grip 2 engelsk fasit

FASIT TIL ARBEIDSBOK

Part 1. New beginnings • Plans for the summer holidays

Key part 1

New beginnings Plans for the summer holidays Exercise 1–3

No key.

Exercise 4 1

Jeg snakker fem språk.

2

Sita snakker fire språk.

3

Hvor mange språk snakker du?

4

Hva jobber du med?

5

Hva jobber Alex med?

6

Når klokken skal Ali på jobbintervju?

7

Han skal på jobbintervju klokken ni.

8

Når kommer bussen?

9

Bussen kommer kvart på ni.

Exercise 5 1

Who wants to visit her cousin in London in October?

2

When does Sita want to visit her cousin?

3

Where does Yonas want to go this summer?

4

When does Yonas want to go?

5

What does Sita want to make for a living?

6

Where does Aziza want to work?

Exercise 6 1

Yonas isn’t from Ethiopia, he comes from Eritrea.

2

Sita speaks four languages but she doesn’t use all of them every day.

3

Hassan doesn’t want to be a teacher.

4

Hassan’s children go to a Norwegian school.

5

Yonas thinks he is in love.

6

Maria feels lonely and wants to focus on work.

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Part 1. New beginnings • Plans for the summer holidays / Nimo’s pre-natal control

Exercise 7 1

Does Sita’s cousin live in London?

2

Do Alex and Sita go to India every summer?

3

What does Ali want to do?

4

Does Maria have a full-time job?

5

Does Maria want to change her job?

Exercise 8–13

No key.

Nimo’s pre-natal control Exercise 1–2

No key.

Exercise 3

1c, 2f, 3h, 4d, 5a, 7e, 8b Exercise 4 1

Nimo is pregnant.

2

She is carrying a baby.

3

Nimo’s husband works in Scotland.

4

She is a midwife.

5

The midwife gives Nimo a prenatal control.

6

She helps Nimo listen to her baby’s heartbeat.

Exercise 5 1

pregnant

2

anxious

pregnancy anxiety

3

planned

plan

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Part 1. New beginnings • Nimo’s pre-natal control

Exercise 6 1

English

Norwegian

foetus

foster livmor morkake navlestreng urinblære vagina rektum

womb (uterus) placenta umbilical cord urinary bladder vagina rectum 2

A pregnant woman carries a a) foetus in her b) womb. The c) placenta feeds

the foetus through an d) umbilical cord, which connects the mother and the foetus. When the foetus grows, it often presses on the e) urinary bladder.

That is why pregnant women often have to pee. Unless the mother or foetus needs medical help, the baby is born through the f) vagina.

Exercise 7

No key.

Exercise 8 1

2

H W H Y W H O H H W H E R E I N C W H A T 3

4

5

Exercise 9 1

Are your children at school?

2

Is your friend ill today?

3

Is the film funny?

4

Is the school nearby?

5

Are you late for work?

6

Is your mother at home?

7

Are you all right?

8

Are you from here?

Exercise 10–11

No key.

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Part 1. New beginnings • Preparing for Nimo’s baby girl

Preparing for Nimo’s baby girl Exercise 1

No key.

Exercise 2 a

chemist

b

half price

c

breast pump

d

crib

e

gift

f

baby clothes

Exercise 3–7

No key.

Exercise 8 •

Benji has a cat.

•

The cat sleeps in his room.

It is a very kind cat, but it is also very lazy.

Benji plays with the cat every morning.

The cat only likes to play on the floor.

• • •

Exercise 9

English

Norwegian

a pink book

en rosa bok den grønne sykkelen den høye bygningen en hyggelig dame et skummelt hus den nye læreren en liten kopp det siste smørbrødet

the green bike the tall building a nice lady a scary house the new teacher a small cup the last sandwich

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Part 1. New beginnings • Ali needs a job

Ali needs a job Exercise 1

No key.

Exercise 2

I You he/she/it we you they

to be

to have

to do

to work

am are is are are are

have have has have have have

do do does do do do

work work works work work work

Exercise 3 •

Ali is from Afghanistan.

•

He is a student, but he also has a job.

•

Ali does not like his job, because it is boring.

•

Ali has a very nice teacher at school. His name is Olav.

•

When Ali does homework he sits by the kitchen table.

•

Sometimes he has a glass of juice and some biscuits.

•

In the evenings he does yoga or goes jogging.

Exercise 4 •

Tina (be) is a preschool teacher. She (like) likes children.

•

Sometimes she (play) plays with them, and sometimes she (help) helps them get dressed.

•

The kindergarten (be) is not far from Tina’s house so Tina (walk) walk to work every day.

•

Her friend Mona (work) works at a garage.

She (be) is a mechanic.

•

Every day she (repair) repairs broken cars. She (want) wants to be a good mechanic.

Exercise 5–7

No key.

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Part 2. Summer holidays • Maria’s plans for the future

Key part 2

Summer holidays Maria’s plans for the future Exercise 1–5

No key.

Exercise 6

Misspelled words 1

brazilian

2

sheep

3

colurful

4

jakkets

5

shoos

6

sjat

7

shear

Correct spelling

Brazilian cheap colourful jackets shoes chat share

Exercise 7

No key.

Exercise 8 1

I’ll probably be finished with my homework in an hour.

2

I have too much homework. I won’t be finished until midnight.

3

We’ll be home after four o’clock this afternoon, but we won’t stay home for long before we go out for dinner.

4

When will you be here?

5

My flight is delayed. I won’t arrive until late this evening.

6

I forgot my pencil case. I hope someone will lend me a pencil.

Exercise 9–12

No key.

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Part 2. Summer holidays • A surprise / At the cabin

A surprise Exercise 1–7

No key.

Exercise 8 1

Last year Emma was in New York, but all her friends were in France.

2

You were alone in the car when I had a doctor’s appointment.

3

The twin sisters were born on May 3, and their dad was born on March 29.

4

We had fun at the football match.

5

Timothy was sleepy this morning. He had a cup of coffee to wake up.

6

Both he and Adam were late for school.

7

How old were Grandma and Grandpa when they got married?

8

You and I were the first guests at the Halloween party.

9

The royal family had lunch in the garden.

10 You and Kevin were my best friends when I was little.

11 My aunt was an elegant lady, so her clothes and shoes were always perfect.

12 Last weekend my favourite football team was in Sweden.

Exercise 9 1

Yonas’ birthday was last Wednesday.

