WorldEnglishIntro

AnswerKeyUnit1GrammarA2.is;3.am;4.are;5.is;6.isB2.HernameisLeila.;3.HisnameisMr.Aoki.;4.TheirnamesareJanandTim.C2.I’mDiego.;3.You’reRebecca.;4.They’reAshleyandHana.ListeningB2.T;3.F;4.T;5.TC3.Thisismymother.HernameisElena.DPedro;father;Elena;sisterE2.husband;3.grandparents;4.sister;5.JoseManuel,ElenaPronunciationAfather,sister,Rick,RobertBrown,mother,brother,Rose,MaryBrownDescribePeopleA2.c;3.a;4.e;5.dB2.Isshetallwith(red/black/brown/gray)hair;3.Yes,sheis./No,sheisn’t/she’snot.;4.IsshemarriedReadingB1.mother;2.black;3.pretty;4.five;5.long;6.sonC1.a;2.b;3.a;4.b;5.aBeforeYouWatchA1.polarbears;2.malegorilla;3.meerkats;4.femalelion;5.leopardWhileYouWatchA1.F;2.T;3.F;4.FB1.long;2.big;3.pretty;4.maleUnit2VocabularyA2.artist;3.engineer;4.chef;5.taxidriver;6.doctor;7.banker;8.architectGrammarA2.is,isnot;3.is,isnot;4.isnot,is;5.isnot,isB2.an,T;3.an,F;4.a,T;5.an,T

C1.Hannahisn’t/’snotataxidriver.She’sadoctor.3.Dae‐Jungisn’t/’snotanartist.He’sachef.ConversationAsingleListeningB Michelle Carlos SalimHowoldishe/she? 35 43 34Whatishis/herjob? artist taxidriver architectIshis/herjobinteresting? yes no yesPronunciation:NumbersA1.sixty;2.fourteen;3.thirty;4.seven;5.eighteenB1.three,two;2.sixteen,sixty;3.three,fifteen,eleven,five;4.twenty‐sevenPronunciation:ContractionswithbeA1.sheisn’t,She’s;2.theyaren’t,They’re;3.It’s,Itisn’t;4.they’renot,TheyareLanguageExpansionA1.China;2.England;3.Brazil;4.Chile;5.Mexico;6.Russia;7.India;8.EgyptGrammarA1.IsChinaabigcountry?;2.TheUnitedStatesisabigcountry.;3.Russiaisacoldcountry.;4.IsEgyptahotcountry?;5.Japanisasmallcountry.B2.No,itisn’t.It’sasmallcountry.;3.No,itisn’t.It’sacoldcountry.;4.Yes,itis.;5.No,itisn’t.It’sadrycountry.ConversationACairo,EgyptReadingB1.Poland;2.farmers;3.Germany,England;4.Mexico;5.maize,beans;6.married,(small)childrenC1.No,theydon’t.(TheycomefromPoland.);2.No,itisn’t.(It’scoolandwet.);3.Yes,itis.(Itis55hectares.);4.Yes,heis.;5.No,heisn’t.(Heisamaizefarmer.);6.Yes,itis.BeforeYouWatchA1.Theyrescuepuffins.;2.Yes,itis.WhileYouWatchA1.F;2.T;3.F;4.T;5.TB1.getlost;2.leave;3.throw;4.lookfor

Unit3VocabularyAbedroom,bathroom,bedroom,bathroom,kitchen,diningroom,livingroom,bedroomB1.downstairs;2.swimmingpool;3.bedroom;4.garageGrammarA1.Thereis;2.Thereare;3.Isthere;4.thereare;5.thereisn’tB1.Thereisabiggarage.;2.Thereisn’tacloset.;3.Isthereaswimmingpool?;4.Aretheretwobathrooms?;5.Therearetwobedrooms.C2.Isthereaswimmingpoolinthebackyard?;3.Aretherestairsinyourhouse?;4.Isthereagardeninthefrontyard?;5.Aretherethreebedroomsinyourhouse?;6.Isthereaclosetinthebedroom?ConversationAYesListeningA1.3,Joe;2.2,Heidi;3.1(Itisthelivingroom,too),Li;4.7,AliB1.d;2.c;3.a;4.bC1.F;2.T;3.F;4.FPronunciation Endsin/s/sound Endsin/z/sound Endsin/iz/soundgardens apartments garages bathrooms kitchens houses closets LanguageExpansionKitchen Diningroom Livingroom Bedroomstove,refrigerator,microwave,table,chair

table,chair sofa,armchair,coffeetable,bookcase,lamp,TV

bed,bookcase,lamp,TV

GrammarB1.in;2.in;3.on;4.nextto;5.underConversationAItisunderherbag.

