Workbook Key and Audioscript 1

5 1 ’m tidying 6 ’m getting
Unit 1 – Who’s in charge? 2 ’m not going 7 does
3 don’t load 8 ’m not doing
Vocabulary & Functions: page 4-5 4 doesn’t do 9 thinks
1 1 the bed 5 water 5 ’m doing 10 takes
2 do 6 tidy up 6 1 yours 2 his 3 hers 4 - 5 ours 6 yours 7 theirs
3 the table 7 out the rubbish
7 1 This is mine. 4 Is that hers?
4 unload
2 These are his. 5 These are theirs.
2 Personal answers 3 Are those ours? 6 Are these yours?
3 1 work 2 believe 3 hang 4 have 5 get 8 1 asking which person something belongs to.

4 1 politely 2 loudly 3 perfectly 4 angrily 5 hard 9 1 Whose T-shirt is this? / Whose is this T-shirt?
2 Whose shoes are these? / Whose are these shoes?
5 Personal answers 3 Whose diary is this? / Whose is this diary?
1 4 Whose tablet is this? / Whose is this tablet?
6 Audioscript 5 Whose uniform is this? / Whose is this uniform?
Logan Hey, girls! What’s up? Why are you 6 Whose jackets are these? / Whose are these jackets?
whispering? 10 1 how
Sasha Sh! Logan! You don’t need to talk so loudly!
2 after the verb or the verb + object to which they
Evie Be quiet and come with us! We’re late so you
refer
need to walk quickly!
Logan Come where? What is going on? Aren’t you 11 1 c 2 e 3 f 4 a 5 b 6 d
feeling well? 12 1 ’m writing 6 his
Sasha We’re perfectly fine! Why are you following 2 listen 7 quietly
us? 3 ’m not playing 8 mine
Logan Me? I’m only asking politely what you’re 4 loudly 9 are you studying
doing and… 5 is doing 10 ’re doing
Evie Don’t be silly Logan!
Sasha Listen, we’re on our way to a meeting with 13 The socks belong to Speak B.
the new editor of the School Magazine.
Logan In that case, you can talk to me… because I’m
Build your competences: page 8-9
the new editor! 1 Personal answers
2 2 1C 2B 3B 4B 5B
7 Audioscript
We have constant arguments at home about chores. Glossary
Our parents ask: ‘Whose turn is it to load or unload the saves up = เก็บเงิน
washing machine?’ My brother and I shout: ‘Yours!’,
and our parents say it’s certainly not theirs… So we do
else = อยางอื่น
it all together! 3 1 Emma 2 Emma and Helena 3 Gareth 4 Nigel
3
8 Order: 8, 1, 6, 2, 10, 4, 9, 3, 5, 7 4 Audioscript
Journalist A recent survey found that about 40%
Grammar: page 6-7 of Australian kids get pocket money
1 1 facts 3 happening / on going from the age of 9 or 10. How much
2 habits 4 temporary do they get?
Psychologist Between $4.50 for girls and $5.60 for
2 1 take 4 ’s doing boys in primary school. But kids in the
2 ’m babysitting 5 ’m watching high school have phone bills to pay,
3 tidy 6 is ringing so the average is $15-20 a week. It
can be quite expensive…
3 Present simple: usually, never, twice a week,
Journalist Is it right to pay pocket money for
once a year, always
good behaviour or for doing jobs
Present continuous: now, at the moment, today,
around the home?
while, right now
Psychologist It’s OK to give money at the end of
4 1 Fiona is writing a text message now. the week and ask the kids to do all of
2 Amanda never replies to Fiona’s text messages. their chores. But things like ‘I’ll pay
3 Karen doesn’t take the bins out every evening. you if you make the bed’ or ‘I’ll give
4 Who is taking the bins out right now? you $20 to wash the car’… no, that
5 Mum and I usually watch TV in the evening. sounds like extortion to me!
6 Tonight, we aren’t watching TV, we’re listening to
4 1C 2A 3A 4B 5A
the radio.
5 Personal answers
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6 Possible answers: 7 Personal answers
You Do you do household chores? Which chores?
8 1c 2e 3b 4f 5g 6d 7a 8h
Boy Yes, I do. I make my bed and tidy up my room, I
walk the dog and take the bins out. And you? 9 Personal answers
You I make my bed and tidy up my room too. I lay and
clear the table. I load and unload the dishwasher. Grammar: page 12-13
Do you get any pocket money?
Boy Yes, I get $10 a week. 1 1 was 2 were
You I get €10 a week. How do you spend your money? 2 1 was 2 were 3 was 4 were 5 was 6 were
Boy I use it for my free-time activities: I like going to
the cinema with my friends, going out for a pizza, 3 1 not 2 wasn’t 3 weren’t
etc.
4 1 wasn’t / was 3 wasn’t / was
Unit 2 – Past times 2 weren’t / were 4 was
5 1 end
Vocabulary & Functions: page 10-11
6 Personal answers
1 1 hairdresser 6 engineer
2 farmer 7 teacher 7 1 Was 2 Were 3 was 4 weren’t
3 office worker 8 lawyer
4 doctor 9 cook 8 1 Were your parents at the restaurant yesterday
5 housewife 10 nurse evening?
2 What was the weather like yesterday?
2 1d 2a 3h 4b 5f 6e 7c 8g 3 Were you in class an hour ago?
3 1 job 2 work 3 job 4 job 5 work 4 Was your grandpa an office worker?
5 Who was your English teacher last year?
4 1 hospital 2 restaurant 3 office 4 school 6 Where were you last Friday afternoon?
5 department store 6 clothes shop
9 Personal answers
4
5 Audioscript
10 was born were born ordinal
Sasha So, what do you think of my interview with
Grandpa? 11 1 ‘When was Jane Austen born?’
Arif Awesome! We just need to write it up now! So, ‘She was born in 1775.’
when and where was he born? 2 ‘Where was Mozart born?’
Sasha He was born in Kingston, Jamaica, in 1950. ‘He was born in Salzburg, Austria.’
Arif Remind me about his first memory… 3 ‘Where were John Lennon and Paul McCartney born?’
Sasha It was of his mum’s beautiful voice. When she ‘They were born in Liverpool.’
was young, she was an opera singer. 4 ‘When was Bruno Mars born?’
Arif Was she, really? And what was your grandpa’s ‘He was born in 1985.’
first job? 5 ‘Where was Adele born?’
Sasha His first job was as a bellboy in Jamaica. ‘She was born in London.’
Arif What is that? 12 1 the twentieth of November nineteen forty-seven
Sasha It’s a person who works in a hotel and carries 2 the fourteenth of November nineteen forty-eight
people’s luggage. 3 the second of June nineteenth fifty-three
Arif What about your mum? Was she born in London? 4 the twenty-first of June nineteen eighty-two
Sasha Yes, she was born on 14th August 1973, when
my grandpa was only 23 years old and a law 13 1 was 2 were
student.
Arif Wow! I bet that wasn’t easy. 14 1 There was 4 There were
Sasha No, but he and my grandma were very happy 2 There weren’t 5 There weren’t
because it was a great time to be in London. 3 Was there 6 Were there
And they’re still happy. Yesterday, it was their 15 1 ‘When were you born?’
45th wedding anniversary… ‘I was born on 10th August 1962.’
5 2 ‘What was your first job?’
6 Audioscript ‘I was a writer for children’s television shows.’
What were the worst jobs in history? In the 16th 3 ‘What were your important books?’
century, theatre jobs were only for men. Shakespeare’s ‘My important books were The Hunger Games
Juliet was a boy with heavy make-up, not a girl! It trilogy.’
wasn’t a stylish or a respectable job, as there was no 4 ‘Who was the main actress in the films?’
pay, the make-up was poisonous and the women’s ‘She was Je-nnifer Lawrence.’
clothes were very uncomfortable!
16 The writer described about the weather, guests and
food in his birthday party.

