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Day 11. fourteen2. ready3. tomorow4. doubt5. Yes6. unemployed
unnatural7. wouldn’t8. brake9. probably10. taxes11. Young tadpoles
swim around and feed on algae.
12. Adult frogs eat insects, worms, snails and spiders.
13. frog’s14. frog horns mouth15. Borneo Malaysia16. and17. male loud
croaking18. 419. tadpole it20. TheyDay 21. material2. surprise3. adress4. knight5. increase6. forgetting7. they are8. meat9. Yes10. sheep11. The oceans make
Earth look blue.12. Earth’satmosphere
is composed of nitrogen, oxygen, argon and small amounts of other gases.
13. Earth’s14. school15. 416. hottest largest17. Carl Sagan Mars18. but19. telescope it20. Wise distantDay 31. between2. Yes3. sause4. resign5. attach6. incorrect
inconvenient7. doesn’t
8. heel9. dig up10. shelves11. Is a palaeontologist
a scientist who studies fossils?
12. Fossils can be made from teeth, claws or bone.
13. Dinosaurs’14. study15. imaginative16. 417. No18. so19. smallest20. ago. ManyDay 41. goodbye2. forty3. January4. moisten5. unite6. beginner7. do not8. here9. brake10. potatoes11. The traffic on Main
Street has greatly increased.
12. Vehicles include cars, trucks, motorcycles and vans.
13. Drivers’14. fleet15. assisted16. 317. No18. deep severe19. luckier20. ambulance officer
sheDay 51. February2. plastic3. gathur4. rhubarb5. pleasant6. occurred7. was not8. cellar9. damage10. No11. Theflightfrom
Dublin to Boston takes eight hours.
12. ‘Hurryuporwe’llmissourflight’mybrother yelled.
13. Mum’s14. fear
15. suffer16. under17. exciting pop18. more comfortable19. stronger20. WhoDay 61. learn2. terrific3. groop4. scenery5. contented6. disobey dishonest7. I’ll8. peace9. Yes10. spies11. Did your cousin
emigrate to America or England?
12. ‘Dad do you know about our family history?’Iasked.
13. ancestors’14. herd15. 316. I he17. famous secret
dangerous18. most unusual19. most shocking20. WhatDay 71. fruit2. Yes3. suger4. No5. immense6. misbehave mislead7. how’s8. pale9. someone10. church11. The art of growing
bonsai trees originated in Japan.
12. ‘Is a bonsai tree naturallyverysmall?’I asked.
13. tree’s14. bonsai container
sunlight day15. beside16. they17. skilful miniature18. hardest19. best20. developedDay 81. Although2. complete3. minite
4. white assembly divide
5. long6. traveller7. how’s8. threw9. bicycle10. No11. Species of elephant
include the African and Indian.
12. ‘That elephant weighs5000kg!’she exclaimed.
13. elephants’14. across15. elephant calf16. species17. newborn ginger
thick18. smaller19. largest20. A female elephant
will look after a calf. This happens if its mother has died.
Day 91. chocolate2. fraction3. devide4. biscuit wooden5. No6. illegal illegible7. you’d8. hour9. celebrate10. copy11. Are cereal, fruit and
yoghurt healthy breakfast choices?
12. ‘What did you spread on your toast?’mysisterasked.
13. night’s14. No15. happiness16. in17. Homemade
delicious healthy18. more delicious19. best20. himselfDay 101. easy2. celibrate3. mobbile4. doubt5. cease6. preferring7. who’ll8. course9. teaspoon
10. person11. We arrived at
Lakeside Caravan Park last Sunday.
12. ‘Let’sgocanoeingonthelake!’yelledmy brother.
13. brother’s14. fleet15. under16. Yes17. delightful chirping
nearby18. best19. smellier20. We enjoyed eating
the delicious smoked trout. She had prepared this in her caravan.
Day 111. school2. No3. intresting4. belief5. awkward6. reappear redesign7. can’t8. quite9. im/por/tant10. circus11. Our online grocery
order arrives on Saturdays.
12. The order included eggs, milk, cereal, meat and fruit.
13. Mum’s14. baked made15. is sharpening16. am beating17. present18. We ate some pasta.19. furiously20. behindDay 121. library2. arrange3. gues4. receive5. Yes6. preparation7. did not8. loose9. or/gan/ised10. knives11. Is the basketball
final on Friday 5 July?
12. Yes13. teams’14. climbed sat15. I
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16. were playing17. past18. scored19. loudly20. beside onDay 131. beginning2. damage3. assembley4. achieve5. Yes6. under7. I’d8. pail9. dish/wash/er10. story11. One per cent of
water on Earth is useable fresh water.
12. We need water for washing, cooking and agriculture.
13. Earth’s14. Make turn15. so16. us17. present18. had19. No20. down inDay 141. always2. Tuesday3. coatch4. ceiling5. rough6. angrily7. has not8. could have9. a/bil/ity10. scissors11. Do all skunks have
black and white markings?
12. Skunks eat insects, fruit, worms, eggs, mice and frogs.
13. skunk’s14. is attacks15. if16. behind17. present18. fed19. wisely20. bossyDay 151. charge2. science3. strange4. shield5. rude6. gently
7. could not8. brought9. e/co/nom/ics10. splashes11. The planet Mercury
is the closest to the sun.
12. Look at Mars, she said.
13. sun’splanet’s14. 2(sawsink)15. Yes16. had been watching17. present18. travelled19. 2(brightlymonthly)20. across intoDay 161. guitar2. comming3. survay4. receipt5. before6. above7. I’d8. could have9. au/di/ence10. leaf11. Is the name of the
lead singer Jack Elton?
12. No13. Fans’venue’s14. 2(agreedwas)15. so16. had practised17. past18. froze19. 2(brieflyquickly)20. off into Day 171. danger2. ache3. Wednesday4. soldier heard
earth’ssurface5. cease6. against7. it’s8. quiet9. ex/treme/ly10. bone11. Thesoldier’sname
was Lieutenant Jacobsen.
12. Is anyone hurt? he asked.
13. soldiers’14. 3(removedcleaned
stitched)15. although16. had shattered
17. past18. gave19. 2(seriously
nervously)20. down behindDay 181. extinct2. collection3. digree4. although zero
followed tiptoes5. No6. sensation7. who will8. lose9. pop/u/la/tion10. rock11. Do polar bears only
live in the Arctic?12. Watch out! he yelled.13. bear’s14. 2(comepounces)15. if16. are rising17. present18. beginning19. 2(patiently
suddenly)20. around intoDay 191. Wednesday2. repeat3. revize4. piece ceiling5. believe6. basically7. were not8. through9. fes/ti/val10. pancake11. Do you know if Mrs
Cadarver is still the principal?
12. No13. pupil’sNolan’s14. 2(madetook)15. Although16. had been talking17. present18. forgotten19. ruthlessly20. underDay 201. catalogue2. sincerely3. search4. afraid great
weight freight5. No6. international
interaction7. it’s
8. bought9. ad/ver/tise/ment10. nails11. We ordered a jacket
forDad’sbirthdayinSeptember.
12. It was cheap, he said.
13. Mum’s14. 2(boughtinstalled)15. Yes16. if17. past18. hidden19. 2(Finallyhastily)20. nearDay 211. popular2. appoint3. opossite4. justice5. before6. they’d7. flight8. desert9. success10. try11. The Dakar Rally has
been held in South America since 2009.
12. In 2013, the race began in Lima, Peru.
13. race’s14. 6(vehiclesrace
cars trucks motorbikessand)
15. conjunction16. similar17. 2(blinding
terrifying)18. Yes19. but20. statementDay 221. heart2. voice3. toothake4. crisis5. argument6. they’ll7. sprout8. breathe9. comfort10. thieves11. Your heart is slightly
bigger than your fist.12. Our heart, which is
pear-shaped, has four chambers.
13. body’s14. 4(circulatorysystem
heart arteries veins)
15. verb16. in17. 4(hardbonysoft
internal)18. carefully19. Yes20. statementDay 231. definitely2. woollen3. aweful4. analysis5. breath6. precaution
prehistoric7. compass8. an9. decide10. pyjamas11. Volcanic ash, mud
and rocks covered the cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum.
12. When Mount Vesuvius erupted, it was early in the morning.
13. volcano’s14. eruption15. people they16. and17. 4(densechoking
moltenvolcanic)18. No19. whether or20. statementDay 241. ninety2. wooden3. sinema4. Thirty early
purpose retrievers5. painless6. might not7. strength8. already9. behave10. No11. Do you know how a
dog is chosen and trained to be a guide dog?
12. Qualities needed include intelligence, a good memory, obedience and calmness.
13. people’s14. 4(guidedogkerbs
roadobjects)15. guide dogs they16. litter17. most common
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18. around19. Although20. questionDay 251. competition2. No3. negative4. service5. small6. have not7. common8. breath9. possible10. watches11. The first modern
Olympic Games was held in Greece in 1896.
12. In 2012, the Olympic Games was held in London, England.
13. Torch’ssun’s14. 2(crowdteam)15. ball it16. performed17. higher18. easily19. and20. commandDay 261. invitation2. eighth3. hundrid4. notice5. mouthful6. who’s7. wreck8. dessert9. imagine10. series11. Does your party
beginat7o’clockor8o’clockonSaturday?
