REFLECTIONS 4 ANSWER KEY

Welcome unit

1 1. university; 2. quiz; 3. radio; 4. doctor; 5. orchestra; 6. wagon; 7. football; 8. ambulance; 9. lemon; 10. yo-yo;11. hamburger; 12. zebra; 13. judo; 14. nurse; 15. television; 16. veterinarian; 17. cake; 18. stop; 19. kangaroo; 20. gorilla;21. internet; 22. x-ray; 23. picnic; 24. balloon; 25. microphone; 26. electricity

2 1. It’s an ambulance. 2. It’s a lemon. 3. It’s a television. 4. It’s a yo-yo. 5. It’s a hamburger. 6. It’s a cake. 7. It’s a microphone. 8. It’s a wagon. 9. It’s a zebra. 10. It’s a stadium.

3 1. a; 2. b; 3. a; 4. b; 5. a; 6. b; 7. a; 8. a; 9. a4 1. open your books; 2. repeat; 3. read; 4. listen; 5. look; 6. write; 7. sit down; 8. close your books; 9. draw; 10. stand up5 1. your; 2. name; 3. Listen; 4. Sit; 5. up; 6. picture; 7. Cut; 8. window; 9. Close; 10. hand6 1. c; 2. e; 3. a; 4. b; 5. d7

1.one ; 2. two; 3. three; 4. four; 5. five; 6. six; 7. seven; 8. eight; 9. nine; 10. ten8 1.one ; 2. two; 3. three; 4. four; 5. five; 6. six; 7. seven; 8. eight; 9. nine; 10. ten; 11. eleven; 12. twelve; 13. thirteen;

14. fourteen; 15. fifteen; 16. sixteen; 17. seventeen; 18. eighteen; 19. nineteen; 20. twenty9 1. A: How many candles are there? B: There seven candles. 2. A: How many crayons are there? B: There eight crayons.

3. A: How many desks are there? B: There four desks. 4. A: How many pencils are there? B: There seven pencils.5. A: How many books are there? B: There three books. 6. A: How many school bags are there? B: There six school bags.7. A: How many erasers are there? B: There two erasers. 8. A: How many scissors are there? B: There nine scissors.

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1. black; 2. yellow; 3. blue; 4. brown; 5. green; 6. orange; 7. pink; 8. red; 9. white

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1. Yes, I do. 2. No, I don’t. 3. Yes, I do. 4. No, I don’t. 5. Yes, I do. 6. No, I don’t. 7. Yes, I do. 8. No, I don’t.

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1. head; 2. eye; 3. finger; 4. leg; 5. foot; 6. nose; 7. ear; 8. teeth; 9. hand; 10. knee

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1. in; 2. on; 3. on; 4. in; 5. On

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1. A: Do you like apples? B: Yes, I do. 2. A: Do you like watermelons? B: No, I don’t. 3. A: Do you like grapefruits?B: Yes, I do. 4. A: Do you like melons? B: No, I don’t. 5. A: Do you like bananas? B: Yes, I do. 6. A: Do you like grapes?B: No, I don’t. 7. A: Do you like oranges? B: Yes, I do. 8. A: Do you like lemons? B: No, I don’t.

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1. I am a monkey. I can climb a tree. 2. I am a kangaroo. I can jump. 3. I am a chicken. I can walk. 4. I am a duck. I can swim. 5. I am a horse. I can run.

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1. No, I can’t. 2. Yes, I can. 3. No, I can’t. 4. Yes, I can. 5. No, I can’t. 6. Yes, I can. 7. No, I can’t. 8. Yes, I can.

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1. A: Who is he? B: This is my uncle. 2. A: Who is he? B: This is my brother. 3. A: Who is she? B: This is my mother.4. A: Who is she? B: This is my grandmother. 5. A: Who is he? B: This is my father.

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1. sister; 2. uncle; 3. brother; 4. mother; 5. aunt

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

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1. tall; 2. big; 3. young; 4. strong; 5. heavy; 6. a

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1. A big brown dog; 2. A red short pen; 3. Two small apples; 4. A thin orange book; 5. An old green turtle; 6. A tall boy

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1. tall-strong; 2. thin-young; 3. old-heavy; 4. weak-short; 5. big-fast; 6. small-slow

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1. bedroom; 2. bathroom; 3. garage; 4. living room; 5. toilet; 6. hall; 7. dining room; 8. kitchen; 9. garden

2 1. A: Can he play basketball? B: Yes, he can. 2. A: Can he climb trees? B: No, he can’t. 3. A: Can she play the piano?

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1. Yes, he can. 2. No, she can’t. 3. Yes, he can. 4. No, she can’t. 5. Yes, he can. 6. No, she can’t.

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1. okay; 2. angry; 3. surprised; 4. sad; 5. bad; 6. happy; 7. energetic; 8. tired

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1. I am an angry goat. 2. I am a sad monkey. 3. I am a surprised hippo. 4. I am a tired elephant. 5. I am a happy rabbit.6. I am an energetic donkey.

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1. boat; 2. plane; 3. bike; 4. ship; 5. bus; 6. motorcycle

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1. is reading; 2. is swimming; 3. is crying; 4. is dancing; 5. is playing; 6. is playing; 7. is running

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1. A: What is he doing? B: He is singing. 2. A: What is she doing? B: She is dancing. 3. A: What is she doing? B: She is cooking. 4. A: What is he doing? B: He is running. 5. A: What is he doing? B: He is eating.

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1. A: How is the weather? B: It’s hot. 2. A: How is the weather? B: It’s raining. 3. A: How is the weather? B: It’s cold.4. A: How is the weather? B: It’s nice. 5. A: How is the weather? B: It’s very snowy.

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1. Yes, I do. 2. No, I don’t. 3. No, I don’t. 4. Yes, I do. 5. Yes, I do. 6. No, I don’t.

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1. A: Is the whale black? B: No, it isn’t. 2. A: Is the dolphin blue? B: Yes, it is. 3. A: Is the frog green? B: Yes, it is. 4. A: Is the bird white? B: No, it isn’t. 5. A: Is the bee black and yellow? B: Yes, it is. 6. A: Is the shark red? B: No, it isn’t.

Unit 1: In the classroom

1 1. eraser; 2. ruler; 3. book; 4. desk; 5. pencil case; 6. pencil sharpener; 7. board; 8. chair; 9. pencil; 10. school bag;11. scissors; 12. pen; 13. crayon; 14. glue; 15. notebook; 16. Palette

2 1. eraser; 2. pencil; 3. book; 4. ruler; 5. palette; 6. glue; 7. chair; 8. desk3 1. It’s a green eraser. 2. It’s a red pencil. 3. It’s a blue pencil case. 4. It’s red scissors. 5. It’s a black board. 6. It’s a yellow

book. 7. It’s a white ruler. 8. It’s a purple pencil sharpener.4 Colouring activity5 1. I have got two books, four rulers, five pencils and three scissors in my school bag. 2. I have got one pencil sharpener,

two pencil cases, one palette and eight crayons in my school bag. 3. I have got six crayons, four glues, one palette and three books in my school bag. 4. I have got three notebooks, three erasers, six pens and three glues in my school bag.

6 1. Lisa has got two scissors, one notebook, five pencils and three books in her school bag. 2. Tom has got one pencil sharpener, two erasers, two pencil cases and five rulers in his school bag.

7 1. Give me the eraser, please. 2. Give me the pencil case, please. 3. Give me the pencil, please. 4. Give me the pen, please.5. Give me the ruler, please. 6. Give me the book, please. 7. Give me the school bag, please.

8 1. May I take your notebook? 2. May I take your pencil sharpener? 3. May I take your pencil case? 4. May I take your eraser? 5. May I take your pencil? 6. May I take your book? 7. May I take your ruler? 8. May I take your scissors?

