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ANSWER KEY BOOK + COMPLEMENTARY MATERIAL EXTRA EXERCISES

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BOOK + COMPLEMENTARY MATERIAL ANSWER KEY

TEENS INTERMEDIATE ANSWER KEY Book + Complementary Material Extra Exercises

EDITORIAL DIRECTOR AND PUBLISHER RICHARD HUGH FISK M. A. Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies - Washington, D.C. B.A. Syracuse University - Syracuse, New York PEDAGOGICAL PROJECT Coordination Vera Laurenti Bianchini Planning and Development Miriam Regina Arai Hirooka Matumoto Assisted by Élide Motta Cáceres GRAPHIC DESIGN Planning and Coordination Eduardo Benaglia Development Vinicius Alves Illustrations Quanta Estúdio de Artes Ltda M.E. GRAPHIC PRODUCTION Eduardo Ricci © RHF Foundation First Impression 2012 All rights reserved

ISBN 978-85-8214-013-0 SUPPORT Editora e Papelaria Ltda. Av. Lins de Vasconcelos, 2684 São Paulo - SP Brasil

Book - page 6 - B 1. No, they don't. 2. She is working. 3. They are eating hot dogs. 4. They go to parks and libraries. 5. He wants to invite his brother to stay with them for a while. Script: Andy: Dad! I’m so glad you’re here. Dad: Me too, Andy. I promise I’ll come and see you more often. Andy: Didn’t Amanda come? Dad: No. She is working in Europe. She’ll be back in three weeks. Phillip: My mom works too much. I keep telling her that. Andy: Well, the good thing is that we can have a boys’ day together. Dad: I agree with you, son. No girls today! Phillip: Dad, you were right. This is the best hot dog in the world. Mmm. So, Andy, what can we do here in New York? Andy: Many things, I guess. I don’t go out a lot, you know. Phillip: What? In a city like this, you don’t go out to explore? Andy: Well, Mom thinks it’s dangerous. Dad: She is right, but you have to get out of the house a little. Andy: I do. I have some great friends and we go to parks and libraries and… Phillip: No way! Libraries? Dude, when was your last adventure? Andy: Adventure? Last night, to take the trash out… Phillip: Seriously? You should come and stay with us for a while. Dad: Phil! That’s a great idea! Why don’t you come to Milwaukee, Andy? You know, during your summer vacation! Andy:

Mmmm, do you think mom will let me?

Dad: I’ll talk to her! Book - page 7 - D 1. T / 2. F / 3. T / 4. F

Book - page 8 - B 1. difficult / complicated / important 2. comfortable 3. outgoing 4. important / necessary / useful 5. exciting 6. attractive / intelligent / handsome / outgoing

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Teens Intermediate Complementary Material - page 8 - B Suggested answers: 1. (History) is the most difficult subject at school. 2. (My bedroom) is the most comfortable room in my house. 3. (Robert) is the least outgoing person in my class. 4. (My computer) is the most important object I have in my room. 5. (Uncle John's apartment) is the least exciting place to spend my vacation. 6. (Barbara) is the most intelligent friend I have. Script: 1. What is the most difficult subject at school? 2. What is the most comfortable room in your house? 3. Who is the least outgoing person in your class? 4. What is the most important object you have in your room? 5. What is the least exciting place to spend your vacation? 6. Who is the most intelligent friend you have? Book - page 9 - E 1. the tallest 2. the easiest 3. the worst 4. the most interesting / the least interesting 5. the most delicious / the least delicious 6. the best Book - page 9 - F 1. the biggest 2. the most amazing 3. the most wonderful 4. The most exciting Script: Max: I love going on adventures. I think the biggest adventure is going on hikes in the woods. You can see the most amazing animals and be closer to nature. There is nothing more satisfying than being out in the open. Rebecca: Adventure can mean many things and, for me, the most wonderful adventure is traveling. I love to go to different cities. I always learn new things, meet new people. The most exciting adventure I remember was when I went to New York and took the subway for the first time.

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Lesson 1 Book - page 10 - B 1. ( 1 ) 4. ( 2 ) 2. ( 2 ) 5. ( 1 ) 3. ( 1 ) 6. ( 1 ) Script: Stella: So, son. How is your packing going? Andy: I think I’m done. I still don’t know if I should take my cap collection. Stella: Honey, I don’t think you need to. Ask your dad to buy more caps for you. Andy: That’s a great idea. Thanks. You know, mom, I’m a little anxious. Stella: Of course you are. It’s the first time you spend so much time away from home, and me. Andy: I’ll be fine, mom. Stella: I know you will. I just want you to have the best time of your life. So, what do you know about Milwaukee? Andy: The only thing I know is that my dad, his wife and my half-brother live there. Stella: All right, so let’s do some research on the Net. OK, look at this site. Wow… it is a pretty city. Andy: Oh, it’s right by the lake! Stella: Yeah, one of the largest lakes in the country! Andy: There will be a big music festival right when I’m there. Can I go? Stella: Just make sure your dad is with you. Andy: Oh, boy. We can do so many cool things…. Stella: I guess your brother knows a bunch of places to go and things to do. Andy: I hope I won’t get bored or frustrated. Stella: Well, if you feel like that, just call me and you’ll come home. Andy: Mom, you are the best. Book - page 11 - D 1. She is a travel agent. 2. I should research what to do, what to see and where to eat. 3. You may pack the wrong kind of clothes. 4. In her opinion, the most important thing is to have fun and to have a memorable trip. 5. Yes, I will follow her advice the next time I travel. / No, I won't follow her advice the next time I travel.

Book - page 12 - A 1. long, day, field, best 2. go on, plan, enjoy Book - page 12 - B 1. go on / 2. day/long / 3. field / 4. enjoy

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Teens Intermediate Complementary Material - page 10 - B Suggested answers: 1. I'm going to go on a trip to the beach (next Saturday). 2. Yes, it will be a long trip. / No, it won't be a long trip. 3. The last time I went on a field trip with my school was (last month). / It was (last month). 4. Yes, I enjoyed the trip. / No, I didn't enjoy the trip. Script: 1. When are you going to go on a trip to the beach? 2. Will it be a long trip? 3. When was the last time you went on a field trip with your school? 4. Did you enjoy the trip? Book - page 12 - C This is a trip of a lifetime! ( 2 ) The trip home was awesome. We had lots of fun. ( 1 )

( 2 ) something used to walk or drive over water or other roadway ( 1 ) relating to music or sounds ( 3 ) a picture or pattern ( 4 ) stopped living ( 7 ) an object of art ( 5 ) a place to remember people that died in a war ( 6 ) a place over or around water which people can walk ( 9 ) a day trip to see something special or important ( 8 ) to show respect

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Lesson 2 Book - page 14 - B ( 3 ) They are going to have a snack. ( 1 ) The boys should put the suitcases away. ( 2 ) Phillip has to show Andy his room. ( 6 ) The three are going to make plans on what to do and where to go. ( 4 ) They are going to talk about the house rules. ( 5 ) Mr. Murray needs Andy and Phillip's help to keep the apartment organized. Script: Mr. Murray: Well, here we are. Welcome to our home, Andy, and now it is your home too. OK. First, I’d like you two to put the suitcases away. Phillip, please, show your brother his room. Then, you can come down and we’ll have a snack. After that, I want to talk about the house rules. Andy: Rules? Mr. Murray: Oh, yeah. I like to keep this apartment nice and clean, but I can only do that with your help. Now remember, you guys are on vacation, but I’m not. During the day, I need you two to be as quiet as possible, that’s why I suggest we make plans for what to do and where you can go. What do you say? Andy: I’m in. Phillip: That’s OK with me. Mr. Murray: Good. Now get going! Book - page 15 - D 1. He thinks it is cool. 2. They can't go to the arcade. 3. He suggests showing Andy around the building. 4. Make their beds, put the trash out and always leave their shoes in their rooms.

Book - page 16 - B 1. b / 2. a / 3. a / 4. b / 5. a Complementary Material - page 13 - B Suggested answers: 1. I am able to talk on the phone with a friend for (30 minutes). 2. Because (I am 14 years old). 3. I couldn't (ride a bike) when I was five. 4. I was able to spend a day doing nothing (when I was on vacation). 5. I could go (to the movies) with my friends when I was 10.

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Teens Intermediate Book - page 17 - E When was the last time... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

you didn't get enough sleep? you were too tired to exercise? you didn't have enough money to buy what you wanted? it was too cold to go out? your mom didn't have enough time to help with your homework? your parents were not patient enough with you? you were too nervous to speak? you didn't feel confident enough to do something?

Complementary Material - page 13 - E Suggested answers: 1. The last time I didn't get enough sleep was (last Saturday night). / It was (last Saturday night). 2. The last time I was too tired to exercise was (yesterday). / It was (yesterday). 3. The last time it was too cold to go out was (on March 2nd). / It was (on March 2nd). 4. The last time my mom didn't have enough time to help me with my homework was (last Wednesday). / It was (last Wednesday). Script: 1. When 2. When 3. When 4. When

was was was was

the the the the

last last last last

time time time time

you didn't get enough sleep? you were too tired to exercise? it was too cold to go out? your mom didn't have enough time to help you with your homework?

Book - page 17 - F 1. T / 2. F / 3. T / 4. T Script: 1. Girl A: Can you go to the mall with me? Girl B: Sorry, but I can’t. My mom doesn’t think I’m old enough to go out without her. Girl A: Oh, that’s too bad. 2. Boy: Will you have enough time today to help me with my homework, Dad? Man: Sure, son. I just need to finish writing this e-mail. Boy: OK. 3. Boy A: Hey, Mike! Let’s play soccer. Boy B: It’s too hot outside to play. But we could go to the pool. Boy A: Great! I’ll get my shorts. 4. Woman: Are you OK, Erica? Girl: Not really. I’m too worried about the math test, Mom. I don’t think I’ll be able to pass. Woman: You’re just not studying hard enough. Come on. I’ll help you.