2

He had to work at the restaurant so there would be no celebration.

3

Yonas wanted to listen to some music, so he put some on.

4

That night there was a new employee at the restaurant kitchen.

5

The girl had tattoos on her arms.

6

She was chopping onions.

7

She was also stirring the saucepans.

8

Some guests ordered pizzas and drinks.

9

There was also a problem with the payment terminal.

10 The girl started singing in an amazing voice.

11 Amber was from California.

At the cabin Exercise 1

No key.

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Part 2. Summer holidays • At the cabin

Exercise 2 1

Hassan came to Norway in 2016.

2

Sita came to Norway in winter, on December 16th.

3

Sita set up her company in June, on her mother’s birthday.

4

At dinnertime, Sita got a call from her cousin in London.

Maria wants to take courses in the evening because of her job.

Maria has a parent–teacher meeting tomorrow at 5 p.m. She needs to take

5 6

the day off from school.

7

It’s tough for Ali to get up in the morning because he has difficulty sleeping.

8

Ali has a job interview next week on Tuesday at 9 a.m. He can’t be late!

9

Yonas has a date with Amber on Friday evening.

10 Yonas wants to visit California in the wintertime, maybe even next winter.

11 Olav wants to visit his daughter in Australia at Christmas.

12 He often gets calls from her at night because of the time difference.

13 Hassan is studying for the driving theory test in the weekends.

14 He has a theory test in two months.

Exercise 3–4

No key.

Exercise 5

1

Olav and Ingrid are at their cabin by the sea.

2

Ali is going to help Olav and Ingrid.

3

The cabin needs maintenance.

4

Ali has also found another summer job.

5

Ali finds the bumblebees very annoying.

6

Insects are an part of important the environment.

7

Without insects there would be more food for some types of fish and birds.

8

Growing cities are a probl2m for many insects.

9

Bees and bumblebees eat fruits and flowers.

10 Recycled plastic bottles may become toilet

paper later.

True

False

q q q q q q q q q q

q q q q q q q q q q

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Part 2. Summer holidays • At the cabin / The baby is here / What’s her name?

Exercise 6–9

No key.

The baby is here Exercise 1–6

No key.

Exercise 7

1c, 2e, 3a, 4g, 5b, 6d, 7h, 8f Exercise 8

No key.

Exercise 9 a

Three o’clock

b

Five minutes past eleven

c

Half past nine

d

A quarter past six

e

Ten minutes to seven

f

Twenty five minutes to four

What’s her name?

Exercise 1–6

No key.

Exercise 7 1 2 3 4 5

Are you going to bake a cake tomorrow? (Example) Will she buy a new car?

Will it snow tonight?

Are they going to Spain next week?

Are we going to eat pancakes tonight?

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Part 2. Summer holidays • What’s her name? / Sweet talk

Exercise 8 1

I am going to work.

2

Don’t worry. I will lend you some sugar.

3

Just a sec. I will get you a napkin.

4

Cool. What haircut are you going to get?

5

No, I forgot. I will do it in a minute.

6

No problem. I will show you.

Exercise 9

No key.

Sweet talk Exercise 1

No key.

Exercise 2 1

A few days later Yonas and Amber meet met in the restaurant kitchen again.

2

When Amber smiles smiled, Yonas feels felt happy and excited. He wants

wanted to get to know her better, so he asks asked her some questions about California.

3

Amber tells told Yonas about the beautiful beaches. Yonas thinks thought

it sounds sounded cool! When he comes came home he starts started dreaming about California.

Exercise 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

It is Monday.

It is cold and rainy outside.

There is a man at the bus stop.

There are many people on the bus.

On the seat there is an umbrella.

There are many languages in the world.

It is important to learn English.

There are students from six different countries in our class.

At our school there is a teacher from Vietnam.

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Part 2. Summer holidays • Sweet talk / Baby’s first trip

Exercise 4 1

Yonas meets Amber in the kitchen.

2

Yonas feels happy when Amber smiles.

3

He asks Amber some questions about California.

4

There are many sandy beaches in California.

5

There are many singers and actors in Hollywood.

Exercise 5–11

No key.

Baby’s first trip Exercise 1

No key.

Exercise 2 a

a new born

b

an infant

c

a toddler

d

a child

e

a teenager

Exercise 3–4

No key.

Exercise 5 1

Spring, summer, autumn, winter

2

December, January, February

3

March, April, May

4

June, July, August

5

September, October, November

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Part 2. Summer holidays • Baby’s first trip / On the run / A new life

Exercise 6

Winter

Spring

Summer

Autumn

• 26 February

• 1 April

• 4 July

• 31 October

• 26 December

• 17 May

• 16 August

• 5 November

• 17 March

• 6 September

Exercise 7–9

No key.

Exercise 10 1

I am washing my hair. (wash)

2

She is cooking dinner. (cook)

3

He is driving a car. (drive)

4

We are living in Oslo for the moment. (live)

5

They are playing tennis. (play)

6

Janet is coming home tomorrow. (come)

7

Paul and Libby are getting married. (get)

8

The Johnsons are moving in next door. (move)

Exercise 11–12

No key.

On the run No key.

A new life Exercise 1

No key.

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Part 2. Summer holidays • A new life / Memories of war

Exercise 2 •

a ship

•

home country

•

immigration

•

a voyage

•

to leave

•

arrive

•

opportunity

•

Ellis Island

•

health check

Exercise 3

No key.

Exercise 4 1

The first people in America were the Native Americans.

2

They lived on the continent for thousands of years.

3

From the 1600s, European immigrants started to arrive.

4

The sea voyage was long and hard.

5

The ships were crowded with people.

6

America was a land of opportunities.

7

In 1892 the US government opened Ellis Island.

8

Ellis Island was an immigration station.

9

All immigrants had to go through a health check there.

10 The immigrants who were strong and healthy were allowed to enter the US. 11 Today both Latin American and Asian immigrants try to cross the US border.

12 Today the US is a nation of immigrants, because most Americans have

forefathers from a different country.

Exercise 5–9

No key.

Memories of war Exercise 1

No key.

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Part 2. Summer holidays • Memories of war

Exercise 2

Becky is was 25 years old and lives lived in London during World War 2. She works worked as a nurse at the hospital in the city, where she treats treated ill or injured patients.

She gives gave the patients medicine, checks checked their temperature and asks asked them how they feel felt.

