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11 At the library 2
12 At the dig 8
13 At the castle 13
Units 1–3 Revision 18
14 At the museum 20
15 At the theatre 25
16 At the restaurant 30
Units 4–6 Revision 35
17 At the animal rescue centre 37
18 On Bell Street 42
19 At the adventure sports centre 47
Units 7–9 Revision 52
Festivals 54
Sarah PhillipsKirstie Grainger Nick Beare
2nd EDITION
Photocopy Masters Book
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Incredible English 2nd Edition 5 PHOTOCOPIABLE © Oxford University Press 2 Unit 1
Speaking task11Pupil A
Ask your partner and label your picture. Use these words and phrases.
hob kettle mixer tap
What does mean?
How do you say in English?
Pupil B
Ask your partner and label your picture. Use these words and phrases.
oven tray sink microwave
What does mean?
How do you say in English?
oven
hobtap
tray
mixer
sink
microwave
kettle
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Grammar table11Complete the grammar table. Use the dialogue to help you.
Affirmative
There
was a cake .
some crisps.
Negative a band.
weren’t .
Questions
there
a CD player?
?
Were ?
any sweets?
Short answers Yes, there . , there wasn’t.
Yes, were. No, there .
What was there at the party?
Was there a CD player?
Were there any presents?
Was there a magician?
Were there any sweets?
Yes, there was.
No, there wasn’t.
Yes, there were.
No, there weren’t.
There was a cake. There were
some crisps. There wasn’t a band.
There weren’t any balloons.
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4 Unit 1 Incredible English 2nd Edition 5 PHOTOCOPIABLE © Oxford University Press
Story playscript11The first question
1 Write the words and phrases in groups.
next to the door I’m not sure a second keyboard I don’t know five minutes
I haven’t got a clue on the shelf half an hour under the table
a minute mouse I’ve got no idea on the table
2 Choose words and complete the playscript.
3 Now act out the play.
Meg: Look! The Red Wolves are here.
Oli: Come on. Let’s go in.
Rav: Let’s find a librarian.
Meg: Excuse me. Can you help us?
Librarian: Certainly.
Oli: We have to answer a question. How long is the equator?
Librarian: . But I can help you find out.
Librarian: That’s strange. I was here
ago. There were some geography
CDs .
Meg: Where are they now?
Rav: Oh look! The Red Wolves have got them.
Librarian: Why not look on the internet?
Meg: Brilliant! Come on! Here’s a computer.
Rav: But there isn’t a .
Librarian: There was a next to the
computer. I saw it! Look in the big encyclopedia.
It’s over there, .
Oli: Look. I’ve found the answer!
Meg: The equator is 40,075 kilometres long.
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Unit 1 5Incredible English 2nd Edition 5 PHOTOCOPIABLE © Oxford University Press
Vocabulary record11Topic: Things we read
word or phrase part of speech meaning example
dictionary n
How do you spell ‘library’?
I don’t know. Let’s look in the
dictionary.
n
I used an encyclopedia to do my
homework yesterday.
leaflet n
This leaflet is about the
swimming pool.
My mum likes magazines.
website n
notice n
There is a notice in our
classroom.
comic
n
newspaper n
We usually buy a newspaper on
Sundays.
You can find the capital city of a
country in an atlas.
poster n
Parts of speech
n = noun
v = verb
adj = adjective
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Book review11
6 Unit 1
(name)
What is the title of the book?
Who is the author?
What kind of book is it?
What is the book about?
What is your opinion of the book?
a book of folk tales
a historical story
a story about …
This is a great book.
I really like it.
I quite like this book.I recommend it.
exciting
I don’t recommend it.I think this book is …
boring
funny
I don’t like this book.
an adventure storya funny story
interesting
a detective story
You should read it!
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Incredible English 2nd Edition 5 PHOTOCOPIABLE © Oxford University Press Unit 1 7
1 Read the words and sentences for a concept map about television. Match them with the main ideas.
words and sentences main ideas of the concept map
You can learn a lot.