9 1. False; 2. True; 3. False; 4. True; 5. False; 6. True; 7. True; 8. True; 9. FalseHidden word: Excellent

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1. Excuse; 2. take; 3. Here; 4. Thank; 5. eraser; 6. very; 7. May; 8. again; 9. now; 10. give; 11. please; 12. course

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1. May I read a book… – Yes, you may; 2. May I speak English… – Yes, you may; 3. May I do homework… – Yes, you may; 4. May I use dictionary… – Yes, you may; 5. May I eat a sandwich… – No, you may not; 6. May I listen to music… – No, you may not; 7. May I play football… – No, you may not; 8. May I sleep… – No, you may not

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1. come; 2. sit; 3. stay; 4. answer; 5. open; 6. close; 7. eat; 8. clean; 9. turn on; 10. turn off

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1. sit down; 2. write; 3. come in; 4. listen; 5. work in pairs; 6. speak; 7. open your books; 8. read; 9. stand up; 10. close your books

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1. May I take the book? 2. May I come in? 3. May I stay in the class? 4. May I take the ruler? 5. May I turn off the light?6. May I turn on the light? 7. May I clean the board? 8. May I open the window? 9. May I answer the question? 10. Can you give me your pencil? 11. Can you open the door? 12. Can you open your book to page 20? 13. Can you clean the board, please? 14. Can you give me a pencil sharpener? 15. Can you open the window? 16. Can you answer the question? 17. Can you turn on the light? 18. Can you stand up?

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1. ten; 2. twenty; 3. thirty; 4. forty; 5. twenty-one; 6. twenty-two; 7. twenty-three; 8. twenty-four; 9. twenty-six;10. twenty-seven; 11. twenty-eight; 12. twenty-nine

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1. twenty-one; 2. seventeen; 3. twenty; 4. thirty-one

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a. 61-sixty-one; b. 11-eleven; c. 24-twenty-four; d. 79-seventy-nine; e. 52-fifty-two; f. 99-ninety-nine; g. 1-one; h. 46-forty-six; i. 13-thirteen; j. 30-thirty; k. 87-eighty-seven; l. 5-five

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1. teen; 2. ty; 3. teen; 4. ty; 5. ty; 6. teen; 7. ty; 8. teen; 9. ty; 10. ty; 11. teen; 12. teen; 13. teen; 14. ty; 15. ty

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1. 50 fifty; 2. 30 thirty; 3. 21 twenty-one; 4. 54 fifty-four; 5. 40 forty; 6. 32 thirty-two; 7. 60 sixty; 8. 65 sixty-five; 9. 43 forty-three; 10. 87 eighty-seven; 11. 80 eighty; 12. 70 seventy; 13. 99 ninety-nine; 14. 98 ninety-eight; 15. 90 ninety; 16. 100 a hundred; 17. 76 seventy-six

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1. B: They are pencils. B: They are yellow. B: There are six pencils. 2. B: They are chairs. B: They are brown. B: There are fifteen chairs. 3. B: They are pencil cases. B: They are purple. B: There are five pencil cases. 4. B: They are pencil sharpeners. B: They are red. B: There are nine pencil sharpeners. 5. B: They are crayons. B: They are pink. B: There are eight crayons.6. B: They are school bags. B: They are pink. B: There are fourteen school bags.

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1. leave; 2. turn on; 3. open; 4. come; 5. sit; 6. read; 7. clean

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1. Saudi Arabian; 2. French; 3. Greek; 4. Turkish; 5. British; 6. German; 7. Japanese; 8. Spanish

Revision Test 1 1-a; 2-b; 3-c; 4-b; 5-c; 6-a; 7-a; 8-b; 9-b; 10-c; 11-c; 12-b; 13-b; 14-b; 15-a; 16-b; 17-a

Unit 2: Children’s Day

1 1. North America; 2. South America; 3. Antarctica; 4. Africa; 5. Europe; 6. Asia; 7. Australia2 1. British; 2. German; 3. Turkish; 4. Japanese; 5. Mexican; 6. Indian; 7. Spanish; 8. French; 9. Saudi Arabian3 1. Mexico; 2. Germany; 3. the USA; 4. Saudi Arabia; 5. Egypt; 6. Turkey; 7. the UK; 8. Italy; 9. Russia; 10. Spain; 11.

Japan; 12. India4 1. British; 2. Spanish; 3. Italian; 4. Russian; 5. Japanese; 6. Indian; 7. Turkish; 8. Egyptian; 9. French; 10. American;

11. German; 12. Mexican5 1. Italian; 2. Russian; 3. Indian; 4. Egyptian; 5. American; 6. German; 7. Mexican; 8. Japanese; 9. British; 10. Spanish;

11. Turkish; 12. French6 1. Britain; 2. Spanish; 3. Germany; 4. Turkish; 5. India; 6. Italian; 7. Saudi Arabia; 8. Egyptian; 9. Japanese; 10. Mexico7 1. A: Where are you from? B: I’m from Saudi Arabia. I’m Saudi Arabian. 2. A: Where are you from? B: I’m from

Germany. I’m German. 3. A: Where are you from? B: I’m from Japan. I’m Japanese. 4. A: Where are you from? B: I’m from the USA. I’m American. 5. A: Where are you from? B: I’m from Mexico. I’m Mexican. 6. A: Where are you from? B: I’m from the UK. I’m British. 7. A: Where are you from? B: I’m from Italy. I’m Italian. 8. A: Where are you from? B: I’m from Spain. I’m Spanish.

8 1. She is from Britain. She is British. She lives in London. 2. She is from Spain. She is Spanish. She lives in Madrid. 3. He is from Turkey. He is Turkish. He lives in Ankara. 4. He is from France. He is French. He lives in Paris. 5. She is from Russia. She is Russian. She lives in Moscow. 6. He is from Egypt. He is Egyptian. He lives in Cairo.

9 1. He is from the UK. 2. They are from Germany. 3. They are from the USA. 4. We are from Spain. 5. He is from Japan.6. He is from France. 7. I am from Turkey. 8. We are from Mexico.

1 1. She is from Germany. 2. She is from the USA. 3. They are from France. 4. She is from the UK. 5. They are from Italy.3

0 6. He is from Japan. 7. She is from Spain. 8. They are from Turkey.11

1. Russia; 2. Turkey; 3. Spain; 4. France; 5. Italy; 6. Mexico; 7. Japan; 8. the USA; 9. the UK

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1. am; 2. are; 3. is; 4. is; 5. are; 6. are; 7. are; 8. are; 9. are; 10. is; 11. are; 12. are; 13. are; 14. is; 15. are; 16. are; 17. are;18. is

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1. Is; 2. Is; 3. Are; 4. Is; 5. Is; 6. Are; 7. Are; 8. Are; 9. Is; 10. Is; 11. Is; 12. Are; 13. Are; 14. Is; 15. Is; 16. Are; 17. Are;18. Is

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1. Name: Lisa; Age: 9; Country: Britain; Nationality: British; 2. Name: Kelly; Age: 11; Country: Germany; Nationality: German; 3. Name: Chang; Age: 10; Country: Japan; Nationality: Japanese; 4. Name: Jasmin; Age: 12; Country: India; Nationality: Indian

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1. She is Emma. She is thirteen years old. She is from the USA. She lives in New York. 2. He is Adolfo. He is twelve years old. He is from Italy. He lives in Rome. 3. He is Amir. He is eleven years old. He is from India. He lives in New Delhi. 4. She is Namika. She is eleven years old. She is from Japan. She lives in Tokyo.

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1. A: Where is he from? B: He is from Japan. He is Japanese. 2. A: Where is she from? B: She is from Spain. She is Spanish. 3. A: Where is he from? B: He is from Turkey. He is Turkish. 4. A: Where is he from? B: He is from the USA. He is American. 5. A: Where is he from? B: He is from India. He is Indian. 6. A: Where is she from? B: She is from France. She is French. 7. A: Where is she from? B: She is from Britain. She is British.