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Lesson 2 Book - page 18 - A

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Book - page 18 - B 1. lobby 5. party room 2. private movie theater 6. fitness room 3. indoor pool 7. laundry room 4. covered parking 8. bicycle storage Complementary Material - page 14 - C Suggested answers: Student A 1. I would use (the fitness room) the most. / I use (the fitness room) the most. 2. Yes, having an indoor pool in an apartment building is something important because (you can go swimming any time you want). / No, having an indoor pool in an apartment building isn't important because (I never go swimming). 3. I can (have a party) with my friends. 4. The (covered parking) is the most useful facility in an apartment building. Student B 1. Yes, bicycle storages are necessary. / No, bicycle storages aren't necessary. 2. Teens like a fitness room the most because (they want to look good). / Teens like the private movie theater the most because (they can invite their friends to watch a movie). 3. Visitors can use (the private movie theater and the party room). 4. The least useful facility in an apartment building is the (fitness room).

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Teens Intermediate Book - page 19 - D 1. Because it is very different from his house. 2. He didn't know there could be a private movie theater. 3. They sometimes organize movie parties. 4. They are going to use it tomorrow. Script: Phillip: I took my brother to look around the apartment building. He liked it a lot because it is very different from his house. He didn’t know there could be a private movie theater in a building. That is really cool because my friends and I sometimes organize movie parties. We have lots of fun eating popcorn and watching movies. Andy also liked the indoor pool. Of course we are going to use it, but only tomorrow, after I show him around our neighborhood. Andy is feeling pretty good here in Milwaukee and I plan to make his stay even better!

Book - page 20 - A 1. around / 2. be Book - page 20 - B ( 3 ) look around for clothes before you buy them? ( 5 ) will you drive around the neighborhood? ( 2 ) around the park? ( 1 ) be around here again? ( 4 ) visitors around your house or apartment? Complementary Material - page 15 - B Suggested answers: 1. I will be around here again (next week). 2. I would rather run around the park. / I would rather walk around the park. 3. Yes, I look around for clothes before I buy them. / No, I don't look around for clothes before I buy them. 4. Yes, I always show visitors around my house/apartment. / No, I don't always show visitors around my house/apartment. 5. Yes, I will drive around the neighborhood. / No, I won't drive around the neighborhood. Book - page 20 - C Don't worry about me. I'll find my way around town. ( 2 ) Justin, you're beating around the bush. Just tell me what I want. ( 1 )

Book - page 21 - B ( 3 ) any kind of drink, not water ( 2 ) an arm movement to hit a ball ( 1 ) a person that commits crimes, usually on ships; also a famous character in movies ( 4 ) in baseball, when a player hits a ball far enough to run the complete field and score points

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Listening and speaking Book - page 22 - A 1. They live in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 2. They live in an apartment. Book - page 22 - B In the apartment: ( ) one bedroom ( ) laundry room ( X ) kitchen ( ) one bathroom ( ) two bedrooms ( X ) living room ( ) backyard ( X ) two bathrooms ( X ) three bedrooms ( ) covered parking ( X ) dining room ( ) three bathrooms In the neighborhood: ( ) restaurant ( X ) park ( X ) school ( ) post office ( ) mall ( X ) café ( X ) office buildings ( X ) bakery ( X ) stores ( ) library ( ) arcade ( ) museum Script: Phillip: I like our apartment. It’s big and comfortable. There are three bedrooms, one is my parents’, one is mine and the other is for guests, the one Andy is using. Our living room is modern and cozy. There are two big sofas and a really big TV. I play video games there. My dad likes to be in the kitchen. The dining room is right beside it, with no walls in between. That way the space is bigger. My parents’ bathroom is always clean and neat. I can’t say the same about mine. Mr. Murray: Our neighborhood is pretty nice. We live close to a lot of different stores and to a beautiful park. I specially like the café. I go there every weekend to buy doughnuts and coffee. The café is small but very comfortable. There is also Phillip’s school and some office buildings. Maybe one of the newest places in the neighborhood is the bakery. It is big, with lots of different types of bread and full of delicious things to eat. Book - page 22 - C 1. big, comfortable 2. modern, cozy 3. clean, neat 4. beautiful 5. small, comfortable

Reading and speaking Book - page 23 - A 1. This is Baby, my cute dog. She is a Yorkshire Terrier and she is a great companion. She is small and has black, brown and white fur. 2. She comes running and barking to greet her owner, jumping and wagging her tail. Book - page 23 - B ( X ) My room is small and cozy. There is a bed, a closet, a TV and my desk, but my favorite place in the room is the reading corner: three huge and comfortable cushions where I can sit and read my favorite books.

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Challenges Book - page 26 - Student A 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

b c (I used to play with my friends.) a b c c c a a b b b c a (I avoid arriving late.)

Book - page 27 - Student B 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

c a Yes, I did. / No, I didn't. b b c a c b b a c a I enjoy (watching TV). b c

Video Activity Book - page 29 - A 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

movie set outlet attracting urban sidewalk works of art freedom

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Book - page 29 - B

1. New York, NY

Statue of Liberty

Central Park

2. Orlando, FL 3. Hollywood – Los Angeles, CA 4. Milwaukee, WI WI

Famous Sign

1

Lake Michigan

1

3

Walk of Fame

Walt Disney World Resort

4

Art Museum

4

Outlet Malls

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2

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Book - page 29 - C 1. T / 2. F / 3. F / 4. F / 5. T / 6. T Script: Fisk Teens Intermediate presents: Discover with Fisk Trips of a lifetime Memorable places. Amazing environments. Exciting things to do. Today we will take you on a trip to different parts of the USA. Places that are certainly important for Americans and interesting for tourists to visit. We will show you the most important aspects of each place and what you can see and do there. So, enjoy the trip that is about to begin! The first stop is in one of the most famous cities of the USA: New York. It is one of the largest cities in population in the world. The city receives a little more than 50 million visitors every year. To begin our trip in The Big Apple, let’s go to a very famous building in the city: the Empire State Building. It is 381 meters high and has 102 floors. Another important place to visit and maybe one of the most memorable sculptures in New York is the Statue of Liberty. The people of France gave it as a gift to the United States. The statue is a symbol of freedom. Finally, we go to Central Park. The largest urban park in the USA, it is probably the most famous park in the world. Besides having several lakes and beautiful bridges, it also has a zoo and a castle! This is definitely a place you should visit! Now, traveling through the USA we will visit a city famous for its theme parks. If you thought Orlando, you’re right! Walt Disney World Resort and the Universal Orlando Resort are located there. Let’s take a closer look at the parks. Walt Disney World Resort opened on October 1st, 1971. Now, it has four amazing theme parks: Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney's Hollywood Studios and Disney's Animal Kingdom. There are also 2 water parks and more than 25 hotels. It is surely a place to visit. The Universal Orlando Resort is the second largest resort in Orlando. The resort has two theme parks: Universal Studios Florida and Universal’s Islands of Adventure, where you can visit The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. Not a big fan of theme parks? How about shopping? Well, in Orlando there are outlet malls where you can find famous products at awesome prices. Entertainment, excitement and shopping, all in one place. Lights, camera, action! That’s what you’ll probably hear on a movie set, just like the ones in Hollywood, our next stop. Hollywood is in Los Angeles, California. It is an important location for the movie industry, and a place where a lot of celebrities live. A beautiful, but busy area. If you have a dream of becoming a star, this is the place to be. A famous place in Hollywood is the Walk of Fame, a sidewalk with the names of famous actors. There are more than 2,400 stars on the sidewalk!

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Now we can’t go on without mentioning one of the most famous views, the Hollywood sign. A company created it in 1923 as an advertisement and never took it down. Today, the city takes care of this important sign. No visitor can get close to it anymore. Flying to the last city, we arrive in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. An amazing city that has a lot to offer its visitors. Starting with one of the most beautiful places in the USA, the Great Lakes. Five huge lakes form the Great Lakes and they border the United States and Canada. Lake Michigan is the only lake totally inside the United States. Milwaukee is one of the cities on Lake Michigan. The lake in this area is very clean and appropriate for swimming. However, the water is very cold. Maybe too cold for some people. There are a lot of parks near the lake where people can walk or simply enjoy themselves. Another important place in Milwaukee is the Milwaukee Art Museum. The Museum has an original design and more than 25,000 works of art, attracting a large number of tourists to the city. Well, there is much, much more to see in the USA. Lots of beautiful and interesting places. Now you can plan your next trip and we really hope it will be a trip of a lifetime! Discover with Fisk TRIVIA 1. How many visitors does New York receive every year? (More than 50 million.) 2. What is New York’s nickname? (The Big Apple.) 3. What is there in Central Park besides lakes and bridges? (A zoo and a castle.) 4. When did Walt Disney World Resort open? (In 1971.) 5. How many theme parks are there in the Universal Orlando Resort? (Two.) 6. What is Hollywood famous for? (Its movie industry.) 7. How many stars are there on the Walk of Fame? (More than 2,400.) 8. When did a company create the Hollywood sign? (In 1923.) 9. How many lakes are there in the Great Lakes region? (Five.) 10. Why is the Milwaukee Art Museum important for the city? (It has a lot of important works of art and it attracts a large number of tourists to the city.)