It can stop you doing other activities.
turn on
remote control
There are a lot of adverts.
change (the channel)
funny cartoons
Good things about television
Bad things about television
Verbs we use to talk about television
screen
Parts of a television
2 Work in groups of three. Choose another activity. Use the ideas below
or your own ideas. Make a giant concept map.
computer games
sport
reading
the internet
3 Give a short talk about your concept map.
11 Using a concept mapUsing a concept map
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Speaking task22
8 Unit 2
Ask questions to guess which box your partner has chosen.
1 Choose a box. Write the number of your box on a piece of paper. Don’t show your partner.
2 Play in pairs. Take turns to ask your partner a question.
3 The winner is the person to guess correctly first.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9 10
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Complete the grammar table. Use the dialogue to help you.
AffirmativeThey
could make tools.
.Negative couldn’t
QuestionsCould
cook?
?
Short answers , they could. No, they .
Grammar table22
Unit 2 9
What could Neanderthals do?
Could they cook?
Could they write?
Yes, they could.
No, they couldn’t.
They could make tools
from stone, wood and bone.
They couldn’t sew.
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Story playscript22Lunch at the dig
1 Write the words in groups.
jug 1000 fly knife 550 cow sheep swim 200 plate chicken 250
rabbit spoon run 100
2 Choose words and complete the playscript.
3 Now act out the play.
Oli: I’m starving! I want my lunch.
Meg: We haven’t got time for that. Let’s look at these things first.
Meg: The label says this is
years old.
Oli: This is older.
Rav: Yes, look. It’s years old.
Red Wolves girl 1: I think they’ve got the answer.
Red Wolves boy: We have to stop them!
Red Wolves girl 2: Let’s play a trick on them! Look! Look!
It’s a dinosaur bone!
Red Wolves girl 1: This dinosaur could .
It couldn’t .
Red Wolves boy: This bone is very old. It’s the oldest thing here!
Oli: You’re right about this animal. It could .
Meg: But it wasn’t a dinosaur.
Red Wolves girl 1: Well, what was it?
Rav: It was someone’s lunch! It was a !
Meg: The oldest thing is the .
Voice on the phone: That’s correct. Well done.
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Incredible English 2nd Edition 5 PHOTOCOPIABLE © Oxford University Press Unit 2 11
Vocabulary record22Topic: Kitchen items
word or phrase part of speech meaning example
plate nThere weren’t any sandwiches on
the plate.
cup n
saucer This cup is on a saucer.
mug n
You always put soup in a bowl.
fork n
n
n This bottle is full of water.
vase Let’s put these flowers in a vase.
n Would you like a glass of water?
spoon n
jugWhat’s this jug made of?
It’s made of pottery.
Parts of speech
n = noun
v = verb
adj = adjective
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1 Look at these Stone Age painting and drawing materials. Match the materials with the pictures.
1
2
3
4
a
c
b
d
2 Draw your own picture using the Stone Age painting techniques.
12 Unit 2
22 The Stone Age meets the 21st CenturyssssssssssssttttttThe Stone Age meets the 21st Century
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Unit 3 13Incredible English 2nd Edition 5 PHOTOCOPIABLE © Oxford University Press
Speaking task33Pupil A
Ask about these places. Complete the map.
swimming pool castle hotel library supermarket
Pupil B
Ask about these places. Complete the map.
chemist hospital theatre museum church
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Grammar table33Complete the grammar table. Use the dialogue to help you.
AffirmativeHe
watched TV.
to the shops.
NegativeHe
basketball.
a sandwich.
Questionshe
climb a tree?
a CD?
Short answers Yes, . , he didn’t.
Tell me about Sam.
Did he climb a tree?
Did he buy a CD?
Yes, he did.
No, he didn’t.
He watched TV. He didn’t play
basketball. He went to the shops.
He didn’t eat a sandwich.
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Story playscript33The Snowfox diamond
1 Write the words and phrases in groups.
kitchen moat Good for you map Brilliant magazine river garden leaflet
lake Great hall newspaper Well done
2 Choose words and complete the playscript.
3 Now act out the play.
Rav: We need to find the grandfather clock.