Because of the war there are were many patients at the hospital, so Becky and the other nurses are were very busy. Every morning when Becky wakes waked up she feels felt tired. She often starts started the day with a shower. Then she brushes brushed her hair and puts put on clean clothes. She always wears wore a uniform at work. For breakfast she always drinks drank a cup of tea and eats ate some toast.

Finally Becky runs ran to the bus station and catches caught a bus to the hospital. At seven o’clock she arrives arrived at the hospital and is was ready to start working.

Exercise 3

No key.

Exercise 4 •

went

•

sat

•

bought

•

became

•

swam

•

chose

•

saw

•

gave

•

read

•

wrote

•

said

•

drove

Exercise 5–9

No key.

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Part 2. Summer holidays • Memories of war / Letter from an evacuee

Exercise 10 1

The coffee, which I bought at the petrol station, was expensive.

2

My sister, who likes mushrooms on her pizza, became ill.

3

The lady who made this cake is from Italy.

4

The room which has a broken window is cold.

5

The nurse who checked my temperature is always busy.

6

Granddad planted a tree which has apples on it.

Exercise 11

You look old.

Sam looks older. Aunt Mildred looks oldest.

Janet dresses elegantly.

Her sister dresses more elgantly. The queen dresses most elegantly.

The cows sleep peacefully.

Our horse sleeps more peacefully. My cat sleeps most peacefully.

Jack writes beautifully.

The teacher writes more beautifully. Louisa writes most beautifully.

The students work hard.

The teacher works harder. Mum works hardest.

Exercise 12

No key.

Letter from an evacuee Exercise 1–2

No key.

Exercise 3

crowded, noisy, cold, long, new, fine, nice, fun Exercise 4

No key.

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Part 2. Summer holidays • Sita’s family roots

Sita’s family roots Exercise 1

No key.

Exercise 2 1

Why did she come to Norway?

2

Why did he leave Syria?

3

Where did Hassan’s mother and sisters flee?

4

Where did Hassan first go to?

5

How was life as a refugee in Turkey?

Exercise 3

No key.

Exercise 4 •

emigrate  refugee  reason  flee  civil war

•

persecution  homeland  illegal

•

resettlement  natural  disaster  economic  opportunity

Exercise 5–7

No key.

Exercise 8 1

For some foreigners, English seems to be the same in the US and the UK.

2

The same things may have different names in the US and the UK.

3

The season before winter is called fall in American English and autumn in British English.

4

Chips in American English means a snack of baked or fried thin

potato slices.

5 6 7

Chips in British English means long pieces of fried potatoes you can

eat alone, with ketchup or with fish or meat.

Rubber in British English means the thing to remove pencil marks from paper.

Rubber in American English means condom.

Exercise 9

No key.

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Part 2. Summer holidays • Sita’s family roots / Sita’s arrival in Norway

Exercise 10 1

her passion

2

his girlfriend

3

their children

4

his friend

5

his wife

6

her son

7

our business

8

her homeland

Exercise 11 1

G E N 2E R A T I O N 3 R M E I U G 4 5 6 R P E R S E C U T I O N I I E A V T S F 7 8 I O I M P R E S S I O N L T C P O T P A N L T W O 9 I C A M P R E F U G E E O T M R N U E N N 10 D E S T I N A T I O N I T Y

Sita’s arrival in Norway Exercise 1

No key.

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Part 2. Summer holidays • Sita’s arrival in Norway

Exercise 2 1

My name is Sita and I come from India.

2

I am married to a Norwegian engineer.

3

We have two children, a boy and a girl.

4

The boy’s name is Karan.

5

The girl’s name is Anna.

6

My husband and I like travelling.

7

This is Hassan.

8

He is a refugee from Syria.

9

He loves driving and talking to customers.

10 He wants to work as a driver in Norway.

Exercise 3

Civil status

Professions/occupations

Hobbies

Languages

married, divorced, single

an electrician, a plumber, a driver, a cook, a mechanic, a nurse, a shop assistant, a football player, a hairdresser, a baker, an artist, a singer, a writer

sewing, cooking, drawing, playing football, weaving rugs, cycling, skiing, reading, baking, watching TV, learning languages

Norwegian, English, Somali, Kurdish, Arabic, Tigrinya, Thai, Urdu, Hindi, Spanish, Swahili, French

Exercise 4–5

No key.

Exercise 6

She is Sita. She comes from India. She is married to a Norwegian engineer.

She met her husband in India when he was on a business trip. They met in her parents’ restaurant where she served traditional Indian dishes made by herself. They have two children – a boy and a girl. The boy’s name is Karan.

He is 11. The girl’s name is Anna. She is 6. Her husband and she like travelling.

Her passion is also food. She wants to start her own food business from home.

His name is Hassan. He is a refugee from Syria. He came to Norway with his wife and their two children in 2016 because of the war. In Syria, he had a small artisan shop in Damascus with his mother and two younger sisters. His mother was in charge of weaving rugs. One sister was in charge of making pottery. The other sister was in charge of embroidering and sewing cushion covers and shawls of camel hair. He was in charge of sales and delivery. He loves driving and talking to customers. He wants to work as a driver in Norway.

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Part 2. Summer holidays • Sita’s arrival in Norway / Anglo-Indians / Travelling – a way of life

Exercise 7 •

married  engineer  children  passion

•

food  business  dish  wife  husband

•

artisan  shop  weaving  rug  pottery  embroidering

•

sales  delivery  sewing  customers

Anglo-Indians Exercise 1–2

No key.

Exercise 3 1

Some people emigrate for economic reasons.

2

Some others flee their homeland because of war.

3

Some people leave their homelands, friends and families to start their lives from scratch in a new country.

4

Hassan wanted his children to grow up in a peaceful environment.

5

Sita came to Norway because of love.

6

Anglo-Indians had English fathers and Indian mothers.

7

The British East India Company encouraged its employees to marry Indian women.

Exercise 4

No key.

Travelling – a way of life Exercise 1–2

No key.

Exercise 3 1

English and Shelta

2

Pavee or Minceir

3

farm labourers and tinsmiths

4

In the 12th century

5

The Romani travellers

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Part 2. Summer holidays • Travelling – a way of life / Noora sings Iman to sleep

Exercise 4–5

No key.

Exercise 6 1

I have green tea and black tea. Which tea do you want?

2

Which of these haircuts do you think I should get?

I should cut my hair short. I look like a witch with long hair.

My neighbour is a witch.

Are you scared of your neighbour? Which one?