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Build your competences: page 14-15 2 1 thin and straight
2 a spy for two nations
2 1 DS 2 F 3 T 4 F 5 T 6 T 7 DS 3 a concert
4 write a commentary on it
Glossary
5 the way people are represented in a show
no use = ไมมีประโยชน 3 1 amazed 2 excited 3 bored
will not need = จะไมจําเปนตอง 1C 2A 3B
until then = จนกวาจะถึงตอนนั้น
ban = สั่งหาม 4 1 annoyed 4 exhausting
2 surprised 5 satisfied
6
3 shocked
3 Audioscript 7
Intvw What exactly is AMWCY? 5 Audioscript
Mr Lee The AMWCY is a movement that is working to Evie So, you went to the Rolling Stones gig
build rights and regulate child labour in Africa. yesterday. How was it?
It was formally created in 1994 in The Ivory Sasha I was so excited to be there! It was great!
Coast. Evie You went there with your grandpa, is that right?
Intvw What kind of rights do you fight to protect? Sasha That’s right! He saw them in 1969 too; nearly 50
Mr Lee We have set a list of twelve rights for working years ago in Hyde Park! Isn’t that exciting?
children. Evie It is! The Stones is a band of very old
Intvw Twelve? Can you name some? musicians… How old are they? 80?
Mr Lee Yes. One is the right to free education. It is Sasha No! I think it’s annoying the way people talk
important to learn, to read and write… about their age all the time. I mean, when they
Intvw Like with all children in the world… first came on stage they looked like a band of
Mr Lee Well, no. Our working children are different. crazy grandads, but when they started playing
They need an education that is adapted to the they were just fantastic!
kind of lives they have. Evie Were you worried your grandpa was too tired
Intvw I see. You mean a more flexible system, to stay till the end?
because they study and work at the same Sasha No chance! I was exhausted, but Grandpa was
time. full of energy!
Mr Lee Yes, more flexible and also more practical. Our Evie Excellent, so he wasn’t disappointed! Finally,
working children also need training to teach Sasha, would you like to see them again?
them to do a job. Sasha Mmm… I don’t know, but Grandpa says he
Intvw How about safety? wants to see them again in 40 years’ time!
Mr Lee Sure. Children have the right to work in safe Evie Oh no! That’s crazy! Great interview… Thanks
places, where they are protected from dangers Sasha!
and illnesses. They also have the right to light
and limited work. In other words, we want to 8
make sure that children only do certain kinds 6 Audioscript
of jobs and don’t work too hard and have the I don’t like musicals, but I agreed to review Matilda
time to study and have fun. Playing is another because when I was a child I loved Roald Dahl’s novels. I
right they have. think the songs were too long, but the characterisation
Intvw Are the children allowed to protest? and the script were fun and the young cast of
Mr Lee Of course! They have the right to express performers was amazing! I really liked it in the end.
their opinion if there’s something wrong. They
can also form organisations, like the AMWCY, 7 A What did you do last night?
which is another important right... I stayed in and watched a film on TV.
What was on?
3 1B 2A 3C 4B 5B 6C Star Wars.
4 1 Peru 5 hard Oh, that’s an old film.
2 twelve 6 bad B Did you go out last Sunday?
3 was 7 kind Yes, I went to see a play at the Old Vic Theatre.
4 mine 8 joy A play? What was it like?
Oh, it was wonderful. Great actors, great costumes.
5 Personal answers And what was the plot like?
The plot was hilarious. We laughed all the time.
Unit 3 – That’s entertainment! C Did you see the football match last night?
Yes, but I missed the beginning...
Vocabulary & Functions: page 16-17 So, did you miss the first goal?
I did, unfortunately...
1 Across: 1 cast 2 stage 5 performer 6 script What a pity.
8 lighting 9 role I know. I was very disappointed.
Down: 1 costumes 3 set 4 presenter 7 plot
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Grammar: page 18-19 7 The blacks didn’t support it because they considered
the mostly-white Springboks as an enemy.
1 ed 8 He persuaded them that a Springboks victory in
2 1 watched 4 wanted the World Cup could unite the nation.
2 enjoyed 5 was 9 The All Blacks, New Zealand’s rugby team.
3 liked 6 managed 10 Mandela’s inspiration and determination.

