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Unit1Traces of the past

Listening to the world

Sharing

2.1)busy2)friends3)university4)social life

3.AEBDCF

4.1)danced2)view of the river3)fun4)drink5)west6)delicious meal7)house8)television

Listening

2.1)19622)fourth3)19904)1996

3.1)teacher2)cleaned houses3)lost4)visited5)work6)his wife 7)in his own words

Viewing

1.1)A famous ballet dancer2)Havana3)His home country,family and childhood.

2.a c h f d e g b

Speaking for communication

Role-play

1.Isabel went for a walk with her boyfriend while Marek played football and cleaned his flat.

2.1)It was great.2)He’s a football player.3)It was really beautiful.

3.1,3,5,7,10

Further practice in listening

Short conversations BABDD

Long conversation DBCD

Passage1DDBA

Passage2

1)programs2)very3)decisions4)doing laundry5)Obviously

6)choices7)ruining8)get used to9)opportunities10)step back

Unit2A break for fun

Listening to the world

Sharing

2.1)once a month2)Not very often3)once or twice4)once a week5)once every month6)every fortnight

3.1)romantic2)great3)recommend4)action5)collection6)real life7)scenes8)fantastic

4.c d a b

Listening

2.blonde,blue,dark,masculine

3.Woman1:Sean Connery;Woman2:Gael Garcia Bernal and Will Smith; Man1:Judi Dench;Man2:Scarlett Johansson

4.

Speakers Height/Bui

ld Hair/Bear

d

Eyes Other aspects

Woman1tall with a

beard

/masculine face/best-looking

Woman2/black hair dark

brown feminine

face/good-looking/nice smile

Woman3/red hair/good-looking

Man1//grey lovely/beautiful clothes/kind

and intelligent

Man2slim blonde hair blue lovely

Viewing

1.

1)It is a music festival

2)It is held in the Isle of Wight every September.

3)I think people can enjoy the music at the festival and have fun with their families and friends.

2.2,4,6

3.1)garden;baby and wife;2)traditional values;like;3)being together Speaking for communication

Role-play

1.

1)fell like2)What do you recommend3)how about4)What’s it about 5)Who’s in it6)Do you think7)Why don’t we

2.1,4,5,7,8,9,10

Further practice in listening

Short conversations DBCAD

Long conversation DCBC

Passage1ABAC

Passage2

1)comic2)traffic3)constantly4)available5)took part in

6)attracted7)audience8)free of charge9)put forward10) embrace

Unit3Life moments

Listening to the world

Sharing

2.

1)because there’s so much to do

2)He has been to lots of interesting places but there’s always something new to experience

3)How do you feel about London?

3.A C H B G F D E

4.1)exciting2)amazing concert3)incredible4)the theater5)the best place6)different7)compared to8)play football9)interesting things10)the best thing11)tickets12)culture and sport Listening

2.a d h e b g c f

3.1)In Australia2)Because he decided to go further after he realized he didn’t know where he was3)Really frightened4)Don’t move,and don’t look at the dogs5)A tree

Viewing

2.Francesco is an architect and historian.He visits the island of Crete and goes to a local wedding.

3.2,4

4.

1)Crete is the biggest island in Greece.

2)She is a little nervous.

3)All the women in the village are helping prepare the wedding feast.

4)About1500people.

5)They give money as gifts.

6)There is so much to see,do and eat at the wedding.Francesco is overwhelmed by all that.

Speaking for communication

Role-play

1.

Why do they call

Whom do they

call

Caller1A friend The caller has locked her keys in the car and

calls her friend to get the spare key. Caller2A service person The caller has lost his credit card and calls the

bank to report it.

Caller3A stranger The caller has lost his cell phone and calls his

own cell phone to see who has it.

2.1)It’s2)there3)leave a message4)call5)speak6)moment 7)ring8)number9)this10)picking up

Further practice in listening

Short conversations CCBDA

Long conversation BCAD

Passage1CABC

Passage2

1)mountainous2)frightened3)took place4)vanish5)occurred

6)massive7)caught8)keep us away from9)grateful10)in advance

Unit4Getting from A to B

Listening to the world

Sharing

2.A:bus B:car C:walking D:walking,the tube E:bus,walking F:bike

3.1)fresh air2)avoid holes3)think about4)dream5)looking out of the window6)an accident

4.E F A D B C

5.B C A D F E

6.1)by underground2)go to school by bus3)about an hour4)listen to music5)look out of the window

Listening

1.B C A

5.1)19622)leave their cars at home3)public transport4)build5) keep in good condition6)19487)got in and drove away8)engineering problem9)too heavy10)strong11)private12)difficult to fly13) traffic problem

Viewing

2.1)queuing2)making phone calls3)pizza4)playing outside5)chess

3.A:3,5B:2C:1,6D:4

4.1)airport managers2)relax3)pass the time4)midnight5)their

flight6)3007)3198)500

5.1)Beijing2)terrible3)7p.m.4)a computer problem in the control tower5)cancelled6)another flight7)queue/wait8)sleeping everywhere at the airport9)took off10)3o’clock this morning

Speaking for communication

Role-play

1.1)tied up;customer2)20;coffee3)delayed;cow;stations

2.1)all right2)mean3)not acceptable4)won’t5)really6)not my fault

3.Acceptable:3,4,6,7

Further practice in listening

Short conversations CBDDA

Long conversation CBDD

Passage1CADA

Passage2

1)Gradually2)enabled3)vehicles4)dates back to5)As a result 6)thoroughly7)capacity8)turn9)automobiles10)thanks to

