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Day 11. length2. surprise3. braek4. o5. short6. autobiography7. hasn’t8. whole9. friend/ship10. libraries11. My favourite fruits

are apples and bananas.

12. australia beijing japanese

13. !14. 4(Jill,mother,plane,

London)15. Jill16. concert songs17. big new18. Italian Greek Irish19. Jill and her mother

they20. phone itDay 21. various2. probly3. noes4. naughty5. prey6. ageless7. breath breathe8. bravery9. imagine10. door11. Tom asked, ‘Please

mayIbeexcused?’12. You can see lions,

bears, otters and zebras at the zoo.

13. ?14. began has15. has been swimming16. will be dancing17. played18. beautifully19. quickly20. behindDay 31. answer2. interest3. bouy4. natural5. fast6. dishonest7. must have8. wait9. ar/ri/val10. monkeys11. The ship visited ports

in Italy, France and Spain.

12. Amir cried, ‘I do love travelling to different countries!’

13. ?14. 3(Alice,face,

embarrassment)15. fear16. Alice water17. young salty18. rougher19. wave it20. Alice sheDay 41. early2. often3. duogh4. among5. doubtful6. weakness7. allowed aloud8. phon9. ocean10. thought11. babies’12. children’stoys13. A nutritious,

inexpensive children’smenuwasavailable.

14. help builds15. has been building16. can repair17. ambitious

successful18. thoughtfully19. carefully20. inDay 51. medicine2. experience3. thruogh4. escape5. transparent6. social7. mightn’t8. flour9. cal/cu/la/tor10. addresses11. ‘What a beautiful

bouquet!’exclaimedSinéad.

12. Tom said, ‘Yesterday I ran, swam and playedtennis.’

13. Ian’s14. 3(Ryan,homework,

computer)15. Yes16. Ryan17. more than two

things18. two things19. he Ryan20. them

vegetablesDay 61. disappear2. occasion3. riegn4. truly5. uninterested6. harmful7. bought brought8. tele9. history10. natural11. ‘What’sonTV

tonight?’askedSamir.

12. Are sport, music and films included in the quiz?

13. Jim’s14. to be15. was completed16. can walk17. present tense18. majestically19. usually20. Eiffel TowerDay 71. February2. quarter3. vien4. mystery5. desert6. misfire7. they are8. pane9. re/mo/val10. loaves11. at north pole

january12. ?13. !14. flock15. pack herd16. colony pod17. larger18. most ferocious19. Female leopard

seals They20. killer whales and

great white sharks they

Day 81. ordinary2. believe3. peice4. plastic5. reject6. suitable

7. allowed8. old9. through10. bough11. Monday’s12. theteam’seffort13. The enthusiastic,

dedicated team was well-rewarded.

14. it15. would like to climb16. have died17. present tense18. carefully19. safely20. sinceDay 91. guide2. usually3. haorse4. voyage5. entangled6. impossible7. doesn’t8. air9. a/bil/i/ty10. calves11. At the end of the

day, the sun slipped out of sight.

12. ‘Ican’tbelieveyoujustdidthat!’criedAva.

13. cats’14. 315. cob16. clutch17. bigger18. more protective19. they Mute swans20. they swansDay 101. library2. doesn’t3. caorse4. urgent5. random6. information7. brake break8. against9. devout10. hood11. ‘If you go to the

library can I come too?’askedIan.

12. I have visited Thailand, Vietnam, France and Spain.

13. parents’14. it15. was written16. describes

17. present tense18. eagerly19. immediately20. heDay 111. difference2. vehicle3. famous4. particular5. frequently6. inactive irregular7. should’ve8. muscle9. per/suade10. curiosities11. ‘What a fantastic

view!’marvelledDad.

12. ‘I can see our house, the library, the hospital and theschool!’criedMichelle excitedly.

13. I Highgate Terrace Sligo

14. No15. progress16. ate gazed17. pride18. walk it19. his boots20. Jim and his father

themDay 121. available2. yacht3. marvellous4. eighth5. disastrous6. happiness

sadness7. rhyme rhythm8. half9. average10. prepare pear

there11. Thatboy’sresults

were excellent.12. neighbours’13. Since it is dark, I will

stay inside.14. can travel15. present16. travel17. take18. She19. he20. sheDay 131. bruise2. system3. ancient

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4. height5. sufficient6. reappear relive7. they will8. grown9. fre/quent/ly10. potatoes11. ready12. My favourite subjects

are English, Irish, geography and history.

13. Although I like maths, I find problem-solving difficult.

14. the the15. A a16. the17. at18. on19. and20. butDay 141. nuisance2. symbol3. courage4. separate5. relaxed6. courageous

outrageous7. stare8. plural9. correct10. fracture posture

feature11. europe12. While there, I will

visit Italy, Austria, Germany and Hungary.

13. will meet 14. beautiful15. famous16. Austrian17. European18. proudly19. quickly20. cheered celebratedDay 151. foreign2. definite3. identity4. conscious5. related6. disagree disbelieve7. they’ve8. bored9. ex/is/tence10. stomachs11. ‘What career would

youliketohave?’

asked Mr Moore.12. ‘An astronaut,

a firefighter, a zookeeper or the president!’answeredKian excitedly.

13. Earth Mars Mercury Venus

14. firefighters15. interest16. trust17. peace18. moon19. firefighters20. animals themDay 161. necessary2. develop3. profession4. pressure5. join6. frighten terrorise7. lose loose8. look9. foreign10. signature11. ‘Where is the Andes

MountainRange?’asked Miss Walsh.

12. Earth’s13. This term, we shall

study mountains.14. will climb15. climb16. We17. with18. on19. down20. theirDay 171. recognise2. dictionary3. variety4. neighbour5. dependable6. defrost

devalue7. might have8. medal9. de/vel/op10. watches11. Rhythmic

gymnastics, unlike other forms of the sport,requirestheuse of a ball, a ribbon, a hoop and clubs.

12. as agile as a monkey

13. Chinese gymnastics, my favourite spectator sport,

requiresstrength,skill and agility.

14. was amazed performed

15. yes16. meddle17. on18. around19. but20. becauseDay 181. interrupt2. leisure3. persuade4. soldier5. assist6. attraction

conclusion7. accept except8. dishonest9. innocent10. league guitar

plague guard11. ?12. Mount Etna, on the

island of Sicily, is an active volcano.

13. night14. tallest15. has erupted16. beauty17. Italian18. Catania19. dormant20. noDay 191. between2. hospital3. fortunate4. ready5. question6. prehistory preview7. you’d8. pier9. ne/ces/sa/ry10. echoes11. twins’12. twin’s13. are called14. are15. Paul Ann16. common17. cousins18. enjoy19. hopes20. a aDay 201. energy2. damage3. handkerchief4. doubt5. contract

6. adaptable agreeable

7. threw through8. sly9. thread10. king11. is12. tiny13. The battle, known

as the Battle of Hastings, was short.

14. was killed15. English16. won17. but18. they19. between20. overDay 211. disastrous2. peculiar3. mention4. certain5. erase6. disorder disconnect7. won’t8. blew9. diff/er/ent10. loaf11. ‘Comeon,let’seat,

Mum.I’mstarving!’said Bea.

12. Before eating, you should always wash your hands.

13. To make pasta, you needflour,eggs,oiland salt.

14. holiday15. Friday16. starts17. better18. best19. four20. mine yoursDay 221. favourite2. popular3. decide4. suppose5. deny6. breakage

baggage7. proof prove8. cure9. decision10. knuckle11. Dad’s12. sisters’13. children’s14. as neat as a pin15. statement

16. will paint17. carefully18. Teacher check19. near20. BecauseDay 231. special2. achieve3. actual4. forty5. marvellous6. antenatal

antifreeze7. shan’t8. alter9. des/per/ate10. diary11. We do not, unlike

animals in the wild, hunt and kill prey.

12. After the first snowfall, everywhere seemed silent.

13. In the snow, we play snowball fights, build a snowman, sledge down the hill and make snow angels.

14. pleasure15. Teacher check16. statement17. worse18. worst19. snowmen20. Teacher checkDay 241. secretary2. sacrifice3. regular4. desperate5. similar6. adventurous

glorious7. passed past8. guilty9. previous10. thought11. Ronan’s

grandparents’12. mice’s13. geese’s14. question15. Teacher check16. would be interested17. superbly18. pack19. with 20. whenDay 251. different2. guard3. attached


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4. occur5. mixture6. inappropriate

illegal7. you’ll8. bear9. oc/cu/py10. sheep11. While Mum was

cooking, the dog ran away.