Which car is yours? The blue one or the red one?

3 4 5 6

Exercise 7

No key.

Noora sings Iman to sleep Exercise 1–3

No key.

Exercise 4 1

My phone rang while I was working.

2

Tessa began to laugh when I was dancing.

3

The baby slept while we were talking.

4

This morning Colin broke a glass while he was singing.

5

I finished my homework while I was listening.

6

My mother fell asleep while she was reading.

Exercise 5 1

I was reading a crime novel, when the lights went out. (read)

2

She was working until her husband called. (work)

3

At seven o’clock, I was having dinner at a restaurant. (have)

4

He was singing for a long time. (sing)

5

We were always telling stories to each other. (tell)

6

They were laughing at his terrible jokes. (laugh)

7

What were you doing last night? (do)

8

Who were you talking to on the phone? (talk)

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Part 2. Summer holidays • Noora sings Iman to sleep / Olav’s late night phone call

Exercise 6–7

No key.

Exercise 8 1

He/she gave a cherry blossom.

2

He/she gave an egg.

3

He/she loves his/her love forever.

4

He/she gave a sleeping baby.

Exercise 9

No key.

Exercise 10 1

Olav was explaining the use of the past continuous while Yonas was texting Amber.

2

Karan was doing his homework while his sister was singing ‘Let it go’.

3

Alex was making dinner while Sita was talking on the phone with Maria.

4

Nimo was taking a shower while her husband was reading a book for Iman.

5

Aziza was cooking a vegetable stew while Hassan was dreaming of beef.

Exercise 11 1

Whom was Maria helping with homework?

2

Where were Alex and Sita driving?

3

Why was Hassan studying?

4

What were Aziza and Madiha embroidering?

Olav’s late night phone call Exercise 1–2

No key.

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Part 2. Summer holidays • Olav’s late night phone call / Girl in red

Exercise 3 1

have done did

2

has been was

3

have bought bought

4

built has built

5

helped has helped

6

have celebrated celebrated

7

has cured cured

Exercise 4 1

Ali got up at 9 a.m. What time did Ali get up?

2

Alex drove to work this morning. How did Alex go to work?

3

Sita and Alex haven’t been to India for two years. How long is it since Sita

and Alex went to India?

4

Sita has been to London six times. Where has Sita been six times?

5

Yonas hasn’t heard from Amber since last week. Who hasn’t heard from

Amber since last week?

Exercise 5–10

No key.

Girl in red Exercise 1–2

No key.

Exercise 3

When I was a teenager, I wanted to be a musician.

My music teacher told me that I had a lot of potential.

I really appreciate that.

My parents also supported me. All that support was crucial for me when I chose to study music.

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Part 2. Summer holidays • Girl in red / Maria is lonely

Exercise 4–5

No key.

Exercise 6

Infinitive

Past simple

Present perfect

become

became

write fall grow

wrote

have become have written

fell

have fallen

grew

make

made

have grown have made

Exercise 7 1

I become became tired very early in the evening.

2

She writes wrote letters to her grandmother.

3

My son falls fell very often.

4

The flowers grow grew in the garden.

5

You make made friends easily.

Exercise 8

No key.

Maria is lonely Exercise 1–2

No key.

Exercise 3 1

Many people are feeling lonely.

2

It is nice to have a friend.

3

I have very few friends.

4

All my friends are busy this summer.

5

I miss my best friend.

6

All my friends live in Brazil.

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Part 2. Summer holidays • Maria is lonely / Sita starts a food business from home

Exercise 4

No key.

Exercise 5 1

Do you have any brothers?

2

Do you have any sugar?

3

Can I borrow some eggs?

4

Do you have any peanuts?

5

Would you like some coffee?

6

Would you like some soup?

Exercise 6–9

No key.

Sita starts a food business from home Exercise 1–3

No key.

Exercise 4 1

Mind your own business!

2

Business as usual.

3

This is not any of your business.

4

Let’s get down to business.

Exercise 5

No key.

Exercise 6 1

Don’t touch it!

2

Eat your food!

3

Give me my phone back!

4

Stop talking!

5

Don’t watch too much TV!

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Part 2. Summer holidays • Sita starts a food business from home

Exercise 7 1

Could you clean the table?

2

Could you do it for me?

3

Could you switch off the lights?

4

Could you wash the dishes?

5

Could you buy me a coffee?

6

Could you help me?

Exercise 8

No key.

Exercise 9 1

Hassan’s children mustn’t watch too much TV.

2

Maria’s son mustn’t go out late.

3

Alex doesn’t have to make food at home.

4

Hassan doesn’t have to help Sita.

5

I mustn’t smoke in my sister’s house.

6

Maria doesn’t have to go school.

Exercise 10 1

Sita don’t doesn’t have to make food every day.

2

Hassan doesn’t has have to go to school.

3

Ali mustn’t comes come late for the job interview.

4

Hassan’s children doesn’t don’t have to do their homework now.

5

Maria mustn’t eats eat sweets.

Exercise 11–12

No key.

Exercise 13 1

There was no one at the door.

2

There is nothing here to hide.

3

There is nothing you can do.

4

There was no one there to ask for help.

5

They have nowhere to go.

6

We asked for nothing.

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Part 2. Summer holidays • Ali and Yonas in the park / The great green wall of Africa

Ali and Yonas in the park Exercise 1

No key.

Exercise 2 1

Julia lived in Poland for three years.

2

James was at the hospital before Christmas.

3

You have a spot on your shirt.

4

I put my phone in my pocket.

5

We want to eat at a nice restaurant.

6

Are they in Paris now?

7

My cat always sleeps on the sofa.

8

Aunt Patsy is at home today.

9

She has a tasty lunch in the fridge.

10 Her knitting is on the table and her glasses are in her bag.

11 Uncle George is alone in the cabin now.

12 He likes to be in nature.

13 He wants to drink his tea on top of a mountain.

Exercise 3–7

No key.

The great green wall of Africa Exercise 1

No key.

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Part 2. Summer holidays • The great green wall of Africa

Exercise 2 •

wall

•

green

•

desert

•

animals

•

birds

•

reforestation

•

climate

•

Senegal

•

Djibouti

Exercise 3 1

soil

2

birds

3

money

4

water

Exercise 4–7

No key.

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Part 3. Back to school • A new school year

Key part 3

Back to school A new school year Exercise 1–2

No key.

Exercise 3 1

I’m not hungry anymore. I’ve just had lunch.