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Book - page 30 - B 1. c / 2. b / 3. a / 4. c / 5. b Script: Mr. Murray: Vanessa? June? How are you, girls? Vanessa: We’re just fine. How about you? Mr. Murray: I’m great. Are you here with your dad? Where are you sitting? Vanessa: Yeah, he’s here and we’re in Sector B. Mr. Murray: Why don’t you come and sit with us? My son Andy is in town. I’d like you to meet him. June: Sure. Narrator: A few minutes later... Vanessa: Hi, Phillip. Hello again, Mr. Murray. Phillip: What are you doing here? Mr. Murray: Phillip, I met them and invited them to sit with us. June: You must be Andy. Andy: Yeah. June: I’m June and this is my sister Vanessa. Vanessa: Nice to meet you, Andy. Andy: Nice to meet you, too. June: So Phillip, you didn’t tell us you had a polite brother. So different from you. Phillip: Ha ha. You’re so funny. Mr. Murray: Look, guys! A home run!! Vanessa: Go Brewers!! Andy: Are you OK, Phillip? Phillip: Not really. These girls are annoying. I like dogs better. Andy: Are they that bad? Phillip: And you know what’s worse? Dad wants us to be friends. Like, yeah, that’s going to happen! Andy: Phillip, why are you putting the hot dog on June’s chair? Phillip: Just watch. June: (Squish) Ahhhhh! What?! Phillip: (chuckling) June: PHILLIP! Book - page 31 - D 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

( ( ( ( ( (

T ) F ) T ) T ) F ) T )

Mr. Murray didn’t like Phillip’s attitude. Phillip doesn't think the girls are irritating. The girls' dad didn't get angry with Phillip or Mr. Murray. Mr. Murray thinks that Phillip and the girls are similar to each other. Phillip doesn't have the girls' cell phone numbers. Phillip apologizes to the girls.

Book - page 32 - B 1. herself 3. himself 5. themselves 7. ourselves 2. myself 4. yourself 6. itself 8. yourselves

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Teens Intermediate Complementary Material - page 21 - C 1. Yes, I talk to myself sometimes. / No, I don't talk to myself sometimes. 2. Yes, I hurt myself last week. / No, I didn't hurt myself last week. 3. Yes, I am happy with myself. / No, I am not happy with myself. 4. Yes, I look at myself in a mirror every time I see one. / No, I don't look at myself in a mirror every time I see one. 5. Yes, I write myself notes. / No, I don't write myself notes. 6. Yes, I get angry with myself sometimes. / No, I don't get angry with myself sometimes. 7. Yes, I like to buy gifts for myself. / No, I don't like to buy gifts for myself. 8. Yes, I have trouble controlling myself. / No, I don't have trouble controlling myself. Script: 1. Do you talk to yourself sometimes? 2. Did you hurt yourself last week? 3. Are you happy with yourself? 4. Do you look at yourself in a mirror every time you see one? 5. Do you write yourself notes? 6. Do you get angry with yourself sometimes? 7. Do you like to buy gifts for yourself? 8. Do you have trouble controlling yourself? Book - page 33 - E 1. by yourself 4. by ourselves 2. by themselves 5. by itself 3. by himself/herself 6. by himself/herself Complementary Material - page 21 - E Suggested answers: 1. I would be able to learn (how to cook) by myself. 2. Yes, my friends do their homework by themselves. / No, my friends don't do their homework by themselves. 3. Yes, my neighbor lives by himself/herself. / No, my neighbor doesn't live by himself/herself. 4. We can go (to the mall) by ourselves. 5. Yes, my dog sleeps by itself. / No, my dog doesn't sleep by itself. 6. Yes, my brother/sister is able to fix a sandwich by himself/herself. Book - Page 33 - F

Jennifer Graham Age: 16 Peter Wilde Age: 14

Things the person likes to do by himself/herself

The reason why

bake cakes

other people bother her when they try to help

go biking

he can go anywhere and go as fast as he wants

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Lesson 3 Script: Jennifer: I’m Jennifer Graham. I’m 16 and I love to bake cakes. I bake them by myself because other people bother me when they try to help. I think one day I’ll have a cake store. Peter: My name is Peter Wilde and I’m 14. I like to go biking by myself because I can go anywhere and go as fast as I want. I’m seriously thinking of taking part in a bike competition next year.

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Book - page 34 - B 1. a / 2. b / 3. b / 4. b / 5. a Script: June: Can you believe what Phillip did? Vanessa: He is such a baby, but you irritated him. June: Oh, come on. I just told the truth. He needs to grow up. Vanessa: I agree. Did you see how nice his brother was? He didn’t laugh at you. June: Yeah. That’s why I agreed to sit with them. I was curious. Vanessa: Yeah, I was curious too. Andy seems to be so different from his annoying brother. But at least we could see the players’ benches from where we were. June: And we were close to the field. That was awesome. But the referee was awful. Vanessa: It’s fun to go to the stadium, but the food there is not great. June: The food is not great, but the ice cream is. Vanessa: Is that your cell phone? June: Yeah, I’m getting a message…..from Phillip! Vanessa: No kidding. June: He’s apologizing. Vanessa: No way! What did he say? June: “I’m sorry about the hot dog and your clothes.” Vanessa: Are you going to answer? June: Yep. “OK. But you have to buy me ice cream tomorrow. Meet us at the park at 2 p.m.” Vanessa: June….what are you going to do? June: Nothing!

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Teens Intermediate Book - page 35 - D 1. nine 2. run 3. hit / base 4. defense 5. take it to a base before the runner gets there 6. umpire 7. exchange positions 8. a baseball, a bat, a glove and a helmet

Book - page 36 - A 1. watch, lose, win 2. ball, board, team Book - page 36 - C Stop laughing or else you'll give the game way. ( 2 ) I'm game for riding the zip line! How about you? ( 1 )

Book - page 37 - B (11) with no control, to be free (10) time spent in a very pleasant way ( 3 ) objects used to make a place look prettier ( 4 ) the feeling of being excited (12) from a time in the past ( 1 ) a central area, similar to a stage ( 7 ) more than one player ( 8 ) not interested in ( 9 ) having a very rich, excellent quality ( 5 ) a very active player ( 2 ) something that works on a computer ( 6 ) a place to go skating on ice

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Book - page 38 - B 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

They meet Vanessa and June. She thought Phillip could be nicer. Because they are both annoying. When they were three years old. He thinks the girls cut in line on purpose.

Script: June: So there you are! Phillip: June! Vanessa! What are you doing here? June: Since you didn’t meet us at the park, I called your house and your dad said you were here. Phillip: Did you really think I’d meet you somewhere? You’re dreaming. June: I thought you could be nicer, now that your brother is around, but I guess I was wrong. Phillip: Yeah, you were wrong! Andy: Guys! I don’t get it, why do you argue so much? Phillip: She’s annoying. June: Me? YOU are the most annoying kid in the world! Vanessa: Don’t worry, Andy. They are always like this. Andy: I thought you were friends. June: We were, when we were three! Phillip: Now all she does is annoy me and make me get into trouble. Vanessa: I have to disagree, Phillip. You are never nice to us. Andy: Really? Phillip: Oh, now that’s a lie! Simulator controller: Next, please! June: That would be us! Phillip: What? We were here first! Simulator controller: Sorry, boys. Only two at a time. Philip: See, Andy? They were here arguing with us just to cut in line. Those girls are really smarter than they look. Andy: Wow! They were smarter than us. Book - page 39 - D 1. Phillip should take it easy. 2. The boys rode on a driving simulator. 3. June's revenge was to put a hot dog on Phillip's car seat.

Book - page 40 - A Contractions

Note!

I have - I've You have - You've 've We have - We _____ 've You have - You _____ They've They have - _________

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Teens Intermediate Book - page 40 - B

Regular Verbs base form

simple past

Irregular Verbs past participle

base form

ask

asked

asked

am/is/are

dance

danced

danced

study

studied

try

tried

simple past

past participle

was/were

been

eat

ate

eaten

studied

find

found

found

tried

go

went

gone

drop by

dropped by

dropped by

have

had

had

shop for

shopped for

shopped for

think

thought

thought

Book - page 40 - C 1. dropped by 2. eaten 3. asked 4. found 5. studied 6. tried 7. thought 8. been Complementary Material - page 25 - C 1. Yes, my parents have already dropped by my school without telling me. / No, my parents have never dropped by my school without telling me. 2. Yes, I've already eaten Mexican food. / No, I've never eaten Mexican food. 3. Yes, I've already asked my parents to let me travel with my friend. / No, I've never asked my parents to let me travel with my friend. 4. Yes, we've already found money on the street. / No, we've never found money on the street. 5. Yes, I've already studied Italian. / No, I've never studied Italian. 6. Yes, I've already tried to fix lunch/dinner by myself. / No, I've never tried to fix lunch/dinner by myself. 7. Yes, we have already thought of studying in the USA. / No, we have never thought of studying in the USA. 8. Yes, I've already been afraid of crossing a bridge. / No, I've never been afraid of crossing a bridge. Book - page 41 - D

Note!

Contractions

He has - He's She's She has - _______ It's It has - _______

Complementary Material - page 25 - E 1. Yes, I've already played baseball. / No, I've never played baseball. 2. Yes, I've already gone on a driving simulator. / No, I've never gone on a driving simulator. 3. Yes, I've already been to Disney World. / No, I've never been to Disney World. 4. Yes, I've already slept for 10 hours. / No, I've never slept for 10 hours. 5. Yes, I've already danced in front of the mirror. / No, I've never danced in front of the mirror.

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Lesson 4 Book - page 41 - E

Friend's answer Have you ever... Model: swim / river Already Never Have you ever swum in a river? ( X ) ( )

Sentence

Sheila has already swum in a river.

1

play / baseball

( X ) (

) Julia has already played baseball.

2

go on / driving simulator

( X ) (

) Julia has already gone on a driving

3

be to / Disney World

(

) ( X ) Julia has never been to Disney World.

4

sleep / 10 hours

(

) ( X ) Julia has never slept for 10 hours.

5

dance / in front of the mirror

( X ) (

simulator.

)

Julia has already danced in front of the mirror.

Script: Hi. I'm Julia Smith. I've already played baseball. I've already gone on a driving simulator. I've never been to Disney World. I've never slept for 10 hours. I've already danced in front of the mirror. Book - page 41 - F 1. a / 2. b / 3. c / 4. b Script: 1. 2. 3. 4.

Have you ever convinced anyone to make a truce? Has your best friend ever eaten sushi? Have your parents ever been to a stadium? Has your cousin ever played the guitar?

