Matura Repetytorium 2015 SB Answer Key

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SŁOWNICTWOp6/ex11 surname 2 first 3 gender 4 marital 5 divorced 6 nationality 7 occupation 8 birth

p6/ex21 residence 2 kin 3 ethnic 4 distinguishing

p6/ex3

hair opinions about appearance

distinguishing features build

curly pretty tattoo skinnystraight beautiful pierced ears obesedark / blond attractive scar overweightbald good-looking wrinkles muscularshoulder-length

handsome spotty slim

wavy ugly tanned plumpdyed freckles

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p7/ex41 on, up 2 on 3 down 4 up 5 for

p7/ex51 red 2 paint 3 plain 4 goes, straighten 5 get

p7/ex61 receding 2 shaven 3 piercing 4 distinguishing 5 auburn 6 loose 7 parting 8 high 9 clear 10 cheekbones

p7/ex7clothes: jeans blouse fleece suit hoodie underwear tracksuit sweatshirt pyjamas waistcoataccessories: handbag scarf sun hat gloves ring tie earrings cap necklace beltpatterns &materials: wool cotton silk checked silver leather spotted striped gold tartan+ Students’ own answers

p7/ex8Students’ own answers


p8/ex101 strapless 2 lacy 3 long-sleeved 4 smart 5 collar 6 dressing 7 bracelets 8 ball

p8/ex111 careless 2 unselfish 3 dishonest 4 untidy 5 impatient 6 impolite 7 unsociable 8 unreliable 9 unhelpful 10 unimaginative

p8/ex131 lazy 2 mean 3 talkative 4 intelligent 5 nasty


p8/ex151 sympathetic 2 bossy 3 modest 4 materialistic 5 sensitive 6 cowardly 7 sporty

p8/ex161 bored 2 embarrassed 3 exhausted 4 worried 5 upset 6 nervous 7 bad mood

p9/ex171 very tired 2 very surprised 3 very tired 4 very pleased 5 very frightened


p9/ex191 hobbies 2 stand 3 into 4 fan 5 keen 6 hopeless

p9/ex201C 2A 3F 4D

p9/ex211 euthanasia 2 genetic engineering 3 death penalty 4 freedom of speech 5 gambling

SŁUCHANIEp10/ex1Students’ own answers

p10/ex21 unsociable 2 Few

p10/ex3Students’ own answers1 F – I find it hard to be with people who don’t tell the truth, who are dishonest.2 F – I’m well organised and not messy …3 T – I’ve got little imagination … so I think I’d love to change that.

p10/ex4 1F 2T 3F 4F 5T

p10/ex51 in 2 of 3 across 4 on 5 on 6 up 7 up 8 into

p10/ex61 3 3 3 5 3


p11/ex1B

p11/ex2 1D 2A 3C 4E

p11/ex3Synonyms to ‘being strange’: weirdo, odd, bizarre, unusual, weird, oddball, freak, eccentricuneasy – slightly nervous, worried or upsetunwilling – not wanting to do sth or refusing to do itridiculous – silly or unreasonable and deserving to be laughed atstunned – very shocked or upset so that you are unable to act normallywhizzkid – a young person who is very intelligent or successful

p11/ex41 courage 2 conversation 3 person 4 time 5 ears 6 nature 7 ground

CZYTANIEp12/ex1Students’ own answers



p12/ex4C

p12/ex5BA – incorrect as places where I store the photo are mentioned but in a different context, only to emphasise how important this photo is for me but it is not the focus of the paragraphC – incorrect as happy period in life mentioned, not a moment, plus it’s not the gist of the whole text

p13/ex6 1C 2D 3B 4A

p13/ex71C (Imagine the situation … These are people who have the unusual ability …) 2D (it doesn’t matter what the person looks like now … Wrinkles, new scars and tattoos … but the ‘super-recognisers’ can still recognise them.)

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3B ( … it’s something we are born with.) 4A (this ability can be used for a very practical purpose indeed.)+ Students’ own answers

p13/ex8A very big – huge B totally different – complete opposite C brief – short D notice – spot1 huge 2 spot 3 brief 4 complete opposite

p13/ex91 complete 2 brief 3 brief 4 complete 5 complete 6 brief

p13/ex10 1 realised 2 recognise 3 reminded 4 identify 5 remember


p14/ex1Suggested answers:1 Many people think that new babies know their mother’s face straight away.2 But in reality newborn babies identify their mother mainly by recognising their voice.3 According to specialists, it hasn’t been proven whether children under the age of three weeks can recognise anything by sight or not.4 A newborn baby cannot see clearly, but its eyesight gradually improves until it becomes ideal at the age of two.

p14/ex2 1C 2A 3C 4B

p14/ex31C (While one section of the brains looks at the physical aspects … another part identifies the face as known or unknown. At the same time, a third part of the brain is checking out the name …)2A (This seems to be quite a common experience…)3C (…human beings can store as many as 10,000 faces in their memories and most of us can recognize about ninety per cent of our classmates …)4B (As they watched the person change, sophisticated equipment scanned the volunteers’ brains to see which parts of the brain were lighting up.)

p14/ex41 nagging feeling 2 can’t quite place 3 common experience 4 raise questions 5 sophisticated 6 scanned

p14/ex51 doubt 2 cold 3 voice 4 language 5 a text

MÓWIENIEp15/ex1Students’ own answers

p15/ex2Suggested answers:1 In the photograph, I can see a fashionably dressed middle-aged woman.2 The teenager in the picture looks like a model.3 Today I am wearing a checked shirt, linen trousers and leather sandals.4 The photograph shows an elderly man who looks sad.

p15/ex3No information about who is in the picture and where this person isSuggested model answer: In the photograph, I can see a young, attractive woman who looks like a model. She is on the beach. She is wearing a beige dress and sunglasses and holding a sun umbrella. She’s sitting on a white suitcase. I think she’s posing for a photo. I guess she feels concentrated on her work, trying to do her best.




ZNAJOMOŚĆ ŚRODKÓW JĘZYKOWYCHp16/ex1Students’ own answers

p16/ex21B 2A 3C

p16/ex31B 2A 3B 4A 5A

p16/ex41C 2B 3A 4A 5C


p17/ex11D 2C 3C 4A

p17/ex21B 2A 3D 4C

PISANIEp18/ex1Students’ own answers

p18/ex2Suggested answers:1 Ryan Gosling is my favourite celebrity.2 I have a lot of respect for my mother.3 The thing I most like about Leo Messi is his modesty.4 Justin Timberlake is the most attractive person I have ever seen.5 I admire Angelina Jolie for her charity work.

p18/ex3A



p19/ex2Suggested answers:1 In my opinion, celebrities should be role models for young people.2 The first thing I did today was to have a shower.3 I followed that by having a quick breakfast.4 It’s hard to believe but I’ve never eaten tomato soup.5 Justin Bieber has recently behaved badly in a public place.

p19/ex31 BA not interestingB ( it’s short, catchy, rhymes and gets the idea that it’s give and take = a game)C quite formal and uninteresting2 CA boringB irrelevantC (it relates to the contestants and their high opinion of themselves, it is short and catchy.)

p19/ex4AA (it covers both the incident and opinion. The question mark opens up the idea of differing opinions.)B Only focuses on the event, and doesn’t imply anything wrong happened.C Only focuses on the event but not on celebrities as role models.

p21/vocabulary overview1 slim 2 straight 3 complexion 4 freckles 5 pierced 6 earrings 7 silk 8 leather 9 divorced 10 patient 11 cross 12 lazy 13 mood 14 sporty 15 keen 16 gambling

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SŁOWNICTWOp22/ex11 cottage 2 bungalow 3 detached house 4 terraced house 5 semi-detached house 6 mansion 7 block of flats 8 villa

p22/ex21 studio flat 2 close 3 suburbs 4 end 5 neighbourhood 6 edge 7 converted 8 ground floor 9 view 10 overlooks 11 nursing home 12 lift 13 residents 14 rural

p23/ex31 maintain, retirement, construction 2 bedsits 3 affordable, Housing4 run-down, renovation, bid 5 sheltered 6 mobile, mod cons1C, 4B, 6A

p23/ex41 track 2 middle 3 heart 4 isolated 5 hustle and bustle 6 lane 7 central 8 walking 9 amenities 10 stone’s 11 transport 12 across 13 above

p23/ex51 attic 2 cellar 3 porch 4 hall 5 shed 6 spare room

p23/ex61 drive 2 gate 3 fence 4 steps 5 downstairs 6 dingy 7 ceilings 8 fireplace 9 heating 10 chimney 11 hedge

p24/ex7 1 cushions 2 rug 3 lamp 4 blinds 5 poster 6 wallpaper 7 mirror 8 radiator

p24/ex8 Suggested answers:1 armchair [L] 2 blanket [BE] 3 double bed [BE] 4 dishwasher [K] 5 duvet [BE] 6 microwave [K] 7 sheet [BE] 8 cooker [K] 9 shower [BA] 10 sink [K] 11 toilet [BA] 12 TV set [L/BE] 13 wardrobe [BE] 14 chest of drawers [BE] 15 sofa [L] 16 bedside table [BE] 17 alarm clock [BE] 18 washbasin [BA] 19 pillow [BE] 20 toaster [K]

p24/ex91 spacious 2 second-hand 3 fitted 4 brick 5 unfurnished 6 cluttered 7 homely 8 stone

p24/ex101 floorboards 2 glazed 3 burglar / smoke 4 rail 5 panels 6 flowerbeds / pond 7 plants / windowsills / fingers

p24/ex111 appliances 2 kettles 3 hoover 4 rack 5 utensils 6 ornaments 7 mantelpiece 8 bowls 9 antique 10 hand 11 shutters 12 net 13 oak 14 frames

p25/ex121 well-maintained 2 badly-decorated 3 open-plan 4 stuffy 5 dusty 6 cramped 7 old-fashioned

p25/ex141 make the beds 2 do the gardening/the housework 3 hoover the carpet 4 sweep the floor 5 iron the clothes 6 do the gardening/the housework 7 mow the lawn 8 empty the dishwasher 9 tidy the desk 10 change the sheets

p25/ex161 rake 2 brush 3 broom 4 spade 5 duster 6 trowel 7 rubber gloves

p25/ex171 accommodation 2 rent 3 on my own 4 adverts 5 flatmates 6 housemates 7 mortgage 8 let 9 landlord

p25/ex181 deposit 2 per 3 in 4 charging 5 budget 6 bills 7 estate 8 tenant 9 housewarming

p25/ex191 plot 2 take out 3 payments 4 notice

SŁUCHANIEp26/ex1, 2Students’ own answers

p26/ex31 The speaker describes rather than praises city lovers.2 Not only social life: ‘get lots of professional opportunities’, the gist should summarise the whole text.3 The speaker describes various/both social and professional aspects of urbanites’ lives.

p26/ex4 1C 2A

p26/ex5 1C 2A 3E 4B

p26/ex6move verb: to begin to live in a different house or area; noun: a change in the place where you live or work study verb: to learn about a subject by going to school; noun: a room in a house where you can read or work quietly shower verb: to wash yourself in a shower; noun: a piece of equipment used for washing your bodywallpaper verb: to put wallpaper onto walls; noun: thick paper you can stick on the walls inside a house iron verb: to make clothes smooth by means of an iron; noun: an object that is heated and used to make clothes smoothrent verb: to pay money regularly to use a house or a flat; noun: an amount of money someone pays regularly for using a house or a flat change verb: to become different or make someone or something different; noun: a process in which something becomes different

p26/ex71 rough 2 spacious 3 peaceful 4 nearby 5 fully furnished 6 affordable

p27/ex8, 9, 10Students’ own answers

p27/ex11 I don’t know what possessed me, must be off your head, I wish I hadn’t made that silly decision!2 kicking up a terrible fuss about3 doesn’t grab

p27/ex2 1B 2B 3D 4B 5A

p27/ex31H 2G 3I 4B 5E 6A 7C 8F 9D

p27ex41 You should be independent when you leave the nest.2 A lot of teenagers know next to nothing about household chores.3 It can’t be easy to make the switch from urban to rural life.4 Teenagers do a disservice to themselves by not learning some basic life skills.


p28/ex21 We had a beautiful house in Hills Road. We’d lived there for ten years and I’d enjoyed every minute of it.2 The estate agent came round to value our house. He went through all the rooms and even walked round the garden.3 My mother told my younger brother to tidy his room before dinner. He didn’t like that and got really cross.