12. After a warm-up, you should stretch before exercising.

13. Stretch the muscles in your legs, arms, neck, back and shoulders.

14. Pacific Ocean15. is16. reduce17. more severe18. most severe19. we20. soDay 261. opposite2. straight3. suggest4. awkward5. expand6. pianist

archaeologist7. expand8. enemy9. mammoth10. knowledge11. its12. teammates’13. team’s14. question15. You it16. swarm17. tomorrow18. before19. on on20. whenDay 271. enough2. average3. recent4. bargain5. maybe6. prepay preview7. don’t8. herd9. i/ma/gine10. rubbish11. Before Dad could

eat, the cat jumped on to the table.

12. If a bus or train is full,

always offer your seat to an older person.

13. Public transport includes the bus, the train and the ferry.

14. children people15. soon16. statement17. dearer18. cheapest19. phone head arm20. Teacher checkDay 281. learn2. appear3. muscles4. rhyme5. pleased6. mummify purify7. soar8. minimum9. paralysed10. ti11. home’s12. cats’13. cat’s14. its15. hatter16. lions17. constantly18. seldom19. in20. asDay 291. calendar2. important3. remember4. interfere5. exhausted6. anticlockwise7. weren’t8. bow9. ma/ter/i/al10. fish11. While the dogs

were hunting, the boy cleaned their kennels.

12. After cleaning the kennels, he mucked out the stables.

13. His chores included sweeping the yard, grooming the horses, cleaning the stables and feeding them.

14. mare15. snorted waited

watched16. bull17. crueller

18. most amazing19. Teacher check20. theirsDay 301. cupboard2. figure3. mischief4. biscuit5. precise 6. accuracy literacy7. quitequiet8. ancient9. rough10. igh11. swimmer’s12. swimmers’13. squad’s14. Tobeinthesquad,

swimmers must train every day.

15. question16. quick17. loudly18. soon19. under20. sinceDay 311. previde2. predator3. character4. weird5. round6. not7. when is when has8. buries9. pri/vi/lege10. skies days11. theboy’sdog12. I’mtired,yawned

Dan.13. to increase the value14. after15. After16. preposition17. fantastic18. happy great19. Teacher check20. next adventureDay 321. beauty2. tongue3. jeolous4. bounce5. conceited6. adjectives7. desert8. dog9. ditch10. icecream11. more than one12. Remember to close

the gate

13. lions14. someone15. relief16. to confuse17. complaining18. keeping19. preposition20. performDay 331. woolen2. extreme3. excitement4. corage5. hide6. half7. I have8. wandered9. vol/can/ic10. ponies trays11. children’sbooks12. Look at the fire! cried

Eli.13. extreme14. ran called15. Before16. preposition17. as hot as a furnace18. smoke rooms

house19. lucky major20. statementDay 341. delight2. journey3. disapoint4. voyage5. hide6. adjectives7. main8. import9. harmony10. thirtythree11. one12. I always miss the

green lights!13. mistakenly14. he them15. a16. crazy panic17. was18. had19. conjunction20. downDay 351. nethphew2. terrific3. truthful4. escape5. wreck6. between7. they are8. stationary

9. i/den/ti/fy10. Fridays armies11. thehorses’tails12. Amywailed,I’mso

upset!13. Amy needs a brush,

a comb, a helmet and a jacket before the competition.

14. beneath15. for16. preposition17. Teacher check18. statement19. tired happy lovely20. next, kindDay 361. brief2. freight3. mashine4. suspense5. tiny6. adjectives7. suite8. fear9. south10. postmortem11. more than one12. What a great race!13. Thewomen’steam

were congratulated bytheclub’spresident. For the third year in a row they were victorious.

14. to fill up again15. Teacher check16. pronoun17. led18. trained19. preposition20. meddlesDay 371. choyce2. sauce3. bravery4. ocean5. curious6. above7. shall not8. hire9. neg/a/tive10. monkeysflies11. thehouse’sroof12. Stop thief! cried

Mum.13. to prevent14. had owned15. Since16. verb17. A18. Teacher check


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19. the20. stolen bestDay 381. queue2. occupy3. prepose4. especially5. polite6. nouns7. steel8. liquid9. throat10. offpeak11. more than one12. Everyone is safe.13. to tear down14. it15. its16. was gone17. had18. were19. conjunction20. will be rememberedDay 391. eesily2. twelfth3. shoulder4. stomach5. suspicious6. across7. cannot8. sell9. ex/per/i/ment10. journeys rubies11. thelions’den12. Go away! shouted

Tom.13. to think about14. through15. until16. preposition17. pleasure18. On clear days,

Tom can see many species of birds.

19. Majestic clear20. delicate gentleDay 401. determined2. curiosity3. lighterning4. embarrass5. disorganised6. adjectives7. vain8. copy9. effect10. twentyfirst11. one12. I always get the

rotten jobs13. having no respect

for something14. them15. their16. pronoun17. slept18. adding19. pronoun20. deterDay 411. busness2. strength3. community4. athlete5. shabby6. enough7. I would have8. hole9. a/vai/la/ble10. alibis taxis skis11. root’s12. During the storm we lost a few tiles

from the roof13. ‘Others have

suffered more damagethanus,’murmured Joe, ‘soweshouldn’tcomplain.’

OR ‘Others have

suffered more damagethanus’,murmured Joe, ‘soweshouldn’tcomplain.’

14. went had15. but16. to anger17. among18. yes19. the20. beachDay 421. compleet2. language3. cemetry4. ancient5. serious6. alienate

assassinate7. mane8. inside9. feature10. fire place11. more than one12. ‘I’msavinghard,’

said Tim ‘to buy a newbike.’

OR ‘I’msavinghard’,

said Tim ‘to buy a newbike.’

13. ‘I should have enough,’hecontinued, ‘by the holidays.’

OR ‘I should have

enough’,hecontinued, ‘by the holidays.’

14. on15. body movement16. that17. won18. lost19. Although20. silverDay 431. opperation2. possession3. electrical4. sufficient5. harsh6. ink7. we had8. serial9. pro/bab/ly10. torches buses

boxes11. politicians’12. Vote for our party

and see the country prosper

13. ‘Don’tbefooled,’replied Clark Kane, ‘the country deserves a better government.’

OR ‘Don’tbefooled’,

replied Clark Kane, ‘the country deserves a better government.’

14. but15. thought16. elected by the

people17. Teacher check18. The29. dull boring many20. neverDay 441. pysical2. experiment3. moddun4. explanation5. gentle6. nouns7. from8. tooth9. stick10. cup board11. more than one

12. argued13. ‘In little over 200

years,’shewenton,‘we have brought our 4-billion-year-old planettoitsknees.’

OR ‘In little over 200

years,’shewenton,‘we have brought our 4-billion-year-old planettoitsknees.’

14. educated15. live in the clouds16. thoughtlessly17. solved18. forgotten19. until20. shyDay 451. forty2. increase3. brilliant4. opportunity5. valiant6. forest7. what would8. poured9. dic/tion/ary10. studios radios

patios11. writers’12. Writing a book can be challenging13. ‘Myfirstbook,’

Sophie added, ‘took thelongesttowrite.’

OR ‘Myfirstbook’,

Sophie added, ‘took thelongesttowrite.’

14. yet15. yet16. person who governs

by his/her own rules17. unexpectedly18. a19. exciting insecure20. mindDay 461. sinserely2. restaurant3. knowlidge4. prehistoric5. hostile6. attractive selective7. badly8. first9. varnish10. care taker11. more than one12. ‘WhenI’molder,’

stated Chloe, ‘I will

beanacrobat.’ OR ‘WhenI’molder’,

stated Chloe, ‘I will beanacrobat.’

13. ‘Acrobatics,’shecontinued, ‘is in my blood.’

OR ‘Acrobatics’,she

continued, ‘is in my blood.’

14. who15. Swiss16. a way of doing

something17. fallen18. broken19. Whenever20. flocktogetherDay 471. inough2. material3. signature4. disappear5. hazardous6. delicate7. who had8. site9. op/por/tu/ni/ty10. buffaloes echoes

torpedoes11. America’s12. Machu Picchu

is 600 years old13. ‘The Spanish

invaders,’headded,‘were unaware of its existence.’

OR ‘The Spanish

invaders’,headded,‘were unaware of its existence.’

14. Spanish15. so16. to cause great

damage17. is18. The19. educated well-governed20. two in the bushDay 481. vacinate2. alphabet3. enegy4. perhaps5. rigid6. happily angrily7. lie8. outside9. beacon


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10. note book11. one12. ‘Apeatbog,’began

Mr Hill, ‘is an oxygen-freewetland.’

OR ‘Apeatbog’,began

Mr Hill, ‘is an oxygen-freewetland.’

13. ‘Suchaplace,’hecontinued, ‘is perfect formummification.’

OR ‘Suchaplace’,he

continued, ‘is perfect formummification.’