Book - page 42 - A

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Teens Intermediate Book- page 42 - B 1. simulator 2. mini golf 3. foosball 4. bumper cars Complementary Material - page 27 - C Student A's box 1. Denis is in picture number 1. 2. Yes, he's already been to an arcade. 3. He played darts and pinball. 4. No. He went there with Joe and Fred. 5. In his opinion, arcades are awesome. Student B's box 1. Alison is in picture number 2. 2. Yes, she's already been to an amusement park. 3. She went on rides and she watched a 3-D movie. 4. No. She went there with her family. 5. In her opinion, she had the best time ever. Book - page 43 - D 1. F / 2. T / 3. T / 4. F / 5. T / 6. F Script: Andy: I’m really sorry about my brother. I know he could be nicer to you guys. Vanessa: Well, my sister has not been very nice either and I have to confess I sometimes can be difficult too. Andy: I think you all have to sit down and talk and make a truce. We can learn to be friends and have fun together. Vanessa: Friends, huh… Andy: Phillip is a really fun guy to be with. He knows how to make a person feel comfortable and relaxed. I’ve had so much fun here. I thank him for that. Vanessa: Andy, I just had an idea. I’ll take my sister to the pizza restaurant, you take your brother there too and we’ll all sit at the same table. Andy: And we make them behave and act like grown-ups. No fights. Vanessa: No arguments. I’ll get my sister to apologize to him. Of course I’ll apologize too. Andy: I’ll make my brother listen to you. He has tried to be nice, so it’ll be his chance to prove he can change. Vanessa: Great! Let’s do this!

Book - page 44 - A 1. a / 2. b / 3. a / 4. a

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Lesson 4 Book - page 44 - B 1. sit down 2. write down 3. let... down 4. slow down 5. calm... down 6. keep... down Complementary Material - page 28 - B Suggested answers: 1. I normally sit down (on the sofa) to read. 2. Yes, I am able to write down my full name in less than five seconds. / No, I'm not able to write down my full name in less than five seconds. 3. Yes, I've already let my friends down. / No, I've never let my friends down. 4. The last time I had to slow down because I was talking too fast was (in my last English class). 5. Yes, I've already needed to calm my parents down. / No, I've never needed to calm my parents down. 6. I (always) keep my voice down in the classroom. Book - page 44 - C Bernard has been down in the dumps, so we are going to take him to the arcade. ( 2 ) All her hard work went down the drain when the rain destroyed her project. ( 1 )

Book - page 45 - B ( ( ( (

4 2 1 3

) to say bad words ) with no false feelings or thoughts ) to make another person get irritated ) to make hands meet and shake as a symbol of truce

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Listening and speaking Book - page 46 - A 1. b 2. c 3. a. It was awful. b. Organize the house. c. embarrassed, shy d. Things get easier as time goes by. Script: Anna: My first day at the new school was awful. It was my first week in Milwaukee and I didn’t have the chance to make any new friends. I helped my mom organize the house for the first three days, so I didn’t have time to get to know the neighborhood. Well, on Monday, my first day at school, I got up late, didn’t have breakfast and got lost on my way there. When I got to school, everyone was already inside the classroom. The principal took me to class and introduced me to the teacher and to the kids. That was really embarrassing. During lunch I sat by myself. I’m kind of shy, you know. At the end of the school day I was a little more relaxed, but still shy and alone. I don’t think anyone likes the first day at a new school. But this I know: nothing is bad for a long time. Things always get easier as time goes by.

Reading and speaking Book - page 48 - B Main characters

Other characters

Setting (place)

Nina Sofia

Nina's parents

Ninas's house and bedroom

Climax

Resolution

Title

"We felt something heavy jumping on the bed! Sofia and I opened our eyes and screamed at the same exact moment, jumping out of the bed."

The cat walked out of the room. Nina locked the door and called her dad.

The Thunderstorm

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Challenges Book - page 50 - Student A 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

b c a b Yes, a b a Yes, c a Yes, b a c Yes,

I have. / No, I haven’t.

I have. / No, I haven’t.

I have. / No, I haven’t.

I have. / No, I haven’t.

Book - page 51 - Student B 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

c a b Yes, a c Yes, b a c Yes, a a c Yes, b

I have. / No, I haven’t.

I have. / No, I haven’t.

I have. / No, I haven’t.

I have. / No, I haven’t.

Video Activity Book - page 53 - A The biggest advance in car racing is the simulators that Formula 1 is using nowadays. Engineers create machines to simulate situations that can train a pilot to deal with emergency situations. New race cars are able to give pilots a warning when something is wrong. All this technology helps cars be better and save lives. Book - page 53 - B

arcade bolt of lightning medical companies cooking birthday party emergency situations build the real car being scared airplane go down the drain thunderstorm amusement park

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Book - page 53 - C 1. They practice every detail in a flight routine. 2. Entertainment, research and special training. 3. At an amusement park. 4. All you need to do is stand in front of the TV. Script: Fisk Teens Intermediate presents: Discover with Fisk Simulating Life Can you imagine yourself driving a very, very fast sports car? Well, imagine no more. Go to an arcade and play on a driving simulator! Simulators are machines that simulate any kind of real situation. There are many different types of simulators and today we are going to show you a few. There are simulators that are able to train people like airplane pilots. And there are video game simulators. Let’s start by showing what training simulators are. A person has to study hard and practice a lot to be able to fly an airplane. That’s why there are flight simulators: to train future pilots. They spend hours using the machine to practice every detail in the flight routine. Future pilots use the simulators for training for emergency situations. An advantage is that simulators are cheaper compared to flying a real airplane. The biggest advance in flight simulation came with the video game for computers in the 1980’s. It began as entertainment, but soon became a useful tool for private pilots that started to practice at home. The driving simulator is another kind of simulator that is very popular among people that like arcades and among vehicle professionals. Getting in a car simulator and driving like you are in a real car is really a great experience. Entertainment, research and special training are the main reasons for using driving simulators. Important medical companies use simulators to test how a person reacts to a certain medicine while driving. Training professional pilots is also an important aspect of driving simulators. Formula 1 teams normally design a new car as a simulator before they build the real car. New technology helps us in many ways, but maybe the one that we like the most is when there are new games for our entertainment. Video games have been part of our lives and when they simulate a reality, they make playing a game an awesome adventure. Almost every big amusement park has a ride simulator, and it is a success. Movements up and down, side to side, wind on their faces, 3D visuals and many more effects all work together to simulate some kind of adventure. Sometimes the simulation is so real that many people feel sick. That’s why it is really important to read the instructions and warnings before you play on one of these. And, please wait at least 2 hours after you have eaten. Home video games are also advancing. Have you ever played a video game without the controllers? Well, that is possible! All you have to do is stand in front of the TV, a machine will identify you and you can start playing. You jump, move side to side and run in place. You and your friends can play beach volleyball or go rafting. Awesome fun without leaving home! The future of video games is exciting. Advanced technology allows players to feel like they are inside the game, just like a simulator, but without the machine. Some years ago people would say that it was impossible to interact with a TV, that it was impossible to play golf or soccer in your living room. But it is possible. Simulating life is fascinating. It lets people get into situations they might not have had the chance to live in real life. Besides that, simulating helps people become better professionals and makes our world a better and safer place to live in. Discover with Fisk

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TRIVIA 1. What are simulators? (They are machines that simulate any kind of real situation.) 2. There is only one kind of simulator. (False.) 3. What kind of training simulators did the documentary mention? (It mentioned flight and driving simulators.) 4. What advantage does a simulator have compared to flying a real plane? (It is cheaper.) 5. One of the reasons people use driving simulators is for… (entertainment) 6. What does almost every big amusement park have? (A ride simulator.) 7. What may happen to people at a simulator? (They may feel sick.) 8. Important medical companies use driving simulators to test how a person reacts to a certain medicine while he or she is driving. (True.) 9. What kind of games that simulate sports can you play at home? (A and B are correct.) 10. Simulators are good because they… (allow people to be better professionals and to enjoy themselves)

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Writen Exercises



Book - page 56 - A 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Brian was talking to the most intelligent girl in class. New York is the biggest city I know. Apple pie is the most delicious dessert my mom makes. This is the farthest way to get to school. The black sofa is the newest sofa in our house.

Book - page 56 - B 1. b / 2. a / 3. c / 4. c / 5. b Book - page 56 - C 1. T / 2. T / 3. F / 4. T / 5. F Book - page 57 - D 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

take pictures of themselves cut himself clean up after herself encourage myself behave ourselves

Book - page 57 - E 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Have you ever been to an arcade? Has your brother ever played baseball? Have you ever read a fairy tale? Has your sister ever made cookies by herself? Have you ever gone shopping in an outlet mall?

Book - page 57 - F 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

(Math) is the most difficult subject at school in my opinion. I’m able to (bake a cake) by myself. Yes, I could ride a bike when I was little./ No, I couldn’t ride a bike when I was little. Yes, I have already let my best friend down./ No, I have never let my best friend down. (My dad) is the tallest person in my family.

Listening Comprehension Exercises Book - page 58 - A 1. b / 2. c / 3. a / 4. a / 5. b Script: Girl: Hey, Lucas! Where are you going? Boy: I’m going to a baseball game with my dad. Do you want to come, Carol? Girl: No, thanks. I don’t like stadiums. Boy: Have you ever been to one? Girl: Yes. And I didn’t like it. I was at the bleachers and I couldn’t see the players. The food was terrible, plus it rained.