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4 On Saturday, we had a birthday party for my grandad, who turned eighty. It was a great success and he loved every minute of it.

p28/ex3 A The bus was packed so I had to stand up all the way. I got home from school about half past four. I made a sandwich and then did some homework.B I wondered why Rachel hadn’t emailed me about going to the concert. I discovered that something was wrong with my computer and I couldn’t send or receive email. I phoned my friend who knows a lot about computers.

p28/ex4 1C 2D 3A


p29/ex61B 2B 3B 4A 5A

p29/ex71 keep 2 stares 3 missed 4 complains 5 got


p29/ex1 1E 2D 3A 4B

p30/ex21 squashed 2 stain 3 blurry 4 stream in 5 embellished 6 snug 7 run-down 8 liked solitude 9 wrapped up in 10 roam

p30/ex3make out = to see, hear or understand something with difficulty make up = to invent

p30/ex41 up 2 off 3 up 4 out 5 for 6 out


p31/ex2 Suggested answers:1 The flat is situated in the very centre of the city.2 The rent includes all the bills except for electricity.3 I could do the cooking while we share the flat.4 I can invite my friends as long as they leave before midnight.

p31/ex3, 4Students’ own answers


p32/ex21 have been painting 2 are moving 3 had always dreamt 4 never help 5 was just tidying up 6 is being painted now

p32/ex31B 2B 3A 4C 5C

p33/ex4 1B 2B 3B 4A 5C

p33/ex1 1 It hadn’t been tidied up2 Why haven’t you made3 you tidied up your room4 had made such a mess

p33/ex2 1 If I were in your shoes / If I were you2 have stayed3 How long had you been sharing a room4 is he always tidying up the flat


p34/ex2Suggested answers:1 My uncle’s house in Spain is very spacious and modern.2 In London, I stayed in a charming little hotel in the suburbs.3 I went out with my friends last evening and we had a lot of fun.4 The downside was that it rained a lot in London.5 I missed my friends while on holiday.6 Why don’t you visit me next year?

p34/ex31 You can speak French, can’t you?2 It doesn’t rain much in Spain, does it?3 They haven’t been to Warsaw yet, have they?4 You like English food, don’t you?5 You went to the USA last year, didn’t you?

p34/ex4I had a fabulous time in London! Have you ever been there? The weather was brilliant and it didn’t rain at all. I went out with the family to their fave restaurant and I’ve got some great photos from the night. Do you fancy coming to Poland this summer? You haven’t made any plans for holidays yet, have you? We’d love to see you here! I can’t wait to hear from you.

p34/ex5 Students’ own answers

p35/ex1Suggested answers:1 The block of flats where I live is in a bad state.2 There has been no money invested in the building where I live for many years.3 One solution might be to paint the walls.4 The poor conditions affect the health of the residents.5 It would be in everyone’s interests to check the water and electricity installations in the whole building.

p35/ex2 1F 2D 3B 4G 5A 6C 7E


p37/vocabulary overview1 moved 2 detached 3 attic 4 airy 5 overlook 6 staircase 7 floor 8 double 9 wardrobes 10 rugs 11 floorboards 12 fashioned 13 cooker 14 cupboards 15 ceiling 16 wallpaper 17 suburbs 18 fireplaces 19 neighbours 20 renting 21 away

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SŁOWNICTWOp38/ex11 biology 2 maths 3 music 4 geography 5 physical education (PE) 6 physics 7 art 8 history 9 chemistry 10 religious education 11 information technology (IT) 12 foreign languages

p38/ex2humanities: history, foreign languages science subjects: biology, maths, physics, chemistry, information technology geography arts subjects: art, musicother subjects: physical education (PE), religious education+ Students’ own answers

p39/ex31 environmental 2 design 3 media 4 sports 5 economic


p39/ex51 revising 2 take 3 coursework 4 goes 5 grade 6 year 7 cram 8 copied 9 caught 10 mock 11 memorising 12 pass 13 past

p39/ex61B 2C 3C 4A 5B 6A 7C 8A 9B 10C 11A


p39/ex81D 2E 3B 4A 5C

p40/ex91 check, hand 2 working, do 3 give, write 4 miss, reported 5 take/make, give 6 make, work 7 catch, suspended 8 played

p40/ex101 timetable 2 bell 3 absent 4 notebook 5 homework 6 dictation 7 packed 8 break 9 kit 10 sick 11 concentrate 12 term

p40/ex111 canteen 2 library 3 laboratory 4 corridor 5 gymnasium 6 staffroom 7 playground

p40/ex121 head 2 adviser 3 prefect 4 deputy 5 lecturer

p40/ex131 cutting 2 periods 3 attendance 4 taking 5 punctuality 6 detention 7 raised 8 self 9 forging 10 time

p41/ex141 extracurricular 2 societies 3 join 4 belong 5 members 6 trips 7 voluntary 8 take 9 fundraising


p41/ex161 nursery 2 secondary 3 state 4 college 5 public 6 coeducational 7 grammar 8 comprehensive


p41/ex181 fees 2 streamed 3 boarding 4 an apprenticeship 5 public


p42/ex2A – those are also mentioned but they are not the main addressees of the announcement.

B – help is mentioned, although in a different context: those who still need it may contact the school office and get it, there’s no mention of students who have already asked for help.

p42/ex3A B is wrong but has distractors: the biology or chemistry teacher(s) mentioned in the recording; C is wrong but also has distractors: Miss Bale and her students doing a project on famous sculptors or painters mentioned in the recording

p42/ex41C, 2C, 3C, 4B, 5B, 6A

p43/ex51 entertaining 2 interactive 3 spacious 4 cluttered 5 enjoyable 6 useful

p43/ex61 engage 2 get ready 3 revise 4 make more effort 5 improve


p43/ex11B, 2B, 3A


p43/ex3scrape through an exam – Nstruggle to understand – Ncommit information to memory – P/Npay attention – Poutperform others – Pskip classes – N


p44/ex21B 2A 3A 4B 5B 6A

p44/ex31 confused 2 disappointed 3 impressed

p44/ex41C 2C 3B

p45/ex51 ensure 2 rates 3 lost 4 enforce 5 motivating


p45/ex11O 2F 3F 4O 5F 6O

p45/ex21C 2B 3D 4D 5B

p46/ex31 in 2 up 3 up 4 to 5 with 6 for

p46/ex41 motivational 2 concentration 3 deserted 4 treasured 5 learning



p47/ex2Suggested answers:1 Working in a group is more effective than working on your own.2 I’d go for learning English with a CD-ROM.3 Using an online dictionary is the most interesting option for me.

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4 Written tests appeal to me more than oral exams.5 I wouldn’t choose this idea because I do not like preparing oral presentations.

p47/ex3A: too short, the student does not give arguments for choosing one option.B: the student does not explain why he/she would not choose two other options.C: The student does not give any arguments for choosing one option.



p48/ex21B 2C

p48/ex31B 2C 3A 4C 5B

p48/ex41A 2B 3C 4A 5C


p49/ex21 noun – variety2 adjective – typical3 noun – behaviour4 noun – lecturers5 adjective – delighted

p49/ex31 convinced 2 widely 3 creatures 4 participant

p49/ex41 disappointment 2 interesting 3 knowledge 4 different


p50/ex2Suggested answers:1 I have recently visited the school I attended ten years ago.2 The reason I went there was to visit my old teachers.3 The school hasn’t changed very much. It’s still got bright spacious classrooms and a large sports field.4 It’s much better equipped now./ A lot of new equipment has been bought.5 I think the school is a great place to study.




p51/ex2Suggested answers:1 There are several ways of looking at the problem of teaching foreign languages to young children.2 One advantage of teaching a foreign language to children is they learn new skills very easily.3 On the other hand, it may be a better idea to master your native language first.4 There’s no simple answer to this question because we do not know everything about the human mind.



p53/vocabulary overview1secondary 2 classmates 3 canteen 4 gymnasium 5 joined 6 member 7 belong 8 truant 9 discipline 10 detention 11 suspended 12 tests 13 exams 14 term 15 revise 16 timetable 17 media 18 mock 19 pass 20 marked

p54/Słuchanie1T 2F 3T 4F 5F

p54/Czytanie1E 2C 3A

p55/Znajomość środków językowych 1B 2A 3C 4B 5A

p55/PisanieStudents’ own answers

p56/Słuchanie 1B 2D 3A 4E

p56/Czytanie 1D 2B 3E 4A

p57/Znajomość środków językowych1 Making decisions has never been2 Why didn’t you talk3 is always leaving his things/belongings4 as soon as he appeared/showed up


p57/MówienieStudents’ own answers

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SŁOWNICTWOp58/ex1

-ian -ant / -ent -er / -or -istelectricianpolitician

assistantaccountanttravel agent

lawyeractorcashierinstructor

journalistreceptionistpharmacisteconomist

+ Students’ own answers

p58/ex21 mechanic 2 model 3 architect 4 pilot 5 judge 6 chef 7 nurse 8 surgeon 9 secretary 10 vet

p59/ex31D 2C 3F 4E 5H 6B 7A 8G


p59/ex51 for 2 in 3 for 4 at, under 5 of 6 for 7 for 8 with 9 in


p59/ex71 tiring 2 manual 3 stressful 4 repetitive 5 dangerous 6 skilled


p59/ex91 rewarding 2 monotonous 3 challenging 4 motivating 5 dead-end 6 undemanding


p60/ex111 quit 2 badly paid 3 do 4 overtime 5 change 6 get 7 earn 8 chances 9 part- 10 shifts

p60/ex121 colleague 2 tip 3 tax 4 workplace 5 bonus 6 retirement 7 income 9 permanent

p60/ex131D 2E 3F 4B 5C 6A 7G 8H

p60/ex14career prospects job description public holiday minimum wage working conditions

hourly rate probation period pay rise business trip

p60/ex15A5 – summer camp supervisorB7 – lifeguardC2 – tour guideD3 – babysitter

E6 – checkout assistantF8 – charity workerG4 – delivery boyH1 – fruit picker


p61/ex181 apply 2 fill 3 keep 4 date 5 qualifications 6 experience 7 covering 8 deadline 9 short 10 do 11 offer 12 reject

p61/ex191 unemployed 2 freelancer 3 vacancy 4 applicant 5 wages

p61/ex201 up 2 out 3 in 4 up 5 on 6 on 7 on 8 over

p61/ex21A: 1, 5, 8 B: 2, 3, 4, 6, 7


p62/ex21 What I’d hate the most is to have a job I don’t like.2 Enjoying my job will be the most important thing for me.3 What I’d love in particular is to have a job with a large IT firm.

p62/ex31T 2T

p62/ex41T 2F 3F 4F 5T

p63/ex51 job profession career2 trendy popular fashionable3 skills abilities talents4 get a job become employed find work

p63/ex6badly paidmoney-makingbest-paidself-employedpart-time


p63/ex11 absolutely vital for me 2 a must for me 3 that he’s allowed to work exclusively for this one company 4 primarily because of

p63/ex21E 2B 3A 4D

p63/ex31 in addition to2 I don’t have any idea (whatsoever)3 spend a lot of time and effort (doing something)4 appear5 manage to remain in the same situation

p63/ex4work-wisecomputer-generatedart- and technology-orientedmoney-minded+ Students’ own answers


p64/ex2after: afterwards, later on, subsequentlybefore: previously, earlier on, beforehandat the same time: simultaneously, while,because of: as a consequence, as a result

p64/ex3A False – just before his tenth birthday.B False – What no one had expected was that he would ... be accepted by a big university when he was just fifteen years old.C True – … it was no surprise to his parents that his ambition was to become a top scientist.D False – … he would take his final exams three years early and be accepted by a big university.E False – when he was a child.

p64/ex41C 2B 3A 4B 5D

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p65/ex51 up 2 wonder 3 inheritance 4 launched 5 point 6 routine


p65/ex11B – duties: had to check the shelves, restock them2E – complaints: products had been damaged3D – body language: looking down 4A – in-house training: team building days, seminars 5C – valued his employees’ feedback: comments and suggestions welcomed and considered

p66/ex21C 2E 3D 4A

p66/ex31 make the headlines 2 yearly 3 staff morale 4 contagious 5 content

p66/ex41 Staff morale 2 made the headlines 3 contagious 4 content


p67/ex2Suggested answers:1 It happened a year ago.2 It happened while I was doing an interview with a famous person during

the summer holidays.3 First, I didn’t know what to do. 4 To my surprise, the job was quite stressful.5 I earned enough money to buy a new computer and I was very proud of

myself.6 I didn’t feel stressed at all.

p67/ex31 It happened not so long ago.2 At first3 I was a bit unsure4 I had prepared5 to my surprise6 I felt very proud of myself



p68/ex2I have no idea. / I have no clue. / I’m not sure, really.

p68/ex3C + Students’ own answers

p68/ex41B 2A 3C 4B 5C

p69/ex11C 2A 3A 4B 5A

p69/ex51 past, 1 word, should have told me2 present, 2 words, are you supposed to have to3 past continued till present, 2 words, has been looking for suitable

candidates

p69/ex21 are regarded essential2 was working on3 am not used to working4 I had just graduated from

p69/ex31 would have been better if2 is supposed to tell me/us/him/her/them3 I’m not used to doing4 I wouldn’t be capable of

PISANIEP70/ex1Students’ own answers

P70/ex2Suggested answers:1 I saw an interesting ad for a temporary job online yesterday.2 My brother gets on my nerves because he is always taking my things

without asking for permission.3 I really get on with Tom because he helps me at school.4 I’ve just got my first summer job.5 I am planning to save some money for the next holidays.

p70/ex31 After mowing the lawn, I have to dig the garden and plant some flowers.2 My job involves printing out letters as well as sending them.3 The employees not only get two days a week off but also six-week paid leave.4 Although it’s a difficult job, I really enjoy doing it.

p70/ex4I did some babysitting last week for my sister’s children. AlthoughI love young kids, these ones were a nightmare. They refused to eat anything I gave them for their tea as well as to go to bed. While I was washing up, they drew all over my homework notes. Before I’babysit for them again next week, I ’ll buy lots of sweets to keep them quiet.


p71/ex1Suggested answers1 I sat in on lessons with primary school children.2 At first, I simply observed the teacher.3 There are two ways of looking at this problem.4 From my point of view, it is a useful skill.5 The responsibility you learn is invaluable.6 You can develop a lot of practical skills in this job.

p71/ex2A – not good because it’s too factual and sequential and doesn’t arouse the reader’s interest. It also doesn’t focus on the topic but on what happened to the author’s brother.B – very good because it starts with a fact, raises some questions, and finishes with a statement that makes us want to read on. It also focuses on the main topic, while the brother’s story is just an illustration of the dilemma.C – not good because the first question is simply repeating the task. The writer’s opinion is given too early. There are too many questions and they are too colloquial. One rhetorical question might be OK, but not a whole series. Since the reader already knows the author’s opinion as well as the ending to his brother’s story, he isn’t interested in reading on.


p73/vocabulary overview1 vacancies 2 interviews 3 earn 4 tax 5 experience 6 journalist 7 colleagues 8 permanent 9 promotion 10 income 11 pension 12 freelancer 13 boss 14 rewarding 15 living 16 on 17 offered 18 part-time 19 tips 20 highly paid

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SŁOWNICTWOp74/ex11D 2E 3F 4A 5B 6C

p74/ex21 generation 2 engagement 3 adolescence 4 retirement


p74/ex41 late 2 heart 3 up 4 immature 5 twenty-five-ish 6 turned, age 7 getting

p74/ex51 twin 2 aunt 3 son 4 cousin 5 siblings 6 only 7 separated 8 fiancé 9 engaged 10 grannyTwins: Johnny, MaddyTwins’ parents: Dave, JoanneGrandparents: Martin, HelenAunt and cousin: June, ColinOlder sister and her boyfriend: Jules, Kylie

p75/ex61 orphan 2 partner 3 single parent 4 adopted child 5 stepfather 6 foster child 7 brother-in-law 8 soulmate

p75/ex71 after, on 2 in, with 3 up 4 in


p75/ex91 sworn 2 best 3 complete 4 immediate 5 identical 6 distant 7 family

p75/ex101 make 2 tidy 3 take 4 brush 5 wake 6 get 7 have 8 go 9 play 10 tell

p75/ex111 get 2 set 3 lay 4 clear 5 load 6 put 7 do 8 check 9 do 10 haveA8 – check your mailB10 – have a lie-inC4 – clear the tableD7 – do your hairE2 – set the alarm

F5 – load the dishwasherG6 – put out the rubbishH1 – get an early nightI3 – lay the tableJ9 – do the washing-up

p76/ex121 freshen 2 run 3 put on 4 pick 5 helps

p76/ex13

go do play takeclubbing a crossword tennis photographsswimming some drawing cards the dog for

a walkout for a meal gymnastics computer games up a hobbyjogging an evening

coursegolf a break

p76/ex141 neighbours 2 spend 3 round 4 gossip 5 have 6 chill 7 go to 8 throw 9 sociable


p76/ex16A7 – Love you forever. Happy Valentine’s DayB8 – Get well soon!C3 – Our condolences.D4 – Have a wonderful life together.E10 – Happy Easter!F9 – Happy Children’s Day!