Oli: Oh look. This is where you can see the Snowfox diamond.
Guard: Help! Somebody’s taken the Snowfox diamond!
Meg: Look! The thief swam across the .
Rav: Did he climb through the window?
Meg: Yes, he did. He took the diamond.
Oli: And then he went out of the door.
Rav: Let’s follow him.
Oli: Stop, Rav. He didn’t go that way. Look at the
footprints.
Rav: Oh yes. He ran across the .
Oli: There he is! Look, he’s behind a .
Grab him!
Policeman: , kids!
Policewoman: This is Lily Lightfingers, the international jewel thief.
Meg: Oh! The thief is a woman!
Meg: We caught her!
Oli: Yes. And look – here’s the grandfather clock!
Rav: And there’s a sign over the door. It says ‘Room 14’.
Meg: The grandfather clock is in room 14.
Voice on the phone: That’s correct! Wait for the next text message.
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Vocabulary record33 Parts of speech
n = noun
v = verb
adj = adjectiveTopic: Places in a town
word or phrase part of speech meaning example
church nWhere’s the church, please?
Go straight ahead. It’s on the right.
castle n
My father works in a police
station.
museum nIn the museum there are some very
old plates and bowls.
They bought some apples at the
market.
chemist n She didn’t go to the chemist.
hotel
restaurant nWould you like to eat in a
restaurant with us tonight?
n
hospital n
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33 A Roman numbers gameA Roman numbers game
1 Fill in the empty squares. Then play a pairs game.
LXXV CL 416 832
MM DCCCXXXII 150 1351
XCVIII MCCCLI 75 14
XIV CDXVI 2000 m
2 Have a Roman numbers race! See how quickly you can order the Roman numbers.
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18 Units 1–3 Incredible English 2nd Edition 5 PHOTOCOPIABLE © Oxford University Press
Revision1–31–3Pupil A
Music Days
1 Read the conversation and add the details to the poster.
I went to the Redlands Music Day at the weekend.
Yes, there was. There were three orchestras.
Yes, there were. There were six.
No, there weren’t. But there was a dancing
competition and a folk group.
That’s interesting. Were there any rock bands?
Were there any films about music?
Was there any classical music?
2 You went to the Magic Music Day at the weekend. Answer your partner’s questions. Tell your partner what you saw.
The Magic Music Day Ten rock bands Six folk groups Two jazz bands Twenty-two films about music Six classical orchestras Singing competition
I went to the Magic Music Day at the weekend.
Yes, there were. There were ten rock bands.
That’s interesting. Were there any rock bands?
3 What did your partner see at the International Sounds Day? Ask questions. Complete the poster.
I went to the International Sounds Day at the weekend.
Yes, there were. There were ...
That’s interesting. Were there any folk groups?
4 Look back at page 9 in your Activity Book. Write a list of questions. Write a review of your Music Day.
What kind of music was there? What bands played? Did you like the music?
The International Sounds Day
rock bands
jazz bands
classical orchestras
folk groups
films about music
competition
Redlands Music Day
rock bands
classical orchestras
Four jazz bands
competition
Folk
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Revision1–31–3Pupil B
Units 1–3 19Incredible English 2nd Edition 5 PHOTOCOPIABLE © Oxford University Press
Music Days
1 Read the conversation and add the details to the poster.
I went to the Redlands Music Day at the weekend.
Yes, there was. There were three orchestras.
Yes, there were. There were six.
No, there weren’t. But there was a dancing
competition and a folk group.
That’s interesting. Were there any rock bands?
Were there any films about music?
Was there any classical music?
2 What did your partner see at the Magic Music Day? Ask questions. Complete the poster.
I went to the Magic Music Day at the weekend.
Yes, there were. There were ...
That’s interesting. Were there any rock bands?
3 You went to the International Sounds Day at the weekend. Answer your partner’s questions. Tell your partner what you saw.
The International Sounds Day
Two rock bands Five jazz bands Two classical orchestras Fifteen folk groups Ten films about music Songwriting competition
4 Look back at page 9 in your Activity Book. Write a list of questions. Write a review of your Music Day.
What kind of music was there? What bands played? Did you like the music?