12. I was born on Thursday, 19 May 2004 in Ireland.
13. party’s14. weather evening
picnic lawn15. friends’they16. exactly17. bestsilkysquare18. bouquetpunnets19. while and20. statementDay 271. Television2. keyboard3. refrence4. nephew rough
effective draft
pharmacy5. self6. it will7. reflect8. all ready9. certain10. men11. Alexander Graham
Bell invented the telephone in 1876.
12. In the early 1300s, clockmakers began experimenting with mechanical alarm clocks in Germany, Europe.
13. Biro’s14. possess15. Inventors
themselves16. e.g.17. most important18. Yes19. While20. commandDay 281. journey2. mirror3. No4. diagnosis5. hopeless6. who’s7. distribute8. wondered9. historic10. tomato11. Is the capital city of
Ireland, Dublin or Cork?
12. St Patrick, who is the patron saint of Ireland, was actually born in England.
13. Ireland’s14. Ireland
Emerald Isle landscape15. coastline it16. miniature old
green green17. No18. their19. Because20. questionDay 291. ability2. favourite3. calculater4. police5. great6. we’d7. No8. wandered
9. regular10. roofs11. There is a dolphin
that lives in freshwater in the Yangtze River in China.
12. In Dingle, Kerry there is a friendly, famous dolphin called Fungie
13. dolphin’s14. 3(crowdpod
shoal)15. dolphins they16. never17. amazing
complicated entertaining
18. with19. As20. statementDay 301. mystery2. proportion3. Yes4. Spaghetti macaroni
likely cavity honey5. poisonous6. we’d7. dispose8. a9. occupy10. wife11. I have a dental
appointment to visit Dr Buckland on Monday, 21 March.
12. My teeth will be cleaned, polished, checked for cavities and treated with fluoride.
13. tooth’s14. dentist molars
incisors gums15. Dentine it16. behind17. best18. No19. Although20. questionDay 311. excitement2. afterwards3. depthe4. skeleton5. disagree disappear6. road7. blend8. flash 2
flask 3 flare 1
9. instant10. Yes11. A cheese rolling
competition is held in Gloucestershire, England in May every year.
12. the official13. ‘Icertainlyam!’he
exclaimed.14. run try to catch15. past16. have tumbled17. given18. usually19. as20. YesDay 321. discover2. humour3. center4. survey eight
neighbours obey stay
5. humorous glamorous
6. he’ll7. No8. opponent 1
opposite 3 opportunity 2
9. ordinary10. No11. Cats can be good
company, but they can also be a nuisance.
12. my neighbour13. I replied, ‘We have a
dog,notacat’. OR I replied, ‘We have a
dognotacat.’14. climb get15. past16. dogs garden17. found18. needlessly19. defenceless awful20. inDay 331. escape2. weather3. electrik4. gh gh gh 5. misplace misspell6. flower7. active8. antibiotic 1
antiseptic 3 anticipate 2
9. glare10. No
11. TheVenusflytrapisaplant that eats bugs, flies,antsandotherinsects.
12. the girl13. ‘It has hinged leaves
that close like a trap,’herteacherexplained.
OR ‘It has hinged leaves
that close like a trap’,herteacherexplained.
14. seriously15. attracts16. eaten17. Yes18. asquickaslightning19. up20. HowDay 341. antidote2. skiiing3. skateing4. No5. hesitation injection6. rowed7. unusual8. pierce 3
piece 1 pier 29. stick10. No11. On Tuesday, Mrs
Johnson was admitted to the King Alfred Hospital.
12. PatrickO’Brien13. Mr Patel explained,
‘She had acute appendicitus.’
14. always15. Yes16. spoken17. slowly18. as slow as a snail19. on20. WhyDay 351. length2. No3. coppyright4. n n n 5. impatient
impossible6. mist7. buy8. disturb 3
distribute 2 distinct 19. respect10. No
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11. AreEarth’sseasonsthe same on both sides of the world?
12. No13. ‘November,
December and JanuaryinIreland,’replied Bella.
OR ‘November,
December and JanuaryinIreland’,replied Bella.
14. present15. had been raining
were glad16. blew17. No18. as busy as a bee19. on into20. How or When or WhyDay 361. variety2. antiseptic3. Yes4. whistle rhubarb
scissors5. expression
permission6. heel heal7. Yes8. straight 1
strange 2 strength 3
9. grace10. Yes11. Have you watched
Manchester United play football at their homeground of Old Trafford?
12. Tony answered eagerly
13. ‘Would you like to come with me on Saturday?’hisUnclePatrick asked.
14. present15. were warming up16. spoke17. energetically loudly18. ice19. along into20. WhereDay 371. oxygen2. machine3. strengthen4. groaned over
frozen though almost home
5. prepaid6. rode road
7. No8. decided 2
deceived 1 decimal 3
9. geography10. Yes11. Some people
dream of climbing Mount Everest in the Himalayan Mountains.
12. Andre asked13. The mountaineer
replied, ‘Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay. It was in 1953.’
14. future15. travelled16. No17. solidly firmly18. lion19. during20. WhyDay 381. neighbour2. exciting3. enuff4. Yes5. famous dangerous6. flour7. nervous8. commend 2
command 1 comment 3
9. bump10. No11. Before you start
cooking, you should have your ingredients, equipmentandmeasuring spoons ready.
12. ‘What are you going too cook for dinner Harry?’
13. ‘An old favourite—spaghetti bolognaise!’mybrother answered.
14. present15. not16. Harry17. quicklycarefully18. peacock19. No20. HowDay 391. enormous2. No3. artificial4. conscience
charade tension5. uncooked6. to two too7. Yes8. relevant 2
relieve 3 relation 1
9. explode10. No11. Partsofaflowering
plant include the seed, stem, root, flowerandleaves.
12. the lady asked the gardener
13. The gardener replied,‘It’scalledanIrishyew.’
14. found15. Plants seeds16. If17. carefullyquickly18. lamb19. beneath beside20. bandDay 401. leisure2. definite3. therefor4. mistletoe
fascinated honour5. completion
location6. missed7. reduce8. earring 2
earliest 1 earth 3
9. satisfy10. No11. Our competition
will be on Friday, 24 August.
12. ‘I’vebeenchosentocompete in the long jump!’
13. ‘That’sfantastic!’Iresponded.‘I’msureyou’lldoreallywell!’
14. won15. was competing
had been waiting16. No17. patiently nervously18. grass19. around towards20. ChinaDay 411. desserts2. No3. acidentally4. alphabet
geography orphan
5. earth6. Yes7. dictionaries8. medal9. would have10. forecast11. The Sahara Desert in
Africa is the largest hot desert on Earth.
12. No13. desert’s14. Antarctica
South Pole15. tourists
themselves16. in17. ferociously18. smaller19. When20. QuestionDay 421. peculiar2. either3. niether4. There areas where
pairs bears their5. discussion
admission6. guilty7. trousers8. scene9. how’d10. No11. Freshwater wetlands
are home to trout, salmon and catfish as well as birds, mammals and insects.
12. Yes13. Pelican’s14. 6(Wetlands
marshes swamps bogs animals plants)
15. salmon it16. in down17. shoals18. warm shallow19. Yes20. QuestionDay 431. forgotten2. Arctic3. Antarctica4. prophet sphere
profit5. light6. least7. teeth8. past9. had not10. contribute
11. Does the recycling truck come once a fortnight on a Monday?
12. No13. bin’swouldn’t14. 5(Itemsaluminium
steelplasticpaper)15. beside16. recycle reduces17. old, discarded
materials them18. best19. Once20. exclamationDay 441. country2. temperature3. ambulance4. pheasant
conference atmosphere
5. hesitant tolerant
6. discard7. goggles8. whose9. why’s10. screeched11. The African bush
elephant is the largest land mammal on Earth.
12. Yes13. cheetah’s14. pride pack15. nervously16. are caught17. behind under18. 3(imposing
powerful unsuspecting)
19. Africa20. statementDay 451. beautiful2. certain3. skilfull4. nephew hyphen
physical5. blue 6. irritate7. burglars8. except9. could have10. No11. Do you like ham,
grated cheese, pineapple, chopped onion and olives on your pizza?
12. Yes13. pizzas’weren’t
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14. me15. already16. around17. Saturday18. home-delivered
nice homemade much better
19. unless20. commandDay 461. continent2. No3. actualy4. colour odour
harbour5. confidence
obedience6. boring7. species8. Who’s9. aren’t10. screeched11. Is Antarctica
surrounded by the Southern Ocean or the Indian Ocean?
12. No13. world’sit’s14. 4(speciespenguins
coloniesrookeries)15. chicks they16. off into17. Yes18. coldest
windiest driest
19. whether or20. statementDay 471. favourite2. Yes3. equater4. rumour favour
flavour5. around6. pleasure7. library8. knead9. must not10. No11. On Saturday
morning, Dad puts his golf clubs, golf bag and golf shoes in his car.
12. No13. David’saren’t
Dad’s14. 5(DadDavidball
fairwaybunker)15. ball it16. havelostcan’tfind17. immediately
18. best19. until20. statementDay 481. imagine2. trouble3. symbil4. thought caution
exhaust caught for5. adorable avoidable6. separate7. post8. past9. how’d10. prosperous11. During the month
of September, road workers installed a roundabout at the busy junction.
