New Upgrade 8 Answer Key

NEW UPGRADE 8 ANSWER KEY

Unit 1: Friendship

1 1. They like studying together. 2. They like watching movies at home. 3. They like playing computer games. 4. They like going to the shopping malls. 5. They like eating out. 6. They like going to the concerts. 7. They like going to the movies. 8. They like playing sports. 9. They like going for walks. 2 1. Thursday; 2. Seven; 3. Ten; 4. Saturday; 5. Two / 1. Liam; 2. Jane; 3. Mark; 4. Tania 3 1. Can you come? 2. Sorry… But I can’t. 3. That sounds great! 4. Thanks for the invitation. 5. Would you like to come? 6. See you on Sunday then! 7. Do you want to come? 8. Oh, well. Never mind. 4 1. a; 2. b; 3. a; 4. b; 5. b; 6. a; 7. b; 8. b; 9. a; 10. b 5 1. I’m bored. Would you like to go ice skating? 2. No, thanks. I don’t like ice skating, what about watching a DVD? 3. No, thanks. I would rather not. I prefer going out. 4. Shall we go for a walk in town? 5. Erm… I’m not sure. 6. How about going swimming? 7. Yes, that sounds good! I love swimming. 8. Why don’t we ask Tim and Liz? 9. Good idea! Let’s text them. 6 Answers may vary. 1. I’d like to, but my cousin is coming in the afternoon. 2. Yes, I’d love to. I love her. 3. Sounds good, but I can’t. 4. That would be nice, let’s go. 5. I’d love to, but I can’t, I have a terrible headache. 6. I’m afraid I can’t. I’m a vegetarian. 7. Yes, that would be great. When will it start? 8. I am not going to do anything. It will be nice. 7 1. f) That would be great. What types of movies do you have? 2. b) I’m going to a soccer match. 3. c) I really enjoy watching them, especially the ones about the space and travelling through time. 4. g) Yes, I would. 5. h) I’d like to see a movie. 6. a) I’m going to visit my cousin. 7. e) I’d like to, but I can’t. My cousin is going to visit me tomorrow evening. 8. d) I’m not going to do anything on Saturday. I’d love to come! 8 1. Accepting; 2. Refusing; 3. Accepting; 4. Refusing; 5. Accepting; 6. Accepting; 7. Refusing; 8. Accepting; 9. Refusing; 10. Refusing 9 see friends ; have coffee and cakes ; play football X; cook chicken and rice ; karting ; make a cake X; eight friends ; buy biscuits ; go to a café ; watch a DVD ; have lunch X; do homework  1 1. We’re meeting Peter at six o’clock. 2. My cousins are arriving on Sunday. 3. Are you playing football this afternoon? 4. I’m not cooking 0 dinner tonight. 5. Emma is driving to London on Friday. 6. Our teacher is leaving the school in July. 7. When are your parents going to the theatre? 8. He isn’t coming until March 5th. 9. What are you doing next Monday? 1 1. False; 2. True; 3. True; 4. False; 5. False; 6. True 1 1 1. a; 2. b; 3. b; 4. a; 5. A 2 1 1. Dominic is having the party. 2. Philip can’t come to the party. 3. Sarah can come to the party. 3 1 1. A: Would you like to come to my house to watch a DVD tonight? 4 B: Yes, I’d love to come. Are you doing anything on Friday evening? A: I’m sorry, I’m playing basketball then. How about Saturday morning? 2. A: Would you like to go shopping? B: Yes, I’d love to come. Are you doing anything on Thursday evening? A: I’m sorry, I’m having a music lesson then. How about Friday evening? 3. A: Would you like to see a film at the cinema? B: Yes, I’d love to come. Are you doing anything on Saturday morning? A: I’m sorry, I’m meeting some friends then. How about Saturday afternoon? 4. A: Would you like to visit Anıtkabir? B: Yes, I’d love to come. Are you doing anything on Sunday morning? A: I’m sorry, I’m having dinner with my family then. How about Sunday evening? 1 have a picnic X; meet a friend ; go shopping ; go bowling X; have lunch ; go to the cinema ; play computer games X 5 1 1. elephant; 2. elephant / dog; 3. play; 4. in the office; 5. beautiful 6 1 1. Danny; 2. Rick; 3. Lucia; 4. Tom; 5. Anna; 6. Kim --- 1. She is having a party on Saturday. 2. Yes, he’s going to Anna’s party. 3. No, he 7 isn’t. He’s going to dentist after school. 4. Yes, she is busy at nine o’clock tomorrow. 5. Kim is meeting Lucia at 10.30. 6. Kim and Lucia are going to go swimming. 1 1. Alice is having meal with her family. 2. Tom is going to a party at Sam’s house tonight. 3. Danny is watching football math on TV. 4. Anna 8 is having piano lesson in the evening. 5. Helen is playing basketball at the sports centre. 1 1. going for walk; 2. study together; 3. chit-chatting with; 4. join; 5. have a class party; 6. organise a birthday party; 7. go out of town; 8. go 9 shopping; 9. watch a movie; 10. visit their relatives; 11. favourite movie; 12. have a barbecue 2 1. f) Shall we have a party? 2. e) I don’t want to have a party on Monday evening. 3. d) Why don’t we have it on Saturday? 4. c) We’re meeting 0 him at the station on Saturday evening. 5. a) Shall we have a party on Friday? 6. b) Let’s make a guest list.

