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ELEMENTARY UNIT 1 B Watch the DVD again to check.

1 Work in pairs. Discuss the questions.
1 Do you like staying in hotels?
2 Do you like going to the beach or the city on
holiday?
3 What things do you like doing on holiday?
2 Watch the DVD and choose the best summary,
a), b) or c).
a) The Major thinks Manuel speaks very good English.
b) The Major thinks Mr Fawlty speaks Japanese.
c) The Major thinks the animal speaks English.
C What does each photo show? Match photos A–C
with explanations 1–3.
1 Mr Fawlty says where he bought the animal.
2 The Major thinks the animal is speaking.
3 Manuel practises his English.
4 Complete the conversations with the words in
the box.
air-conditioning li parking reception
restaurant room service stairs wifi

3A Number the photos in the order you see them.

1 A: It’s very hot in here.
B: Turn on the .
2 A: Let’s take the .
B: No! It’s on the 8th floor! Let’s take
the .
3 A: We’re very hungry. Is the
still open?
B: No, but you can call .
4 A: Do you have free ?
B: Yes, the password is xty12.
5 A: Is there ? We have our car.
B: Yes, down there. You pay at
when you leave.
A
5A EITHER think of a hotel you know and make notes
about it OR choose one of the hotels below and
find out as much as you can about it. Which of the
things in Exercise 4 does it have?
• Costa Verde Plane Hotel, Costa Rica
• V8 Hotel, Germany
• Sala Silvermine, Sweden
• Hippo Point, Kenya
• Bubble Tree, France

B Work in groups. Ask and answer questions about

the hotel you chose.
A: Where is it?
B B: It’s in Paris.
A: Does it have a swimming pool?
B: Yes, it does.
A: Does it have … ?

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ELEMENTARY UNIT 2
1A Match the verbs 1–8 with the activities a)–h).
1 do a) fun
2 eat b) music
3 have c) computer games
4 play d) sport
5 watch e) to a restaurant
6 listen to f) a book
7 read g) TV
8 go h) salad

B Work in pairs. Which of the things in Exercise 1A do

you do every day?

2A Which of these things do you do? When do you

do them?
1 get up early
2 make coffee
3 put on clothes
4 put on make-up
5 sweep the ground
6 go to work/school
7 have lunch
8 have dinner

B Watch the DVD. Which of the things in Exercise 2A 5A Choose one of the tribes and find out more.
does Sass do? Answer questions 1–5.
• The Huli Wigmen
3 Watch the DVD again. Decide if the sentences are • Masai
true (T) or false (F). • Karen women
1 Sass Willis is twenty-four. • The San people
2 Niadup is an island. • Hmong women
3 Ana Lida is fiy-five. 1 Where are they from?
4 Ana Lida sleeps in the bed. 2 What things do they do every day?
5 Ana Lina paints Sass’s ears. 3 What language do they speak?
6 They wake up at 4a.m. 4 What clothes do they wear?
7 They sweep the ground every day. 5 What food do they eat?
8 Sass is happy there.
B Work in groups. Ask and answer questions about
4 Complete the extracts from the DVD with the the tribe you chose.
prepositions in the box. Use some prepositions
A: Which tribe did you choose?
more than once.
B: The Karen women.
in on to with A: Where are they from?
B: They’re from Thailand.
1 She travels over 5,000 miles to the eastern coast
of Panama to live the Kuna Indians
the island of Niadup.
2 Sass stays fiy-five-year-old Ana Lida.
3 I sleep the hammock and my husband
sleeps the bed.
4 Sass takes coffee some men.
5 Oh no! I’ve sewn it my trousers.
6 Do you want a hand the water?

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ELEMENTARY UNIT 3 3A Answer the questions in pairs.

1 Work in pairs. Discuss the questions. 1 How many Hindus in India and around the world
celebrate Diwali?
1 What can you see in the photos?
2 When does Diwali happen?
2 When do you have the things in the photos in
3 How long does Diwali last?
your country?
4 What two things do people use to wash the
money?
5 What is Diwali about?
6 What are used to make the picture?
7 What is it a picture of?
8 What do people do to show respect to their
parents?

B Watch the DVD again to check.