The Magic Music Day
rock bands
jazz bands
classical orchestras
folk groups
films about music
competition
Redlands Music Day
rock bands
classical orchestras
Four jazz bands
competition
Folk
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Incredible English 2nd Edition 5 PHOTOCOPIABLE © Oxford University Press 20 Unit 4
Speaking task44Play the game. Collect a set of cards.
1 Play in groups of 3 or 4. Divide the cards between the players.
2 Decide which set you want to collect (Craft items, Food, Kitchen items or Things to read).
3 Take turns to ask and answer. If a player asks you for a card and you have got it, you must give it to the player.
4 The first person to have a complete set of four items is the winner.
Craft items Craft items Craft items Craft items
Things to read Things to read Things to read Things to read
Food Food Food Food
Kitchen items Kitchen items Kitchen items Kitchen items
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Grammar table44Complete the grammar table. Use the dialogue to help you.
Where
you
go?
?
go with?
What see ?
When ?
I went to the wildlife park.
arrived at about ten o’clock.
I with my mum and my brother.
I hippos, zebras and giraffes.
We when it closed.
Where did you go on Saturday?
What time did you arrive?
Who did you go with?
What did you see?
When did you leave?
I went to the wildlife park.
I went with my mum and my brother.
We arrived at about ten o’clock.
I saw hippos, zebras and giraffes.
We left when it closed.
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Story playscript44Grippy glue
1 Write the words and phrases in groups.
paper clip nasty hands arms juice battery horrible milkshake feet
stapler knees disgusting yoghurt
2 Choose words and complete the playscript.
3 Now act out the play.
Meg: Come on, let’s look at the exhibition. It’s about inventions.
Rav: What did this man invent?
Oli: The .
Meg: What’s this invention?
Rav: It looks like !
Oli: Don’t be silly! It’s called Grippy Glue. It’s the strongest
glue in the world.
Oli: Oh no! It’s the Red Wolves.
Rav: They know where the answer is.
Oli: Quick, follow them!
Oli: Help! My are stuck.
Meg: Come on. We must help Oli.
Rav: But what about the Red Wolves?
Meg: It doesn’t matter. Let them go.
Meg: Pull!
Oli: Look. That man invented the sandwich. He’s the
Earl of Sandwich.
Meg: It was the Earl of Sandwich!
Voice on the phone: Yes, that’s right. Well done!
Oli: Yuck! This glue is !
Red Wolves girl 2: Oh no! They found the answer!
Rav: Better luck next time!
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Vocabulary record44 Parts of speech
n = noun
v = verb
adj = adjectiveTopic: Craft items
word or phrase part of speech meaning example
string n Can you pass me the string, please?
tape
card nI am making a model house out of
card. Do you want to help me?
I’m making a big wheel. I need some
wire.
glue n
paint n I’ve got some yellow paint.
paintbrush nWe use paintbrushes for
painting.
nCan I have some drawing pins,
please?
paper clips
straws n
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Incredible English 2nd Edition 5 PHOTOCOPIABLE © Oxford University Press 24 Unit 4
1 Look at the timeline and talk about Jack’s family.
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
My mother met my father.
My parents got married.
I started at Hillview school.
I was born.
We moved to a
new house.
My sister Karen
was born.
My parents gave me a bicycle
for my birthday.
2012I had my first class with
Miss Jacobs.
His mother met his father … years ago.
2 Draw a timeline about your family. Draw or cut out the pictures you need.
3 Talk about your family. I was born 11 years ago.
44 A picture timelineA picture timeline
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Speaking task55Complete the class survey.
1 Write the housework jobs. Write one more job and draw a picture.
2 Ask your friends and complete the columns with names. Don’t use the same name more than twice.
Housework jobsThese people have
to do this job.These people don’t have
to do this job.
make your bed
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Grammar table55Complete the grammar table. Use the dialogue to help you.
Affirmative I/He/She wasreading.
drawing.
playing.
making a model.
