Point 6 ALL-IN-ONE

Aladdin’s mother rubbed the lamp. ‘That bad man was not your uncle,’ said Aladdin’s mother.
And a very big orange genie appeared. ‘Put that old lamp away. We can sell these trays.’
‘I am the genie of the lamp,’ he said. Aladdin took the silver trays to the market.
‘What do you want?’ ‘Oh!’ cried Then he remembered the fruit. He ran and got it and a
Aladdin. ‘Get us something to eat!’ man told him,
The genie vanished and came back ‘Mmm ... these are jewels! And they’re very big and very
with silver trays of wonderful food. expensive.’ Suddenly everybody was quiet.

Princess Zadia walked past.

‘Oh! She is beautiful!’ cried Aladdin.

6 He ran home to tell his mother. 7

‘Mother, I love Princess Zadia,’ said Aladdin. Aladdin’s mother came back three months later and the
‘I must marry her or die! Oh please, Mother, go and ask king thought, ‘Not that poor woman again!’
the king! Take him all these expensive jewels.’ And he said, ‘Tell your son this. I want forty more trays of
So Aladdin’s mother went to the palace and waited. jewels. And I want a gold palace for my daughter, next
At last the king saw her. to my palace. Then he can marry her.’
‘Oh please, sir,’ she said. ‘My son wants to marry your
daughter. Look, sir! He gives you all these big jewels, sir.’
‘Very nice,’ said the king. ‘But I must think
about it. Come back in three months.’

‘I’m sorry, Aladdin,’ said his mother. And she told him 9
about the jewels and the gold palace.
‘Forty trays of jewels, please,’ But Aladdin smiled. He took out the magic lamp and
Aladdin told the genie. ‘And a 8 rubbed it.
gold palace in the king’s garden,
next to his palace. ‘Where’s the new palace?’ said the
I want new clothes, a white horse, king.
and a hundred men to go with me. ‘Look out of the window,’ Aladdin said.
They must all carry bags of money.’ And there was a big gold palace in the
‘Yes! You can have it,’ said garden. What could the king say?
the genie. ‘All right, you can marry my daughter!’

And so Aladdin went to the palace on a beautiful white And so Aladdin married Princess Zadia. They were very
horse. His men gave money to the poor people in the happy. And every day Aladdin’s men gave food and

str2e5e0ts. ‘Oh! Who is this prince?’ everybody asked. 10 money to all the poor people in the streets. 11

But far away the bad magician saw something in the stars. The magician went to the market to buy some new lamps.
‘Aladdin is alive and he has the lamp! I must get it. I must Then he walked up and down near the palace and called
have that lamp. I must!’ out, ‘New lamps for old! New lamps for old!’
So he dressed as a poor man and went to China again. He didn’t want any money so people laughed at him.
There he asked, ‘Do you know somebody called Aladdin?’ But some of them ran to give him their old lamps and get
‘Oh yes! ‘ everybody said. ‘He married Princess Zadia. nice new, clean lamps.
He lives in that big gold palace. He comes out every day Princess Zadia saw all this from a window in the palace.
on his horse. ‘

12 13

‘Aladdin has a dirty old lamp,’ Later that day, Aladdin came back.
she laughed. ‘Where’s my daughter?’ cried the king.
‘Quick! Take it out to that ‘You must die for this, Aladdin!’
strange man and get Aladdin The king’s men tied Aladdin’s hands with rope.
a nice new, clean lamp.’ By accident the rope rubbed the ring on Aladdin’s finger.
So the girl ran out with the old magic lamp. And the big red genie appeared.
The magician knew it well. He gave the girl a new lamp. ‘Quick!’ Aladdin cried. ‘Take me to Princess Zadia!’
Then he took the old lamp and ran away with it.
He rubbed it and the genie appeared.

‘Take Aladdin’s palace away,’ the magician
cried. ‘And everything in it!’
Then Aladdin’s palace vanished.

14 15

‘Come! Drink with me!’ Princess Zadia said to the magician.
‘Ladies, sing, please!’
The princess and the magician sat and listened.
Then Princess Zadia smiled. She gave the magician a
drink.

‘Oh, Aladdin,’ cried Princess Zadia. ‘My love!’

She told him everything.

‘And now the magician wants me to marry him,’ she said.

‘Where is the lamp?’ asked Aladdin.

‘He carries it with him under his coat.’ Aladdin quietly put something into

‘Listen!’ Aladdin said. ‘Be nice to him. Smile! that drink. The magician drank it

Give him a drink tonight.’ 16 and went to sleep. 25117

‘Tie him up and take him out of the palace!’ Exercises
Aladdin told his men. Then he rubbed the
magic lamp and the genie appeared. 1 Find and write the words.
‘Quick! Take this palace and everything in it
1 _____rin__g_____
back to China,’ Aladdin cried.
‘Yes, sir!’ said the genie.

2 ____________

3 ____________ 5 ____________

And so the king got his daughter back and Aladdin got

his lovely princess - his lovely wife. 4 ____________ 6 ____________

And they never saw the bad magician again. 18 19

2 Match the sentences as in the example. 3 Complete the sentences with the past tense.

1 The magician took Aladdin to the hills ... ●went ●saw ●drank ●put ●gave
2 The genie put a palace in the king’s garden ... 1 Aladdin’s men ___g_a_v_e____ money to the poor people in
3 Aladdin saw Princess Zadia ... the streets.
4 Aladdin’s mother went to the palace ... 2 The bad magician __________ something in the stars.
5 Aladdin went into a cave ...

a and got an old lamp. 3 He __________ to the market to buy some new Lamps.
b to speak to the king.
c and wanted to marry her. 4 Aladdin __________ something into the magician’s
d and gave Aladdin a hundred men.
e and gave him a ring. drink.

5 The magician __________ it and went to sleep.

1e 2 3 45 20 21
afraid He’s afraid. garden
king rope

alive living; not dead genie lamp rubbed past tense of rub:
appear to be where people to move your hand up and
can see you magic when things that down on something
cave seem impossible happen sell to give something for
magician a person who money
China gold a gold ring makes magic silver a silver ring
hill market strange unusual and
dark not light jewel different
dead not living; when
someone/something dies street
fruit
marry to become someone’s