TEOG Time 1-d; 2-d; 3-a; 4-b; 5-d; 6-a; 7-c; 8-b

1 Unit 2: Teen Life

1 1. bossaball; 2. zorbing; 3. snowshoeing; 4. snow tubing; 5. mountain biking; 6. hiking 2 1. mountain biking; 2. bossaball; 3. snowshoeing; 4. hiking; 5. zorbing; 6. snow tubing 3 1. back light; 2. brakes (brake levers); 3. chain; 4. frame; 5. front light; 6. gears; 7. handlebars; 8. pedal; 9. saddle (seat); 10. tyre (tire); 11. wheel 4 1. True; 2. False; 3. False; 4. False; 5. True 5 1. at; 2. on; 3. in; 4. at; 5. in; 6. on; 7. in; 8. at; 9. on; 10. in; 11. at; 12. at 6 1. six o’clock; 2. November 24; 3. November; 4. the weekend; 5. Wednesday; 6. 2002; 7. nights; 8. Thursday evening; 9. the winter; 10. his birthday; 11. two weeks 7 1. In November; 2. November 12th; 3. On Tuesday afternoon; 4. On Tuesday morning; 5. Four o’clock in the afternoon; 6. At lunchtime; 7. Wednesday 8 … clean your room? / sometimes; … go to the park? / often; … eat chocolate? / always; … speak English? / sometimes; … have a shower? / always; … watch sport on TV? / never 9 1. Jessie sometimes cleans her room. 2. Jessie often goes to the park. 3. Jessie always eats chocolate. 4. Jessie sometimes speaks English. 5. Jessie always has a shower in the morning. 6. Jessie never watches sport on TV. 1 1. I often get up early on weekdays. 2. He always goes to bed early in the evening. 3. We’re usually at the gym on Sunday mornings. 4. She 0 sometimes goes hiking on Sundays. 5. She is never late for the school. 6. Tom hardly ever eats fast food or junk food. 7. He sometimes fixes his own bike. 8. I’m usually in bed at ten o’clock. 9. I often go swimming at the weekend. 10. They sometimes have pancakes for breakfast. 11. We usually go mountain biking at the weekend. 12. He often goes cycling in the morning at the weekend. 13. He always takes the bus to work in the morning. 14. She hardly ever listens to music and watch TV in the evening. 15. She never eats chocolate cake. 16. They always play jazz in the evening on Sundays. 17. I never go cycling in the evening. 18. She always talks to her friends on the phone. 1 1. b) I usually get up at seven o’clock. 2. i) Yes, I have breakfast every morning at eight o’clock. 3. f) I usually have eggs, cheese and orange 1 juice, but I sometimes have pancake with honey and milk. 4. a) I usually watch TV twice or three times a week. 5. c) I’d like to read books because reading books is more interesting and exciting. 6. g) Watermelon is my favourite fruit. 7. e) I hardly ever eat fast food or junk food. 8. j) Yes, I like reading books. I think books are exciting and entertaining. 9. h) I usually play tennis on Sundays. 10. d) I usually go to bed at 10 o’clock. 1 1. Does he prefer listening to hip hop to listening to rap? 2. Does she prefer wearing fashion clothes to wearing casual clothes? 3. Do you prefer 2 reading newspaper to watching the news on the TV? 4. Do they prefer getting up early to getting up late at the weekend? 5. Does she prefer staying at home to hanging out with her friends? 6. Do you prefer eating junk food to eating vegetables? 7. Does she prefer having dinner at home to having dinner at a restaurant? 8. Do you prefer fixing your bike by yourself to taking it to a mechanic? 9. Does he prefer going mountain biking to going hiking? 10. Do you prefer going to rock concert to going to pop concert? 1 1. b; 2. d; 3. a; 4. d; 5. a; 6. d; 7. b; 8. D 3 1 1. What kind of music do you like listening to? 2. Mostly pop, rock and classical. Why? 3. My brother has tickets to a show. Would you like to 4 come with us? 4. Yeah, I’d love to go. 5. What kind of music is it? 6. It’s a pop concert. Rihanna will sing. 7. Rihanna? I love her songs. She is terrific, and she has an impressive voice. When is it? 8. At 11 p.m. tomorrow night. 1 1. Is that a judo outfit? 2. How often do you go to karate class? 3. Oh, where’s that? 4. Where do you train? 5. And how often do you have 5 tournaments? 6. Are you any good? --- 1. True; 2. False; 3. False; 4. False; 5. True 1 1. ; 2. X; 3. ; 4. ; 5. ; 6. X; 7. ; 8. ; 9. X; 10. ; 11. ; 12. X; 13.  --- 1. 7 o’clock; 2. X; 3. quarter past seven; 4. 8 o’clock; 5. half 6 past eight; 6. X; 7. 12 o’clock; 8. quarter past two; 9. X; 10. 5 o’clock; 11. quarter to seven; 12. X; 13. quarter past eleven 1 1. go to bed; 2. have breakfast; 3. go to school; 4. get up; 5. get dressed; 6. watch TV; 7. wake up; 8. have shower 7 1 8

1 Go to sleep, play computer games and wake up are not included in the activities. 9 D) brush my teeth; O) do my homework; G) get home; B) get up; K) go to bed; F) go to school; N) have a shower; J) have breakfast; A) have dinner; H) have lunch; E) leave school; I) listen to music; C) phone a friend; M) read in bed; L) watch TV 2 1. always; 2. usually; 3. sometimes; 4. usually; 5. often; 6. never; 7. usually; 8. hardly ever 0 2 1. True; 2. True; 3. False; 4. False; 5. True; 6. False; 7. True; 8. True 1 2 1. complicated; 2. tiring; 3. trendy; 4. relaxing; 5. dangerous; 6. loud; 7. exciting; 8. unusual 2 2 Answer may vary. 3

