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Unit 5 Making choices ,the workbook

Page 29 A

1. scenic; environment; pollution; conservationist; generate; beneft
Answers will vary.
Sample answer:
I’d choose against the factory because the pollution will destroy the environment.

2. fit in; focus; cheat; pass Answers will vary.
Sample answer: Study for your history test. Don’t cheat on it. Be honest.

Page 30 B
1. sleep; won’t pass
2. rains; will practice
3. changes; doesn’t freeze
4. decide; will be; make
5. tell; will be; don’t tell; will be
6. falls; drop; foats
7. gets; will move; moves; won’t see
8. makes; will be; doesn’t go; will have

Page 31 C
1. will plant trees instead
2. may be more beautiful than it is now
3. may not visit the square
4. may not like the modern piece of art
5. will have a new place to sit

D
Answers will vary. Sample answers:
1. If I stop eating junk food, I may start going to the gym.
2. If I get more sleep, I won’t be so tired in the morning.
3. If I practice more, I’ll be able to speak English better.
4. If I save money, I might buy a computer.

Page 32 E
Answers will vary. Sample answers:
1. I’d rather read my favorite book in the park than study math.
2. I’d rather go camping in the mountains than stay in a hotel at the beach.
3. I’d rather go on vacation to another country than stay at home during vacation.
4. I’d rather play on my school’s football team than play on its basketball team.
5. I’d rather go hiking across another country than take a train.
6. I’d rather play video games than go fshing.
7. I’d rather visit the Grand Canyon than visit New York City.

Page 33 F
1. careers 4. parents and friends
2. friends 5. make mistakes
3. more serious matters

Page 34 G

Answers will vary. Sample answers:
I’d like to support people who help the environment.
If I march with them, I will tell them that I have to write the article about the truth.
If I see that there is pollution, I will write about that. If I don’t see pollution, I will write about that.
A reporter’s job is to be honest and report what is happening.

H
Answer will vary. Sample answer:

               A Difcult Decision
       I am against factories that pollute the environment. But there is a question about this factory. Is it polluting the river with chemicals? I’m not 100 percent sure. I’d rather be 100 percent sure before I write an article about it. So if I’m not sure about the pollution, I won’t the article. And if I am 100 percent sure that the factory is polluting the environment, I will write about that as well as the protest march.

Unit 4 who used my toothpaste? The workbook

Page 23 A
1. nail polish 4. hair dryer 7. hairbrush
2. toothpaste 5. dishwashing liquid
8. shampoo
3. mirror 6. scissors

B
1. Imad used toothpaste.
2. The man used shampoo.
3. She used nail polish.
4. You put dishwashing liquid in the water.
5. The hair stylist will use a hairbrush, hair dryer, and scissors.
6. Ali is using a mirror.

Page 24 C
Answers will vary. Sample answers:
1. Q: Has Adel done the grocery shopping yet?
A: Yes, he has already done the grocery shopping.

2. Q: Have Adel and Faris already put their jackets in
the closet?
A: No, they haven’t put their jackets in the closet yet.

3. Q: Has Adel answered the phone yet?
A: Yes, he just answered the phone.

4. Q: Has Faris started his homework yet? A: Yes, he just started his homework.

5. Q: Has Adel already put the food from the
supermarket away?

A: No, Adel hasn’t put the food from the supermarket away yet.

Page 25 D
1. enjoy living 8. keeps using
2. miss having 9. can’t stand living
3. keep thinking 10. keeps throwing
4. fnished cleaning 11. stop using
5. hate being 12. avoid going
6. enjoys living 13. enjoy living
7. avoids talking

Page 26 E
1. But I did clean up my room.
Really? It looks like you messed up your room.
2. OK, Mom. I put away the dishes.

F
Are you sure you put all the dishes away?
Oh, I didn’t notice those plates in the dishwasher. I’ll put away the plates now.
1. take it out 4. hang them up
2. turn it of 5. clean it up
3. put them away

Page 27 G
1. They were not happy at school and got sick more often than other students.

2. Before you become roommates with a friend, you should discuss the situation carefully.

3. Before you become roommates with someone that you don’t know, you should talk to them about your habits and the things that irritate you.

4. You should make rules about sharing the chores, sharing food, having guests, and making noise.

Page 28 H
Answers will vary. Sample answers:
1. I enjoy reading, painting, and playing chess.
2. Some things that irritate me are people borrowing things without asking and leaving dirty dishes in the sink.
3. I go to bed at 11 p.m., and I get up 7 a.m.
4. I like chicken and fsh. I love Indian cuisine, and I love to cook.
5. I usually study in the evening, and I can’t stand noise when I study.
6. I always keep things tidy and pick up my things. I clean my room once a week.
7. I prefer going out with my friends.
8. I spend about three hours a week talking on the phone.