ReadingA1.T;2.T;3.F;4.TC1.jobssmallapartments;2.thecountrysidecities;3.expensiveaffordable;4.houseapartment;furnituretechnologyWritingAstove;dining;nextto;bedroomsTEDTalksVideoReviewBeforeYouWatchvillage;Sea;fishermen;artists;paint;artWhileYouWatchA1.c;2.e;3.a;4.b;5.dB1.F;2.T;3.T;4.F;5.FBeforeYouWatchA1.work;2.dance;3.hangout,relax;4.exercise;5.guestB1.d;2.b;3.e;4.c;5.aC1and2WhileYouWatchanarchitect abedroomakitchen adiningroomanoffice agarden__adoctor agym__agarage __aswimmingpoolAfterYouWatchA1.space;2.convert;3.guests;4.folds;5.homesB1.d;2.a;3.b;4.cC1.countrysidecity;2.bighousessmallapartments;3.havedon’thave;4.ateacheranarchitect;5.adiningspaceanoffice;6.kitchenlivingroom;7.guestbedroomstudio;8.AntarcticaAnswerswillvary.Sampleanswers:theUnitedStates/China/Mexico/BrazilUnit4VocabularyA1.book;2.notebook;3.dictionary;4.bag;5.pen;5.watch;7.backpack;8.wallet;9.ring;10.necklace;11.glasses;12.keysGrammar

A1.b/c;2.a/d;3.a/d;4.b/cB2.Isthatyourbook?;3.Isthisyourhouse?;4.Aretheseyourdogs?;5.Isthatyourbookbag?ConversationAabook,adictionary,apen,andabraceletListeningA1.F;2.T;3.T;4.FB1.anotebook,adictionaryandaWorldEnglishbook;2.awallet;3.acellphonePronunciationA /i/sound /I/soundthis these heat hit his he’s sheep ship B1.sheep;2.eat;3.this;4.seat;5.liveLanguageExpansionB2.cellphone,smartphone,computer,audioGrammarA2.have;3.have;4.have;5.hasB2.DoesAlisonhaveabighouse?,shedoes.;3.Doyouhavemykeys?,Idon’t.;4.DoesAkihavealaptop?,shedoes.;5.DoMarioandDanhaveanapartment?,theydon’t.ConversationAsmartphoneReadingB1.T;2.T;3.T;4.T;5.TC1.Yes,theydo;2.Shehasalotofjewelry;3.Yes,theyare;4.Helovesher;5.No,itisn’tWhileYouWatchAjewelry,pot,plate,painting,skullB1.old;2.skulls;3.slow;4.paintings;5.interesting

AfterYouWatchA1.b;2.c;3.a,dUnit5VocabularyA2.It’stwelvethirty/halfpasttwelve.;3.It’sfourfifteen/aquarterafterfour.;4.It’stwoforty‐five/aquartertothree.;5.It’stenthirty/halfpastten.BAnswerswillvary.Sampleanswersshown.1.6:00;2.6:30;4.8:00;4.12:30;5.5:00;6.10:30GrammarA2.start;3.don’ttake;4.don’thavelunch;5.finishes;6.takesB2.Helendoesnotstartworkateighto’clock.;3.Wehavelunchatonethirty.;4.Itakeashowereverymorning.;5.Paulfinishesworkatfiveo’clock.;6.Myfatherstartsworkatnight.ConversationAabouteleveno’clockListeningAphotographerB1.photographer;2.6:00a.m.;3.12:00(noon);4.intheevening/at8:00p.m.GrammarA1.c;2.e;3.a;4.b;5.dConversationAShechecks(herboss’s)e‐mail,makesphotocopies,goestothebank,andtravels.ReadingA1.teacher;2.pilot;3.filmmaker;4.photographer;5.student;6.explorerC1.makefilms;2.thenightsky;3.Peopleeverywhereseeherwork.;4.scientists;5.tohibernateWritingAtravelagent;9:00;5:00;clients;10B1.(wildlife)filmmaker;2.everyday,MondaytoFridayandtheweekend;3.makefilms,filmwildlife,travel,shareinformationBeforeYouWatchA1.blackjaguar;2.elephant;2.sealion;4.toothache;5.teeth;6.mouthWhileYouWatchA1.sometimes;2.sometimes;3.sometimes;4.never;5.always

Unit6VocabularyC1.theartgallery;2.NationalLibrary;3.bankGrammarA1.cross;2.turn;3.walkB1.onthecornerof;acrossfrom;between;acrossfromConversationAtoasupermarketListeningA