12. Yes13. weren’t14. Yes15. between16. dangerous narrow17. I18. safer19. Since20. commandDay 491. certain2. preparation3. medisine4. specially5. need6. ridiculous7. daisy8. accept9. did not10. accomplice11. The zoo keeper
explained ways animals use camouflage.
12. No13. chameleon’s14. 7(animalscolours
patterns skin scales furfeathers)
15. Predators they16. skilfully17. from18. intense cool19. Although20. exclamationDay 501. straight2. experience3. occured4. labour armour
humour5. tolerable
considerable6. reluctant7. bell8. passed9. should have10. procession11. The cities of Beijing,
China and New Delhi, India are two of the most polluted in the world.
12. Yes13. people’s14. are15. Tourists they16. in from17. seriously
menacingly18. greater19. Unless20. statementDay 511. population2. latitude3. logitude4. collar dollar burglar5. irrational
irresistable6. bounce7. Yes8. prop/er/ty9. guessed10. robbery11. The five most
populated cities in India are Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai and Bangalore.
12. thecity’sinhabitants13. asked the girl14. in on in15. found16. is believed to be
was built17. future18. slowly19. Ganges20. verbDay 521. delicious2. fierce3. No4. coastal brilliant
gravel handle island
5. marvellous envious6. breath7. exceptional8. la/zi/ly9. break10. quizzes11. On Friday evening,
our family went to an Indian restaurant for dinner.
12. therestaurant’smenu
13. No14. over for15. chose chosen16. was eating
had brought17. past18. usually
immensely19. ‘It’ssohotIneed
somewater!’sheexclaimed. The waiter arrived promptly with a glass.
20. pronounDay 531. Yes2. horizontal3. parallel4. constantly5. untangle unselfish6. describe7. trust8. sin/gu/lar9. steel10. binoculars11. The band consisted
of two guitar players, a drummer and the lead singer.
12. twodrummers’drumsticks
13. ‘Turn that music down!’
14. Although15. heard16. are learning to play
must practise17. present18. adjectives19. verb20. theyDay 541. sensible2. social3. oficial4. autograph5. solvable valuable6. rely7. fraction8. No9. It’s10. echoes11. Did you know that
lack of sleep causes tiredness, yawning, bad temper and lack of concentration?
12. children’sdreams13. The doctor asked14. As15. slept16. have been
wondering17. present18. verbs19. preposition20. heDay 551. extraordinary2. hieght3. extreme4. cattle Thailand
rushed towards bottom
5. refill reheat6. impossible
possibility7. thoughtful8. re/pro/duce9. through10. scale11. The largest tortoises
in the world live on the Galapagos Islands in the Pacific Ocean.
12. No13. Yes14. seaturtleflippers
ocean15. swam16. lay bury hatch17. future18. pronouns19. preposition20. themselvesDay 561. occasionally2. magazine3. trampoline4. Yes5. flexiblereversible6. honesty dishonest7. No8. cri/ti/cal9. coarse10. runners-up11. Mrs Murphy, who
lives down the road, is very superstitious.
12. thewoman’ssuperstitions
13. direct14. black good15. gave16. said follows step17. past18. nouns19. Somepeoplesayit’s
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unlucky to open an umbrella inside a house. They believe that by doing so, it might start to rain.
20. itDay 571. Yes2. queue3. admission4. Yes5. carry6. interesting
uninteresting7. always8. No9. steel10. volcano11. Sun protection
includes applying sunscreen, wearing a hat and wearing sunglasses.
12. No13. direct14. throughout over of15. burnt16. didn’trealise
could damage17. present18. adjectives19. We wear sunscreen
in order to protect our skin. However, we should ensure it is waterproof before swimming.
20. heDay 581. fascinating2. moniter3. attractive4. popular regular
grammar5. multiplication
population6. populated
repopulate7. Yes8. po/e/try9. It’s10. scarves11. The bones in the
body include the patella, the skull, the ribs, the pelvis and the sternum.
12. aperson’sskeleton13. reported14. when15. had16. is covered17. present
18. prepositions19. as hard as nails20. theyDay 591. forgiveable2. chocolate3. permission4. registration
magically dredging
5. three6. endanger
dangerous7. enemy8. Yes9. pair10. salmon11. Red algae is
collected as food in places like Finland, Japan and Iceland.
12. Yes13. reported14. Haggis dish
Scotland heart lungs liver sheep
15. are16. is made is served17. future18. verb19. as soft as butter20. itDay 601. expensive2. suspicious3. abundince4. mourning5. information
vaccination6. reappear
appearance7. Yes8. hu/mid/i/ty9. sees10. piano11. An aye-aye is an
unusual mammal found only in Madagascar.
12. Yes and No13. direct14. Its its its15. is16. is used to tap can find17. present18. adjectives19. as sharp as razors20. itDay 611. excellent2. belief
3. eighteen4. they stay break5. frightened6. dishonest disorder7. he is he has8. steel9. most10. babies11. Deserts are
landscapes with very little vegetation.
12. ‘WeflewovertheSaharaDesert!’Lucas explained.
13. people’s14. relief15. Gobi Desert
Monday16. collective nouns17. hot dry18. they19. and20. aboveDay 621. communicate2. theef3. deceive4. chiefpeoplequay5. antonym6. fulfilment
government enjoyment
7. I had I would8. cereal9. scratched10. halves11. Will your team be
competing in the netball finals?
12. The clothes included a skirt, a collared shirt, a bib and sports socks.
13. umpires’14. balls grandstand15. Rita Egan
Una Jones16. becuase17. exciting enormous18. they them19. conjunction20. onDay 631. niece2. languages3. neighbour4. No5. conceal6. semicircle
semidetatched7. that is that was8. allowed
9. illuminate10. heroes11. Which African
countries have you visited?
12. ‘I have been to Morocco, Tanzania andKenya,’repliedHugh.
OR ‘I have been to
Morocco, Tanzania andKenya’,repliedHugh.
13. Amy is visiting Madagascar on her holiday;shehasn’tbeen overseas beforeandshe’svery excited.
14. it15. Amy16. saw17. it’s18. took19. exclamation20. backDay 641. indulge2. biscuit3. sistem4. either movie
money5. temporary6. dangerous
poisonous7. you had
you would8. bare9. screeched10. pupil11. ‘Come and see this
amazingcakeI’vejustmade!’boastedDad.
12. I made Rocky Road with chocolate, marshmallows, peanuts and coconut.
13. ladies’14. watched15. intently16. film audience17. No18. bought19. walked20. leadDay 651. temperature2. weather3. depth4. island
5. te/le/vi/sion6. higher7. accept except8. excrete9. systematic
ecosystem10. man11. Kieranenquired,
‘What’stheweatherlikeoutsidetoday?’
12. The neighbourhood dogs disturb people, other animals and their owners.
13. it’sHelen’sJody’s14. collective noun15. swam rising16. I them17. Irish18. Ireland19. because20. beside inDay 661. certain2. straight3. building4. learn Earth search5. No6. hundred7. dessert8. No9. know10. No11. What’syourfavourite
dessert?12. Can we eat, Dad?13. Mum ordered, ‘Be
home as soon as youcan.’
14. and15. pear16. Michel17. tastier18. Italian19. but20. offDay 671. interrupt2. variety3. emotion4. approached elbow
bureau5. synonym6. irregular
irresponsible7. he has8. heard9. immediately10. countries11. The lengthy debate
became very heated between the two
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politicians.12. ‘Order!’thespeaker
shouted. ‘I said order!’
13. politicians’14. Yes15. Helen Smithers
Prime Minister New Zealand
16. had been waiting17. proper adjectives18. Everybody in my
family was happy with the result. Mum suggested we should do something to celebrate.
19. as20. along inDay 681. beautiful2. incorrect3. seize4. Although goes
borrow5. authentic6. likeness fairness
boldness7. he is8. mayor9. straighten10. country’s11. ‘Would you like
some lemons from ourtree?’Hannahasked.
12. No13. plum’sPaul’s14. punnet15. Nile16. five17. juiciest18. he19. so20. from offDay 691. achieve2. purchased3. existence4. youthful5. synonym6. impossible
improbable7. I would8. waste9. Yes10. hoax11. My Dad is a barber
and Mum is a nurse. I’dliketobealawyerwhen I grow up.
12. ‘How did your exam
gotoday,love?’Mumenquired.
13. pupils’14. They15. the pupils16. written17. Who’s18. I read my book.19. command20. long difficultDay 701. competition2. remember3. peece4. view avenue
beautiful5. repair6. hopeless careless
talentless7. I had8. plane9. fewest10. echo11. Do you know if there
are any fish in that lake?
12. In addition to the fish, you can find turtles, frogs, tadpoles and eels in that lake.
13. turtle’s14. escape15. common noun16. Because17. No18. I caught frogs.19. slid20. behindDay 711. forty2. though3. machine4. largest heartiest
laugh5. collect6. unusual uncommon7. that is8. piece9. compliment10. families11. How will you
celebrate your birthday this year?
12. ‘Happy Birthday Hannah!’herfriendsexclaimed.
13. possession14. cake15. May June16. will be turning17. adjectives18. he
19. although20. onDay 721. identity2. coff3. foreign4. care chair prayer5. antonym6. observant tolerant7. that has8. passed9. fewest10. calves11. Has she already
received the information about her latest mission?