3 1 ชอบ liked Glossary

2 นาพึงพอใจ tidied racial hatred = การเหยียดเชื้อชาติ
3 หยุด stopped
revenge = การแกแคน
4 ชอบมากกวา preferred
5 ทองเที่ยว travelled did not trust = ไมไวใจ
6 อาศัยอยู lived did not side = ไมเขาขาง
hosted = เปนเจาภาพ
4 1 studied 2 phoned 3 invited 4 danced 5 travelled
beat = เอาชนะ
5 1 เมื่อวานชวงบาย 5 หนารอนที่ผานมา 3 1 largest 2 believe 3 join 4 bad 5 have
2 เมื่อวานชวงเย็น 6 หนึ่งชั่วโมงที่แลว
3 เมื่อคืน 7 หนึ่งเดือนที่แลว 4 Audioscript
9

4 อาทิตยที่แลว 8 หนึ่งปที่แลว
Lee So, did you watch Clint Eastwood’s film on
6 1 texted / ago 5 loved / last Mandela?
2 played / yesterday 6 stopped / ago Vicki You mean Invictus? Yeah, it’s an amazing film.
3 acted / last 7 celebrated / ago Lee What does the title mean?
4 hated / last 8 wanted / last / preferred Vicki Invictus is a Latin word. It means unbeaten. You
7 know, like when a sports team wins a game.
T W B W O L P I Lee I see. Is that because at the end of the film the
H O W O K E U P Springboks win the World Cup?
O T E N R F T U Vicki Well, yes, but there’s also another reason.
Invictus is also the title of a poem by a British
U S N A D T I H poet that in the film Mandela gave to François
G O T M M E N A Pienaar, the captain of the Springboks rugby
H K S A E D I D team.
Lee Did that really happen?
T O L D R A G U Vicki Mandela loved this poem and read it to the
M R D E T S A W people who were in prison with him. But in
reality, Mandela gave Pienaar a passage from
8 1 woke 5 had a speech by American President Theodore
2 was 6 saw Roosevelt. Like the poem, it’s a speech about
3 went 7 thought courage, determination and leadership.
4 got 8 was Lee Wow! And what’s your favourite scene in the
film?
9 1 First 2 After that 3 Then 4 Finally Vicki It’s when the Springbok team visits Robben
10 1 C Roald Dahl wrote Matilda. Island, where Mandela spent the first 18 of
2 B Alfred Hitchcock directed scary films. his 27 years in prison. That’s when Pienaar
3 B Tim Berners Lee invented the World Wide Web. understood what a great man Mandela was. He
spent all that time in a tiny little cell and then
11 Last year, Marcella went to New York for three days. when he came out he was so generous as to
First, she went to Central Park. After that, she did forgive everyone…
some shopping in Fifth Avenue. Then she took the Lee Yeah, that’s incredible!
ferry to Liberty Island: a marvellous experience. Finally,
she visited the Museum Of Modern Art (MOMA) in 4 1C 2B 3C 4A 5B
Manhattan: very interesting. 5 Personal answers