LanguageExpansionA

GrammarA1.haveto,haveto;2.Do,do;3.Does,hasto;4.Does,doesn’t;5.haveto,don’t

BAnswersmayvary.2.Ihavetohurry;3.Hehastogetreadyforbed;4.Youhavetoseeadentist;5.ShehastobuyanewoneConversationAtwothirtyReadingB1.b;2.b;3.c;4.b;5.aBeforeYouWatchAcrater;magma;lava;lavalake;eruptionWhileYouWatchA1.b;2.e;3.f;4.a;5.d;6.cTEDTalksVideoReviewBeforeYouWatchA1.camera;2.books;3.helicopter;4.tools;5.brushB1.e;2.c;3.d;4.b;5.aWhileYouWatchAa.4;b.1;c.2;d.3AfterYouWatchA1.d;2.c;3.a;4.bB1.T;2.F;3.F;4.F;5.TD1.c;2.d;3.e;4.b;5.aE

Job Uses Where Like Don’tLikeTaxiDriver car streets Professor books university,school WildlifeFilmmaker camera mountains,forest PersonalAssistant photocopy

machineoffice

WildlifePhotographer camera forest,mountains Pilot plane airport Unit7VocabularyA2.playingtheguitar;3.cooking;4.reading;5.listeningtomusic;6.shopping;7.goingtothemovies;8.goingforawalkGrammar

A1.Charlieisplayingtheguitar.;2.MarianisnotwatchingTV.;3.IsAshalisteningtomusic?;4.WhatisJureading?ConversationAlisteningtomusicListeningA

B1.He’stalkingonthephone.;2.No,sheisn’t.;3.She’smeetingsomeclients.;4.No,sheisn’t.;5.She’swatchingTV.;6.She’sdriving./She’stalkingonthephone.;7.He’sdriving.C1.Sorry,can/couldyouspeakup?;2.Whoiscalling/speaking,please?;3.Can/CouldIcallyouback?;4.Can/CouldIleaveamessage?PronunciationAChecked:2.sheep;3.share;4.chip;5.cash;6.shop;7.shoesLanguageExpansionA1.swim;2.playsoccer;3.rideabike;4.playvolleyball;5.ski;6.iceskate;7.playgolf;8.playtennisGrammarB1.Canyou,can;2.Can,hecanConversationAShecanplaytheguitar,ski,andiceskate.

ReadingB1.afamoussoccerplayer;2.264million;3.Yes,theycan.;4.aball;5.Answerswillvary:Anyonecanplayit./Youcanplayitanywhere./Youonlyneedaball.WritingAAnswerswillvary.Sport:baseball;Can:throwtheball,useyourhands,useabat;Can’t:kicktheball,tackleotherplayers,throwtheballatplayersontheotherteamWhileYouWatchACircle:exercise;fun;thechallengeB1.Scotland;2.Edinburgh;3.yes;4.torideoverabridgeAfterYouWatchA1.d;2.a;3.b;4.c;5.eUnit8VocabularyB1.shoes;2.coat;3.sweatersGrammarA2.Could/CanIseesomeredshoes,please?;3.Can/CouldIpaybycreditcard,please?;4.Can/CouldItryonthegreensweater,please?;5.Could/Canyoubringasize7,please?ConversationAwhiteListeningA

B1.Conversation2;2.Conversation1;3.Conversation2;4.Conversation3;5.Conversation4C1.b;2.a;3.e;4.c;5.dLanguageExpansionA2.gray;3.darkpurple;4.pink/darkpinkscarf;5.orangeT‐shirtConversationAblackT‐shirtReadingB1.b;2.d;3.e;4.a;5.cC1.T;2.T;3.T;4.F;5.FWritingAAnswerswillvary.…andblackglobes.Shehasablackskirton.Shealsohasablackbag/purse.Sheiswearingapinkblouseandalightgreenskirt.Shehasredandyellowfabricinherhair.BeforeYouWatchA1.b;2.a;3.d;4.e;5.cWhileYouWatchA1.F;2.F;3.TB1.worldwars;2.inthe19thcentury.;3.afterWorldWarII.;4.12,000threads.;5.custom‐made.