12. The agency purchased new surveillance equipment,recording devices andacamouflagevehicle.
13. No14. camera cupboard15. James Bond
Ian Fleming16. were being watched17. silently finally18. She them19. if20. intoDay 731. ceiling2. damaged3. character4. capture culture adventure5. admit6. disconnect
disrespect7. What is8. guessed9. incredible10. feet11. ‘Have you heard the
weather forecast for tomorrow?’Jamesasked politely.
12. ‘The wild weather has damaged many properties,’thereporter explained.
13. It’sbeenraininga lot more than it normally would this timeofyear,don’tyou agree?
14. you15. Mum16. watching17. its
18. They run in the rain.19. command20. YesDay 741. enough2. weird3. fruitfull4. watched honest5. simple6. famous fibrous7. What has8. who’s9. fewest10. hoof11. What would you do
if you found a large sum of money?
12. The old, damaged, leather wallet was heavy with cards, cash, receipts and coins.
13. Daniel’shonestywasrecognised when thewallet’sowneroffered him a reward for returning it.
14. reward15. he it16. when17. No18. He spends money.19. exclaimed20. as old as the hillsDay 751. chemist2. thort3. bruise4. doubt5. pa/ra/chute6. circular7. aisle Isle8. remember9. non-musical
musician10. snail11. Many children in the
school have caught the chickenpox virus.
12. The spots were small, red, itchy and uncomfortable and they covered his neck, face and arms.
13. Ifyouhaven’tbeenimmunisedyou’dbetter make an appointment.
14. collective15. Doctor Smith16. Parents should
have their children vaccinated. This
will protect them from contracting diseases.
17. Scottish18. does19. conjunction20. OverDay 761. thirsty2. disappear3. friendliest4. mixture puncture
structure5. valleys6. water7. drawer8. merit 2
meringue 1 mermaid 3
9. lead10. snow11. Have you ever seen
a magician perform live before?
12. If you can, take your camera to the show.
13. conjunction14. amazingly15. He It16. show17. most amazing18. in the blink of an eye19. Although20. prepositionDay 771. choice2. Yes3. sergeant4. wearing their
somewhere5. thick6. blameless childless useless7. you would8. wait9. most10. echoes11. Ships which become
wrecked often turn into popular dive sites.
12. ‘Please prepare all yourequipment,’the dive master instructed.
OR ‘Please prepare all
yourequipment’,the dive master instructed.
13. fish’s14. time to face the
music
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15. bravery16. have stayed17. Greek18. himself19. yet20. acrossDay 781. answer2. begining3. mischief4. friends leisure
weather5. cautious6. neatly loudly
politely7. you had8. through9. innocent10. countries11. It’sdangeroustoride
your bike without a helmet.
12. The professional skater’sboardwasblack, orange, purple and yellow.
13. contraction14. collective15. They she16. into hot water17. better18. you19. or20. downDay 791. brief2. familiar3. No4. literature sculpture manufacture5. rot6. unselfish unhealthy7. he is8. weight9. electricity10. cherry11. How many hours
sleep do you usually get each night?
12. ‘Usually a good eightandhalfhours,’he replied.
OR ‘Usually a good
eight and half hours’,hereplied.
13. children’s14. ourselves15. Dad16. slept17. Whose18. She goes to bed at
8 pm.19. statement20. let the cat out of the
bag.Day 801. although2. eighth3. duvelop4. aunt’sfarm
afternoon5. antonym6. sickness darkness
kindness7. she has8. grown9. attraction10. knife11. The forgetful farmer
didn’tclosethegateso some cows got out onto the road.
12. Cows, sheep, pigs, ducks and chickens are all raised on that farm.
13. duck’schicken’s14. old new15. its16. at a loose end17. who’s18. They feed the cows19. strolled20. WhyDay 811. delicious2. skilled3. firewood4. theatre writer
humour5. different6. prepaid
preschool7. it is it has8. muscle9. unexpected10. ladies11. William
Shakespeare’splays have been performed around the world for 400 years.
12. She cried out from the audience, ‘No! Don’tdoit!’
13. weren’t Shakespear’s women’s
14. 3(Shakespeare’splayHamlet)
15. Romeo Juliet Shakespeare
16. verb groups
17. British18. nouns19. unless20. intentlyDay 821. powerful2. groosome3. anxious4. launched toward
scorching5. synonym6. forcible accessible
reversible7. it had
it would8. stationery9. through10. nannies11. Have you ever seen
an eagle swoop to catch its prey?
12. Aneagle’sdietcan include small mammals, fish, other small birds and lizards.
13. eagle’s14. 215. eaglets them16. was grabbed17. beat around the
bush18. pronouns19. until20. StealthilyDay 831. precious2. jewellery3. No4. Yes5. unusual6. remake rearrange7. they had they would8. prince9. intelligent10. arches11. Didthewoman’s
engagement ring have diamonds and rubies in it?
12. The woman screamed out, ‘Call the guards, my jewellery has been stolen!’
13. burglars’14. it she15. women’srings16. stolen17. lose18. Somebody will steal
it.
19. question20. yesDay 841. suspicious2. harbour3. desparate4. group cruise5. cheap6. honestly foolishly
smoothly7. why is why has8. which9. straighten10. dwarf11. The harbour in Hong
Kong is one of the busiest in the world.
12. Ships import and export livestock, grains, manufactured goods and textiles.
13. Didn’tship’s14. docked15. were unloading16. its17. sight18. We will watch the
ships come in.19. praised20. NoDay 851. popular2. storm3. dictionary4. solemn5. gov/ern/ment6. micro7. weary wary8. fruit9. exclaim reclaimed10. beach11. The 2005 St
Stephen’sDaytsunami devastated many Asian countries.
12. caused killed13. wasn’t14. common nouns15. since16. if17. teams18. tsunamis people19. suddenly20. towards ofDay 861. horizontal2. awful3. picture4. school Christmas
chemist
5. No6. geo7. alter8. No9. report10. break11. No12. If you can, send us
a postcard from the mountains.
13. populer14. jackets scarves
gloves holiday15. courage16. I I it17. better best18. crying over spilt milk19. but20. into downDay 871. wonderful2. recruit3. architect scheme
kite4. tension musician
audition5. antonym6. misspell mistreat
misuse7. It has8. knight9. ongoing went
undergo10. axes11. Helenreplied,‘That’s
difficult,I’veseensomany!’
12. ‘Hmmm’,Helenmused.‘That’sdifficult,I’veseensomany!’
OR ‘Hmmm,’Helen
mused.‘That’sdifficult,I’veseensomany!’
13. Henry’s14. accidentally15. for16. must practise
would like to become
17. in18. turning over a new
leaf19. but20. 4(is,canimprove,
motivate,entertain)Day 881. attached2. available3. youth4. scholar actor
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choir5. fail6. soften lengthen
sharpen7. It had8. meat9. moist10. they’re11. The tour group
would be visiting Hollywood, Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
12. No13. cameras’14. her her15. men’ssuits16. taken17. steal18. He will go to LA.19. question20. blew hot and coldDay 891. delightful2. appreciated3. coupon4. orchestra kennel mechanic5. antonym6. incorrect inactive7. They would8. wood9. No10. atlas11. Do you think that
all family members should help with the housework?
12. ‘Your turn to do the dishesRob’,mysister yelled out.
OR ‘Your turn to do the
dishesRob,’mysisteryelled out.
13. doesn’tDad’s14. them15. Yes16. tidied17. Who’s18. I will clean my room.19. question?20. Mum and Dad theyDay 901. definite2. laundry3. avridge4. huge moved
through5. thaw6. avoidable curable
enjoyable
7. Why is8. threw9. fewest10. mess11. How many ways
are there to travel across the English Channel?
12. You can travel by ferry, train or even flyinanaeroplane!Cars, buses and motorbikes can also be taken across on the ferries.
13. France’s14. Channel Tunnel15. on16. French17. faster18. They will travel by
train.19. glided20. weDay 911. environment2. column3. gruesome4. journalist workers5. correct6. unequal
unexpected7. What is8. piece9. shore10. elf11. Plastic bags are
often eaten by sea creatures who think the bags are jellyfish.
12. ‘What can we do tohelp?’theclassasked.
13. contraction14. as clean as a whistle15. expensive thorny16. We it17. adverb18. 2(It,him)19. Before20. onDay 921. medication2. wellcome3. purchase4. Tourists endure5. antonym6. youthful colourful
successful7. When is8. new9. most10. monkeys
11. ‘How long until wehaveabreak?’the tired climber enquired.
12. The heavy packs contained tents, sleeping bags and food supplies.
13. hadn’t woman’s
14. and15. Yes16. American17. eyes18. The woman felt
relieved and a little bit silly. The others were glad to hear the creature was harmless.
19. invented20. as old as the hillsDay 931. shoulder2. convince3. Yes4. cartoon5. tired6. unafraid unknown7. she has8. sale9. popcorn10. loaves11. ‘Do you think we can
winwithoutKim?’one of the players asked.
12. The coach replied, ‘Of course you can, you’reafantasticteam!’
13. don’t14. To hit the nail on the
head.15. No16. knew17. your18. future19. exclamation20. injuredDay 941. chase2. release3. gide4. jeep ledge
damaged5. occupied6. badly softly gladly7. Where is8. flour9. fewest10. house11. The damage was
not too expensive to repair and the amount was covered by insurance.