TEOG Time 1-c; 2-c; 3-b; 4-d; 5-c; 6-d; 7-a; 8-c

2 Unit 3: Cooking

1 1. apple; 2. banana; 3. biscuit; 4. bread; 5. butter; 6. carrot; 7. cheese; 8. chicken; 9. chips; 10. egg; 11. fish; 12. grape; 13. honey; 14. meat; 15. onion; 16. orange; 17. pasta; 18. pepper; 19. potato; 20. rice; 21. salt; 22. sugar; 23. tomato 2 1. green peppers; 2. cabbage; 3. eggplants; 4. zucchinis; 5. onions; 6. potatoes; 7. mushrooms; 8. garlics; 9. corns; 10. carrots; 11. cauliflowers; 12. leeks 3 1. A) Boil; 2. B) Fry; 3. C) Peel; 4. D) Stir; 5. E) Mix; 6. F) Add; 7. G) Chop 4 1. chop; 2. peel; 3. boil; 4. fry; 5. add; 6. stir 5 1. steam; 2. roast; 3. bake; 4. boil; 5. fry; 6. grill 6 1. chop; 2. slice; 3. spread; 4. peel; 5. stir; 6. add; 7. dice; 8. knead; 9. cut; 10. pour; 11. beat; 12. melt 7 1. A; 2. E; 3. C; 4. F; 5. B; 6. D 8 1. boil/mash; 2. add/mix; 3. cut/grate; 4. chop/fry; 5. peel/slice 9 1 Amy: What’s your favourite snack, Tom? 2 Tom: My favourite snack is Western omelette. 3 Amy: Oh, I’ve never heard of it. What is in it? 4 Tom: Eggs, peppers and cheese. 5 Amy: It sounds delicious. 6 Tom: Yes, it’s yummy. My Mum often makes for us on Sundays for breakfast. 7 Amy: Then you should definitely invite me to breakfast. 8 Tom: Of course, I will invite you. 1 1. Preheat; 2. stir; 3. mix; 4. Add; 5. stir; 6. Put; 7. bake 0 1 1. Melt; 2. Fry; 3. Beat; 4. put; 5. Fold 1 1 1. First, melt the butter in a large frying pan. 2. Then, fry the red and green diced peppers together with the diced spring onions. 3. Beat the eggs 2 in a bowl and pour them over the vegetables. 4. When the omelette is almost cooked, put the cheese over it. 5. Now, fold the omelette in half and continue cooking until ready. 1 1. put; 2. Melt; 3. fry; 4. Mix; 5. boil; 6. peel; 7. stir; 8. Heat 3 1 A-6; B-1; C-4; D-5; E-3; F-7; G-2 4 1 1. plate; 2. spoon; 3. knife; 4. fork; 5. grater; 6. frying pan; 7. saucepan; 8. oven; 9. rolling pin; 10. mixing bowl 5 1  half an onion;  one tomato;  milk;  2 slices of bread;  50g grated cheese; X butter;  salt;  pepper; X vinegar;  Worcester sauce 6 1 NEW VERSION OF THE ACTIVITY 7 This is what you do. First, grate the cheese and the onion and put them in a bowl. Add a little of milk, a large spoon is enough. Salt and pepper and a little Worcester sauce. Not too much because it’s hot. Then, mix it all together. When it’s ready, make some toast, but don’t make it too dark. Then, cover the toast with the cheese mixture. Put the toast with the cheese under the grill. Finally, chop the tomato, and put it on top of the Welsh rarebit. 1 1. He is a celebrity chef and a cookery book writer. 2. Her mum writes his recipes. 3. He has one brother and three sisters. 4. He invents a new 8 recipe each week. 5. His brother eats meat. 6. One of his sisters is a vegetarian. 1 ●450g potatoes ●450g green beans ●3 tomatoes ●50g black olives ●some lettuce leaves ●4 hard-boiled eggs ●a tin of tuna fish ●lemon juice 9 ●some olive oil 2 1. Dice the tomato. 2. Flip the pancake over. 3. Roll the dough using a rolling pin. 4. Mix the eggs and flour together in a mixing bowl. 5. Crack 0 eggs into a bowl. 6. Spread butter on a toast. 7. Bake a bread. 8. Steam the vegetables. 9. Chop the garlic. 10. Pour the mixture into a pan. 11. Melt the butter. 12. Knead the dough for 10 minutes. 13. Boil the water. 14. Slice the eggplants. 15. Grill a fish. 16. Add a little salt. 2 1. T; 2. F; 3. T; 4. T; 5. F; 6. T 1 2 1. a; 2. b; 3. c; 4. b; 5. c; 6. b; 7. c; 8. b 2 2 1. c; 2. b; 3. a; 4. b; 5. c; 6. c 3 2 1. Egg, bacon and sausages. 2. They usually eat cereal or toast with tea, coffee or fruit juice on weekdays. 3. It includes a sandwich, a packet of 4 crisps, a piece of fruit and a drink. 4. They get together for a traditional Sunday roast. 5. They usually eat spaghetti bolognaise and shepherd’s pie for dinner. 6. They like homemade puddings like bread and butter pudding, apple pie and trifle. --- 1. False; 2. True; 3. True; 4. False; 5. True; 6. True 2 Mushroom, Rice, Meat, Onions, Pepper, Tomatoe 5