14. interested15. will16. from17. broken18. taken19. because20. ends wellDay 491. perpose2. temperature3. disability4. suitcase5. ample6. midge7. how would8. quay9. dis/as/trous10. solos zeros

avocados11. France’s12. At the age of 84 the mime artist and

war hero, Marcel Marceau, has died

13. ‘MarcelMarceau,’he continued, ‘will always be remembered for his character,‘Bip’theclown.’

OR ‘MarcelMarceau’,

he continued, ‘will always be remembered for his, character,‘Bip’theclown.’

14. during15. and16. celebrated or

famous17. French18. The19. Teacher check20. the mice will playDay 501. appear

2. vegetable3. coastul4. assembly5. authentic6. adverbs7. vein8. freedom9. jostle10. rain forest11. more than one12. ‘Sharkfinning,’Ali

began, ‘should be banned.’

OR ‘Sharkfinning’,Ali

began, ‘should be banned.’

13. ‘When sharks are caught,’shesaid,‘their fins are cut off and the sharks are thrown back in the water.’

OR ‘When sharks are

caught’,shesaid,‘their fins are cut off and the sharks are thrown back in the water.’

14. verb15. are16. really17. thrown18. spent19. Unless20. has a silver liningDay 511. binoculars2. scissors3. celebrate4. dinosaur5. driven6. precaution7. Tom is8. heir9. delicious10. carried copied

buried11. are two sentences12. full stop13. full stop14. Tutankhamun

Howard Carter Queen Hatshepsut

15. thieves16. world-famous17. engraved18. was eaten19. on20. distressDay 521. trampoline

2. mosquito3. almost4. comfortable5. safe6. eat—eaten7. current8. people9. league10. zebra11. are two sentences12. capital letter13. She14. which one15. This16. these17. several18. Teacher check19. some20. theseDay 531. indicate2. calculator3. automatic4. recognisable5. accept6. unnatural7. Dad has or Dad is8. scent9. serious10. wearier easier11. is one sentence12. comma13. ,14. a15. marine16. when17. preposition18. passion19. to cause

embarrassment by saying the wrong thing.

20. Teacher checkDay 541. continent2. longitude3. exaggeration4. multiply5. continue6. fear wonder7. its8. woman9. dolphin10. fish11. is one sentence12. lower-case letter13. l14. which one15. that16. those17. often18. More

19. any20. to give upDay 551. flexible2. horrible3. visible4. sensible5. timid6. subtle7. where will8. coarse9. ambitious10. chewiest cheekiest11. are two sentences12. full stop13. .14. venom15. non16. so17. preposition18. pain19. He20. to be completely

correct.Day 561. forward2. widespread3. heartache4. floorboard5. ashamed6. enjoy7. passed8. free9. servant10. shark11. are two sentences12. capital letter13. capital Y14. how much15. less16. plenty of17. which ones18. this19. These20. in the same

situation.Day 571. delightful2. imagination3. welcome4. until5. stop6. air7. what had8. our9. suspicious10. cried tried fried11. is one sentence12. comma13. ,14. yes

15. can16. until17. verb18. in19. to avoid taking sides

in an argument.20. to shrink graduallyDay 581. spaghetti2. paragraph3. appoint4. divide5. allow6. bitter happy7. steal8. place9. prohibit10. bear11. is one sentence12. lower-case letter13. designing14. sharp15. Those16. between17. a small amount18. Every19. some20. be careful about

your actions and behaviour.

Day 591. interview2. submarine3. asteroid4. freckle5. sleeping6. mislead7. could have8. heal9. curious10. bullies hurries

spies11. are two sentences.12. full stop13. .14. You you15. future16. Before17. adjective18. beside19. tell something which

should be a secret.20. an animal that eats

plants.Day 601. eighth2. festival3. photograph4. straight5. compulsory6. danger fame7. There


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8. smell9. friend10. cheese11. are two sentences12. capital letter13. I14. that15. Those

these16. these17. Those18. several

a few19. some20. a little plenty ofDay 611. vicious2. protein3. b4. adorable5. gain6. combine7. mightn’t8. past9. martial10. carrying dying

riding11. At the side of the

road, the child sat crying.

12. Julie, a champion skater,ismysister’sfriend.

13. Thechildren’smenugave a choice: chicken nuggets, pizza and fish all served with french fries, mash or salad.

14. she15. they16. sister17. they18. plays19. taught20. PlayingDay 621. ambitious2. siege3. s4. possibly5. leave6. industrial7. current8. stale9. circus10. Texas11. Sophie

I want to stay up late12. She spoke defiantly

to her parents, ‘I will notgotobed!’

13. Sophie tried the soft approach and said, ‘Please may I stay upalittlerlater?’

14. always15. clumsily16. toothbrush17. older taller18. school bus19. Tony20. He itDay 631. precious2. seize3. b4. changeable5. mix6. propose7. wouldn’t8. guessed9. special10. hitting tying11. Before the clock

struck midnight, the princess disappeared.

12. Arthur rode his bike, a Peugeot 531, to school each day.

13. The sports available were: swimming, tennis or badminton, netball or basketball and cricket or baseball.

14. he15. we16. Sam17. they18. visit19. went20. swumDay 641. cautious2. chief3. n4. horribly5. doubt6. servant7. currants8. weak9. depend10. Pacific11. The voice

What are you doing in my house

12. Greta stuttered a reply, ‘I thought it was derelict. Please forgiveme.’

13. The hoarse voice answered, ‘I will but only because I am

your great-great-grandmother.’

14. joyfully15. tomorrow16. there17. has been stuck18. tomcat19. flock20. butDay 651. delicious2. caffeine3. t4. noticeable5. definite6. energy7. shan’t8. heard9. social10. stopping lying11. With a sinking

feeling in his heart, the player left the pitch.

12. The team we were playing, Star Lakers, forfeited the match.

13. The choices for the party included bowling, watersports, laser games and disco, with food as an optional extra.

14. you15. you16. Tim Joe 17. he18. is are19. built20. FollowingDay 661. infectious2. thief3. k4. terribly5. deny6. testimonial7. device8. private9. embers10. Amazon11. The General

Just one more push, boys,andwe’llbethrough enemy lines!

12. A young corporal spoke up bravely, ‘Do youthinkI’lllivetosee my newborn son sir?’

13. The General replied, ‘This will be your

last time facing the enemy.’

14. always15. I16. ?17. stop have18. 4(bottleswater

snackride)19. 4(andare

importantand)20. InDay 671. malicious2. receive3. b4. guilty5. rot6. subject7. shouldn’t8. passed9. racial10. writing beginning11. For the third time

thisweek,Dad’scarwould not start.

12. At the end of the party,Dad’s50th,wewere exhausted.

13. My favourite animals include cats, dogs and horses especially ponies.

14. I15. we16. Pavol17. you18. goes go19. lost20. keptDay 681. nutritious2. field3. n4. sensibly5. kind6. glorious7. roots8. buy9. flicker10. spider11. The crowd

Hurrah for our Olympic champions

12. The President joked, ‘There’salargecrowd here today. Is anything special happening?’

13. Gloria Mallard continued, ‘To our dedicated athletes we say congratulations.’

14. anxiously15. In for behind16. aloud17. Yes18. fear19. no20. IfDay 691. suspicious2. ceiling3. t4. reliable5. foe6. exact7. won’t8. father9. facial10. drumming cycling11. By taking the short

cut, we arrived home much earlier.

12. According to Beth, the lady next door, the post came late.

13. Instruments in the school band are violin, guitar, flute,clarinetandrecorder.

14. it15. they16. bus17. We18. knew19. felt20. TravellingDay 701. fictitious2. produce3. k4. visibly5. bright6. ceremonial7. prophecy8. public9. gradual10. soil11. Mrs Abbott

Amouse!It’samouse!

12. Tim from 5th Class spoke calmly, ‘Are you afraid of mice MrsAbbott?’

13. Mrs Abbott replied nervously, ‘No Tim, butIdidn’texpectto find one in my handbag!’

14. Although15. silently16. piece17. no


Answers 6th Class

18. emotion19. had played20. inDay 711. appreciate2. harras3. perchase4. imagine5. argue6. re7. who’ll8. suite9. mischief 2

opportunity 510. hurries studies11. Lots of people enjoy

takeaway meals but my family and I prefer home-cooked food.

12. The summer Olympics have been held in London, Beijing, Athens and Sydney.

13. a full stop14. the one15. his notes16. muddy17. dropped18. threw19. knows20. adviceDay 721. discrace2. cushion3. mischievous4. ancshus5. peace6. atomise

cannibalise7. pare8. success9. multitude10. water11. The medicine box

contained bandages, antiseptic cream, painkillers and a pair of scissors.

12. extremely hungry13. The poster

advertised that the circus was coming to New Ross.