4 Complete the sentences with the verbs in the box.

dance decorate eat give go to have invite

sing watch wear

1 Here’s the cake, let’s all ‘Happy

Birthday’!
2 We always a restaurant on my
dad’s birthday.
3 Jackie wants to a party for her
wedding anniversary.
4 How many guests shall we to the
dinner party?
5 Do you your home for New
Year’s Eve?
6 On the third day of the festival, we
special food as a family.
7 I love the feeling when I new
clothes.
8 On this day we usually presents to
each other.
9 Come on! Let’s go outside and the
fireworks!
10 During the summer festival, we to
special music outside round a big fire.
2 Watch the DVD. On which day of Diwali do you see 5A EITHER think of a festival you know OR choose one
these things? Complete the table with the words in of the festivals below and find out more. Answer
the box. questions 1–3.
Diwali cards a woman pours water on the ground • Rio Carnival
fireworks jewellery milk money pakoras • Yi Peng Lantern Festival
a picture • Halloween
• Holi
Day 1 • Basant
1 Who celebrates it?
Day 2 2 Where is it from?
3 Which of the things in Exercise 4 do people do?

Day 3 B Work in groups. Ask and answer questions about

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ELEMENTARY UNIT 4
1 Work in pairs. Discuss the questions.
1 What are your favourite places to visit?
2 What can you do there?
3 Do you like visiting cities or the countryside?
2A What do the photos show? Write the places.
3A Complete the table with the things you can find in
each of the places in the DVD.
a mountain amazing colours awesome views
lots of animals a border between two countries
expensive shops good shopping and nightlife
penguins romantic streets six million people
a very big waterfall

Place What you can find there

Bangkok
Masai Mara
Iguaçu Falls
Paris
Cape Town
Grand Canyon

A B Watch the DVD again to check.

4A Write the letters in the correct order to make

adjectives from the DVD.
1 paseicl
2 velloy
3 drewlounf
4 dinelyrf
5 gamaniz
6 safnattci
7 rouplap
8 meaowse
9 croamitn
B
B Think of one of your favourite places. Use the
adjectives to write a few sentences describing it.

C Work in pairs. Show your sentences to your partner.

Can he/she guess where it is?

5A Choose one of the places below and find out more.

Answer questions 1–3.
• The Maldives
• Yosemite National Park
• Bora Bora
• Uluru
• Petra
C 1 Where is it?
2 What can you see there?
B Watch the DVD to check.
3 What can you do there?

B Work in groups. Ask and answer questions about

the place you chose. Which of the places would you
like to visit? Why?

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ELEMENTARY UNIT 5 4A EITHER think of a dish you know OR choose one

of the dishes below and find out more. Answer
1 Work in pairs. Discuss the questions.
questions 1–6.
1 Are barbecues popular in your country?
• Feijoada
2 What type of food do you cook on them?
• Haggis
3 What are the most common ways of cooking in
• Pho Ga
your country?
• Mahaberawi
2A Watch the DVD and answer the questions. • Soto
1 Where is Ainsley Harriott from? 1 Where is it from?
2 Why does he travel all over the world? 2 What ingredients does it have?
3 Who shows him how to cook traditional seafood? 3 How do you cook it?
4 What are the local waters full of? 4 When do you eat it?
5 For how long do you need to cook the squid on 5 Is it good for you?
the barbecue? 6 Is it hot/cold/spicy/sweet?
B Watch the DVD again and number the ingredients
in the order he adds them to the dish.

fresh mint lemon juice oil onion pepper

rice spinach squid tomato sauce garlic

3 Complete the recipe with the verbs in the box.

boil chop fry grill sprinkle serve

stir stuff

Ainsley Harriott’s
Barbecued Squid
Why not go continental this summer, with this
delicious barbecued squid recipe? It’s very simple and B Work in groups. Ask and answer questions about
you only need a few ingredients. the food you chose. Would you like to
try any of the dishes?
A: What food did you choose?
B: Haggis.
A: Where is it from?
B: Scotland.

First, make some tomato sauce in a pan. Heat up some

tomatoes, but don’t let them 1 .
2
them often with a wooden spoon.
When it’s ready, leave it to one side.
3
some onions and garlic, and
4
them in oil in a frying pan. Add some
spinach and rice, and then 5 some fresh
mint and lemon juice over the mixture.
6
the squid with the mixture, then
7
it on a barbecue.When it’s ready,
8
it on the tomato sauce with a lemon.