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Boy: Sorry to hear that. I like to go to stadiums. The last time I went there I caught a baseball. Girl: Cool. Boy: Why don’t you come with me? You can give the stadium a second chance and even enjoy yourself. Girl: I don’t know. Book - page 58 - B 1. He thinks thunderstorms are interesting. / They are interesting. 2. There was a terrible thunderstorm last night. / Last night. 3. The boy sat by the window because he wanted to watch the thunder and lightning. / Because he wanted to watch the thunder and lightning. 4. Yes, a bolt of lightning fell outside the boy’s house. / Yes, it did. 5. The boy’s little sister was freaking out because of the thunderstorm. / The boy’s (His) little sister was. Script: I’m not afraid of thunderstorms. I think they are interesting. Last night it started to rain. Then it soon turned into a terrible thunderstorm. I sat by the window because I wanted to watch the thunder and lightning. It was the heaviest storm I could remember. A bolt of lightning fell right outside our house, making the lights go out. My little sister was freaking out, but I thought it was cool. That was certainly an exciting night. Book - page 59 - C Where he / she is going to go

When he / she is going there

What he / she is going to do there

Bobby

arcade

today

ride on the bumper cars

Diane

grandmother's apartment

this weekend

swim in the indoor pool

Script: Boy: I’m Bobby and I’m going to an awesome arcade with my friends today. This is a new arcade, the biggest one in town. I plan to ride on the bumper cars. My friends and I are going to enjoy ourselves a lot! Girl: My name is Diane and I I’m going to my grandmother’s apartment this weekend. Her apartment building is really awesome and I have a special permission to swim in the indoor pool. I’m so excited! Book - page 59 - D 1. b / 2. a / 3. c / 4. a / 5. b Script: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Jack has never been to New York, but he is going there on his next vacation. Rebecca learned how to bake chocolate cakes. Now she can make one by herself. Mike and his brother hurt themselves at the baseball game yesterday. Now they can’t play ball for a week. I have already played mini golf and for me that is the most exciting game at the arcade. Julie likes to work out in the fitness room of her apartment building, but she doesn’t have enough time to go there every day.

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Lesson 5 The party planners Book - page 60 - B 1. T / 2. F / 3. F / 4. T / 5. F / 6. T Script: Phillip: Girls, we need to agree on something. June: You’re right, Phillip. Vanessa: Wow! I can’t believe my ears. June: What? Vanessa: You’ve just agreed with Phillip. Phillip: I guess the truce is really working out. June: All right, enough about us. Let’s think about Andy’s party. We need to think of something, and fast. Vanessa: OK. What if we look online for some ideas? Phillip: Yeah, let’s do that. June: Let’s see…. Parties….humm…. Vanessa: Oh, this seems interesting; a party by the lake. Phillip: Let me see. I think that would be the perfect party! June: It’s going to be a surprise party, right? Phillip: That’s the idea. June: But how are we going to prepare everything without Andy knowing? Phillip: Good question. Vanessa: We need to distract him. June: Do you think your dad can help? Phillip: Sure. I’ll talk to him later. Vanessa: So, where should we start? Phillip: Let’s think of the theme. Vanessa: And I’ll make a list of people to invite. Book - page 61 - D 1. He suggests a luau. 2. It will take place by the lake. 3. He will give Andy a limo party. 4. They will be able to eat, drink and have fun.

Complementary Material - page 34 - C 1. Yes, I've already brushed my teeth. / No, I haven't brushed my teeth yet. 2. Yes, I've already watched the news. / No, I haven't watched the news yet. 3. Yes, I've already had a snack. / No, I haven't had a snack yet. 4. Yes, I've already taken a nap. / No, I haven't taken a nap yet. 5. Yes, I've already called a friend. / No, I haven't called a friend yet. 6. Yes, I've already gone online. / No, I haven't gone online yet.

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Lesson 5 Script: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Have Have Have Have Have Have

you you you you you you

brushed your teeth yet? watched the news yet? had a snack yet? taken a nap yet? called a friend yet? gone online yet?

Book - page 62 - D ( ) gotten up ( X ) brushed his teeth ( ) had breakfast ( ) called a friend

( ) had lunch ( X ) played video games ( ) gone online ( X ) watched cartoons

Script: Phillip: I’m feeling so lazy today. Well, I guess that’s because I’m on vacation. I got up at around 10 and had breakfast. I called a friend so we can meet later. I had lunch and then I went online. I haven’t played my favorite video game yet. I’ll do that in a few minutes. And I haven’t watched cartoons. Oh! I haven’t brushed my teeth either. Good thing Dad isn’t home or else… Book - page 63 - F 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

have visited haven't spent / has hasn't been / have haven't told / has haven't been / have been

Book - page 63 - G visited his/her spent a lot of relatives money

1.

Mandy

2.

Patrick

X

been to the movies

told lies

X

been to a luau

been to an arcade

X X

X X

3. Brenda

X

Script: Hi. I'm Mandy. I've spent a lot of money recently. I've been to the movies and to a luau too. My name is Patrick. I've visited my relatives recently. I've also been to an arcade. I'm Brenda. I've been to the movies and I've told lies recently.

Book - page 64 - B Material: wooden, leather, plastic, metal, bamboo Pattern: flowered, polka-dotted, striped Texture: rough, hard, smooth, soft Size: small, medium, large Book - page 65 - C Suggested answers: 1. wooden / 2. medium / 3. polka-dotted / 4. rough / 5. plastic / 6. smooth



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Teens Intermediate Complementary Material - page 35 - C Suggested answers: 1. I think that bamboo chairs are more comfortable than wooden chairs too. / I don't think that bamboo chairs are more comfortable than wooden chairs. 2. I'd rather have a medium cup of soda too. / I'd rather have a small/large cup of soda. 3. Yes, I agree. / No, I don't agree. 4. Yes, walking on a rough surface can hurt my feet. 5. I agree that it is better to use plastic cups and plates and recycle them later. 6. Yes, I agree with you. Smooth sofas are better than rough ones. Book - page 65 - D 1. a / 2. b / 3. a / 4. c / 5. c Script: Mr. Murray: Andy’s surprise luau birthday party was amazing. I helped the kids a lot, but they did most of the things themselves. Vanessa did a great job with the decorations. The tables were covered with fruit and flowers. There were soft and comfortable chairs and lounge chairs. June was responsible for the lights. There were candles, lanterns and torches all around, making the place cozy and pleasant. Phillip organized the food, drinks and music. Can you believe he was the DJ at the party? He really rocked it! I had the idea of inviting Andy’s mom, so when he saw her there, he was even more surprised! Then he asked for all four of us to take a picture together. He wanted to remember this moment forever. I know everyone had a great time, but to see how happy my son was that night was the best gift of all!

Book - page 66 - A 1. extremely, just, quite 2. look, make (somebody), feel Book - page 66 - B ( 3 ) you felt very happy? ( 1 ) happy? ( 4 ) on your birthday? Why (not)? ( 2 ) happened? Book - page 66 - C My dad told me we are going to spend our vacation at the beach! That has really made my day! (2 ) She jumped for joy when she found out she got an A for her math test. ( 1 )

Book - page 67 - B ( 5 ) very good, great, excellent, awesome ( 3 ) to support and help someone when he/she needs it ( 1 ) opposite of having fights and arguments ( 2 ) to have the best time ever ( 4 ) hard to believe that something is happening

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Book - page 68 - B ( 4 ) Phillip is thinking of recording something in the studio. ( 1 ) First they will take part in the crime-scene investigation program. ( 6 ) They'll be able to see the city lights from the lake. ( 3 ) Andy wants to see how an audio studio works. ( 5 ) Mr. Murray and the boys are going on a boat ride in the evening. ( 2 ) The program starts at 9 a.m. Script: Phillip: Hey, Andy. Thanks for your message on my Facebook page. That was quite awesome. I’m proud to be your brother! Andy: I thank you! I’ll never forget what you guys did for me! Mr. Murray: Well, boys. We have a lot of things to do. Phillip: Let’s go to the CSI program. It starts at 9. Mr. Murray: OK. What do you think, Andy? Andy: I think that’s great. After that we can go to the audio studio. I’d really like to see how it works. Phillip: Do you think we can record something? Andy: I hope so. Mr. Murray: In the evening we’ll take a boat ride, so we have to be at the pier at 6. That gives us the whole day to do whatever we want. Andy: I’m so excited about the boat ride too, Dad. I’ve never been on one. Mr. Murray: I think you’ll love it. We’ll be able to see a part of the lake and the city lights from there. Phillip: It is pretty amazing, Andy. Did you bring your camera? Andy: Yep. I don’t want to miss a thing! Book - page 69 - D 1. b 2. a 3. c 4. c 5. b

Book - page 70 - B 1. have you lived 2. have you gone 3. have you known 4. have you wanted 5. have you been 6. have you had

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Teens Intermediate Complementary Material - page 38 - B Suggested answers: 1. I have lived at my present address (for 10 years). 2. I have gone to the same school (for two years). 3. I have known my history teacher (for five months). 4. I have wanted to have a new cell phone (for one month). 5. I have been an English student (for one year). 6. I have had my own bedroom (for 11 years). Book - page 70 - C 1. 2. 3. 4.

Rachel has been awake for five hours and thirty minutes. Gabriel has had his cell phone for one year. Sarah has had the shoes for two months. Rudy's parents have been married for 18 years.

Script: 1. I'm Rachel. I got up at 6 o'clock this morning. Now it's eleven thirty. 2. My name is Gabriel. I got my cell phone last year. 3. I'm Sarah. I bought the expensive shoes that I'm wearing two months ago. 4. Hi. I'm Rudy. My parents got married 18 years ago. Book - page 71 - E For: ten minutes / two weeks / three months / a couple of days / a long time / an hour Since: Christmas / January / last year / I was five years old / 2010 / my birthday Book - page 71 - F 1. for five years 2. since last week 3. since yesterday 4. for a couple of days Script: 1. A: How long have you been a forensic scientist? B: For five years. I have a great job. 2. A: I want you to help me study for math. I’m not doing very well at school. B: When did you get the results of the test? A: Last week. My grades are really bad. 3. A: David, I want you to listen to my new radio show. B: How long have you been a radio broadcaster, Susan? A: I started this job yesterday! 4. A: Hey, come see my new tablet. It has just arrived. B: Did you wait a long time for it to arrive, Peter? A: No, I didn’t. Only a couple of days.