2

Remember to brush your teeth. I’ve just brushed them.

3

Are you going to speak with Jim later? No, he has just called.

4

I have washed your dress, but it isn’t dry yet.

5

I was about to do dishes, but I saw that you have already done them. Thanks.

6

Have you paid the bills yet? Yes, I’ve just paid the bills.

Exercise 4–6

No key.

Exercise 7 1

She has just closed the window.

2

We have just bought lunch.

3

Johnny and Frances have just moved to Glasgow.

4

They have already gone home.

5

Have you already eaten breakfast?

6

Olivia has already written the letter.

7

Have you read the book yet?

8

I haven’t seen her yet.

9

Has she done her homework yet?

Exercise 8

No key.

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Part 3. Back to school • Maria’s decision

Maria’s decision Exercise 1–2

No key.

Exercise 3

1a, 2a, 3b, 4a, 5b, 6b Exercise 4

No key.

Exercise 5

If you eat your vegetables, you’ll get stronger. (Example) 1

If you finish your homework before bed, you’ll sleep better.

2

If it starts to rain, we’ll move the picnic inside.

3

If we miss the bus, we’ll be late.

4

If you change your mind, I’ll come back and help you.

5

If she arrives early, the doorman will help with the suitcases.

Exercise 6 1

May I have a glass of water?

2

May I speak with the shop manager?

3

May I sit here?

4

May we order?

5

May I use your phone?

6

May I help you?

Exercise 7

No key.

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Part 3. Back to school • Sita’s catering business / Sita’s first food orders

Sita’s catering business Exercise 1–2

No key.

Exercise 3 1

wow

2

ugh

3

phew

4

congratulations

5

oops, ouch

6

I’m sorry

Sita’s first food orders Exercise 1

No key.

Exercise 2 •

food  fridge  aubergine  pot  peel

•

cut  take  wash  vegetables  business  deliver

•

good  mood  prepare  experience

•

invest  register  design  print  out  leaflet

•

utensil  facility  hygiene  recipe  dairy  products

Exercise 3 1

Why is Hassan driving to Sita’s?

2

Whom is Ali inviting to a party?

3

What song is Alex singing for Sita?

4

What is Sita making?

5

What is Maria’s son doing right now?

6

Where is Maria going tonight?

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Part 3. Back to school • Sita’s first food orders

Exercise 4

Preheat the oven to 160°C.

Place flour and sugar into a bowl and mix together. Dice the butter and rub into the flour mixture.

Add vanilla essence.

Grease a baking tray with butter.

Put the mixture into the tray (1.5 cm in thickness).

Prick all over with a fork.

Sprinkle with a teaspoon of sugar (optional).

Put into the oven for about 20 minutes, or until pale golden.

Allow to cool.

Cut into bars.

Exercise 5

No key.

Exercise 6 1

Preheat

2

mix

3

Add

4

Add

5

Grease

6

Put

7

Put

8

cool

9

Cut

Exercise 7 1

It’s worth asking.

2

It’s not worth spreading the news.

3

It’s not worth spending a lot of money on that car.

4

Is it worth learning English?

5

Is the film worth watching?

Exercise 8

No key.

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Part 3. Back to school • Sita’s first food orders / Sita’s family goes green

Exercise 9 1

2

R M 3 V E G E T A R I A N 4 C X D I O 5 6 7 D U P P S 8 9 I N G R E D I E N T S P E S H P R L H I I 10 T H I C K E N Y K L E

Sita’s family goes green Exercise 1–4

No key.

Exercise 5 1

I reduce food waste.

2

I donate clothes.

3

I reuse shopping bags.

4

I recycle bottles, metal and glass.

Exercise 6

No key.

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Part 3. Back to school • Sustainability in Hassan’s family

Sustainability in Hassan’s family Exercise 1

No key.

Exercise 2 1

It’s better to use reusable shopping bags than plastic bags.

2

Plastic is worse for the Earth than CO2.

3

I’ve seen a good film on National Geographic about the Serengeti, the national park in Tanzania.

4

Electric cars are not that good for the environment, as some people want us to believe.

5

It’s very bad that some people own a private jet.

6

It’s even worse that those people preach about sustainability.

7

The worst is that the rich want the poor to live a sustainable life, while they go on with their lives as before.

8

The best technological solution for the environment is the possibility to recycle plastic.

Exercise 3

sort  waste  sustainable  reusable reduce  reuse  recycle  sustainability  green  electricity plastic  glass  metal  paper  cardboard  cartridge  battery Exercise 4

R R E U S E 3 D D U O 4 S N G 5 L A P A P E R L A T 6 S U S T A I N A B L E S S 7 B A T T E R Y I 8 R E C Y C L E 1

2

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Part 3. Back to school • Sustainability in Hassan’s family

Exercise 5–6

No key.

Exercise 7 1

Hassan’s friend has bought a new car and a new house.

Hassan cannot stand that his friend is more successful than he is. He is green with envy.

2

Sita was depressed after the birth of her first child.

She felt blue after the birth of her first child.

3

Maria is always very angry when Sebastian doesn’t clean up his room.

When Sebastian doesn’t clean up his room, Maria sees red.

4

Olav caught Yonas smoking in the school building.

Yonas was caught red handed.

5

It’s not good to lie but it’s sometimes better to tell a white lie than the truth.

6

Aziza is really good at gardening.

She has green fingers.

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Part 3. Back to school • Hassan’s career choice

Hassan’s career choice Exercise 1–4

No key.

Exercise 5

[Verse 1]

Get your motor runnin’ Head out on the highway

Looking for adventure In whatever comes our way [Chorus] Yeah, darlin’, go and make it happen Take the world in a love embrace Fire all of your guns at once And explode into space [Verse 2] I like smoke and lightnin’ Heavy metal thunder

Racing with the wind And the feeling that I’m under [Chorus] …

[Bridge] Like a true nature’s child We were born, born to be wild We can climb so high

I never wanna die Born to be wild Born to be wild Exercise 6 1

Verse 1: highway – way Chorus: embrace – space Verse 2: thunder – under

2

Verse: ABCB Chorus: ABCB

Exercise 7–11

No key.

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Part 3. Back to school • Moving for work

Moving for work Exercise 1–2

No key.

Exercise 3 1

Lisa moved to the city.

2

The city has more job opportunities.

3

Jeremy lives in the countryside and works in the city.

4

He commutes to work every day.

5

Penny is a nanny.