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ELEMENTARY UNIT 6 4 Complete the extracts from the DVD with the words
in the box.
1 Work in pairs. Tell you partner about a person from
history you admire. Answer the questions. active called easily election grave
1 Who was he/she? raised segregation township
2 What did he/she do?
1 In Johannesburg he saw apartheid, the
3 Why do you admire him/her? of blacks and whites.
2 He lived in a poor, black .
3 He was more and more in the fight
against apartheid.
4 People around the world for
Mandela’s release.
5 But peace didn’t come .
6 For the first time, blacks voted in a
free .
7 He travelled around the world, and
money for children, education and medical
research.
8 Not long before his death, he visited the
2A Look at the photo. Who is it? What do you know family .
about him?
5A EITHER think of an influential person you admire
B Try to number the events from Nelson Mandela’s OR choose one of the influential people below and
life in the order they happened. find out as much as you can about him/her.
a) he became a lawyer • Aung San Suu Kyi
b) his father died 1 • Vaclav Havel
c) he le prison • Andrei Sakharov
d) he went to prison • Benigno Aquino, Jr
e) he became president
B Work in groups. Ask and answer questions about
f) he joined the ANC the person you chose. Which person had the most
difficult life?
C Watch the DVD to check.
A: Who did you choose?
3A Decide if the sentences are true (T) or false (F). B: Mahatma Gandhi.
A: Where was he from?
1 Nelson Mandela’s father died when he was
B: He was from India.
five years old.
2 Living in a poor black township changed his life.
3 He started fighting apartheid when he joined
the ANC.
4 He was in prison for thirty-seven years.
5 While he was in prison, the fight against
apartheid stopped.
6 Only people in South Africa wanted him to
be free.
7 He called for peace but not everybody
wanted peace.
8 Black people voted in South Africa for the first
time in 1994.
9 He stopped working aer he retired.
10 He was ninety-five when he died.

B Watch the DVD again to check.

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ELEMENTARY UNIT 7 4 Match the words/phrases in the box with their

meanings 1–6.

authentic densely populated

make fun of next door skyscrapers
the heart of (Hong Kong)
1 made in a traditional way
2 very tall buildings
3 the cultural centre
4 lots of people living in a small area
5 laugh at
6 the next building

5A EITHER think of a city you know well OR choose

one of the cities below. Write five questions to ask
another student about their chosen city.
• Rome
• Hong Kong
• Paris
1 Work in pairs. Discuss the questions. • Sydney
1 What’s the best way to find out about a new city? • New York
Which of these things do you like doing?
What’s the best place to … ?
read a guide book take a tour Where can I buy … ?
talk to local people explore on your own When is the best time to visit … ?
use an app What’s the best way to … ?
What’s your favourite … ?
2 What places would you show a visitor to your city?

2 Watch the DVD and choose the correct option,

a), b) or c).
1 To find the best milk tea, Carmen
a) asks people on the street.
b) looks in a guidebook.
c) asks her friends.
2 The locally made goods she finds are
a) things you can wear.
b) very expensive.
c) made of bamboo.
3 To have fun, locals oen
a) go dancing.
b) have lunch.
c) sing karaoke.

3A What do these things refer to in the DVD? B Work in groups. Ask and answer questions about
the city you chose.
1 7 million
A: Which city did you choose?
2 1,100
B: Hong Kong.
3 elegant and smooth A: What’s the best way to get around?
4 1 to 20 B: By MTR. It’s their metro system.
5 Red Mister
6 Cantopop

B Watch the DVD again to check.

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ELEMENTARY UNIT 8 3A Choose the correct option, a) or b), to complete the

sentences.
1 Work in pairs. Write the name of the places where
1 In the past, the small shop was
you shop for these things.
a) an important part of daily life.
• books
b) not very popular.
2 Shopping malls arrived in
• clothes
a) the 60s and 70s.
b) the 70s and 80s.
• food 3 The hypermarket was a place where people
a) met to chat.
• courses b) went shopping once a week.
4 People started shopping online for
• holidays/travel a) books and music.
b) everything.
• music 5 Some small shops offer
a) fashion shows and parties.
• gis b) free gis.
6 Small shops are now
• gadgets a) becoming popular again.
b) closing forever.