G2 – Happy New Year!H5 – Congratulations on your graduation!I6 – Happy Anniversary!J1 – Happy Birthday!

p76/ex171 handshake 2 treat 3 fancy 4 greetings

p77/ex181 church 2 reception 3 ring 4 service 5 hymn 6 bridesmaid 7 vow 8 groom 9 best man

p77/ex191 argument 2 rebellion 3 behaviour 4 discipline 5 disagreement

p77/ex201 stick 2 getting 3 had 4 end 5 takes

p77/ex211 up 2 out 3 on 4 out, out 5 up, together 6 up


p77/ex23talk things throughstop their allowancelay down some ground rulesgo ballisticpush the limitsbe against your better judgmentget your point acrossgive you the silent treatment

p77/ex241 push the limits2 lay down some ground rules3 go ballistic4 give you the silent treatment5 talk things through6 be against your better judgment7 stop their allowance8 get your point across

p77/ex251 push the limits2 lay down some ground rules3 go ballistic4 give you the silent treatment5 talk things through6 against your better judgement7 stop their allowance8 get your point across


p78/ex3A – Neither of the two speakers complains about his/her parents: Speaker 1: Our parents treat us the same … Mum and dad support us as much as possible, Speaker 2: No parents are perfect but I couldn’t have better ones. B – Speaker 2C – Speaker 1

p78/ex41B 2D 3E 4A

p78/ex51 on 2 behind 3 for 4 up 5 off 6 up

p78/ex61 jealous 2 critical 3 emotional 4 understanding 5 solutions


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p79/ex11 O 2 W 3 M 4 O 5 W

p79/ex21D 2D 3B 4C 5A

p79/ex31 Playing 2 socialise 3 ignore 4 value 5 consider 6 reflect on

p79/ex4B ought C find D view E so far, agree F go along


p80/ex21 Also 2 Alternatively 3 However 4 In addition to this

p80/ex31A 2B 3B

p80/ex41E 2D 3C


p81/ex71 in 2 romantic 3 simply 4 permission 5 cross

p81/ex1A the peace of mind B an additional cost C cost D downside

p82/ex21B 2B 3A 4C


p82/ex41 an absolute fortune 2 the equivalent of 3 an ostentatious 4 it actually came down to it 5 went for 6 backdrop 7 tie the knot 8 a lot of fuss


p83/ex2Suggested answers:1 If I were you, I’d sign up for this course.2 I suggest you should do a karate course with a friend because it’s much easier to exercise together.3 I think a graphic design course would be perfect for you.4 My advice is to join a pilates class because it’s good for your mind and body.



p84/ex21A 2B

p84/ex31B 2C 3A 4C 5C

p84/ex41C 2B 3A 4B 5B


p85/ex11 disagreements 2 adulthood 3 unsociable 4 intolerant

p85/ex21 choices 2 approval 3 unlikely 4 emotionally

p85/ex31 valuable 2 intimacy 3 discussions 4 precisely


p86/ex2Suggested answers:1 My grandma used to be tall and slim, but she has grown older a lot lately.2 I would really miss my friends from school if I lived abroad.3 I’m really close to my family and it would be hard for me to move.4 The highlight of the summer holidays was when we went to Opener Festival together.5 Now it’s my turn to invite my friends to a party.6 It’s high time you started to jog.

p86/ex31 caught, took 2 interesting, excellent 3 received, obtained 4 enjoyed, loved 5 travel, commute 6 terrible, awful 7 bought, purchased 8 large, spacious

p86/ex41 pleasant 2 kind 3 delicious 4 an interesting 5 beautiful 6 lovely


p87/ex1Suggested answers:1 I’d like to congratulate you on the great birthday party.2 I believe that it is important to celebrate birthdays with friends.3 I believe that it is important to keep in touch not only with your family, but friends as well.4 I particularly enjoyed visiting my friends.5 The visit brought back a lot of childhood memories.

p87/ex21 delighted 2 well attended 3 informative 4 extremely 5 efficient6 vivid 7 enabled 8 highlight


p89/vocabulary overview1 happy 2 retirement 3 fiancée 4 going 5 engaged 6 Valentine’s 7 broke 8 birthday 9 threw 10 treats 11 tidy 12 washing 13 lie-ins 14 chilled 15 reception 16 foster 17 adopted 18 walked 19 argument 20 on

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SŁOWNICTWOp90/ex1fruit: apple banana blackberry cherry orange peach plum strawberry grape pearvegetables: bean pea cabbage cucumber celery lettuce mushroom potato onion broccoli garlic carrot leek meat: bacon beef chicken lamb pork sausage turkey steak ham sea food: cod salmon herring crab lobster octopus mackerel prawn tuna


p90/ex31 flour 2 sugar 3 beans 4 biscuits 5 cornflakes 6 rice 7 pasta 8 salt 9 chicken 10 cheese 11 eggs 12 butter 13 pizza 14 cream 15 yoghurt 16 orange juice 17 milk

p91/ex41 water 2 bread 3 cereal 4 chocolate 5 crisps 6 ice cream 7 honey 8 tea 9 tomatoes 10 sandwiches

p91/ex51 frozen 2 stale 3 Skimmed 4 baked 5 tinned 6 sparkling 7 low-calorie 8 dried 9 soft 10 fresh

p91/ex61 vinegar 2 marmalade 3 ketchup 4 jam 5 mayonnaise 6 honey 7 gravy 8 pickle


p91/ex81 C coffee 2 E bread 3 F drink 4 G wine 5 A steak 6 J cheese 7 B apple pie 8 D dressing 9 K burger 10 I eggs 11 H ice cream

p91/ex91 beetroot 2 venison 3 oyster 4 radish 5 aubergine 6 cod

p91/ex101 carton 2 jug 3 piece 4 rasher 5 pot 6 spoonful 7 box 8 tube

p92/ex111 early morning 2 mid-morning 3 midday 4 midday/mid-afternoon 5 between main meals 6 mid-afternoon 7 evening 8 late evening 9 afternoon or evening


p92/ex131 boil 2 peel 3 grate 4 baking 5 roasting 6 following 7 burned 8 cook 9 serve 10 choose 11 order 12 recipe

p92/ex141 ingredients 2 chop 3 fry 4 oil 5 sprinkle 6 seasonings 7 heat 8 oven 9 stir 10 appetite

p92/ex151 for 2 by 3 out 4 off 5 through 6 up 7 for 8 up

p92/ex161 kettle 2 knife 3 fork 4 spoon 5 mug 6 saucepan 7 cup 8 frying pan 9 saucer 10 teaspoon

p93/ex171 delicious 2 sweet 3 spicy, mild, hot 4 strong, weak 5 undercooked, salty

p93/ex181 chew, swallow 2 Squeeze 3 rinse 4 Spread 5 Slice 6 sip, gulp

p93/ex191 crockery 2 corkscrew 3 sieve 4 ladle 5 wooden spoon 6 cutlery 7 chopping board 8 tin opener

p93/ex201 chef 2 review 3 tasteless 4 book 5 dishes 6 list 7 service 8 order 9 tip 10 included 11 bill


p93/ex221 culinary 2 delicacies 3 portions 4 dishes

p93/ex231 full 2 ready 3 junk 4 diet 5 crash 6 self-service



p94/ex21 there are twice as many 2 that’s part of the attraction 3 uses a large amount of meat 4 nearly all the dishes

p94/ex3A – … a great number of culinary TV programmes and blogs have appeared …B – Many celebrity chefs have begun to share their ideas with ordinary people …C – Today most young people enjoy cooking.

p94/ex41A 2C 3C 4B 5B 6A

p95/ex51 chef [chief (n) – the person in charge of an organization or department]2 terrible [terrific – very good or interesting]3 tasty [tasteful – showing good judgment about what is attractive or suitable]4 meal [dish – food prepared and cooked in a particular way, e.g. spaghetti bolognaise]5 cuisine [kitchen – a room where you prepare and cook food]6 recipe [receipt – a document that you get from sb showing that you have given them money]

p95/ex61C 2E 3B 4D 5A


p95/ex1A – … only a fraction were of the opinion that such classes would not interest them.B – most of the studentsC – Approximately a quarter said they were quite keen to go to such lessons while the best part greeted the idea with extreme enthusiasm.

p95/ex21A 2B 3A

p95/ex31 eye 2 world 3 moon 4 nutshell 5 cup


CZYTANIEp96/ex1, 2Students’ own answers

p96/ex31A 2C 3B


p97/ex1B

p97/ex21C 2C 3B 4C 5B

p98/ex31 benefits 2 resist 3 creaky 4 cut 5 anticipation 6 myths 7 along


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p99/ex2Suggested answers:1 In my opinion, eating out may be unhealthy.2 As far as I’m concerned, eating together family meals is extremely important.3 I only agree with this statement to some extent.4 One of the advantages of eating at home is that the meals are cheaper.5 Cooking at home has plenty of advantages.6 Another negative side of eating out is the high cost of meals.


ZNAJOMOŚĆ SRODKÓW JĘZYKOWYCHp100/ex1Students’ own answers

p100/ex21 some advice (n) – a piece of advice; to advise (v) – to give your opinion to sb about the best thing to do in a particular situation2 an effect (n) – a result; to affect (v) – to change or influence sth, to have an effect on it3 to let sb do sth = to allow sb to do sth4 sensitive – reacting quickly or strongly to sth; sensible – reasonable and practical5 to lend sb sth / sth to sb; to borrow sth from sb6 to fit – to be the right size; to suit – to be convenient or suitable for sb, make sb look good7 keen on – very interested in; interested in – wanting to know about or take part in8 similar to – sharing some qualities but not exactly the same; the same as – exactly like another person or thing

p100/ex31C 2B 3C 4A 5A

p100/ex41B 2A 3B 4A 5C


p101/ex11 to complement – to combine well with sth, often sth that has different qualities; to compliment – to say sth nice to or about sb2 to ensure – to make certain that sth happens or is done; to assure – to tell sb that sth will definitely happen or is definitely true, to remove doubt about it3 to lead to – to begin a process that causes sth to happen; to result in – to cause sth or to produce sth4 to adopt – to decide to start using a particular idea, plan or method; to adapt – to change your ideas or behaviour so that you can deal with a new situation5 a practice (n) – a way of doing sth, especially as a result of habit, custom or tradition; to practise (v) – to repeat an activity regularly so that you become better at it6 apart from = except for

p101/ex21A 2B 3D 4C

p101/ex31B 2C 3D 4B


p102/ex2Suggested answers:1 There is a new Chinese restaurant near our school.