6

David lives in a different country than his family.

7

Kate lives away from her family during the touristseason.

8

Jake travels far to earn a higher income during ­touristseason.

Exercise 4 1

I am hungry because I didn’t eat after breakfast.

2

We bought the tickets before the film.

3

Holly and Laura became better friends after their quarrel.

4

We went to Germany. We learned a lot of German during the trip.

5

We never got to say goodbye before they moved to Stavanger.

6

I fell asleep during the car ride.

Exercise 5

No key.

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Exercise 6

Positive

Comparative

Superlative

happy

happier dirtier

noisy heavy pretty

nosier

happiest (Example) dirtiest noisiest

heavier

heaviest

prettier

dusty

dustier angrier

prettiest dustiest

dirty

angry chilly fluffy

freaky

angriest

chilliest fluffiest

chillier

fluffier freakier

freakiest

Exercise 7 1

I am happier today than I was yesterday. (happy)

2

That is the dustiest book I have ever seen. (dusty)

3

It is chillier now than this morning. (chilly)

4

Why are you so angry? (angry)

5

I think this dress is prettier than the blue dress. (pretty)

6

You are covered in mud. You are the dirtiest puppy in the park. (dirty)

Maria’s big boy Exercise 1

No key.

Exercise 2

English

Norwegian

a) fabric

tøy/stoff

factory

b) fabrikk

c) pig

gris

spike

d) pigg

e) novel

roman

short story

f) novelle

g) smell

lukt

bang

h) smell

i)

fart

promp

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Part 3. Back to school • Maria’s big boy

Exercise 3–4

No key.

Exercise 5

sweater skirt knee high socks uniform shoes

Exercise 6

No key.

Exercise 7 1

I always eat breakfast in the morning.

2

She seldom buys lunch in the cafeteria.

3

We often travel overseas.

4

You are always late.

5

They sometimes lend me their cabin.

6

You never call me anymore.

7

We regularly eat lunch together.

8

He is usually the first to arrive.

9

She constantly asks me to change a light bulb.

10 We normally eat dinner at seven o’clock.

Exercise 8–11

No key.

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shirt tie blazer

trousers

Part 3. Back to school • Maria’s big boy

Exercise 12 1

Alex never drinks never coffee, but Jasmine tea in the morning.

2

Maria’s son seldom eats vegetables seldom.

3

Sita usually makes usually Indian food for her family.

4

Hassan often calls often his mother and sisters on video call in the evening.

5

Karan plays football every Tuesday and Saturday plays football.

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Part 4. Autumn break • Arif learns how to swim

Key part 4

Autumn break Arif learns how to swim Exercise 1

No key.

Exercise 2 1

swimming  course  water  drowning  accident

2

enrol  in  classes  important

3

lakes  fjords  rivers  seas

4

minority  organised  sports  clubs

Exercise 3 1

If you’re a an adult and cannot swim, there’s nothing to be ashamed of!

2

You cans can still learn how to swim.

3

Swimming is very handy in a country with lots of lake, rivers and fjords, likes like Norway.

4

In Norway, there are special swimming courses for minorities, separate for mens men and woman women.

5

There is are also swimming courses for childrens children organised e.g. by schools or sports clubs.

Exercise 4 1

If you’re an adult and cannot swim, there’s nothing to be ashamed of!

2

Drowning is one of the main causes of death, especially among kids.

3

Therefore, it’s important for you to know how to swim.

4

There are special swimming courses, separate for men and women.

5

There are also swimming courses for children.

6

To get more information on swimming courses contact the Red Cross.

Exercise 5–6

No key.

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Part 4. Autumn break • Arif learns how to swim / Nimo in Scotland

Exercise 7 1

lifeguard

2

bodyguard

3

life jacket

4

swimming goggles

Exercise 8 •

33: thirty-three

•

43: fourty-three

•

44: forty-four

•

55: fifty-five

•

66: sixty-six

•

88: eighty-eight

•

99: ninety-nine

Nimo in Scotland Exercise 1–3

No key.

Exercise 4

Aberdeen Dundee Glasgow Paisley

Edinburgh

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Part 4. Autumn break • Nimo in Scotland

Exercise 5

a piece of tartan sporran

belt and buckle

pouch kilt tall socks ghillie brogues Exercise 6

No key.

Exercise 7 1

The cat is under the chair. (example)

2

The cat is behind the curtains.

3

The cat is on the sofa.

4

The cat is in the sink.

5

The cat is on the lap.

6

The cat is on the left of the dog.

7

The cat is on the right of the dog.

Exercise 8–9

No key.

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Part 4. Autumn break • Nimo in Scotland / Baby traditions in the UK

Exercise 10 1

What time did the plane take off of?

2

My alarm didn’t go off of.

3

Karan is the son of off Alex and Sita.

4

My phone is off of and I don’t have a charger.

5

Hassan has paid just part of off the bills.

Baby traditions in the UK Exercise 1–2

No key.

Exercise 3 1

Nimo shares memories from the UK.

2

Maria misses her friend a lot.

3

There are so many fun things here.

4

I have bought cute jammies for the baby.

5

This coffee mug reminds me of you.

6

I love Paddington Bear.

Exercise 4 1

Peter Rabbit, Benjamin Bunny and Jemima Puddle Duck

2

1866

3

Because she was a woman.

4

She wanted to cheer up a boy who was ill.

5

24

6

Miss Potter

Exercise 5 1

Paddington is a bear.

2

Paddington is wearing a red hat and a blue coat.

3

They are surprised because he is a bear.

4

Paddington is from Peru.

5

He ate marmalade.

6

He is named after Paddington station in London. This is where Mr and Mrs Brown met him.

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Part 4. Autumn break • Baby traditions in the UK / A cat in Ali’s flat

Exercise 6 1

Shirley Clarkson made the first Paddington soft toy bear.

2

She made it as a present for her children.

3

She got an official licence to sell them in the UK.

Exercise 7–8

No key.

A cat in Ali’s flat Exercise 1

No key.