husband/wife tray
palace a king or queen’s

home vanished past tense of
ring vanish: to suddenly

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ANSWER KEY

STUDENT'S BOOK
UNIT 1 (LIFE) Exercise 2 1.g 2.e 3.a 4.h 5.c 6.f 7.a 8.d Exercise 3 PLAY basketball / the piano / chess DO the shopping / homework / a puzzle TAKE a nap / care
of a pet / a guitar course HAVE dinner / a rest / breakfast Exercise 5 A.6 B.1 C.5 D.2 E.4 F.3 Exercise 6 1.04:10-16:10 2.09:55-21:55 3.03:45-15:45 4.08:40-20:40
5.06:15-18:15 6.05:30-17:30 7.07:35-19:35 8.06:10-18:10 Exercise 7 1.It’s a quarter to eight. 2.It’s ten o’clock. 3.It’s ten past five. 4. It’s a quarter past nine. 5.It’s
half past twelve. 6.It’s half past nine. Exercise 8 1.time 2.past 3.in 4.to 5.midday 6.clock Exercise 9 1.MONDAY 2.TUESDAY 3.WEDNESDAY 4.THURSDAY 5.FRIDAY
6.SATURDAY 7.SUNDAY Exercise 10 1.a) Tuesday 2. b) 9:30 3.a) Friday 4.b) 12 p.m. Exercise 11 1:1.(3.) 2.(9.) 3.(2.) 4.(1.) 5.(12.) 6.(10.) 7.(21.) 8.(18.) 9.(6.) 10.(30.)
11.(14.) 12.(20.) Exercise 12 1.11th February 5. 19th March 6. 2nd May 7. 5th November 8. 13th January Exercise 13 1.I brush my hair every morning. 2.Help your mother
in the evenings.3.We play in the garden at the weekend. 4.She listens to her teachers at school. 5.My classes finish at twenty past three. 6.I go back home at 4
o’clock in the afternoon. 7.She writes her diary before she goes to bed. 8.He wakes up at 7 o’clock every morning. Exercise 14 1.He writes his diary before he goes
to bed. 2.I go shopping on Saturdays. 3.I go to bed at 10 o’clock. 4.They take a traditional folk dance course after school. 5.I have breakfast every morning. 6.We
play the guitar in the evenings. Exercise 15 1.helps 2.brushes 3.finishes 4.rests 5.plays 6.goes 7.has 8.wakes up Exercise 16 1.goes 2start 3.have 4.finish 5.goes 6.does
7.rests 8.play Exercise 17 1.at 2.in 3.on 4.at 5.in 6.on 7.at 8.in 9.at 10.in Exercise 18 1.Mary doesn't help her parents in the kitchen on Sundays. 2. My brother doesn't
go to bed at 9 o'clock. 3.She doesn't write her diary before she goes to bed. 4.We don't have lunch at 12:30. 5.I don't take care of my cat. 6.My dogs don't sleep
early. 7.Daniel doesn't play chess with his friends.8.My father and mother don't take English courses. Exercise 19 1.Where 2.Who 3.How 4.What time 5.What 6.When
7.Which 8.Why Exercise 20 1.B: Yes, she does. 2.B: She leaves home at twenty past eight. 3.B: She has six lessons, 4.B: She takes the traditional folk dance course
twice a week. 5.B: No, she doesn't, 6.B: She watches one of her favorite films, 7.B: She writes her diary. Exercise 21 1takes the folk dance course 2.finishes 3.starts
4.helps 5.has 6.does-listens 7.reads-goes Exercise 22 1.tired 2.wakes up 3.goes to bed 4.doesn't 5.does
UNIT 2 (YUMMY BREAKFAST) Exercise 2 1.B 2.A 3.B 4.C 5.A 6.B 7.B 8.C 9.C 10.C 11.A 12.B Exercise 3 1.Nick 2.Tina 3.Emily 4.Tony 5.John Exercise 4 1.croissants-muffins
2.cereal-sausages 3.tea-he dislikes coffee 4.olives-we don't like butter 5.bagels-she doesn't like chips 6.tomatoes-cucumbers Exercise 5 Inès-Lucas: 1.croissants
2.jam 3.coffee Miyabi: 1.soup 2.rice 3.fish Andrea: 1.toast 2.fruit 3.fruit juice Lara 1.fried eggs 2.sausages 3.mushrooms 4.baked beans 5.tea Selin: 1.cheese 2.olives
3.tomatoes 4.cucumbers 5.jam 6.butter 7.honey 8.tea Exercise 6 1.What do you usually have for breakfast 2.They're delicious 3.What do you have to drink 4. What
do you have for breakfast during the week 5. How about you Exercise 7 1.He likes cheese, olives, butter and honey. 2.He gets up at 7 o'clock in the morning. 3.He
is from France. 4.They have croissants with jam and coffee. 5.They have fried eggs, baked beans, sausages, pancakes and tea with milk. 6. No, they don't. 7.They
love nutritious food. Exercise 8 1.U 2.C 3.U 4.U 5.C 6.C 7.U 8.C 9.U 10.C 11.C 12.U 13.U 14.U Exercise 9 1.any 2.some 3.any 4.some 5.any Exercise 10 1.any 2.some
3.any 4.any 5.any 6.any 7.some Exercise 11 1.d 2.a 3.c 4.c 5.b 6.a 7.b 8.a Exercise 12 1.some 2.some 3.any 4.some Exercise 13 1.Do you want some cereal 2.Do
you want some milk or coffee 3.Do you like sausages 4.Do you want a muffin? 5.Do you want some cheese 6.Can I have some pancakes and tea
Exercise 14 1.What would you like 2.What can we have for breakfast 3.Do you want some croissants 4.Can I have some lemonade with them 5.Do you have any
apple juice 6.That sounds yummy Exercise 15 1.How many 2.How many 3.How much 4.How many 5.How much Exercise 16 1.B: We have some toast and fruit
juice. 2.B: No, thanks. I don't like them. 3.B: Sure. It's my favorite. 4.B: I like Turkish breakfast. 5.B: Sausages, baked beans and an egg. 6.B: Sorry, it's all gone. What
about some milk? Exercise 17 1.What do we have for breakfast? 2.They are my favourite. 3.Sorry, it's all gone 4.Can I have your order, please? 5.I don't want any
tea or coffee. 6. Enjoy it! Exercise 18 1.B: She's from Turkey. 2.B: She has breakfast at 7:30. 3.B: She has breakfast at home. 4.B: She always eats a bagel with jam,
sausages and a boiled egg. 5.B: Her favourite drink is orange juice because it's nutritious. 6.B: No, he doesn't. He drinks milk. 7.B: She eats cereal with milk and
some fruit.
UNIT 3 (DOWNTOWN) Exercise 2 1.wash-G 2.colour-B 3.make-J 4.have-L 5.climb-F 6.water-I 7.read-E 8.feed-H 9.sleep-C 10.ride-A 11.set-D 12.knit-K
Exercise 3 1.shortXtall 2.newXold 3.youngXold 4.unhealthyXhealthy 5.coldXhot 6.bigXsmall 7.noisyXquiet 8.lowXhigh Exercise 4 1.HIGH 2.BORING 3.BUSY 4.HEALTHY
5.EXPENSIVE 6.RELAXING 7.CROWDED 8.ENJOABLE 9.NOISY 10.FAT Exercise 5 1.unhealthy 2.crowded 3.high 4.cold 5.expensive 6.fast Exercise 6 1.further/farther
2.longer 3.slimmer 4.happier 5.shorter 6.better 7.less 8.more interesting 9.healthier 10.more peaceful 11.hotter 12.taller 13.thinner 14.tidier 15.larger 16.later 17.more
famous 18.older Exercise 7 1.July is hotter than October. 2.My hair is shorter than her hair. 3.Meg is thinner than Sarah. 4.Rob is older than Tom. 5.Ally is fatter than
Nick. 6.Tim is more hard-working than John. 7.A skyscraper is higher than a villa. 8.City life is busier than country life. 9.An egg is healthier than chips. 10.A city is
more crowded than a country. Exercise 8 1.larger than 2.higher than 3.more crowded than 4.more interesting than 5.younger than Exercise 9 1.Mt Jaya is higher
than Mt Trikora. 2.Australia is larger than New Zealand. 3.Soccer is more popular than American football. 4.The T-shirt is cheaper than the hat. 5.Drake River is
longer than Filston River. 6.The red phone is more expensive than the green one. Exercise 10 1.False 2.True 3.False 4.False 5.False 6.False 7.True 8.False
Exercise 11 1.The chopper motorcycle is bigger than the sports motorcycle. 2.The sports motorcycle is smaller than the chopper motorcycle. 3.The sports
motorcycle is faster than the chopper motorcycle. 4.The chopper motorcycle is noisier than the sports motorcycle. 5.The chopper motorcycle is older than the
sports motorcycle. 6.The sports motorcycle is cheaper than the chopper motorcycle. Exercise 12 1.The River Nile is longer than the River Thames. 2. My sister is
older than me. 3.Cars are faster than bicycles. 4. 0/10 is worse than 1/10. 5.I think pasta is nicer than rice. 6.Egypt is hotter than Scotland. 7.The cinema is more