2 A celebrity chef recommended it on TV.3 I was a little disappointed with the restaurant because the dishes were more expensive than I’d thought.4 During the meal, I spilled orange juice all over the table.5 I don’t think the restaurant will stay open very long because the service is not too good.

p102/ex3The description of what happened while preparing the meal is too vague and short and therefore doesn’t attract the reader’s interest.

p102/ex4add:I decided to make spaghetti bolognaise because it’s her favourite dish and I started to cook it in the kitchen. I’d just put the spaghetti in the pan when another friend phoned me.



p103/ex2Suggested answers:1 Banning unhealthy snacks from school is a controversial issue.2 The main advantage of teaching teenagers to cook at school is that they will learn a lot about eating healthy.3 Some students will follow the advice on eating healthily whereas others will follow their stomachs.4 An obvious drawback of banning junk food from school is that it will be difficult to enforce it.5 The outcome of the ban on eating chocolate and chips will depend on how strictly the school enforces it.

p103/ex3Introduction: 4, 8 Advantages: 1, 2 Disadvantages: 3, 6 Conclusion: 7, 5


p105/vocabulary overview1 delicious 2 breakfast 3 full 4 self-service 5 baked 6 ketchup 7 rasher 8 vegetarian 9 packed 10 soft 11 packet 12 home-made 13 tea 14 biscuits 15 courses 16 dry 17 spicy 18 pie 19 baked 20 crash

p106/Słuchanie 1B 2E 3D 4C

p106/Czytanie 1D 2F 3A 4C

p107/Znajomość środków językowych 1B 2C 3A 4C 5A


p108/Słuchanie 1B 2D 3A 4A 5A

p108/Czytanie 1B 2C 3C 4A

p109/Znajomość środków językowych 1 As soon as I left2 take pride in telling3 I would have told4 hates being talked to



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SŁOWNICTWOp110/ex11 butcher’s 2 jeweller’s 3 baker’s 4 bookshop 5 sports shop 6 grocer’s 7 pharmacy/chemist’s 8 shoe shop 9 newsagent’s 10 toy shop

p110/ex21 sweets 2 pets 3 perfume 4 mobile phones 5 leggings 6 soup 7 posters 8 tattoos

p111/ex31 mall 2 department 3 vending 4 auction 5 market 6 boot 7 pound 8 charity 9 chain 10 centre

p111/ex41 overpriced 2 top 3 fair 4 value 5 line 6 low 7 half 8 worth

p111/ex51 flower 2 DIY 3 stationery 4 launderette 5 retail

p111/ex61 from 2 in 3 at 4 off 5 on 6 out 7 up 8 back

p111/ex71 charge 2 cost 3 queue 4 afford 5 displayed 6 worth 7 purchase 8 reduce

p111/ex81 up 2 up 3 out, on 4 aside 5 of 6 around 7 in 8 on

p112/ex91 keep 2 return 3 give 4 spend, make 5 going 6 give, speak 7 making, meet 8 leave


p112/ex12A2 slogan B1 billboards C5 commercial D6 flier E4 poster F3 logo

p112/ex131 calling 2 placement 3 sponsorship 4 marketing 5 endorsement(s) 6 viral


p112/ex15doctor’s surgery, driving school, post office, beauty salon, police station, travel agency, service station

p112/ex161D 2H 3F 4B 5G 6C 7A 8E

p113/ex171 in 2 by 3 credit 4 chip 5 insert 6 number 7 contactless 8 deducts 9 lose 10 through 11 fraud 12 small

p113/ex181 account 2 balance 3 statement 4 banking 5 transfer 6 loan 7 savings 8 taking 9 cashpoint

p113/ex191 current 2 rates 3 orders 4 overdraft 5 red 6 currency 7 exchange 8 windfall 9 bond

p113/ex201 got 2 take 3 check 4 get 5 covers 6 pay

p113/ex211 small 2 renew 3 claims, premium 4 paid 5 fraudulent


p114/ex31 For a number of reasons.2 (…) shopping centres usually offer different attractions at the same time, under one roof, so there are shops but also cafés, sports facilities and free wi-fi.

3 (…) teenagers go to shopping centres because they’re bored and have nowhere else to spend their free time (…)

p114/ex41 The shopping centre put up the signs saying something like ‘Teenagers not welcome’, which was caused by gangs of teenage boys who would come to the centre to fight with one another. F2 Most shopping malls even try to attract them, which comes from the fact that teens have more and more pocket money to spend, they also have their own credit cards and are easy to influence! T

p114/ex51T 2F 3F 4T 5T

p114/ex61T 2P 3P 4T 5P 6PStudents’ own answers

p115/ex71 about 2 of 3 on, on 4 with 5 on


p115/ex11 Stores invent more and more sophisticated techniques with the aim of seducing you. 2 This idea may spark off heavy criticism. 3 Financial problems stem from overspending.4 Debt often generates more debt.

p115/ex21 because 2 results in, gives rise to

p115/ex31D 2B 3E 4C

p115/ex4clothes – the things that you wear such as shirts, dresses, trousers, etc.means – a method for doing or achieving somethingpremises – the buildings and land that a business or organisation usesgoods – objects produced for sale

p115/ex5part and parcel – to be an aspect of something that has to be acceptedpeace and quiet – a calm quiet situation in which you are not annoyed by noise or other peoplesick and tired – very unhappy about somethingpick and choose – to have the chance to choose the things that you prefer, rather than simply accept what someone gives youhit-and-miss – not planned or done in an organised way

CZYTANIEp116/ex1, 2Students’ own answers

p116/ex3A

p116/ex4B is better because it focuses on the idea that it is ‘not reliable’ – the writer ‘can’t be sure that what he/she is ordering will be right. He/She is ‘reluctant’ to shop like thisA is not good because although it mentions ‘complaints’, it includes the words ‘you can get what you want even if you have to complain,’ implying a positive attitude.

p117/ex51C 2E 3A 4F

p117/ex61 prove 2 avoid 3 go 4 meet 5 do

p117/ex71 without 2 within 3 for 4 under 5 about 6 of


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p118/ex21B 2A 3A 4C

p118/ex31C 2D 3A 4E 5B1 cultural events 2 staple foods 3 common practice 4 formidable opponent 5 strategic positions

MÓWIENIEp119/ex1 Students’ own answers

p119/ex2Suggested answers:1 To my mind, the woman in the picture will sit down to rest after shopping.2 It looks like the friends will go for a coffee.3 To my mind, she may ask for trousers in a different colour.4 I wouldn’t be surprised if this woman forgot to take her debit card with her.5 I can’t be sure, but they may buy this car.



p120/ex21 have to

past simple Yesterday I had to spend almost 100PLN on French coursebooks.

2 be able to future simple I will be able to go shopping with you in the afternoon.

3 had better You had better not lend him any money.

p120/ex31C 2A 3B 4A 5C

p120/ex41B 2A 3B 4C 5B


p121/ex11 buy from you, present perfect continuous – I’ve been buying from you for three years.2 make a purchase of (sth) – I made a purchase of this item last week.3 We have to change active voice into passive voice. – The old shopping mall is being pulled down.4 The man denied stealing anything from the shop./ The man denied having stolen anything from the shop.

p121/ex21 went shopping was last week 2 going shopping 3 if I had ever used4 is being built

p121/ex31 in touch with 2 better explain 3 the price of4 is no point/sense in buying

PISANIEp122/ex1 Students’ own answers

p122/ex2Suggested answers:1 I started the day with a meeting at the shopping mall, and then I went shopping in the high street.

2 I was on my way to the bus stop when I saw my friends from the primary school.3 What I really like about shopping at weekends is that I don’t need to hurry.4 Unfortunately, the city gets really crowded on Saturday afternoons.5 Do you fancy shopping online?6 Why don’t you tell me what your opinion about shopping with parents is?

p122/ex31 What a bargain! 2 What a long day! 3 What an interesting shop!4 What a big surprise! 5 What a kind man!

p122/ex41C 2A 3E 4D 5B


p123/ex2Suggested answers:1 The documentary covered many aspects of advertising aimed at children.2 The programme included interviews with both parents and children. 3 The film made me aware that advertising affects us in many ways.4 There is no clear-cut solution to the problems caused by advertising industry.5 My opinion is based on what I’ve read about marketing techniques.6 I know only too well from first-hand experience that advertising makes us want more and more things.

p123/ex3Supermarkets often encourage us to buy higher priced brands. For example, the cheaper brands are on the bottom shelves, where we can’t see them. They also target children at the checkout by putting items such as chocolate bars, crisps and fizzy drinks that children will pester their parents to buy near the queue. Another tactic is for supermarkets to use different smells to tempt us to buy products. One example of this is when they fill the air near the bread section with the smell of freshly baked bread. And perhaps the biggest trick of all is to try to make us walk past as many items as possible when looking for what we want. For instance, they change the position of popular items regularly so we have to search more.


p125/vocabulary overview1 bargains 2 queuing 3 online 4 department 5 mall 6 quality 7 low 8 card 9 fraud 10 courier 11 return 12 faulty 13 complaint 14 feedback 15 salon 16 dry 17 council 18 renewing 19 balance 20 spam

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SŁOWNICTWOp126/ex11 ferry terminal 2 underground station 3 motorway 4 railway station 5 airport terminal 6 coach station

p126/ex21 motorbike L 2 van L 3 tram L 4 helicopter A 5 bicycle L 6 scooter L 7 lorry L 8 ship S 9 plane A 10 train L 11 bus L 12 yacht S

p126/ex3tram train bus plane

p127/ex41 office 2 stop 3 rank 4 room 5 traffic 6 in 7 lounge; control 8 rack

p127/ex51 catch 2 missed 3 print 4 got 5 buy 6 change 7 checked 8 went 9 boarded 10 gave

p127/ex61D 2E/F 3A/G 4A/G 5C 6B 7E/F 8H

p127/ex71 track (railway/underground station) 2 crossing (railway line) 3 runway (airport) 4 roundabout (road) 5 tunnel (railway/road/underground tunnel) 6 line (the Tube/underground)

p127/ex81 cancel; have 2 wear 3 get; ask 4 keep; get 5 take 6 rush; get stuck 7 fill up

p127/ex91 crossing 2 puncture 3 speed camera 4 rush hour 5 seat belt 6 speeding ticket 7 travel sickness

p128/ex101 brochure 2 events 3 accommodation 4 timetables 5 Maps 6 contact 7 opening; charges 8 natural 9 sightseeing 10 tight

p128/ex11A2 tent B1 five-star hotel C7 youth hostel D4 camper van E6 cabin F5 bed and breakfast G3 caravan

p128/ex121 self 2 double 3 share 4 bunk 5 fully 6 suite 7 facilities 8 friendly 9 advance 10 minute 11 deals 12 guest 13 resort

p129/ex131 flight 2 excursions 3 journey 4 voyage 5 trip 6 tour 7 travel

p129/ex141 beach holiday 2 city break 3 winter holiday 4 all-inclusive 5 package holiday 6 safari 7 adventure holiday 8 cruise

p129/ex151 guide 2 representative 3 tourist 4 passenger 5 guard 6 inspector

p129/ex161S 2L 3L 4S 5L 6L 7L 8L/S 9S 10L


p129/ex181 trip 2 flight 3 travel 4 tour 5 excursion

p129/ex19sandy beaches breathtaking views winding roads thrilling rides ancient ruins scorching temperatures architectural wonders

p129/ex201 broke 2 rescue 3 luggage 4 crashed 5 ambulance 6 sunburned 7 lost 8 sick 9 safety 10 lifejacket


p130/ex2a scary incident during a camping tripwhy he’d like to travel around the world by motorbike


p130/ex4 1B 2D 3A 4C


p131/ex11A 2D 3C 4A 5B

p131/ex21C 2E 3A 4B 5D

p131/ex31 Has much changed in the way we travel today?2 People are fed up with package holidays.3 People want holidays which pose some kind of challenge for them.4 I feel doubtful about the idea of hitchhiking.5 People want to help those in need.6 I believe I made a change to the people I was working with.


p132/ex21 since then – a date or event 2 this – a reason 3 he – a person who appears suddenly 4 it – something surprising 5 that – something someone does or says

p132/ex31B 2A 3A 4B

p133/ex41D 2B 3E

p133/ex51 is lying 2 sighed 3 drifted 4 followed 5 picked 6 gasped


p134/ex1 1E 2A 3C 4B

p134/ex21F 2C 3A 4D 5G 6E 7H 8B


p135/ex2Suggested answers:1 I see your point, but I still think holidays in the mountains are too tiring. 2 You’re right to some extent, but I think that climbing is worth trying out.3 What I meant is that not everybody likes to be passive during holidays. / to spend their holidays in a passive way.4 If you ask me, I’d say that holidays with friends are the best choice.


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p136/ex3 1B 2C 3A 4B 5C

p136/ex41B 2A 3C 4A 5B


p137/ex11 shyly 2 terribly 3 funnily 4 actively 5 unhappily1 belief 2 death 3 loss 4 safety 5 sight1 summarise 2 activate 3 broaden 4 communicate

p137/ex2 1 travellers 2 pride 3 hugely 4 sights

p137/ex3 1 visitors 2 belief 3 unsuccessful 4 loss


p138/ex2Suggested answers:1 I spent a week of my holidays in the north of France.2 I stayed in a small town in the countryside. 3 I was disappointed with the weather.4 The hotel had lots of facilities and the staff was very friendly. 5 I went on an amazing tour of Carnac.6 I enjoyed my holidays but I think I’ll try somewhere else next year.

p138/ex31 Luckily 2 Surprisingly 3 Obviously 4 Unfortunately 5 Understandably 6 Sadly


p139/ex2Suggested answers:1 I’m afraid I have several complaints about the arrangements for our winter holidays.2 The condition of the bathroom and the hotel restaurant was unacceptable.3 We were not the only ones who were unhappy with the service.4 The manager of the campsite refused to listen to our complaints.5 I strongly suggest that you train your representatives better.6 It goes without saying that without introducing changes, the company will lose customers.


p141/vocabulary overview1 book 2 travel 3 brochures 4 festivals 5 passes 6 terminal 7 checked 8 lounge 9 flight 10 representative 11 coach 12 temperature(s) 13 share 14 single 15 en suite 16 excursion 17 tour 18 guide 19 diving 20 trips 21 runway