Build your competences: page 20-21 Unit 4 – News events

2 1 In post-Apartheid South Africa.
2 Clint Eastwood was the director and the leading Vocabulary & Functions: page 22-23
actors were Morgan Freeman and Matt Damon. 1 SEND A FAX, CHECK FACTS, TAKE PICTURES,
3 The black majority wanted revenge against the DO RESEARCH, WRITE STORIES, REPORT NEWS,
whites and the whites did not trust the new BROADCAST A TV PROGRAMME, INTERVIEW PEOPLE
government.
4 He wanted a South Africa united in the spirit of 2 1 WITNESS 4 RECORD
forgiveness and reconciliation. 2 TYPEWRITER 5 EDITOR
5 He saw it as an opportunity to unite his countrymen. 3 REPORT
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4 1 At the supermarket 5 At the museum 5 John Lennon didn’t form the Arctic Monkeys. He
2 At the hospital 6 At the shopping centre formed The Beatles.
3 In a bank 7 To the theatre 6 Andy Murray didn’t win the Wimbledon trophy in
4 In a park 8 To the library 2011. He won it in 2013.
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5 Audioscript 4 1 Did 2 did 3 didn’t
Logan Hi, guys! What happened? Why are the police 5 1 Where did Mark live two years ago?
outside the school? 2 Did you buy a new iPad yesterday?
Arif There was an accident here and Evie and I 3 Why did you send me chocolates?
witnessed it! 4 Did they see the accident last night?
Logan When did it happen? And what were you 5 Did you hear the news about Mel?
doing? 6 What time did your parents arrive on Sunday?
Evie It happened ten minutes ago, while we were 6 1 ‘What time did they leave?’ ‘They left at 8 a.m.’
waiting for you at the traffic lights! 2 ‘Where did they go?’ ‘They went to Florence.’
Arif When all the kids were coming out of 3 ‘What did they visit in the morning?’ ‘They visited
school. the Uffizi.’
Evie A car was pulling out from the car park when 4 ‘How many monuments did they see in the
a bus came towards it… afternoon?’ ‘They saw three monuments.’
Arif So, the car hit the wall of the bank to avoid 5 ‘What time did they get back to the school?’ ‘They
the bus and the kids! got back at 7 p.m.’
Logan What about the bus driver? Was he driving
dangerously? 7 1 be 2 weren’t
Arif Yes, he was! He wasn’t paying attention at all! 8 1 was interviewing 4 wasn’t visiting
Evie Arif! We don’t know that for sure! Anyway, 2 were taking 5 weren’t driving
the ambulance took him to hospital… 3 was talking
Arif Well, that’s what the police officers were
9 1 -ing
saying when I overheard them!
Logan Excellent Arif! Well-reported and interesting! 10 1 Was the driver using his mobile phone?
Let’s go and write the story for the School 2 Was the bus driving on the wrong side of the road?
Magazine! 3 Was the car pulling out from a car park?
4 Were the other cars driving fast?
6 1 Arif and Evie 2 The bus driver 3 The car 4 A bus 5 Was it raining?
11 11 1 While we were shopping in the high street, we saw
7 Audioscript
an ambulance.
Did you know journalists were professional and 2 I was reading the paper when the post arrived.
qualified writers 40 years ago? Nowadays, anybody 3 While Jess was getting dressed, mum called her.
can be a journalist and write articles or report facts… 4 They were skiing when it started to snow.
All you need is a smartphone to take pictures or record 5 You were sleeping when dad came home.
your interviews with people, a quick web search to 6 While Steve was working, he heard the news.
check facts and sources, a computer to write stories,
12 1 hit 5 phoned
an email address or a blog… The trouble is, there’s no
2 was taking 6 went
editor to check if the information is true, well-reported
3 happened 7 were waiting
or even interesting!
4 were walking 8 Did / enjoy
8 1 Why did you leave? 5 Did she stop? 13 1 ฉันไมเห็นอุบัติเหตุ มันรายแรงไหม
2 Did she turn it off? 6 What happened? 2 คุณวางหนังสือพิมพและรูปไวที่ไหน
3 What did she do? 7 How did you feel? 3 ระหวางที่ฉันรอคุณ ฉันคุยเลนกับเปาโล
4 What did you do? 4 เขา / เธอกําลังทําการบานตอนที่เพื่อนเขา / เธอมาถึง
9 Personal answers 5 คุณกําลังทําอะไรอยูตอนหนึ่งทุมเมื่อคืนนี้
ฉันกําลังทานอาหารเย็นอยู
Grammar: page 24-25
Build your competences: page 26-27
1 1 did 2 didn’t
1 Personal answers
2 1 didn’t exist 4 didn’t reply
2 didn’t use 5 didn’t play 2 1 It’s a kind of very colloquial language.
3 didn’t send 6 didn’t repair 2 To build a sense of community.
3 People speak Cockney in the East End of London.
3 1 Picasso didn’t paint Sunflowers. He painted Guernica. 4 Because it introduces new words and changes old
2 Marconi didn’t invent the television. He invented one.
the radio. 5 Slang words can last a few decades or only a few
3 Neil Armstrong didn’t land on Mars. He landed on months.
the moon. 6 Because it comes from the people who live at
4 Bob Marley didn’t play the piano. He played the the margins of society and use humorous figures of
guitar. speech.
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2 1 The art gallery welcomes 2 million visitors every
Glossary year.
scholars = นักปราชญ 2 The museum hosts a collection of contemporary art.
enrich = ทําใหงดงาม 3 There are permanent and temporary exhibitions.
challenge = ทาทาย 4 In the past, this building was a hospital.
5 Paris and London are the most visited cities in Europe.
3 1b 2a 3d 4c 13
‘How are you?’ 3 Audioscript
‘OK. A bit hungry.’ Arif So, where do we start our London art review
‘Let’s go for some food.’ for the School Magazine?
‘OK. That new place sells burgers for five pounds.’ Sasha I really want to go to Tate Modern.
12
Arif Me too! Come on! Can we walk there? How far
4 Audioscript is it?
Sasha It’s too far! Have you got the London Transport
Int. So, what kind of words did you ban?
App on your phone?
T. We banned some of the words that teenagers
Arif Yes, I have. Let me check…
use all the time. For example ‘coz’ for ‘because’,
Sasha How long does it take by train, underground
‘extra’ meaning ‘too much’, ‘bare,’ as in ‘there’s
and bus? Have you got it?
bare people,’ instead of ‘there are a lot of people,’
Arif Yes boss! It takes twenty minutes by train or an
as well as the bad habit of beginning sentences
hour by bus and underground.
with ‘basically’ or ending them with ‘yeah’.
Sasha OK, let’s go by train…
Int. And why did you do that?
Arif Where’s the gallery, Sasha?
T. Because it’s important that students learn to use a
Sasha It’s in the old power station across the river, on
language that is appropriate to each situation.
the right!
Int. So, did you ban slang because it’s inappropriate or
Arif Wow! Look how tall it is! How long does it take
offensive?
to get round?
T. No, slang is not offensive, or not always. We all
Sasha I imagine a very long time by how long the
use slang. I use slang with my family and friends,
queue is to get in!
but I never use slang in the classroom. What is
important for students to learn is that there are
4 Sasha and Arif want to visit Tate Modern.
circumstances where they can talk slang and
Arif checks the London Transport App.
others where slang is not appropriate.
Sasha and Arif decide to take the underground.
Int. Where is slang not appropriate?
Sasha and Arif see the gallery across the road on their
T. In exams, in formal letters, or in job interviews.
right.
Int. Some people think it’s wrong to ban slang
There’s a long queue outside the gallery.
because slang is creative, humorous, it brings new
words into the language… 14
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T. We don’t want to ban slang. We only want to
teach our students to speak correct English in Tate Modern is Britain’s gallery of international
formal situations. modern art and it is located in London, on the South
Int. But some of the words that you banned are the Bank of the River Thames. The building was a power
words that politicians use. How many politicians station until 1981, when it became a museum. Now, it
say ‘basically’ to begin a sentence? welcomes 4.7 million visitors every year. It is the most
T. It’s true, but politicians know what they’re doing. visited modern art gallery in the world.
They can choose to use standard English or talk
slang. Young people who only know slang can’t 6 1b/g 2c/e 3a/d 4i/j 5h/l 6f/k
choose.
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5 1 very boring 4 wants
A Excuse me. Could you tell me the way to the
2 great 5 not going to
theatre?
3 meet
B Of course. Go straight on and cross the road
6 Personal answers the traffic lights.
A Which traffic lights?
B The ones over there. Can you see them?
Unit 5 – Art tours A Oh yes, I can see them.
B Fine. Then go past the library and take the first
road on the right. The theatre is just on your left.
Vocabulary & Functions: page 28-29 A Great! And how long does it take to get there
1 1 photography 4 music on foot?
2 dancer 5 theatre B About 10 minutes.
3 sculpture A Thanks very much. Goodbye.
B Not at all. Goodbye.
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9 Possible answers: Build your competences: page 32-33
Tourist Excuse me. Can you tell me the way to
the main square in the city centre, please? 1 A Blarney Stone D Witch’s Cave
You It’s a bit far. You can take a bus. B Wishing Steps E Druid’s Circle
Tourist OK. Where’s the closest bus stop? C Blarney Castle
You Go straight ahead down this road and cross it
at the traffic lights. The bus stop is on your Glossary
left. legend has it = ตํานานเลาวา
Tourist Which bus goes to the main square?
You Bus no. 24. Get off in front of the post office.
delay = เลื่อนออกไป
Then go straight ahead and turn left after the tricky = เจาเลห, มีเลหเหลี่ยม
church.
Tourist Thanks. Goodbye. 2 1 south west of Ireland (Cork Country)
You Goodbye. 2 a partial ruin
3 gardens, the Druid’s Circle, the Witch’s Cave and
Grammar: page 30-31 the Wishing Steps
4 the Blarney Stone
1 Times of future events; 5 the stone gives the kisser the ability to speak with
Programmes of future trips; eloquence
Arrivals and departures of trains or airplanes in the
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future. 3 Audioscript
2 2 3 6 Pat What shall we do today?
Mum I want to see Trinity College Library. It’s in
3 1 does it take 2 time 3 someone 4 after Dublin city centre.
Pat A library? What’s so special about a library?
4 1 How long does it take you to get dressed in the Mum This is the largest library in Ireland. In fact,
morning? here you can find a copy of every book
2 How long does it take you to eat your breakfast? published in Great Britain and Ireland.
3 How long does it take you to get to school? Pat My God! So, how many books are there?
4 How long does it take your mum to make lunch? Mum Over 4.5 million books.
5 How long does it take you to do your homework? Pat 4.5 million books?
6 How long does it take your family to have dinner? Mum Yes, and 30,000 journals and lots of maps and
Personal answers manuscripts.
Pat Sounds amazing.
5 1 far 2 is 3 from 4 to
Mum It is. But the Library’s most famous item is The
6 1 How long did it take to build Burj Khalifa? Book of Kells, which is in the Old Library.
It took 22 million hours. Pat And what’s that?
2 How tall is it? Mum It’s a copy of the four gospels in Latin written
It is 829.8 m tall. by Celtic monks.
3 How deep are the foundations? Pat Is it very old?
They are 50 m deep. Mum Yes, it dates back to the year 800.
4 How heavy is the tower? Pat Is that the reason why it’s so famous?
It weighs 55,000 tonnes. Mum No. What makes it unique are the
5 How long is the fountain? decorations. The first letter of each page is
It is 275 m long. not a simple letter, but an incredible artwork
6 How high are the water jets? that represents figures of humans or animals
They are 150 m high. or mythical beasts.
Pat WOW. I definitely want to see it. When’s the
7 1 ahead / on 2 turn 3 Go 4 take 5 Go 6 over Library open?
Mum From 9.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and it’s €9 for adults
8 1 under 2 along 3 past 4 across and €8 for students.
5 over 6 through 7 into 8 out of
They want to visit Trinity College Library.
9 1 out of 2 across 3 over 4 into
10 1 tomorrow 2 next 3 the way 4 How long 4 1 Dublin city centre
2 over 4.5 million
11 To tell Greg the way to get to his house. 3 The Book of Kells
4 decorations of the first letter of each page
5 from 9.30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
6 €9 for adults and €8 for students

