Pet Result Student'sBook_Key

C isn’t correct because it says that the sale starts tomorrow.. B isn’t correct because the sign says thieves are active.. The presenter mentions websites … that sell very expensive d

Student’s Book Answer Key Introductory Unit

6 1 C You can learn to take photos of wildlife

2 A You can learn to paint

3 B You can learn to dance and do a Spanish class

7 Suggested answers

1 You can learn to take photos of wildlife

You must be up early each day

You might get a perfect picture

You should have previous experience of photography etc

8 a 3 … you need to be fit and full of energy …

b 2 … visit some of the best restaurants …

f 3 … there is an optional conversation class to

improve your language skills!

h G Yesterday I went to London

i G Where did you go last night?

j G This car is cheaper than all the others

k G I don’t think there is anybody in the house

2 a I study English and German.

b My sister’s got three mobiles.

c I’m going to London, because there are many

interesting places to see

d I like football, rugby and athletics.

e How old are you?

f This book, which he wrote ten years ago, is still

very popular

g She’s coming to see me later this morning.

h My friend doesn’t have time to do his homework.

d surprisingly / luckily / to my surprise

e obviously / naturally / of course

5 1 Although 4 When

2 because 5 then

3 so 6 Despite

6 a I felt very tired so I went to bed early

I went to bed early because I felt very tired

b When I got home I had a shower

I got home, then I had a shower

c Because it was dark, I couldn’t see anything

When it was dark, I couldn’t see anything

d Although Pablo works hard, he never seems tired

Pablo works hard but he never seems tired

e When Emma won the prize, she was congratulated by her teacher

Emma won the prize, so she was congratulated

by her teacher

7 a, i b, e c, d f, j g, h

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8 Suggested answers

a The last time I was really disappointed was

when I failed my driving test

b I get annoyed when my neighbours are noisy

c My favourite films are ones that make me feel

relaxed

d I will be surprised if it rains today

e I would be very excited if I had a new car

9 a

10 a A day that started badly – disappointed, sad

b A big surprise – amazed, surprised, happy,

pleased

c A celebration – happy, pleased

d A journey I will never forget – amazed, happy /

c overseas f on the stage

3 a didn’t want d enjoy / like

b easy e enjoy

c good f learn

4 a F b F c F d F

5 I guess, (my father) wasn’t keen on, in his view, in

my opinion, I suppose, I believe

1 In picture 1 a man is jogging in a park with

friends, and looking very relaxed

In picture 2 the same man is enjoying himself

watching a football match in a stadium

In picture 3 the same man is about to take part in a

race He looks very tense and is concentrating

1 a present simple d going to

b past simple e would like

c present perfect

3 a 2 b 1 c 2 d 1 e 2 f 1 g 2 h 1 i 1 j 2

5 1 could 3 about

2 Why 4 Shall

6 a What do you think? / How about you?

b That’s true / Yes, you’re right!

c No, that’s not a good idea / I’m sorry but I don’t agree, Maria / I don’t think so

7 a There are a box of matches, a radio, a cooking stove and pot, a blanket and a camera

b A box of matches could be used to start a fire,

a radio could be used to listen to the weather forecast, a cooking pot could be used to cook on the fire, a blanket could be used to keep warm

at night and a digital camera could be used to take pictures of the scenery

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Holidays and travel

1

1 A floating hotel on the River Kwai (line 39)

B people working in the rice paddies (line 20)

C a boat trip at sunset (line 35)

D The Royal Palace in Bangkok (line 45)

2 1 T Along the coast … On land … (lines 3 and 6)

2 F … specially designed for teenagers who are

going on holiday alone … (line 9)

3 T … you fly to the north of the country … you

can learn new skills such as Thai boxing

(line 13)

4 F … local people serve you (line 24)

5 F After lunch … (line 28)

6 F … they’re not the kind that attack! (line 32)

7 T On the second day you hike through

magnificent countryside (line 33)

8 F … you’ll spend two nights in a floating hotel

(line 38)

9 T you’ll visit … you can buy … (lines 45 and 49)

10 F … the best bit for me was on the island

(line 54); My favourite part was Thai boxing

2 a hot-air balloon, helicopter

b boat, hovercraft, ferry

c camel, lorry, motorbike, elephant, bus,

underground train, horse, bicycle

2 A The scenery is really varied …

3 B … on a jet boat … by helicopter … we went

for a walk

4 C The whole thing takes about three and a half

hours

5 B … then we landed high above the glaciers …

That’s when I took some fantastic photos.