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SŁOWNICTWOp142/ex11 literature 2 photography 3 drama 4 opera 5 sculpture 6 ballet 7 poetry 8 painting 9 film

p142/ex2A2 actor B10 conductor C1 ballerina D6 singer E5 sculptor F9 breakdancer G8 musician H4 painter I7 director J3 cameraman

p143/ex31 writer; author 2 photographer 3 novelist 4 playwright 5 poet 6 composer 7 band

p143/ex4

books theatre film art musicchapter scene special effects sketch orchestrabest-seller act blockbuster landscape albumpaperback interval 3-D oil painting lyricscover set soundtrack portrait instrumentsindex curtain extra still life tunealbum special

effectsbest-seller self-portrait best-seller

p143/ex51 trilogy 2 cast 3 performances 4 plot 5 characters 6 set 7 costumes 8 programme 9 make-up 10 entertainment

p143/ex6A5 romantic comedyB6 historical filmC2 horrorD3 animated filmE4 fantasyF1 western


p144/ex81D 2G 3F 4I 5J 6A 7B 8E 9C 10H

p144/ex91 rhyme 2 sequel 3 blurb 4 chorus 5 illustrations 6 close-ups


p144/ex111 novel 2 tale 3 music 4 fiction 5 music 6 novel 7 verse 8 music 9 poem

p144/ex121 office 2 festivals 3 studio 4 gallery 5 libraries 6 studios 7 halls 8 stage

p144/ex131 violin 2 cello 3 xylophone 4 drum 5 trumpet 6 guitar 7 saxophone 8 flute 9 piano 10 tambourine


p144/ex151 in 2 in 3 with 4 by 5 on

p144/ex161 out 2 up 3 over 4 up 5 out 6 out 7 down

p145/ex171 glued 2 edge 3 caught 4 off 5 gave 6 put 7 death


p145/ex191 make; write; did 2 cast; playing; lines 3 shortlisted; recorded 4 putting; playing; steal; get

p145/ex201 title 2 ovation 3 reviews 4 ghostwriter 5 Supporting 6 read 7 auction 8 editions

p145/ex211 review 2 contestant 3 autograph 4 stage fright

p145/ex221 reporter 2 daily 3 tabloid 4 articles 5 interest 6 cover 7 front 8 headline 9 deadlines 10 issues 11 paparazzi

p145/ex231 subtitles; dubbed 2 presenter; host 3 reality TV; soap operas

p145/ex241C 2E 3D 4A 5F 6B


p146/ex2 1B 2C 3B 4C 5A 6A

p146/ex31 take 2 become 3 enjoy 4 lose

p146/ex4brilliantfresheasy-to-readuninterestingmoderntraditionalgreatinteresting


p147/ex6 1F 2T 3T 4T 5F

p147/ex71 I used to be mad about the cinema. +2 I’ve gone off thrillers. –3 The plot was predictable. –4 He is an accomplished film director. +5 I was impressed by the performers. +


p147/ex11B 2A 3C



p147/ex41E 2B 3D 4C

p147/ex51D 2E 3B 4C 5A


p148/ex2 1 C 2 B 3 D 4 B

p149/ex31 taste 2 blames 3 alike 4 banned 5 minority

p149/ex41D 2B 3D 4B

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p149/ex51 gap 2 featured 3 members 4 credits 5 signed


p150/ex11D 2A 3B 4D 5B

p150/ex21B 2C 3D 4A


p151/ex2Suggested answers:1 I like the idea of seeing the photographic exhibition the most.2 I’d rather go to the concert than to the cinema because listening to music appeals to me much more than watching a film.3 Watching 3-D movies appeals to me more than watching 2-D movies.4 Watching TV programmes appeals to me more than reading books.5 I like the idea of watching the theatre play because I like theatre the most.



p152/ex21C 2B 3A 4B 5A

p153/ex3 1A 2C 3A 4B 5A


p153/ex11 asked about the price2 never resigned from/quit painting3 don’t remember being4 how long I paint

p153/ex21 encouraged me to see 2 what made me interested3 hate going to the4 remember to watch


p154/ex2 It was The Phantom of the Opera. It was my parents’ wedding anniversary. They love musiacals so I had bought tickets for the whole family. The musical was at the Queen’s Theatre, which is a lovely, old building. It was completely full and the audience made the atmosphere really exciting.Everyone had said it was fantastic and we weren’t disappointed. When you come to visit us in the summer, why don’t w go to see a musical together? Les Miserables will be on in July.


p155/ex1These days at school students spend quite a lot of time studying literature, including the works of classical writers. Some people say this is a good thing, whereas others believe we should only study the works of more modern writers. Would taking classical writers off the school curriculum be a good idea?

On the one hand, reading literature that was written a long time ago can seem irrelevant to students today. The language is a bit old-fashioned and the problems dealt with might also seem unimportant. Unfortunately, it can be quite boring for students who have to struggle through these works at school. The danger is that this might put students off reading and studying literature completely.However, if we keep classical writers on the curriculum, students can learn a lot of things about the way people lived in those times and also about how they used to think. Usually, the themes and stories of classical literature are important for readers anywhere and anytime, and modern film and television programmes bear this out, showing that stories from long ago can be made interesting for today’s generation.In conclusion, I would like to say that I believe there is still an important place for classical literature in our schools. In spite of the irrelevancy of some of the issues described in the books and the difficulty of understanding the language, they are still part of our history and we should all know them. Studying classical literature, in my opinion, can only enrich us.


p157/vocabulary overview1 bookworm 2 daily 3 novels 4 best-seller 5 paperback 6 trilogy 7 based 8 blockbusters 9 effects 10 directed 11 subtitles 12 glued 13 played 14 fright 15 violin 16 turned 17 classical 18 ballets 19 folk 20 band 21 live 22 stage 23 clapping

p158/Słuchanie 1A 2C 3B 4C 5A 6A

p158/Czytanie 1C 2A 3A

p159/Znajomość środków językowych 1B 2B 3A 4A 5C

p159/Pisanie Students’ own answers

p160/Słuchanie 1B 2A 3C

p160/Czytanie 1A 2B 3D 4D 5C

p161/Znajomość środków językowych 1 furniture/furnishings 2 independent 3 affordable 4 exceptionally



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SŁOWNICTWOp162/ex11 sailing B 2 basketball T 3 golf B 4 boxing I 5 football T 6 tennis B 7 cricket T 8 wrestling I 9 rowing B 10 diving I 11 racing B 12 cycling B 13 athletics B 14 volleyball T 15 climbing B

p162/ex21 sailor 2 basketball player 3 golfer/golf player 4 boxer 5 footballer/football player 6 tennis player 7 cricketer/cricket player 8 wrestler 9 rower 10 diver 11 racing driver 12 cyclist 13 athlete 14 volleyball player 15 climber

p162/ex3A3 rugby B5 weightlifting C7 hockey D2 canoeing E6 shot put F8 baseball G1 archery H4 martial arts


p163/ex51 go 2 do 3 play 4 go 5 do 6 do 7 play 8 go

p163/ex61D 2F 3G 4A 5C 6E 7B


p163/ex8Place: pitch court ring course track rink pool clubEquipment: oar net racket bow club boardClothes: gloves goggles helmet boots wetsuit tracksuit


p163/ex101 pitch 2 tracksuits 3 wetsuit(s) 4 goggles 5 clubs 6 gloves 7 course 8 boots 9 helmets

p164/ex111 for, against 2 in 3 out 4 with, to 5 up 6 off, on, by 7 up 8 up

p164/ex121 trophy 2 runner-up 3 manager 4 captain

p164/ex131 scored 2 beat; win 3 took 4 broke 5 hit 6 entered 7 missed; drew

p164/ex141 top 2 prize 3 personal 4 photo 5 false 6 league 7 talking 8 time 9 hat 10 final 11 free 12 final 13 home

p164/ex151 A spectators B audience 2 A qualified B succeeded 3 A stadium B podium 4 A game B match

p165/ex161 football 2 tennis 3 tennis 4 boxing/wrestling 5 long jump 6 high jump 7 golf 8 relay race 9 tennis/volleyball 10 horse racing 11 Formula One


p165/ex181 defending 2 gap 3 finish 4 retain 5 neck and neck 6 approach 7 pulling 8 length 9 clear 10 cross 11 running 12 got 13 a lead 14 point 15 keep 16 field

p165/ex191 promoted 2 went 3 fees 4 fixing 5 amateur 6 endorse 7 paid

SŁUCHANIEp166/ex1 Students’ own answers

p166/ex2 1D 2C 3E 4A


p166/ex41A 2B 3C 4A 5A 6C

p167/ex5Suggested answers:1 Another skier crashed into me.2 They played like amateurs.3 Extreme sports are thrilling.4 We beat the other team in really great style.


p167/ex1 1A 2D 3B 4C 5D

p167/ex21 pretty ancient – the ‘technology’ of kitesurfing2 astonishing – the fact that kitesurfing is not a new sport3 less than ordinary – kitesurfing4 tedious – physics book5 massively popular – kitesurfing, which is not massively popular

p167/ex3 1C 2A 3E 4B

p167/ex41G 2B 3F 4C 5D 6E 7A


p168/ex2 1F 2D 3A 4B


p169/ex4 1D 2F 3A 4C

p169/ex51 worth 2 lead 3 cope 4 give 5 make 6 is offering


p170/ex11C 2A 3A 4B

p170/ex21 gruelling 2 friction 3 word 4 conviction 5 duration 6 countless


p171/ex2Suggested answers:1 This photograph shows an excited person. 2 In the foreground, I can see people practising/doing yoga.3 In the background, we can see sports fans watching a match.4 The man in the picture gives the impression of being relaxed.5 The woman in the picture looks as if she has just finished running/jogging.6 I get the impression that the people in the photograph are not satisfied with the results they have achieved.


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ZNAJOMOŚĆ ŚRODKÓW JĘZYKOWYCHp172/ex11T 2F (42.195 kilometres) 3T 4F 5T 6F (10 events) 7T


p172/ex3

make take do givea decisionprogressa good impression on someonefun of someone/somethingsurethe most of

placepartcare of someone/somethingan exampride in someone/somethinga showerup joggingadvice

your bestthe fightingsomeone a favouran exam

someone a handup joggingadvicesomeone a call


p172/ex5 1B 2A 3C 4A 5C

p173/ex61A 2B 3C 4C 5B


p173/ex11D 2E 3A 4G 5C 6F 7B

p173/ex21D 2C 3A 4B

p173/ex31B 2C 3D 4A


p174/ex21 canoeing, camping, barbecuing, listening to music2 they got the right equipment and organised enjoyable events (barbecue, musical evening)3 he/she is not fit enough and got tired of paddling very quickly4 because he/she liked this one very much


p175/ex11 But is that right?2 Some people in the class thought that it was a good idea but I was amazed that a lot of students were against it, especially as regards young children. People made many different points but the final vote showed that most of the class thought that more competition among young children was not a good thing.3 I definitely agree with that view.4 I feel very strongly that young children should be encouraged to enter competitions but not forced. Then, they will be more likely to continue doing sport when they are older and lead a healthier lifestyle.


p177/vocabulary overview1 judo 2 rowing 3 taking 4 equipment 5 helmets 6 wetsuits 7 pool 8 pitch 9 courts 10 train 11 trophies 12 championship 13 athlete 14 jumper 15 record 16 round 17 gymnast 18 went 19 part

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SŁOWNICTWOp178/ex11 pale 2 better 3 wrong 4 weak 5 dizzy 6 faint 7 unwell 8 sick 9 stressed 10 right

p178/ex21 shattered 2 colour 3 forgetful 4 puffed; aching 5 lagged 6 weather

p178/ex31 eyebrow 2 cheek 3 chest 4 stomach 5 hip 6 knee 7 ankle 8 toe 9 foot 10 calf 11 thigh 12 back 13 arm 14 elbow 15 head/hair 16 fingers

p179/ex41 muscles 2 tongue 3 stomach 4 thigh 5 thumb 6 knee 7 wrist

p179/ex51 gums 2 knuckles 3 lungs 4 joints 5 liver 6 veins

p179/ex6A5 I’ve got a black eye.B1 I’ve got a blister.C6 I’ve cut my finger and there’s blood everywhere.D4 I’ve got backache.E2 I’ve broken my arm.F3 I’ve got a bad cough.G7 I’ve got a swollen wrist.


p179/ex81 poisoning 2 migraine 3 measles 4 virus 5 allergy 6 cancer 7 diabetes

p179/ex91C 2A 3F 4E 5B 6D

p179/ex101C 2D 3E 4F 5B 6A

p180/ex111 hurt 2 taken 3 get 4 see 5 book 6 write 7 get/have 8 have 9 have 10 gave 11 put 12 rest 13 reduced 14 put


p180/ex131 down 2 out 3 up 4 up 5 up 6 over 7 on

p180/ex141 splitting 2 itchy 3 black 4 fatal 5 blurred 6 contagious 7 torn

p180/ex151C 2E 3B 4F 5A 6D

p180/ex161 Follow 2 down 3 work 4 spend 5 shape 6 supplements 7 well 8 avoid 9 early 10 bags 11 vaccinations


p181/ex181 guide 2 blind 3 partially 4 disabilities 5 hearing 6 wheelchair 7 crutches 8 stick 9 independent 10 carer

p181/ex191 alcoholics 2 prescription 3 trafficking 4 gaming 5 counselling 6 hooked

p181/ex201 take 2 high 3 overdose 4 rehab 5 come 6 therapy 7 cold 8 clean 9 cravings

p181/ex211 GP 2 surgery 3 nurse 4 symptoms 5 centre 6 urgent 7 home 8 pain 9 stroke 10 treatment 11 ambulance 12 paramedics 13 Emergency

p181/ex22

1 P H A R M A C Y

2 W A R D

3 S T R E T C H E R

4 F I R S T A I D

5 S U R G E O N

6 N U R S E

7 O P T I C I A N

p181/ex231 acupuncturist 2 psychiatrist 3 physiotherapist 4 anaesthetist 5 paediatrician


p182/ex21T 2F 3F 4T 5T

p182/ex31C 2A 3C 4A 5A 6B

p183/ex41 anxious 2 aggressive 3 hopeless 4 active 5 stressed 6 unable 7 medical 8 practical 9 scientific 10 successful

p183/ex51 unable 2 irresponsible 3 unreliable 4 incurable 5 impractical


p183/ex11A 2C 3B

p183/ex21B 2E 3C 4D

p183/ex31 acute tension 2 chronic distress 3 witch-doctor 4 perform miracles/ work wonders 5 treatment 6 medicinal leeches 7 sedentary lifestyle 8 take care of myself


CZYTANIEp184/ex1 Students’ own answers

p184/ex21E 2C 3B

p185/ex31 down 2 at 3 off 4 with 5 with 6 after

p185/ex41C 2D 3A

p185/ex51 chatted 2 sharp 3 mind 4 needle 5 turn 6 queued


p186/ex11B 2E 3D 4A

p186/ex21 fight 2 turn 3 make 4 going 5 get 6 cutting

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p187/ex2Suggested answers:1 Instead of preparing a presentation, we could record a video clip.2 I’m afraid I’m not too keen on your idea.3 I’m fine with your idea/suggestion.4 OK. Let’s do it your way if you insist. 5 So first, let’s agree on the topic and then look for some information about it. 6 I suggest you do the tests in a different hospital.7 I’m sorry but I think recording an interview in the hospital will be impossible.