expensive than the swimming pool. Exercise 13 1.An omelette is more nutritious than a hamburger. 2.The city is busier than the village. 3.The village is quieter and
cleaner. 4.The village is more relaxing than the city. 5.The park is quieter than the shopping centre. 6.The shopping centre is noisier than the park. 7.The hospital
is lower than the skyscraper. 8.The museum is bigger than the kiosk. 9.A bike is slower than a train. Exercise 14 1.taller 2.fatter 3.older 4.younger 5.thinner 6.shorter
Exercise 15 1.swimming 2.drawing 3.feeding 4.getting 5.making 6.writing 7.watching 8.leaving 9.sitting 10.coming 11.stopping 12.saying 13.snowing 14.sleeping
15.reading Exercise 16 1.is helping 2.is doing 3.is riding 4.is riding 5.is taking 6.is reading Exercise 18 1.B: He isn't eating a sandwich. He's eating a chocolate.
2.B: She isn't drawing a friend. She's drawing some flowers. 3.B: They aren't talking to a girl. They're talking to a boy. 4.B: He isn't writing a letter. He's writing a
postcard. 6.B: She isn't reading a magazine. She's reading a book. 7.B: They aren't playing football. They're playing cards. 8.B: It isn't sleeping on a table. It's
sleeping on a chair. Exercise 19 1.is 2.are 3.is 4.is 5.is 6.Are 7.are 8.am 9.are 10.am 11.are 12.is Exercise 20 1.is playing 2is knitting 3.are setting 4.am preparing 5.are
making 6.are waiting Exercise 21 1.He isn't playing basketball. He is playing football. 2.She isn't reading a book. She is drawing a picture. 3.He isn't climbing a tree.
He is climbing a mountain. 4.They aren't playing volleyball. They are playing tennis. 5.They aren't rollerblading. They are riding their bikes. 6.She isn't riding a horse.
She is swimming in the lake. Exercise 22 1. A: Are they washing the car? B: Yes, they are. 2.A: Is he riding a bike? B: No, he isn't. 3.A: Is she cleaning the house? B:
Yes, she is. 4.A: Is she reading a book? B: No, she isn't. 5.A: Are they riding a horse? B: Yes, they are. 6.A: Is he doing his homework? B: No, he isn't. Exercise 23 1.f 2.b
3.e 4.c 5.d 6.a Exercise 24 1.Tony is watching television now. 2.Where are you and your brother going? 3.What is Mary doing now? 4.They aren't playing basketball
now. 5.Is she doing the housework at the moment? 6.Billy isn't tidying his room now. 7.Julia isn't writing a letter right now. 8.My mother is driving a car at the
moment. Exercise 25 1.having 2.sitting 3.listening 4.playing 5.working 6.eating 7.drinking Exercise 26 1.A: Is Jenny talking to Molly? B: No, she isn't. She is chatting on
her phone 2.A: Is Jason making dinner? B: No, he's eating chips. 3.A: Is Amy listening to music? B: No, she's doing homework. 4.A: Is Robert making dinner?
B: No, he's making a cake. 5.A: Is Sarah reading a book? B: No, she's sleeping. 6.A: Are Sam and Jess playing computer games? B: No, they're watching TV.
Exercise 27 1.S 2.A 3.B 4.A 5.S 6.S Exercise 28 1.'s raining 2.'m sitting 3.isn't swimming 4.'s playing 5.'s helping 6.'re making 7.'m making Exercise 29 1.Andy 2.Katy 3.In
the kitchen 4.Dad 5.Katy
UNIT 4 (WEATHER AND EMOTIONS) Exercise 2 LIGHTNING-STORMY-SUNNY-HAILING-WINDY-RAINY-CLOUDY-SNOWY-FOGGY (WHATISTHEWEATHERLIKETODAY)
Exercise 3 1.B 2.B 3.A 4.A 5.B 6.B Exercise 4 1.freezing 2.cold 3.cool 4.warm 5.hot Exercise 5 1.sunny 2.cold 3.snowy 4.dry 5.windy Exercise 6 1.It's raining. 2.It's
cloudy. 3.It's cold. 4.It's sunny. 5.It's hot. 6.It's snowing. 7. It's windy. Exercise 7 1.winter 2.summer 3.spring 4.autumn Exercise 8 1.cold 2.June 3.autumn 4.January
5.hot 6.spring Exercise 9 1.summer (June-July-August) 2.fall/autumn (September/October/November) 3.winter (December/January/February) 4.spring (March/
April/May) Exercise 10 1.rainy 2.stormy-lightning 3.windy-cool 4.snowy-cold 5.sunny-hot 6.foggy Exercise 11 1.It's rainy and cold. 2.It is zero degree Celsius. 3.It is
snowy and very cold. 4.It is minus six degrees Celsius. 5.It is foggy and cold. 6.It is twelve degrees Celsius. 7.It is cloudy and cool. 8.It is four degrees Celsius.
Exercise 12 1.stormy and cold 2.temperature 3.summer 4.hot and dry 5.autumn Exercise 13 1.tired 2.angry 3.excited 4.scared 5.sad 6.happy 7.anxious 8.sleepy
Exercise 14 1.a 2.b 3.b 4.a 5.a 6.b Exercise 15 1.B: I wear coat and boots. 2.B: I feel moody and sleepy. 3.B: It's April. 4.B: There are four seasons. 5.B: It's cold and
snowy. 6.B: It's 12 degrees Celsius. 7.B: My favourite season is summer. 8.B: I like going to the beach. Exercise 16 1.sunny 2.raining 3.windy 4.snowing 5.cloudy
Exercise 17 1.snowing 2.windy 3.cold 4.raining 5.cloudy 6.sunny 1.E 2.C 3.D 4.A 5.B Exercise 18 1.B: She feels excited. 2.B: Because they're exciting to watch. 3.B: It
is in Oklahoma. 4.B: She is watching the tornado. 5.B: Because the tornado is moving towards them. Exercise 19 1. How are you 2. What are you doing 3. What's
the weather like in Dublin 4. Sunny and hot 5. What's the weather like there 6. Can I ring you later
UNIT 5 (AT THE FAIR) Exercise 2 1.H 2.C 3.I 4.B 5.F 6.E 7.A 8.D 9.G Exercise 3 1.Bored 2.Sleepy 3.Funny 4.Scared 5.Frightened 6.Excited 7.Dull 8.Crazy
Exercise 4 1.bumper cars-terrifying 2.carrousel-boring 3.roller coaster-frightening 4.Ferris wheel-exciting 5.train ride-boring 6.ghost train-crazy Exercise 5 1.fun
2.boring 3.crazy 4.dangerous 5.fast 6.horrible 7.scared 8.enjoyable 9.thrilling 10.scared Exercise 6 1.Ferris wheel 2.exciting 3.Ferris wheel 4.loves-fun 5.roller coaster-
dangerous 6.horrible-hates Exercise 7 1.True 2.False 3.False 4.True 5.True 6.False Exercise 8 1.fairs 2.crowded 3.disagree 4.think 5.fantastic 6.fun Exercise 9 1.crazier
2.better 3.more thrilling 4.more horrible 5.more crowded 6.more dangerous 7.worse 8.faster 9.more boring 10.more exciting 11.duller 12.more terrifying
Exercise 10 1.more difficult 2.more boring 3.fatter 4.hotter 5.more exciting 6.taller 7.more expensive 8.larger 9.more interesting 10.safer 11.more fantastic 12.faster
Exercise 11 1.more thrilling 2.more boring 3.better 4.more dangerous 5.more amazing Exercise 12 1.faster 2.more crowded 3.more expensive 4.cheaper 5.slower
6.faster Exercise 13 1.excited 2.rides 3.roller coaster 4.dangerous 5.scared 6.bumper cars Exercise 14 1.They are in front of the fun fair 2.Her favourite ride is the
carrousel. 3.Jack likes the roller coaster in the family. 4.The ghost train is more exciting for her. 5.She thinks it's terrifying. 6.He thinks it's boring. 7.He prefers bumper
cars. 8.They all get on the bumper cars together. Exercise 15 1.exciting 2.boring 3.excited 4.amazing 5.nervous 6.scared Exercise 16 1.Do you like fun fairs 2.Where
is the funfair 3.When is it 4.What time does it open 5.How much is a fun ride
UNIT 6 (OCCUPATIONS) Exercise 2 1.M 2.E 3.J 4.Q 5.K 6.I 7.C 8.P 9.S 10.N 11.H 12.G 13.A 14.R 15.O 16.F 17.D 18.B 19.L Exercise 3 → 1.DRIVER 2.FARMER 3.WORKER
4.ARCHITECT 5.HAIRDRESSER ↓ 6.LAWYER 7.DENTIST 8.MANAGER 9.TAILOR 10.MECHANIC 11.SALESMAN 12.COOK Exercise 4 1.cook 2.tailor 3.engineer 4.architect
5.hairdresser 6.actor 7.doctor 8.waiter 9.secretary 10.farmer Exercise 5 1.A: What is your job? B: I am a cook. 2.A: What is your father's job? B: He is an artist. 3.A:
What is your mother's job? B: She is a doctor. 4.A: What is your uncle's job? B: He is a farmer. 5.A: What is your brother's job? B: He is an astronaut. 6.A: What is your
sister's job? B: She is a tailor.