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1. A: Are you British? B: No, I am not. I am German. A: Where is Germany? B: It is in Europe. 2. A: Are you French? B: No, I am not. I am Spanish. A: Where is Spain? B: It is in Europe. 3. A: Are you Turkish? B: No, I am not. I am Italian. A: Where is Italy? B: It is in Europe. 4. A: Are you Russian? B: No, I am not. I am Spanish. A: Where is Spain? B: It is in Europe.5. A: Are you Italian? B: No, I am not. I am Turkish. A: Where is Turkey? B: It is in Asia and Europe. 6. A: Are you French? B: No, I am not. I am Japanese. A: Where is Japan? B: It is in Asia. 7. A: Are you Spanish? B: No, I am not. I am Brazilian. A: Where is Brazil? B: It is in South America.

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1. A: Where is Germany? B: It’s in Europe. 2. A: Where is Turkey? B: It’s in Asia and Europe. 3. A: Where is Egypt? B: It’s in Africa. 4. A: Where is Brazil? B: It’s in South America. 5. A: Where is New Zealand? B: It’s in Australia. 6. A: Where is Japan? B: It’s in Asia. 7. A: Where is France? B: It’s in Europe.

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1. A: Is he Russian? B: Yes, he is. 2. A: Is he American? B: No, he isn’t. 3. A: Is she Japanese? B: Yes, she is. 4. A: Is he Saudi Arabian? B: No, he isn’t. 5. A: Is he Italian? B: Yes, he is. 6. A: Is she Russian? B: Yes, she is. 7. A: Is she Indian? B: No, she isn’t.

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1. I don’t think so. 2. I think so. 3. I don’t think so. 4. I think so. 5. I don’t think so. 6. I think so. 7. I think so.

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1. b; 2. b; 3. a; 4. b; 5. a; 6. a; 7. b; 8. A

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1. B: My name is Aiko. B: I am twelve years old. B: I am from Japan. B: I am Japanese. 2. B: My name is Kamala. B: I am ten years old. B: I am from India. B: I am Indian. 3. B: My name is Tony. B: I am eleven years old. B: I am from Britain. B: I am British.

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1. A: Is Barbara American? B: No, she isn’t. She is German. 2. A: Are Polly and Robert Turkish? B: No, they aren’t. They are British. 3. A: Are Mike and Tom Italian? B: No, they aren’t. They are American. 4. A: Is Hakan Indian? B: No, he isn’t. He is Turkish. 5. A: Is Sofia Russian? B: No, she isn’t. She is Greek. 6. A: Are Matteo and Francesca Spanish? B: No, they aren’t. They are Italian.

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1. Brazilian; 2. Spain; 3. Saudi Arabian; 4. China; 5. Italian; 6. Turkey; 7. Germany; 8. Britain; 9. India

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1. My teacher is from Japan. 2. She is from Brazil. 3. I am Turkish. 4. We aren’t American. 5. Where are they from? 6. Sally and John are from Britain. 7. Are you from Japan? Yes, I am. 8. Where is Julia from? 9. Are they Saudi Arabian?

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1. False; 2. False; 3. True; 4. True; 5. False; 6. True; 7. True; 8. True

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1. b; 2. d; 3. a; 4. c; 5. h; 6. g; 7. f; 8. E

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1. Turkish; 2. Mexican; 3. Egyptian; 4. ihram; 5. American; 6. India; 7. Germany; 8. North America

3 1. Look at the girl in a red Kimono. Is she from Japan? 2. Look at the girl in a sari. Is she from India? 3. Look at the boy in

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1. Dirndl; 2. Lederhosen; 3. Sari; 4. Kilt; 5. Kimono; 6. Poncho

Revision Test 2 1-b; 2-b; 3-b; 4-b; 5-a; 6-a; 7-a; 8-c; 9-c; 10-c; 11-c; 12-a; 13-b; 14-c; 15-a; 16-b

Unit 3: Free Time

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2 1. like; 2. like; 3. likes; 4. likes; 5. likes; 6. like; 7. like; 8. like; 9. like3 1. don’t like; 2. don’t like; 3. doesn’t like; 4. doesn’t like; 5. doesn’t like; 6. don’t like; 7. don’t like; 8. don’t like; 9. don’t

like4 1. Do; 2. Does; 3. Does; 4. Does; 5. Does; 6. Does; 7. Does; 8. Do; 9. Do5 1. Does Jack like doing puzzle? 2. Do your parents like swimming? 3. Does she like flying a kite? 4. Do you like skipping a

rope? 5. Do they like collecting postcards? 6. Do you and Sam like fishing? 7. Does Mark like playing the guitar? 8. Do cats like swimming? 9. Do Tom and Jane like diving?

6 1. playing; 2. doing; 3. eating; 4. watching; 5. collecting; 6. reading; 7. flying; 8. learning7 1. I like colouring books. 2. I like drawing pictures. 3. I like flying a kite; 4. I like riding a bike. 5. I like watching TV. 6. I

like reading comics. 7. I like learning English.8 1. I don’t like swinging. 2. I don’t like playing computer games. 3. I don’t like playing with dolls. 4. I don’t like dancing.

5. I don’t like singing a song. 6. I don’t like skipping a rope. 7. I don’t like playing hopscotch.9 1. I like playing basketball. 2. I don’t like playing tennis. 3. I like playing with marbles. 4. I don’t like playing volleyball.

5. I like eating ice-cream. 6. I don’t like doing puzzle. 7. I like diving. 8. I like taking photographs. 9. I don’t like running.10. I like dancing. 11. I don’t like playing chess. 12. I like playing table tennis. 13. I don’t like playing the guitar. 14. I like reading a book.

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1. A: Do you like playing basketball? B: Yes, I do. 2. A: Do you like playing football? B: No, I don’t. 3. A: Do you like playing table tennis? B: Yes, I do. 4. A: Do you like taking photographs? B: No, I don’t. 5. A: Do you like dancing? B: Yes, I do. 6. A: Do you like playing the guitar? B: No, I don’t. 7. A: Do you like reading a book? B: Yes, I do. 8. A: Do you like diving? B: No, I don’t. 9. A: Do you like playing tennis? B: Yes, I do. 10. A: Do you like swinging? B: No, I don’t. 11. A: Do you like playing computer games? B: Yes, I do. 12. A: Do you like playing with dolls? B: No, I don’t. 13. A: Do you like flying a kite? B: Yes, I do. 14. A: Do you like riding a bike? B: No, I don’t. 15. A: Do you like watching TV? B: Yes, I do. 16. A: Do you like learning English? B: No, I don’t.

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1. Yes, she does. 2. No, she doesn’t. 3. No, she doesn’t. 4. Yes, she does. 5. No, he doesn’t. 6. Yes, she does. 7. No, they don’t. 8. No, they don’t. 9. Yes, they do.

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1. Yes, I do. 2. No, I don’t. 3. No, I don’t. 4. Yes, I do. 5. Yes, I do. 6. No, I don’t. 7. Yes, I do. 8. No, I don’t.

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1. Mike doesn’t like; 2. I like; 3. She doesn’t like; 4. My sister doesn’t like; 5. We like; 6. Jack doesn’t like; 7. We like;8. I don’t like; 9. They like

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1. like; 2. doesn’t like; 3. likes; 4. likes; 5. like; 6. don’t like; 7. like; 8. don’t like; 9. don’t like

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1. I like playing tennis, but I don’t like playing football. 2. She likes playing chess, but she doesn’t like playing with marbles. 3. Tom likes riding his bike, but he doesn’t like flying a kite. 4. Sam likes learning English, but he doesn’t like learning Maths. 5. Kids like skipping a rope, but they don’t like playing hopscotch. 6. My mum likes dancing, but she doesn’t like singing. 7. Sam and Rob like swimming, but they don’t like diving. 8. Jack and I like climbing, but we don’t like running.