TEOG Time 1-b; 2-c; 3-d; 4-c; 5-b; 6-a; 7-a; 8-d

Unit 4: Communication

1 1. write a letter; 2. make a phone call; 3. text messages; 4. leave a voicemail; 5. send a fax; 6. leave message note; 7. send emails; 8. use social networks; 9. speak face to face 2 1. He’s Nick’s dad. 2. She wants to speak to Nick. 3. Julia is at home. 4. She wants to wear her favourite purple scarf. 5. She wore it at school yesterday. 6. She wants to go to Nick’s house. 3 Felicity 4 Listening activity 5 Phone call 1: Becky / Meg / No Phone call 2: Harry / Rick / Yes 6 1. Hello, Rob speaking. 2. Hi, this is Tom. Could I speak to Sue, please? 3. Sorry, she isn’t here at the moment. Would you like to leave a message? 4. Yes, please. Could you ask her to call me back? 5. Sure. Has she got your number? 6. I don’t think so. 7. Could I take your number? 8. It’s 011 555 12 34. 9. So that’s 011 555 12 34. 10. Yes. Thank you. 7 A - 1. speaking; 2. could; 3. I’m sorry; 4. Would; 5. call; 6. number; 7. repeat B - 1. Thank; 2. could; 3. calling; 4. spell; 5. put; 6. hold on; 7. busy; 8. like; 9. later; 10. calling C - 1. calling; 2. moment; 3. call back; 4. leave; 5. call; 6. Thank 8 1. Is this Meg; 2. leave a message; 3. return my call; 4. My number is; 5. speak to; 6. Who’s calling; 7. for you 9 1. c; 2. d; 3. a; 4. e; 5. b 1 Sally phones Martin 0 1 1. Let’s go; 2. That’s a good idea; 3. Why don’t we meet; 4. So, I’ll see you; 5. What shall we do; 6. Why don’t we play; 7. Let’s meet; 8. How 1 about 1 Dialogue 1: 1. Let’s go to the cinema this afternoon. 2. That’s a good idea. Where shall we meet? 3. Why don’t we meet at the bus stop? 4. OK. 2 What time? 5. Is half past three all right for you? 6. Fine. So I’ll see you at the bus stop at half past three. 7. OK. See you. Dialogue 2: 1. What shall we do this evening? 2. Why don’t we play table tennis? 3. OK. Where shall we meet? 4. Let’s meet at the sports centre. 5. OK. What time? 6. How about a quarter past eight? 7. Fine. I’ll see you at the sports centre at a quarter past eight. 8. OK. See you. 1 1. Is this Tanya? 2. Hi, where is she? 3. Could I take her cell number? 4. Yes, please. Can you tell her I can’t meet her at the movie theatre 3 tonight? 5. Yes, please. Can she call me back after 6 o’clock? 6. No, she doesn’t know. My phone number is 787-632-1634. 7. Thank you. Bye. 1 Answers may vary, but possible answers are as follows: 4 1. A: Hello, Tim speaking. B: Hello. It’s Tony. Mick’s friend. A: Hi, Tony. B: Could I take Mick’s phone number, please. 2. A: Hi, Jane. It’s Janet. B: Hi, Janet. Are you coming here? A: Sorry, Jane. I promised to help you with your homework, but I don’t feel well today. Can I come tomorrow? B: Oh, I’m sorry to hear that. No problem. See you tomorrow. 3. A: Hi, Mrs Robinson. It’s Mary. B: Hi, Mary. A: Mrs Robinson, I guess I forgot my phone in the classroom. Do you know where it is? B: Yes, Mary. It’s here. 1 1. Up; 2. 6.30; 3. volleyball; 4. sports then; 5. three 5 1 1. T; 2. F; 3. T; 4. T; 5. F; 6. F; 7. T; 8. F; 9. F; 10. F 6 1 1. They are going to meet at 12.30. 2. They are going to meet at the train station. 3. They are going to buy a present for Tina. 4. No, he is not 7 going to go the cinema. 5. He can’t because he has got a terrible cold. 6. They are going to cinema on Friday night. 1 1. g; 2. e; 3. i; 4. a; 5. h; 6. j; 7. c; 8. f; 9. d; 10. b 8 1 1. Hey, Anita! It’s Jen. What are you doing? 2. I’m studying, too. What are you studying? 3. Cool! Actually, I’m not studying. 4. Me, too! What 9 are you watching? 5. No way! Me, too! 2 1. Watching a football match. 2. Because it’s fun and exciting. 3. They are going to watch football match in the afternoon. 4. They are going to 0 watch football match at the city stadium. 5. He needs to take team uniform. 1. Playing computer games. 2. Because they are exciting and entertaining. 3. They are going to play computer games in the evening. 4. They are going to play computer games at Mike’s house. 5. He needs to bring Call of Duty 6. 1. Having a picnic. 2. Because she likes spending time with her family outside. 3. They are going to have a picnic on Sunday morning. 4. They are going to have a picnic out of town. 5. He needs to bring camera. 2 1. hanging; 2. skateboarding; 3. watching; 4. cooking; 5. having; 6. go; 7. have; 8. going; 9. love; 10. playing; 11. surfing; 12. chatting 1 2 ● swim / go swimming: yüzmek/yüzmeye gitmek; ● shop / go shopping: alışveriş yapmak/alışverişe gitmek; ● chat to your friends online: 2 İnternet üzerinden sohbet etmek; ● watch a DVD: DVD izlemek; ● go to the beach: plaja gitmek; ● listen to music: müzik dinlemek; ● play the guitar: gitar çalmak; ● play computer games: bilgisayar oyunu oynamak; ● go to the cinema: sinemaya gitmek; ● surf the net: İnternette 4 gezinmek; ● have a party: parti vermek; ● hang out with friends: arkadaşlarla takılmak; ● go to a club: okul kulübüne gitmek; ● have a barbecue: mangal yapmak; ● go to a concert: konsere gitmek; ● jog / go jogging: yavaş tempoda koşmak 2 3

2 1. B; 2. G; 3. B; 4. B; 5. B; 6. B 4 2 Answers may vary. 5

TEOG Time 1-c; 2-d; 3-d; 4-c; 5-d; 6-a; 7-b; 8-c

Unit 5: Internet

1 1. attachment; 2. Internet; 3. email; 4. file; 5. broadband; 6. keyboard; 7. laptop; 8. mouse; 9. memory stick; 10. PC (desktop computer); 11. printer; 12. scanner; 13. screen; 14. software; 15. virus; 16. website 2 1. headphones; 2. speaker; 3. monitor; 4. system unit; 5. microphone; 6. mouse; 7. printer; 8. wireless modem; 9. DVD discs; 10. USB flash drive; 11. keyboard; 12. webcam