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Exercise 6 1.farmer-farm 2.hospital 3.tailor 4.waitress-take 5.bread-starts-busy Exercise 7 1.He is a doctor. 2.She is a waitress. 3.He is a hairdresser. 4.She is a secretary.
5.He is a farmer. Exercise 8 1.driver 2.farmer 3.tailor 4.cook 5.doctor 6.hairdresser Exercise 9 1.can 2.can't 3.can't 4.can't 5.can 6.can't 7.can 8.can't 9.can't 10.can
Exercise 10 1.prepare delicious meals 2.build schools and houses 3.grow vegetables and fruit 4.drive buses and cars 5.take orders and serve food and drinks 6.sell
clothes and shoes 7.repair cars 8. pull out teeth Exercise 11 1.B: I am a mechanic B: No, I can't B: I can repair cars 2.B: He is a dentist B: No, he can't B: He can pull out
teeth 3.B: He is a tailor B: No, he can't B: He can sew nice clothes 4.B: She is an engineer B: No, she can't B: She can build houses 5.B: She is a baker B: No, she can't
B: She can make and sell bread 6.B: He is a driver B: No, he can't B: He can drive a lorry Exercise 12 1.E 2.A 3.D 4.B 5.C Exercise 13 1.False 2.True 3.False 4.False 5.True
6.True Exercise 14 1.was 2.were 3.was 4.was 5.were 6.were Exercise 15 1.was 2.was 3.was 4.was 5.were 6.were Exercise 16 1.were 2.was 3.wasn't 4.wasn't 5.weren't
6.was 7.weren't -were 8.wasn't 9.was 10.was Exercise 17 1.I was in Paris 2.Tony was happy 3.They were teachers at this school 4.We were at the cinema 5.Your dog
was ill 6.You and your sister were good students Exercise 18 1.Were Lucy and James at the restaurant yesterday? 2.Was Mary a student last year? 3. Were they home
all night yesterday? 4.Was your mother a good English teacher? 6.Was he 15 years old two years ago Exercise 19 1.the first of November nineteen oh five 2.the tenth
of January nineteen eighty-six 3.the fifth of May two thousand 4.the twentieth of June nineteen hundred 5.the twelfth of December twenty twelve 6. 03.08.2010 7.
09.11.1906 8. 15.02.2018 Exercise 20 A: Elvis Presley-January 8th, 1935 - Tupelo, Mississippi - Singer B: Marilyn Monroe - June 1st, 1926 - Los Angeles, California - Actress
C: Pablo Picasso - October 25th, 1881 - Malaga, Spain -Painter Exercise 21 1.fifteen 2. £15 3.vet 4.animals 5.hotel 6.waitress 7.farmer 8.cold LYNNE: 15-referee - £15 -
loves it FRAN: 16 - helper with a pet - £0 - likes it HELEN: 17 - waitress - £30 and tips - likes it SAM: 14 - helps his dad, farmer - loves it
UNIT 7 (HOLIDAYS) Exercise 2 1.forest 2.sailing 3.seaside 4.lake 5.river 6.skiing 7.rafting 8.mountain 9.hiking 10.flower 11.fruit 12.snowman Exercise 3 1.a snowball
2.seashells 3.a boat 4.a picnic 5.fruit 6.a mountain Exercise 4 visit: 1.grandparents 2.a friend 3.a museum go: 1.hiking 2.swimming 3.sightseeing take: 1.a photo 2.the
dog for a walk 3.a boat tour Exercise 5 1.closed 2.opened 3.worked 4.walked 5.picked 6.painted 7.acted 8.showed 9.moved 10.danced 11.tried 12.played 13.tidied
14.studied 15.prepared 16.needed 17.lived 18.loved 19.enjoyed 20.watched Exercise 6 1.played 2.picked 3.stayed 4.visited 5.sailed 6.walked Exercise 7 1.walked
2.stayed 3.learned fishing 4.tried rafting 5.skied 6.picked fruit Exercise 8 1.played 2.washed 3.listened 4.visited 5.watched 6.studied Exercise 9 1.I visited Hagia Sophia.
2.I collected seashells. 3.I learned skiing. 4.I stayed in a tent. 5. I walked among the trees. 6. I tried rafting. Exercise 10 1.I didn't study English. 2.We didn't stay in a hotel.
3.I didn't enjoy sailing. 4.He didn't cook pasta. 5.They didn't play in the snow. 6.You didn't visit your friends. 7.She didn't walk in the forest. 8.I didn't play with my friends.
Exercise 11 1.walked 2.looked 3.danced 4.listened 5.loved 6.played 7.needed 8.started 9.hated Exercise 12 1.his family 2.a tent 3.a lake 4.30 km 5.tired 6.goes
swimming 7.pizza Exercise 13 1.climb 2.Did 3.Was 4.tried 5.visit 6.pick 7.ago 8.learn 9.stayed 10.were Exercise 14 1. play-didn't play 2.didn't play-helped 3.climbed-
didn't climb 4.didn't stay-stayed 5.didn't learn-learned Exercise 15 1. B: I was in Cairo. B: I tried scuba diving. 2.B: I was on Mount Erciyes. B: I learned skiing. 3.B: I was in
Bodrum. B: I tried making a sandcastle. 4.B: I was by Koprucay River. B: I learned rafting. Exercise 16 1.A: Did he climb the mountain last Sunday? B: No, he didn't. He
learned scuba diving. 2.A: Did she stay in a tent last weekend? B: No, he didn't. He stayed in a hotel. 3.A: Did she learn paragliding three days ago? B: No, he didn't.
He joined a sightseeing tour. 5.A: Did he try sailing yesterday? B: No, he didn't. He played beach volley. Exercise 17 1.Who 2.How many 3.Where 4.Why 5.What 6.How
7.What 8.Where 9.What time 10.Who 11.How 12.Who Exercise 18 1.decided 2.travelled 3.stayed 4.was 5.visited 6.didn't go out 7.rained 8.were 9.walked 10.enjoyed
11.wanted 12.was 13.played 14.were 15.loved 16.didn't want Exercise 19 1.stayed 2.fished 3.learned 4.used 5.was 6.looked 7.cooked 8.rained 9.started
Exercise 20 1.Yes, they did. 2.Yes, they did. 3.No, they didn't. 4.No, they didn't. 5.No, they didn't. 6.Yes, it did. Exercise 21 1.How are you? 2.Where were you on your
holiday? 3. Did you stay in a tent? 4. What did you do there? 5.Did you climb mountains, too? 6. Who cooked the meals? 7. What did you do in the evenings?
UNIT 8 (BOOKWORMS) Exercise 2 1.NOVEL↓ 2.E-BOOK→ 3.MAGAZINE→ 4.BOOKSHELF↓ 5.STORY→ 6.NEWSPAPER 7.POETRY→ 8.LETTER↓ 9.DICTIONARY→
Exercise 3 1.information-b 2.new words in a dictionary-d 3.a magazine-c 4.a friend-a 5.your bike-e Exercise 4 1.in 2.on 3.between 4.under 5.in front of 6.behind
Exercise 1.under 2.near 3.between 4.on 5.in 6.in front of 7.behind 8.opposite Exercise 6 1.on 2.in 3.over 4.in front of 5.under 6.next to Exercise 7 1.B: It’s under the
chair. 2.B: It’s on the chair. 3.B: It’s in front of the windows. 4.B: It’s under the table. 5.B: It’s between the tablet and TV. 6.B: They are in the bag. 7.B: It’s in front of the
lamp. 8.B: It’s behind the laptop. Exercise 8 1.A 2.B 3.B Exercise 9 1. Where were you 2. Do you like reading books 3. Are you a bookworm 4. How many books do you
read in a month 5. What kind of books do you like 6. When do you go to the library Exercise 10 REGULAR VERBS: 1.stay→stayed 2. study→studied 3.arrive→arrived
4.want→wanted 5.wait→waited 6.work→worked 7.watch→watched 8.play→played 9.help→helped 10.clean→cleaned 11.wash→washed 12.try→tried IRREGULAR
VERBS: 1.teach→taught 2. forget→forgot 3.fly→flew 4.think→thought 5.win→won 6.write→wrote 7.choose→chose 8.bring→brought 9.wake→woke 10.swim→swam
11.take→took 12.get→got Exercise 11 1.went 2.bought 3.sent 4.gave 5.made 6.met Exercise 12 1.went 2.took 3.left 4.bought 5.found 6.slept 7.had 8.sat 9.ate 10.got
Exercise 13 1. I didn't borrow two novels from the library. 2. I didn't find an important book on that bookshelf. 3. I didn't meet my classmates after school. 4. Sue and
I didn't do our homework last week. 5.I didn't read interesting magazines yesterday. Exercise 14 1.didn't know - didn't have 2.didn't study-didn't get 3.didn't want -
disliked 4.didn't cook - ordered 5.wrote - didn't watch 6.went - didn't wait 7.didn't go 8.didn't choose Exercise 15 1.Where 2.How 3.Why 4.What 5.How long 6.What
7.What time 8.Why Exercise 16 1.A: Did she ride her bike in the park yesterday? 2.A: Did he leave the office 3.A: Did the baby drink milk two hours ago 4.A: Did you
come to school 5.A: Did you buy a novel from the book store Exercise 17 1.went 2.borrowed 3.was 4.were 5.saw 6.showed 7.lost 8.looked 9.didn't find 10.asked
11.said 12.remembered 13.left 14.finished Exercise 18 1.b 2.a 3.b 4.a Exercise 19 1.True 2.True 3.False 4.True 5.False 6.False 7.True
UNIT 9 (SAVING THE PLANET) Exercise 2 1.unplug 2.use 3.pick up 4.plant 5.throw 6.recycle 7.waste Exercise 3 1.recycle glass 2.cycle 3.hunt animals 4.pour waste into
the seas 5.use wind and solar energy 6.throw rubbish around 7.use public transportation 8.unplug the TV 9.turn off the lights 10.cut down trees 11.turn off the tap
12.plant a tree 13.recycle batteries 14.pick up the rubbish Exercise 4 1.Dont waste-F 2.Recycle-E 3.Turn off-B 4.Don't harm-C 5.Unplug-A 6.Don't drop-D
Exercise 5 1.Open 2.Sit 3.Write 4.Cycle 5.Recycle 6.Turn off 7.Keep 8.Use 9.Listen 10.Answer Exercise 6 1.Don't cut down 2.Don't throw 3.Don't leave 4.Don't pour
5.Don't waste 6.Don't hunt Exercise 7 1.cut 2.Use 3.public 4.Recycle 5.water 6.pour Exercise 8 1.You should use solar energy. 2.You should recycle plastic and paper.
3.You should use environmentally friendly products. 4.You should put things into the recycling bin. 5.You should prevent air pollution. 6.You should save energy.
Exercise 9 1.should 2.shouldn't 3.should 4. shouldn't 5.shouldn't 6.shouldn't 7.should 8.should 9.should 10.shouldn't Exercise 10 1.shouldn't 2.should 3.should 4.should
5. shouldn't 6.should 7.should 8.shouldn't 9.should 10.should Exercise 11 YOU SHOULD: 1.wear gloves 2.use knee elbow pads 3.go somewhere quiet 4.ask a friend
for advice YOU SHOULDN'T: 1.start on a hill 2.take risks 3.go too fast Exercise 12 1.shouldn't destroy 2.shouldn't pour 3.shouldn't drive-should use 4.shouldn't throw
5.shouldn't waste 6.shouldn't harm 7.should recycle 8.should protect 9.shouldn't pollute 10.should cycle Exercise 13 1.street 2.Reuse 3.trees-Don't 4.lights 5.Save
6.public 7.bags Exercise 14 1.use public transportation 2.unplug 3.protect 4.recycle 5.plant trees Exercise 15 1.B: We shouldn't destroy their habitats. 2.B: We shouldn't
pour our waste into the sea. 3.B: We should use wind and solar energy. 4.B: We shouldn't cut down trees. 5.B: We shouldn't drive our private cars. Exercise 16 1.solar
panels 2.rainwater 3.tap 4.Recycle 5.use 6.fruit and vegetables Exercise 17 1.planet 2.recycle 3.cycle 4.air pollution 5.Factories 6.water pollution 7.electricity
8.environment Exercise 18 1.False 2.False 3.True 4.True 5.False 6.True Exercise 19 1.humans-animals 2.sixty 3.Giant Sequoias 5.trees 6.recycle-plant trees
UNIT 10 (DEMOCRACY) Exercise 2 1.candidate 2.envelope 3.identity card 4.election 5.sign 6.voting booth 7.vote 8.ballot box 9.give a speech Exercise 3 1.give-make
2.respect 3.support 4.talk 5.win 6.prepare Exercise 4 A.put up-hand out B.be responsible-good enough C.be boring D.Get help E.be fair-be rude F.make sure-give up
Exercise 5 1.True 2.False 3.False 4.True 5.True 6.True 7.true 8.False 9.False 10.True Exercise 6 1.should 2.should 3.shouldn't 4.shouldn't 5.should Exercise 7 1.D 2.C 3.F 4.E
5.A 6.G 7.B Exercise 8 1.should 2.shouldn't 3.shouldn't 4.should 5.should 6.should 7.should 8.should Exercise 9 1.hold 2.chose 3.gave 4.listened 5.folded 7.went 8.put
9.won Exercise 10 1.poster 2.election 3.candidate 4.speech 5.respect 6.vote 7.fair Exercise 11 1.ballot box 2.campaign 3.candidate 4.election 5.law 6.vote
Exercise 12 1.president 2.candidate 3.campaign 4.speeches 5.posters 6.respectful 7.ballot box 8.votes 9.results Exercise 13 1.False 2.True 3.False 4.True 5.False 6.True
7.False 8.False Exercise 14 1.ballot 2.president 3.campaign 4.election 5.candidate 6.respects 7.speech 8.fair Exercise 15 1.We are free to express our opinions. 2. We
put the paper into the ballot box. 3. People have the right to vote in democratic countries. 4. I want to be the class president. 5. My candidate won the election last
week. Exercise 16 1.support 2.people 3.campaign 4.respect 5.give 6.vote 7.choose 8.democracy 9.school 10.candidate Exercise 17 1. Henry is my candidate. I want
to vote him. 2. We elect our president every year. 3. About four students want to be the president. 4. Because he is fair, respectful and hardworking. 5. Prepare an
election campaign and give a speech. 6. The election is on the first week of the school. Exercise 18 A.Go to the voting place. B.Take the ballot paper. C.Go to the
booth. D.Write the name of your candidate. E.Put it in the envelope. F.Put the envelope into the ballot box. Exercise 19 1.C 2.G 3.A 4.E 5.D 6.B 7.F
Exercise 20 1.responsible 2.lazy 3.fair 4.boring 5.rude 6.helpful 7.equal Exercise 21 1.choose 2.public building 3.officials 4.voting booth 5.candidate 6.ballot box
7.results Exercise 22 1.A representative for young people. 2. The elections for Youth Mayors are at schools in England. 3. He is sixteen years old. 4. More than 10,000
people voted in the Lambeth Youth Mayor elections. 5. He wrote a rap about Lambeth. 6. His budget is £25,000. 7. He wants to improve school exam results and
provide more social and physical activities for young people.