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4 The Yosemite National Park in California is warmer
Unit 6 – The natural world than the Glacier National Park in Montana.
5 Malta is smaller than the island of Sicily.
Vocabulary & Functions: page 34-35 6 The Aosta Valley in Italy is colder than Death Valley
1 1 hills 2 desert 3 waterfall 4 island 5 forest in California.

2 1 Loch Ness (it’s a lake, the others are rivers) 4 Personal answers
2 Australia (it’s a country, the others are continents) 5 1 more boring 2 further 3 more expensive 4 better
3 Mediterranean (it’s a sea, the others are oceans)
4 Sherwood (it’s a forest, the others are national parks) 6 1 as 2 as 3 not as 4 as
5 Mount Everest (it’s a mountain, the others are deserts) 7 1 Edinburgh is not as big as London.
3 1 soil 2 erupted 3 landscape 4 density 5 beach 2 Tigers are as strong as lions.
3 The countryside is not as polluted as the city.
4 1 cheetah 2 dolphin 3 spider 4 eagle 4 Sheep are not as intelligent as dolphins.
5 kangaroo 6 crocodile 7 bear 5 The weather here is as dry as in the desert.
5 1 subject 2 think 3 most uncommon 4 types 6 This valley is as fertile as that prairie.
5 living beings 6 job 7 success 8 1 Daniel Radcliffe is / isn’t as famous as Ruper Grint.
17 2 Quiz shows are / aren’t as boring as the news.
6 Audioscript 3 Detective stories are / aren’t as funny as cartoons.
The United States has a varied landscape. There are 4 History is / isn’t as interesting as Geography.
beautiful tropical beaches in Florida, on the Atlantic 5 Angry Birds is / isn’t as popular as Mario & Sonic.
Ocean, and California, on the Pacific Ocean. 6 Sherlock Holmes is / isn’t as intelligent as Hercule
The Rocky Mountains stretch north-south almost 5,000 Poirot.
km from Canada to the USA. 9 1 the 2 of 3 in
In the Midwest, the Mississippi River irrigates the land,
making the soil one of the most fertile in the world. 10 1 the nicest 4 the worst
The US also has arid deserts such as the Great Basin 2 the most beautiful 5 the most generous
Desert and the Mojave Desert. 3 the funniest 6 the most difficult
18 11 1 The biggest object I have got is…
7 Audioscript
2 The most beautiful place I know is…
Lee What is your favourite TV show? 3 The funniest TV programme is…
Mark It’s an American series, The Big Bang Theory. 4 The busiest time of day for me is…
Lee When is it on? 5 The most generous friend I have got is…
Mark Every day at 5 p.m. 6 The most difficult homework for me is…
Lee Is it funny?
Mark Yes, I think it’s the funniest series on TV. 12 1 Which is the highest mountain in the world?
Lee I don’t like American series, they are boring. It’s Mount Everest.
Mark Which American series do you know? 2 Which is the nearest planet to the sun? It’s Mercury.
Lee I know Grey’s Anatomy. 3 Who was the most famous South African President?
Mark That’s nice, but not as exciting as The Big It was Nelson Mandela.
Bang Theory. 4 Which is the biggest country in the world?
Lee I think Grey’s Anatomy is really stupid. It’s Russia.
Mark So, what do you watch? 5 Which is largest continent of all? It’s Asia.
Lee I watch Horrid Henry. 6 Who is the most important woman in the UK?
Mark But that’s a cartoon for little children. It’s the Queen.
Lee I don’t agree with you. 13 1 less 2 than 3 the least 4 of 5 in
Mark My little brother watches it.
Lee But it’s funnier than your American series! 14 1 less pretty 5 the least interesting
Mark I’m not sure… 2 less spacious 6 the least expensive
3 less modern 7 the least noisy
8 Personal answers 4 less comfortable 8 the least vandalised
15 1 the fastest 5 tastier
Grammar: page 36-37 2 the most efficient 6 higher
1 1 than 3 bigger 7 the friendliest
4 fresher 8 the best
2 1 bigger 4 more exciting
2 smaller 5 colder 16 1 ฉันสูงกวาพี่สาว / นองสาวของฉัน
3 more active 6 warmer 2 สําหรับฉัน วิชาภาษาอังกฤษยากกวาวิชาคณิตศาสตร
3 จอหนนี่คือนักเรียนที่เกงที่สุดในหอง
3 1 Etna is more active than Vesuvius. 4 ปลาโลมาฉลาดที่สุดในบรรดาสัตวทั้งหมด
2 Italy is bigger than the United Kingdom. 5 วิดีโอเกมของคุณไมนาสนใจเทาของฉัน
3 The Amazon Forest is more exciting than Sherwood
Forest.
6 รถยี่หอเฟอรรารี่แพงกวารถยี่หอฟอรด
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Build your competences: page 38-39 Unit 7 – Holidays
1 1 B James 2 D Fiona 3 A Henry 4 C Claire
Vocabulary & Functions: page 40-41
2 1 Fiona 5 Fiona and Henry
2 Henry 6 Claire 1 1 camper van 4 youth hostel
3 James 7 James and Claire 2 hotel 5 bed and breakfast
4 Henry 3 narrow boat
2 1A 2B 3B 4B 5A 6A
Glossary
3 1 c 2 b 3 a 4 g 5 f 6 e 7 h 8 j 9 i 10 d
everybody = ทุกคน
Heelys = รองเทาผาใบที่มีลอ 4 Personal answers
20
5 Audioscript
19
3 Audioscript Arif I’m so excited! We’re going to the Regent’s
Canal!
Intvw Why do you hate technology?
Sasha Yes, but don’t forget it’s homework! Mr Jones is
Frances As a mum, I hate it because it takes real life
going to ask us for a report next Monday!
away from my children. I have two young
Arif I know, I know! Get the guide book. Now,
boys of 11 and 15 and a girl of 13 and they’re
here’s the plan for the day. The best place to
always on their phones and on social media
start is Little Venice.
website.
Sasha Nice place. Are there any galleries to visit near
Intvw And what’s wrong with it?
there?
Frances Well, it’s all unreal. When I was a child, I played
Arif No. This is not going to be another arty trip,
real games with real friends. We ran around,
OK? We’re going to have breakfast on
we hurt ourselves, sometimes it was a bit
a narrow boat.
dangerous, but it was a real life experience.
Sasha Good, so we can interview customers before
Nowadays, our children play virtual games. The
the trip.
only exercise they do is moving their fingers up
Arif In the morning, after breakfast, we’re going to
and down a touch screen…
travel along the canal. Then we’re going to
Intvw I see.
spend some time at the zoo.
Frances And I find it hard to have a conversation with
Sasha I’m going to take my camera, so we can take
them. They’re too busy chatting and texting.
lots of pictures!
And their friends are the same. When they
Arif Great! How about going to Camden to visit the
come over to visit, they don’t even say ‘Hello’
vintage shops after the zoo?
or ‘Good morning.’
Sasha Cool! Evie’s going to be there too. It’s going to
Intvw What does your husband think?
be a great day!
Frances My husband loves technology. Every time our
children lose or break their gadgets, he goes 6 1 go to Little Venice 5 go to Camden
ahead and replaces them. 2 have breakfast 6 meet Evie
Intvw Really? 3 interview customers 7 give a report to Mr Jones
Frances Yes. He says that children really need them. 4 go to the zoo
In a way, he’s right, because in their schools
some books come only in electronic form. 7 Audioscript
21