12. The jeep needed two new tyres, both headlights replaced, one indicator and a new front bumper.
13. weren’twasn’t14. you they15. gave16. To bury the hatchet17. seen18. past19. embarrassed20. underDay 951. increase2. decided3. almost4. thistle5. ner/vous/ness6. dec7. weak week8. illusion9. bagfuls baggage10. owl11. Workers in some
factories are expected to work in difficult and unsafe conditions.
12. Asia13. it’s14. enough was enough15. No16. needed17. you’re18. future19. command20. nervouslyDay 961. double2. perspire3. magnificent4. onion champion
million5. leaves6. two7. Where wear8. normal 2
nodule 1 northern 3
9. manage10. solid11. ‘I’dreallylikea
laptop for my birthday’,Rachelrequestedpolitely.
OR ‘I’dreallylikea
laptop for my
birthday’,Rachelrequestedpolitely.
12. ‘Bring me the paper, boy!’
13. Who’scan’t14. laptop15. gratefully16. A storm in a teacup17. saw18. past19. happily20. DidDay 971. answer2. No3. luring4. opinion brilliant
senior cure5. important6. homeless painless
worthless7. you had8. waist9. fewest10. hoofs11. The visitors to the
ranch were looking forward to a sunset horse ride.
12. ‘Whoaboy!’theridercalled to her horse.
13. horse’swasn’t14. horses trainers15. Yes16. fell17. were18. present19. statement20. YesDay 981. guard2. Yes3. frequently4. antiqueunique
conquer5. bold6. neatly loudly
politely7. I had8. altar9. slippery10. than then11. ‘Do you prefer
beaches?’enquiredmy best friend.
12. The dark, stormy, rainy and miserable day forced us to stay at home.
13. contraction14. surfer board15. pack 16. eventually
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17. seen18. past19. struggled20. pink orange heavyDay 991. popular2. dangerous3. Yes4. No5. extra6. disobey unlucky7. He is8. rays9. white10. brush11. Iwouldn’ttrybungee
jumping because I’mafraidofheights.
12. ‘I’dlovetotryit,’my friend replied enthusiastically.
OR ‘I’dlovetotryit’,
my friend replied enthusiastically.
13. it’sI’myou’ll14. Who15. No16. tried17. were18. 2(we,them)19. statement20. NoDay 1001. emergency2. thousand3. niether4. chequegrotesque5. synonym6. foolishness
thickness7. They had8. knows9. great10. pairs11. What was your score
out of a hundred in the science test?
12. We had to answer questionsonplanets, space, solids,liquidsandgases.
13. wasn’t don’t
14. is15. adjective16. as smooth as glass17. saw18. up19. gasped20. Whose
Day 1011. muscle2. vegetable3. abbatoir4. fearful deer
seriously5. tragic6. rethink renumber7. who is who has8. hire9. most10. deer11. Thepoorfox’stail
had bcome stuck in the wire fence.
12. ‘Lookatthefox!’Mimi exclaimed. ‘Let’sfreeit!’
13. haven’tlet’s14. 5(walk,squirrel,
owls,deer,rabbits)15. we16. Yes17. through18. verbs19. but and20. raucouslyDay 1021. signature2. quyou3. vehicel4. overjoyed lifebuoy
avoid5. antonym6. digestible
convertible7. that had that would8. eliminate9. Friday 2
friends 3 friction 1
10. their11. Would you say
you’reagoodswimmer?
12. Pools, lakes, rivers and the ocean are all suitable places for swimming practice.
13. wasn’tSam’s14. 1(Greg)15. it swimming costume16. verb groups17. loudly excitedly18. Yes19. because20. proudlyDay 1031. recognise2. restaurant3. Yes
4. Yes5. childish6. uncertain unkind
unhappy7. she had she would8. paws9. length 3
lesson 4 layer 2 laser 1
10. feet11. Family members
travelled from far and wide to be at theannualBrown’sfamily reunion.
12. ‘Wow! Look how muchyou’vegrown!’AuntMavisexclaimed.
13. John’s14. He15. people’svoices16. eaten17. than18. We took photos.19. question?20. AlthoughDay 1041. suggest2. rhythm3. stomick4. confusion treasure
garage5. miniscule6. adverbs cleverly
politely wisely7. pairs8. higher9. No10. read11. Historically, pirates
were known for burying their treasure to keep it safe.
12. The pirate gathered his rusty compass, his trusty parrot, the crumpled map and his telescope for his trip.
13. pirate’swasn’t14. wicket sinister15. were hoping16. incessantly17. he’shis18. The sea is very
rough.19. whispered20. theirDay 1051. height
2. yachts3. determined4. lamb5. straigh/tened6. tooth7. whether weather8. collect9. backfired fireside10. batches11. Do you know which
citytheworld’stallest building is in?
12. tallest13. it’s14. heroine15. band16. New York Statue of
Liberty Central Park17. past18. himself he19. hastily slowly20. acrossDay 1061. scream2. costume3. those4. patient essential
torrential5. Yes6. muscle7. heard8. No9. treat10. cereal11. Yes12. While I was thinking,
the cat walked into the room.
13. better14. witches ghosts
vampires clown party
15. fright16. had17. scariest18. and19. cast20. DuringDay 1071. pursuit2. continue3. heartily4. opinion yawn your5. antonym6. impossible
irregular7. she would8. aloud9. uneaten ate
edible10. sheep11. ‘Stopthatthief!’the
guard called out.12. ‘Can you tell me
what was stolen pleasesir?’theguardrequested.
13. thief’swasn’t14. as cunning as a fox15. intelligent sneaky16. had been targeting
were distracted17. inside/in18. Do19. so20. 1(weresitting)Day 1081. suitable2. incorrect3. surprised4. royal enjoyed
pointing voyage5. ingratitude6. lighten sweeten7. When is8. currant9. line10. bow11. Do you think this
palace cost a lot of money to build?
12. No13. weren’tthey’re14. gave15. theladies’coats16. brought17. didn’t18. We will see the
princess!19. exclamation20. YesDay 1091. destructive2. seriously3. surface4. researching5. synonym6. unfamiliar impolite7. Who is8. know9. No10. teeth11. Tornadoes are
common in the United States of America.
12. ‘Are we all ready toevacuate?’Dadasked.
13. wasn’t14. we15. Yes16. swept17. whose
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18. We looked for the dog.
19. question20. dog itDay 1101. potato2. schedule3. ishue4. disappointed
choice tabloid5. clear6. teachable
noticeable7. What has8. except9. fewest10. then11. ‘Which newspaper
doyouliketoread?’we were asked.
12. The newspaper included sections on employment, entertainment, motoring and dining.
13. aren’t14. have replaced15. dad newspaper
Saturday16. actor17. more interesting18. We buy the paper.19. skimmed20. himDay 1111. lightning2. physical3. special precious
facial4. ploughed ground
flowers5. apparent6. disloyal
mispronounce7. When is8. mist9. pair10. leaf11. A huge variety of
flowerswasgrowingincluding buttercups, roses, tulips and daffodils.
12. ‘Wow!’Finexclaimed. ‘Look at all the colourful flowers!’
13. it’s14. they15. No16. cutting17. their18. Hedoesn’t/doesnot
giveherflowers.19. exclamation.20. floristsheDay 1121. perfume2. famose3. curious4. womanshould’ve
mouthful cookbook5. synonym6. forgetful cheerful
wasteful7. he had8. cell9. most10. tries11. What’syoufavourite
reality cooking show on television?
12. I watched the chef cook an appetizer, a starter, a main course and two desserts.
13. weren’tman’s14. enthusiastic tired15. in16. monday17. Dad he18. was catering19. exploded20. as thick as thievesDay 1131. sweltering2. levels3. debt4. official artificial
social5. strange6. incomplete
undecided7. I have8. chews9. overbearing10. flowers11. The Northern
Hemisphere and the Southern Hemisphere are separated by an imaginary line called theequator.
12. Our teacher explained, ‘Most countries near the equatorexperiencewarm and humid weather all year long.’
OR Our teacher
explained, ‘Most countries near the
equatorexperiencewarm and humid weather all year long’.
13. Who’sI’ve14. one15. Yes16. found17. breathe18. Idon’t/donottravel
very often.19. command20. YesDay 1141. polite2. delete3. tawt4. Listen science
twice5. convince6. happily sweetly
quietly7. Who has8. main9. most10. horse11. The disgusted
pupilsdidn’twanttodissect the frog in their science class.
12. The lab assistant set up for the experiment with a bunsen burner, powders, test tubes and safety equipment.
13. Scientists’14. is15. teacher pupils lab16. largest17. aren’t18. Idon’t/donotenjoy
science classes.19. interested20. sometimesDay 1151. translate2. nervous3. degree4. knight5. en/er/ge/tic6. flex7. One won8. serve9. break-up unbroken10. lion11. Becomingfluentin
another language requiresmanyyearsof practice.
12. works13. It’s
14. official15. Yes16. spoken17. sure18. past19. statement20. JapanDay 1161. effect2. argue3. message4. ambush patient
special5. guesses6. fake7. mist missed8. noisy 2
nomadic 3 nocturnal 1
9. celebrate10. busy11. Ihaven’tstudied
ancient civilisations before because they don’tinterestme.