14. them15. meals16. a17. choose18. absolutely19. dreadful20. but

Day 731. autograph2. frekwently3. parliament4. tungue5. rise6. over7. why’d8. mist9. accommodate 4

frequently 310. marries supplies

buys11. The River Liffey

looked like it was going to burst its banks.

12. teachers’13. a comma14. any15. the box of

chocolates16. eye17. the18. jumped19. behind into20. slept like a babyDay 741. monssoon2. recommend3. revelootion4. emergency5. sensible6. threaten frighten7. pair8. gift9. poem10. Ganymede11. The indoor activities

included basket weaving, kite making, calligraphy and scrapbooking.

12. dull, boring and unchanging

13. have14. they15. walking boots16. deciding17. a18. incredibly19. worn out20. WhenDay 751. convenience2. description3. baeutiful4. hansome5. display6. mis7. where’ve8. patients

9. evaporation 5 privilege 3

10. scurries relies11. Ihopewe’renot

given too much homework tonight.

12. The cruise included stops in Greece, Crete, Cyprus and Italy.

13. a comma14. work15. computer16. gave17. we18. will give19. beneath from20. soDay 761. resgue2. deleete3. weather4. awful5. revive6. assassinate

hyphenate7. while8. enemy9. geology10. Japan11. We visited the

supermarket, two clothes shops, a games shop and a bookshop.

12. a person who studies the stars

13. Theladies’scarveswere hanging beside their coats.

14. it15. Our defeat in the

match16. statement17. . 18. really19. quickly20. BeforeDay 771. arnser2. forgivable3. jewellery4. feirce5. isolated6. dis7. how’d8. fined9. favourite 3

explanation 410. worries buries

says11. Istillcan’tbelieve

that our team won.

12. The zoo housed lions, penguins, kangaroos, snakes, seals and giraffes.

13. Michelle announced, ‘I have worked well in school and my resultsaregreat.’

14. to be suspicious15. to sleep16. early17. makes drinks18. go19. on in20. hugeDay 781. tornado2. gaurantee3. puase4. lifestyle5. praise6. acidify solidify7. wondered8. highest9. bruise10. ostrich11. Dad tried a number

of tools to break the lock: a hammer, a saw, a drill and even a large stone.

12. a person who studies rocks

13. The manager offered, ‘Three nights forthepriceoftwo.’

14. it15. My friends16. Ill17. question18. so19. weak20. WhenDay 791. environment2. extrodinary3. discipline4. speshes5. peak6. un7. what’re8. war9. appreciate 4

international 510. carries tries11. The television show

was interrupted by a breaking news story.

12. The news reporter announced, ‘We interrupt this programme to bring you some shocking

news.’13. The tournament

will involve French, German, Italian and Russian athletes.

14. to be obsessed with an idea

15. to give up a difficult activity

16. work17. Marble18. are19. from near20. present tenseDay 801. immediatly2. graceful3. grusome4. author5. bury6. memorise

apologise7. stake8. remedy9. delight10. wind11. I like reading about

unicorns, goblins, giants, centaurs, dragons and wizards.

12. a person who studies living things

13. The 14. them15. Two windows16. up17. our18. most19. possible20. butDay 811. apparent2. scedule3. sustain4. fued5. cruel6. in7. who’swho’s8. source9. citizen 3

majority 410. bought studied11. ‘What are you

doing?’askedmybest friend.

12. ‘Ouch!’criedMatthew. ‘That hurt myarm!’

13. Dad likes lettuce, tomatoes and onions in his sandwich.


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14. Jack’sparentstookhim to the airport.

15. past16. preposition17. himself18. himself19. either or20. to celebrateDay 821. catergry2. voucher3. ocurred4. amateur5. cover6. collection

information7. steak8. large9. camera10. field11. ‘No,’hereplied.‘I

have to go to the parkfirst.’

OR ‘No’,hereplied.‘I

have to go to the parkfirst.’

12. ‘What is the capital ofPeru?’Julieasked.

13. Laois, Kilkenny and Kildare are all in Leinster.

14. is caused by15. Plaqueiscausedby

bacteria.16. Regular brushing

reducesplaque.17. yourself18. himself19. consequently20. finallyDay 831. conscience2. afterwurds3. glacier4. sossidge5. gentle6. re7. why’re

why’ve8. pear9. research 2

technology 410. hurried supplied11. J K Rowling wrote

the Harry Potter series.

12. I asked my friend, ‘Did you get concert tickets?’

13. ‘I like milk chocolate,’saidRyan,‘butIdon’tlike

whitechocolate.’ OR ‘I like milk

chocolate’,saidRyan,‘butIdon’tlikewhitechocolate.’

14. past15. portrayed16. preposition17. herself18. themselves19. but also20. award-winning

celebrityDay 841. equippment2. quarantine3. colom4. encourage5. adore6. population

imagination7. much8. yearly9. degree10. basketball11. The woman yelled,

‘Close the door after you!’

12. ‘Who scored the goal?’enquiredNiamh.

13. William Shakespeare wrote‘Macbeth’.

14. is caused by15. Diet and exercise

promote good health.

16. A healthy lifestyle creates a feeling of well-being.

17. ourselves18. themselves19. instead20. otherwiseDay 851. government2. apolergise3. probable4. effishent5. durable6. un7. how’rehow’ve8. current9. foreign 2

surgery 310. said relied11. The bus driver

announced, ‘The bus isfull.’

12. Johnny Depp is an American actor.

13. Charles Dickens

wrote ‘A Christmas Carol.’

14. past15. heavily16. preposition17. itself18. themselves19. neither nor20. greedy, selfish

peopleDay 861. prejerdice2. definite3. reversable4. against5. freedom6. reflection

confirmation7. site8. solid9. finance10. Austria11. ‘There is so much

todo,’complainedEdel.

OR There is so much

todo’,complainedEdel.

12. Denise said, ‘Your really kind brother willhelpyou.’

13. Clairesaid,‘I’dlovetohelpbutI’mgoingshopping.’

14. are delighted by15. Tourists appreciate

traditional foods.16. Tourists enjoy local

festivals.17. themselves18. ourselves19. besides20. howeverDay 871. fibre2. shreik3. collection4. frightning5. amiable6. re7. when’rewhen’ve8. moose9. experiment 4

measure 210. scurried buried

prayed11. Susan Murphy,

the captain of the football team, encouraged her teammates.

12. Marie whispered, ‘I

hid the money in the safe.’

13. Roald Dahl wrote ‘TheWitches’.

14. past15. unconditionally16. preposition17. itself18. itself19. not but20. his faithful fun-loving

partner in crimeDay 881. theeater2. expression3. reveiw4. organise5. proud6. eruption

preservation7. sight8. choice9. guide10. buffalo11. ‘I think those

animals are called antelope,’saidDara.

OR ‘I think those

animals are called antelope’,saidDara.

12. One of my favourite filmsis‘Shrek’.

13. Inspector Mulligan, the leader of the investigation, caught the culprit.

14. are fascinated by15. Some athletes are

badly affected by fame.

16. Successful athletes coach future stars.

17. themselves18. ourselves19. also20. thenDay 891. accommodate2. disgussion3. except4. perspone5. thankful6. dis7. what’rewhat’ve8. reign9. ecosystem 4

conclusion 310. worried tried

played11. Bronagh, Peter, Ian,

Bill and Katie were not in school today.

12. ‘Weretheyallsick?’Iasked.

13. I love the song ‘SilentNight’.

14. has made15. past16. preposition17. yourself18. himself19. both and20. the spirited, fun-

loving demonDay 901. cermittee2. permission3. hyumour4. dignity5. dishonourable6. expression

conservation7. piece8. to watch9. laurel10. ocean11. ‘Do not run across

theroad,’warnedMum.

OR ‘Do not run across

theroad’,warnedMum.

12. ‘I would never do that,Mum,’repliedFrank.

OR ‘I would never do

that,Mum’,repliedFrank.

13. Eoin Colfer wrote the book‘ArtemisFowl’.

14. are helped by15. Libraries have a

great selection of books.

16. Young children enjoy story time.

17. myself18. herself19. because20. meanwhileDay 911. approval2. voluntry3. electrician4. serspend5. organise6. bi7. would have8. plane9. deciduous 4

coniferous 410. betrayed betraying


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11. Anna is the best- known player on the team.

12. ‘Helpme!’criedJay.‘IthinkI’mfalling!’

13. ‘Where’sthedog’sblanket?’askedMum.