Intvw So, are you against all video games,

computers and phones? Are you going to visit London next
Frances No, I’m not. I use a computer and I’m on summer? How about booking some cheap,
Facebook myself. Sometimes, I even play alternative accommodation? Bed and breakfasts are
games with the children on their smartphones, perfect. Alternatively, if you like going camping, visit
because I haven’t got one. But the problem Camp in My Garden. During university holidays, cheap
is that they only seem happy when they have accommodation is also available in halls of residence, the
their gadgets in their hands. And that’s sad. place where students live during term-time. It’s time to
book your holiday!
1B 2B 3A 4B 5A 8 1D 2G 3A 4F 5E
4 Personal answers Grammar: page 42-43
5 Personal answers 1 1 are 2 the intention 3 predictions 4 is going to
2 1 is going to 4 m going to
2 m going to 5 is going to
3 re going to 6 is going to
3 1 ’s going to 4 ’re going to
2 are going to 5 ’s going to
3 ’m going to 6 ’s going to
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4 1 is not 2 isn’t 3 aren’t
altitude of 2,000 metres! The TGV (the French high-
5 1 aren’t going to see 4 isn’t going to invite speed train) makes a stop at Lourdes, which is not far.
2 isn’t going to do 5 ’m not going to get From there, you can get a bus or rent a car.
3 aren’t going to visit 6 isn’t going to rain Then there are the National Parks of Svalbard. I say
parks because this is an archipelago of seven islands.
6 1 She’s going to go to the beach every day. It’s in the Arctic Ocean, between Norway and the
2 She’s going to have swimming lessons. North Pole. There are glaciers, high mountain peaks
3 She isn’t going to learn to surf, but she’s going to and fjords. Many people come here only to see the
learn French. polar bears, but they don’t know that polar bears are
4 She’s going to play tennis every day. very dangerous! Visitors can fly to Longyearbyen, the
5 She isn’t going to watch a lot of TV. capital of the islands. Or they can take a boat from
7 1 going to 2 am / is / are 3 ’m not / isn’t / aren’t Norway, which is more picturesque.