You/We/They
NegativeYou/We/They weren’t
Questions
Tom
he/sheplaying?
writing?
talking?Cho and Ben
they
Whatwas
Meg
?
you/they
Short answers
Yes, he/she was. No, he/she .
Yes, you/they were. No, you/they .
What were you doing at two o’clock?
What was Meg doing?
Was Tom playing?
What was he doing?
Were Cho and Ben talking?
What were they doing?
No, he wasn’t.
No, they weren’t.
He was writing
in his notebook.
They were making a model.
I wasn’t drawing on the board.
I was reading my book.
She wasn’t reading. She was
drawing in her notebook.
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Story playscript55Murder mystery
1 Write the words and phrases in groups.
cooking the dinner uncle quarter to nine cleaning the kitchen Fantastic
half past six grandma dad watering the plants Excellent
mum Brilliant washing the car eight o’clock
2 Choose words and complete the playscript.
3 Now act out the play.
Meg: Quick! This way. In this door.
Oli: Is it OK to go in here?
Meg: Yes, my knows the manager.
(On stage …)
Detective: Mrs Bridges, what were you doing
at last night?
Mrs Bridges: I was .
Detective: And what about Agnes? What was she doing
at ?
Mrs Bridges: She was with me, sir.
She was .
Detective: There’s only one person with no alibi.
Milly: Mr Pitt! Mr Pitt killed Mr Trent!
Red Wolves girl 1: ! We’ve got the answer!
Audience: Sshh!
Meg: Oh no. I can’t get a signal for the phone!
Oli: Wait, Meg! The play isn’t finished!
Detective: No, you’re wrong. Mr Pitt was with me!
Mr Pitt: So Milly killed Mr Trent!
Red Wolves girl 1: Oh no! It wasn’t Mr Pitt.
Rav: You were too quick.
Meg: Milly killed Mr Trent!
Voice on the phone: That’s correct.
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Vocabulary record55 Parts of speech
n = noun
v = verb
adj = adjectiveTopic: Housework jobs
word or phrase part of speech meaning example
do the washing up v + n I have to do the washing up every
evening.
make the dinner v + n
My dad always puts out the rubbish.
tidy the living room v + n
vacuum the carpet
clean the windows v + nWere you cleaning the windows at
three o’clock yesterday?
Don’t forget to make your bed!
water the plants
v + n
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1 Stretch elastic bands over three different-sized pots like the ones in the pictures.
long medium length short
2 Pluck the elastic bands. Is the sound high, medium or low? Fill in the chart.
My results
long
medium
short
3 Pull the band to make it tighter or looser. Is the sound higher or lower? Do the same thing with each pot.
loosetight
My results
tighter
looser
4 Make musical instruments with different elastic bands and pots. Can you a play a tune?
55 aking music ith elastic bandsMaking music with elastic bands
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Speaking task66Do a restaurant role play.
1 Work in groups of three or four. You need one waiter/waitress card and two or three customer cards and the menu for each group.
2 Read the menu and your role card. Imagine your character.
3 Practise your role play. You can make your desk look like a restaurant table.
4 Show your role play to the class. You can film it too!
❧ ❧The Incredible RestaurantMenu
Main coursesChicken saladPizza with ham
Baked potato and saladTomato soup
DessertsStrawberry yoghurtChocolate cakeApple pie with ice cream
DrinksHot chocolateBanana milkshake
✿✿✿❀✿✿✿
You are a waiter or a waitress.
You are tired, you have got a bad headache
and your feet hurt.
You are a waiter or waitress.
This is your first day at work. You are nervous.
You like the job very much.
You are a customer.
It’s your birthday and you want a good meal.
You like pizza, chocolate cake and milkshake.
You are a customer.
It’s raining outside and you are cold and wet.
You want some hot soup and a hot drink.
You are a customer.
You are vegetarian, you don’t eat meat.
You are a customer.
You like to eat healthily. You like salad,
chicken, fruit and yoghurt.
You are a customer.
You are in a hurry. Your bus leaves in
30 minutes. You want a sandwich or a salad.
