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Preparecompanionanswers.Pdf Answers Level 1 LESSON 1 Exercise 1 LESSON 3 Exercise 2 1. aquarium 5. ostrich A Belarus C Russia 2. rainforest 6. panda 3. safari 7. reptile house B Poland 4. crocodile 8. clownfish D Slovakia Ukraine LESSON 3 Exercise 6 0. Kafi can go to London, can he / can’t he? E Hungary 1. Chin wants to buy a card, does he / F Moldova doesn’t he? G Romania 2. Olivia has got a book, has she / hasn’t she? 3. Rosa wants an ice cream, doesn’t Rosa / doesn’t she? LESSON 1 Exercise 2 4. Jenny and Ann can swim well, can they / can’t they? Poland Russian 5. The film is nice, isn’t it / isn’t the film? Russia Hungarian 6. Jack’s on holiday, doesn’t he / isn’t he? Slovakia Moldovan 7. You aren’t at home, are you / aren’t you? Ukraine Belorusian 8. We’ve got many of books, haven’t we / Moldova Ukrainian don’t we? Belarus Polish 9. They can play tennis, don’t they / can’t they? Hungary Slovak LESSON 3 Exercise 7 LESSON 1 Exercise 4 0. Rosa wants a photo of a panda, doesn’t she ? 0. Kamianets-Podilskyi Castle is in Western 1. She has got a cat, hasn’t she ? Ukraine. 2. Mr Green is going to a bank, isn’t he ? 1. Olesko Castle is in Western Ukraine. 3. It is an interesting story, isn’t it ? 2. Mariyinsky Palace is in Central Ukraine. 4. He can’t jump, can he ? 3. Mtsyhovskyi palace is in Eastern Ukraine. 5. We can go sailing, can’t we ? 4. Popov Castle is in Southern Ukraine. 6. They have got bikes, haven’t they ? 5. Akkerman Fortress is in Southern Ukraine. 7. I can make a cake, can’t I ? 8. You visit London every year, ? LESSON 1 Exercise 7 don’t you 1. Rivne and Lviv are in Western Ukraine. LESSON 4 Exercise 1 2. Kharkiv and Luhansk are in Eastern A. teacher C. doctor E. police officer Ukraine. B. driver D. cook F. farmer 3. Odesa and Mykolaiv are in Southern LESSON 4 Exercise 4 Ukraine. 4. Chernihiv and Sumy are in Nothern 1. Teacher Ukraine. I have to / don’t have to wake up in the morning and have to / don’t have to go to school. I have to / LESSON 2 Exercise 3 don’t have to wear the uniform. 0. teeras Easter 2. Cook 1. tutionconsti ayd Constitution Day I have to / don’t have to wear chef’s jacket and a 2. maschrist Christmas hat. I have to / don’t have to talk to clients I have to / 3. denceindepen ayd Independence Day don’t have to cook for them. 4. ewn eary New Year 3. Police officer 5. menwo’s ayd Women’s Day I have to / don’t have to catch criminals and have to / don’t have to help people. Sometimes I have to / LESSON 2 Exercise 4 don’t have to work at night. 0 – D; 1 – C; 2 – A; 3 – B 2 Answers Level 1 LESSON 5 Exercise 2 LESSON 6 Exercise 14 0. Kyi, Shchek, Khoryv and Lybid were У C L E A N E D Z R S I S T E R E B W O R K E D legendary founders of Kyiv. Р V K S X Y Q B M P L A Y E D H N E G K S X W I 1. Askold and Dir were Vikings. Ascold was the L M F L O V E D Y V W X O G U M S N R A S K E D first prince of Slavs. C H E D U N C L U B R M S T A R T E D X O M H F F I N I S H E D T B E I T B L V I L L A G E S Z 2. Oleg and little Igor were Vikings, too. They H K S R M P S R N Q M D O M C S L H E L P E D K were the rulers of Kyiv after Askold. N U S W A L K E D Z N P E U B S N E I C M W S K 3. Olga was Igor’s wife. She was a ruler of D P R I S O N H D M E X D E C I D E D W X N M R Kyivan Rus with her son. U C E N Y S M R I S H L E V N C A S T L E D B E R W A T C H E D I M R V E X W H D H L O O K E D 4. Svyatoslav was Olga’s son. He was a great K B H O M E W C N T M Y D E O D R A G O N X W N