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UNIT 1 (LIFE) Exercise 1 1.MONDAY 2.TUESDAY 3.WEDNESDAY 4.THURSDAY 5.FRIDAY 6.SATURDAY 7.SUNDAY Exercise 2 1.January 2.February 3.March 4.April 5.May
6.June 7.July 8.August 9.September 10.October 11.November 12.December Exercise 3 1.takes 2.visits 3.flies 4.helps 5.misses 6.finishes 7.goes 8.attends 9.plays
10.watches 11.cries 12.eats 13.drinks 14.does 15.tries 16.writes 17.rests 18.arrives Exercise 4 1.has 2.Do 3.get-have 4.finishes-helps 5.does 6.gets 7.Do 8.have 9.don't
10.start Exercise 5 1.doesn't do his homework, but he takes a nap 2.doesn't read a book, but she takes folk dance courses 3.doesn't play basketball, but he attends
drama club 4.doesn't take care of her cat, but she plays tennis 5.doesn't attend chess club, but he plays football 6.doesn't have lunch, but he listens to music
Exercise 6 1.wakes up 2.helps 3.visits 4.has 5.takes 6.write-goes 7.attends 8.arrives 9.runs errands 10.finishes Exercise 7 1.wakes up 2.gets 3.has 4.takes 5.starts 6.listens
7.plays 8.attends 9.arrives 10.takes 11.does 12.watches 13.writes Exercise 8 1. A: What time is it? B: It's a quarter to three. 2.B: It's five to five. 3.B: It's half past twelve.
4.B:It's twenty-five past one. 5.B: It's twenty to ten. 6.B: It's a quarter past ten. Exercise 9 1. A: Does Emma do homework on Friday? B: No, she doesn't. 2.A: Does Tony
do shopping on Sunday? B: No, he doesn't. 3.A: Does Susan watch TV on Mondays? B: Yes, she does. 4.A: Does Peter play football on Saturday? B: No, he doesn't.
5.A: Do Tony play football on Saturday? B: Yes, he does. 6.A: Does Peter do homework on Friday? B: Yes, he does. 7.A: Do Emma and Susan watch TV on Mondays?
B: Yes, they do. 8.A: Do Susan and Tony do shopping on Sundays? B: No, they don't. Exercise 10 1.get up 2.get dressed 3.have 4.arrive 5.starts 6.play 7.have 8.finish
9.come 10.take 11.help 12.have 13.do 14.go