3 1. Auntie Jean; 2. Auntie Jean; 3. Josh; 4. Josh; 5. Auntie Jean 4 1. screen; 2. PC (desktop computer); 3. printer; 4. keyboard; 5. mouse; 6. memory stick; 7. software; 8. scanner 5 1. send; 2. receive; 3. attach; 4. send; 5. virus; 6. surf; 7. search; 8. download 6 1. a; 2. a; 3. b; 4. b 7 1. b; 2. g; 3. d; 4. c; 5. a; 6. f; 7. e 8 1. mouse; 2. laptop; 3. download; 4. keyboard; 5. scanner; 6. burn; 7. memory stick; 8. delete; 9. software; 10. broadband; 11. save; 12. attachment; 13. Crash 9 1. send; 2. attachment; 3. broadband; 4. received; 5. open; 6. virus; 7. Delete; 8. burn; 9. crashed; 10. downloaded; 11. Internet 1 Listening activity 0 1 1. A: I’ve got problem with my MP3 player. B: What’s wrong with it? A: The battery is flat. B: Shall I charge it for you? A: Yes, please. That 1 would be great. 2. A: I’ve got problem with my watch. B: What’s wrong with it? A: It’s broken. B: Shall I take it back to the shop for you? A: Yes, please. That would be great. 3. A: I’ve got problem with my laptop. B: What’s wrong with it? A: The keyboard is dirty. B: Shall I clean it for you? A: Yes, please. That would be great. 4. A: I’ve got problem with my modem. B: What’s wrong with it? A: I lost Internet connection. B: Shall I resent the modem settings for you? A: Yes, please. That would be great. 5. A: I’ve got problem with my computer. B: What’s wrong with it? A: It’s not working. B: Shall I take it to the service for you? A: Yes, please. That would be great. 1 1. download; 2. online; 3. gadget; 4. digital camera; 5. technology; 6. favourite; 7. directions; 8. mobile phone; 9. upload; 10. messages; 2 11. netbook; 12. desktop 1 Gadgets: digital camera, Sat Nav, TV, mobile phone, e-book reader, MP3 player, smart phone, DVD player, USB flash drive, video camera, 3 video game console; Online: buy things online, check/send email messages, go online, read articles and blogs, download music/films/photos/programs, upload photos/information, play online computer games, use Facebook/Skype; Computers: desktop, laptop, tablet 1 1. Linda’s friend has got an e-book reader. 2. It’s small. 3. It’s used for reading books. 4. She bought a mobile phone hammock. 5. She doesn’t 4 travel a lot. 6. No, she doesn’t. 7. He uses paper maps to find his way. 1 1. Kevin’s internet use; 2. Janet and Jonathan’s internet use; 3. Problems of internet use; 4. Suggestions for internet use 5 1 1. False; 2. False; 3. False; 4. True; 5. True; 6. False; 7. True; 8. True; 9. True; 10. False 6 1 1. a; 2. c; 3. b; 4. b; 5. a 7 1 1. c; 2. f; 3. h; 4. a; 5. g; 6. j; 7. i; 8. d; 9. e; 10. b 8 1 1. copy; 2. memory stick; 3. insert; 4. Documents; 5. file; 6. window; 7. forget 5 9 C-1 A-2 F-3 E-4 D-5 B-6 2 1. b; 2. a; 3. b; 4. b; 5. b; 6. A 0 2 1. computer; 2. online; 3. songs; 4. notebook; 5. lighter; 6. tablets; 7. MP3 player; 8. download; 9. user; 10. technology; 11. Know 1 2 1. You can play games or download music. 2. Because nobody controls the information on it and everyone can use it. 3. Because people can use 2 your passwords to enter websites that you use and find information about you. 4. They sometimes contain viruses. 5. When you are on safe sites. 6. When you meet a person you don’t know. 7. Because anyone can look at them. 8. Because it can be dangerous. 2 1. an email; 2. address; 3. remember; 4. I don’t think; 5. I’m afraid 3 2 1. connect; 2. do their homework; 3. make live chats; 4. practice English; 5. do online shopping; 6. make new friends; 7. watch movies and 4 videos; 8. listen to music; 9. play online games; 10. send and receive emails; 11. use the Internet phone 2 1. headphones; 2. speakers; 3. monitor; 4. system unit; 5. microphone; 6. mouse; 7. printer; 8. wireless modem; 9. DVD discs; 10. USB flash 5 drive; 11. keyboard; 12. Webcam

TEOG Time 1-b; 2-d; 3-a; 4-a; 5-b; 6-c; 7-c; 8-c

Unit 6: Adventures

1 A. 12; B. 8; C. 9; D. 2; E. 6; F. 4; G. 1; H. 10; I. 7; J. 5; K. 3; L. 11 2 a. 11; b. 2; c. 7; d. 10; e. 5; f. 1; g. 3; h. 6; i. 4; j. 12; k. 8; l. 9 3 1. kayaking; 2. bungee jumping; 3. rafting; 4. parkour running; 5. skateboarding; 6. motor racing; 7. caving; 8. hang gliding 4 1. b; 2. e; 3. a; 4. c; 5. d 5 Loves/Likes Doesn’t like Hates Girl: Swimming, volleyball Gymnastics Tennis Boy: Skateboarding Football Rugby

6 1. A: How old are you, Carla? B: I’m twelve. 2. A: Where are you from? B: I’m from New York. 3. A: What is your favourite sport? B: My favourite sport is rollerblading. 4. A: How often do you fall? B: Yes, I do, but not very often. 5. A: When do you do rollerblading? B: I do rollerblading every day after school. 6. A: Where do you rollerblade? B: I rollerblade at the park. 7. A: Who are you teaching to rollerblade? B: I teach my brother Sam. 7 1. carefully; 2. exciting; 3. dangerous; 4. slowly; 5. loudly; 6. quickly 8 1. False; 2. True; 3. True; 4. False; 5. True; 6. False; 7. False; 8. False 9 1. less challenging than; 2. more exciting than; 3. less dangerous than; 4. more ridiculous; 5. less entertaining; 6. more difficult; 7. less fascinating; 8. more unusual; 9. less exciting; 10. more entertaining 1 1. I think skateboarding is more dangerous than parachute diving. 2. White-water rafting is less challenging than sky diving. 3. Parkour running 0 is more interesting than bungee jumping. 4. Hang gliding is more entertaining than parachute diving. 5. Mountain climbing is more exciting than bungee jumping. 6. Pocket-bike racing is more exciting than caving. 7. Mini golf is less fascinating than hang gliding. 8. Motor racing is more difficult than cycling. 1 1. Emma thinks skateboarding is easier than parachute diving. 2. Carol thinks sky diving is more dangerous than kayaking. 3. Lisa thinks white- 1 water rafting is less challenging than canoeing. 4. Mary thinks mini golf is less entertaining than motor racing. 5. Daniel thinks caving is more mysterious than mountain climbing. 6. Efe thinks parachute diving is harder than hang gliding. 7. Tunay thinks pocket-bike racing is less entertaining than parkour running. 8. David thinks hang gliding is more fascinating than skateboarding. 1 1. better; 2. exciting; 3. difficult; 4. interesting; 5. best; 6. fastest; 7. expensive; 8. beautiful; 9. best 2 1. He’s got Crazy Rally. 2. Collecting model racing cars. 3. About sixty. 4. Ferrari 5. signed photo of a racing driver 1 1. b; 2. c; 3. a; 4. c; 5. c; 6. c; 7. B 3 1 1. I would rather go cycling than motor racing because it is safer. 2. He prefers sky diving to caving because it is more challenging. 3. I would 4 rather do skateboarding than running because it is more entertaining. 4. Sam prefers white water rafting to kayaking because it is less boring. 5. She would rather go scuba diving than caving because it is more mysterious. 6. Helen prefers hang gliding to bungee jumping because it less dangerous. 1 1. go scuba diving than hang gliding / more interesting; 2. go parachute diving than rafting / more entertaining; 3. go ice climbing than caving / 5 more difficult; 4. go rafting than canoeing / more exciting; 5. go rock climbing than running / more fascinating 1 1. quiet; 2. when his friend moved to another town; 3. wet; 4. nearly hit him; 5. hasn’t; 6. goes on trips with a local group; 7. go caving alone; 8. 6 something really bad happened; 9. attended some caving courses; 10. luckily 1 1. When he was 14 years old. 2. Because they think it’s too dangerous. 3. He went to a cave that I already knew. 4. When his friend moved to 7 another town. 5. He thought his last experience was terrifying. 1 1. water; 2. summer camp; 3. champions; 4. fell; 5. terrified; 6. kayaking; 7. huge rocks; 8. river; 9. pay; 10. scared 8 1 1. helmet; 2. parachute; 3. paddle; 4. skateboard; 5. rope; 6. torch; 7. life jacket; 8. googles; 9. snowboard; 10. axe 9 2 0