p188/ex21B 2B 3A 4A

p188/ex31B 2C 3A 4B 5C

p188/ex41A 2A 3B 4A 5C


p189/ex1Suggested answers:1 He went to the clinic in order to have a check-up.2 Although he tried hard, he could not lose weight.3 I’ve never had such a rash before. / Never before have I had such a rash.4 The man in the ambulance refused to help me.5 When I was a child, I would fall ill every time I went outside in the winter.

p189/ex21 have just had my leg 2 cut down on 3 Jenny had a headache was 4 short of breath

p189/ex31 coming down with flu2 made me take 3 so that I could get 4 moment the ambulance is here


p190/ex2,3It’s been ages since you last heard from me.I am sorry I haven’t written for such a long time.Unfortunately, I fell off my bike and I was in hospitalfor a few days. Don’t worry – it wasn’t serious!I was cycling home from school when I hit a car.It wasn’t my fault. The driver hadn’t seen me and heturned right just in front of me. I couldn’t stop and I bumped straight into the car.An ambulance took me to hospital because I couldn’t walk. They took an X-ray and told me that my leg was broken. I had also broken two fingers. I had to stay in hospital.All the doctors and the nurses were very caring.However, I hated being in hospital. I got very bored.I’m glad I’m home now!


p191/ex1a) An elderly lady fell on the escalator. Her scarf had got caught in the escalator but instead of stopping, the escalator continued moving.In addition to this, I nearly slipped myself on the floor that had previously been cleaned. There was no warning sign.b)I hope that you close it to the public until you have either replaced or repaired it. Also, a member of the staff should have been close by to phone an ambulance.…your staff should be better trained in how to prevent accidents.I am sure that I am not alone in asking you to pay more attention to safety in the centre. You also need to have more staff available to help if accidents do happen.

p191/ex21 express my concern 2 issues 3 I was impressed by 4 I am appalled5 a fundamental aspect


p193/vocabulary overview1 unwell 2 picked 3 dizzy 4 headache 5 runny 6 sore 7 pharmacy 8 mixture 9 painkillers 10 sick 11 better 12 hurt 13 ambulance 14 paramedic 15 broken 16 injection 17 pain 18 plaster 19 crutches 20 wheelchair

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SŁOWNICTWOp194/ex11 archaeology 2 biology 3 astronomy 4 genetics 5 geology 6 oceanography 7 psychology 8 engineering 9 ecology 10 meteorology 11 anatomy

p194/ex21 archaeologist 2 biologist 3 astronomer 4 geneticist 5 geologist 6 oceanographer 7 psychologist 8 engineer 9 ecologist 10 meteorologist 11 anatomist

p194/ex3A6 hairdryer B5 microwave oven C7 digital camera D3 light bulb E8 photocopier F2 battery G9 remote control H4 satnav I1 binoculars


p195/ex51 influence 2 difference 3 charger 4 gadgets 5 tablet 6 wireless 7 controls 8 cordless 9 ready-cooked

p195/ex61 done 2 followed 3 kept 4 do 5 make 6 write up 7 reached 8 make

p195/ex71 discovery, development 2 experiments 3 inventions 4 predictions 5 survey

p195/ex81 hypothesis 2 exploration 3 diagnosis, examination 4 observation 5 proof 6 analysis

p195/ex91 test 2 compile 3 forecast 4 develop 5 report 6 register 7 clone

p195/ex101 charge your phone 2 dial a number 3 surf the Net 4 set the burglar alarm 5 take a photograph 6 replace the light bulb 7 press a button 8 record a programme 9 turn up the volume 10 switch off the engine

p195/ex111 switch off the engine 2 set the burglar alarm 3 charge your phone 4 replace the light bulb 5 turn up the volume 6 take a photograph

p196/ex121 manual 2 card 3 cartridge 4 batteries 5 headphones 6 socket1A 2D 3C 4E 5B 6F

p196/ex131 reply to 2 open 3 forward 4 start up 5 stream 6 connect to 7 copy 8 restart 9 edit

p196/ex14A5 speaker B1 screen C9 monitor D6 router E3 keyboard F8 mouse G7 mouse mat H10 headphones I2 PC computer J4 tablet computer

p196/ex15A11 print B8 cut C9 paste D13 undo E12 redo F7 font size G3 italics H6 bullets I5 upper / lower case J1 font name K2 bold L4 underline M10 highlight

p196/ex161 predictive 2 instant 3 stream 4 insert 5 minimise

p196/ex171 calls 2 conferencing 3 spreadsheets 4 browsing 5 smartphone

p197/ex181 broken 2 crashed 3 virus 4 deleted 5 losing 6 froze 7 signal 8 click 9 link 10 resend 11 application 12 processing 13 set

p197/ex191 bounced 2 server 3 catch 4 buffering 5 attachment 6 software 7 identity 8 protecting 9 date



p198/ex21B 2E 3A 4C

p198/ex31 on (4) 2 on (2) 3 over (3) 4 for (1) 5 up (2) 6 out (1)

p198/ex41C 2A 3B 4C 5B 6C

p198/ex51 electronic 2 science 3 interactive 4 futuristic 5 positive


p199/ex11D 2A 3C 4A 5B

p199/ex21A 2B 3C

p199/ex31 advancement 2 severe 3 the onset 4 cutting-edge 5 dimension 6 comprehensible 7 offer you an insight into 8 alleviate 9 come up with


p200/ex21C 2B 3B

p200/ex31B 2A 3A 4B 5B

p201/ex41B 2B 3C

p201/ex51 realistic 2 nightmare 3 speech 4 ignored 5 sharp


p202/ex11B 2C 3B 4B 5C

p202/ex21 raised 2 restrained 3 kidnap 4 smashed 5 alter


p203/ex2Suggested answers:1 This exhibition would be of interest to me because I want to find out more about archaeology. 2 I’d choose a programme about robots because it’d allow me to learn more about how they work.3 I wouldn’t pick a book about inventions simply because I am not interested in this subject.4 I think the invention of antibiotics was revolutionary because it has helped to save the lives of many people.


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p204/ex21 the Internet 2 an experiment 3 a subject 4 an icon 5 a website 6 a comment 7 a system 8 the files

p204/ex31A 2C 3B 4A 5C

p204/ex41B 2A 3A 4C 5C


p205/ex11 out 2 to 3 down 4 up 5 in

p205/ex21 to my father, 2 married with an owner, 5 borrowed me some money (from me) / borrowed lent me some money, 6 approve of

p205/ex31 wouldn’t have shut it down 2 whose idea it had been 3 is being carried out right now 4 ran out of time

p205/ex41 had my mobile (phone) stolen 2 he rings you 3 would have won 4 have been insisting on my studying/that I study


p206/ex21 It was on quite late2 I watched it because it was about a subject we’re dealing with at school at the moment. Also, I really admire the presenter of the show – Brian Penry. 3 The programme was all about the planets. He also talked about whether we shall ever send people to planets like Mars and if we could live there in the future.4 The programme was really inspiring.5 Brian Penry makes boring facts sound very interesting and you can see that he loves his subject! There were also some fantastic pictures of the planet Mars taken by a robot.6 If you like this programme, you’ll also love Brian Penry’s science documentary series about the history of space travel. It’s on TV4 on Sunday evenings and I strongly recommend it.

p206/ex3, 4, 1, 2, 3Students’ own answers

p209/vocabulary overview1 doing 2 measurements 3 keeping 4 do 5 findings 6 analyse 7 theories 8 gadgets 9 robot 10 remote 11 invent 12 make 13 send 14 processing 15 edit 16 save 17 websites 18 viruses 19 branch

p210/Słuchanie 1T 2T 3F 4F 5F

p210/Czytanie 1C 2D 3F 4B

p211/Znajomość środków językowych 1B 2A 3C 4B 5B


p212/Słuchanie 1D 2B 3C 4A 5B

p212/Czytanie 1C 2B 3B 4A

p213/Znajomość środków językowych 1 He can’t/couldn’t have left2 to call my parents 3 time I have seen4 up with the noise



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SŁOWNICTWOp214/ex11 fog 2 frost 3 shower 4 ice 5 storm 6 clouds 7 thunder 8 snow 9 lightning

p214/ex21 foggy 2 frosty 3 showery 4 icy 5 stormy 6 cloudy 7 thundery 8 snowy 9 lightning does not form an adjective by adding -y

p214/ex31 A climate B weather 2 A rose, reached B falls, dropped 3 A warm up B cool off 4 A chilly B freezing 5 A mild B humid

p215/ex41 heavy/torrential 2 torrential 3 baking 4 scattered/light 5 bitterly 6 thick 7 overcast/heavy 8 light 9 gale-force 10 dry


p215/ex6A2 leaf B4 flower C1 branch D7 bush E5 seed F3 grass G6 weed

p215/ex71 petal 2 trunk 3 stem 4 soil 5 twig 6 thorn

p215/ex81 tidy up 2 dug up 3 planted 4 sowed 5 pick 6 mow 7 trim 8 water 9 cut

p215/ex91 polar bear 2 parrot 3 deer 4 swan 5 shark 6 caterpillar 7 bat 8 monkey 9 dolphin

p216/ex101 mammals: whale, polar bear, fox, wolf, tiger, cow, deer, dolphin, donkey, goat, monkey, rabbit, hamster, bat2 birds: eagle, owl, penguin, swan, parrot3 fish: shark, trout4 reptiles: crocodile, snake, tortoise5 insects: caterpillar, butterfly 6 domestic animals: cow, donkey, goat, parrot, rabbit, hamster7 farm animals: cow, donkey, goat8 wild animals: whale, deer, polar bear, fox, wolf, tiger, dolphin, monkey, bat, shark, trout, crocodile, snake, tortoise9 animals not native to Poland: shark, crocodile, whale, polar bear, tiger, dolphin, donkey, tortoise, monkey, penguin, parrot

p216/ex111 an amphibian: frog, lizard2 a vicious animal: grizzly bear, coyote3 a bird of prey: falcon, eagle

p216/ex121 horse 2 bird 3 fish 4 cat

p216/ex131 badger 2 squirrel 3 dove 4 turtle 5 jellyfish 6 gorilla 7 leopard

p216/ex14

sea and coast inlandcliff beach sand cave shore ocean reef island

forest mountains valley field hill lake stream riverbank

p216/ex151 coast 2 island 3 beach 4 sandy 5 clifftops 6 caves 7 fields 8 forest 9 lake 10 hills 11 mountain


p216/ex17climate change global warming rising sea levels melting ice caps nuclear power acid rain greenhouse gases

p216/ex181 habitats 2 endangered 3 tipping 4 rid 5 landfill 6 fossil 7 pollution 8 sources

p217/ex191 get 2 invest 3 use 4 ban 5 reduce 6 recycle 7 increase 8 strengthen 9 develop

p217/ex201 up, down 2 up 3 up, out, for 4 up 5 off

p217/ex211 down 2 out 3 through, away 4 up 5 up

p217/ex221 hurricane 2 heatwave 3 flood 4 avalanche 5 eruption 6 tornado 7 tsunami 8 earthquake

p217/ex231 landslide 2 drought 3 blizzard 4 forest fire 5 ash cloud

p217/ex241 satellite 2 manned 3 moon 4 shuttle 5 Station 6 hole

p217/ex251 Neptune 2 Jupiter 3 Venus 4 Mercury 5 Mars 6 Earth 7 Saturn 8 Uranus

SŁUCHANIEp218/ex11 the power/strength of an earthquake2 our galaxy3 a blizzard4 it is extremely hot5 are there in the Solar System6 very strong winds7 pył wulkaniczny8 drought and flood9 the biggest planet


p218/ex31F 2F 3T 4T 5F

p218/ex41 in 2 in, – 3 about, on 4 with, without, – 5 to

p218/ex51A 2C 3E 4D

p219/ex61 extreme 2 natural / endangered 3 heavy / torrential 4 amazing 5 magnificent / spectacular


p219/ex11B 2A 3C

p219/ex21 make 2 anticipated 3 came 4 outweigh 5 raise 6 hit 7 see

p219/ex31D 2B 3A 4C

p219/ex4 than I’d originally anticipated scientists are paid handsomelybecome terribly irritable I’m totally opposed to a person who is directly affected Miraculously, I survived an awfully demanding job enjoyed that experience tremendously

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p220/ex21F 2D 3C 4B

p221/ex31 enormous 2 our bit 3 convinced 4 consequences 5 contribute to

p221/ex41C 2F 3E 4A

p221/ex51F 2D 3B 4A 5C 6E


p222/ex11C 2B 3A 4C

p222/ex21 undeniable 2 extracted 3 controversial 4 contaminated 5 toxic 6 converged 7 numerous


p223/ex2Suggested answers:1 I prefer the mountains to the seaside.2 I don’t mind rainy weather.3 I’d rather spend my holiday in a hot than cold climate.4 If it was up to me, we’d have summer all the time.5 I’m not too keen on hot weather.6 I just love it when there’s a rainbow in the sky.


