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Ntroduction Language Worksheets Worksheets Tests Diagnostic Test Unit Tests End of Term Tests End of Year Test Answer Key Transc page ntroduction 2 Language worksheets 3 worksheets 23 Tests 31 Diagnostic test 33 Unit tests 35 End of term tests 59 End of year test 71 Answer Key 77 Transcripts 83 Dear Teacher, From all the Richmond team we would like to transmit our hope that this Teacher’s Resource Book helps you and your students to make the most of the GO! 5 project. You will find the following three areas inside, each containing worksheets, their corresponding answer key and where appropriate, the audio transcript. These areas are designed to cover all the possible needs, queries or difficulties your students may have. Language: The worksheets comprising this section focus on the vocabulary and structures presented in the Student’s Book. You will find the most appropriate moment for the students to work with the material indicated in the Teacher’s Book. To help with the mixed ability in your class we have provided the worksheets at three levels: the reinforcement worksheets have been created to ensure that all students have an opportunity to assimilate the essential structures. The consolidation worksheets will allow you to see how the students are progressing with their learning. The extension worksheets are for those students who can go a step further and may need the extra input to stimulate them. With these three levels we give all the children the opportunity of extra practice and development. CLIL: In this section you will find more practice to help your students to understand the broader topics covered in Lesson 4 of the Student’s Book. Through interesting facts and details about the world and their environment, the children will take new terminology on board effortlessly. All CLIL topics reflect areas that have been covered in their equivalent school subject, thus making their comprehension easier for the student. Tests: You will find four types of tests: a general diagnostic test, unit, term, and end of year tests. This format allows you to choose the most appropriate time to gauge the level of your students’ understanding and assimilation of new language. The diagnostic test can be used both with new students and returning students as an indication for the teacher of the class level after the long summer holidays. The remaining tests are both varied and thorough and will consolidate the language worksheets. The tests include work on the four basic skills and include two different versions for the same unit based on level of difficulty in order to meet the needs of your students. Warm regards, l team The Richmond editoria 2 Language worksheets page 1 Reinforcement 5 Consolidation 6 Extension 7 Answer key 78 2 Reinforcement 8 Consolidation 9 Extension 10 Answer key 78 3 Reinforcement 11 Consolidation 12 Extension 13 Answer key 78 4 Reinforcement 14 Consolidation 15 Extension 16 Answer key 78 5 Reinforcement 17 Consolidation 18 Extension 19 Answer key 79 6 Reinforcement 20 Consolidation 21 Extension 22 Answer key 79 1 31 reinforcement NameName: : Class Class: : 1 Read and write the genre. fantasy comedy horror adventure detective science fiction 1 In this genre, the characters usually make you laugh. 2 These stories are about aliens and spaceships. 3 This book or film has got magic, dragons and monsters. 4 There are pirates and explorers in this genre. 5 This book or film is scary and sometimes it’s got ghosts or vampires. 6 In this type of story, characters are good at solving crimes. 2 Look, read and number. 1 2 3 4 5 6 He really likes musicals. We quite like comedies. She loves science fiction. He doesn’t like detective stories. I hate historical films. I really like animation. 3 Look, then imagine and write for you. stunning hilarious boring moving terrifying exciting rubbish brilliant This film is boring! I hate historical films. Santillana Educación, S.L. Educación, Santillana © Photocopiable Photocopiable 11 3 consolidat ion Name : Class : 1 Complete with the genre. 1 In this genre, the characters usually make you laugh. c 2 These stories are about aliens and spaceships. s 3 This book or film has got magic, dragons and monsters. f 4 There are pirates and explorers in this genre. a 5 This book or film is scary and sometimes it’s got ghosts or vampires. h 6 In this type of story, characters are good at solving crimes. d 2 Look and complete. hate do not like quite like love really like 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 I historical films. 4 He detective stories. 2 He musicals. 5 We comedies. 3 I animation. 6 She science fiction. 