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1. I like learning English, but I don’t like playing computer games. 2. I like colouring pictures, but I don’t like drawing pictures. 3. I like watching TV, but I don’t like riding a bike. 4. I like swinging, but I don’t like playing with dolls. 5. I like singing a song, but I don’t like dancing. 6. I like reading comics, but I don’t like skipping a rope.

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Sally JaneReading comics Colouring books Drawing Watching cartoons Riding a bike Swimming Singing Playing chess Playing table tennis

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1. Tom doesn’t like watching cartoons. 2. Tom likes swimming. 3. Tom doesn’t like playing with marbles. 4. Tom likes flying a kite. 5. Tom doesn’t like colouring books. 6. Tom doesn’t like playing chess. 7. Tom likes riding a bike. 8. Tom doesn’t like doing puzzles. 9. Tom likes collecting postcards.

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1. False; 2. True; 3. False; 4. True; 5. True; 6. True; 7. True; 8. False

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1. hopscotch; 2. music; 3. a bike; 4. a kite; 5. puzzles; 6. postcards; 7. photographs; 8. books; 9. cartoons

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Jack likes collecting coins, playing chess and playing basketball. Jack doesn’t like swimming and running.Sandra likes doing puzzle, watching TV, playing computer games and swimming. Sandra doesn’t like playing volleyball and football.Tony likes drawing and reading books. Tony doesn’t like reading comics and playing table tennis.

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1. playing football; 2. skipping a rope; 3. flying a kite; 4. playing chess; 5. playing with marbles; 6. swimming; 7. doing puzzle

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1. She likes riding her bike. 2. They dislike doing puzzles. 3. I like playing chess. 4. We dislike collecting coins. 5. He likes watching cartoons. 6. You dislike playing basketball. 7. She likes playing the guitar. 8. They dislike taking photographs.9. She likes playing basketball. 10. Ali dislikes fishing. 11. Mary likes playing football. 12. You dislike playing computer games. 13. I like playing with marbles. 14. We dislike skipping a rope. 15. She likes drawing. 16. Tom and I dislike reading books. 17. They like playing table tennis. 18. I dislike reading comics. 19. We like skipping rope. 20. Kevin dislikes colouring books.

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1. A: Do you like colouring books? B: Yes, I do. 2. A: Do you like learning English? B: No, I don’t. 3. A: Do you like riding a bike? B: Yes, I do. 4. A: Do you like playing computer games? B: No, I don’t. 5. A: Do you like playing table tennis? B: Yes, I do. 6. A: Do you like watching cartoons? B: No, I don’t. 7. A: Do you like playing chess? B: Yes, I do. 8. A: Do you like flying a kite? B: No, I don’t. 9. A: Do you like reading books? B: Yes, I do. 10. A: Do you like playing with marbles? B: No, I don’t. 11. A: Do you like drawing pictures? B: Yes, I do.

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1. A: Does John like drawing? B: Yes, he does. 2. A: Do they like watching cartoons? B: No, they don’t. 3. A: Do we like colouring books? B: Yes, we do. 4. A: Does he playing with marbles? B: No, he doesn’t. 5. A: Does she playing table tennis? B: Yes, she does. 6. A: Does Efe riding a bike? B: No, he doesn’t. 7. A: Do they like singing songs? B: Yes, they do.8. A: Does he like flying a kite? B: No, he doesn’t. 9. A: Does Mary like playing chess? B: Yes, he does. 10. A: Do your parents like dancing? B: No, they don’t. 11. A: Does your father like playing football? B: Yes, he does.

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1. A: I like listening to music. Can you give me the CDs? 2. I like watching cartoons? Can you give me the DVD? 3. I like riding a bike? Can you give me the bike? 4. I like playing basketball? Can you give me the ball? 5. I like taking photographs? Can you give me the camera? 6. I like doing puzzles? Can you give me the puzzles? 7. I like playing tables tennis? Can you give me the racket? 8. I like colouring books? Can you give me the crayons?

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1. Reading; 2. Doing; 3. Playing; 4. Playing; 5. Flying; 6. Taking; 7. Riding; 8. Watching; 9. Listening; 10. Collecting

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I like playing with dolls.

Revision Test 3 1-a; 2-b; 3-b; 4-c; 5-a; 6-b; 7-b; 8-b; 9-a; 10-b; 11-c; 12-b; 13-a; 14-b; 15-a; 16-b

Unit 4: Cartoon Characters

1 1. carry the rock; 2. Run fast; 3. Ride a horse; 4. Catch a fish; 5. Lift weight; 6. Climb mountain; 7. Catch a ball; 8. cook;9. dive; 10. swim; 11. Play the piano; 12. Play tennis; 13. Sing a song; 14. Do puzzle; 15. Drive a car; 16. Take pictures;17. Ride a bike; 18. Play the guitar

2 1. I can lift the weight. 2. I can catch a fish. 3. I can read English books. 4. I can sing a song. 5. I can jump high. 6. I can swim. 7. I can play the guitar. 8. I can run fast.

3 1. I can’t speak German. 2. I can’t play the piano. 3. I can’t do puzzles. 4. I can’t take pictures. 5. I can’t carry the rocks.6. I can’t run fast. 7. I can’t ride a horse.

4 1. A: Can you speak English? B: Yes, I can. 2. A: Can you climb a tree? B: Yes, I can. 3. A: Can you jump? B: No, I can’t.4. A: Can you drive a car? B: Yes, I can. 5. A: Can you fly? B: No, I can’t. 6. A: Can you drive a car? B: No, I can’t.7. A: Can you run? B: No, I can’t. 8. A: Can you play tennis? B: No, I can’t. 9. A: Can you catch a mouse? B: Yes, I can.10. A: Can you climb a bar? B: Yes, I can. 11. A: Can you cook? B: No, I can’t. 12. A: Can you lift a box? B: Yes, I can.13. A: Can you read English books? B: Yes, I can. 14. A: Can you run fast? B: Yes, I can. 15. A: Can you ride a horse?B: No, I can’t. 16. A: Can you draw a picture? B: Yes, I can.

5 1. He can carry the rock. 2. He can take photographs. 3. They can climb a bar. 4. She can dance. 5. He can play basketball.6. It can play the guitar. 7. It can lift weight.

6 1. They can’t play football. 2. He can’t cook. 3. He can’t ride a bike. 4. He can’t lift weight. 5. He can’t dive. 6. It can’t run fast. 7. He can’t ride a horse.

7 1. A: Can he play football? B: No, he can’t. 2. A: Can it swim? B: Yes, it can. 3. A: Can it fly? B: No, it can’t. 4. A: Can it run fast? B: Yes, it can. 5. A: Can he lift weight? B: No, he can’t. 6. A: Can he speak English? B: Yes, he can. 7. A: Can they sing a song? B: Yes, they can. 8. A: Can he play the guitar? B: No, he can’t. 9. A: Can he drive a car? B: No, he can’t. 10. A: Can he catch a ball? B: No, he can’t. 11. A: Can he catch a fish? B: No, he can’t. 12. A: Can she cook? B: No, she can’t.13. A: Can he jump? B: Yes, he can. 14. A: Can he play volleyball? B: Yes, he can.

8 1. can; 2. can’t; 3. can; 4. can; 5. can; 6. can’t; 7. ; 8. can’t; 9. can; 10. can; 11. can; 12. can’t9 1. drive a car; 2. read English books; 3. ride a bike; 4. play chess; 5. take pictures; 6. play the guitar; 7. catch a fish; 8. carry

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1. Tom can’t play the guitar. 2. He can take pictures. 3. She can run fast. 4. They can’t speak English. 5. Jane can read English books. 6. We can’t ride a horse. 7. I can’t drive a car. 8. He can carry the rock. 9. Jack can’t climb a tree.

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1. Yes, he can. 2. No, he can’t. 3. Yes, he can. 4. No, he can’t. 5. No, he can’t. 6. Yes, he can. 7. Yes, he can. 8. Yes, he can.