6 B I went in the morning In summer there’s also

one in the afternoon.

1 a went: past simple

b was driving: past continuous

c took: past simple; were flying: past continuous

2 a past simple c past continuous

b past continuous d past simple

3 1 went 9 got

2 flew 10 enjoyed

3 didn’t stay 11 didn’t relax

4 left 12 did

5 were sailing 13 were exploring

6 swam 14 were riding

7 had 15 fed

8 stayed

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Listening p22

3 1 C 2 B

1 a sunbathing, photography, safari, cruise,

sightseeing, surfing, diving

b hotel, youth hostel, villa, campsite, cruise ship

2 A wood field hill

B mountain sea river cliff coast

C wood forest

D mountain river valley

E desert hill valley

Buying and selling

2 a shampoo, toothpaste d magazine

b beef, meat e potato, grape

c bread f CD player

1 A (B isn’t correct because the notice says

hundreds of items and not everything C isn’t

correct because it says that the sale starts

tomorrow.)

2 B (A isn’t correct because the sign refers

to a coffee shop on the third floor, not a

restaurant C isn’t correct because snacks are

food.)

3 C (A isn’t correct because, if it were, the sign

would say ‘Do not park here’ or ‘No parking’

B isn’t correct because the sign says thieves

are active.)

4 C (A and B aren’t correct because there is a

ticket machine You only need to buy from

a member of staff if the ticket machine isn’t working.)

5 C (A isn’t correct because the offer applies on

weekdays B isn’t correct because the offer

applies from 4 o’clock to 6 o’clock, not before

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

3 1 B … if you log on now or in the next couple

of days, you can get a discount on some purchases Many – but not all – the products

are from the UK, so A is not correct There

are only a few different types of things to buy,

so C is not correct

2 C Try the website ‘Look Like a Celebrity’,

because it sells cheap versions of what the stars are wearing The presenter mentions

websites … that sell very expensive designer

clothes or clothes that used to be owned by the stars, but then says, Don’t look at those!, so

we can eliminate A and B

3 A … so many, you may not be able to decide

Are many and aren’t many sound similar,

but the surrounding context should make

it clear that B is wrong Sports lessons are mentioned but the text doesn’t say that these are best

4 A Exchanging is a website just for swapping

unwanted items Explain that just here means

‘only’ There’s no maximum number so B isn’t correct

5 B it reviews all the best music sites … you’ll

find out … which are the best sites for you to download music from The site doesn’t advise

about music itself, so A isn’t correct

6 A At the moment it only reviews places in

Europe, but this is changing next month

… it will also review hotels and other top accommodation in Australia and other

continents The site gives you links to other

websites where you can book your holiday so

C isn’t correct

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Grammar p33

1 a a few (types: countable)

b How much (money: uncountable)

c many (ideas: countable)

d any (gifts: countable)

e plenty of (websites: countable)

2 1 B 2 A 3 C 4 C 5 A 6 C 7 D 8 A

9 C 10 A

1 a try on d wear out

b take off e wear

c get

1 1 A 2 D 3 B 4 E 5 C

Place Advantages Disadvantages

1 market – often cheap

– you can usually

‘haggle’ (negotiate lower prices)

– you can’t return faulty products

2 supermarket fast long queues at

noisy and crowded

5 boutique personal service less choice

1 a jeans, skirt, tousers, jumper, dress, shirt, suit

b belt, scarf, bracelet, necklace, earring

c casual, formal, elegant, smart

3 a I was eating my breakfast when the postman

arrived with a parcel

b My brother went to France yesterday.

c I am never late meeting my friends when we go

out

d I often play sport because I love it / I rarely

play sport because I don’t like it.

e Do you listen to the radio very often?

f My brother and sister are watching a DVD in

the living room at the moment

g We are learning to play basketball at school

this term

h I bought a few CDs from the market – they’re

all great and a real bargain!

i There are plenty of chocolates left, so help

6 I also went to some great restaurants!

7 Hi Sophie, (optional comma)

I went shopping in Brussels last weekend I bought

some fantastic clothes in the boutiques there and

plenty of delicious Belgian chocolates too I also

went to some great restaurants! Do you fancy

meeting in London soon? I’d love to come and see

you in the summer.

Bye!