14. mine15. him16. usually17. Kay18. bird wall Kay19. the infinitive of a

verb20. soDay 921. telervision2. contentment3. drowt4. transport5. attract6. extension

confusion7. pane8. to build9. antidote10. familiar family11. Joe’s12. Pippa’sKate’s13. Emma’sSam’s14. anyone15. which16. hardest17. extremely18. a19. a phrase20. tigressDay 931. autopsy2. ciclist3. literacy4. prepear5. understand6. tele7. could have8. right9. physician 3

politician 410. bullying bullied11. A Bill prefers eggs

that cost nothing. B Bill prefers eggs

laid by free-range hens.

12. Walking into the kitchen, Joe asked, ‘What’scooking?’

13. ‘Arethegirls’toysinsidetheirbags?’askedtheman’swife.

14. yourself

15. themselves16. aimlessly17. across18. shadows sun

patterns land19. a phrase20. AlthoughDay 941. factry2. counter3. rescent4. examination5. ignore6. attention reduction7. colander8. innocent9. charcoal10. courteous courtesy11. Taryn’s12. Rex’sRover’s13. Bill’s14. that15. this16. taller17. really18. nephew19. the infinitive of a

verb20. nurse teacherDay 951. publication2. sheild3. forgiveness4. shakern5. choose6. re7. should have8. steel9. percussion 3

mission 210. decayed decaying11. B The grant was a

small amount of money.

A Only small businesses are entitled to these grants.

12. ‘Whatagreatsong!’marvelledAli.‘Who’ssinging?’

13. ‘What’veyoudonetoit?’askedthechild’sbigsister.

14. ourselves15. these16. almost17. was shaken18. The19. the infinitive of a

verb20. either or

Day 961. diserbedient2. disgusting3. unbalernced4. raspberry5. survive6. corrosion infusion7. pain8. halt9. culprit10. enter entrance11. Goldie’s12. Bella’sZena’s13. Polly’s14. somebody15. which16. tallest17. too18. kites wind frames19. a phrase20. friend touristDay 971. circumference2. derpression3. decision4. rellation5. brag6. dis7. might have8. beech9. direction 3

proportion 310. destroyed

destroying11. B The baby was ill

and clothed. A The baby was

badly clothed but not ill.

12. ‘Who else is coming?’askedMum. ‘I need to know.’

13. ‘Who’dhavethoughttolookthere!’criedLi in surprise.

14. itself15. whose16. immediately17. the18. cat fire room19. a phrase20. whenDay 981. merchinery2. bilingual3. primery4. doubtful5. collect6. exclusion collision7. it’s8. senior

9. fetlock10. flourfloury11. Dad’s12. Grandma’s

Grandpa’s13. Bea’s14. who15. this16. better17. so18. ram19. the infinitive of a

verb20. parent pupilDay 991. discovery2. packidge3. delighted4. reaxtion5. surprise6. un7. must have8. waste9. demonstration 4

competition 410. occupying occupied11. B The instrument

was small and had been used.

A The instrument had hardly been used.

12. As the opposition scored again, Dad cried,‘Ohno!’

13. ‘Thatdog’stakenmysausages!’shoutedDad angrily.

14. hers15. that16. usually17. present tense18. man checkout

contents basket19. a phrase20. butDay 1001. passinger2. assistance3. desend4. heroic5. take6. translation

division7. import8. interior9. girder10. creation creative11. Dolly’s12. Cher’sDolly’s13. Cher’sDolly’s14. Everything

15. who16. wisest17. very18. captain river19. the infinitive of a

verb20. adult childDay 1011. discover2. hopefull3. comfortable4. cinerma5. referee6. private7. children geese8. male9. furthermore 3

whereas 210. begged begging11. Rita12. Rita sat down,

coughedandquietlysaid, ‘So who will helpme?’

13. Rita wanted to sow seeds in her neighbour’sgarden,butshecouldn’tdoit all by herself.

14. countries15. scenic16. a wet blanket17. attack18. relief19. pronoun20. arrivedDay 1021. accerdent2. family3. loshern4. translate5. seldom6. comprehensive

exhaustive7. cheque8. superior9. weak10. voucher11. Pat’s12. Sean’sPat’s13. Pat’s14. statement15. we you 16. I17. to relax18. its19. visitor20. play with fireDay 1031. infusion2. cerculate3. resistible


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4. differculty5. litter6. contract7. people mice8. week9. because 2

whenever 310. dropped dropping11. the principal12. Mr Jones raised his

hand, smiled and asked, ‘How can I help?’

13. Mr Jones was able to help the principal because he had the book she was looking for.

14. Cornwall15. rugged16. to smell a rat17. 2(founderedstole)18. army19. pronoun 20. to captureDay 1041. harth2. grieve3. centery4. decimal5. worthless6. explosive

investigative7. check8. cunning9. yolk10. vogue11. Jane’s12. Peter’sJane’s13. Jane’s14. question15. to give the cold

shoulder16. those17. most popular 18. whenever19. The20. To tackle to beDay 1051. written2. begger3. anniversary4. cereul5. safe6. fragrant7. women lice8. sow9. nevertheless 4

alternatively 510. dragged dragging11. ‘How far away is the

sun?’askedDan.‘I

wanttoknow.’12. Looking at him, Mum

replied, ‘Very, very, veryfaraway!’

13. Dan wanted to be an astronaut more than anything else.

14. longest15. longer16. but17. has been

determined18. its19. amazon20. knocked on the headDay 1061. disobay2. optician3. poisernous4. tricked5. wealth6. tied7. coarse8. piece9. traitor10. vixen11. Laura’s12. Rick’sLaura’s13. Laura’s14. command15. quickly16. introduced were

spread17. not only but also18. a conjunction19. towns people

factories20. diseasesDay 1071. disapprove2. examin3. overtaken4. mercyful5. buy6. freedom7. teeth children8. leek9. however 3

therefore 210. stopped stopping11. After reading the

story of Romulus and Remus and teacher asked, ‘Do youthinkit’sfactorfiction?’

12. A child shot up, waved his hand in the air and cried, ‘Sir, Sir I know the answer!’

13. The children were learning about the

pharaohs, gods and rituals of Ancient Egypt.

14. Rome15. Roman16. town did exist on

the site before the Roman empire began

17. vast18. out of sorts19. still20. inDay 1081. oparate2. electrical3. teleperthy4. session5. abstract6. extensive

imaginative7. tide8. vein9. spanner10. vaccine11. Henry’s12. George’sHenry’s13. Henry’s14. exclamation15. you yourself16. many moons ago17. Not only but also18. picked aimed19. child20. nipped in the budDay 1091. generally2. imppress3. dreamer4. painkilla5. error6. hereby7. formulae feet8. route9. meanwhile 2

consequently 410. hugged hugging11. ‘Will we be able to

sailthisafternoon?’Alan asked. ‘It looks abitroughtome.’

12. Alan enjoyed many sports: tennis, indoor cricket, badminton, basketball and swimming.

13. Alan bought a book about sports called ‘SportsFanatic’.

14. that15. too16. For that reason17. has been

18. from on19. was20. friendDay 1101. surch2. rumour3. publick4. trainer5. cease6. corrosive

informative7. missed8. profit9. sieve10. tracksuit11. Tom’s12. Bek’sTom’s13. Tom’s14. question15. will have cycled16. Italian17. yet18. cousin19. snail20. fitnessDay 1111. boredom2. transver3. abbreviation4. arguement5. raise6. maladjustment

misadventure7. indices scissors8. paw9. anticipate 4

antiseptic 410. prettily11. Tim’stwins’12. didn’tcouldn’t13. The doctor gave

Tim pain killers, bandages and crutches to help his injury.

14. For with15. common gender16. the17. felt18. fiddle19. friend teacher20. himselfDay 1121. prevous2. quarrel3. cercus4. aquatic5. divide6. official singular7. tale8. meddle9. oblivious

10. generation11. Mum called loudly,

‘Lunchisready!’12. Mum had prepared

nachos, spring rolls, sushi and a fruit platter.

13. to eat14. badly15. its16. bargains17. before18. patience19. ing20. sellDay 1131. dependability2. acurrate3. cooperate4. incerdent5. remedy6. mal7. scissors8. tale9. barrister 3

bayonet 310. happily11. Abel’ssultan’s12. They’dthey’re13. It’s14. verb15. Sultans16. Consequently17. abstract18. past tense19. Turkey20. isDay 1141. sovreign2. annual3. celebritty4. latitude5. minority6. angular partial7. tail8. currant9. palate10. aggressive11. As he resurfaced, the

troll spluttered and screeched angrily, ‘You will be sorry youevercrossme!’

12. Gryphon, Gawbir and Garmen stared down as the troll climbed up the rickety, wooden bridge.

13. Gryphon, the largest goat with the biggest horns, knocked the troll back into the


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river.14. made spread15. across to on16. before17. hear18. nothing19. did not hear20. goatDay 1151. petition2. labratory3. telegraph4. boundry5. courage6. misfortune

malnutrition7. bacterium gateaux8. hour our9. caviar 3

civilised 310. heavily11. Cora’sRachel’s parents’12. could’vedidn’t13. ‘Rachel is collecting

thecake,’confirmedCora.