Exercise 2

P

R

E

L

E

P

H

A

N

T

O

S

Y

Q

A

N

I

N

I

E

O

F

O

X

T

E

D

B

A

O

T

G

D

I

L

T

D

V

G

F

B

S

N

A

K

E

X

M

O

A

L

C

M

I

L

N

B

A

E

H

O

R

S

E

O

T

T

I

G

E

R

C

Y

U

A

B

Z

W

I

O

Z

T

A

G

F

I

S

H

I

P

L

S

P

V

O

R

A

T

P

E

R

R

I

O

S

Q

U

I

R

R

E

L

L

K

D

L

S

S

H

E

E

P

M

M

U

K

K

Y

R

A

Exercise 3

strict laws, cruel treatment, fresh water, domestic animal

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Part 4. Autumn break • A cat in Ali’s flat / Animal welfare

Exercise 4 1

Jimmy lives in a yellow house.

2

Jimmy always parks his car in the garage.

3

Sometimes Jimmy and his son play football on the lawn.

4

His son likes to swim in the pool.

5

Jimmy‘s cat likes to sleep on his bed.

6

His dog sleeps on the sofa.

Exercise 5–7

No key.

Animal welfare Exercise 1–2

No key.

Exercise 3

Adjective

Noun

strict

laws

cruel

treatment

fresh

water

domestic

animal

Exercise 4–5

No key.

Exercise 6 1

She didn’t have any had no hope for the future.

2

People thought animals didn’t have any had no feelings.

3

There isn’t any is no easy way to solve this problem.

4

We don’t have any no time to lose.

5

You don’t have any no clue, do you?

6

Yonas doesn’t have any has no difficulty learning English.

Exercise 7–10

No key.

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Part 4. Autumn break • Sita’s visit to London

Sita’s visit to London Exercise 1

No key.

Exercise 2

1 The dollar is a currency only in the US. 2 Northern Ireland has the euro as its currency.

3 The pound sterling is the currency in the UK. 4 We pay with American dollars in Australia.

5 The US dollar is not the currency in the EU.

True

False

    

    

Exercise 3–5

No key.

Exercise 6

Packaging & quantity Food products

a bar a block

a box

a bottle a carton

a jar

a loaf a packet a piece

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a tin

Part 4. Autumn break • Sita’s visit to London

Exercise 7 1

two bottles of juice

7.20

one carton of milk

0.90

two tins of tuna

1.58

one loaf of bread

1.90

one jar of honey

3.20

Total: 2

£14.78

three cartons of milk

2.70

one bottle of juice

3.60

five packets of crisps

3.50

two loaves of bread

3.80

Total:

£13.60

Exercise 8–9

No key.

Exercise 10 1

be a bad egg

2

be a big cheese

3

be cool as a cucumber

4

take with a pinch of salt

5

be a couch potato

6

be not your cup of tea

7

have a bun in the oven

8

be a piece of cake

9

be the apple of one’s eye

Exercise 11–12

No key.

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Part 4. Autumn break • Sita’s visit to London

Exercise 13 1

On Fridays, Karan finishes school at 2 o’clock.

2

Karan has English classes at 8:15 on Wednesdays.

3

At 11:45 on Mondays, Karan has Science.

4

Jason finishes school at 4:15 on Mondays and Thursdays.

5

The subjects that both Jason and Karan have are English, Maths, Science, PE, Art, Music and RE.

Exercise 14 1

On Mondays, Sita starts school at 8:30 and finishes at 01:45.

2

On Fridays, Sita starts school at 8:30 and finishes at 01:45.

3

On Tuesdays, Sita has Norwegian and Science, and on Wednesdays, English and Maths.

4

Sita has English classes three times a week.

5

Sita has lunch from 11:45 to 12:15 every day.

Exercise 15 1

Karan has 2 hours of English and Sita 4.5 hours per week.

2

Sita has more English classes because she is an adult and doesn’t have so many years to spend at school. Karan is a child and will have more years to learn English at school.

3

Karan has the following subjects that Sita doesn’t: Physical Education, Food and Nutrition, and Religious Education.

Exercise 16

No key.

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Part 4. Autumn break • Lunch traditions in English-speaking countries

Lunch traditions in English-speaking countries Exercise 1

No key.

Exercise 2 a

shepherd’s pie

b

pancakes with maple syrup

c

nachos

d

milk tart

e

English breakfast

f

chicken tikka masala

g

mango lassi

h

ghiteri

i

chapati

Exercise 3

Country Dish

India

Kenya

the UK

the US

South Africa

milk tart fish and chips hot dog tikka masala githeri naan pancakes with maple syrup

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Exercise 4

B O X I 2 C H I P S 3 C R I S P 4 K U 5 6 M D R I 7 O B O T T L E 8 L N A P 9 10 S L I C E L O A F C A R 11 J A R K 12 P A N C A K E 13 T I N 1

Exercise 5

If you’re happy and you know it Clap your hands If you’re happy and you know it Clap your hands If you’re happy and you know it

And you really want to show it If you’re happy and you know it

Clap your hands Exercise 6

No key.

Exercise 7 1

They are smiling.

2

They are clapping their hands.

3

They are shouting.

4

They is stomping her feet.

Exercise 8

No key.

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Exercise 9

head eye

ear

nose

shoulder

hair

chest

mouth

elbow

arm

stomach

knee hand leg foot

Exercise 10

English

Norwegian

get cold feet

ha kalde føtter slå ut håret være lutter øre erte noen lære utenat søtmons / like søtsaker være dum lykke til hjelpe noen

let one’s hair down be all ears pull one’s leg learn by heart have a sweet tooth be thick in the head break a leg give someone a hand

Your first language

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Part 4. Autumn break • Habits, customs and traditions

Habits, customs and traditions Exercise 1

No key.

Exercise 2

Infinitive

Past simple

Present participle

take see

took

taken seen

go

saw was/were made thought went

read

read

spend

spent

eat drink

ate

be make think

drank had

been made thought gone read spent eaten drunk

sell come

sold

had sold

came

come

get

got

give

gave

write

wrote said

got given written said grown

have

say

grow meet hear

find tell

know feel

grew

met heard found told knew felt

met

heard found

told known felt

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Part 4. Autumn break • Habits, customs and traditions

Exercise 3 1

Sita didn’t come back from a summer holiday.

2

She didn’t spend her holiday with her friends.

3

She didn’t take the kids to Paris.

4

Sita and her kids weren’t at a football match.

5

London didn’t remind Sita of India.

6

She didn’t eat English breakfast.

7

She didn’t feel miserable in London.

8

Maria’s son wasn’t in Manchester.

9

Ali and Yonas didn’t go to Edinburgh.

10 Hassan didn’t take part in a wife carrying race.

Exercise 4 1

Yonas doesn’t always come late.

2

Sita doesn’t often travel to India.