8 1 Is Karina going to come for sure? No, she isn’t. Name Country Landscape Main How to
2 Is Karina going to ask her mum? Yes, she is. attraction get there
3 Are Pete and Jasmine going to stay at home? No, Lake UK hills, forests, Wordsworth’s car, coach
they aren’t. District cottages and cottage
lakes
4 Is Karina’s mum going to agree? Yes, she is.
Pyrénées France / thick railway TGV, then
5 Are the friends going to meet at the beach? No, Spain forests, high bus or car
they aren’t. mountains
9 1 -ing 2 base form of the verb Svalbard Norway glaciers, high polar bears plane or
mountain boat
10 1 b 2 f 3 c 4 e 5 a 6 d peaks, fjords
4 Personal answers
11 1 c We love speaking foreign languages, so
we’re going to live and work abroad. 5 Personal answers
2 a Philip wants to have children, so he’s going to
get married and start a family.
3 e Barnaby likes American football, so he’s Unit 8 – Eating out
going to travel to the USA.
4 b Miriam wants to be a doctor, so she’s Vocabulary & Functions: page 46-47
going to study medicine. 1 1 Chinese restaurant 4 Pizzeria
5 g I want to buy a beautiful house, so I’m 2 American diner 5 Café
going to make a lot of money. 3 Fish and chips
6 d You love painting, so you’re going to enrol
on an art course. 2 1 paid 2 order 3 leave 4 ask 5 ask

12 They are talking about Anna who is going to visit Rome 3 1 eggs 6 Roast
in June and stay with them for two weeks. Sue is going 2 Pudding 7 Mineral
to take her to see all the monuments in Rome, because 3 mushrooms 8 juices
Lea is going to study for her exams. 4 breast 9 Milk
5 Salmon
Build your competences: page 44-45 4 1c 2h 3a 4f 5b 6d 7e 8g
1 1F 2D 3E 4A 5C 6B 7G 23
5 Audioscript
2 1 Utah 4 $ 200
2 Colorado 5 a cap Evie Sasha, can I ask what we’re doing here?
3 rafting tours, Hummer tours, 6 bus Sasha It’s a café! I’m hungry and I’m doing research
hiking trips, etc. on English food for the magazine!
Evie But not this greasy food!
3 Audioscript
22
Sasha You’re such a snob Evie! You can eat the best
breakfast in town here. Just try it… It’s delicious!
There are many spectacular parks in Europe. Evie Can I just watch you eat instead?
In the UK, we have the Lake District, for example. It’s Sasha You can do whatever you like, as long as you
a big area with amazing lakes, high hills, forests and let me enjoy my bacon and eggs!
lovely cottages. One of the most-visited cottages was Waiter Is everything OK? Can I get you anything else,
the home of the English poet William Wordsworth. Most girls?
visitors come by car, but there are also coaches from Sasha No, thanks. It’s perfect!
Manchester and Glasgow. Evie Yeah, it’s great! But can I open the window,
On the border between France and Spain, you have please? It’s very hot in here!
the Pyrénées, with thick forests and mountains that Waiter Yes, of course you can!
can be as high as over 3,000 metres. One of the main Sasha You see! Excellent service, traditional British
attractions is the railway that travels for 6 miles at an food and a pleasant atmosphere!
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6 Evie says the food in that café is bad. Thursday: The music teacher is coming at 3 p.m. Can
Sasha invites Evie to try the breakfast. you phone him not to come, please?
The waiter comes. Friday: Kim is babysitting Lizzie. You and dad can go
Evie feels hot. out.
Evie agrees that the place is OK.
13 One speaker is ordering some drinks and food at a
24 coffee shop / cafe’. He wants to pay by a credit card
7 Audioscript
but the place doesn't accept it.
You can’t avoid fish and chips in the UK because they’re
everywhere! A great place to eat in or takeaway is Build your competences: page 50-51
Superfish, a small fast-food chain in the suburbs of
London. The Moby Dick plate gives two people all the 1 A Capybaras D Teacup pigs
fish and chips they can eat! B Hedgehogs E Skunks
C Fennec foxes
8 1b 2a 3f 4e 5d 6c 7g
Glossary
Grammar: page 48-49 smell = กลิ่น
1 1 future 2 organized surgery = ศัลยกรรม
cute = นารัก
2 1 No, I’m writing my blog tonight.
2 No, she’s getting it this week.
leash = สายจูง
3 No, they’re leaving next Saturday.
4 No, I’m meeting them this afternoon. 2 1 capybaras capybaras
5 No, I’m uploading them today after school. skunks hedgehogs
fennec foxes hedgehogs, fennec foxes
3 1 we’re going 4 I’m not doing fennec foxes
2 Are you doing 5 I’m buying
3 We’re catching 2 Robert Louise
Maud Robert
4 are are not Nina
5 1 We’re flying 25
2 She’s meeting 3 Audioscript
3 I’m going to buy Do you know why people say that in Harrods people
4 He’s going to study can find everything from a pin to an elephant? Because
5 She’s going to become it’s true. Well, it was true in the past. Harrod’s Pet Shop,
6 are you going to talk / I’m going to talk called Pet Kingdom, opened on the fourth floor of the
6 1 I’m going to decide building in 1917 and it sold exotic pets like panthers,
2 We’re flying tigers, lions and camels. Some of the Pet Shop’s
3 you aren’t going to stay customers were famous people like Canadian actress
4 I’m going to pass Beatrice Lillie who in 1951 bought an alligator for Noël
5 I’m taking Coward, the writer, for Christmas. In 1967, American
6 it isn’t going to be President Ronald Reagan phoned the shop to order a
baby elephant, the symbol of the Republican Party.
7 1 permission 2 possibility But most of those who visited the fourth floor were
common people, like the two Australian backpackers
8 1 You can swim
who bought a lion for £3,500 in today’s money.
2 You can’t swim
Harrods’ Pet Kingdom sold exotic pets until 1976, when
3 You can sleep
a law made it illegal. But it continued to sell domestic
4 You can’t have
pets like hamsters, rabbits, cats and pedigree dogs until
5 You can go shopping to
January 2014, when it closed down.
6 You can’t go shopping to
9 1 affirmative 2 negative 3 interrogative 3 1 1917 2 1917 3 1976 4 alligator 5 1951
6 elephant 7 1967 8 £3,500 9 2014
10 1 anybody 4 something
2 somewhere 5 anywhere 4 Personal answers
3 Nobody
5 Personal answers
11 1 Everybody 4 anything
2 somebody 5 everywhere
3 Nobody 6 everything
12 Tuesday: Josh is coming after school. Can you give him
my laptop, please?
Wednesday: Maria is bringing my Maths homework
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8 Possible answers:
Unit 9 – Rules and regolations 1 I must call the teachers ‘Sir,’ or ‘Miss’.
2 I must wait outside the classroom before the bell
Vocabulary & Functions: page 52-53 rings.
1 1 no photographs 5 no mobile phones 3 I don’t have to wear a uniform.
2 no smoking 6 no parking 4 I mustn’t use a mobile phone in class.
3 no litter dropping 7 no animals 5 I must listen to the teacher. / I must behave politely.
4 no cycling 6 We don’t have to stand up when the teachers come
in.
2 1 to ride a scooter when you’re not 16 7 I don’t have to go to school in the afternoon.
2 not to wear a seatbelt in the front and the back
seat Grammar: page 54-55
3 to drop paper on the ground
4 to fly a kite in public parks 1 someone else is not
5 to put up a washing line in the street 2 1 I have to bring some torches and some batteries.
3 1 walking boots 4 sun cream 2 I don’t have to put everything in my rucksack.
2 first-aid kit 5 sat nav app 3 I don’t have to wear my school uniform.
3 reflective clothing 4 I have to wear walking boots.
5 I have to help with the cooking.
4 1 torch 2 goggles 3 compass 4 flask 6 I don’t have to help with the washing-up.
5 mask and snorkel
3 1 Do / Does 2 do 3 does 4 don’t 5 doesn’t
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5 Audioscript 4 1 Do you have to stand up when the teacher comes in?
Logan School is over and I can spend all day cycling 2 Do you have to ask for permission to go out during
around town! Go on Sasha, test me on road lessons?
safety. I’m taking the Bikeability Test on 3 Do you have to raise your hand for permission to
Friday! talk?
Sasha OK! What must you wear on your bike at all 4 Does your class have to go to assembly every
times? Any special clothes? Knee pads? morning?
Logan A cycle helmet and reflective clothing. I don’t 5 Does your teacher have to mark student
need to wear knee pads, but I must attendance in the class register?
make sure drivers can see me. At night, I need 6 Do all the teachers have to report to the Head
to have front and red rear lights! Teacher?
Sasha Very good! And before you set off? 5 Personal answers
Logan I must check the saddle height, the brakes
and the tyre pressure. 6 1 must 2 mustn’t
Sasha I’m impressed! What about cycle lanes?
7 1 You mustn’t feed 4 You mustn’t damage
Logan I don’t have to use a cycle lane, but they are
2 You must park 5 You mustn’t leave
highly recommended as they are safer.
3 You mustn’t pick 6 You mustn’t start
Sasha How about cycling on the pavement?
Logan No, I mustn’t do that! It’s against the law! 8 1 prohibited 2 necessary
Sasha So, why are you doing it now?
9 Personal answers
Logan Oops! What other things mustn’t I do?
Sasha Ignore traffic signals, carry passengers, put 10 1 necessary
your feet on the handlebars… 2 not necessary
Logan Where’s the fun then? What else must I do?
Sasha You must take this test seriously! 11 1 need to 4 need to
2 don’t need to 5 do we need to
6 Possible answers: 3 do you need to
1 He must wear reflective clothing. 28
2 He must have front and red rear lights at night. 12 Audioscript
3 He must check the saddle height. You must follow these rules at the security check.
4 He doesn’t have to wear knee pads. 1 You have to walk through the metal detector.
5 He doesn’t have to use a cycle lane. 2 You have to put your hand luggage through an
6 He mustn’t cycle on the pavement. X-ray machine.
27 3 You have to remove your coat or jacket and put it
7 Audioscript through the X-ray machine.
If you are planning to visit Britain with your family, 4 You must cooperate with the airport personnel.
there are some rules you have to remember. In the 5 You mustn’t bring more than one bag inside the
UK, people have to be 17 to drive a car, 16 to ride a cabin, but you can also have a briefcase or laptop.
scooter. Don’t forget you have to wear a seatbelt, even 6 You must check in all other luggage.
if you are sitting in the rear seat, and you mustn’t use a 7 You must switch off your mobile phone or tablet.
mobile phone while driving.
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8 You mustn’t put these in your hand luggage: Beckie It’s twenty-five pounds fifty for an hour. But
pocket knives, scissors, razors, manicure sets, you can have a shorter lesson if you like. For
liquids or creams. forty minutes, you pay twenty pounds. You
9 You must have your passport, boarding pass, and can come for a trial lesson to see if you like
ticket with you at all times. it. It’s free. Ask for the instructor. His name is
John Porter. P-O-R-T-E-R.
13 1 ฉันตองอานหนังสือมากขึ้นเพื่อใหสอบผาน Jean Great! Thanks for your help.
2 คุณตองสวมหมวกกันน็อคในขณะขี่จักรยาน
3 คุณไมตองใสหมวกกันน็อคในขณะที่คุณเดิน 3 Days: Monday, Wednesday and Friday
4 คุณตองไมขามถนนที่นี่ ทางมาลายอยูตรงนั้น Pool depth: 12 metres
5 คุณตองมีอายุเทาไรจึงจะใชสิทธิเลือกตั้งในประเทศไทยได Equipment: mask, snorkel, wetsuit and fins
6 ฉันจําเปนตองโทรศัพทหาแม็กซ ฉันตองขอเบอรโทรศัพทของ Place of lesson: Sports Centre
พาเมลาจากเขา Prices: twenty-five pounds fifty for an hour; twenty
pounds for forty minutes
Build your competences: page 56-57 Instructor’s name: Mr Porter