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1. Can Jack play the guitar? 2. Can he jump? 3. Can they speak English? 4. Can you catch a fish? 5. Can your dad drive a car? 6. Can she take pictures? 7. Can cats climb a tree? 8. Can you ride a horse? 9. Can dogs run fast?

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1. She can climb a tree, but she can’t skip a rope. 2. He can ride a bike, but she can’t fly a kite. 3. They can dance, but they can’t sing. 4. We can dance, but we can’t play tennis. 5. I can speak English, but I can’t speak German. 6. Jack take photographs, but he can’t lift weight. 7. She can lift heavy things, but she can’t drive a car. 8. I can play the piano, but I can’t play the guitar. 9. Cats can run, but they can’t climb. 9 Elephants can run, but they can’t play hopscotch.

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1. B: Yes, he can. B: No, he can’t. 2. B: No, he can’t. B: Yes, he can. 3. B: Yes, he can. B: No, he can’t. 4. B: No, he can’t. B: Yes, he can. 5. B: Yes, he can. B: No, he can’t. 6. B: Yes, he can. B: No, he can’t. 7. B: No, he can’t. B: Yes, he can.8. B: Yes, he can. B: No, he can’t.

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1. These are; 2. This is; 3. These are; 4. This is; 5. This is; 6. These are; 7. This is; 8. This is; 9. These are; 10. This is;11. This is; 12. This is; 13. This is; 14. These are; 15. This is; 16. These are; 17. This is; 18. These are

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1. These aren’t; 2. These aren’t; 3. This isn’t; 4. This isn’t; 5. This isn’t; 6. These aren’t; 7. These aren’t; 8. These aren’t;9. This isn’t; 10. This isn’t; 11. This isn’t; 12. These aren’t; 13. These aren’t; 14. These aren’t; 15. These aren’t; 16. These aren’t; 17. These aren’t; 18. This isn’t

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1. Are; 2. Is; 3. Is; 4. Are; 5. Are; 6. Is; 7. Are; 8. Is; 9. Are; 10. Is; 11. Are; 12. Is

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1. Yes, they are. 2. Yes, it is. 3. Yes, it is. 4. Yes, they are. 5. Yes, they are. 6. Yes, it is. 7. Yes, they are. 8. Yes, it is. 9. Yes, they are.

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1. No, it isn’t. 2. Yes, they are. 3. No, it isn’t. 4. No, they aren’t. 5. Yes, they are. 6. No, it isn’t. 7. Yes, they are. 8. Yes, it is. 9. No, they aren’t.

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1. This is my guitar and I can play it. 2. This is my bike and I can ride it. 3. This is my bag and I can carry it. 4. This is my camera and I can take pictures. 5. This is my book and I can read it. 6. This is my car and I can drive it.

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1. my; 2. your; 3. my; 4. my; 5. your; 6. your; 7. my

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1. He can fly. 2. He can run fast. 3. He can carry a fish. 4. He can ride a motorbike. 5. He can jump high. 6. He can sing a song. 7. He can play football. 8. He can play the guitar.

Revision Test 4 1-b; 2-c; 3-a; 4-c; 5-c; 6-c; 7-c; 8-a; 9-c; 10-c; 11-b; 12-a; 13-a; 14-a; 15-a; 16-c

Unit 5: My Day

1 1. go shopping; 2. meet friends; 3. brush my teeth; 4. go to school; 5. have a shower; 6. have dinner; 7. wake up; 8. watch TV; 9. have breakfast; 10. go to bed; 11. read a book; 12. brush my hair; 13. do homework; 14. wash my face; 15. go to supermarket; 16. go back home; 17. get dressed; 18. wash my hair; 19. wash my hands; 20. go to the playground

2 1. wake up; 2. have a shower; 3. brush my teeth; 4. get dressed; 5. have breakfast; 6. go to school3 1. wake up; 2. brush; 3. wash; 4. have breakfast; 5. brush; 6. get dressed; 7. go; 8. go back; 9. have lunch; 10. do my

homework; 11. go shopping; 12. go to the playground; 13. have dinner; 14. watch TV; 15. read a book; 16. have a shower; 17. go to bed

4 1. go back home; 2. have lunch; 3. do my homework; 4. go to the playground; 5. meet friends; 6. go to supermarket5 1. brush my teeth; 2. have a shower; 3. watch TV; 4. have dinner; 5. read a book; 6. go to bed6 1. have lunch; 2. go shopping; 3. go to the playground; 4. brush; 5. go back; 6. go to bed; 7. do my homework7 1. a; 2. b; 3. b; 4. a; 5. b; 6. b; 7. a8 1. morning; 2. noon; 3. afternoon; 4. evening; 5. night9 1. in; 2. at; 3. in; 4. in; 5. at10

1. in the morning; 2. at noon; 3. in the afternoon; 4. in the evening; 5. at night

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1. I go to school. 2. I get up. 3. I go to bed. 4. I have dinner. 5. I go home. 6. I have breakfast. 7. I wash my hair. 8. I wake up early. 9. I get dressed.

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1. I wake up in the morning. 2. I get dressed in the morning. 3. I go back home at noon. 4. I have lunch at noon. 5. I meet friends in the afternoon. 6. I do my homework in the afternoon. 7. I have dinner with my family in the evening. 8. I watch TV in the evening. 9. I have a shower at night. 10. I go to bed at night.

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1. I wash my hands in the morning. 2. I have breakfast with my family. 3. I go to supermarket with my mother. 4. I meet my friends at school. 5. I get dressed in the morning. 6. I do my homework in the afternoon. 7. I go shopping with my

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1. A: Do you have breakfast in the morning? B: Yes, I do. 2. A: Do you meet friends in the morning? B: No, I don’t. 3. A: Do you have lunch at noon? B: Yes, I do. 4. A: Do you have a shower at noon? B: No, I don’t. 5. A: Do you do your homework in the afternoon? B: Yes, I do. 6. A: Do you watch TV in the afternoon? B: No, I don’t. 7. A: Do you have dinner in the evening? B: Yes, I do. 8. A: Do you go to school in the evening? B: No, I don’t. 9. A: Do you brush your teeth at night? B: Yes, I do. 10. A: Do you do homework at night? B: No, I don’t.

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1. It is seven o’clock. 2. It is seven oh five. 3. It is seven ten. 4. It is seven fifteen. 5. It is seven twenty. 6. It is seven twenty-five. 7. It is seven thirty. 8. It is seven thirty-five. 9. It is seven forty. 10. It is seven forty-five. 11. It is seven fifty. 12. It is seven fifty-five.

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1. It is twelve o’clock. 2. It is eight forty. / It is twenty to nine. 3. It is two forty-five. / It is (a) quarter to three. 4. It is four ten. / It is ten past four. 5. It is ten o’clock. 6. It is six fifteen. / It is (a) quarter past six. 7. It is ten fifteen. / It is (a) quarter past ten. 8. It is two thirty. / It is half past two. 9. It is five o’clock. 10. It is nine thirty. / It is half past nine.

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1. It is three o’clock. 2. It is four thirty. / It is half past four. 3. It is eleven fifteen. / It is (a) quarter past three. 4. It is nine forty-five. / It is (a) quarter to ten. 5. It is twelve forty. / It is twenty to one. 6. It is seven fifty. / It is ten to eight. 7. It is one twenty-five. / It is twenty-five past one. 8. It is four fifty-five. / It is five to five.

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1. It is one o’clock. 2. It is eleven o’clock. 3. It is six o’clock. 4. It is four fifteen. / It is (a) quarter past four. 5. It is nine o’clock. 6. It is six thirty. / It is half past six. 7. It is two o’clock. 8. It is ten thirty. / It is half past ten. 9. It is five forty five. / It is (a) quarter to six. 10. It is three o’clock.