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Lesson 6 Book - page 72 - A 4

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Book - page 72 - B ( 2 ) has made her bed, has tidied up her room and has set the table. ( 4 ) has played volleyball with her friends, has had lunch with her cousins, has walked her dog, has run some errands and has gone out with her boyfriend. ( ) has planned to help her mother, but she hasn't had enough time. ( 1 ) has done school projects, has had lunch with his friends, has studied at the library and has run errands for his parents. ( 3 ) has worked on a difficult project. Then he has been to the supermarket and has helped his wife and his son. ( ) has gone to school, has tidied up his room, has run errands for his dad and has set the table. Script: 1. Gary has been very busy. He’s done some school projects and loads of homework. He has had lunch with his friends and studied at the library. He has also run errands for his parents. Maybe that’s why he’s been very tired lately. 2. Pamela has been very busy lately. She’s helped her mom a lot around the house by making her bed and tidying up her room. She’s also set the table. Her mother is planning a special birthday gift to thank her for the help. 3. Mr. Smith has been extremely busy. He has worked on a difficult project at his office that is making him become very irritated. He has also been to the supermarket to shop for groceries a lot. He has helped his wife make dinner and helped his son with his homework. 4. Julie Taylor has done a lot of things recently. She has played volleyball at the park with her friends. She has also had lunch with her cousins, taken her dog for a walk, run some errands and gone out with her boyfriend. Yes. You can say she has a hectic routine!

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Teens Intermediate Book - page 73 - D 1. T / 2. T / 3. F / 4. F / 5. T / 6. T

Book - page 74 - A ( ( ( ( ( (

1 5 2 6 4 3

) To ) To ) To ) To ) To ) To

make a quality be more noticeable. use all of something until there is no more of it. understand, comprehend something or someone. put in the trash. move from an old house to a new one. help.

Book - page 74 - C Randy, that's out of the question! I can't get you a new computer. ( 1 ) Cut it out! Can't you see I'm trying to study? ( 2 )

Book - page 75 - B ( ( ( ( (

4 1 3 5 2

) in the place where something should be ) to play around with people, making them feel stupid ) same as calling someone "honey" ) an expression that means what you do or say now may come back to you later ) a baby dog

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Book - page 76 - A Suggested answers: 1. In my opinion, a (computer) is more useful. 2. The easiest to use is the (tablet). Book - page 76 - B 1. It is about tablets. 2. A person can surf the Net, create and share presentations, chat online, download books, games, songs, videos, movies, share photos and much more. 3. In many different kinds of stores, from electronic stores to huge supermarkets. Script: Man: Smaller than a laptop and bigger than a smartphone, a tablet has come into our lives to make things easier for us. A tablet is a small computer that you can carry around with you. With this machine you can surf the Net, create and share presentations, chat with your friends online anywhere you are, download books, games, songs, videos, movies, share photos and much more. Today you can find tablets in many different kinds of stores, from electronic stores to huge supermarkets. However, before buying one, it’s a good idea to know exactly what kind of tablet is right for you and, of course, to research the best price. Book - page 76 - C 1. b / 2. a / 3. a / 4. b

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Challenges Book - page 80 - Student A 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

a Yes, I have. / No, I haven't. a I had better (do my chores). b I have known my best friend (for two years). c b b b c (My friends have gone to the arcade recently.) I should avoid eating (chocolate). c b Yes, I have. / No, I haven't.

Book - page 81 - Student B 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

b a I have known (him/her for one year). b Yes, I have. / No, I haven't. b a (I should brush my teeth.) b c Yes, he/she has. / No, he/she hasn’t. Yes, I have. / No, I haven’t. b a Yes, he has. / No, he hasn't. b

Let's play a game Complementary Material - page 43 Suggested answers: 1. Yes, I've already done my chores. / No, I haven't done my chores yet. 2. In my opinion, they are (boring). 3. I have lived in the same neighborhood for (10 years). 4. In my opinion, my city is (very interesting). 5. Yes, I've already eaten cold pizza. / No, I haven't eaten cold pizza yet. 6. In my opinion, junk food is (very bad for our health).

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Script: 1. Have you done your chores yet? 2. What's your opinion about chores? 3. How long have you lived in the same neighborhood? 4. What's your opinion about your city? 5. Have you ever eaten cold pizza? 6. What's your opinion about junk food?

Video Activity Book - page 83 - A 1. alcoholic drinks 2. bonfire 3. hula skirt 4. pork

5. refuse

6. aloha 7. feast 8. imitate 9. ritual 10. tradition Book - page 83 - B ( 6 ) We learn the meaning of the word Aloha. ( 2 ) We learn how a Hawaiian king created the luau. ( 4 ) We learn what kinds of foods and drinks there are at luaus. ( 1 ) The documentary starts by showing the location of Hawaii. ( 3 ) A luau is a good way to celebrate birthdays and other special dates. ( 5 ) The documentary explains what leis are. Book - page 83 - C 1. a / 2. b / 3. a

/ 4. b / 5. b

Script: Fisk Teens Intermediate presents: Discover with Fisk Hawaiian luaus Aloha, friends! Let’s visit the beautiful state of Hawaii and learn more about its most famous party: the luau. Hawaii is the newest of the 50 states of the USA. Eight main islands form the state of Hawaii. This American state is famous for its beautiful beaches and surfing. It is also the most isolated population center on earth. The capital city is Honolulu. It is the largest and most important city in the state. There is a lot to do and see on the island. You can visit beaches, mountains and the Pearl Harbor Memorial. When talking about Hawaii, maybe one of the first things that comes to mind is the luaus. So we can’t go on without learning how this tradition started. In the early days of Hawaii, men and women couldn’t eat their meals in the same place nor eat certain kinds of food. However, this changed in 1819 when King Kamehameha II decided to end this tradition. He ordered his people to prepare a huge feast and he sat next to men and women. Together they ate a delicious meal, breaking the old tradition and creating a new one: the luau. The first luaus were huge feasts and the host would invite a lot of people. The decorations were beautiful, with plants and flowers. The host would arrange the food on the floor where everyone would sit and eat typical Hawaiian dishes with their hands. Luaus today aren’t as big as those in the past, but they continue to be fun, with lots of eating, singing and dancing. Maybe the biggest difference is that people don’t have to eat on the floor or with their hands anymore.

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In Hawaii, luaus are a traditional way to celebrate a baby’s first birthday and a lot of other celebrations. Three things are important when organizing a luau: typical food, Hawaiian music and tropical decorations. There are a lot of typical Hawaiian dishes, but the ones that are always present in luaus are pork, poi, chicken and coconut. Probably the most important moment of a luau is when the Hawaiians present the main and most famous dish to the guests: the pig coming out of the imu. You might be asking yourself, what is an imu? Let me explain. An imu is an oven in the ground where it cooks the pig for 6 to 8 hours. The moment of taking the pig out of the imu is special. The guests stand around the hole and observe the ritual. A luau in Hawaii would not be complete without a pig cooked in an imu. Another typical Hawaiian luau dish is poi. Poi is part of a plant and looks like a potato. The curious part is that Hawaiians classify poi according to how many fingers you need to eat it! One, two or three fingers. There are also a lot of different drinks at luaus. From fruit juice to alcoholic drinks. People decorate every glass with flowers, a piece of pineapple or little paper umbrellas. You can also drink them straight from the pineapple or coconut. Very tropical, isn’t it? At luaus, it is very common to see people wearing flowered shirts, dresses and shorts. Hawaiian women usually wear the typical hula skirts. However, the one thing that no luau can be without is the flower necklace. The necklace of fresh flowers has a name: lei. Every person at a luau should wear one. It is the symbol of friendship and when people see one, they immediately think of Hawaii. Anyone can wear a lei. A very common use for leis is greeting visitors entering Hawaii. It is a way to tell each visitor that he or she is very welcome on the island. There aren’t any rules for wearing a lei, but one thing no one should do: refuse to put on a lei. It is also very rude to take off a lei immediately after someone gives you one. Now what is a party without music and dancing? Well, a luau definitely has both! Hawaiian music and the hula dance are very famous. Hula dancers make movements with their hands and bodies often imitating the ocean, trees or even animals. It is a very beautiful dance that shows respect for nature and for the gods. Hawaiian luaus normally happen at the end of the day on the beach or close to it. A lot of people believe the sunset is a way nature has to be part of the luau. So when night falls, people light torches and make bonfires. Friendship and happy feelings are the special ingredients of the night. People seem to forget their problems and are calm, relaxed and simply happy. And the good thing is that you don’t have to go to Hawaii to have a luau. It’s not hard to organize one. You can adapt some recipes, drinks and songs. Just be creative. Invite some friends and have a great time. Aloha in the Hawaiian language means hello and goodbye, but it also means peace. A great way to celebrate the good things in life! Aloha, friends! Discover with Fisk TRIVIA 1. How many main islands are there in Hawaii? (Eight.) 2. What is the capital city of Hawaii? (Honolulu.) 3. Did men and women use to eat together in Hawaii in the old days? (No, they didn't). 4. What is the name of the most famous Hawaiian celebration? (Luau.) 5. What is the most famous dish at luaus? (A pig baked in an imu.) 6. What is a lei? (A flower necklace.) 7. What shouldn’t you do when you receive a lei? (Refuse to put it on.) 8. Hula dancers make movements imitating… (… the ocean, trees or animals.) 9. Where do luaus normally happen in Hawaii? (At the beach or close to it.) 10. What does Aloha mean? (It means hello, goodbye and peace.)

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Book - page 84 - B 1. b / 2. a / 3. c / 4. c / 5. a Script: Andy: Are those guys always like that? Phillip: Oh, yeah. Andy: Doesn’t the janitor know them? How can he blame us? Phillip: Don’t worry about him. The problem is that it’s not the first time Max and Robert try to get me into trouble, but not this time. Andy: Why do you say that? Phillip: Because they didn’t know that now there is a camera in the pool area. Everything they did today is on film. They won’t get away with it this time. Andy: How long have you known Max and Robert? Phillip: For two years. We’ve tried to be friends, but after they started getting into trouble, I stopped hanging around with them. Andy: I guess now they’re going to get what they deserve. Phillip: You can say that again. There is no way the camera can lie. Andy: Anyway, I think Dad should know what happened. Phillip: Let’s go tell him right now. Book - page 85 - D 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Mr. Murray talked to the superintendent and not to the janitor. The camera didn't film what happened in the pool area. Somebody is going to pay for the broken window. June and Andy want to secretly film Max and Robert confessing to what they did. Andy and June are not going to talk to Mr. Murray and Phillip first.