ZNAJOMOŚĆ ŚRODKÓW JĘZYKOWYCHp224/ex1, 2, 3Students’ own answers

p224/ex41B 2A 3C 4A 5C

p225/ex51A 2B 3C 4A 5B


p225/ex21 living 2 length 3 succeeded 4 gift

p225/ex31 height 2 mysterious 3 delicacies 4 parental


p226/ex21 He took me to the coast …/ We were walking and swimming. 2 It’s very old. 3 great 4 lovely 5 I’m writing to tell you./I hope to hear from you soon.


p227/ex11A 2C

p227/ex2a) • We all know that we need shopping facilities close to our homes, but …• Supermarkets play a role in supplying us with food and drink and so on,

b)• Several local environmentalists gave speeches about how valuable it is

to have green areas for people in towns. They are good for us and they are vital for wildlife and plant

• There are too few open green spaces in our towns these days. Some children grow up knowing nothing at all about trees and animals.



p229/vocabulary overview 1 storms 2 floods 3 weather 4 heavy 5 spell 6 drought 7 watering 8 forest 9 wild 10 lake 11 chilly 12 star 13 coast 14 rubbish 15 to 16 habitats 17 species 18 sites 19 away 20 get

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SŁOWNICTWOp230/ex11 election 2 representatives 3 campaigning 4 term 5 eligible 6 wing 7 socialist 8 centre 9 policies 10 manifesto 11 polling

p230/ex2 1 Congress 2 Representatives 3 Senate 4 Democrats/Republicans 5 Republicans/Democrats 6 federal 7 state 8 president 9 monarchy 10 Members 11 Parliament 12 Commons 13 Lords 14 minister

p231/ex31 citizen 2 mayor 3 cabinet 4 politician 5 minister 6 opposition 7 city council

p231/ex41 stand 2 pass, raise 3 debating 4 vote 5 won 6 gave 8 fought

p231/ex51 electorate 2 civil servant 3 deputy 4 constituency 5 spin 6 ambassador 7 Chancellor

p231/ex61 coalition 2 information 3 reforms 4 terms 5 promises


p231/ex81 Union 2 Fund 3 Treaty 4 Countries 5 Health 6 Nations 7 Trade


p231/ex10 1 origins; formation 2 growth; resources 3 headquarters; communicable

p231/ex111 exploded, terrorists 2 fighting; civil 3 intervention 4 petition; protest; demonstrations 5 riots 6 forces

p232/ex121 mass; invasion 2 sanctions 3 Negotiations 4 civilians 5 surrender

p232/ex13 1 uprising 2 Troops; withdrawn 3 treaty 4 bullets, cannons

p232/141 burglaries 2 Kidnapping 3 murder 4 shoplifting 5 dealing 6 robbery 7 fraud 8 theft 9 vandalism 10 hacking

p232/ex151 burgle – burglar 2 kidnap – kidnapper 3 murder – murderer 4 shoplift – shoplifter 5 deal – dealer 6 rob – robber 7 commit fraud – fraudster 8 steal – thief 9 vandalise – vandal 10 hack – hacker

p232/ex161 of 2 from 3 of 4 for 5 for 6 with 7 to 8 by

p232/ex171 court 2 trial 3 jury 4 guilty 5 officer 6 alibi 7 witness 8 lawyer 9 judge 10 sentence

p233/ex181 hostages 2 victims 3 penalty 4 verdict 5 testify 6 ransom 7 custody 8 evidence

p233/ex191D 2J 3E 4F 5I 6H 7A 8B 9G 10C


p233/ex211 immigration 2 disability 3 homelessness 4 racism 5 unemployment 6 refugees 7 discrimination 8 poverty


p233/ex23 1 breadline 2 redistribution 3 accommodation 4 Freedom

p233/ex241 difficulties 2 sharply 3 bankrupt 4 debt 5 loan 6 behind 7 up 8 off 9 budget 10 without

p233/ex251 stock 2 value 3 recession 4 rates 5 markets 6 crash 7 inflation 8 currency 9 exchange 10 outlook 11 downturn


p234/ex21F 2F 3F 4T 5T

p234/ex31 I’m really impressed by your knowledge of flags.2 Girls this age don’t usually like politics, do they?3 I was surrounded by people discussing politics all the time.4 The embassy was regularly visited by heads of states.5 It’s really incredible how much flags can tell you about a nation.

p234/ex41B 2C 3B 4C 5B 6A

p235/ex51 government 2 minority 3 organisation 4 globalisation 5 presentation 6 tragedy 7 freedom 8 independence 9 truth 10 justice


p235/ex1 1A 2C 3B 4A 5C

p235/ex2 1 globalisation 2 what you eat every day 3 traditional family systems 4 the fact that women want greater equality 5 promoting equality

p235/ex 31D 2C 3E 4A

p235/ex41C 2F 3B 4D 5A 6E



p236/ex21C 2A 3E

p236/ex3 1D 2E 3A 4F 5C 6B

p237/ex41D 2B 3A

p237/ex5 1 nasty 2 raced 3 a real pain 4 put up with 5 was eager


p238/ex11E 2B 3A 4D

p238/ex2 1 rate 2 long term 3 would-be 4 tap 5 deterrent


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p239/ex2Suggested answers:1 I’m passionate about playing the guitar.2 The problem I’d like to find out more about is addictions among young people.3 I prefer reading newspapers to listening to the radio news.4 I hardly ever read about social issues.5 I take part in charity events on a regular basis.6 As far as I’m concerned, homelessness is the most serious social problem.

p239/ex3, 4, 5, 6Students’ own answers


p240/ex21 We use ’for’ with a period of time e.g. for a long time, for an hour, for three months, and ’since’ with a point in the past e.g. since 2007, since my birthday, since last March.2 He offered me an apple. He offered an apple to me. He provided me with some help. He provided some help to me. He provided help for me.3 No.4 e.g. set up a business; set off/out on a journey5 although = chociaż, pomimo że; so that = po to, aby; until = aż do, on condition that = pod warunkiem, że; while = podczas, gdy+ Students’ own answers

p240/ex31A 2B 3B 4C 5B

p240/ex41C 2B 3C 4C 5A


p241/ex11C 2A 3D 4A

p241/ex21C 2D 3A 4B

PISANIEp242/ex1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1Students’ own answers

p243/ex2 1 heard about 2 appalled 3 contribute 4 benefit 5 discriminate 6 workforce 7 beneficial



p245/vocabulary overview1 general 2 won 3 coalition 4 party 5 pass 6 Conservatives 7 councils 8 voted 9 uprising 10 monarchy 11 state 12 civil 13 republic 14 robberies 15 burglaries 16 arrested 17 thefts 18 court 19 bankruptcies 20 unemployment 21 debt 22 policies

p246/Słuchanie 1C 2A 3E 4B

p246/Czytanie 1D 2A 3C

p247/Znajomość środków językowych 1B 2C 3C 4B 5C


p248/Słuchanie 1B 2A 3C 4D 5C

p248/Czytanie 1D 2B 3A 4A 5C

p249/Znajomość środków językowych 1 It’s (high/about) time I changed2 I don’t fancy going3 wouldn’t have fallen4 There is no point (in) lying



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p250/ex11 San 2 Independence 3 Lincoln 4 Ivy 5 C 6 Obama 7 Niagara8 Virginia 9 Apple 10 L 11 Los 12 eagle 13 YSilicon Valley

p250/ex2Student A1 In northern California, USA.2 It is home to many of the world’s most renowned technological corporations such as Google, Apple, Mozilla, Intel or Facebook.3 Because the history and the success of Silicon Valley is closely connected with the work of the scientists and engineers from Stanford University.4 It’s the idea that everybody, no matter how poor, can achieve a lot through hard work and determination.Student B1 The highly successful American high tech sector.2 Its name comes from the high concentration of companies involved in making silicon chips for the computer industry.3 They were encouraged to set up their own businesses and become real entrepreneurs.4 William Hewlett and David Packard from Hewlett-Packard, Steve Jobs from Apple and Mark Zuckerberg from Facebook.


p250/ex4leading American educational institutions highly successful American high tech sector most renowned technological corporationsenormous potential of the areaincredibly prosperous innovatorsoutstanding innovation and research


p250/ex61 freedom 2 success 3 class 4 Independence


p251/ex81C 2E 3A 4F 5B 6D

p251/ex91 1955-2011 Steve Jobs’ dates of birth and death.2 Steve Wozniak – Steve Jobs’ friend, with whom he produced home-made calculators in the Jobs’ family garage.3 1000 – Steve Jobs used to say that his foster parents were his parents 1000%.4 Atari – The first company Steve Jobs worked for.5 2004 – The year when Steve Job was diagnosed with a malignant tumour in his pancreas.6 Pixar – Another company that Steve Jobs set up, which has produced a great number of blockbuster animated films.


p251/ex111 in northern California, USA.2 Atari3 The Declaration of Independence4 Google, Apple, Mozilla, Intel and Facebook5 his foster father6 Hewlett and Packard’s7 Apple Computer, Inc. and Pixar.8 Stanford University


p252/ex3the English: ginger hair, reserved, polite, sarcastic sense of humour, horrible food, great dessert makers, fanatical football lovers, the Welsh: ginger hair, sheep lovers, musically talented, fanatical about rugbythe Scottish: ginger hair, mean, men in skirts, horrible food, the Irish: ginger hair, into dancing, potato lovers

p252/ex41 the Scottish – horrible foodthe Welsh – musically talentedthe Irish – into dancingthe English – reserved2the English – great dessert makersthe Irish – into dancingthe Scottish – mean


p253/ex71B 2E 3F 4A 5D 6C

p253/ex81 slapstick comedy, satire, extreme sarcasm, wordplay (puns), and witty jokes about themselves, other nations and all subjects, including taboo issues told in a deadpan way2 Alan Bennett, Monty Python (with John Cleese and Michael Palin), Rowan Atkinson3 parrot4 the English sense of humour, the Queen, the Union Jack, double-decker buses, tea


p253/ex101 ginger hair, reserved, polite, sarcastic sense of humour, horrible food, great dessert makers, fanatical football lovers2 a humorous use of a word or words that sound the same but have different meanings3 Rowan Atkinson4 the Queen, the Union Jack, double-decker buses, tea5 humour which is based on physical actions like hitting each other or falling over rather than using language6 ginger hair, mean, men in skirts, horrible food7 Fawlty Towers, Mr Bean, ‘Allo ‘Allo!, The Office8 about a dead parrot

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p254/ex11A 2A 3NZ 4A 5NZ 6A 7A 8NZ 9NZ 10A 11NZ 12NZ 13A 14NZ

p254/ex2,31 ugg boots: originally worn as slippers, the name probably comes from ‘ugly’, at one point banned, worn as a sign of rebellion2 Cody Simpson: a pop and R&B singer, young but promising, won prizes, gives concerts all over the world, great success for a person from Down Under3 Vegemite: in 90% of homes, a brown paste for sandwiches, less salty and bitter than Marmite, eaten on toast with some cheese, lettuce or avocado, considered strange by foreigners4 sports: rugby, cricket, the Australian Open held in Melbourne every January, almost every year a new star discovered and a surprise victory 5 Australian English: a different accent, some different vocabulary, grammar structures and spelling rules, called Strine, some words present in British English

p254/ex41E 2D 3B 4F 5C 6A


p255/ex7• Edmund Hillary, Ernest Rutherford, Jane Campion, Peter Jacksonthe Kakapo, the Hector’s dolphin• 4 million people, less than 5 per cent of the population is human• golf and rugby are the most popular sports; New Zealand has wonmore Olympic gold medals per capita than any other country• Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungaho-ronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu


p255/ex91 Australia – Canberra, New Zealand – Wellington2 Melbourne3 ugg boots4 mosquito5 the Maori people6 Peter Jackson7 Australia – Aussies, New Zealand – Kiwis8 Strine


p256/ex21 Students’ own answers 2C 3D 4 Grammy Awards, American Music Awards, MTV Video Music Awards5A6A – Great BritainB – CanadaC – the USAD – IrelandE – Scotland7 A, B, C, E, F, G, H, J


p257/ex4A attached catchy B genre humorousC indigenous contemporary


p257/ex61 India 2 New Zealand 3 Hawaii 4 Ireland 5 Canada

p257/ex71, 2 metis dance – a traditional Canadian folk dance, the name comes from the aboriginal tribe in Canada, the main instrument is the violin, it’s rhythmicceili dancing – Irish dance, very fast and complex but enjoyable, can be danced in groups up to sixteen dancers, looks spectacular when the movements are well synchronised.

p257/ex81 battlefield 2 foot stamping 3 loud chanting 4 ceremonies 5 rugby 6 war

p257/ex9

noun verb

dance 3 3

perform 7 3

honour 3 3

highlight 3 3

go 3 3

gather 3 3

p257/ex10 1 Liverpool2 jazz3 South Africa4 a wind instrument5 mento, ska, dub, dancehall6 Jamaica7 at rugby matches8 Ireland

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p258/ex11 are you going 2 am meeting 3 Do you want 4 need 5 understand 6 ‘m doing 7 ‘m having 8 have 9 ‘s staying 10 Do you live 11 have 12 prefers 13 doesn’t have 14 makes

p259/ex21 do you think 2 love 3 am listening 4 play 5 is getting 6 always tells 7 think 8 is getting 9 Do you agree 10 do you remember 11 are going 12 are getting 13 leaves 14 am going

p259/ex31 am looking 2 am studying 3 enjoy 4 speak 5 is improving 6 want 7 do 8 play 9 go 10 am swimming 11 read 12 watch

p259/ex41 I never eat fish.2 At the moment my friend is spending / in Scotland at the moment3 Every Saturday morning I play tennis / with my friends every Saturday morning4 This week we are doing / about the environment this week5 My brother sometimes cooks dinner for the family. 6 Our teacher doesn’t usually give us much homework.7 Today we’re revising / the present tenses today.8 Do you always check new words in you dictionary?

p259/ex51 looks 2 shows 3 ‘re doing 4 ‘re working 5 ‘re all wearing 6 is standing 7 ‘s writing 8 seem 9 think 10 ‘re enjoying

p259/ex61 am meeting 2 are all going 3 need 4 are having 5 live 6 travel 7 are building 8 know 9 is trying 10 sings 11 go 12 like 13 has 14 is always chatting


p260/ex11 went 2 used to study 3 did you buy 4 did Gary say, didn’t hear 5 missed, was listening 6 weren’t 7 didn’t use to like 8 were watching, came

p261/ex21 was 2 wasn’t concentrating 3 was explaining 4 got 5 got 6 was having 7 lived 8 was always arguing 9 Did you have 10 spent 11 went 12 had read 13 had 14 came


p261/ex51 I was waiting for a bus when I saw my friend.2 Where were you going when I met you yesterday?3 I used to play football, but when I changed schools, I stopped.4 I hadn’t seen Jenny for a long time before we met again at a swimming competition last weekend.5 While you were watching TV I did the washing-up!

