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Key for students 4/5 havo Maribel Boender-Barrera Annie Cornford Judith Niekel Nathalie Rompen

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Vwo Coursebook 5/6 vwo Workbook 5/6 vwo (deel A en B)

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Key for students 5/6 vwo Student’s CD 5/6 vwo Teacher’s CD 5/6 vwo Coursebook 4/5 havo Leerjaar 5

Website*

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inhoudsopgave

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Workbook part A Unit 1

4

Unit 2

9

Unit 3

15

Unit 4

21

Unit 5

28

Workbook part B Unit 6

34

Unit 7

40

Examenunits

44

Unit 8 Listening

44

Unit 9 Speaking

47

Unit 10 Writing

49

Unit 11 Reading

53

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unit 1

Key

Workbook part A

n 6 1

Unit 1 2

Reading

Ask Annie n 1 1 2

3

n 2 1

2

A glossy magazine, a teen magazine a A person who answers letters sent in to magazine’s problem page (otherwise known as an agony column) or who gives similar advice on radio or TV b informal; used in familiar conversation rather than formal speech or writing 1 My mates aren’t nice to me 2 My colleagues aren’t nice to me 3 Family life bores me 4 I can’t choose between two guys

a... feels badly treated by her friends b... bad about the way his new colleagues treat him c... after she had a holiday romance everything changed d... ex-boyfriend 1-4 Personal answers

n 7 1

2 n 3 1

2

1 C 2 B 3 B 4 C Personal answers

Letter 1: He didn’t believe her Letter 3: I didn’t want to go home/ I don’t feel the same about family, friends or work 1 Does he hate being the new boy?

He doesn’t hate being the new boy.

2 Has he felt dominated and badly treated?

He hasn’t felt dominated and badly treated.

3 Do you meet people with shared interests?

You don’t meet people with shared interests.

4 Will you change the balance of power?

You won’t change the balance of power.

5 Have you glimpsed a new world?

You haven’t glimpsed a new world.

6 Were things going really well?

Things weren’t going really well.

7 Had he been saying things behind her back?

He hadn’t been saying things behind her back.

8 Did Jamie send her a text?

Jamie didn’t send her a text.

1 isn’t he?

2 have we?

3 weren’t they?

4 didn’t he?

Personal answers

n 8 Personal answers

Listening

Home and away

n 4 1 2 3 4 5

c j h a f

n 5 1 2 3 4 5

talk behind someone’s back pull your own weight throw your weight around learn the ropes tying the knots

6 7 8 9 10

b i e d g

n 9 Personal answers n 10 1 A 2 B 3 C n 11 [5] [3] [6] [1] [2] [4]

Information on the role of the police.

Statistics on runaways.

Daisy’s success story.

The reason why Darren ran away.

The reason why he was put in a care home.

The risks for runaways.

unit 1

5

Key

n 12 Personal answers

n 18 Personal answers

n 13 Personal answers

n 19 Personal answers

n 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

n 20 Personal answers

veronderstelt geschat kleine overtredingen verdwijnen verdwenen verlaten erkenning ontbreken deden een inval liever

Speaking

Complaining n 21 1 one third of the population admit to being noisy neighbours 2 playing loud music, letting dogs bark, arguing 3 a campaign to deal with the problem of noisy neighbours 4 radio advertisements, posters, a website

Listening

At the airport n 15 1 an official statement or message 2 Personal answers 3 Personal answers n 16 Announcement 1 Announcement 2 Announcement 3 Announcement 4

n 22 1 2 3 4 5

misery (inl.) admit (l. 2) culprits (l. 5) confess (l. 5) argue (l. 7)