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UNIT 2 (YUMMY BREAKFAST) Exercise 1 1.and 2.hates 3.love 4.hate 5.or 6.Beans Exercise 2 FOOD: 1.cheese 2.bagel 3.toast 4.muffin 5.butter DRINKS: 1.orange juice
2.lemonade 3.tea 4.milk 5.coffee Exercise 3 1.breakfast 2.favourite 3.but 4.and 5.milk 6.want 7.Can 8.any 9.time 10.have Exercise 4 1.loves 2.doesn't like 3.likes 4.hates
5.doesn't like 6.hates 7.likes 8.loves Exercise 5 1.cereal-honey 2.sausages 3.olives-honey-bagels 4.beans-tomatoes-pancakes 5.cheese-bagels-beans 6.croissants-
mushrooms 7.junk food 8.grapes-muffins-cereal Exercise 6 1.J 2.G 3.C 4.H 5.F 6.D 7.A 8.B 9.E 10.I Exercise 7 1.At seven o'clock. 2.At half past seven. 3.A bagel, some
cheese and orange juice. 4.Eight lessons. 5.Pancakes, honey, cheese, bread with jam. 6.At quarter past four. 7.Milk. 8.Because it's not healthy! Exercise 8 1.like
2.makes 3.drinking 4.don't like 5.has 6.eating 7.doesn't like 8.eats 9.likes 10.loves 11.hates Exercise 9 1.any 2.some 3.any 4.any 5.any 6.some 7.any 8.some 9.some
10.any 11.some 12.some 13.any 14.some Exercise 10 1.any 2.any 3.any 4.some 5.some 6.any Exercise 11 1.How many 2.How much 3.How much 4.How many 5.How
much 6.How many 7.How many 8.How much Exercise 12 1.some 2.a 3.some 4.some-any 5.an 6.some 7.any 8.some 9.an 10.an-a 11.some-some 12.an 13.a 14.an-
some-any 15.some-any
UNIT 3 (DOWNTOWN) Exercise 1 1.skyscraper 2.hospital 3.kiosk 4.shop 5.garden 6.street 7.museum 8.downtown 9.school building 10.village 11.traffic jam 12.shopping
centre Exercise 2 1.tall-short 2.busy-relaxing 3.noisy-quiet 4.low-high 5.big-small 6.cheap-expensive 7.crowded-peaceful 8.boring-interesting Exercise 3 1.is feeding the
chickens 2.is walking in the street 3.is washing the car 4.is watering the flowers 5.is reading a book 6.is driving a car Exercise 4 1.are having 2.is preparing 3.is setting
4.is feeding 5.are playing 6.is taking 7.is knitting 8.is washing 9.is reading 10.is climbing Exercise 5 1. are having 2. are playing 3. is cooking 4. is making 5. is watering
6. is feeding 7. is preparing 8. is washing 9. is sleeping 10. is helping Exercise 6 1.A: Is she feeding the chickens? B: No, she isn't. She is feeding the cat. 2.A: Is he riding
a bike? B: No, he isn't. He is washing the car. 3.A: Is she doing her homework? B: No, she isn't. She helping her mother. Exercise 7 1.B: He is feeding the street cats.
2.B: She is helping her mother. 3.B: They are watering the plants. 4.B: We are waiting for the bus. 5.B: I am making a cake. Exercise 8 1.They are not reading a book.
They are waiting at the bus stop. 2.He is not riding a bike. he is washing the car. 3.She is not coloring the books. She is watering the flowers. 4.They are not feeding
the chickens. They are watching a film. 5.She is not running in the street. She is walking in the street. Exercise 9 1.The city is more crowded than the country. 2.A
skyscraper is higher than a farmhouse. 3.Life in a city is more difficult than life in the country. 4.Country life is quieter than city life. 5.Shopping centres are bigger than
kiosks. 6.Streets in a village is cleaner than streets in a city. Exercise 10 1.A car is faster than a bike. 2.A train is slower than a plane. 3.Milk is healthier than chocolate.
4.Elephants are bigger than dogs. 5.Whales are bigger than dolphins. 6.A lion is stronger than a cat. Exercise 11 1.younger than 2.hotter than 3.easier than 4.more
crowded than 5.thinner than 6.fatter than 7.older than 8.more enjoyable than 9.better than 10.stronger than 11.higher than 12.more boring than 13.colder than
14.fatter than 15.taller than 16.shorter than
UNIT 4 (WEATHER AND EMOTIONS) Exercise 1 1.It's warm. 2.It's rainy. 3.It's cloudy. 4.It's sunny. 5.It's hot 6.It's snowy. 7.It's freezing. 8.It's stormy. 9.It's foggy. 10.It's windy.
Exercise 2 A. WINTER 1.December 2.January 3.February B.SPRING 1.March 2.April 3.May C.SUMMER: 1.June 2.July 3.August D.AUTUMN/FALL 1.September 2. October
3.November Exercise 3 1. I feel moody on snowy days. 2.I feel anxious on windy days. 3.I feel sad on cloudy days. 4.I feel happy on sunny days. 5.I feel sleepy on rainy
days. 6.I feel scared on stormy days. Exercise 4 1.B: I wear coat and boots. 2.B: I feel moody and sleepy. 3.B: It's April. 4.B: There are four seasons. 5.B: It's cold and
snowy. 6.B: It's 12 degrees Celsius. 7.B: My favourite season is summer. 8.B: I like going to the beach. Exercise 5 1.above 2.temperature 3.dry 4.hot 5.sunny 6.winter
7.swimming 8.hot 9.umbrella Exercise 6 1.Jack feels sleepy on cloudy days. 2.Mike feels upset on snowy days. 3.Alice feels moody on foggy days. 4.Ece feels happy
on sunny days. 5.Laura feels scared on stormy days. 6. Jane feels sad on rainy days. Exercise 7 1.It's sunny and windy today. 2.It's hailing and foggy today. 3.It's snowy
and foggy today. 4.It's stormy and hailing today. 5.It's sunny and hot today. 6.It's windy today. 7.It's sunny and windy today. 8.It's rainy and cloudy today.
Exercise 8 1. It's twenty degrees Celsius. 2. It's thirty degrees Celsius. 3. It's sixteen degrees Celsius. 4. It's minus twenty degrees Celsius. 5.It's ten degrees Celsius. 6.It's
minus ten degrees Celsius. Exercise 9 1.It's snowy. 2.It's twelve degrees Celsius. 3.No, it isn't. 4.It's windy. 5.No, it isn't. 6.It's sunny. 7.Yes, it is. 8.It's two degrees Celsius.
Exercise 10 1.His favourite season is spring. 2.He feels energetic and happy. 3.He feels tired and sleepy on these days. 4.She likes winter. 5.She feels anxious and
scared. 6. No he doesn't. 7.Yes, she does. 8.She walks in the rain.
UNIT 5 (AT THE FAIR) Exercise 1 1.Ferris wheel 2.carrousel 3.roller coaster 4.ghost train 5.bumper cars 6.train ride 7.chairoplane 8.hall of mirrors Exercise 2 1.boring 2.dull
3.fantastic 4.funny 5.dangerous 6.exciting 7.frightening 8.crazy Exercise 3 1. A roller coaster is faster than a train ride. 2. A ride on a ghost train is more expensive than
a carrousel ride. 3.Bumper cars are more dangerous than train rides. 4.The Ferris wheel is crazier than the chairoplane. 5.The hall of mirrors are funnier than clowns.
6.Fairs are more amazing than shopping centres. Exercise 4 1. It is between 12th-24th July. 2.It is on Main Street. 3.Each fun ride is 2 dollars. 4.It is open between
10 a.m.-10 p.m. 5.You can find fun rides, clowns, candies and popcorn. Exercise 5 1.I think 2.I disagree 3.I agree 4.I love Exercise 6 1.slower 2.more interesting 3.The
carrousel 4.The roller coaster 5.exciting Exercise 7 1.Roller coasters are more frightening than bumper cars. 2.Roller coasters are faster than carrousels. 3.Carrousels
are slower than ghost trains. 4.Carrousels are more boring than bumper cars. 5.Ghost trains are duller than roller coasters. Exercise 8 1. more crowded than 2. more
exciting than 3.faster than 4.more scared than 5.more interesting than 6.duller than 7.more dangerous than 8.cheaper 9.more frightening than 10.more fantastic than
11.more fun than 12.more boring than 13.crazier than 14.slower than 15.higher than Exercise 9 1.fun 2.ghost train 3.exciting 4.boring 5.carrousels 6.bumper cars 7.roller
coasters 8.interesting Exercise 10 1.roller coaster 2.roller coaster 3.frightening 4.duller 5.carrousel
UNIT 6 (OCCUPATIONS) Exercise 1 1.cook 2.hairdresser 3.lawyer 4.driver 5.worker 6.mechanic 7.architect 8.engineer 9.teacher 10.saleswoman 11.manager 12.farmer
Exercise 2 1. pull out teeth 2. repair cars 3. sell clothes or shoes 4. take orders, serve food and drinks 5. drive buses and cars 6. grow vegetables and fruit 7. build
schools and houses 8. prepare delicious meals 9. cut, dye and style hair 10. defend people in court Exercise 3 1.Tom 2.Mary 3.Jack 4.Jane 5.Daniel Exercise 4 1.can't-
can 2.can-can't 3.can't-can 4.can-can't 5.can't-can 6.can't-can 7.can't-can 8.can-can't 9.can-can't 10.can-can't Exercise 5 1. He can defend people at courts.
2. She can cook delicious food. 3. He can pull out people's teeth. 4. He can build houses. 5. She can grow vegetables. 6. They can cut hair. 7. I can repair cars. 8. I
can make nice dresses for you. 9. He can examine patients. 10. She can look after ill people. Exercise 6 1.ago 2.last 3.yesterday 4.ago 5.yesterday 6.last 7.last 8.ago
9.yesterday 10.last 11.ago 12.last Exercise 7 1.was 2.was 3.Were-wasn't-were-wasn't-weren't 3.was-was-wasn't Exercise 8 1.B: Yes, there was. 2.B: Because I was ill.
3.B: Yes, it was. 4.B: He was in London. 5.B: No, he wasn't. 6.B: No, I wasn't. 7.B: I was born in 2007. 8.B: I was 13 years old. 9.B: I was born in New York. Exercise 9 1.was
2.weren't 3.were 4.was 5.were 6.were 7.was 8.weren't 9.were 10.was Exercise 10 1.B 2.D 3.E 4.A 5.C
UNIT 7 (HOLIDAYS) Exercise 1 1.sightseeing 2.hiking 3.sailing 4.camping 5.scuba diving 6.rafting 7.climbing 8.paragliding 9.skiing 10.picking fruit Exercise 2 1.wasn't
2.were 3.was 4.was 5.was 6.weren't Exercise 3 1.visited 2.tried 3.Was 4.Did 5.climb 6.pick 7.ago 8.learn 9.stayed Exercise 4 1. We played tennis. 2. I tried to speak
English. 3. It rained on our last day. 4. We watched TV in our hotel room. 5. We walked to the beach. 6. He learned sailing. 7. She climbed mountains. 8. We travelled
around Turkey by bus. 9. My sister visited Anıtkabir. 10. They stayed in a tent. Exercise 5 1. We didn't travel by boat. 2. We didn't stay in an apartment. 3. Tom didn't
want to go to the beach every day. 4. We didn't play tennis every afternoon. 5. We didn't visit a lot of museums. 6. It didn't rain a lot. 7. We didn't arrive in the evening.
8. My sister didn't climb the mountains. 9. They didn't play snowball. 10. She didn't try skiing. Exercise 6 1. were-walked 2.watched 3.were-played 4.Did-like-didn't play
5.didn't walk 6.were-visited 7.stayed 8.climbed-picked 9.wasn't-didn't like 10.didn't play-rained Exercise 7 1. A: Did you go camping last month? B: Yes, I did. 2.A: Did
you play beach volley? B: No, I didn't. 3. A: Did you swim in the sea? B: Yes, I did. 4.A: Did you speak English? B: No, I didn't. 5.A: Did you buy anything? B: No, I didn't.
6.A: Did you climb a mountain? B: Yes, I did. 7.A: Did you learn fishing? B: Yes, I did. 8.A: Did you walk in the forest? B: No, I didn't. Exercise 8 1.learned 2.watches
3.were 4.yesterday 5.enjoy 6.is-was 7.ago Exercise 9 1.B: I learned fishing. 2.B: Yes, I did. I was in Spain. 3.B: At a big hotel by the seaside. 4.B: No, I didn't. I can't climb
trees. 5.B: I was at the seaside. 6.B: The weather was stormy. Exercise 10 1.learned 2.didn't go 3.watched 4.climbed 5.played 6.picked 7.stayed 8.decided 9.wanted
10.helped Exercise 11 1.A: Who 2.A: How many 3.A: Where 4.A: Why 5.A: What 6.A: What Exercise 12 1.decided 2.travelled 3.stayed 4.was 5.visited 6.didn't go
7.rained 8.were 9.walked 10.enjoyed 11.wanted 12.was 13.played 14.were 15.loved 16.didn't want
UNIT 8 (BOOKWORMS) Exercise 1 1.e-book 2.novel 3.poetry book 4.dictionary 5.newspaper 6.library 7.magazine 8.bookshelf Exercise 2 1.on 2.next to 3.over
4.between 5.in 6.in front of 7.behind 8.under 9.near Exercise 3 1.They are between 2.They are under 3.It is behind 4.It is on 5.It is next to 6.It is in front of 7.It is near 8.It
is in Exercise 4 1.between 2.next to 3.in front of 4.on 5.under Exercise 5 1.in 2.under 3.on 4.between 5.behind 6.on Exercise 5 1.found 2.bought 3.ate 4.went 5.read
6.wrote 7.lent 8.saw 9.lost 10.won 11.left 12.sat 13.fell 14.wore 15.ran 16.had Exercise 7 1.made 2.broke 3.bought 4.wrote 5.left-met 6.went 7.had 8.took 9.lost-lent
10.sat-read Exercise 8 1. Ted went to the library yesterday.-Ted didn't go to the library yesterday.-Did Ted go to the library yesterday? 2. Mary and her friends went to
the cinema last week.-Mary and her friends didn't go to the cinema last week.-Did Mary and her friends go to the cinema last week? 3. Jack wrote a poem for his
mother last summer.-Jack didn't write a poem for his mother last summer.-Did Jack write a poem for his mother last summer? 4. They borrowed a magazine from the
library last week.-They didn't borrow a magazine from the library last week.-Did they borrow a magazine from the library last week? Exercise 9 1.What 2.How many
3.Where 4.When 5.Who 6.Why 7.Whose 8.How old Exercise 10 1.on 2.in 3.behind 4.near 5.under Exercise 11 1.A: Did they buy novels yesterday? B: No, they didn't.
They bought toys. 2.A: Did you read a novel last night? B: No, I didn't. I read a poetry book. 3.A: Did Jack write a story two days ago? B: No, he didn't. He wrote a
letter. 4.A: Did they go to the fun fair last Sunday? B: No, they didn't. They went to the cinema. 5.A: Did he go to the school last week? B: No, he didn't. He went to
the library. 6.A: Did Sue lend a book to Tom yesterday? B: No, she didn't. She lent a dictionary to him. 7.A: Did she do shopping yesterday evening? B: No, she didn't.
She did homework. 8.A: Did he have lunch an hour ago? B: No, he didn't. He had breakfast. Exercise 12 1.What did you do 2.Who did you go 3.When did you come
4.Where did you stay 5.How was 6.Did you enjoy
UNIT 9 (SAVING THE PLANET) Exercise 1 1.air pollution 2.recycling bin 3.noice pollution 4.water pollution 5.solar energy 6.win energy 7.garbage 8.public transportation
Exercise 2 1.C 2.E 3.B 4.F 5.A 6.D Exercise 3 1.h 2.g 3.f 4.e 5.c 6.b 7.a 8.d Exercise 4 Good for the Earth: 1.turn off the lights 2.save energy 3.go green 4.use eco-friendly
products 5.pick up your garbage Bad for the Earth: 1.throw rubbish around 2.harm animals 3.destroy forests 4.make a fire in the forest 5.waste water
Exercise 5 1.You should save energy. 2. You should pick up your garbage. 3.You shouldn't waste energy. 4.You shouldn't hunt animals. 5.You should plant trees. 6.You
shouldn't drive your private car for short distances. 7.You should recycle plastic and paper. 8.You shouldn't throw your rubbish on the ground. Exercise 6 We should: 1.
use less water 2. recycle batteries 3. unplug electrical devices 4. save energy We shouldn't: 1. cut down trees 2. harm animals 3. throw litter 4. waste water Exercise
7 1.YES 2.NO 3.YES 4.YES 5.NO 6.NO 7.NO 8.YES Exercise 8 1.reduce 2.turns off 3.unplug 4.recycle 5.save 6.harms 7.cut down 8.waste Exercise 9 1. He shouldn't leave
the tap running. 2. He shouldn't put the newspaper into the waste bin after reading. 3. She shouldn't drive to work. 4. She shouldn't leave the lights on at home. 5.
Factories shouldn't pour their waste into the rivers. Exercise 10 1. should turn off the taps 2. shouldn't throw rubbish around 3. should use public transportation 4. should
protect animals 5. should plant trees 6. shouldn't waste energy 7. should put rubbish in a waste bin 8. should recycle paper Exercise 11 1.No 2.No 3.YES 4.NO 5.NO
6.NO 7.YES 8.YES