OR ‘Rachel is collecting

thecake’,confirmedCora.

14. were15. pain16. past tense17. a severe and testing

experience18. unjust19. past20. herself.Day 1161. armer2. thieves3. feiry4. education5. contract6. financial

spectacular7. imaginative8. to try9. reaction10. decipher11. Moving forward in a

trance, Barry spoke in a voice so unlike his own, ‘Who will walk with me to the centreofthemaze?’

12. Don stepped forward, knowing only he could save this poor boy from the evil witch, Bellamort.

13. DontookBarry’swand and crossed it with his own, an inferior model, as they entered the maze.

14. Tour de France15. to complete16. rivals17. stages18. conjunction19. experienced20. most importantDay 1171. discipline2. responsable3. suspect4. hemersphere5. display6. misgiving

malpractice7. geese ox8. bean9. decipher 3

distribute 310. lazily11. baby’s12. must’vewho’d13. ‘Stop!Thief!’shouted

the shop manager.14. suburb15. Wombles

Wimbledon Common

16. year17. public18. prestigious19. was used

were used20. onDay 1181. attenttion2. magnet3. childesh4. superior5. loss6. circular

confidential7. instance8. waist9. scarcely10. imitate11. Tina wondered

aloud, ‘What shall I buy my best, beautiful, funny friend for her birthday?’

12. Tina had plenty of ideas as her friend loved drawing, craft, calligraphy, reading and stationery.

13. proper adjective14. was named15. method16. purpose17. a verb18. During19. Austrian20. revolutionDay 1191. cyclone2. relertive3. abandoned4. convinient5. wreck6. maltreat mistrust7. cactus trout8. vane9. estimate 3

evaporate 410. readily11. hunters’12. They’dthey’d13. ‘I think we should

getoutofhere,’suggested one hunter.

14. smallest15. Welsh16. present17. are18. murky19. past tense20. In additionDay 1201. confewsion2. magician3. definately4. chauffeur5. doubtful6. muscular palacial7. instant8. door9. roulette10. fortitude11. Linda muttered, ‘I

cannotbelieveI’mdoingthis!’

12. The race had four parts: a swim, an assault course, a mountain bike ride and a cross-country run.

13. Linda exclaimed, ‘I’mdelightedtobefinished!’

14. changed 15. Britain Germany16. German17. emperor18. past19. their

20. bitternessDay 1211. alliance2. verticul3. embarrassed4. similer5. expand6. transaction or

interaction intersection

7. leaf fish or fishes

8. wear where9. fascinate 3

fuselage 310. beautifully11. ToMum’sItalian12. interruption13. There were four

starters, five mains and four desserts to choose from.

14. In between along15. plague16. Europe17. a preposition18. were19. prepositions20. pastDay 1221. carridge2. obedient3. suspiscion4. asthma5. stormy6. enjoyment

judgement or judgement7. its8. stare9. anxiety10. applaud11. He was a well known

actor.12. one-third13. sixty-five14. abolished15. slavery16. from17. states slaves

fields nations18. the19. but20. beganDay 1231. percussion2. seprately3. dissolve4. intervul5. guest6. interchange

transcript

7. bottles series8. peace piece9. geography 4

glossary 310. curiously11. The Stanton Circus

Friday12. repetition13. The two hour show

had trapeze artists, jugglers, acrobats and clowns.

14. highest tallest15. zones16. verb17. is18. adjective19. but20. thisDay 1241. asociation2. oxygen3. consientous4. literature5. cared-for6. adjustment

encouragement7. right8. inferior9. bandage10. effigy11. He was a fair haired

young boy.12. three-quarters13. twenty-five14. Sri Lanka

Indian Ocean India15. invaders16. well established17. region18. there19. Portuguese Dutch

British20. had been knownDay 1251. emotion2. parrelell3. distribution4. senery5. departure6. interaction or

transaction transformation

7. deer thief8. hire higher9. herbivore 3

hesitate 310. disastrously

disaster11. Earth12. ‘Can you name the

fiveoceans?’askedthe teacher.


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13. ‘Ican!Ican!’bragged Aoife.

14. is helps15. yes16. employment17. hope18. kids streets19. was established20. toDay 1261. discription2. medieval3. apperatus4. reference5. rejoice6. attachment

engagement7. famous8. purchase9. fallow10. appeal11. She was a bad

tempered teacher.12. one-half13. twenty-first14. has lived15. accepted16. to live17. but18. Since19. enthusiasm20. NickDay 1271. variety2. cemerony3. burglar4. sensable5. ample6. transmission or

intermission international or transnational

7. formula yolks8. We’reweir9. instrument 3

isosceles 410. dangerously

danger11. The Jupiter12. ‘We are going to

learn about the solar system,’announcedthe teacher.

OR ‘We are going to

learn about the solar system’,announcedthe teacher.

13. The children asked, ‘When are we going tostart?’

14. The Vikings were invading warriors

who came from Denmark, Norway and Sweden.

15. era16. an infinitive17. 4(Vikings North America Russia Mediterranean)18. was founded19 monasteries20. narrow, light woodenDay 1281. audable2. rhubarb3. progect3. formula5. captivity6. amusement

development7. loose8. rite9. incredible10. destiny11. The much needed

holiday was enjoyed by all.

12. four-fifths13. fifty-five14. are composed 15. unique16. water17. occasionally18. after19. standstill20. to enjoyDay 1291. conceit2. reherseal3. examiner4. naition5. sufficient6. transfusion

interlock7. churches buzzes8. Checkcheque9. jubilant 3

justify 310. foolishly fool11. The

Rocky Mountains Andes Americas

12. The Himalayas, located in Asia, separate the Tibetan plateau from the Indian subcontinent.

13. ‘I know some information about theHimalayas,’added Tony.

OR ‘I know some

information about theHimalayas’,added Tony.

14. believe15. magician16. to live17. embedded18. himself19. took to see gave20. verbDay 1301. misrable2. radiator3. contrabution4. prosperous5. perfect6. advertisement

disappointment7. their8. body9. liberty10. curtain11. Children enjoy

many after school activities.

12. two-thirds13. twenty-seventh14. civil15. completely armed16. to be defeated17. and18. was ruled19. an adjective20. becauseDay 1311. transfusion2. alternativley3. politician4. effciently5. synthetic6. supercharge

subconscious7. circles deer8. due dew9. laminate 3

lavender 310. perfectly

perfection11. The rabbit hops

inside its cage when it’sfeelinghappy.

12. animals13. exclamation mark

questionmark14. To say15. lie16. visible white17. adverb18. The the the19. pulpy

20. areDay 1321. desparate2. pollution3. humilaty4. incense5. meagre6. cultural torturous7. provided8. soldier9. bitumen10. intention11. Greg’sBek’s12. one13. thebicycle’swheels14. in from15. was recorded16. gradually17. to defend18. past19. independently20. Corinth Athens

SpartaDay 1331. electricity2. aquisition3. respect4. perseverance5. infertile6. subculture

superglue7. radii tooth8. ceiling sealing9. magazine 3

mandolin 310. angrily anger11. Is it true that if you

don’texerciseyourbrain it will lose its ability to work properly?

12. no13. full stop

questionmark14. Masai Africa

Kenya Tanzania15. nomadic16. within by with

from17. build18. women19. there20. areDay 1341. bountyful2. potential3. emfusiasm4. miniature5. hinder6. adventurous

natural7. they’re

8. maximum9. discomfort10. deficient11. Sandra’s12. oneteacher’s13. Someteachers’

lessons.14. to be15. We16. present17. by18. to19. basic20. have been strippedDay 1351. handicraft2. cisterm3. patience4. ecsept5. careful6. subdivision

supergrass7. person children8. maid made9. negotiate 4

nocturnal 310. certainly certainty11. I’veneverwatched

that TV show. Is it any good?

12. wouldn’t13. full stop

exclamation mark14. Trans-Siberian

Railway Russia Moscow Vladivostok

15. almost16. over with along17. to complete18. Lake Baikal19. superlative20. an adjectiveDay 1361. guvernor2. catastrophe3. reclaimible4. centenary5. friendly6. humorous

structural7. might8. there9. galore10. saturate11. Kane’sAbel’s12. more than one

teachers’13. theseniorpupils’

homework14. French15. cause


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16. transferred17. a18. to go19. heating the wine

destroyed the yeast did not damage the wine

20. rawDay 1371. generosity2. preportion3. certificate4. origernal5. explain6. superhuman

submerge7. fungus teeth8. lesson lessen9. omnivorous 4

orchestra 310. hungrily hunger11. Ineedtobuyflour,

eggs, dried fruit and sugar for the cake.