Unit9VocabularyA

GrammarA1.any;2.any;3.any;4.some;5.some;6.some;7.someB1.There’ssomecoffeeonthetable.;2.CouldIhavesomechocolateicecream?;3.Wedon’thaveanyfruitjuice.;4.Dowehaveanyfish?;5.Therearesomeeggsnexttothemilk.ConversationAcoffeeandchocolateicecreamListeningA

PronunciationA Fullform Reducedform1.pastaandsalad 2.pastaandsalad 3.fruitjuiceandcereal 4.fruitjuiceandcereal 5.chocolatecakeandicecream 6.chocolatecakeandicecream

LanguageExpansionACountnouns(pluralending–s) Non‐countnounsoranges,apples,potatoes,eggs,bananas,cookies,carrots,tomatoes

rice,lettuce,broccoli,cabbage,bread,meat,fish,beans,cheese,yogurt,butter,milk,candy

GrammarA1.Howmany;2.Howmuch;3.Howmuch;4.Howmany;5.HowmuchConversationAnoReadingC1.gardens;2.desert;3.fooddesert;4.UnitedStates;5.growtheirownfood;6.vacantlotsWritingA1.f;2.e;3.c;4.g;5.d;6.a;7.bBeforeYouWatchAFastfood Slowfoodhamburger,pizza,hotdogs,Frenchfries cheese,fish,mushrooms,fruitWhileYouWatchA1.no;2.cheeseandmushrooms;3.no;4.keepgoodliving,goodfood,family,andfriends;5.aspecialcheeseAfterYouWatchFromtoptobottom:eathealthyfood;takeanapintheafternoon;getmoreexercise;spendtimewithfriendsandfamilyTEDTalksVideoReviewBeforeYouWatchAGardenPlants OtherFoodscarrots icecreamtomatoes pastaoranges hamburgerslettuce candybeans pizzaB1.grow,garden;2.fooddesert;3.plant;4.vacantlot;5.volunteer;6.gardener

WhileyouWatch__supermarkets wheelchairs __clothingstores CentralParkseedsmoneyRonFinley’ssons__orangetreesvolunteerschildren__soccergamefarmers’marketAfterYouWatchA1.fooddeserts;2.Food,food;3.vacantlots,tomatoplants;4.greenbeans;5.Gardening,strawberries;6.grow,eatB1.T;2.T;3.F;4.F;5.F;6.TCAnswerswillvary.

Problem Howgardeninghelps1.SomepeopleinSouthCentralL.A.areunhealthybecauseofapoordiet.

Morehealthyfoodisavailable.

2.Peopledonothaveaccesstofresh,healthyfood.

Gardenscanbelocal,soeveryonecangetfood.

3.Thecityhastoomanyvacantlots. Thelandisbeingusedforsomethinghelpful.

4.Kidsdonothaveasustainablewayoflivingorhealthyhabits.

Gardeninggiveskidshealthyfoodandteachesthemhowtoworkhardfortheircommunity.

Unit10VocabularyB1.sick;2.well;3.OK;4.great;5.terribleGrammarA1.b;2.d;3.c;4.e;5.aB1.do;2.feel;3.doyoufeel/areyoufeeling?;4.feel;5.helooksConversationAherheadhurts(andshefeelssick)ListeningAPatient1 Patient2

kneehurts,armhurts,headache,foothurts

cough,stomachache,fever

B1.d,e,f;2.b,d,e,f;3.d,h;4.a,c,d,gPronunciationByou,toothache,hurt,here,problemLanguageExpansionA1.takesomepainreliever;2.takesomepainreliever,liedown,gotobed,seeadoctor;3.takesomecoughmedicine,seeadoctor;4.takesomepainreliever,seeadentist;5.takesomepainreliever,liedown,gotobed,seeadoctorGrammarA1.d;2.a;3.b;4.e;5.cB1.Youshouldtakesomepainreliever/liedown/seeadoctor.;2.Youshouldseeadoctor/gotobed.;3.Youshoulddrinksometea/liedown.;4.Youshouldtakesomecoughmedicine.ReadingB1.T;2.F;3.F;4.F;5.TBeforeYouWatchA1.fighter;2.dies;3.lookafter;4.antibioticsWhileYouWatchA1.slowlyquickly,F;2.T;3.thefluaninfection,F;4.TAfterYouWatchAAnswerswillvary.Self‐esteem:love,education,success,ajobSocial:love,family,friends,ajobSafety:medicine,shelterBasicneeds:food,water,shelterUnit11VocabularyA1.gotoagame;2.haveabarbecue;3.gotothemovies;4.goouttoeat;5.haveaparty;6.haveafamilymealGrammarA1.areyougoingto,amgoingto;2.Areyougoingto,aregoingto;3.areCourtneyandMingoingto,aregoingtoConversation