warrior. M D H E C V P W A N T E D W C N R S M U O D V E 5. Volodymyr was a young son of Svyatoslav. K L I S T E N E D X F U M E M S T O P P E D U D He was the first Christian prince. P M Y B E X G S J T W L I V E D W S V R B U R M 6. Yaroslav was Svyatoslav’s grandson and B R O T H E R L S E V T N I B L A C K S M I T H Volodymyr’s son. O N E K E W O R K E D W K Y N E K S J E N S O V LESSON 5 Exercise 4 LESSON 6 Exercise 15 1. cleaned 13. wanted 0 – B; 1 – A; 2 – E; 3 – C; 4 – D 7. finished 2. worked 8. helped 14. listened LESSON 5 Exercise 5 3. played 9. walked 15. worked 1. True 2. False 3. False 4. True 5. False 4. loved 10. decided 16. stopped 5. asked 11. watched 17. lived LESSON 6 Exercise 3 6. started 12. looked A – village B – prison C – club D – castle E – dragon LESSON 7 Exercise 2 A – 1; B – 3; C – 2; D – 4; E – 5 LESSON 6 Exercise 4 0. Once upon a time there lived a moster. x LESSON 7 Exercise 4 1. They had six sons and one daughter. v 1. asked didn’t ask 7. looked didn’t look 2. The dragon liked the house. x 2. lived didn’t live 8. helped didn’t help 3. The dragon was small and nice. x 3. started didn’t start 9. watched didn’t watch 4. Kotyhoroshko was a strong boy. v 4. walked didn’t walk 10. decided didn’t decide 5. He wanted to kill the dragon. v 5. wanted didn’t want 11. finished didn’t finish 6. The dragon was afraid of Kotygoroshko. x 6. loved didn’t love 12. worked didn’t work 7. The dragon killed the boy. x LESSON 7 Exercise 6 LESSON 6 Exercise 6, 7 0. Atika lived in a castle. Atika didn’t live in a castle. 0. live lived / d / 5. help helped / t / Atika lived in a house. 1. like liked / t / 6. ask asked / t / 1. The girl started to live at home. 2. walk walked / t / 7. look looked / t / The girl didn’t start to live at home. 3. want wanted / id / 8. start started / id / The girl started to live in the woman’s house. 4. decide decided / id / 9. kill killed / d / 2. The woman asked about the house. The woman didn’t ask about the house. LESSON 6 Exercise 8 The woman asked about the door. 0. Kotyhoroshko a strong boy. was 3. The woman turned Atika into a cat. 1. He helped his parents a lot. The woman didn’t turn Atika into a cat. 2. One day he asked his mother about his The woman turned Atika into a bird. sister. 4. Atika jumped into the room. 3. Kotyhoroshko decided to kill the dragon. Atika didn’t jump into the room. 4. Then he walked to the dragon’s castle. Atika jumped away. 5. The dragon started to laugh. LESSON 7 Exercise 7 6. Kotyhoroshko killed the dragon. 1. asked 3. answered 5. started 7. They lived happily ever after. 2. want 4. turn 3 Answers Level 2 LESSON 1 Exercise 2 LESSON 1 Exercise 8 1. On Monday she’s cleaning her room Lviv City Holiday: and writing invitations to her friends. concert (music) – jazz, rock; 2. On Tuesday she is buying red and blue concert (dancing) – folk dancing; balloons for the party. Her sister Jessy is parade – parade; making some banners and the girls are others – theatre in the streets. decorating Vicki’s room. Kyiv Day: 3. On Wednesday Vicki’s going with her mum to concert (dancing) – concerts; the supermarket and they are buying some fireworks – fireworks. food and a lot of orange juice. Sorochynskyi Yarmarok: 4. On Thursday Vicki’s making pizza and others – place to pick up souvenirs. helping her mum with a cake . Independence Day: 5. On Friday Vicki’s having a big Birthday concert (music) – live concerts; party! parade – parades; fireworks – fireworks.
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