Anna

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Animals and humans

1 A tail, feather, beak, claw, wing

B hair, tail, tooth, thumb

C hair, tail, tooth, hoof

D tail, feather, beak, claw, wing

E tail, tooth, hoof

c Jin Mao Tower; the Eiffel Tower; Sydney Opera

House; The Petronas Towers; Lloyds of London;

2 A eye D head G chest

B finger E ear H leg

C stomach F mouth

1 Superlative adjectives: the sweetest; most

handsome; the richest

Comparative adjectives: richer; luckier

2 1 most beautiful 5 the most popular

2 biggest 6 the best

3 more exciting 7 more fashionable

F romance / historical drama

2 a comedy (key words: amusing, laughed)

b romance (key words: hero, heroine)

c horror (key words: monsters, graveyard, scary)

d computer animation (key word: graphics)

e science fiction (key word: in space)

f thriller (key word: exciting)

g historical drama (key words: Roman times)

h fantasy (key words: wizards; special effects)

i adventure (key words: in search of; hidden

treasure)

j western (key words: cowboys, ranch, US)

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c 1 The Wolf Man

d 3 an American man … strange wolf-like creature

e 4 The special effects … one of the most exciting

films I’ve seen

2 a Have you ever bought something really expensive?

b Have you ever won a prize in a competition?

c Have you ever made a special meal for somebody?

d Have you ever ridden a horse, elephant or camel?

e Have you ever met a famous person?

3 a My parents have just bought a new house

b Has your uncle moved to Switzerland yet?

c I have already tidied my room today

d The decorators haven’t finished painting my

bedroom yet (or The decorators haven’t yet

finished painting my bedroom.)

e I’ve just spoken to our new neighbours

1 1 B when people used to dive to catch fish to eat

… It’s about 4,000 years old, not ‘less than

four hundred years’, so we can eliminate C

2 C Also called ‘breath-hold’ or ‘apnea’ We can eliminate A because It’s the art of diving

without any breathing equipment, and B

because It’s a sport which sets records.

3 C She spent a lot of her childhood snorkelling and

looking at the fish and other sea life She used to love diving as deep as possible looking for rocks and shells

4 B In 1997, Tanya did an introductory class on

free-diving She was really good and decided

to carry on with it.

5 A Tanya … spends two hours every day either

running or riding a bike She then dives and swims in the pool for another three hours

The total number of hours exercising is five

She swims in a pool so we can eliminate B

and is either running or cycling, so we can

eliminate C

6 B The first thing you should do is to have

professional classes … The previous

sentence You may not ever want to enter any

competitions and you certainly don’t have to start off in the sea means we can eliminate C

2 1 T snow all year round (lines 9–10)

2 F The temperature is maintained at around

–1°C or –2°C (lines 14–15)

3 F snow boots … included in the entrance price

(lines 17–18)

4 F but this isn’t essential for adults (line 20)

5 T It’s a great place for families (lines 22–23)

6 F an area … for the more advanced (lines

29–30)

7 T there’s the option of having lessons (line 32)

8 T you can … watch the skiers practising

(line 34–35)

1 a has finished (2) e has opened (2)

b have become (3) f have seen (3)

c Have you bought (2) g has taken part (1)

d have tried (1)

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Grammar p47

1 for: six weeks several years ages five minutes

since: April I was a child this morning 1999

Suggested answers

for: two months, a month, two days

since: I started school, last month, two days ago

2 a She’s been a free-diver since the 1990s

b I’ve been interested in water sports for a long

time

c ✓

d My family have lived on this island for ten years.

e They’ve been in the classroom for half an hour.

f ✓

3 a How long have you been driving racing cars?

– For five years

b How long have you been racing for this team?

– Since last June

c How long have you known your instructor?

– For about seven years

d How long have you lived in Switzerland?

– Since I was a teenager

e How long have you owned this house?

b We should take long walks in the countryside

because it’s good for the mind and body

c Going on relaxing holidays helps you avoid

stress

d It’s very important to get plenty of sleep

e Eating healthy food every day gives you energy

and is good for your skin, etc

c Tennis players hit the ball with a racket

d A player scores goals

e A goalkeeper saves goals

f In basketball you throw the ball into a basket

g A scuba-diver wears a mask

1 No, he’s written too many words

(I’ve never seen a class like this before.) and the fourth (I’m trying to be healthy, so I think this

would be good for me.) The remaining three

sentences answer each point in turn

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Homes and lifestyles

6

3 1 knew 7 had made

2 had already read 8 thought

3 had also given 9 wandered

4 had been / gone 10 tried

5 enjoyed 11 had seen

c at least three bedrooms

4 a by the sea or in the countryside

2 1 H (This is the only one-bedroom flat.)