1 1 A 2 C 3 B 4 A 5 B 6 A 7 A 8 B 9 C 10 A 4 Personal answers
5 Personal answers
Glossary
belching = การเรอ
tip = ใหทิป
feed each other = ปอนอาหาร

2 1 China: you can belch after a meal.

2 Ethiopia: you can eat using your hands.
3 France: you can chew gum in public, but it is
considered vulgar.
4 Germany: you mustn’t do the OK sign.
5 India: you mustn’t offer food or say ‘thank you’.
6 Japan: you mustn’t leave a tip.
7 Muslim countries: you mustn’t offer your left hand
for a handshake.
8 South Korea: you can’t accept offers of more food.
9 Thailand: you mustn’t touch someone’s head or
hair.
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Jean Hello, I’m phoning to ask about your scuba
diving course.
Beckie Sure. What would you like to know?
Jean I’d like to know some rules. How old do you
need to be to scuba dive?
Beckie In our school, you have to be 10. How old are
you?
Jean 11! And what days of the week are the
lessons?
Beckie The scuba diving course is on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Jean OK. And how deep is the pool?
Beckie It’s 12 metres. I hope you’re not afraid of
water…
Jean No, I’m not. I can swim very well. And what
kind of equipment do I need?
Beckie The basic equipment you need is a mask,
a snorkel, a wetsuit and fins. You can buy
them here at the Sports Centre.
Jean Great! So, how much is the course?

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