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) They had to take it to the garage. ) I can go to my friend's. ) I must go now. ) must do something about it. ) when he goes to the park. ) He is going to his grandparents' house for the weekend.

Book - page 86 - C Things he/she has to do during the week

1. Larry

2. Susan

Things he/she can’t do

1. Go to school on time

1. Play more than two hours of video games

2. Do his chores after school

2. Watch TV before doing his homework

1. Take her dog for a walk

1. Stay online for more than two hours

2. Do her chores

2. Talk on the phone for more than 20 minutes

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Teens Intermediate Script: Man: Larry is 13 years old and loves to play video games and watch TV. However, his mother is a little worried about his future. So she thought of a way to organize his daily routine. During the week, Larry has to go to school on time and after school, do all his chores. He can’t play more than two hours of video games and he can’t watch TV before he does his homework. Now, Susan is a year older than her brother. After school, she has to take her dog for a walk and then she has to do her chores too. After she does her homework, she can go online. However, she can’t stay online for more than two hours and she can’t talk on the phone with her friends for more than twenty minutes. Book - page 87 - F 1. You mustn't use the cell phone in the classroom. 2. You don't have to bring soft drinks to the party. 3. You mustn't take pictures in the museum. 4. You don't have to wash the car for your dad today. 5. You mustn't take your dog to the mall.

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Lesson 7 Book - page 89 - D 1. No, he doesn't. 2. Yes, he did. 3. No, she isn't. 4. In his opinion, illegal activities are always dangerous. 5. Because he respects people and is always honest. Script: 1. Boy: My neighbor is always arguing with his grandpa. Girl: That’s sad. 2. Girl: Did you break the lamp, Jason? Boy: Yes. It was an accident. I’m sorry. 3. Boy: Isn’t that your bicycle outside? It’s raining. Girl: Oh, I forgot to put my bike in the garage. I’ll do that tomorrow. 4. Girl: Teenagers must stay away from illegal activities. Boy: Illegal activities are always dangerous. 5. Boy: I consider myself a responsible kid because I respect people and I am always honest. Girl: Me too.

Book - page 90 - A 1. serious, big 2. cause, run into, be in, stay out of 3. without any trouble Book - page 90 - B 1. trouble 4. stay out 2. into trouble 5. any trouble 3. serious / big 6. serious / big Complementary Material - page 47 - B Suggested answers: 1. Yes, I have already caused trouble at school. / No, I have never caused trouble at school. 2. The last time I ran into trouble was (last week). 3. Yes, I know someone in serious/big trouble now. / No, I don't know anyone in serious/big trouble now. 4. Yes, it is hard for me to stay out of trouble. / No, it isn't hard for me to stay out of trouble. 5. I'm able to cook (spaghetti) without any trouble. 6. Yes, I've already helped a friend that was in serious/big trouble. / No, I've never helped a friend that was in serious/ big trouble. Book - page 90 - C Making my own clothes is more trouble than it is worth. ( 2 ) The trouble with you is that you don't listen to me when I tell you not to go out in the rain. ( 1 )

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) not happy ) help ) about something ) to make someone become part of a situation or problem ) the fact of being not guilty of doing something wrong ) the state of being certain, sure ) very honest and strong ) same as worries ) a word used to end a letter, meaning the person is being honest

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Lesson 8 The picnic Book - page 92 - B 1. F / 2. F / 3. T / 4. T / 5. T / 6. F Script: Phillip: Now, I have to congratulate Andy and June. They are my heroes! Andy: All we did was tell the truth. I couldn’t let those bullies put the blame on us. June: I was surprised by your dad’s reaction. Phillip: After he read Mr. Peterson’s letter he was very pleased. He thought Andy was brave to film those guys. Andy: Thanks to June! June: But you did all the talking. You are the man! Phillip: That’s my bro! Vanessa: So Andy, what did you like most about Milwaukee? Andy: The lake, for sure, but meeting you guys was really the best thing. Vanessa: Really? Even after all the arguments you saw? Andy: That was the funny part. I just hope that they don’t forget about the truce. Vanessa: Me too. Phillip: I’ll keep my promise. I want to see if June will keep hers. June: Of course I will. After all, YOU are the troublemaker. Phillip: Me? Don’t forget that you are the annoying one. June: Annoying?! Me? Andy: See, Vanessa? This is something I don’t have back home. This is so funny. Vanessa: I agree. They look like two kids arguing over a cookie or something. Andy: I’m going to miss you guys. Vanessa: Oh, come on! Don’t be like that. We can chat online every day. Phillip: Yeah. Andy: Anyway, I still have a few days to have fun with you guys. June: Phillip, can you pass me the peanuts? Phillip: Here, catch. June: Hey, I said pass not throw! Phillip: Aren’t you smart? So catch! June: Stop throwing the peanuts, Phillip! Vanessa: Oh boy! Here we go again! Book - page 93 - D 1. It was Vanessa and June's idea. 2. He is going to suggest having a picnic when his friends in New York want to do something different. 3. Boys think that everything girls do is boring. 4. He thinks girls never pay attention to the things boys like to do. 5. She found the rap song that Phillip and Andy sang about the girls.

Book - page 94 - B 1. So did Andy. 4. Neither does Meg. 2. So must adults. 5. Neither has Joe. 3. So is Ray. 6. Neither can we.

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Teens Intermediate Complementary Material - page 49 - C Suggested answers: So do I. / I don't, but I know to (play mini golf). Neither did I. / I did and (it was delicious). So I am. / I'm not, but I'm eager to (finish my project). Neither can I. / I can and (I don't think it is difficult). So have I. / I haven't, but I have (been to a costume party). So do I. / I don't, but I know (judo). Script: I I I I I I

know how to play air foosball. didn't eat pizza last weekend. am eager to go on vacation. can't speak Chinese. have already been to a luau. know karate.

Book - page 95 - E 1. got sick 3. get sleepy 5. get tired 2. get distracted 4. getting irritated 6. got sad Complementary Material - page 49 - E 1. The last time I got sick when I went out in the rain was (last Saturday). 2. I get distracted easily. / I always pay attention to things. 3. I usually get sleepy during class. / I usually get sleepy while watching a boring movie. 4. Yes, I'm getting irritated because of your questions. / No, I'm not getting irritated because of your questions. 5. Yes, I always get tired after I play a sport. / No, I don't always get tired after I play a sport. 6. The last time I got sad and cried was (when my best friend moved to another country.) Book - page 95 - F 1. c / 2. a / 3. b / 4. a Script: 1. A: I didn’t do my chores. B: Neither did I. A: My mom is going to get so angry. B: So is mine! 2. A: Why didn’t you go to the picnic? B: Because I had to go out with my parents. I got so bored. A: Sorry to hear that. 3. A: Did you get my message? B: No, I didn’t. What was it? A: It started to rain and I got cold. I asked you to bring me a coat. B: Too late now. Here, take mine. 4. A: I have never been to a rock concert before. B: Neither have I. A: There’s going to be one on Saturday. Do you want to go with me? B: Of course I do! I’m getting excited already.

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Teens Intermediate Book - page 97 - D 1. b / 2. a / 3. c / 4. a / 5. b

Book - page 98 - A ( 2 ) To make something clean. ( 4 ) To continue doing something without stopping . ( 5 ) To be on your feet. ( 1 ) To increase something, making it better. ( 6 ) To feel sick and vomit. ( 3 ) To desist, stop doing something. Book - page 98 - B Suggested answers: 1. I clean up my room (once a week). 2. Yes, I've already thrown up at school. / No, I've never thrown up at school. 3. Yes, there is. I have given up (going to a picnic when it started to rain). / No, there isn't anything I have given up doing. 4. I think (Meg) needs to build up (her) confidence at school. Book - page 98 - C I'm up to here with this old computer. I need to get a new one. ( 1 ) A: The blue or the red one? B: It's up to you. Both look good on you. ( 2 )

Book - page 99 - B ( 4 ) a meeting, a get-together to talk about something ( 1 ) to separate from, to put to the side ( 5 ) to come to an end, to go to as a result ( 3 ) situation ( 2 ) fun

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Listening and speaking Book - page 100 - A 1. b / 2. a Script: Man: Did you know that chocolate can actually be good for you? Dark chocolate that is, not milk chocolate. Eating a small bar of dark chocolate every day can really make you live longer. Research has proven that dark chocolate protects your heart and makes you feel happy. Plus it tastes good. Our new chocolate bar has all those ingredients. ChocoBar! Eat one a day and you’ll feel as good as new! Attention: Eating too much chocolate is not healthy for you. We recommend only one bar a day. Book - page 100 - B 1. dark chocolate 2. It protects your heart and makes you feel happy. 3. research 4. Chocobar 5. Eat one bar a day.

Reading and speaking Book - page 101 - B Main idea (what to convince people to do) Adopt a pet instead of buying one.

Reason 1

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People can feel good about rescuing an abandoned or abused animal.

The price is better.

Facts or examples

Facts or examples "Pets from the pound cost only a few dollars while pets at a fancy pet shop can cost hundreds of dollars."

"If the animals from the pound aren't adopted right away, they might be put to sleep."

Conclusion When you adopt a pet, you might find a friend for life.

