Family Relationships6

Answers for exercise 21 On the first day the TV production team closed parts of the

house.2 They replaced the furniture with awful 70s stuff, they

confiscated the plasma TV and gave Megan’s family an old radio.They also gave them a van instead of their car and took awaymost of Megan’s clothes, CDs and gadgets.

3 No, she didn’t. She hated them. 4 Megan’s dad took her to the house where he used to live in

Manchester.5 Before the show she was selfish and stubborn.6 She’s more considerate and she’s got more respect.

Audio script and answers C 1.42E – stubborn

1 H – sensitive2 D – selfish3 A – generous4 B – reserved5 C – shy6 F – outgoing7 G – intelligent

1 Sheila never listens to people! She’s very ___________ .

2 Irene doesn’t want to act in the school play! She’s very

____________ .

3 David’s very ____________ . He makes friends with

everybody.

4 Jenny’s ____________ . She never helps her friends.

5 People never know his problems. Jim’s a ____________

person.

6 Andy always helps me with my Maths homework! He’s

very __________ .

7 Their teacher is very ____________ to their needs.

stubborn

shyoutgoing

selfishreserved

generoussensitive

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Possible answersA: Did you use to go to the cinema with your friends?B: No, I rarely went to the cinema with them.A: Did you use to have pocket money?B: Yes, I did. I got a little pocket money every week.A: Did you use to invite friends for a sleepover?B: No, I didn’t. We never had sleepovers.A: Did you use to go on holiday in summer?B: Yes, I went with my parents or with my grandparents.

rangwent

were playingheardwere running

was coming out

1 When was Marcus’s gran making biscuits?

2 What biscuits was she making?

3 Who rang the bell?

4 Where did Marcus and his friend go?

5 Why?

6 What did they hear while they were playing?

7 Who was coming towards the house?

8 Why?

(On Saturday morning)

(Ginger biscuits)

(Marcus’s friend, Pete)

(They went into the living room)

(Because they wanted to play video games)

(They heard sirens)

(Seven firefighters) (Because black smoke was coming out of the kitchen window)

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Audio script and answers C 1.451 B firefighter2 J helmet3 E policewoman / policeman4 I siren5 F uniform6 H fire engine7 G ambulance driver8 C paramedic9 K mask10 D handcuffs11 A ambulance12 L police car

AnswersPolice: handcuffs, policeman/woman, uniform, siren, police carFire brigade: firefighter, uniform, fire engine, siren, helmet, maskAmbulance service: paramedic, uniform, ambulance driver, siren

use to

used

did

used to tell

use to play

use to like

use to see

Answers1 Sheila didn’t use to drink fruit juice.

Now, she always drinks it.2 Did Miguel use to live in Glasgow?

Yes. Now, he lives in Leeds.3 Did Martha and Rick use to go to school by bike?

Yes. Now, they go to school by bus.4 Our French teacher didn’t use to give us much

homework. Now he/she, gives us a lot.

that

whowhich

Audio script and answers C 1.46We stayed in a hotel which had a fantastic garden.

1 Do you know the people who live next door?2 That black car, which is in the school car park now, is

the teacher’s.3 That’s the man who was speaking to Dad yesterday.4 I didn’t like the boys that my brother invited to our

house.5 Mum, I’ve found the keys which you were looking for.6 My cousin, who is younger than me, can play the

keyboard very well.

who/that

which/that

who/that

which/that

which/that

which/that

1

3 4

2

was

wasn’t -ing

was speaking rang

arrived was doing

wasn’t listeningasked

waswatching told

wind, solar,

geothermal, ocean

, coal, gas,

biomass

Audio script C 1.47 and answersWind power is the transformation of wind energy into(1) electricity, using wind turbines. Wind turbines are normally grouped together in (2) windy locations to form (3) wind farms like those near the coast of Denmark. Nowadays, many countries are developing wind energy. In fact, the Global Wind Energy Council reports that the electricity producedby wind power has increased by more than 40% in recent years. This (4) production only represents 1% of world-wide electricity use. The world's largest offshore wind turbines are in Blyth, Great Britain. The turbines are 70 metres high and provide electricity for 3,000 homes.

blades

nacelle

tower

Possible answersA: I think the advantage of wind energy is that it

lasts a long time.B: Yes, but it can be noisy.A: I think the disadvantage of wind energy is that

it only works in windy countries.B: Yes, but it doesn’t pollute the air.

Possible answersA: Solar energy has a big disadvantage – the panels

don’t work at night.B: Yes, but there are no fuel costs.A: Solar energy has a big disadvantage – in cooler

areas solar panels cannot produce very hot water.B: Yes, but solar energy has a big advantage –

it doesn’t pollute the air.

thermostat (n) a device that measures and controls the temperature of a machine or room, by switching the heating or cooling system on and off as necessary (อุ�ปกรณ์�ควบค�มอุ�ณ์หภู�ม�)

radiator (n) a device, usually a container filled with water, that sends out heat, often as part of a heating or cooling system (เคร��อุงกระจายความร�อุน/ เคร��อุงทำ�าความร�อุน อุ�ปกรณ์�ติ�ดติ��งเพื่��อุอุากาศอุ�"น)air (v) to allow fresh air into a room or a building; to be filled

with fresh air (ปล่"อุยให�อุากาศเข้�า)standby (n) ready to do something immediately if needed or asked

( ป&ดการทำ�างานแล่�ว แติ"เคร��อุงย�งพื่ร�อุมทำ(�จะทำ�างานอุย�"ทำ�กเม��อุ) lid (n) a cover over a container that can be removed or opened by turning it or lifting it (ฝาป&ด)light bulb (n) the glass part that fits into an electric lamp, etc. to give light when it is switched on (หล่อุดไฟ)

Vocabulary

Answers1 read2 eaten3 broken4 lost5 met6 written7 won8 gone9 been10 known11 flown12 done13 seen14 sung15 thought

Check Your Progress Units 1-3

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

Possible answers1 siren, uniform, mask2 reserved, stubborn, sensitive3 folk dancing, disco dancing, hip hop4 thriller, action film, western5 heavy metal, reggae, jazz

Exercise 3

3

4

5

2

7

6

Exercise 4

1 No, thanks. I’ve just had some.2 No, I’ve just started it.3 No, I’ve already seen it.4 No, sorry. I haven’t finished it yet.

Exercise 5

1 How long have they had their car? since2 How long has he lived in Milan? for3 How long have you known Sam? for4 How long has she studied Maths? since

Exercise 6

Answers1 Did (you) use to play2 used to cycle3 Did (you) use to watch4 used to read

Exercise 7

Answers1 The boy who / that I met at the tennis club is very funny.2 The chicken which / that we had for lunch was delicious.3 The trousers which / that my aunt bought for me are very big.4 The man who / that is speaking to Hazel is Spanish.

Answers1 B who2 C has been3 B since4 B was walking5 B saw6 A going7 C shouted8 A was looking

Exercise 8