2 Watch the DVD. Number the things in the order B Watch the DVD again to check.
they are mentioned.
a) shopping mall e) parties
4 Complete the extracts from the DVD with the words
in the box.
b) shop owners f) hypermarket
c) small local shops g) internet shopping attract future human lifestyle name town
d) car showrooms 1 … and answer the big question: do small shops
have a ?
2 The small shop was once an important part of
our .
3 … those large shops out of where
people did their weekly shopping.
4 … books, music, clothes, food – you
it.
5 Some shops are finding new ways to
customers.
6 … the chance to get away from the cold world of
the internet and feel that shopping has a real,
side.

5A Choose one of the places below and find out as

much as you can about it. Where is it? What can you
buy there?
• Djemaa el Fna
• Muara Kuin Floating Market
• Witches’ Market
• Freitag Container Shop

B Work in groups. Ask and answer questions about

the place you chose. Which of these places would
you like to visit? Why?
A: Which place did you choose?
B: The Freitag Container Shop.
A: Where is it?
B: It’s in Zurich, in Switzerland.

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ELEMENTARY UNIT 9 B What does each photo show? Match photos A–C
with sentences 1–3.
1 Work in pairs. Discuss the questions.
1 What people are doing at night.
1 Do you like travelling by aeroplane? What do you
2 What people are doing in the day.
like most about it?
3 The airport manager’s solution to one of the
2 Which of these travel problems are the worst?
problems.
• long queues
• cancelled flights 3A Answer the questions in pairs.
• losing your luggage 1 What is everyone hoping to do?
• children that behave badly 2 What’s the weather like?
• forgetting your documents 3 Why does the first woman have to sleep at the
• sitting next to someone who won’t stop talking airport?
3 How can you avoid these problems? 4 Where does the man want to fly to?
5 What are some people on the garden chairs doing?
2A Watch the DVD and number the photos in the order
6 How many flights le that day?
you see them.
7 How many flights were cancelled?
8 How many people stayed in the airport overnight?

B Watch the DVD again to check.

4 Complete the sentences with the words in the box.

available having midnight pass queue

snack terrible zen
1 First I woke up late then missed my bus. I’m really
a bad day.
2 Dinner is going to be late, so have a
if you’re hungry.
A
3 We didn’t enjoy our holiday by the beach because
the weather was .
4 I’m sorry, your flight is cancelled, but there is a
seat on the next one.
5 The was really short so we didn’t
wait long to buy our ticket.
6 I love the so music and colours in this room, it’s
very .
7 What can we do to the time while
we wait for our flight?
8 I’m going to stay up until so I can
be the first one to wish you a happy birthday!

B 5A Choose one of the airport innovations below and

find out as much as you can about it.
• sleep pods
• free personal shoppers
• free city tours
• yoga rooms

B Work in groups. Ask and answer questions about

the innovation you chose. Would you like to use any
of these? What other things would you like to have
in airports?
A: Which innovation did you choose?
B: The sleep pods. They’re really useful if you have a
long flight.
C

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ELEMENTARY UNIT 10 4A Match 1–8 with the endings a)–h).

1A Work in pairs. Discuss the questions. 1 From the oceans
2 From a storm
1 What’s your favourite type of weather? Why?
3 Intrepid adventurer Donal MacIntyre is going to
2 How ‘wild’ is the weather where you live?
experience
3 Have you ever visited somewhere with very ‘wild’
4 Bergen, city of rain,
weather?
5 The city is so proud of its rain
B Write the letters in the correct order to make types 6 And crashing down on the roof of the average
of weather. family house every month
1 ofold 7 Benedikte Rasmussen has the unenviable job
2 tew 8 I can’t remember but I think
3 ynria a) on Norway’s western coast.
4 toh b) of presenting the weather.
5 unsyn c) to the clouds.
6 tmosry d) the worst it can get.
7 cldo e) I was quite fed up of rain aer those days.
8 noswy f) is a staggering 18 tonnes of rain.
2 Watch the DVD and choose the correct option,
g) they can it and sell it to the tourists.
h) to a flood.
a), b) or c).
1 The programme is a journey with … around the B Watch the DVD again to check.
planet.
a) people 5A Choose one of the places in the box and find out
b) water the answers to the questions.
c) weather
the hottest place on earth: Death Valley
2 Bergen is the wettest place in … the coldest place on earth: Vostok Station
a) Western Europe. the driest place on earth: Atacama Desert
b) the world. the windiest place on earth: Commonwealth Bay
c) Europe.
• Where is it?
3 The man sells three different types of …
• What’s the maximum/minimum temperature?
a) cans.
• What other interesting information is there about
b) umbrellas.
the place?
c) rain.
4 TV2 is … B Work in groups. Ask and answer questions about
a) a national TV channel. the place you chose.
b) a radio channel. A: Which place did you choose?
c) a local TV channel. B: Vostok Station.
A: Where is it?
3 Watch the DVD again and number the things in the B: It’s in Antarctica.
order they happen.
a) Donal MacIntyre stands on some rocks.
b) We find out how oen it rains in Bergen.
c) We find out what the programme is about.
d) Benedikte Rasmussen tells us about the longest
period of rain in Bergen.
e) Donal MacIntyre visits an umbrella shop.
f) Benedikte Rasmussen gives a weather forecast.