6 7 8 9 10

widespread (l. 18) suffer (l. 26) deprived of (l. 28) flimsy (l. 40) aware (l. 58)

a call for a late passenger a security announcement to inform passengers a gate change to indicate another departure gate repetition of message 1

n 17 item one item of cabin baggage liquid gel prescription medicine baby milk laptop mobile phone camera keys pushchair wheelchair

forbidden x x -

permitted x x x x x x x x x

x-ray screened x x x x x x

searched

6

unit 1

Key

n 23 1 E 2 F 3 D

4 5 6

n 24 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

any somewhere anybody any any anything some some any somebody

n 25 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

any anywhere somewhere some somebody something anything anybody

n 29 misery despair distress grief sorrow suffering

A C B

n 26 1 I would like a replacement for the shirt 2 I would appreciate it if / I was wondering if you could send me a new hairdryer 3 I would like another holiday home straight away 4 I would like a refund

frustrated agitated disappointed dissatisfied helpless

n 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

many / a lot of a little much / a lot of few many / a lot of little a few a little

n 31 1 2 3 4 5 6

First However In spite of this It didn’t go as planned Suddenly Nevertheless

to stop cease end halt quit

n 32 Personal answers n 33 Personal answers

Reading

How to swap a paper clip for a house

n 27 Personal answers

Speaking

Describing a situation n 28 English campaigners culprits noise makers people children earners

to argue dispute fight quarrel row

Dutch campagnevoerders daders lawaaimakers mensen kinderen verdieners

n 34 1 Montreal - red paper clip 2 Vancouver (2 women) - wooden fish pen 3 Seattle (sculptor) - hand-made ceramic doorknob 4 California (US marine sergeant) - 1,000-watt electric generator 5 New York - gas-powered generator; neon beer sign and keg 6 Phoenix - a rent-free Phoenix apartment for a year 7 Hollywood - a role in the movie Donna on Demand 8 Kipling in Saskatchewan - a 1920s house on Main Street

unit 1

7

Key

n 35 1 B 2 C 3 C

Writing 4 5 6

C A B

n 44 Personal answers

n 36 Personal answers n 37 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Writing a personal e-mail

would would have tried give start knew might can’t would could have let

n 38 Personal answers n 39 Personal answers

Writing

n 45 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

United States of America per month stamped / self addressed envelope post office box world wide web and identification curriculum vitae

n 46 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

excellent loosely well incredibly hard frequently really nice permanent immediately Basically

Filling in an application form n 40 Advertisement 1 2 3 4 n 41 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

job description cruise staff various positions nanny, carer, au pair, housekeeping catering staff

occupation skills vacancy application capital confidentially national insurance number signature references suitability

n 42 Personal answers n 43 Personal answers

P /T T P P /T P /T

n 47 Personal answers n 48 Personal answers n 49 Personal answers n 50 Personal answers

location ships/ resorts worldwide unknown live in catering industry in Scotland

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unit 1

Key

Exam training

Professional skills

Instrument Amnesty

Small talk

n 51 1 The author refers to the charity organisation Amnesty International. People donate money to this charity and are now asked to donate an instrument.

2 ‘it’ refers to your (unwanted) instrument 3 Personal answer 4 Personal answer 5 Personal answer 6 Personal answer n 52 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

e j h i d f a b g c

n 53 1 to keep, the other words mean to give something 2 joyful, the other words describe negative feelings 3 accident, the other words usually describe positive happenings 4 easy, the other words describe what surfaces can be like 5 undamaged, the other words describe the way something can be damaged n 54 Ja, Strings can ... pads replaced / Strings can be changed / Worn strings ... easily replaced

n 55 Small talk: beginning a conversation and keeping it going, usually about unimportant things; polite conversation that people make at social occasions n 56 1 2 3 4 5 6

B B A C A A

n 57 1 I’ll have a pint of best 2 Pretty average 3 No, no, that’s cool, how were you to know, but I …

4 Chrissie this is Ben, Ben - Chrissie 5 Sure, but it’s my round. Same again? n 58 1 religion, your salary, politics 2 Personal answer 3 Personal answer n 59 Personal answers n 60 Personal answers n 61 Personal answers