12. Ancient Egyptians worshipped many animals, built impressive pyramids and invented many things.
13. People’sEgyptian’s14. Ancient Egypt Pharoah15. learned16. a17. reign18. future19. actively20. customsDay 1171. thermometer2. Yes3. unknown4. ambitious official
shark5. hopeful6. sleepless fearless
beardless7. he is8. sight9. fewest10. sponges11. Ifaperson’sbody
temperature becomes too high or low there can be serious health risks.
12. The nurse explained, ‘Close to 37° C is a normal, healthy temperature.’
The nurse explained,
‘Close to 37° C is a normal healthy temperature’.
13. child’swasn’t14. was15. No16. bitten17. two18. past19. statement20. YesDay 1181. accurate2. No3. wound4. ambitious official
shout5. scarce6. rudely safely swiftly7. When is8. write9. sly10. brought bought11. ‘Do you have any
craftyhobbies?’sheasked me.
12. The friendly, fast-talking and bubbly woman showed us her large, well-organised and tidy office.
13. contraction14. admired15. proud16. class17. scene18. future19. chatted20. YesDay 1191. mission2. emergency3. Yes4. No5. voluntary6. disagree disobey7. It is8. our9. dear10. breath11. The shuttle launch
wasn’tbroadcastontelevision until the following day.
12. ‘Would you like to gointospace?’mybrother asked me.
13. doesn’tdon’tit’ll14. When15. No16. watching
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17. forward18. He19. since20. questionDay 1201. dangerous2. nightmare3. flavor4. sh sh5. antonym6. sadness greatness7. It has8. grate9. screeching10. flock11. Have you ever had
the same dream more than once?
12. People can have nightmares about being chased, losing their teeth, falling, being lost and many other things.
13. child’sdidn’t weren’t
14. small broken old15. their16. myself17. fought18. dream19. talk20. WhatDay 1211. individual2. rhyme3. cactus jealous4. compass jungle
young blood5. unbelievable6. repaint reload
reheat7. who has8. you9. fewest10. salmon11. What’sthebusiest
time of year for the postal service?
12. He answered, ‘The Christmas season is verybusy.’
13. haven’tDad’s14. 2(large,front)15. He16. verb groups17. Japanese18. I she it19. either or20. softlyDay 1221. enormous
2. embarase3. equator4. forgotten thyme
cooked5. antonym6. teacher explorer
robber7. that would8. allowed9. support 2
supply 1 suppose 3
10. it’sits11. Mydad’spassport
has a lot of stamps from many countries.
12. Last year he visited China, New Zealand, Colombia, South Africa and Indonesia.
13. No14. 4(me,he,I,them)15. Dad he16. congested17. for on18. pronouns19. whenever20. sweetlyDay 1231. indicate2. aggressive3. No4. Yes5. artificial6. unhappy unable
unlike7. she had8. claws9. money 1
month 4 monster 3 monk 2
10. colony11. The Tour de France
is an annual cycling race which has been held since 1903.
12. ‘Watchout!’therideryelled as he sped past.‘You’reintheway!’
13. bike’sanother’s14. cyclists world
teams15. cyclists’voices16. rode/ride17. isn’t18. I will train for the
race.19. statement20. smoothlyDay 1241. damage
2. applaud3. oportunity4. busily mystery
guilty5. ordinary6. moisten loosen
widen7. pair8. clause9. No10. maid made11. What’sthemost
interesting case you’veeverworkedon?
12. When collecting evidence, detectives must ensure they don’tcontaminatethe crime scene.
13. aren’tdetective’s14. was cordoned15. witness statement
detective16. foolishly17. were18. The detective caught
the criminal.19. dejectedly20. itsDay 1251. polite2. accept3. awkward4. autumn design
would5. ex/ac/er/bate6. worried7. breath breathe8. present9. showman
showroom10. swarm11. Invitations are given
out for events such as parties, weddings and christenings.
12. host13. sister’s14. so15. were looking was annoying16. shops brother
home17. its18. I we ourselves19. guiltily 20. into beneathDay 1261. thumb2. eighty3. pollute4. dangerous
hippopotamus5. Yes6. join7. four for8. Yes9. method10. die dye11. No12. While the teacher
was talking, a knock on the door interrupted the class.
13. Ourprincipal(MrKane)wantedtospeak with a pupil, Ben Smith.
14. test water homework sleep
15. Its16. You you it17. hardest18. greedily19. but20. gloomilyDay 1271. review2. altogether3. rhombus enormous4. hat and plaid5. antonym6. impatient indefinite7. When is8. ball9. doable did
doesn’t10. wolves11. Do you know which
country haggis, kilts, bagpipes and the Loch Ness monster come from?
12. ‘I think they all come from Scotland, am I right?’sheanswereduncertainly.
13. dad’sdoesn’t they’re
14. tourist photographs landscape15. rocky lush green16. had been travelling17. over18. Scotland19. because20. guiltilyDay 1281. cemetery2. occurr3. mosquito4. cousin London
summerflooding5. poverty6. juggler painter
designer7. It is8. rose rows9. inflate10. we’llwheel11. Mosquitoesare
arguably the most dangerous animals on Earth because of the diseases they can transmit.
12. No13. mosquito’s14. they15. men’sfamilies16. had17. done18. I will leave on
Monday.19. statement20. lazilyDay 1291. professional2. describe3. nervous famous4. Thursday5. synonym6. international
submarine7. What is8. stationery9. No10. coven11. Latin, ballroom,
ballet and breakdancing are different styles of dance.
12. The teacher asked the pupils, ‘Would you like to learn the stepsofthedance?’
13. wasn’t14. She she15. Yes16. stepping17. saw18. We practised the
steps.19. statement20. she ballet dancerDay 1301. marvellous2. ocean3. lenght4. enoughflooding
public another5. insufficient6. believable
laughable admirable
7. You had8. aloud
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9. fewest10. then than11. Theworld’soceans
cover over 70% of the planet and the Pacific Ocean is the largest.
12. Cape Agulhas, South Africa, is the place where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet.
13. don’t14. Atlantic Ocean
Earth15. superlative
adjectives16. noisily17. warmer18. We look out over the
horizon.19. furiously20. usDay 1311. machine2. equipment3. cute4. writer hurried
lyrics rhythm5. driven6. misbehave
untangle7. Who has8. patience9. Some10. hippopotamus11. GinaFrost’s
secretary was always very busy scheduling her appointments.
12. ‘Your next client is hereMrsFrost,’sheannounced on the intercom.
OR ‘Your next client is
hereMrsFrost’,sheannounced on the intercom.
13. wasn’t14. you15. No16. took17. there18. Shedoesn’t/does
not like her new job.19. question20. new client she
sheDay 1321. eyesight2. froaz3. caught
4. netball gnarled skinned knee
5. antonym6. election decision
explosion7. It has8. pain9. fewest10. berries11. Fred Hollows was
a well known ophthalmologist who came from New Zealand.
12. The Fred Hollows Foundation, established in 1992, helps to restore sight to people across Australia, Asia and Africa.
13. people’s14. is provided15. tirelesslybriefly16. provided17. Mary herself she18. Yes19. researched20. itsDay 1331. separate2. auther3. No4. of5. complicated6. unknown uneven7. Dad has8. wear9. petition10. pharmacies11. Famous novelists
from English speaking countries include Charles Dickens, Mark Twain and Miles Franklin.
12. ‘What’syourfavouritenovel?’heasked.
13. author’s14. novel world MaryShelley’s
Frankenstein15. No16. written17. foreword18. Idon’t/donotliketo
read.19. statement20. a bee in his bonnetDay 1341. umpire2. flavour
3. unyon4. wholemeal
healthier5. expand6. collision collection7. Sarah has8. so sow9. most10. summary11. China and India are
twooftheworld’smost populous countries and they are located on the Asian continent.
12. Karachi, Pakistan and Mumbai, India are two cities with over 12 million inhabitants.
13. Indonesia’sworld’s14. has15. decided16. India China17. isn’t18. Gordondoesn’t/does
not speak Mandarin.19. busiest20. WhoseDay 1351. explanation2. fought3. picture4. whistle wrestle5. ac/com/pa/ny6. bio7. would wood8. before9. watchmaker
wristwatch10. brass11. Toys are important
forchildren’sdevelopment and are found across all countries and cultures around the world.
12. Danish13. haven’t14. created15. Yes16. paid17. ensure insure18. future19. exclamation20. aren’tDay 1361. arrive2. decide3. washed4. numbed columnist
hammered
5. sub/ma/rine6. sound7. sew8. sinus9. recognition
recognisable10. litter11. The new editor
for the Evening Chronicle will be announced on Monday.
12. The newspaper included a sports section, an employment section, a lift-out TV guide and the general news section.
13. journalists’paper’s14. long boring whole no15. had been working16. writes17. right write18. present19. reluctantly20. whoseDay 1371. animals2. No3. whose4. sphere often half5. weak6. adjectives7. brother is8. paws9. fewest10. butterflies11. There are many
thousands of speciesofbutterfliesand moths, including the monarch butterflyandlunamoth.
12. ‘Whatdobutterflieseat?’theyoungpupilenquired.