Unit5Relax and explore

Listening to the world

Sharing

2.adventure holidays,beach holidays,city breaks,activity holidays,swimming, skiing,relaxing holidays

3.1,4,5,7,10

4.1)relaxing2)fantastic3)lovely4)Amazing5)thoroughly enjoyed 6)Lovely7)fantastic

Listening

3.1)more comfortable2)Plane3)faster4)In a hotel5)more comfortable6)In an apartment7)more expensive8)Go sightseeing9) Go sightseeing10)more interesting11)In summer12)better13) hotter14)hot weather15)In spring16)more crowded17)Go to a restaurant18)quieter19)Go to a restaurant20)quieter21)more relaxing22)A month23)A month

Viewing

1.1)La Boca2)Football and polo3)Argentinian beef

2.c a f d e b

3.1)widest;cuts through2)football;his career3)famous;1800s4) apparently5)806)fantastic meat7)vegetables8)family and friends;wonderful moments

Speaking for communication

Role-play

1.2,4,5,8

2.1)Could I have2)can we have3)that4)French5)I’d like6) The same

Further practice in listening

Short conversations ADACC

Long conversation DCDC

Passage1DBAC

Passage2

1)celebrate2)provide us with3)sticking to4)challenges5) anticipating

6)portions7)stuff8)take hold of9)effective10)strategies

Unit6Wit and fit

Listening to the world

Sharing

2.1)exercise2)full-time3)running

3.1,5

4.D G A E B C F

5.1)a sweet tooth2)sweet3)coffee4)chocolate5)Eating late

6)regularly7)too much8)fast food9)far too many10)cake Listening

3.1)eating problems2)replace normal food3)eat only food pills4) taste different5)change its flavor6)become common

4.2

Viewing

1.Play:basketball,badminton,rugby,cricket,volleyball,squash,football, tennis

Go:surfing,horse racing,jogging,cycling,swimming,rollerblading,skiing 2.Corbett finds it difficult to keep calm probably because he is beaten by Barker,who has never played squash before.

3.C A C D D

4.BBBCC BCBCC

Speaking for communication

Role-play

1.d b f e a c

2.1)tea and coffee2)one small cup3)painkillers4)three times a day 5)Foot pain6)worry about

Further practice in listening

Short conversations CBDBD

Long conversation CBAA

Passage1BDBA

Passage2

1)pressures2)disappear3)compromise4)alcohol5)intense

6)interferes with7)undermine8)pay attention to9)suffers from 10)competitive

Unit7Weird,wild and wonderful

Listening to the world

Sharing

2.1,3,4

3.CAFDEB

4.1)Snakes2)the end3)hate4)scared of5)afraid of6)horses 7)frighten8)scares9)memories10)sharks11)unknown Listening

3.1)encir.probs.2)?6bil.3)20504)?9bil.5)popu.6)probs

4.1)32)probs.3)water4)<5)4.52L6)600L7)?8)diffi.9) animals10)↑11)↓12)Rainf.13)150,000k㎡14)the weather 15)↑16)↑17)↑

Viewing

2.2,3

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4.1)beautiful2)magical3)lovely4)fantastic5)happy6) astonishing

Speaking for communication

Role-play

2.BAA

3.e a c b d f g

Further practice in listening

Short conversations CABDD

Long conversation DCDA

Passage1CCAC

Passage2

1)participated in2)access3)tremendous4)currently5)incredible 6)accompany7)remarkable8)amazing9)catching a glimpse of10) looking forward to

Unit8Money matters

Listening to the world

Sharing

2.CEBADF

3.BBABBA

4.dress,book,handbad,trousers,trainers,shoes,coat,sunglasses,tops, skirts,telephone

Listening

1.CABD

3.chewing gum,the mobile phone,the iPod and Monopoly

4.

Money-making ideas Details

Chewing gum a food which you don’t eat,a sweet made of rubber,

originally made from chicle,but now mostly from

rubber,Wrigley Company started making and selling it

in1891,helps to concentrate,industry:worth nearly

20billion dollars a year

The mobile phone1908:the first telephone that could be carried around

1973:the modern mobile phone was invented by

Martin Cooper

1980s:mobiles became popular

Many countries e.g.the UK,now have more mobile

phones than people

The iPod Small and light,plays and stores music,Apple invented

it,but Vinnie Chieco gave the iPod its name,2001:the

iPod arrived on the market,from January to March

2007,Apple earned1.8billion pounds from iPod sales Monopoly1934:Charles Darrow shoed a game to Parker

Brothers;

Parker Brothers didn’t want to invest in it;

Darrow made500copies of the game and sold them

under the name“Monopoly”;

The idea of the game:buy streets where you can build

houses and hotels;

Became popular and Parker Brothers agreed to

produce it;

Sold over200million sets;

750million people have played it;

Sold in103countries and in37languages

5.1,4,5,6,7

Viewing

2.1)early30s;6billion2)computer science students3)tour guide;in the group4)searching the Internet5)2000;successful business6) fastest growing;most profitable

3.4,5

Speaking for communication

Role-play

1.CBABC

2.SSCCS CSSCC

Further practice in listening

Short conversations BDCBD

Long conversation BCAD

Passage1CDBD

Passage2

1)evidence2)enhance3)interviewed4)rated5)took into account 6)forecast7)emerged8)was related to9)adapt themselves to10) original

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