2 1. eight; 2. Florida; 3. 1972; 4. daughter; 5. guitar 6 1 1. c; 2. a; 3. a; 4. b 2 1. X; 2. X; 3. ; 4. X; 5. X; 6. ; 7.  2 2 1. How often do you go to races? 2. And do you ever travel to other countries to race? 3. How often do you go to the gym? 4. How often do you 3 go out in the evenings? 5. Are you married? 6. Do you have children? 7. Is your family a big fan of yours?

TEOG Time 1-c; 2-d; 3-a; 4-b; 5-c; 6-a; 7-c; 8-d

Unit 7: Tourism

1 1. The Tower Bridge, London, the UK; 2. The Blue Mosque, Istanbul, Turkey; 3. Niagara Falls, the Canadian border of the USA; 4. The Statue of Liberty, New York, the USA; 5. Sumela Monastery, Trabzon, Turkey; 6. Taj Mahal, Agra, India; 7. The Hagia Sophia Museum, Istanbul, Turkey; 8. Big Ben, London, the UK; 9. The Eiffel Tower, Paris, France; 10. The Tower of Pisa, Pisa, Italy; 11. The Kremlin Palace, Moscow, Russia; 12. The Great Pyramid, Cairo, Egypt 2 1. How was your holiday? 2. Did you have a good time? 3. How was the youth hostel? 4. Did you go sightseeing? 5. Did you buy me a present? 3 1. go climbing; 2. go mountain biking; 3. go shopping; 4. go sightseeing; 5. go skiing; 6. go swimming; 7. go museum; 8. go to the beach; 9. go windsurfing; 10. play beach volleyball; 11. sunbathe 4 1. A: Did you have a good time in Scotland? B: Yes, I did. 2. A: What did you do? B: We did lots of different things. // We went to the mountains, and we climbed Ben Nevis. 3. A: Did you go to Edinburg? B: No, we didn’t. 4. A: Where did you go? B: We went to Scotland. 5. Which mountain did you climb? B: We climbed Ben Nevis. 6. Did you see the top? B: No, we didn’t see the top because it was foggy. 7. When did you get home? B: We got home yesterday. 5 1. It was good fun. 2. We went to Scotland. 3. We stayed in a hotel. 4. It was brilliant. 5. We went to the beach. 6 1. c; 2. e; 3. a; 4. b; 5. d 7 1. exciting; 2. ugly; 3. fantastic; 4. interesting; 5. great; 6. terrible; 7. polluted; 8. famous; 9. brilliant; 10. beautiful 8 1. True; 2. False; 3. True; 4. True; 5. True; 6. False; 7. False; 8. False; 9. True; 10. False 9 1. There are Twenty-one teenagers in the group. 2. They travelled across Lake Cuicocha by boat. 3. They travelled across Machu Picchu by train. 4. They travelled across Buenos Aires by plane. 5. They saw a big island. 6. She took lots of photos. 7. They saw some amazing tango dancers. 1 1. Where did you go for your summer holiday last year, Sean? 2. How did you get there? 3. Where in the USA? 4. Do you ever go to Europe for 0 your holidays? 5. Was that good? 6. And what about this year? 7. So you aren’t going to have a holiday? 1 1. the highest; 2. the longest; 3. The most popular; 4. The tallest; 5. The smallest; 6. The busiest; 7. The most exciting; 8. The hottest 1 1. It’s in Scotland. 2. It’s 346 km long. 3. It’s 244 metres tall. 4. It’s small. It measures just 5 metres by 2 metres! 5. It was 38.5°C. 1 1. False; 2. False; 3. False; 4. True; 5. True; 6. False; 7. True; 8. True 2 1 1. more modern; 2. more fascinating; 3. higher; 4. older; 5. more interesting; 6. more lovely; 7. more incredible; 8. longer; 9. shorter; 10. 3 smaller; 11. more expensive 1 1. I would rather visit the Hagia Sophia Museum because it’s in Istanbul. Istanbul is a historic city. 2. I would rather see the Eiffel Tower 4 because it’s in Paris. Paris is a fascinating city. 3. I would rather listen Rihanna because she has an impressive voice. She is a lovely singer. 4. I would rather see the Tower Bridge because it’s in London. It is an ancient city. 5. I would rather visit the Statute of Liberty because it’s in New York. It is a modern city. 6. I would rather visit Taj Mahal because it’s in India. It is an interesting city. 7. I would rather visit Amazon Rainforest because it’s in Brazil. It is a fascinating country. 8. I would rather see the Great Pyramid because it’s in Cairo. It is a historic city. 9. I would rather eat kebab because it has a great taste. It is a fantastic dish. 10. I would rather join photo safari because it’s a unique experience. It is an interesting activity. 1 1. … it is the most famous monument of Pisa. 2. … it is the most important historical shopping centre of Istanbul. 3. … it is the most fascinating 5 structure of China. 4. … it is the most interesting historic site of Turkey. 1 1. Taj Mahal is one of the eight wonders of the world. 2. Niagara Falls are the largest waterfalls in the world. 3. The Blue Mosque in Istanbul is 6 the world’s amazing Mosque. 4. The Great Wall of China is one of the greatest wonders of the world. 5. One of the most famous towers on the Earth is Big Ben in London. 1 1. longer than; 2. hotter than; 3. more interesting than; 4. older than; 5. more lovely than; 6. taller than; 7. busier than; 8. noisier than; 9. more 7 fascinating than; 10. higher than; 11. more beautiful than; 12. quitter than 1 1. went; 2. travelled; 3. was; 4. went; 5. talked; 6. had; 7. were; 8. drank; 9. ate; 10. went; 11. had; 12. was; 13. was; 14. was; 15. went; 16. 8 went; 17. bought; 18. met; 19. went; 20. had; 21. was; 22. went; 23. liked; 24. had 1 1. It has got 103 floors. 2. The building year of the Empire State is 1930. // It was built in 1930. 3. It’s in New York, the USA. 4. You can go by 9 super-fast lifts or you can walk to the top. 5. You have to climb 1860 steps. 6. There is an Observatory. 7. It took one year and forty-five days to complete. 2 1. monument; 2. cathedral; 3. fort; 4. bridge; 5. pyramid; 6. tower; 7. palace; 8. mosque; 9. tomb; 10. temple 0 2 1. What was Delhi like? 2. How did you travel around? 3. Is shopping very different? 4. Did you enjoy the food? 5. What did people wear? 6. 1 What’s Indian music like? 1. b; 2. c; 3. c; 4. c; 5. b; 6. b