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UNIT 10 (DEMOCRACY) Exercise 1 1.ballot paper 2.election 3.democracy 4.candidates 5.vote 6.president 7.pool 8.envelope 9.public 10.sign 11.identity card 12.ballot
box 13.campaign 14.public building 15.cabinets 16.fair law 17.count money 18.give a speech 19.campaign poster 20.fold the paper Exercise 2 1.give 2.win 3.respect
4.sign 5.vote 6.count 7.support 8.be Exercise 3 1.I 2.A 3.C 4.H 5.F 6.B 7.G 8.E 9.D Exercise 4 1.False 2.True 3.True 4.False 5.True Exercise 5 A CANDIDATE: 1.should
2.shouldn't 3.should 4.shouldn't 5.should 6.should A VOTER: 1.shouldn't 2.should 3.shouldn't 4.should 5.shouldn't 6.should Exercise 6 1.should 2.shouldn't 3.shouldn't
4.should 5.should 6.should 7.shouldn't 8.should 9.should 10.should 11.should 12.should Exercise 7 1.had 2.elected 3.wrote 4.ran 5.made 6.wrote 7.put 8.opened
9.counted 10.became

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UNIT 1 (LIFE) Exercise 1 1.have breakfast 2.wake up 3.rest 4.arrive at school 5.play chess 6.read a book 7.listen to music 8.visit grandparents 9.run errands 10.play
football 11.write a diary 12.do homework 13.take care of the pet 14.play tennis 15.get dressed 16.watch cartoons 17.have lunch 18.take folk dance courses 19.take a
nap 20.attend a drama club Exercise 2 wake up-have-get-start-finishes-visit-take-finish-go Exercise 3 1.after 2.start 3.watches 4.attend 5.favourite 6.meet 7.rest 8.sorry
Exercise 4 1.G 2.C 3.F 4.I 5.A 6.H 7.E 8.B 9.D 10.J Exercise 5 1.lunch 2.traditional 3.rests 4.p.m. 5.tennis 6.diary 7.sixth 8.early 9.carefully 10.parents Exercise 6 1.do 2.take
3.play 4.have 5.play 6.have 7.do 8.take 9.take 10.do 11.play 12.have Exercise 7 1.B 2.A 3.B 4.B 5.A 6.A 7.B 8.A Exercise 8 1.C 2.B 3.D 4.A 5.D 6.A 7.B 8.C Exercise 9 1.A
2.B 3.B 4.A 5.B 6.A 7.B 8.B 9.A 10.A
UNIT 2 (YUMMY BREAKFAST) Exercise 1 1.honey 2.olives 3.jam 4.eggs 5.butter 6.tomato 7.soup 8.toast 9.muffin 10.omelette 11.mushroom 12.cheese 13.pancake
14.bagel 15.cereal 16.lemonade 17.coffee 18.orange juice 19.milk 20.tea Exercise 2 →1.honey 2.chips 3.coffee 4.cereal 5.bagel 6.butter 7.lemonade 8.cheese
9.bread 10.croissant 11.egg 12.cucumber Exercise 3 1.b 2.b 3.a 4.a 5.b 6.a 7.a 8.b 9.b 10.a 11.b 12.a 13.b 14.b 15.a 16.a Exercise 4 1.eggs 2.omelette 3.eggs
4.cheese 5.butter 6.sandwich 7.tomatoes 8.tomatoes 9.bread 10.sausages 11.sausages 12.mushrooms 13.salami Exercise 5 COUNTABLES: 1.tomato 2.beans 3.olive
4.bagel 5.egg 6.croissant 7.sausages UNCOUNTABLES: 1.jam 2.cheese 3.coffee 4.milk 5.honey 6.butter 7.salami 8.orange juice Exercise 6 1.D 2.C 3.B 4.A 5.D 6.A 7.C
8.B Exercise 7 1.B 2.B 3.A 4.B 5.A 6.A 7.B 8.A 9.B 10.B
UNIT 3 (DOWNTOWN) Exercise 1 1.skyscraper 2.hospital 3.kiosk 4.shop 5.garden 6.street 7.museum 8.downtown 9.school building 10.village 11.traffic jam 12.shopping
centre Exercise 2 1.make 2. feed 3.water 4.help 5.prepare 6.take 7.rest 8.join 9.read 10.set Exercise 3 1.A 2.B 3.B 4.A 5.B 6.A 7.A 8.A 9.B 10.B 11.A 12.B Exercise 4 1.kiosk
2.street 3.Skyscrapers 4.watching 5.shopping centre 6.garden 7.hometown 8.crowded 9.traffic jam 10.hospital Exercise 5 1.short 2. small 3.high 4.quiet 5.relaxing
6.expensive 7.hot 8.slow 9.healthy 10.uncomfortable 11.young 12.new 13.unhappy 14.near Exercise 6 1.shortXtall 2.oldXnew 3.oldXyoung 4.unhealhtyXhealthy
5.coldXhot 6.bigXsmall 7.noisyXquiet 8.lowXhigh Exercise 7 1.longer 2.slimmer 3.happier 4.shorter 5.more interesting 6.more expensive 7.better 8.further (farther)
9.healthier 10.more peaceful Exercise 8 1.C 2.B 3.A 4.D 5.D 6.A 7.C 8.B Exercise 9 1.B 2.A 3.B 4.B 5.A 6.B 7.A 8.B 9.A 10.A
UNIT 4 (WEATHER&EMOTIONS) Exercise 1 1.hailing 2.stormy 3.foggy 4.cloudy 5.sunny 6.snowy 7.lightning 8.rainy 9.windy 10.hot Exercise 2 1.E 2.C 3.F 4.B 5.A 6.D
Exercise 3 1.storm 2.lightning 3.fog 4.sun 5.clouds 6.wind 7.rain 8.snow Exercise 4 SEASONS: 1.winter 2. fall / autumn 3.summer 4.spring MONTHS : 1.January 2.February
3.March 4.April 5.May 6.June 7.July 8.August 9.September 10.October 11.November 12.December EMOTIONS: 1.tired 2.scared 3.sad 4.sleepy 5.anxious 6.moody
7.happy 8.energetic Exercise 5 1.umbrella 2.temperature 3.winter 4.lightning 5.energetic 6.sleepy 7.What 8.sleepy 9.feel Exercise 6 1.B: It is foggy. 2.B: It is sunny. 3.B: It
is cloudy. 4.B: It is windy. 5.B: It is stormy. 6.B: It is snowy. 7.B: It is rainy. 8.B: It is hailing. Exercise 7 1.stormy 2.weather 3.seasons 4.happy-moody 5.desert 6.sad 7.degrees
8.freezing 9.hot 10.rainy-upset 11.foggy 12.summer 13.umbrella 14.sunglasses 15.energetic Exercise 8 1.D 2.B 3.A 4.C 5.A 6.D 7.B 8.C Exercise 9 1.B 2.B 3.A 4.A 5.B 6.A
7.B 8.B 9.B 10.A
UNIT 5 (AT THE FAIR) Exercise 1 1.bumper cars 2.ghost train 3.roller coaster 4.train ride 5.Ferris wheel 6.carrousel Exercise 2 1.TERRIFYING 2.SCARED 3.CRAZY 4.BORED
5.EXCITING 6.DANGEROUS 7.UPSET 8.HORRIBLE Exercise 3 1.boring 2.dull 3.fantastic 4.funny 5.dangerous 6.exciting 7.frightening 8.crazy Exercise 4 1.upset 2.frightening
3.exciting 4.funnier 5.young 6.dull 7.hates 8.open 9.ride 10.disagree Exercise 5 1.frightening 2.excited 3.suitable 4.exciting 5.fantastic 6.boring 7.dull 8.thrilling 9.great
Exercise 6 1.horrible 2.scared 3.enjoable 4.thrilling 5.exciting 6.bored 7.fast 8.noisy Exercise 7 POSITIVE ADJECTIVES: 1.happy 2.exciting 3.crazy 4.fantastic 5.fun
NEGATIVE ADJECTIVES: 1.dull 2.bored 3.anxious 4.horrible 5.frightening Exercise 8 1.B 2.C 3.D 4.A 5.A 6.C 7.B 8.D Exercise 9 1.A 2.A 3.B 4.A 5.B 6.B 7.B 8.A 9.B 10.A
UNIT 6 (OCCUPATIONS) Exercise 1 1.mechanic 2.astronaut 3.driver 4.hairdresser 5.architect 6.doctor 7.manager 8.salesman 9.actor 10.nurse 11.baker 12.dentist
13.tailor 14.lawyer 15.waiter 16.engineer 17.cook 18.farmer 19.pilot 20.scientist Exercise 2 1.architect-E 2.engineer-H 3.tailor-F 4.doctor-A 5.cook-J 6.farmer-D
7.lawyer-B 8.mechanic-I 9.hairdresser-C 10.dentist-G Exercise 3 1.dream job 2retired 3.mechanic 4.baker 5.bridges 6.looks after 7.salesman 8.grows 9.waiter
10.examines Exercise 4 1.cook 2.singer 3.nurse 4.tailor 5.waiter 6.artist Exercise 5 1. the second of June, nineteen seventy-four 2. the twenty-third of February, two
thousand and nineteen 3. the third of April, nineteen eighty six 4. the twenty-sixth of September, eighteen fifty-six 5. the fourteenth of August, nineteen oh five
Exercise 6 1. police officer 2.police station 3. Seven o'clock 4. Three o'clock 5. black trouser, a white shirt and a black hat Exercise 7 1.A 2.D 3.C 4.B 5.C 6.A 7.D 8.B
Exercise 8 1.B 2.A 3.A 4.B 5.A 6.B 7.B 8.A 9.B 10.A
UNIT 7 (HOLIDAYS) Exercise 1 1.shopping 2.playing beach volley 3.paragliding 4.going for a picnic 5.fishing 6.playing in the snow 7.visiting a museum 8.rafting 9.skiing
10.climbing mountains 11.picking fruits 12.walking in the forest 13.sailing 14.sightseeing 15.making a sandcastle 16.scuba diving 17.swimming 18.hiking 19.diving
20.staying in a tent Exercise 2 1.A 2.A 3.B 4.B 5.B 6.A 7.A 8.B 9.A 10.A 11.B 12.B Exercise 3 1.climb a mountain-D 2.pick a fruit-A 3.go on a picnis-F 4.sail a boat-E
5.collect seashells-D 6.have a snowball fight-B Exercise 4 VISIT: 1.a museum 2.a friend 3.grandparents GO: 1.sightseeing 2.swimming 3.hiking TAKE: 1.a boat tour 2.the
dog for a walk 3.a photo Exercise 5 DIED: 1.danced 2.moved 3.arrived 4.smiled ENJOYED: 1.cooked 2.walked 3.stayed 4.played 5.climbed TRIED: 1.fried 2.studied
3.cried PLANNED: 1.stopped 2.travelled Exercise 6 1.experience 2.skiing 3.seaside 4.documentaries 5.climbing 6.sandcastle 7.stayed 8.snowman 9.learned 10.picked
11.sightseeing 12.forest 13.tent 14.lake 15.hiking Exercise 7 1.C 2.A 3.B 4.D 5.B 6.D 7.C 8.D Exercise 8 1.B 2.A 3.A 4.B 5.B 6.B 7.A 8.B 9.A 10.B
UNIT 8 (BOOKWORMS) Exercise 1 1.novel 2.newspaper 3.library 4.magazines 5.e-book 6.bookshelf 7.bookcase 8.dictionary 9.poetry 10.bookshop 11.letter 12.painting
Exercise 2 1.information 2.new words in a dictionary 3.a magazine 4.a friend 5.your bike Exercise 3 1.behind 2.near 3.on 4.between 5.in 6.over 7.in front of 8.under
Exercise 4 1.library 2.shelves 3.books 4.novel 5.dictionary 6.writer 7.interesting Exercise 5 1.found 2.drank 3.lent 4.bought 5.felt 6.did 7.woke 8.had Exercise 6 1.writer
2.look up 3.lend 4.important 5.bookshelf 6.information 7.newspaper 8.dictionary 9.story 10.borrow Exercise 7 1.dictionary 2.newspaper 3.fell 4.looking for 5.lost 6.library
7.magazines 8.bookworm 9.boring 10.borrowed Exercise 8 1.D 2.A 3.C 4.C 5.B 6.A 7.D 8.C Exercise 9 1.B 2.A 3.A 4.B 5.B 6.A 7.B 8.B 9.A 10.A
UNIT 9 (SAVING THE PLANET) Exercise 1 1.throw rubbish around 2.unplug the TV 3.use wind and solar energy 4.recycle batteries 5.turn off the lights 6.hunt animals
7.cut down trees 8.pour waste into the seas 9.use public transportation 10.plant a tree 11.pick up the rubbish 12.turn off the tap Exercise 2 1.F 2.H 3.A 4.E 5.B 6.G 7.C
8.D Exercise 3 1.plug 2.recycle 3.garbage 4.batter 5.air 6.unplug 7.solar 8.plant 9.throw 10.turn on 11.save 12.deforestation Exercise 4 1.cut down 2.turn off 3.pick
up 4.waste 5.use 6.plant 7.sort out 8.recycle 9.throw 10.unplug 11.use 12.use Exercise 5 1.shouldn't 2.prevent 3.should 4.recycle 5.save 6.leave 7.pollution 8.unplug
Exercise 6 1.recycling 2.pollution 3.protect 4.environment 5.turn off 6.recycle 7.waste 8.dirty 9.prevent - public 10.habitat Exercise 7 1.cut down 2.throw 3.cycle 4.use
5.recycle 6.leave 7.turn off 8.keep Exercise 8 1.C 2.B 3.D 4.B 5.A 6.C 7.B 8.D Exercise 9 1.A 2.B 3.B 4.A 5.B 6.A 7.A 8.B 9.A 10.B 11.A 12.A
UNIT 10 (DEMOCRACY) Exercise 1 1.hardworking 2.candidate 3.envelope 4.public building 5.election 6.sign 7.cabinet 8.identity card 9.vote 10.fold 11.ballot box
12.give a speech Exercise 2 1.supporting 2.folding 3.putting 4.showing 5.voting 6.giving Exercise 3 1.president 2.election 3.campaign 4.won 5.fold 6.right 7.equal
8.support 9.ballot box 10.speech Exercise 4 1.ballot box 2.elections 3.same 4.fair 5.counted 6.envelope 7.candidate-responsible Exercise 5 1.C 2.B 3.D 4.A 5.A 6.B 7.C
8.D Exercise 6 1.B 2.A 3.A 4.B 5.A 6.B 7.B 8.A 9.A 10.B