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ELEMENTARY UNIT 11 3A Complete the extracts with one word and match
them to the photos in Exercise 2.
1 Work in pairs. Discuss the questions.
1 But, if we them together …
1 Which of these things do you do?
2 In one experiment, the twins go on a bike race up
• go on special diets
a .
• play a sport
3 Basically, you can have , you can
• do exercise have meat, … you can have burgers …
• meditate
• ride a bike B Watch the DVD again to check.
2 What other things do you do to stay healthy?
4 Decide if the sentences are true (T) or false (F).
2 Watch the DVD and number the photos in the order 1 Both Chris and Xand love to eat.
you see them. 2 Not many nutritionists are discussing whether
sugar or fat is worse for you.
3 Xand lives in London and Chris lives in New York.
4 Both twins can eat fruit.
5 Sugar wins both experiments.
6 People in New York and London choose the same
type of doughnut.
7 Sugar tastes better than fat.
8 Doctors can now give you a simple rule to follow.

5 Match the words/phrases in the box with their

meanings 1–7.

A experiment glazed nutritionist overpowering

processed foods veg 50:50 mixture
1 something made of two equal halves
2 very strong
3 a scientific test
4 covered in something which makes it shiny
5 they have things added to them before they
are sold
6 someone who gives advice on what to eat
7 short for vegetables

6A Choose one of the nutrients in the box and find out

the answers to the questions.
B
calcium carbohydrates cholesterol iron
protein sodium
• Where do you find it?
• What does it do?
• Is it good or bad?

B Work in groups. Ask and answer questions about

the nutrient you chose.
A: Which nutrient did you choose?
B: Calcium.
A: Where do you find it?
B: In milk, cheese …

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ELEMENTARY UNIT 12 2 Watch the DVD and tick the things which happen.
1A Write the letters in the correct order to make 1 Tanya watches the sharks from the boat.
dangerous animals. 2 Some dolphins arrive.
1 griet tiger 3 She wears a shiny suit.
2 nilo 4 She wears a black suit.
3 planethe 5 She wears a green suit.
4 keans 6 A shark follows her back to the boat.
5 krash 7 A shark attacks her.
6 rabe 8 She feels comfortable with the sharks.

B Which of the animals can you see in the photos?
A 2 She thought there would be fewer sharks.
3A Decide if the sentences are true (T) or false (F).
1 Tanya feels relaxed while she watches the sharks.
3 The shiny suit makes the sharks come close.
4 Jim Abernathy is a shark hunter.
5 The second time she dives with great white sharks.
6 She has to keep the stick horizontal.
7 She thinks the tiger sharks are beautiful in the
end.
8 The shark therapy was unsuccessful.

B Watch the DVD again to check.

4A Complete the extracts with the words in the box.

accomplished attracts away brave dive

go towards
B
1 I’ve got to get more .
2 The shiny suit them.
3 I think we should with all black.
4 And it’s time for the big with the
tiger sharks.
5 As Tanya dives, the sharks come to her
straight .
6 Tanya, it just turned back you.
7 I do feel like I’ve something.

B Watch the DVD again to check.