13. butterfly’s14. feather15. No16. flown17. to18. present19. exclamation20. inDay 1381. education2. flavour3. ambulance4. wrestler worried
large
5. impossible6. adjectives to adverbs
brightly proudly nervously
7. Joanne has8. rays9. quick10. pane11. The bazaar district
in Cairo, Egypt is a major attraction for tourists and locals.
12. The wide-eyed, curious tourists were surprised to see so many colourful, shiny and interesting items for sale.
13. possession14. was looking15. purchased16. We them
ourselves17. threw through18. future19. drank20. holiday pyramidsDay 1391. hesitate2. renew3. No4. Yes5. welcoming6. mispronounce
imperfect7. Where is8. lead9. old10. dictionary11. Oyster farms have
been operating on France’sAtlanticcoast for centuries.
12. ‘What do oysters taste like? he asked.
13. Oysters are farmed for pearls and for their meat. An oyster’slifecanspanup to 20 years.
14. What15. No16. grow17. pair18. 2(he,him)19. yes20. questionDay 1401. expensive2. boulder3. watchfull4. gnome pneumonia
knowledge
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5. honour6. tolerant observant7. Ryan is8. here9. special10. chest11. Gold mining ghost
towns can be found in remote areas of some countries.
12. Many major gold rushes took place across parts of Australia, Brazil, Canada, South Africa and the United States of America in the 1800s.
13. didn’t14. sat enjoyed15. verb groups16. under17. It’s18. and19. found20. WhenDay 1411. graceful2. tongue3. ruler4. thought four
naughty draw anymore
5. selfish6. antihistamine
antibiotic antiseptic7. she has8. air9. fewest10. men11. Birds such as swans,
peacocks and seagulls were once servedatbanquets.
12. reigned13. wasn’t14. 1(she)15. seriously16. shone17. their18. in19. Because20. 2(Hesitantly,sternly)Day 1421. partner2. busness3. forgotten4. boat goes mostly
floatsthough5. synonym6. respectable
noticeable moveable
7. he had8. pedal9. exercise 3
exceptional 2 examination 1
10. its11. Luxury yachts
are commonly seen docked in ports along the Mediterranean coast.
12. The cities of Cannes, France and Split, Croatia are popular places to visit.
13. 114. adjective15. yacht it16. verb groups17. Mount Vesuvius
Pompeii18. adjectives19. Although20. recently leisurelyDay 1431. necessary2. available3. outside4. Yes5. boring6. outpost outside
outdoors7. I would8. plane9. numeracy 3
numb 1 number 2 numerical 4
10. pod11. Two species which
are endangered are the Yangtze and the Amazon River dolphins.
12. Several species such as the snow leopard, the tiger, the giant panda and the blue whale are endangered.
13. dolphin’s14. itself15. dolphins’noses16. frolicking17. wasn’t18. They jump from the
water.19. question20. Dolphins, recognised
as highly intelligent, have been trained and used as search and rescue animals.
Day 1441. relevant2. haunted3. corispond4. canoes through
fruit grew5. chubby6. terrorise vapourise
colonise7. pride8. dual9. No10. eliminate11. Oranges are grown
in Brazil, plums are grown in China and pineapples in the Philippines.
12. Fruit needs water, sunlight, nutrients and the right climate to grow.
13. strawberry’s tomato’s
14. verb15. adjective16. Tomatoes
vegetables17. was were18. The lemons fell from
the tree.19. keenly20. itsDay 1451. immediately2. Dinosaur3. passed4. island whether5. au/to/bi/og/ra/phy6. peace7. principal principle8. still9. hurtful unhurt10. clutch11. The adventure camp
was visited by the school pupils each May.
12. excitedly13. wouldn’tday’s14. ?15. river16. and17. Thursday18. that19. incredibly nervously20. over acrossDay 1461. taught2. lettuce3. fetching4. journal Germany
circular
5. No6. waist7. profit8. No9. board10. done11. No12. Eating vegetables,
we were told, can protect against a number of diseases.
13. Green vegetables that are high in fibre, iron and calcium can help to keep eyes, teeth and bones healthy.
14. water exposure sunlight people
15. as fit as a fiddle16. Do17. easiest18. these19. we we20. inDay 1471. catalogues2. sincerely3. fixation4. He happy receive
uniquepiece machinery museum
5. synonym6. extraordinary
extracurricular7. James has8. medal9. was is are were10. schaol11. Stilt fishermen who
fishoffSriLanka’ssouth coast sit or stand on wooden poles.
12. ‘Wow!He’scaughtabigone!’theobserver exclaimed.
13. China’sbirdscan’t14. so15. smelly rickety old severe16. had been catching17. in18. No19. Although20. itsDay 1481. category2. komedy3. committee4. neighbours straight
painted driveway
grey5. tranquility6. manager gambler
speaker7. Where is8. see sea9. forget10. whether weather11. The Red Sea, which
separates Asia and Africa, is a popular sea with divers.
12. No13. Sea’s14. He them15. women’sflippers16. living17. were18. They dived.19. statement20. chooseDay 1491. artificial2. confident3. special4. machinery5. synonym6. export exhale7. She would8. hole9. Yes10. hatter11. Whale sharks,
found throughout theworld’stropical,warm and temperate seas,aretheworld’sbiggest fish.
12. ‘Can people swim withwhalesharks?’Iasked my teacher.
13. No14. adjective15. Yes16. watching17. saw18. We entered the
water.19. statement .20. whale shark itDay 1501. essential2. cautious3. visable4. chain obey
straighten steak5. lengthen6. observant tolerant
expectant7. (1.)ithas
(2.)itis8. advice9. most
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10. then than11. The ancient Aztec
capital, Tenochtitlan, is the present day site of Mexico City.
12. Before being conqueredbythe Spanish conquistadores,there were many societies in Central and South America including the Maya, Aztec and Mixtec.
13. wasn’t14. verb15. adjective16. Portuguese
Spanish17. largest18. plain19. Aztec Montezuma20. from toRevision days 1–101. minutes2. No3. anser4. channel5. No6. unemployed
unnatural7. you’d8. piece9. No10. people11. Is the sun 150
million kilometres from Earth?
12. The sun emits light, heat and other radiation.
13. Earth’s14. and15. Earth Mars Venus
Jupiter Saturn Neptune
16. is17. gigantic powerful
dangerous18. 6(Mercury,Venus,
Earth, Mars, planets, sun)
19. the sun it20. It itself21. Yes22. Although23. speshial24. doubt known sign25. No26. occurred27. they are28. through29. celebrate
30. shelves31. The Pacific Ocean is
the largest on Earth.32. ‘What is the longest
riveronourplanet?’she asked.
33. under34. fear35. team36. No37. clear colourless
odourless drinkable38. better39. most precious40. Fresh water is
becoming more scarceastheworld’spopulation grows. This means we need to use water wisely.
Revision days 11–201. coming2. No3. intresting4. ei5. accurate6. reappear redesign7. can not8. could have9. au/di/ence10. knives11. The basketball game
was scheduled to be played on Saturday, 14 March.
12. When does it start? he asked.
13. referee’s14. stretched practised15. are16. were kicking17. present18. dribbled19. awkwardly20. across into21. extinct22. sciense23. begining24. ie25. No26. gently27. it’s28. brought29. pop/u/la/tion30. rock31. What animals are
found in Antarctica?32. Some examples
are whales, seals, penguins and other types of birds.
33. No34. so
35. colony36. are built37. past38. taken39. 1(mistakenly)40. throughRevision days 21–301. definitely2. ability3. Yes4. cattle Thailand
rushed towards bottom
5. self6. who’s7. flight8. breathe9. history10. wife11. Do dolphins live only
in the Pacific Ocean and Atlantic Ocean?
12. The killer whale, also knownas‘Orca’,isactually a type of dolphin.
13. dolphin’s14. 4(Dolphins,
mammals, oceans, rivers)
15. noun16. can17. 2(intelligent,
complicated)18. above19. Although20. exclamation21. favourite22. opposite23. nintey24. crisis25. argument26. they will27. an28. wondered29. No30. thieves31. In 2008, the Olympic
Games were held in Beijing, China.
32. consists33. women’smen’s34. team crowd35. water it36. across37. faster38. Yes39. between40. question?Revision days 31–401. particular2. No
3. definate4. stay survey
neighbours eight obey
5. misplace misspell6. rode7. entirely8. screeched9. explode10. Yes11. Mexico, which is
south of the United States, has more than 500 species of cactus.
12. the girl13. The botanist replied,
‘Desert or semi-desertareas’.
OR The botanist replied,
‘Desert or semi-desertareas.’
14. adopts falls15. future16. are filled17. thought18. Yes19. slowly20. Since21. humour22. astifishial23. exciting24. rhubarb solemn
daughter25. completion
permission26. two too to27. magnify28. comment 3
command 1 commend 2
29. missed30. uncooked31. Two popular
domestic cat breeds are Burmese and Siamese.
32. No33. ‘They are closely
relatedtopumas’,answered the zookeeper.
OR ‘They are closely
relatedtopumas,’answered the zookeeper.
34. as stubborn as a mule
35. Did36. fought37. Yes
38. for39. from into40. clowderRevision days 41–501. Yes2. tempreture3. variety4. adventure structure
question5. blew6. Yes7. libraries8. meddle9. must not10. forecast11. Many African
animals like the lion, tiger and leopard blend in with their surroundings.