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1. It’s four forty; 2. It’s two twenty-five; 3. It’s twelve thirty; 4. It’s twelve twenty-five; 5. It’s one fifteen; 6. It’s three forty; 7. It’s eleven fifty; 8. It’s four o’clock; 9. It’s five twenty

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1. at seven o’clock; 2. at seven fifteen; 3. at seven thirty; 4. at eight o’clock; 5. at twelve o’clock; 6. at one thirty; 7. at four fifteen; 8. at eight o’clock; 9. at eight forty-five; 10. at ten o’clock

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1. When: on Sunday ; What time: at twelve o’clock; Where: In my house; 2. When: On Saturday; What time: At four o’clock; Where: At Mc Donald’s; 3. When: On Monday; What time: At three thirty; Where: At school

Revision Test 5 1-b; 2-a; 3-b; 4-c; 5-c; 6-b; 7-c; 8-a; 9-b; 10-b; 11-c; 12-b; 13-c; 14-b; 15-c; 16-b

Unit 6: Doing Experiments

1 1. a magnifier; 2. a glass; 3. goggles; 4. paper; 5. a tape; 6. a bottle; 7. a tube; 8. a box; 9. a microscope; 10. a brush; 11. a scientist; 12. a lab coat; 13. scissors; 14. a bean; 15. a plant; 16. a bowl; 17. a sink; 18. a cardboard

2 1. Cut; 2. Cut; 3. Tape; 4. Plant; 5. Water; 6. Place; 7. Close; 8. Wait; 9. Open3 1. a; 2. b; 3. b; 4. a; 5. b; 6. a; 7. a; 8. b4 1. brush; 2. bottle; 3. plant; 4. magnifier; 5. microscope; 6. bean; 7. cardboard; 8. box; 9. bowl; 10. sink; 11. paper; 12. tube5 1. Pour; 2. Put; 3. Take - Peel; 4. Put – float - sink6 1. red; 2. yellow; 3. orange; 4. pink; 5. purple; 6. white; 7. blue; 8. green; 9. brown; 10. black7 1. yellow; 2. blue; 3. red; 4. purple; 5. black; 6. orange; 7. white; 8. pink; 9. green8 1. It’s red. 2. It’s blue. 3. It’s white. 4. It’s green. 5. It’s yellow. 6. It’s orange. 7. It’s purple. 8. It’s black.9 1. Mix green and yellow, and you get blue. 2. Mix black and white, and you get grey. 3. Mix red and yellow, and you get

orange. 4. Mix blue and yellow, and you get green. 5. Mix red and white, and you get pink. 6. Mix blue and red, and you

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Colouring activity

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1. It is in the box. 2. It is on the box. 3. It is in front of the box. 4. It is near the box. 5. It is behind the box. 6. It is under the box. 7. It is next to the box. 8. It is between the boxes.

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1. He is near the tree. 2. He is on the tree. 3. He is next to the tree. 4. He is behind the tree. 5. He is in front of the tree. 6. He is between the trees.

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1. A: Where is the brush? B: It is in front of the box. 2. A: Where is the brush? B: It is next to the box. 3. A: Where is the brush? B: It is behind the box. 4. A: Where is the brush? B: It is in the box. 5. A: Where is the brush? B: It is under the box. 6. A: Where is the brush? B: It is on the box. 7. A: Where is the glass? B: It is near the bottle. 8. A: Where is the pencil? B: It is in front of the bottle. 9. A: Where is the box? B: It is behind the bottle.

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1. True; 2. False; 3. False; 4. False; 5. False; 6. True

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1. Fold; 2. Draw; 3. Cut; 4. Glue; 5. Colour; 6. Write

Revision Test 6 1-b; 2-c; 3-a; 4-a; 5-b; 6-c; 7-b; 8-a; 9-a; 10-b; 11-b; 12-c; 13-c; 14-b; 15-b; 16-c

Unit 7: Jobs

1 1. A vet; 2. A fireman; 3. A chef; 4. A teacher; 5. A policeman; 6. A writer; 7. A postman; 8. An engineer; 9. A policewoman; 10. A dancer; 11. A businessman; 12. A singer; 13. A pilot; 14. A doctor; 15. A bus driver; 16. A farmer

2 1. A: What do you do? B: I am a policeman. 2. A: What do you do? B: I am a bus driver. 3. A: What do you do? B: I am a doctor. 4. A: What do you do? B: I am a chef. 5. A: What do you do? B: I am a teacher. 6. A: What do you do? B: I am a singer. 7. A: What do you do? B: I am a businessman. 8. A: What do you do? B: I am a pilot.

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4 1. I’m a teacher. I work at a school. 2. I’m a businessman. I work at a company. 3. I’m a fireman. I work at the fire station.4. I’m a policeman. I work at the police station. 5. I’m a farmer. I work on a farm. 6. I’m a dancer. I work at a dance school. 7. I’m a chef. I work in a restaurant.

5 1. motorcycle; 2. tractor; 3. bus; 4. plane; 5. bike; 6. sports car; 7. police car6 1. He is a policeman. They are policemen. 2. She is a businesswoman. They are businesswomen. 3. He is a businessman.

They are businessmen. 4. He is a fireman. They are firemen. 5. He is a policewoman. They are policewomen.7 1. They are farmers. 2. She is a doctor. 3. She is a writer. 4. She is a businesswoman. 5. They are firemen. 6. They are

dancers. 7. She is a vet. 8. He is a postman. 9. They are policewomen.8 1. her; 2. his; 3. her; 4. his; 5. his; 6. her; 7. his9 1. I am a teacher. 2. I am a bus driver. 3. I am a postman. 4. I am a vet. 5. I am a writer. 6. I am a dancer. 7. I am a chef. 8. I

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1. What is his job? He is a doctor. 2. What is her job? She is a dancer. 3. What is his job? He is an engineer. 4. What is her job? She is a vet. 5. What is his job? He is a fireman. 6. What is her job? She is a teacher.

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1. He is a pilot. – He likes flying. – He works at the airport. 2. He is a chef. – He likes cooking. – He works at a restaurant.3. He is a doctor. – He likes examining people. – He works at a hospital. 4. She is a teacher. – She likes teaching English. – She works at a school. 5. She is a policewoman. – She likes helping people. – She works at the police station. 6. She is a dancer. – She likes teaching dancing. – She works at a dancing school.

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1. They are students. 2. They are teachers. 3. They are businessmen. 4. They are policemen. 5. They are policewomen.6. They are pilots. 7. They are dancers. 8. They are dancers.

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1. What does he do? 2. What does she do? 3. What do they do? 4. What does he do? 5. What do you do? 6. What do they do? 7. What does she do? 8. What do they do? 9. What do you do?

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1. A: What is his job? B: He is a doctor. A: Where does he work? B: He works at a hospital. 2. A: What is her job? B: She is a vet. A: Where does she work? B: She works in a veterinary clinic. 3. A: What is his job? B: He is a farmer. A: Where does he work? B: He works on a farm. 4. A: What is her job? B: She is a fireman. A: Where does she work? B: She works at the fire station. 5. A: What is her job? B: She is a chef. A: Where does she work? B: She works in a restaurant. 6. A: What is her job? B: She is a policewoman. A: Where does she work? B: She works at the police station. 7. A: What is her job? B: She is a dancer. A: Where does she work? B: She works at a dance school. 8. A: What is his job? B: He is a pilot. A: Where does he work? B: He works at the airport.

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1. teaching; 2. studying; 3. singing; 4. saving; 5. flying; 6. driving; 7. examining; 8. helping; 9. saving

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1. He is from Italy. 2. He lives in New York. 3. He is a chef. 4. He works in a restaurant. 5. He can cook delicious pizza. 6. She is 25 years old. 7. She is a vet. 8. She works at a veterinary clinic. 9. She likes animals. She likes helping animals.