5A Choose one of the topics and find out the three

C most common of each.
• most common phobias
• most dangerous animals
• most dangerous cities
• most poisonous plants

B Work in groups. Ask and answer questions about the

topic you chose. Are there any surprising answers?
A: Did you know that one of the most common phobias
is the fear of spiders?
B: I’m not surprised. I hate spiders!

C Work in pairs. Which of the animals have you seen?

Where did you see them?

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ELEMENTARY UNIT 4 UNIT 7

ANSWER KEY 2A 2
A Bangkok B Iguaçu Falls 1a 2c 3c
UNIT 1 C Grand Canyon
3A
2 3A 1 the population of Hong Kong
c Bangkok: six million people, good 2 the size of Hong Kong in km2
shopping and nightlife 3 how the woman in the street describes
3A Masai Mara: lots of animals the milk tea
A3 B1 C2 Iguaçu Falls: a border between two 4 a steamer costs between $1 and $20
countries, a very big waterfall 5 the name of the karaoke bar
3C Paris: romantic streets, expensive shops 6 the most popular type of music at
1A 2C 3B Cape Town: a mountain, penguins karaoke
Grand Canyon: amazing colours, awesome
4 views 4
1 air-conditioning 2 stairs, li 1 authentic 2 skyscrapers
3 restaurant, room service 4 wifi 4A 3 the heart of (Hong Kong)
5 parking, reception 1 special 2 lovely 3 wonderful 4 densely populated 5 make fun of
4 friendly 5 amazing 6 fantastic 6 next door
7 popular 8 awesome 9 romantic
UNIT 2
UNIT 8
1A UNIT 5
1d 2h 3a 4c 5g 6b 7f 8e 2
2A 1c 2a 3f 4g 5b 6d 7e
2B 1 Britain/the UK 2 to find new dishes
1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 3 local people from across the island 3A
1a 2b 3b 4b 5a 6a
3 4 beautiful seafood 5 5–6 minutes

1F 2T 3T 4F 5F 6F 7T 8T 2B 4
1 future 2 lifestyle 3 town 4 name
4 1 oil 2 onion 3 garlic 4 spinach
5 rice 6 lemon juice 7 fresh mint 5 attract 6 human
1 with, on 2 with 3 in, in 4 to 8 pepper 9 squid 10 tomato sauce
5 to 6 with
3 UNIT 9
1 boil 2 Stir 3 Chop 4 fry 5 sprinkle
UNIT 3 6 Stuff 7 grill 8 serve 2A
A3 B2 C1
2
Day 1: money, milk, jewellery UNIT 6 2B
Day 2: pakoras, a woman pours water on 1A 2C 3B
the ground 2B
Day 3: a picture, Diwali cards, fireworks 1b 2f 3a 4d 5c 6e 3A
1 find a flight 2 it’s a hot summer day
3A 3A 3 because the hotels are full 4 Berlin
1 over a billion 2 in October or November 1F 2T 3T 4F 5F 6F 7T 8T 5 playing a game/reading a magazine
3 five days 4 milk and water 9 F 10 T 6 around 300 7 319 8 over 500
5 new beginnings 6 bright colours
7 a lamp 8 they bow 4 4
1 segregation 2 township 3 active 1 having 2 snack 3 terrible
4 4 called 5 easily 6 election 7 raised 4 available 5 queue 6 zen 7 pass
1 sing 2 go to 3 have 4 invite 8 grave 8 midnight
5 decorate 6 eat 7 wear 8 give
9 watch 10 dance

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UNIT 10
1B
1 flood 2 wet 3 rainy 4 hot 5 sunny
6 stormy 7 cold 8 snowy

2
1b 2a 3b 4c

3
1c 2b 3e 4a 5f 6d

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

UNIT 11
2A
A2 B3 C1

3A
1 mix, B 2 hill, A 3 cheese, C

4
1T 2F 3T 4F 5F 6T 7F 8F

5
1 50:50 mixture 2 overpowering
3 experiment 4 glazed
5 processed foods 6 nutritionist 7 veg

UNIT 12
1A
1 tiger 2 lion 3 elephant 4 snake
5 shark 6 bear

1B
A shark B elephant C snake

2
1, 3, 4, 6 and 8

3A
1F 2T 3T 4F 5F 6F 7T 8F

4A
1 brave 2 attracts 3 go 4 dive
5 away 6 towards 7 accomplished

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