3

Sita’s cousin doesn’t live in Dublin.

4

Ali and Nimo don’t know a lot about English customs and traditions.

5

The cheese rolling race doesn’t take place in June.

6

English breakfast isn’t light.

7

The cheese rolling race and the wife carrying race aren’t famous French traditions.

8

The cheese wheel doesn’t weigh 20 pounds.

9

The wife carrying race hasn’t taken place in Russia.

10 Hassan and Aziza haven’t taken part in a wife carrying race.

Exercise 5 1

I would love to go to London.

2

I have watched a programme about customs and traditions around the world.

3

It is Monday morning in October.

4

We are going to talk about customs and traditions in English-speaking countries.

5

Sita has never tried English breakfast.

6

She is tired after the trip.

Exercise 6

No key.

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Part 4. Autumn break • Habits, customs and traditions

Exercise 7 1

friends, wives, children

2

salads, cakes

3

thieves

4

guests

5

loaves, cuts

6

friends, women

7

children

8

teeth, teeth

9

women, mice

Exercise 8 •

win  competition  prize  race  ride

•

wife  carry  cheese  rolling  tradition  husband

•

autumn  break  amusing  custom crowd

•

authorities  provide  prepare  consist  attend

•

packed  lunch  food  guide  healthy  salty  bitter  taste

Exercise 9

North America

Asia

Africa

Iraq, Pakistan, India, Syria, Iran, Turkey, Russia

Eritrea, The US, Somalia, Canada South Africa, Ethiopia

South America Brazil, Mexico

Europe

Australia

England, Norway, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Turkey, Russia

Australia

Exercise 10–11

No key.

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Part 4. Autumn break • Yonas dreams of California

Yonas dreams of California Exercise 1

No key.

Exercise 2 1

School starts at 9 a.m.

2

I go home at 3 p.m.

3

Norwegians celebrate Christmas on December 24.

4

I wake up at 7 a.m.

5

Anna goes to bed at 10.30 p.m.

6

The teachers eat lunch at 11.30 a.m.

Exercise 3 1

I am doing my homework.

2

They are talking to the teacher.

3

I am driving to work.

4

She is reading a magazine.

5

He is sitting on the sofa.

6

Grandma is cooking potatoes.

7

I am doing fine.

8

I am playing “Don’t worry, be happy”.

Exercise 4 1

works

2

likes, feels

3

is shining

4

are playing

5

is climbing, is jumping

6

are fighting

7

is laughing and smiling

8

pick up

Exercise 5–9

No key.

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Part 5. Celebrations • Maria volunteers / The origins of Halloween

Key part 5

Celebrations Maria volunteers Exercise 1–5

No key.

Exercise 6 1

couldn’t

2

can’t

3

couldn’t

4

can

5

can’t

6

couldn’t can

Exercise 7 1 2 3 4 5 6

You must close the window. (Example) You can run very fast.

You should call your sister.

You can turn on the TV now.

You must lock your doors.

You should be more careful.

The origins of Halloween Exercise 1

No key.

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Part 5. Celebrations • The origins of Halloween

Exercise 2 1

The person on invitation A will turn 50.

2

The party will take place on Saturday, 12th of October at 7 pm.

3

RSVP means ‘please reply’ in English and comes from French (répondez s’il vous plaît).

Exercise 3–4

No key.

Exercise 5 1

The content of limericks is humorous or absurd and the form consists of five lines with end rhyme aabba.

2

The origin of limericks is unknown, but some suggest it derives from an 18thcentury Irish soldier’s song ‘Will you come up to Limerick?’

Exercise 6

Limerick 1: Meath – teeth – underneath, chair – despair Limerick 2: Madras – ass – grass, pink – think Exercise 7–11

No key.

Exercise 12 1

It means they make jokes of serious or tragic subjects, e.g. death, sexuality or diseases.

2

An epitaph is an inscription on a tombstone.

3

Richard De’Ath was a Scottish architect who collected epitaphs from various English-speaking countries and published them as a book in 1980’s.

4

His surname De’Ath resembles the word death.

Exercise 13 1

he cause of death in epitaph 2 was a cough or a disease; in epitaph 3 an accident – the wheel of the waggon went over the person’s head; and in epitaph 4, the person slipped on the skin of a banana, hit herself and died.

2

Lettuce is both a name of a person and name of a green vegetable.

3

Epitaph 2: cough – off; coffin – off in Epitaph 3: dead – head Epitaph 4: Anna – banana; blow – low; Epitaph 5: Sim – him

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Part 5. Celebrations • The origins of Halloween / Guy Fawkes Day

Exercise 14

Infinitive

Past simple

Past Participle

Gerund

lie (e.g. in bed)

lay

lain

lying

lie (not to tell the truth)

lied

lied

lying

lay

laid

laid

laying

die

died

died

dying

carry

carried

carried

carrying

bury

buried

buried

burying

Exercise 15

No key.

Guy Fawkes Day Exercise 1–2

No key.

Exercise 3

plot – forgot, reason – treason Exercise 4 •

celebrate  commemorate  consider

•

execute  explode  parliament

•

parade  bonfire  firework

•

attempt  hero  revolutionary  plot

•

origins  ancient  festival  evil  spirits  souls

Exercise 5 1

The British celebrate Guy Fawkes Day to commemorate a failed attempt in 1605 to blow up the Houses of Parliament and to kill King James I.

2

They celebrate with parades, fireworks and bonfires.

3

Guy Fawkes organized a plot against the king. He was caught and executed.

4

No key.

5

No key.

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Part 5. Celebrations • Guy Fawkes Day

Exercise 6 1 a

the first (1st)

b

the eighth (8th)

c

the first (1st)

d

the first (1st)

e

the second (2nd)

2 a

1066–1087 (William I)

b

1509-1547 (Henry VIII)

c

1558-1603 (Elizabeth I)

c

1625-1649 (Charles I)

d

1660–1685 (Charles II)

Exercise 7

No key.

Exercise 8 1

2

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Part 5. Celebrations • Thanksgiving in class

Thanksgiving in class Exercise 1

No key.

Exercise 2 1

helpful

2

grateful

3

beautiful

4

awful

5

careful

6

painful

Exercise 3 1

terrible

2

unbelievable

3

edible

4

sensible

5

invisible

6

impossible

Exercise 4 1

enjoyable

2

sociable

3

drinkable

4

comfortable

5

unstoppable

6

affordable

Exercise 5–12

No key.

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