TEOG Time 1-b; 2-d; 3-b; 4-d; 5-b; 6-a; 7-b; 8-d

Unit 8: Chores

1 1. make my bed; 2. lay / clear the table; 3. take out the trash; 4. clean my room; 5. do the cooking; 6. do the grocery shopping; 7. do the ironing; 8. wash the dishes; 9. clean the bathroom; 10. load / unload the dishwasher; 11. do the washing; 12. do the dusting 7 2 1. make; 2. do; 3. clean; 4. takes; 5. load / unloads; 6. does; 7. washes; 8. does; 9. clear 3 often does the grocery shopping with her mum: Nina; always vacuums the floor twice a week: Olga; sometimes helps his/her mum to cook the meals: Amaya; make his/her bed in the morning when he/she wake up: Mike, Olga; hates taking out the garbage: Amaya; is responsible for setting the table: Olga; takes out the garbage: Amaya, Nina; usually empties the dishwasher: Olga; always feeds the dog and waters the garden: Nina; likes cooking the meals: Amaya, Olga; enjoys cooking the meals: Nina; sometimes washes the dishes: Nina 4 make her bed: normally; tidy her room: sometimes; vacuum the floor: sometimes; set the table: always; wash up: often; cook the dinner: never; feed the dog: always; do the shopping: not often / hardly ever 5

6 1. do the cleaning; 2. do the cooking; 3. do the ironing; 4. do the shopping; 5. do the washing; 6. do the washing-up; 7. do the vacuuming; 8. empty the dish washer; 9. lay the table; 10. make the bed; 11. take the rubbish out; 12. tidy your room; 13. wash the car 7 1. John is responsible for emptying the dishwasher. 2. Tom and John are responsible for cooking. 3. Tom and John are responsible for the shopping. 4. Sue is responsible for taking the rubbish out. 5. No one is responsible for ironing. 6. Tom is responsible for washing the cars. 7. Tom and John are responsible for vacuuming. 8 1. looks; 2. helps; 3. does; 4. worry; 5. complains 1. T; 2. T; 3. F; 4. F; 5. F 9 1. have to start; 2. has to wake; 3. has to make; 4. have to do; 5. have to be; 6. has to do; 7. Does his sister have to help; 8. doesn’t have to do; 9. has to; 10. has to empty 1 Meet: With Will; On: Next Saturday; At: 12 o’clock 0 1 1. Luke; 2. Will; 3. Will; 4. Luke; 5. Luke; 6. Will 1 1 1. T; 2. T; 3. F; 4. F; 5. F; 6. T; 7. F 2

1 1. a; 2. b; 3. a; 4. a; 5. b; 6. b 3 1 1. A: Who does the grocery shopping in your family? B: My mother usually does the grocery shopping. 2. A: Who washes the dishes in your 4 family? B: My parents always wash the dishes together. 3. A: Who does the laundry in your family? B: My father sometimes does the laundry. 4. A: Who does loads and empties the dishwasher in your family? B: My brother often loads and empties the dishwasher. 5. A: Who sets the table in your family? B: My father always sets the table. 6. A: Who cleans up the house in your family? B: My mother usually cleans up the house. 7. A: Who vacuums the floor in your family? B: My sister sometimes vacuums the floor. 1 1. A: Helen is responsible for feeding the cat. B: Tony is responsible for watering the plants. 2. A: Julia is responsible for loading the 5 dishwasher. B: Kevin is responsible for doing the washing-up. 3. A: Becky is responsible for setting the table. B: Tom is responsible for walking the dog. 4. A: Fred is responsible for making the bed. B: Mary is responsible for vacuuming the floor. 1 1. He leaves home at 8.15. 2. He walks to school. 3. His best subjects are Science and I.T. 4. He always has lunch in the school canteen. 5. He 6 has got Computer Club on Wednesdays. 1 1. three o’clock; 2. eleven o’clock; 3. eight o’clock; 4. ten thirty / half past ten; 5. twelve o’clock; 6. four thirty / half past four 7 1 1. mustn’t; 2. must; 3. must; 4. must; 5. mustn’t; 6. mustn’t; 7. must; 8. must; 9. must; 10. mustn’t 8 1 1. Raise; 2. Listen; 3. Focus; 4. Do; 5. Bring; 6. Listen; 7. Cooperate; 8. Keep; 9. write; 10. Use; 11. Clean; 12. Come 9 2 1. Speak; 2. homework; 3. Listen; 4. Stand; 5. Open; 6. late; 7. Sit; 8. eat 0 2 1. should; 2. should; 3. shouldn’t; 4. shouldn’t; 5. should; 6. shouldn’t; 7. shouldn’t / should; 8. should; 9. should; 10. shouldn’t; 11. should / 1 shouldn’t; 12. should; 13. shouldn’t 2 1. should; 2. shouldn’t; 3. shouldn’t; 4. shouldn’t; 5. should; 6. should; 7. should; 8. shouldn’t; 9. should; 10. shouldn’t; 11. should; 12. 2 shouldn’t 2 1. should; 2. should; 3. should; 4. shouldn’t; 5. should; 6. should; 7. shouldn’t; 8. shouldn’t; 9. shouldn’t; 10. should 3