3 Look, then imagine and write for you. This film is boring! I hate historical films. Santillana Educación, S.L. Educación, Santillana © Photocopiable Photocopiable 12 3 extension Name : Class : 1 Read and write the genre. 1 In this genre, the characters usually make you laugh. 2 These stories are about aliens and spaceships. 3 This book or film has got magic, dragons and monsters. 4 There are pirates and explorers in this genre. 5 This book or film is scary and sometimes it’s got ghosts or vampires. 6 In this type of story, characters are good at solving crimes. 2 Look and complete. 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 I hate historical films. 4 He detective stories. 2 He musicals. 5 We comedies. 3 I animation. 6 She science fiction. 3 Look, then imagine and write for you. This film is boring! I think it’s about a war. I hate historical films. Santillana Educación, S.L. Educación, Santillana © Photocopiable Photocopiable 13 3 Popular characters from Books and Films Name : Class : 1 Look and match. Then, read and write. 1 2 3 4 Superman Frankenstein Katniss Harry Potter 5 6 7 8 James Bond Count Dracula Mary Poppins Alice 1 This character is from a book. She has an amazing adventure. There is a famous animated film about her story and also a film with actors. She is a young girl who follows a rabbit. 2 This character lives in a castle. He is from an old horror story. There are also lots of films about him. He’s a centuries-old vampire. 3 This character appears in a book and also in a film. The film is brilliant, it’s a musical comedy and it’s got some animation too. The character flies with an umbrella and looks after children. 4 This is a character from comics and films. He helps people all over the world. He usually wears normal clothes, but when there is a problem he changes into a costume with a cape and boots to become this exciting figure. 2 Match and say. Frankenstein spy Frankenstein is a horror character. My dad S.L. Educación, Santillana © James Bond horror doesn’t like horror films. Princess Leia fantasy Photocopiable Photocopiable Harry Potter science fiction 27 3 test NameName: : Class Class: : 1 Listen and write the genre. 4 Carrie Sam Lizzie Eric 2 Look and choose. comedy / detective drama / animation adventure / horror Santillana Educación, S.L. Educación, Santillana © Photocopiable Photocopiable science fiction / comedy historical / musical fantasy / detective 43 3 test Name : Class : 3 Look and complete. Bella’s books Science Fantasy Adventure Detective Biographies fiction 1 Bella biographies. 2 She science fiction novels. 3 She fantasy stories. 4 She adventure stories. 5 She detective novels. 4 Read and match. 1 I really like comics and comedy films. They I think they’re terrifying. make me laugh. 2 My dad reads detective novels, but I don’t like I think they’re hilarious. them. They send me to sleep. I think they’re rubbish. 3 My mum loves horror films and books about vampires, but they scare me. I think they’re brilliant. 4 I love adventure films with lots of action. 5 I hate science fiction films and books. I don’t I think they’re boring. like anything about them. 6 I love musicals like Frozen. I love everything I think they’re exciting. about them. 5 Answer the questions for you. Santillana Educación, S.L. Educación, Santillana © 1 What’s your favourite film? What genre is it? My favourite film is , it’s a . 2 What’s your favourite book? What genre is it? Photocopiable Photocopiable My favourite , it’s a . 3 Who’s your favourite book or film character? 44 3 extension test Name : Class : 1 Listen and write the genre. Then, listen again and write the names of the films. 4 FILM Carrie FILM Sam FILM Lizzie FILM Eric 2 Look and choose. animation / comedy / detective drama / animation / detective fantasy / adventure / horror Santillana Educación, S.L. Educación, Santillana © Photocopiable Photocopiable science fiction / drama / comedy historical / musical / horror fantasy / drama / detective 45 3 extension test Name:Name : ClassClass: : 3 Look and complete. 1 2 3 4 5 1 She biographies . 2 She novels. 3 She stories. 4 She stories. 5 She novels. 4 Read and complete. 1 I really like comics and comedy films. They make me laugh. I think they’re . 2 My dad reads detective novels, but I don’t like them. They send me to sleep. I think they’re . 3 My mum loves horror films and books about vampires, but they scare me. I think they’re . 4 I love adventure films with lots of action. I think they’re . 5 I hate science fiction films and books. I don’t like anything about them. I think they’re . 6 I love musicals like Frozen. I think they’re . 5 Answer the questions for you. 1 What’s your favourite film? What genre is it? My favourite film is , it’s a .
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