p261/ex61 drove 2 caught 3 took 4 was sitting 5 had 6 came7 was waiting 8 recognised 9 walked 10 smiled 11 said12 laughed 13 took 14 went 15 were walking 16 saw17 had never seen 18 was


p262/ex11 I’ve had, has been 2 I’ve been reading 3 I hadn’t seen4 I’d been waiting 5 already 6 I’ve been getting7 ‘ve been working 8 has broken up

p262/ex21 ’ve been 2 ’ve been skiing 3 Have you seen 4 haven’t had 5 ’s been6 ’d been training 7 hadn’t chosen 8 ’s been looking

p263/ex3Students’ own answers.


p263/ex51 have probably been eating 2 ‘ve just finished 3 has taken4 has made 5 ‘s been unwrapping 6 hasn’t expected

p263/ex61 ‘ve been having 2 ‘ve been spending 3 ‘ve been doing4 ‘ve seen 5 haven’t realised 6 ‘d intended 7 ‘d been thinking8 haven’t done 9 ‘ve been 10 ‘ve only just got 11 ‘ve had12 (have) looked 13 ‘ve been taking


p264/ex11G 2C 3H 4A 5F 6D 7E 8I 9B

p264/ex21 ‘ll do 2 I’m playing 3 going to learn 4 closes 5 have finished6 we’ll be studying 7 I’m going to sit 8 we’ll have been travelling9 I’ll phone 10 Shall I meet

p265/ex31 will you get 2 leaves 3 won’t wait 4 ’m going to set 5 ’re all meeting 6 ’ll be eating 7 ’re going to have 8 ’ll have finished9 ’ll be 10 ‘ll give 11 ‘ll answer


p265/ex51 will be 2 ‘ll be living 3 will have increased 4 won’t have5 won’t have 6 will be working and studying 7 ‘ll have been using


p265/ex71 is giving 2 ‘m going to do 3 ‘ll start 4 ‘ll do 5 ‘ll be looking 6 is coming 7 ‘s staying 8 is cooking 9 starts 10 ‘re both definitely going to watch 11 ‘m going to work 12 ‘ll have read 13 ‘ll probably be 14 ‘ll deserve


p266/ex1

Followed by to do Followed by -ingrefuse admitafford avoidallow thank forchoose missoffer spend timemanage keep

p267/ex21 doing 2 to go 3 to go 4 to get 5 to meet 6 to buy 7 to lend8 helping 9 meeting 10 to spend 11 calling 12 trying

p267/ex31 to invite 2 working 3 leave 4 exercising, warm 5 to receive6 to log, writing


p267/ex51 cycling 2 running 3 riding 4 listening 5 to learn 6 to study7 learning 8 to be 9 going 10 to spend 11 working 12 to improve

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p268/ex11 the 2 the – a 3 a – the 4 a a 5 the the 6 The – –7 The a the a

p268/ex21 a 2 a 3 the 4 the 5 – 6 – 7 – 8 a 9 The 10 a 11 the 12 – 13 a 14 the

p269/ex31 I had a great time at the party! Thank you. Pete gave me a lift home. The house was completely dark and quiet when I got home!2 I’ve met Brian in the shopping centre today. We’re having lunch together now. I’m going to buy a new coat later! See you on the bus tomorrow!3 I’ve just got the results of the maths test. I got all the answers right! I have the best results in class! It’s cool, isn’t it?4 I’ve got a couple of questions about the new project. Have you got a moment? If so, call me.

p269/ex41 the 2 a 3 an 4 the 5 – 6 the 7 – 8 the 9 – 10 the 11 a 12 – 13 the 14 a


p269/ex61 A 2 – 3 the 4 – 5 the 6 the 7 the 8 a 9 – 10 – 11 a 12 a


p270/ex11 much 2 any 3 There 4 enough 5 is 6 some 7 A few 8 too9 few 10 lots of

p270/ex21 There aren’t any free tables in the restaurant.2 There’s not enough time to finish the essay.3 Can you give me some advice?4 There’s not much furniture in the room.5 There are few chocolates left.6 There’s a music concert/event in the concert hall this evening.7 There were few apples on the tables.8 There was a lot of sugar in the cake.

p271/ex3 1 some 2 any 3 much 4 an 5 lot 6 enough 7 It’s 8 many9 some 10 few

p271/ex41 lot 2 few 3 some 4 lots 5 are 6 It’s 7 some 8 any 9 some 10 some

p271/ex51 little 2 any 3 couple / few / lot 4 any 5 much 6 lots 7 enough8 some 9 some 10 no


p272/ex11 better 2 more boring 3 the best 4 the worst 5 cleverest6 scarier 7 longer 8 most loyal

p272/ex21 earlier 2 slowly 3 lower 4 further 5 coldest 6 more carefully7 fast 8 illegally 9 easily 10 long

p273/ex31 well 2 too 3 such 4 a 5 much/far 6 as 7 how 8 enough 9 little/bit

p273/ex41 best 2 smaller 3 cosier 4 more interesting 5 better6 more beautiful 7 fresher 8 healthier 9 further 10 more expensive


p273/ex6 1 more 2 much 3 earlier 4 as 5 so 6 than 7 too 8 what 9 such


p274/ex11 myself 2 yours 3 each other 4 other 5 this 6 yourself 7 her8 children’s

p275/ex21 anywhere 2 was 3 another 4 either 5 them 6 Each 7 Mine8 Another 9 Neither 10 my

p275/ex31 anyone 2 somewhere 3 myself 4 all 5 something 6 everything7 nothing 8 Each 9 none 10 either 11 my 12 each 13 yourself


p275/ex6 1 it 2 No one 3 everybody 4 Each 5 both / all 6 themselves7 each other 8 anybody/anyone 9 somewhere 10 something11 both


p276/ex11 I apologise for being late.2 This bag belongs to me.3 I’ve just heard from Karen.4 I needed to prepare for our holiday.5 I agree with you!6 I suffer from a lot of headaches.7 Pete invited me to his party.

p276/ex21 at 2 at 3 in 4 at 5 on 6 During 7 in 8 at


p277/ex11 in 2 after 3 over 4 up 5 up 6 after

p277/ex21B 2B 3C 4B 5A

p277/ex31 5 6


p278/ex11 should 2 shouldn’t / can’t / mustn’t 3 Can/Could/Will4 had to 5 can

p278/ex21 don’t have to 2 needn’t have rushed 3 Will 4 might 5 can’t6 Can 7 ought to

p279/ex31 You don’t have to bring anything to the party.2 You should not stay in bed so long!3 You must not leave your bicycle outside this gate.4 We don’t have to wait for Suzi. She’s going to be late.5 Could you give some advice about a problem I have?6 He must have gone home by now.7 We didn’t need to write an essay, thank goodness!8 I dare not ask Mr Barnes for extra time for my homework.

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p279/ex4 1 should 2 can’t 3 have to 4 could 5 need 6 should 7 can’t8 ‘ll have to 9 should 10 mustn’t 11 will 12 better

p279/ex5 Students’ own answers.

p279/ex61 must be 2 must know 3 might be 4 might have decided5 must be 6 might have been taken 7 can’t have been taken8 might/may rain


p280/ex11 After 2 because 3 However 4 In spite of 5 so that 6 while 7 Although 8 whereas 9 so

p280/ex2 1 when 2 whose 3 which/that 4 which/that 5 who/that 6 where

p281/ex31D 2ND …, who is in line for the throne, ... 3D 4D 5D 6ND …, who was called Mitsy, …

p281/ex4 1 (that)

p281/ex51B 2E 3F 4C 5D 6A


p281/ex7 1 which/that 2 where 3 who/that 4 which/that 5 where6 who 7 which/that 8 which


p282/ex11 (that) she had donated some money to the conservation charity.2 (that) the teacher was going to give them some extra lessons on computer programming.3 (that) he would see her for lunch in the cafeteria.4 (that) she didn’t really like going round exhibitions.5 (that) she had visited Frank in hospital the previous afternoon.6 (that) she hadn’t been working when Jane had phoned.7 (that) he wouldn’t have finished the essay by Friday.8 (that) he wasn’t going to vote in the elections the next/following month.

p282/ex2had been thinking about improving our local health centre for a long time because it didn’t suit the needs of all the patients in the area. He also said that the year before, they had received over a hundred complaints about the service. The doctor said that they were going to make a few changes. He said that doctors’ working hours would be different and there would be a range of different phone numbers to use to contact them more easily. He also said that Matt Dawson had designed a leaflet that set out the changes clearly and they hoped it would be very useful.

p283/ex31 He asked me if I would wait/to wait for him after school.2 Mum asked us what time we planned on leaving the following / the next morning.3 Dad asked me how many times I had failed that exam.4 A friend asked me if I could give/to give her a lift home after the concert the following / the next Friday.5 The teacher told us not to be late for the start of the lecture that afternoon.6 My sister asked me if she should do the online research for our project that night.

p283/ex4 1 He asked me where I had bought that scarf and I said I had bought it in the market and it had cost ten pounds.2 He asked me what I had thought of the exam we had had the week before/the previous week and I said I had made a real mess of the questions and I didn’t think I had passed.3 He asked me how long I would be staying in New York and I said we were supposed to be staying there for three days before travelling on to Los Angeles for a week.4 He asked me what the teacher had said about the trip the following / the next day as he hadn’t been listening and I said we had to get to school by 8.30 and we needed to bring a packed lunch.5 He asked me if I had booked our concert tickets yet as it was getting a bit late and I told him not to worry and that I would book them that evening.

p283/ex51 where she was going2 I had thought she had had a science test that day3 asked me not to tell anyone4 was going to meet Grant for a coffee5 were going to the cinema6 said she had told the teacher that she had to go to the dentist’s7 not to worry8 would pretend that I hadn’t seen her9 told her to enjoy the film!10 if I could tell you what she was doing11 she might be late for your tennis match12 (that) I would


p283/ex71 when he’d started playing2 who had encouraged3 whether he enjoyed playing4 his plans for the future were5 how he had grown up6 sports teacher had noticed his skill7 he was happy that he’d moved8 he missed being9 hoped to go back


p284/ex11 eat, get2 ‘ll fall, ‘re not3 get, ‘ll be able to4 wouldn’t behave, were5 ‘d checked, wouldn’t have taken6 would have won, hadn’t entered

p284/ex21C 2B 3F 4D 5E 6A

p285/ex31 If I didn’t feel sick, I could go on long car trips.2 If I had known the programme was on, I would have watched it.3 If I had enough money, I would buy those boots.4 If I don’t revise tonight, I won’t pass the test tomorrow./If I didn’t have to pass the test tomorrow, I wouldn’t need to revise tonight.5 Unless Jack behaves better at school, they’ll expel him.6 If you hadn’t come to the party, I wouldn’t have known anyone (else) there.


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p285/ex5 1 knew 2 spoke 3 would have ordered 4 would have run5 didn’t know


p285/ex71 you are 2 there are 3 we’ll meet 4 ‘ll have to 5 had signed up6 would have been 7 are thinking 8 will be 9 would have


p287/ex11 was directed2 was discovered3 has been sent4 will be published5 is being redecorated, can’t be used6 should have been delivered

p287/ex21 Two boys have been arrested for vandalising the school property.2 The politician was being interviewed when she suddenly became ill.3 This poem was written by Oscar Wilde when he was in prison.4 These chocolates must be produced in Switzerland – they are so good!5 The tests will have been marked by the end of the week.6 No one is allowed to eat sandwiches in the classroom.

p287/ex3 AThe 2.30 train to Waterloo has been cancelled and passengers who are waiting for this train are asked to go to Platform 2 to take the 2.45 train instead. Any ticket types will be accepted on the train. The train is expected to be very crowded and therefore the first class carriages can be used by any ticket holders. Refreshments will be sold on this train.BThe history exam will be held in Room 102. Students are asked to leave their bags outside the exam room before entering it. All mobile phones should be switched off. The question papers will be distributed once all the students are seated. No one will be allowed to leave the exam room during the exam. At the end of the exam, all the papers will be collected. Then students will be permitted to leave the exam room. A list of the exam results will be put up on the notice board on 5th June.

p287/ex4 1 is having curtains made / has had curtains made2 had my teeth checked3 needs to have his computer repaired4 have my hair styled5 hasn’t had the grass cut6 will have had my room redecorated


p288/ex1 (tryb łączący)1 that we go to a hotel on the beach.2 that we get the 9.30 train because it was less crowded.3 that your dad return this form by noon at the latest.4 that Elsie contact the office immediately.5 that you take out insurance before travelling.6 that everyone arrive before 9.15.7 that we/I pay the bill the next / the following day..

p288/ex2 (tryb łączący)Students’ own answers

p288/ex1 (inwersja)1 Never have I had such a busy day.2 No sooner had I opened my book than the cat jumped on my knees.

3 Not until I got home did I realise I had lost my phone.4 Seldom does the government reduce taxes.

p288/ex2 (inwersja)Students’ own answers

p288/ex3 (inwersja)Students’ own answers

p289/ex11 had 2 you went 3 Jack had given 4 you didn’t eat 5 it would stop 6 you lived 7 they had offered 8 you hadn’t told

p289/ex21 I wish I wasn’t/weren’t so tall.2 It’s (high) time they stopped playing on the computer.3 I wish/If only the teacher would talk to Pia about her attitude in class.4 I’d rather you didn’t go to this restaurant.5 I wish / If only I had gone to the music festival with Ned and Sara.


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Documents

Matura Repetytorium 2015 SB Answer Key