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Revision Test 7 1-b; 2-c; 3-a; 4-c; 5-b; 6-b; 7-b; 8-c; 9-b; 10-c; 11-a; 12-b; 13-c; 14-b; 15-a; 16-a

Unit 8: My Clothes

1 1. hat; 2. skirt; 3. jacket; 4. trousers; 5. coat; 6. shirt; 7. cap; 8. sweatshirt; 9. raincoat; 10. sunglasses; 11. flip-flops; 12. boots; 13. dress; 14. umbrella; 15. shoes; 16. T-shirt; 17. gloves; 18. jeans; 19. socks; 20. shorts; 21. scarf; 12. sweater

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3 1. It’s winter. 2. It’s spring. 3. It’s summer. 4. It’s autumn (fall).4 1. It’s windy. 2. It’s foggy. 3. It’s rainy. 4. It’s hot. 5. It’s snowy. 6. It’s cold. 7. It’s sunny.5 1. It’s sunny today. 2. It’s rainy today. 3. It’s windy today. 4. It’s cold today. 5. It’s partly cloudy today. 6. It’s cloudy

today. 7. It’s snowy today. 8. It’s hot today. 9. It’s foggy today.6 1. It’s cold and snowy. 2. It’s hot and windy. 3. It’s cold and foggy. 4. It’s rainy and cloudy. 5. It’s cold and foggy. 6. It’s

hot and partly cloudy. 7. It’s hot and sunny.7 1. A: What is the weather like in London? B: It’s rainy and windy. 2. A: What is the weather like in Istanbul? B: It’s hot

and sunny. 3. A: What is the weather like in Moscow? B: It’s cold and snowy. 4. A: What is the weather like in New York? B: It’s snowy and windy. 5. A: What is the weather like in Tokyo? B: It’s cold and rainy. 6. A: What is the weather like in Paris? B: It’s hot and sunny.

8 1. B: I am in Turkey. B: It is fall in Turkey. 2. B: I am in Japan. B: It is autumn in Japan. 3. B: I am in America. B: It is winter in America. 4. B: I am in Spain. B: It is summer in Spain. 5. B: I am in Germany. B: It is summer in Germany. 6. B: I am in France. B: It is spring in France. 7. B: I am in Italy. B: It is summer in Italy.

9 1. A: What is the weather like? B: It’s snowy. Put on your coat. 2. A: What is the weather like? B: It’s rainy. Take your umbrella. 3. A: What is the weather like? B: It’s windy. Wear your trousers. 4. A: What is the weather like? B: It’s sunny. Wear your sunglasses. 5. A: What is the weather like? B: It’s snowy. Wear your boots. 6. A: What is the weather like? B: It’s hot. Wear your skirt. 7. A: What is the weather like? B: It’s rainy. Wear your raincoat. 8. A: What is the weather like? B: It’s snowy. Wear your socks.

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1. A: What is the weather like in winter? B: It is cold and snowy. 2. A: What is the weather like in summer? B: It is hot and sunny. 3. A: What is the weather like in spring? B: It is warm and sunny. 4. A: What is the weather like in winter? B: It is cold and snowy. 5. A: What is the weather like in New York in autumn? B: It is cold and windy. 6. A: What is the weather like in Paris in summer? B: It is hot and sunny. 7. A: What is the weather like in London in spring? B: It is warm and rainy.

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1. shoes; 2. hat; 3. gloves; 4. sunglasses; 5. boots; 6. dress; 7. T-shirt; 8. raincoat; 9. shorts; 10. trousers

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1. It’s windy. Wear your trousers. 2. It’s snowy. Wear your coat. 3. It’s rainy. Take your umbrella. 4. It’s sunny. Wear your hat. 5. It’s cold. Wear your sweater. 6. It’s partly cloudy. Wear your cap. 7. It’s foggy. Wear your jacket. 8. It’s hot. Wear

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1. A: It’s cold. Can I borrow your coat? B: Here you are. 2. A: It’s sunny. May I borrow your hat? B: Here you are. 3. A: It’s rainy. Can I borrow your sweatshirt? B: Here you are. 4. A: It’s snowy. May I borrow your scarf? B: Here you are. 5. A: It’s sunny. May I borrow your sunglasses? B: Here you are. 6. A: It’s warm. May I borrow your skirt? B: Here you are. 7. A: It’s sunny. Can I borrow your shirt? B: Here you are. 8. A: It’s cold. May I borrow your gloves? B: Here you are.

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1. A: Where are you now? B: I am in London. A: What is the weather like in London? B: It is rainy today in London.2. A: Where are you now? B: I am in Ankara. A: What is the weather like in Ankara? B: It is snowy today in Ankara.3. A: Where are you now? B: I am in Paris. A: What is the weather like in Paris? B: It is windy today in Paris.4. A: Where are you now? B: I am in Samsun. A: What is the weather like in Samsun? B: It is cold today in Samsun.5. A: Where are you now? B: I am in Tokyo. A: What is the weather like in Tokyo? B: It is foggy today in Tokyo.6. A: Where are you now? B: I am in İzmir. A: What is the weather like in İzmir? B: It is sunny today in İzmir.7. A: Where are you now? B: I am in Antalya. A: What is the weather like in Antalya? B: It is hot today in Antalya.

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1. What is the weather like? 2. It is hot and sunny today. 3. What is the weather like today? 4. It is windy today. 5. What is the weather like in London? 6. It is rainy in London. 7. It is hot and sunny in summer. 8. It is cold and rainy today. 9. It is cold and snowy in winter. 10. May I borrow your scarf? 11. Can I borrow your umbrella? 12. It’s rainy. Take your umbrella. 13. I wear my T-shirt in spring. 14. I wear my socks in winter.

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1. It’s sunny today. I need my hat. 2. It’s snowy today. I need my coat. 3. It’s rainy today. I need my umbrella. 4. It’s windy today. I need my trousers. 5. It’s cold today. I need my sweater. 6. It’s partly cloudy today. I need my cap. 7. It’s foggy today. I need my jacket. 8. It’s hot today. I need my flip-flops.

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1. Wear your flip-flops. 2. Wear your trousers. 3. Wear your scarf. 4. Wear your socks. 5. Wear your raincoat. 6. Wear your jacket. 7. Wear your sunglasses. 8. Wear your gloves. 9. Wear your boots.

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1. Don’t put on your coat, put on your jacket. 2. Don’t put on your skirt, put on your jeans. 3. Don’t put on your dress, put on your trousers. 4. Don’t put on your shoes, put on your boots. 5. Don’t put on your shirt, put on your T-shirt. 6. Don’t put on your sweater, put on your sweatshirt. 7. Don’t put on your raincoat, put on your shorts. 8. Don’t put on your scarf, put on your cap. 9. Don’t put on your flip-flops, put on your shoes.

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1. Of course. Here you are. 2. No, I’m sorry. 3. Of course. Here you are. 4. Of course. Here you are. 5. No, I’m sorry. 6. Of course. Here you are. 7. No, I’m sorry. 8. Of course. Here you are. 9. No, I’m sorry.

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1. coat; 2. boots; 3. raincoat; 4. sunglasses; 5. gloves; 6. umbrella; 7. T-shirt; 8. dress; 9. skirt

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1. She is from Russia. 2. She lives in Moscow. 3. It is winter in Russia. 4. It is cold and snowy in Russia. 5. You need your scarf, boots and gloves. 6. He is a policeman. 7. It is spring in Spain. 8. It is rainy in Spain. 9. You need your umbrella and raincoat.