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Challenges Book - page 104 - Student A 1. b 2. The last time I got sick was (last week). 3. a 4. c 5. I mustn't (use my cell phone). 6. a 7. I (ignore the person). 8. b 9. c 10. a 11. c 12. (My mom) is calmer than I am. 13. b 14. Yes, I do. (My cousin.) / No, I don't. 15. a 16. I don't have to (get up early). Book - page 105 - Student B 1. Yes, I do. / No, I don't. 2. b 3. a 4. I mustn't (open the door to someone I don't know). 5. c 6. b 7. Yes, I do. (My uncle.) / No, I don't. 8. b 9. a 10. I must (study hard). 11. (Sarah) is younger than I am. 12. c 13. I usually get tired (in the evening). 14. a 15. a 16. c

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Let´s play a game Complementary Material - page 54 1. I would love to visit (London). 2. I have never (ridden a horse) before. 3. I would like to (have a job at a bank). 4. I hate (vacuuming) at home. 5. I like to (watch a movie) on a rainy day. Script: 1. What place would you love to visit? 2. What have you never done before? 3. What job would you like to have? 4. What chores do you hate doing at home? 5. What do you like to do on a rainy day?

Video Activity Book - page 107 - A 1. liar 2. insecure 3. vandalize 4. ignore 5. cheater 6. face 7. soiety 8. rank Book - page 107 - B 1. T / 2. T / 3. F / 4. F / 5. T Book - page 107 - C

The things this person does

How to deal with this person

gossip

Talks behind other people's backs. Spreads rumors and makes up stories.

cheater

Breaks rules to be in advantage, cheats on tests and during competitions.

liar

Tells lies.

troublemaker

Breaks and vandalizes things. Doesn’t respect people.

bully

Makes other people’s lives hard. Doesn’t respect people’s feelings.

Try to talk to the gossip and tell him/her how you feel and make it clear you don't like it and it is wrong to gossip.

Stay away from him/her.

Avoid him/her, never plan revenge and talk to an adult.

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Script: Fisk Teens Intermediate presents: Discover with Fisk Top 5 worst types of people Have you ever had trouble with someone at school? Do you know anyone that has? Perhaps the worst thing about society is people with terrible behavior. People that don’t really respect others and that, in the end, are the ones that need help. Thinking about the types of people we find at schools, we ranked the top 5 worst of them. Number 5 on our list is the gossip. A person that enjoys talking about people behind their backs. This person spreads rumors and often invents things. A gossip is always observing other people and finding things to say about them. But why does a person gossip? Generally, a gossip is a person that is jealous of someone and doesn’t have the courage to face this person. Many times, a gossip feels that he or she isn’t as good as someone, so he or she invents stories to make this person look bad. Even a simple comment can create chaos and end up hurting someone. So, how do you deal with a gossip? If the rumor is about you, try to talk to the gossip. Tell him or her how you feel and make it clear that you don’t like it and that it is wrong. Show this person how strong and confident you are. Now, if you hear a rumor, just don’t spread it. Coming in fourth place on our list is the cheater. This person likes to cheat on tests, during competitions and even on the simplest things, like cutting in line. A cheater likes to break rules to take advantage of a situation. He or she can cheat in a lot of different ways. Cheating on tests is one of the most common, but when a person pretends something is his or hers when it isn’t, it is also a way of cheating. That happens when someone copies things from the Internet and says that he or she wrote them, or when someone takes an idea from another person and says it was his or her idea. A cheater is just an insecure person. When a person understands that he or she is able to do something and doesn’t have to break any rules to do it, cheating becomes useless and silly. Number 3 on our list is the liar. Lying is one of the most terrible things a person can do because it destroys any trust between people. A lot of liars have serious confidence problems. They don’t really believe in their qualities and tend to make things up in order to seem to be a smarter and better person or to make another person look bad. Liars and gossips are similar, but the difference is that a liar doesn’t always talk about another person. He or she will frequently tell a lie to have some kind of advantage or to try to get out of trouble. What a liar doesn’t understand is that when he or she lies a lot, and people find out about these lies, no one will ever trust him or her again. Liars normally get hurt by themselves and they end up having no friends. The troublemaker comes in second place. This type of person is always getting into trouble and a lot of times putting the blame on others. Troublemakers get into different kinds of trouble at school, at home and in their neighborhoods. They break and vandalize things. Their behavior is far from being nice and polite. They often get into fights and arguments. They simply don’t respect people or places. In the classroom they fool around, talk too much, ignore the lesson and disturb everyone there. They won’t obey the teachers and they don’t respect other students. They do all the things students mustn’t do at school. At home or in their neighborhoods they run wild looking for something mischievous to do. Troublemakers have no sense of responsibility. They make people get angry and stressed out. They think they are having the time of their lives. But actually it’s sad because something is really wrong with them. There is not much you can do to help troublemakers. These people need professional help. So stay away from them. And number 1 on our list, the worst type of person ever: the bully. Why? Simply because this person is a gossip, a cheater, a liar and a troublemaker all in one.

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There seems to be a bully everywhere we go. At school, at the park and even in our neighborhood. These types of people enjoy making other people’s lives hard. Bullies make other people feel hurt, afraid or uncomfortable, and they repeat these actions again and again for a long period of time. Bullies do that because they want to feel they are better than everyone else feeling stronger and more popular. That way they get attention from other kids and even adults. There are basically three types of bullying: physical – like pulling or hitting, verbal – like name-calling and insulting, and relationship bullying – spreading rumors or refusing to talk to someone. There is also cyber bullying - bullying on the computer, especially through social networking sites. Bullies get into trouble, lie and cheat. They don’t respect other people’s feelings. They don’t care about anybody but themselves. The truth is that these bullies are having some kind of problem. It is safe to say that they need more help than the person they attack. A lot of bullies need professional help because they can’t really help themselves. So, how do you deal with bullies? Well, try to avoid them the best you can. Talk to an adult and never plan revenge, especially a physical one. Stand tall, hold your head up and be confident. You’re not the one with problems, the bullies are. There are terrible people in the world, but fortunately there are more good people than bad ones. Now how about making the Top 5 best types of people in the world? No, make it Top 10! Discover with Fisk TRIVIA 1. Why does a person gossip? (Generally because he or she is jealous.) 2. How can you deal with a gossip? (Tell this person how you feel and make it clear you don’t like what is happening.) 3. What does a cheater do? (He or she cheats on tests, competitions and takes other people’s ideas.) 4. Is a cheater an insecure person? (Yes, he/she is.) 5. Why is telling a lie a terrible thing? (Because it can destroy the trust between people.) 6. How do liars normally end up? (Hurt and with no friends.) 7. What type of person came in second place? (The troublemaker.) 8. How do troublemakers normally behave in the classroom? (They fool around, talk too much and ignore the lesson.) 9. Why does the bully come in first place on the list? (Because this person is a gossip, a cheater, a liar and a troublemaker all in one.) 10. How should you deal with bullies? (Try to avoid them, talk to an adult and never plan revenge.)

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Written Exercises Book - page 110 - A 1. Carol has already had a P.E. class. 2. Carol has already presented a project to the class. 3. Carol has already arrived home. 4. Carol hasn’t given Fifi a bath yet. 5. Carol hasn’t gone online yet. Book - page 110 - B 1. for 2. since 3. since 4. for 5. since Book - page 110 - C ( 4 ) That’s why I take my iPod. ( 3 ) So has her sister Vicky. ( 5 ) He has to study more. ( 1 ) You mustn’t eat here. ( 2 ) Neither does Brenda. Book - page 110 - D 1. b / 2. a / 3. c / 4. c / 5. a Book - page 111 - E 1. I’ve studied English (for two years). 2. Yes, I’ve gotten angry recently. / No, I haven’t gotten angry recently. 3. I have (surfed the Net) lately. 4. I mustn’t (speak / cheat) during a test. 5. I have to go (to the mall) on the weekend. Book - page 111 - F 1. Sam invited Peter to go sailing on Sunday. 2. They are going to an island. 3. They are going to have a picnic. 4. No, he has never had a picnic on an island. 5. He has to take his camera.

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Listening Comprehension Exercises Book - page 112 - A 1. T / 2. T / 3. F / 4. T / 5. F Script: 1. A: Where are you going, Sally? B: I need to run an errand for my dad. 2. A: How long have you had this smartphone, Joe? B: For three weeks. 3. A: Ryan is the biggest troublemaker at school. I don’t like him. B: Neither do I. 4. A: It’s getting hot. Let’s go to the pool. B: I have to finish this milkshake first. 5. A: Have you baked cupcakes lately? B: Yes, I have, Erica. Book - page 112 - B 1. a / 2. c / 3. b / 4. b / 5. c Script: 1. How long have you known your best friend? 2. When do you get tired? 3. What do you have to do today? 4. Have you been to the movies lately? 5. Why have you been eager to go to the USA? Book - page 113 - C 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

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Script: A: So, Paul. Did you like the movie? B: Yes. I think action movies are fantastic. A: Me too. B: Mysteries make me curious. I want to be a forensic scientist. A: Really? Have you had good grades in science? B: Not really. A: Well, to be a good forensic scientist you have to study a lot. B: You’re right, Mary.

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Book - page 113 - D 1. They can have good grades at school. 2. She broke their mom’s tablet and put the blame on Lucy. 3. You should ignore him or her. 4. They organized a limo party for him. 5. She got very happy. / She jumped for joy because she got happy. Script: 1. A way for teenagers to show that they are responsible is to have good grades at school. 2. Lucy’s little sister broke their mom’s tablet and she put the blame on Lucy. 3. When a classmate tries to talk to you during a test, you should ignore him or her because you mustn’t cheat on tests. 4. Jason’s parents organized a limo party for him this year because he was tired of having the same kind of party every year. 5. Amy jumped for joy when she found out that she passed her science test.

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EXTRA EXERCISES ANSWER KEY

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A 1. She has been married three times. 2. She has visited many different countries. 3. She has eaten different kinds of exotic food. 4. She has written six books. 5. She has danced in a theater. 6. She has had dinner with the president of the USA.

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B 1. How long have you gone to the same school? 2. How long has Jerry known your brother? 3. How long have your parents been on the boat? 4. How long has Brenda been part of the crime-scene investigation? 5. How long have you played baseball? 6. How long have your friends studied English?

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