TEOG Time 1-a; 2-b; 3-a; 4-c; 5-c; 6-d; 7-d; 8-b

8 Unit 9: Science

1 1. singer; 2. scientist; 3. athlete; 4. astronaut; 5. painter; 6. inventor; 7. nurse; 8. explorer 2 1. E; 2. C; 3. A; 4. B; 5. D 3 1. were; 2. were; 3. was; 4. weren’t; 5. were; 6. wasn’t; 7. was; 8. was; 9. were; 10. wasn’t; 11. were; 12. was 4 1. h; 2. g; 3. c; 4. f; 5. a; 6. b; 7. e; 8. d 5 1. Einstein didn’t fail Maths at school. 2. Leonardo da Vinci didn’t invent the bicycle. 3. Walt Disney didn’t draw Mickey Mouse. 4. Marco Polo didn’t bring pasta to Italy from China. 5. Edison didn’t invent the telephone. 6. Columbus didn’t discover Australia. 6 1. Did you get up at six o’clock this morning? 2. Did your parents go to the cinema yesterday? 3. Did you watch TV last night? 4. Did your friend text you at the weekend? 5. Did your teacher check the homework yesterday? 6. Did you go shopping on Saturday? 7. Did they cycle to school on Friday? 8. Did you listen to the radio last night? 7 1. developed; 2. designed / flew; 3. invented; 4. designed; 5. invented; 6. discovered; 7. developed 8 1. the electric light bulb; 2. the powered aircraft; 3. the first mechanical computer; 4. the first powerful telescope; 5. the first practical telephone 9 1. T; 2. F; 3. T; 4. T; 5. F; 6. F; 7. T; 8. F 1 1. Native Americans introduced gum to the North Americans. 2. He invented modern chewing gum in 1869. 3. Because that was the only food 0 colouring he had; 4. Chewing gum is made in lots of different flavours and colours, but bubblegum is usually bright pink. 5. Frank Henry Fleer is the inventor of bubblegum. 1 1. When did Queen Elizabeth sent her first email? 2. Who Marie Sklodowska met at the University of Paris? 3. How much did the first Beatles 1 album cost to make? 4. How did Bertrand Piccaid and Brian Jones fly around the world in March 1999? 5. How many astronauts did walk on the moon between 1969 and 1972? 6. How many Nobel Prizes did Marie Curie receive? 7. Who is a Soviet cosmonaut and engineer? 8. Where did Charles Babbage study mathematics? 1 1. Where did you go? 2. Who did you go with? 3. How did you get there? 4. What did you do there? 5. Did you enjoy it? 2 6. Where did you have lunch? 1 1. Tim Berners-Lee invented the Internet. 2. He invented ballpoint pen in 1938. 3. He was born in the U.S. 4. It was in 1969. 5. He invented the 3 first diesel engine. 6. He designed the world’s first four-wheeled car. 7. He invented Volkswagen ‘Beetle’. 8. Douglas Engelbart is the inventor of the computer mouse. 9. He is the co-founder of Microsoft. 10. He founded Apple by selling his computers from his parents’ garage. 11. He invented ZX series computers in 1980. 12. He is the co-founder of Microsoft and he is a philanthropist. 1 1. He built the first modern car. 2. Bill Gates and Paul Allen started the Microsoft company. 3. Douglas Engelbart invented the computer 4 mouse. 4. Laszlo Biro designed a kind of pen. 5. Paul Bigsby changed the world of music. 6. He said, ‘This is one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind’. 1. c; 2. a; 3. b; 4. b; 5. b; 6. b; 7. a; 8. c 1 1. What; 2. How; 3. What; 4. How much; 5. When; 6. Who; 7. Who 5 1 1. discovered; 2. developed; 3. invented; 4. designed; 5. built 6 1 1. inventing; 2. designed; 3. built; 4. developing; 5. discover 7 1 1. b; 2. g; 3. d; 4. a; 5. f; 6. c; 7. e 8 1 1. Where did you go? 2. How did you get there? 3. Who did you go with? 4. What did you do there? 5. Where did you have lunch? 9 2 1. What did you buy? 2. When did you go to the museum? 3. Who did you see in the café? 4. How did you go to school? 5. Where did you meet 0 Jane? 6. Why did you listen to the radio? 7. How much did you spend? 8. How many English exercises did you do? 2 1. At Cambridge University. 2. Fish and chips. 3. 59B. 4. At 11 p.m. 5. At 5 p.m. 6. By taxi. 7. Because my mother didn't wake me up. 8. £20. 1 9. Mark and Jane. 2 1. designed; 2. built; 3. invented; 4. discovered; 5. developed 2 2 1. c; 2. a; 3. c; 4. b; 5. a 3

TEOG Time 1-d; 2-b; 3-a; 4-c; 5-b; 6-b; 7-d; 8-b

Unit 10: Natural Forces

1 1. an earthquake; 2. a volcanic eruption; 3. a tornado; 4. a hurricane; 5. a tsunami; 6. a flood; 7. an avalanche; 8. a lightning; 9. a forest fire 2 1. Earthquake; 2. Tsunami; 3. Avalanche; 4. Tornado; 5. Hurricane; 6. Draught; 7. Forest fire; 8. Landslide 3 1. a; 2. b; 3. a; 4. c; 5. a; 6. b; 7. a; 8. b; 9. b; 10. b 4 1. False; 2. False; 3. True; 4. False; 5. False; 6. True 5 1. avalanche; 2. draught; 3. earthquake; 4. flood; 5. forest fire; 6. hurricane; 7. landslide; 8. tornado; 9. tsunami; 10. volcanic eruption 6 1. Avalanche F; 2. Flood C; 3. Tsunami H; 4. Earthquake G; 5. Volcanic eruption E; 6. Draught B; 7. Forest fire A; 8. Landslide D 7 1. Avalanche; 2. Volcanic eruption; 3. Hurricane; 4. Tsunami; 5. Earthquake 8 1. struck; 2. lasted; 3. reached; 4. left; 5. lost; 6. injured; 7. rescued; 8. sent; 9. damaged; 10. destroyed 9 1. False; 2. False; 3. True; 4. False; 5. True; 6. True 1 1. It means harbour wave. 2. It comes from Japanese. 3. It can move up to 800 km per hour. 4. When they reach the coast. 5. Earthquakes or 0 volcanic eruptions under the sea are the causes of a tsunami. 6. It hit in December 2004. 1 1. darkness; 2. protection; 3. reaction; 4. organisation; 5. election; 6. sadness; 7. Information 9 1 1 BULMACA 2 1 3

1 1. f; 2. e; 3. b; 4. h; 5. d; 6. g; 7. a; 8. c 4

TEOG Time 1-a; 2-c; 3-a; 4-d; 5-c; 6-a; 7-c; 8-b