2 A (F might have been possible for Lisa, but only

A has regular train and bus services nearby.)

3 B (Only B has a big enough garden –

‘approximately 1000m2 of land’.)

4 E (C might have been possible but only E is

within walking distance of … restaurants and cafes.)

5 D (F might have been possible, but only D is

close to the shops – five minutes’ walk from the

town centre and local services.)

c kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, living room

d stairs, hall, balcony, patio

1 a the De Vesci family

b the past perfect

c the past simple

2 a I had / I’d never heard of the castle until I came

to England

b During the tour, the guide told us that they

had / they’d built the original parts in the 11th

century

c We had to go back to the cafe because my friend

had left her bag there.

d After we had / we’d finished the tour, we went

to the gift shop

e I bought some postcards of parts of the castle I

had seen / I’d seen earlier during the tour.

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3 Photo A: busy, exciting, stressful, interesting

Photo B: boring, peaceful, quiet, relaxing

1 a by the sea

b an apartment

c swimming, going to the beach

d usually very hot

e very lively with lots of shops, cafes, restaurants

and tourists

1 a beak, claw, feather, tail, wing

b finger, hair, thumb

c adventure, comedy, fantasy, thriller

d boxing, cycling, golf, judo

4 a Beth is taller than Max.

b I haven’t been / gone on holiday since 2005

c We haven’t been / gone shopping for a long time

d Trains are faster than boats.

e Bob is better than me at maths

f Physics is as difficult as chemistry.

g Egypt is one of the hottest countries

h We haven’t received our exam results yet.

5 1 C 2 A 3 C 4 A 5 A 6 B

7 C 8 C 9 C 10 B 11 A 12 B

6 Dear Ben Clark (You don’t need to use the surname

for an informal letter.)

Thank you for your last letter It was great to hear

from you The ice hockey sounds brilliant!

You asked me if I enjoy sport Well, I live near the sea and I love surfing, so I’ve just joined a club It’s really good fun because the people are very nice and I’ve already made some good friends

I haven’t been surfing on my own yet, but I’m having lots of lessons I’m already a lot better than before.

I hope you can come here one day and we can go surfing together!

See you soon!

Miguel

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Art and entertainment

7

1 Opinion: unusualSize: hugeAge: oldShape: roundColour: redNationality: AfricanMaterial: wooden

2 a long green silk

b horrible old blue

c lovely big Greek

d pleasant young French

e beautiful small silver

f expensive white leather

1 1 incorrect: Rosa makes two incorrect guesses (Is

that a rock band?, a play?) This shows that

she hasn’t already heard of Stomp and doesn’t

know what it is

2 correct: When Tom says I’m sure you’d like it,

Rosa agrees, saying I think you’re right.

3 incorrect: Tom says The only reason I went was

because my sister got tickets from somebody at work, so it wasn’t his idea.

4 incorrect: Tom didn’t enjoy it at first (the

beginning was a bit slow I couldn’t really understand the idea at first) but eventually (after

a while) he started to enjoy it.

5 incorrect: When Rosa asks Tom if he’s doing

anything exciting at the weekend, he replies I

don’t know about that (meaning ‘no’) He then

says I don’t really enjoy watching ballet.

6 incorrect: When Rosa offers to buy his ticket,

he says I’m not sure about that (which is a polite

way of saying ‘no’) Tom refuses to sell Rosa the ticket because he’s worried that his sister would

be upset if he didn’t go But he offers to ask his sister to get another ticket and Rosa accepts, by

1 Duncan Hamilton makes sculptures using ice, so in

the end they melt

2 1 B The main explanations of how Duncan

works are in the first and third paragraphs

2 D His popularity with the media is shown in

lines 7–8 cinema, advertising, tourism, and

for magazine photos A is not correct because

He started out as a chef (line 5) and C is not

correct because the text mentions ‘Duncan

and his team’ (line 11).

3 A We know they make the ice themselves from

Duncan and his team work very carefully to produce their ice (line 12) B is not correct

because if the ice is completely frozen, it can

be very hard to work with (line 14) D is not

correct because the ice can burn, so the artists

have to wear protective clothes (line 15).

4 D Many of the sculptures even look better after a

few hours at room temperature (line 21) A is

not correct because of references to ice cubes (line 10) and the smaller ones (line 24); B is not correct because the smaller ones don’t

last long at all (line 24).

5 D

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