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1. False; 2. True; 3. True; 4. False; 5. True; 6. False; 7. False; 8. True; 9. True

Revision Test 8 1- b; 2- b; 3- a; 4- c; 5- a; 6- a; 7- b; 8- b; 9- c; 10- b; 11- c; 12- b; 13- b; 14- b; 15- b; 16- a

Unit 9: My Friends

1 1. moustache; 2. beard; 3. blue eyes; 4. brown eyes; 5. green eyes; 6. black hair; 7. freckles; 8. straight hair; 9. curly hair; 10. blond hair; 11. long hair; 12. grey hair; 13. wavy hair; 14. short hair; 15. brown hair

2 1. successful; 2. friendly; 3. quiet; 4. shy; 5. lazy; 6. polite; 7. cheerful; 8. rude; 9. energetic; 10. funny; 11. nice; 12. famous3 1. a; 2. b; 3. a; 4. b; 5. a; 6. b; 7. a; 8. a; 9. b; 10. a; 11. b4 1. G; 2. C; 3. D; 4. B; 5. F; 6. A; 7. H; 8. E5 1. curly; 2. straight; 3. wavy6 1. straight; 2. blonde; 3. wavy; 4. curly; 5. dark; 6. grey; 7. brown7 1. has; 2. are; 3. has; 4. are; 5. is; 6. are; 7. am; 8. have; 9. have8 1. is; 2. has; 3. have; 4. are; 5. has; 6. is; 7. is; 8. has; 9. are9 1. b; 2. a; 3. b; 4. b; 5. a; 6. b; 7. a; 8. a; 9. a10

1. She has curly dark hair; 2. He has wavy brown hair; 3. She has straight blonde hair; 4. They have short dark hair; 5. She has long fair hair; 6. They have long brown hair

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1. Rihanna; 2. Taylor Swift; 3. Mr Bean; 4. Rihanna; 5. Mr Bean; 6. Taylor Swift; 7. Mr Bean; 8. Rihanna; 9. Rihanna

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1. h; 2. a; 3. e; 4. f; 5. g; 6. i; 7. d; 8. b; 9. c

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Name Brother or sister? Pets?A Ben one sister a rabbitB Jenny one brother no petsC Tim two sisters no pets

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D Chrissy one brother a pet mouseE Paul one sister two catsF Maisie two brothers two fish

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1. Leo; 2. Kate; 3. Olga; 4. Tom; 5. Jim; 6. Julia

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1. A: What does he look like? B: He has brown eyes and short curly hair. 2. A: What does she look like? B: She has blue eyes / long blonde hair. 3. A: What does he look like? B: He has dark hair / a moustache. 4. A: What does she look like? B: She has green eyes / long wavy hair. 5. A: What does she look like? B: She has freckles on cheeks / curly blonde hair. 6. A: What does she look like? B: She has black eyes / short curly dark hair. 7. A: What does he look like? B: He has freckles on cheeks / short wavy hair. 8. A: What does she look like? B: She has brown eyes / long curly blonde hair.

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1. What is he like? 2. What does she look like? 3. What do they look like? 4. What is he like? 5. What does she look like?6. What are they like? 7. What does she look like? 8. What does he look like? 9. What do you look like?

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1. He has brown hair and brown eyes. 2. They are funny and friendly. 3. She is tall and slim. 4. He is talented and strong.5. She is polite and shy. 6. They have long wavy hair and green eyes. 7. She is funny and hardworking. 8. I have a beard and a moustache.

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1. She is tall and slim. She has brown eyes and wavy blonde hair. 2. He is short and heavy. He has moustache and wavy hair. 3. She is short and slim. She has green eyes and long straight hair. 4. She is short and heavy. She has blue eyes and curly blonde hair. 5. He is short and slim. He has freckles and straight brown hair. 6. He is tall and fat. He has beard and short brown hair.

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1. cheerful; 2. friendly; 3. shy; 4. hardworking; 5. polite; 6. helpful; 7. rude; 8. funny

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1. H; 2. A; 3. I; 4. C; 5. E; 6. F; 7. G; 8. B; 9. D

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1. True; 2. True; 3. False; 4. True; 5. False; 6. True; 7. False; 8. True; 9. False

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1. I have wavy brown hair. 2. His legs are very long. 3. My sister is tall and slim. 4. They are very friendly. 5. My mother has a lovely smile. 6. He is a famous comedian. 7. She isn’t very friendly. 8. My best friend is cheerful and energetic.

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1. She lives in London. 2. She has long fair hair and blue eyes. 3. He is energetic and funny. 4. She is a teacher. 5. She has long blonde hair and blue eyes. 6. She is friendly and cheerful. 7. She is 12 years old. 8. He is very energetic.

Revision Test 9 1-b; 2-b; 3-b; 4-a; 5-b; 6-a; 7-b; 8-a; 9-b; 10-b; 11-c; 12-a; 13-c; 14-b; 15-b; 16-a

Unit 10: Food and Drinks

1 1. cupcake; 2. sandwich; 3. omelette; 4. juice; 5. meat; 6. cheese; 7. chips; 8. pudding; 9. pasta; 10. hamburger; 11. lemonade; 12. soup; 13. chicken; 14. butter; 15. olives; 16. coffee; 17. bread; 18. rice; 19. milk; 20. ice-cream; 21. tea; 22. honey

2 1. a; 2. b; 3. b; 4. a; 5. b; 6. a; 7. a; 8. b3 1. a; 2. a; 3. a4 1. b; 2. b; 3. b; 4. a; 5. a; 6. a; 7. b5 1. I am; 2. they are; 3. we are; 4. they are; 5. they aren’t; 6. it is; 7. he isn’t; 8. she is; 9. they aren’t6 1. Yes, I am thirsty. 2. Yes, they are hungry. 3. No, we aren’t full. 4. Yes, they are hungry. 5. No, they aren’t full. 6. Yes, it

is thirsty. 7. No, he isn’t full. 8. Yes, she is hungry. 9. No, they aren’t thirsty.7 1. bread; 2. pasta; 3. water; 4. chicken; 5. lemonade; 6. hamburger; 7. tea; 8. cheese; 9. milk8 Food: honey olives pasta bread meat rice butter cheese chips

Drinks: coffee tea milk lemonade juice9 1. hamburger; 2. pasta; 3. pizza; 4. omelette; 5. chicken; 6. rice; 7. cupcake; 8. fish and chips; 9. soup

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1. Do; 2. Does; 3. Does; 4. Do; 5. Do; 6. Do; 7. Do; 8. Does; 9. Does

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1. she doesn’t like soup; 2. he doesn’t like pasta; 3. they like banana; 4. I don’t like sushi; 5. we like lemonade; 6. she doesn’t like pizza; 7. he likes coffee; 8. it doesn’t like chips; 9. they like chicken soup

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1. Yes, please. 2. No, thanks. I’m full. 3. Yes, please. 4. No, thanks. I’m full. 5. Yes, please. 6. No, thanks. I’m full. 7. Yes, please. 8. No, thanks. I’m full. 9. Yes, please.

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1. Do you want some soup; 2. Do you want a sandwich; 3. Do you want some milk; 4. Do you want some pasta; 5. Do you want some tea; 6. Do you want some olives; 7. Do you want some an ice-cream; 8. Do you want some coffee; 9. Do you want some chicken

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1. What about an ice-cream; 2. What about a hamburger; 3. What about a cupcake; 4. What about some Turkish delight;5. What about some lemonade; 6. What about some pizza; 7. What about some omelette; 8. What about some pudding;9. What about some fruit juice

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1. True; 2. False; 3. False; 4. True; 5. False; 6. False; 7. True; 8. True; 9. True

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1. I want some bread; 2. I want some soup; 3. I want some cheese; 4. I want some pasta; 5. I want some coffee; 6. I want some milk; 7. I want some tea; 8. I want some lemonade

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1. Italian; 2. Japanese; 3. Turkish; 4. British; 5. Turkish; 6. American; 7. Belgian; 8. Chinese

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1. He is from Italy. 2. Japan is in Asia. 3. He works in a kebab restaurant. 4. Yes, she does. 5. He likes making Turkish delights. 6. She is a student. 7. It is a Belgian dessert. 8. She lives in China. 9. It is an American dessert.

Revision Test 10 1-b; 2-c; 3-c; 4-b; 5-b; 6-a; 7-b; 8-c; 9-b; 10-a; 11-c; 12-c; 13-a; 14-c; 15-b; 16-a

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