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ENGLISH STORIES
The Fisherman and His Wife 1.1.cottage 2.big house 3.castle 4.palace 5.world 2.1blue 2.black 3.green 4.brown 5.grey 6.purple 3.1.sea 2.cottage 3.castle 4.fish 5.home
6.hut
Jack and the Beanstalk 1.1.climbs 2.sees 3.gives 4.brings 5.lays 6.runs 2.1.Go and sell the cow? 2.Can I have some breakfast? 3.Jack climbs out of the window.
4.My big man eats boys.
The Heron and the Hummingbird 1.1.heron 2.hummingbird 3.fish 4.tree 5.wing 6.river 2.1.near 2.above 3.ahead 4.below 5.in front of 6.at the top of 1.Heron was tall
and sllow
Bambi and the Prince of the Forest 1.1.sky 2.stag 3.tree 4.fawn 5.meadow 6.bird 2.1. Many deer came to the meadow with their fawns. 2. Many deer came to the
meadow with their fawns. 3. He wanted to be like the tall, handsome stag. 4. Run out of the forest and don’t stop. 5. Soon, they arrived at a quiet place under an old
tree.
Aladdin 1.1.ring 2.cave 3.genie 4.lamp 5.tray 6.rope 2.1.e 2.d 3.c 4.b.5.a 3.1gave 2.saw 3.went 4.put 5.drank

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