Answer Keys pillow and a smaller or bigger pillow. 2. It is not going to distinguish between a new carpet and an older carpet. 3. It is not going to know where to put things. 4. It is not going to detect the difference between an apple and a tomato.

coffee cups they have in the USA. 4. He should go for a walk. / He should take a nap.

3) a. microwave b. vacuum cleaner c. dishwasher d. coffee maker e. washing machine

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2) 1. carbohydrates, proteins, vitamins 2. are, snacks, meals 3. Nuts, almonds 4. is not a synonym


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1) 1. science-fiction or romantic films 2. 120 years ago 3. “motion” cameras 4. technology 5. He didn’t have the technology he needed. 2) Different kinds of films: comedies, action, horror, thrillers, science-fiction, romantic, animated, musicals, 3D animated People who work for the film industry: actors, producers, directors, screenwriters, extras, stunts 3) 1. c (120 years ago) 2. g (In the 1890s) 3. a 4. f 5. d (In 1994) 6. h (In 2004) 7. b (In 2009) 8. e (Today) 4) Suggested answers: a. amazing special effects and courageous stunts did not exist b. people get fascinated with 3D animated films / you saw one of the first 3D films c. there were only “motion” cameras that were fixed on a tripod d. others prefer horror films or thrillers


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1) Suggested answers: 1. Brian is going to read the email. 2. Because she wants to help Brian with his visit to Argentina. 3. She met him in the USA. 4. No, they aren’t. (There are many different customs.) 2) 1. Don’t go 2. Say 3. Don’t move 3) 1. excellently 2. shouldn’t 3. helpful 4. surprising 5. embarrassing 4) Suggested answers: 1. He shouldn’t move back when saying “hello”. 2. He should accept kisses without going red in the face. 3. He should get ready to spend a long time talking. / He shouldn’t expect the HUGE 46

3) 2. You should have a healthy snack. 3. You should eat fruit and yoghurt. 4. You shouldn’t eat hamburgers and salami. 5. You should include avocado and seeds in your healthy snacks. 6. You shouldn’t snack when you are distracted. 7. You should plan your snacks. 4) Suggested answers: 1. We usually eat at school breaks, at work, in a park, when watching TV. 2. It is bad because we don’t pay attention to what or how much we eat. 3. For nutritionists, it can be bad to eat frequent snacks because we will not be hungry for lunch or dinner. 4. They also say it is equally bad to wait long between meals because we will be hungrier than we should be at lunchtime or dinner time!


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1) 1, 2, 3, 5, 7 2) 1. Thomas A Edison 2. Lio’s family 3. Doctors 4. His brothers and cousins 5. His grandmother 6. His parents 7. Barcelona’s Youth Academy 3) 1. A person has a talent when she/he is particularly good at doing something. 2. Training, practice, passion, determination, responsibility 3. Student’s own answer. 4) was born in Argentina, practised football with his brothers and friends, moved to Spain, followed a medical treatment, trained at the Barcelona’s Youth Academy, practised over time, found people who accompanied and supported him

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