I
Answer will vary. Sample answer:

Things a Roommate Should Know About Me
     There are some very important things that a roommate should know about me. I really enjoy playing chess, painting, and reading. There are a couple things that irritate me. For example, I can’t stand it when someone leaves dirty dishes in the sink or borrows my things without asking. I go to bed early, and I get up early, too. My favorite food is Indian, and I love to cook. I usually study in the evenings, so my roommate should be quiet then. I always keep things tidy, and I clean my room once a week. I don’t spend much time talking on the phone. I’d rather go out with friends than invite them over.

Expansion 1-3 , the workbook

Page 19
A
1. Your brother went to the garage sale with you, didn’t he?
2. You have been on vacation this year, haven’t you?
3. Your father doesn’t speak French, does he?
4. We’re going out for dinner this evening, aren’t we?
5. Your brother got the job in Dubai, didn’t he?
6. You passed the test, didn’t you?
7. She hasn’t read that book, has she?

B
1. Didn’t you buy these tools at the garage sale on the weekend?
2. Didn’t you eat at the new Italian restaurant with your friends?
3. Isn’t your sister doing her homework right now?
4. Didn’t he use the new vacuum cleaner?
5. Haven’t they gone to the mountains on vacation?
6. Isn’t your friend going to call you at 5 o’clock?

Page 20 C
1. should 3. must not 5. must
2. shouldn’t 4. shouldn’t

D
1. Rashid talks loudly.
2. My sister and brother read fast.
3. Khalid drives carefully.
4. Your mom cooks well.
5. Yahya plays video games aggressively.
6. Hameed and Ahmed swim well.

Page 21 E
1. I have three good friends who are in my class at school.
2. We have modern furniture which is elegant and comfortable.
3. Last night I went to a restaurant which serves Italian food.
4. Have you been to the new shopping mall which opened last week?
5. We’re going to visit my grandparents who live in the countryside.

F

1. I was getting of the bus when the paper with the doctor’s address fell from my pocket.
2. A strong wind was blowing the paper quickly down the street while I ran after it.
3. I was waiting at the corner at a stop light when a car ran over the paper.

Page 22 G
Answers will vary. Sample answers:
1. He was working on his computer when the phone rang.
He was surfng the Internet while he talked to his friend.
2. Paul was walking home while it rained.
A car was driving by when it splashed Paul.

Ex h
Answers will vary. Sample answers:

Personality                
intelligent
hardworking
athletic

Example 

gets good grades 
always does homework 
plays football
I
Answer will vary. Sample answer:

                    My Best Friend
     Farah is my best friend. I met her at school, and I’ve known hir for about 3 years. Farah is funny and always makes me laugh. She is an intelligent and hardworking student who gets good grades and always does her homework. Farah is also athletic and plays on the football team with me.

Unit 5 , Making chioces , The student's book

Ex a p 41

1. c    4. a
2. e    5. d
3. b

Ex b p 41

1. true
2. true
3. false (If Omar speeds, he might get a ticket.)
4. false (If Fahd becomes a professional tennis player, he will have to travel.)
5. false (If they build the resort, it will interfere with the environment.)
6. true

Ex a p 42

1. heat, boils
2. climb, will need
3. don’t cross, won’t bite
4. get, will see
5. mix, end up
6. doesn’t obey, will get

Ex b p 42

Answers will vary. Sample answers:

1. it will take more time
2. we will be able to relax
3. we will be able to go across the lake
4. we will be able to eat near the lake
5. we will have more fun
6. we will walk around the lake
7. Answers will vary.

Ex c p 43
1. c
2. e
3. f
4. a
5. d
6. b

Ex E p 43

1. I’d rather get a job than go to college. / I’d rather go to college than get a job.

2. I’d rather lie in the sun than sit in the shade. / I’d rather sit in the shade than lie in the sun.

3. I’d rather cook dinner than wash the dishes. / I’d rather wash the dishes than cook dinner.

4. I’d rather live in an apartment than live in a house. / I’d rather live in a house than live in an apartment.

5. I’d rather travel by train than travel by plane. / I’d rather travel by plane than travel by train.

6. I’d rather go to the beach than go to the mountains. / I’d rather go to the mountains than go to the beach.

7. I’d rather have cold weather than have hot weather. / I’d rather have hot weather than have cold weather.

8. I’d rather eat at home than eat at a restaurant. / I’d rather eat at a restaurant than eat at home.

About the conversation,
P 45

1. Faisal’s plans are not certain.
2. His choices are to go to Fahd’s graduation dinner, to spend the weekend at Khalid’s family’s house at the beach, or to go to the Dubai Airshow with Tariq.
3. Fahd will be hurt.
4. He may not get another chance to see it.
5. Answers will vary.