12. When separating eggs to make ameringue,it’simportant that no yolk goes into the egg white.

13. exclamation mark questionmark

14. Napolean Bonaparte15. French16. vast17. Russia18. bitter19. was exiled20. inDay 1381. circerlation2. paralyse3. replicar4. forfeit5. entrance6. glamorous horticultural7. morale8. impolite9. jackal10. frieze11. Chanel’s12. more than one

puppies’13. twodogs’puppies14. anaconda snake15. largest16. live: verb lives: noun17. grow18. kilogram19. young

20. itselfDay 1391. repetition2. propellar3. circumstance4. passidge5. subtract6. superpower

subtitle7. person uncles8. hoarse horse9. papyrus 3

precarious 410. spitefully spite11. I’llbuymyaunt’s

present tomorrow. She needs to check thatit’stherightsize.

12. Shopping with my aunt’sgreatfunbecauseshe’sreallyquiteeccentric.

13. full stop questionmark

14. plot15. past tense16. hid17. to light18. Under of19. very20. were litDay 1401. painstakeing2. foundation3. obediance4. proceed5. gentle6. agricultural

laborious7. than8. citizen9. meditate10. necklace11. Jack’sJill’s12. onefarmer’s13. thefarmers’property14. are15. an adjective16. not17. was discovered18. and19. deciphered20. a prepositionDay 1411. organisation2. vairiation3. confidence4. errosion5. separate6. postdate or predate

premature

7. ox sheep8. thyme time9. quality 3

quantity 310. adverb: miserably

noun: misery11. Ingredients include

dried fruit, nuts and seeds, wheat, bran andoatflakes.

12. Do we have to toast theflakesfirst?

13. ‘Heat the honey andbutterfirst,’instructed Mum.

OR ‘Heat the honey

andbutterfirst’,instructed Mum.

14. under15. existed16. superlative17. past tense18. by in of19. major20. conflictDay 1421. abominable2. perpendicular3. estuery4. corosion5. abundant6. cautious7. personnel8. moon9. capacity10. intensity11. questionmark12. exclamation mark13. full stop14. are15. strong16. comparative17. 5 18. yes19. to be20. most recentDay 1431. consequently2. puncshuality3. electrician4. melodius5. doubtful6. precaution

postgraduate7. gases

offspring8. dessert desert9. reaction 3

recuperate 410. proudly pride11. At the end of World

War II, women who had been working in jobs traditionally done by men, had to give up their work.

12. Women liked being paid to work, so they found jobs elsewhere.

13. ‘Why were women notpaidequally?’enquiredthechild.

14. Mao Zedong Communist Party

15. When16. Chinese17. received18. quickly19. when and20. cruelDay 1441. dissern2. pitiful3. circit4. literate5. fake6. ambitious

atrocious7. interior8. jewel9. enough10. oblige11. exclamation mark12. exclamation mark13. comma14. Spanish15. faith16. subjects17. verb18. immediately19. cruel20. rainDay 1451. deceit2. allternately3. honesty4. reclaimation5. enlarge6. prehistory

postmortem7. criterion tableau8. sew so sow9. sacrifice 3

sediment 310. gratefully

gratitude or gratefulness

11. One of the most successful kings in Europe in the first century AD was Charlemagne, King of the Franks.

12. Charlemagne was known as Charles the Great.

13. I read about Charles in my book ‘History ofEurope’.

14. British15. After16. but17. to reach to find18. men19. They20. journeyDay 1461. demonstration2. circumference3. loyerlty4. responsibility5. definite6. infectious

pretentious7. permanent8. sun9. hostel10. reassure11. Jai spoke excitedly,

‘Who’sturnisitnext?’12. Jai’s13. comma14. Russia it15. ruled16. was married17. the18. common gender19. army20. interestingDay 1471. manuscript2. centergrade3. revolution4. asisstant5. complete6. posthaste prejudge7. radii or radiuses

analyses8. would wood9. technology 4

tragedy 310. adverb: humbly

noun: humility11. Although the United

Kingdom is densely populated, it does have many country areas.

12. For many people, walking in the countryside is a favouritepastime;there are many walking trails.

13. ‘There are beautiful mountains and lakes


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inIreland,’observedthe tourist.

OR ‘There are beautiful

mountains and lakes inIreland’,observedthe tourist.

14. destroyed15. so16. the fire17. king’s18. ensure19. fled20. whenDay 1481. redugtion2. precaution3. misstaken4. opposition5. dubious6. malicious nutritious7. exterior8. star9. kiln10. safari11. full stop12. The study of ancient

cultures, such as the Chinese, the Greeks and the Maya, reveals a lot about our past.

13. Many things were developed in the ancient times: the wheel, paper, irrigation and central heating.

14. past15. a16. temporary17. to form18. Dressed charged19. on 20. was assassinatedDay 1491. perceive2. believible3. constitution5. optermism5. embarrass6. premeditate

postscript7. governments

salmon8. war wore9. ventilate 3

versatile 310. desperately

desperation11. The 72 year reign of

Louis XIV of France began in the second

half of the 17th century.

12. Louis was known as the Sun King believing himself to be the sun and his subjects, the planets.

13. ‘Did you know that France became a very powerful Europeancountry,’explained the historian.

OR ‘Did you know that

France became a very powerful Europeancountry’,explained the historian.

14. its15. emperor16. pilots bombers

planes ships17. fleet18. so19. emblem20. pilotsDay 1501. desicive2. eletrocute3. determenation4. enjoyment5. strong6. conscientious

vicacious7. bow8. lunar9. nation10. respire11. comma12. exclamation mark13. questionmark14. of15. to realise16. had been exploring17. objects18. 16th19. are20. systemRevision days 1–101. answer2. occasion3. usually4. various5. caught6. disagree immortal7. might’ve8. flower9. certain10. churches11. One day you will like

carrots, peas, beans

and onion.12. ‘Please, may I have

somemore?’askedOliver.

13. churches’14. Brett Joli15. beautiful tall

French rude16. future17. preposition18. cast19. superlative20. not pleased21. library22. surprise23. disappear24. probably25. certain26. senseless

fearless27. allowed aloud28. courageous29. engulf30. now31. ‘You will do as I say,

Cotter!’explodedProfessor Drape.

32. Although I am young, I have travelled a great deal.

33. Mum’s34. early35. traffic station air36. less busy37. walk38. will leave39. caught40. Usk Gar ChestleRevision days 11–201. recognise2. nuisance3. available4. persuade5. often6. disrespect

disqualify7. would’ve8. board9. nec/es/sa/ry10. radios11. Gary cried out,

‘WatchoutTom!It’sLordWalbermort!’

12. Gary’s13. Gary, Tom, Germaine

and Hidreg stood still.

14. friends15. they16. warm comforting17. adverb18. the

19. beneath20. and21. damage22. excellent23. definite24. height25. stressed26. famous glorious27. stairs28. cunning29. surge30. chest31. Anna Grandpa

Joel32. Every spring, Anna

took the goats to the high pasture.

33. as safe as houses 34. Anna Joel Peter35. abstract noun36. proper adjective37. had lived38. to39. to40. andRevision days 21–301. achieve2. enough3. certain4. learn5. delete6. illegibleinadequate7. won’t8. altar9. des/per/ate10. diary11. Although Dad could

eat, the problem still bothered him.

12. Because he needs a lot of work done, Dad has to visit the dentist.

13. Dad’sotherproblemsinclude: a bad back, sore knees, rickety hips, ingrown toenails and bunions.

14. race15. Scottish16. France Paris17. longer18. most famous19. there20. We yours21. popular22. favourite23. forty24. disastrous25. admit26. mountainous

ridiculous

27. contract28. foe29. parachute30. knowledge31. Jan’s32. pin33. women’s34. Teacher check35. pride36. would prefer to relax37. quickly38. before39. to40. WhenRevision days 31–401. character2. especially3. Twelfth4. weird5. inquisitive6. disagree disobey7. shall not8. wandered9. pri/vi/lege10. skies11. thetrees’branches12. Where are you

going? asked Dad.13. demolish14. in15. but16. preposition17. The18. a19. shiny new20. was21. beauty22. curiosity23. embarrass24. rhythm25. humble26. logical musical27. cells28. export29. throat30. thirtythree31. more than one32. Isn’tdinnerready

yet?33. contemplate34. it35. as36. adjective37. has38. is39. preposition40. intenseRevision days 41–501. bizness2. temperature3. language


Answers4. disability5. dangerous6. foreign7. what had8. serial9. dis/as/trous10. torches echoes

patios11. spectators’12. Come on, Falcons!

Don’tletthemwin!13. ‘Myteam,’

announced Tom proudly, ‘won the championship.’