12. No13. Leopards’14. butterflyAsia
leaf enemies15. it it16. Arctic owls them17. as18. as black as coal19. brownish-grey
dead forest20. command .21. No22. Antarctica23. appearance24. sphere profit
geography25. avoidable adorable26. unwilling27. bell28. passed29. why’s30. need31. Why is Greenland
called that name when it is white, not green?
32. Yes33. Greenland’s
doesn’t34. it35. Greenland36. live
reside37. because38. largest39. as and40. statement .Revision days 51–601. delicious2. occasionally3. admision4. yawning
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5. irrational irresistable
6. describe7. No8. la/zi/ly9. steal steel10. scarf11. We went to
the Japanese Restaurant for dinner on Sunday night.
12. ItwasDad’sbirthday.13. Mum asked Dad.14. For with on15. chose chosen16. was thinking
had organised17. future18. us19. beautifully
heavenly20. verb group21. permision22. extraordinary23. pierce24. exaggerate soldier
bridges25. multiplication
population26. interestingly
disinterested27. Yes28. coarse29. It’s30. three31. Are the three parts
the outer ear, middle ear and inner ear?
32. aperson’shearing33. reported34. because and35. move enters pass36. ear organs eyes
nose tongue skin37. sends38. prepositions39. adjectives40. asquickaslightningRevision days 61–701. neighbour2. variety3. mistaken4. eighteenth birthday
Spain5. glorious6. impossible
irresponsible7. I had I would8. cereal9. fewest10. countries11. Exotic animals can
be seen on the
African continent.12. ‘Have you ever seen
anelephant?’sheasked me.
13. lion’s14. hippopotamus
crocodile lion animals
15. Kenya-Uganda16. prepositions17. dangerous black
most venomous18. We I you them19. and20. along21. competition22. beleef23. certain24. hungry reached
piece cheese25. antonym26. famous dangerous
poisonous27. he is he has28. bear29. scratched30. babies31. Basketball was
first developed in America in 1891 by Dr James Naismith.
32. To play basketball you need a marked court, two hoops with nets, a basketball and five players in each team.
33. player’s34. Spectators burgers
popcorn nachos game
35. Philippines Canada Australia America
36. Russian37. tall athletic
compact38. you they39. conjunction40. skilfully loudlyRevision days 71–801. occasion2. chemist3. No4. culture puncture
adventure5. rot6. disconnect
uncommon7. he is8. through9. incredible10. foot
11. In very hot areas of the world, forest fires can break out causing a lot of damage.
12. ‘Residents have been urged to evacuate’,thereporter stated.
OR ‘Residents have
been urged to evacuate,’thereporter stated.
13. it’sdon’t14. themselves15. Sarah16. fought17. it’s18. They left their home.19. question?20. Yes21. cough22. choice23. identitee24. laughing heartily
barbecue25. defend26. blameless childless27. you would28. wait29. fewest30. cherry31. Edinburgh hosts
festivals showcasing drama, comedy, art and dance acts each summer.
32. During the festival, we watched three comedians, two plays and many street performers.
33. woman’s34. Edinburgh Castle
Military Tattoo August
35. to face the music36. at a loose end37. best38. The will watch the
play.39. whispered40. NoRevision days 81–901. delicious2. harbour3. laundry4. solemn5. re/la/tion/ship6. micro7. break brake8. frost
9. ongoing went undergo
10. lady11. The Pacific Ring
of Fire describes a disaster-prone region of the world.
12. The Ring of Fire borders the Pacific Ocean. It shows which regions may experience earthquakesandvolcanic activity.
13. They’re14. common noun15. badly16. areas photographs17. lasted18. proper noun19. hastilyquickly20. over of21. anxshus22. precious23. attached24. school chemistry
king25. No26. avoidable curable
enjoyable27. they would28. prints29. claim30. loose31. Yes32. Vultures are often
called scavengers because they feed on dead animals.
33. Other examples of scavengers include hyenas, jackals, dingoes and certain types of eagles.
34. vulture feet eagle beaks
35. Vultures are very heavy and it takes a lot of energy forthemtofly.Amazingly, they often wait for gusts of wind to soar on so they save energy.
36. its37. faster38. carcass39. feasted40. in nearRevision days 91–1001. popular2. No3. opinion million4. champyon brillyant
senyor5. wild6. homeless painless
worthless7. where is8. rays9. most10. monkeys11. There is a monkey
forest nature reserve in Bali, Indonesia.
12. One lady asked, ‘Are the monkeys friendly?’
13. monkey’s14. was bitten15. No16. tried17. seen18. future19. command20. as agile as a
monkey21. describe22. No23. release24. antique
school25. vacant26. softly gladly
politely27. She has28. flower29. wise30. you’reyour31. Have you ever read a
book by Roald Dahl, Judy Blume or Enid Blyton?
32. I found the book to be funny in parts, exciting in others and really sad at the end.
33. contraction34. Swedish35. Yes36. off37. weak38. present39. relaxed40. YesRevision days 101–1101. muscle2. destructive3. No4. Yes5. unimportant6. renumber rethink
re-enter7. what is8. higher9. justice 4
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jungle 2 junk 3 judge 1
10. teeth11. The Great Wall
of China was constructed in the 7th Century. It is now a popular tourist attraction.
12. ‘Is the wall still in itsoriginalstate?’Hannah asked.
13. contractionhaven’t14. it15. people’sphotos16. brought17. whose18. We took photos.19. question?20. No21. signature22. rhythm23. vehecal24. overhear serious
career25. comical26. teachable
noticeable27. that had/that would28. hire29. No30. red31. A tropical rainforest
is a warm, wet region which is green throughout the year.
32. Tropical rainforests can be found in Australia, Asia, Africa and South America.
33. America’s34. Machinery workers
rainforest land35. Amazon River as sharp as razors36. have37. his38. He is very generous.39. announced40. YesRevision days 111–1201. famous2. flavour3. admission4. proud ploughing
tower5. peculiar6. disagree undecided7. It has8. chews9. won
10. leaf11. Before the invention
of farming machinery, animals were commonly used as workers on farms.
12. Our teacher explained, ‘Many animals work on farmstothisday’.
OR Our teacher
explained, ‘Many animals work on farmstothisday.’
13. dog’shorse’s14. them15. Yes16. find17. to18. Idon’t/donotlike
animals.19. statement .20. Dad he animals they21. celebrate22. deleat23. translate24. business scissors
watches25. synonym26. happily safely
quietly27. Who is28. site29. fewest30. breaths31. Different countries
have different customs and traditions when it comes to celebrating children’sbirthdayparties.
32. I was very lucky to get money, a new bike, a helmet and clothes for my 10th birthday.
33. hadn’tdidn’t34. elaborately 35. Yes36. We37. No38. was39. off40. WhatRevision days 121–1301. individuals2. professional3. opportunity4. autumn design
would5. in/tel/li/gence6. calm7. breath breathe8. monster9. inflationdeflated10. pack11. Wolves can be
found across North America, Northern Europe and Northern Asia.
12. pack13. don’t14. so15. it them16. caught17. for even18. pronoun19. quicklygreedily20. inside21. ninety22. rhyme23. dangerous cactus24. nervous
hippopotamus25. Yes26. combine27. We’llwheel28. No29. do30. it’sits31. Yes32. Dams can be built
to store water, to preventflooding,toreclaim land or to generate power.
33. constructed controls provides
34. sweetly guiltily35. provide36. looking37. warmer38. pronouns39. Whenever40. inRevision days 131–1401. ambulance2. Yes3. hooves4. gnarled connect
knowledge5. welcoming6. explosion decision7. James is8. hear9. most10. pharmacies11. NewYork’sCentral
Park is North America’smostvisited urban park,
attracting millions of visitors every year.
12. ‘What can you do there?’sheasked.‘And is it always open?’
13. park’s14. Yes15. No16. paid17. isn’t18. future19. question?20. was21. separate22. No23. umpire24. writer struggled
rhyming25. help26. observant tolerant27. Dad has28. pane29. As old as the hills.30. threw through31. Haiku is a Japanese
form of poetry characterised by the number of syllables in each line.
32. Theshy,quietyoung girl took the audience by surprise when she read the most beautiful, inspiring and well-written poem.
33. possession34. was trying
was satisfied35. bee36. they her37. right write38. present39. written40. 2(Television,Roald
Dahl)Revision days 141–1501. essential2. relevant3. partner4. machinery5. antonym6. antiseptic antibiotic7. it has8. medal9. Yes10. dolphins11. Sun protection is
important to reduce the risks of skin cancers, especially during the hot
summer months.12. ‘What can we do to
protectourselves?’heenquired.
13. Staying in the shade whenever possible, applying sunscreen, wearing sunglasses and keeping covered up can all help to prevent sunburn.
14. adjective15. No16. living17. It’s18. We stayed out of the
sun.19. statement .20. family them21. necessary22. artificial23. avaleable24. neighbours painted
straighten25. generous26. manager gambler
speaker27. (1.)ithas(2.)itis28. than29. fewest30. illuminate31. Silk, which comes
fromsilkworms’cocoons, was first developed into a fabric in Ancient China.
32. China produces theworld’shighestvolumes of silk, followed by India and then Uzbekistan.
33. Silk’sIt’s34. verb35. silkworms’cocoons36. hungrily continually37. easiest38. I will buy a silk dress.39. were placed40. behind