Ex a p 47

1. didn’t have enough money
2. to reach an agreement
3. to do what he wants to do with his life

Ex b p 47

The family could not aford to send either son to art school. The two brothers worked out a pact. Albrecht would go to fulfll his ambition at art school and Albert would work in the mines to support him.

Ex c p 47

Answers
1. false 3. true 5. true 7. false
2. true 4. true 6. true 8. true

Unit 4 , who used my toothpaste ? The student's book

Ex a page 33
1. the dishes yet
2. the goldfsh yet
3. listening to that game anymore
4. toothpaste

Ex b page 33
1. There’s no dishwashing liquid and he was doing his homework.
2. He can’t stand listening to the video game.
3. She has just given the fsh some food.
4. She should put the hair dryer away.

Ex a page 34

Answers will vary. Sample answers:
1. A: Have you set the table yet?
B: Yes, I’ve already set the table. / No, I haven’t set the table yet.

2. A: Have you vacuumed under the bed yet?
B: Yes, I have already vacuumed under the bed. / No, I haven’t vacuumed under the bed yet.

3. A: Have you taken out the garbage yet?
B: Yes, I have already taken out the garbage. / No, I haven’t taken out the garbage yet.

4. A: Have you fxed the door yet?
B: Yes, I have already fxed the door. / No, I haven’t fxed the door yet.

Ex B page 35
Answers will vary. Sample answers:

I enjoy exercising.
I can’t stand waiting in lines.
I enjoy cooking.
I hate shopping in crowded stores or malls.
I don’t enjoy ironing.
I don’t mind going to the barber/hairdresser.

Ex c page 35

1. Put the toys away. Put them away.
2. Clean the mess up. Clean it up.
3. Take the garbage out. Take it out.
4. Turn the light of. Turn it of.
5. Throw these old shoes away. Throw them away.

Ex d page 35

1. She can’t stand cleaning the house.
2. Our grandparents enjoy living in the country.
3. The children hate sharing their ice cream.
4. We miss eating Mom’s food.
5. My sister has to stop using my toothpaste.
6. The workers have fnished painting the house.

About the conversation, 

Answers will vary. Sample answers:
1. Greg stayed almost three months.
2. Yes, he was.
3. Greg took over the house. He used their things and didn’t put them back. He never cleaned up, and he ate in the living room

Ex a page 39
1. d 2. a 3. e 4. f 5. c 6. b

Ex b page 39

1. drive you crazy
2. get under your skin
3. annoy

Ex c page 39

Answers
1. true 2. false 3. true 4. false 5. false

Expansion 1-3 , the student's book

Ex a page

1. isn’t he               6. didn’t he
2. wasn’t she          7. didn’t he
3. did he                8. haven’t you
4. weren’t they       9. did they
5. isn’t it

Ex b page 26

1. shouldn’t / must not
2. shouldn’t
3. must 6. shouldn’t
4. shouldn’t / must not
5. must

Ex c page 26

Answers will vary. Sample answers:
1. carefully     4. hard
2. well            5. quickly
3. slowly         6. dangerously

Ex d p 26
1. was                    7. was making
2. was driving        8. was driving
3. was going          9. crashed
4. was moving      10. rushed
5. was talking       11. was wearing
6. was having

Ex A page 29

Answers
1. c
2. b
3. a
4. b
5. c
6. b

Ex b page 29

Answers
1. false (Millions of people use aptitude tests to help them choose a career path.)
2. true
3. false (Most high school students do not have a clear idea of what they want to do.)
4. true
5. true
6. false (People with the same IQ may have very diferent aptitudes.)

Ex a page 31

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

Ex b page 31

1. career
2. line of work
3. occupation
4. profession
5. vocation

Ex a page 31

Answers
1. false (He doesn’t know what he should be.)
2. true
3. false (The boy is still in high school.)
4. true
5. false (The career advisor suggest many diferent occupations.)

Ex b page 31
1. designs chairs and tables
2. repairs overhead cables
3. is gifted at writing