AMay21ListeningB1.NewYear’sDay;2.IndependenceDayC1.Therearetoomanypeople.;2.stayhomewithherfamily;3.toaparty;4.godowntownandwatchthefireworks;5.sixo’clockPronunciation Fullform Reducedform1.We’regoingtohaveaparty. 2.We’regoingtohaveaparty. 3.I’mgoingtogotoParis. 4.I’mgoingtogotoParis. 5.They’renotgoingtocome. 6.They’renotgoingtocome. LanguageExpansionA1.b;2.e;3.a;4.f;5.d;6.cGrammarA1.Iwouldliketobeamusician.;2.WhatwouldEleanorliketobe?;3.Wouldyouliketobeadoctor?;4.Dengwouldliketostudymedicine.;5.Whatwouldyouliketobe?BAnswerswillvary.2.Heisgoingtobeadoctor.;3.Iwouldliketostudyinformationtechnology.;4.Wearegoingto(seethefireworks).;5.Theywouldliketobemusicians.;6.Answerswillvary.ConversationAalawyerReadingAAnswerswillvary.B1.a;2.b;3.c;4.b;5.cWritingA1.savesomemoney;2.inviteherfriends;3.findagoodcoach;4.haveafamilymealWhileYouWatchA4,2,3,1,5B1.poor;2.champion;3.family;4.winUnit12Vocabulary

A1.leave;2.come;3.stay;4.returning;5.goGrammarA1.IlivedinAmsterdam.;2.Theyarrivedtoday.;3.WhendidJennyarrive?;4.Didyoulivewithyourparents?;5.IwenttoEnglishclassintheevening.B1.left;2.didyoustay;3.didn’t,lived;4.arrivedC1.Whendidyouarriveatschool?;2.Didyoucometoschoolbybus?;3.Didyoudoyourhomework?;4.Whendidyouleavehome?ConversationAfiveyearsagoListeningA1.AlbertEinstein;2.SalmaHayek;2.JerryYang;4.AlbertPujolsB1.T;2.F;3.T;4.FC1.inSwitzerland;2.heraunt;3.1994;4.2007PronunciationA /d/ending /t/ending /Id/ending1.returned 2.moved 3.wanted 4.traveled 5.cooked 6.stayed 7.lived 8.walked LanguageExpansionA1.Wesoldthehouse.;2.Weboughtthetickets.;3.Wedidn’tpack.;4.Wedidn’tgetpassports./Ididn’tgetapassport.;5.Wesoldthecar.;6.Wedidn’tclosethebankaccount.;7.Wedidn’thaveagoing‐awayparty.;8.Westoppedthemail.GrammarA1.Didtheyhaveagoing‐awayparty?;2.Didyousellthehouse?;3.DidIanbuythetickets?;4.Didweclosethewindows?;5.Didtheypacktheirthings?B1.Didyou,did;2.answerswillvary,didn’t;sell/buy,theydidn’tConversationACanadaReadingB

WethinkthatmodernhumansappearedinAfricaabout200,000yearsago.Buttheydidn’tstayinAfrica.TheymigratedoutofAfricatotheMiddleEastandthentotherestoftheworld.Throughouthistory,peoplehavemigratedfromoneplacetoanother.People,itseems,liketomove. Sincethe17thcentury,manyEuropeanpeoplemovedfromEuropetotheAmericas.TheyleftSpainandPortugalandmovedtoSouthAmerica. ManyNorthernEuropeansmigratedtoNorthAmerica.IntheUnitedStates,mostpeoplearrivedinNewYork.SomestayedontheEastCoast,butmanypeoplemigratedtotheWestCoastusingwagontrains. So,whydopeoplemove?First,thereiseconomicmigration.Peoplemovetofindworkandagoodlife.Second,thereisforcedmigration.Peoplemovebecauseofwars;itisnotsafetostayintheirhomes. Ofcourse,manypeopledon’tmigrate.Theystayinthesameplacealltheirlives.Butpeopleliketovisitdifferentcountriesontheirvacations.People,itseems,justliketomove.C1.inAfrica;2.totheMiddleEast;3.fromtheEasttotheWest;4.Peoplemovetofindwork/agoodlife.;5.Peoplemovebecauseofwars.BeforeYouWatchA1.fragile;2.spectacle;3.forest;4.Logging,destroy;5.preserve;6.environment,disasterWhileYouWatchA1.T;2.F;3.F;4.T;5.FTEDTalksVideoReviewBeforeYouWatchB1.a;2.d;3.e;4.c;5.bC1.brilliant;2.imagine;3.obvious;4.block;5.assumptionWhileYouWatchA4,3,1,2AfterYouWatchA1.F;2.F;3.T;4.T;5.TB1.asked;2.imagined;3.paid;4.was;5.noticed