OR ‘Myteam’,

announced Tom proudly, ‘won the championship.’

14. owned sold had designed15. Although16. techniques17. The18. lasted19. Birds of a feather20. All’swell21. enough22. sincerely23. oppertunity24. relevant25. hilarious26. dangerously

wickedly 27. main28. outside29. beacon30. rain forest31. more than one32. ‘Thisrace,’began

the trainer, ‘is the lastoftheseason.’

OR ‘Thisrace’,began

the trainer, ‘is the lastoftheseason.’

33. ‘Thisevening,’hecontinued, ‘we will celebrate our success.’

OR ‘Thisevening’,he

continued, ‘we will celebrate our success.’

34. renowned35. ships planes36. are37. across38. beleave39. when40. Every cloud

Revision days 51–601. flexible2. imagination3. until4. scissors5. dormant6. mislaid7. Dad is8. course9. curious10. cried tried fried11. is one sentence12. comma13. comma14. in15. crimes16. sell17. Atahuallpa18. that19. body/corpse20. sit on the fence21. eighth22. straight23. delightful24. visible25. optional26. wonderful

enjoyment27. it’sits28. free29. series30. zebra31. are two sentences32. capital33. I34. Timbuktu35. in36. and37. had failed38. dwindle39. let the cat out of the

bag40. yesRevision days 61–701. ambitious2. ceiling3. doubt4. noticeable5. decay6. current7. won’t8. guest9. special10. writing beginning11. Arriving at the

theatre, Emma felt a knot in her stomach.

12. Emma was auditioning for a play, her first one, and she was very nervous.

13. Emma wondered which part she was best suited to: the sports fanatic, the teacher or the cook.

14. you15. are produced16. penicillin17. it18. no19. caused20. were21. siege22. protein23. solemn24. adorable25. gloomy26. servant27. routes28. purchase29. flatter30. soil31. The crowd

‘We want Three Connections!’

32. The pop group appeared on the balcony. ‘Greetings everyone. We are so happytobehere.’

33. Barry Tiles took the microphone. ‘We dedicate this tour to ourdedicatedfans.’

34. Greek35. and36. Archimedes37. inventions38. alight39. most famous40. whileRevision days 71–801. recommend2. enviroment3. baeutiful4. guarantee5. solitary6. relocked7. where have8. patience9. evaporation 5

frequently 310. marries supplies11. because12. During my trip I went

to Tralee, Killarney, Kenmare, Cobh and Waterford.

13. a comma14. was15. Rome16. successful17. senate Caesar

king18. They himself19. by of20. became21. convenience22. forgiveible23. disipline24. mischievous25. absurd26. memorise

apologise27. pear28. highest29. brute30. water31. I read novels by

authors such as Emily Rodda, JK Rowling, Rick Riordan and Suzanne Collins.

32. biologist33. Thechildren’sbooks

were all over the table.

34. past tense35. voyage36. no37. through between38. year39. it canal40. theRevision days 81–901. schedule2. fued3. apologise4. definate5. sturdy6. dislike7. when are

when have8. currant9. experiment 4

ecosystem 410. hurried

supplied11. ‘Show me your

homework!’demanded the teacher.

12. My favourite subjects are history, geography and science.

13. Michael Morpurgo wrote the book ‘War Horse’.

14. present15. was housed16. preposition17. and18. The slaves were

maltreated by

traders.19. in20. island of shame21. prejerdice22. sausage23. goverment24. conscience25. detest26. eruption

preservation27. site28. liquid29. finale30. zebra31. That famous ballet

was called ‘Swan Lake’.

32. ‘Iactuallyenjoyedit,’admitted Mark.

OR ‘I actually enjoyed

it’,admittedMark.33. ‘Can we go and see

itinVienna?’askedMark.

34. itself35. Not only but also36. the37. and38. from39. We drove Misty to

the vet.40. MistyRevision days 91–1001. raspberry2. desend3. forgiveness4. asisstance5. startle6. replay7. should’ve8. beech9. deciduous 4

coniferous 410. decayed

decaying11. B The recipe for the

cake was small A The recipe was

for small cakes.12. ‘These cakes are

delicious!’sighedAli.‘Anymore?’

13. ‘Who’sgoingtocleanupAli’smess?’asked Mum.

14. the15. man16. to from of17. before18. American 19. had been fighting20. allies

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21. descision22. circumference23. rescent24. drought25. disperse26. extension

confusion27. pane28. inside29. charade30. flourfloury31. Belle’s32. Tanya’sBelle’s33. Belle’s34. smaller35. sweet delicious36. I37. really38. to eat39. to store40. baby guestRevision days 101–1101. accident2. dificulty3. hopeful4. posionous5. umpire6. public7. tooth

child8. sow9. alternatively 5

consequently 410. dragged

dragging11. After reading the

survey results, the councillor spoke. ‘An adventure park will bebuilt!’

12. The next day, plans for the park were drawn up.

13. The children will be able to play on swings, slides, climbing frames and tennis courts.

14. have been used15. decimated16. but17. they Japanese18. a19. Japan20. Japanese21. curculate22. grieve23. resistable24. rumour25. frequently26. corrosive

informative27. check

28. inferior29. spatula30. voucher31. Britain’sGermany’s32. Wilhelm’s33. George’sWilhelm’s34. statement35. brothers’36. Stewart Island

Maui37. so38. he it39. to give the cold

shoulder40. to smell a ratRevision days 111–1201. accurate2. disipline3. magician4. arguement5. bravery6. malnutrition

misfortune7. staplers city8. vane9. estimate 3

evaporate 410. readily11. Tom’s

cousins’12. didn’tcouldn’t13. ‘My leg will be in

plaster for a few weeks,’explainedTom.

OR ‘My leg will be in

plaster for a few weeks’,explainedTom.

14. was opened15. up between16. Egyptian17. its18. 4(IsraelSyria

JordanEgypt)19. Although20. a rebellion21. defernitely22. hemisphere23. labratory24. previous25. unite26. muscular

palatial27. tale28. waist29. scamper30. generation31. 2

Tina said, ‘Shall I invite Anna, Mira or Jade?’

32. 2 Tina had friends

from school, swimming, dancing and gym.

33. past34. scored35. flawless36. so37. time38. to become39. medals40. moscowRevision days 121–1301. parallel2. seprately3. embarrassed4. assthma5. adequate6. transaction or

interaction intersection or transection

7. deer formulae8. Checkcheque9. fascinate 3

glossary 310. adverb: disastrously

noun: disaster11. Franco was a

Spanish dictator who ruled Spain.

12. repetition13. Europe has seen

many notorious dictators such as Hitler, Stalin and Mussolini.

14. Kevin asked, ‘What does‘notorious’mean?’

15. strongest16. was battered17. past18. assistance19. received20. urgently needed21. burgler22. association23. reahersal24. suspicion25. flawed26. engagement

attachment27. right28. inferior29. incense30. appeal31. The much needed

holiday was enjoyable.

32. two-fifths33. fifty-five

34. not only but also

35. inspirational36. athlete37. from for of into38. enhance39. eventually40. confessionRevision days 131–1401. desperate2. aquisition3. humility4. repatition5. artificial6. subconscious

supercharge7. fungi/funguses

piano8. hoarse horse9. omnivorous 4

nocturnal 310. certainly certainty11. Is it true that if you

don’thaveahealthydiet your body will suffer in the future?

12. Thesedays,Dad’sfavourite hobby is gardening.

13. Gardening can be relaxing. Have you tried it?

14. During in of15. were trained to serve16. to react17. its18. dogs supplies19. between by20. past21. enfusiasm22. catastrophe23. polititian24. patience25. ferocious26. torturous cultural27. their28. impolite29. gallant30. deficient31. Saturday’s

Sunday’s32. more than one

meteorologists’33. theweekend’splans34. biggest35. has been holding36. to witness37. design38. singers dancers

floats39. extremely40. dancer singer

Revision days 141–1501. alternately2. corossion3. estuary4. percieve5. humiliate6. premature

postscript7. radii analysis8. wore war9. tragedy 3

sediment 310. adverb: gratefully

noun: gratitude11. Before the arrival of

the railways, people did not stray very far from their home towns.

12. Many people believed the railways would destroy the countryside.

13. The teacher explained, ‘The railwaysdidn’tdestroy the countryside.’

14. Pamplona Spain15. region16. and a few young

steers17. spectators18. An infinitive follows

the verb group.19. fourteenth20. or21. reclaimation22. optimism23. desicive24. consequently25. meagre26. malicious

nutritious27. temporary28. star29. kindle30. oblige31. The Nile was very

important to Ancient Egypt.

32. comma33. questionmark34. have been classified35. Swedish to classify36. they37. groups38. Scientists groups

kingdoms39. five40. a preposition

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