You are a customer.
You are very hungry. You want pasta or pizza.
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Grammar table56Complete the grammar table. Use the dialogue to help you.
Countable nouns
Affirmative He’s got
There are
too many
drawing pins.
paper clips.
straws.
enough
Negative He hasn’t got
There aren’t
Questions
How
paintbrushes
paper clips
drawing pins
are ?
has he got?
does he ?
Uncountable nouns
Affirmative He’s got
There’s
too paint.
glue.
card.Negative He hasn’t got
There isn’tenough
Questions
How
paint
string
card
is there?
has he ?
does he need?
Making a castleMaterials2 sheets of card, 10 paper clips, 12 drawing pins, 3 straws, 2 paintbrushes, 200 ml black paint, 50 ml glue, 2 metres of string
How many paintbrushes does he need?
How much card has he got?
How many paper
clips are there?
How many drawing
pins has he got?
How much paint is there?
Two paintbrushes.
He’s got enough card.
There’s too much paint.
There are too
many paper clips.
He hasn’t got enough
drawing pins.
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Story playscript66Mrs Midge’s world-famous pies
1 Write the words and phrases in groups.
great rabbit lamb in the fridge fantastic on the wall beef onions
in the cupboard potatoes wonderful mushrooms
chicken carrots on the shelf brilliant
2 Choose words and complete the playscript.
3 Now act out the play.
Rav: Where is Midge’s Restaurant?
Oli: Here it is. Let’s go in.
Meg: Excuse me. Are you Mrs Midge?
Mrs Midge: Yes, I am. Can I help you?
Rav: Yes please! We need to answer a question. ‘How much does
a pie weigh at Midge’s Restaurant?’
Mrs Midge: Oh! I don’t know. I haven’t got any pies left. But I’m
going to make one now. You can help me!
Mrs Midge: Here’s the recipe. And here are the ingredients.
Oli: Flour, , …
Meg: Oh. We haven’t got enough .
Mrs Midge: Yes, we have. There are lots of .
Look !
Oli: Stop, Rav! You’ve got too much flour!
Rav: Oops!
Rav: Wow. Mrs Midge’s world-famous pie!
Oli: Mmm. It looks .
Meg: It weighs one and a quarter kilos.
Red Wolves girl 1: Oh no! We’re too late.
Mrs Midge: But you’re just in time for some pie.
Rav: Do you want some?
Red Wolves boy: Yes, please!
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Vocabulary record66 Parts of speech
n = noun
v = verb
adj = adjectiveTopic: Food and drink
word or phrase part of speech meaning example
lamb stew n I love lamb stew!
strawberry ice
creamn
Can I have some strawberry ice
cream, please?
sausages We’ve got too many sausages!
Would you like some salad?
n
baked potato n
mashed potato n
They cooked the roast beef for two
hours.
Chips aren’t very good for you, but
they taste very nice!
banana milkshake n
vegetables n Let’s make a pie with vegetables.
n
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1 Label the parts on this food package.
a name
b weight / volume
c description
d picture
e nutrition information
f where it comes from
2 Design a new package.
1 Choose a package.
2 Choose a suitable food or drink.
3 Choose a name for your product.
4 Describe your product.
5 Make a large copy of the package.
6 Draw your design for the package.
3 Write the nutrition label for your package. Use the word pool to help you.
calories, protein, carbohydrate, sugars, starch, fat, fibre, salt
Nutrition information
In one portion In 100g / 100ml
12
4
3
56
66 Food packagesFood packages
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A visit to a theme park
1 Read about Tom’s visit to Ocean World. Complete his route on the map.
2 Where did your partner go? Ask questions. Draw your partner’s route on the map.
Where did you go first?
Did you go to the coral reef?
Where did you go next?
I went to the shark pool.
Yes, I did.
3 Answer your partner’s questions about your visit.
4 Look back at page 25 in your Activity Book. Write a leaflet about the theme park.
When did you go to Ocean World?
Did you have lunch in the underwater restaurant?
What did you buy?
What did you do there?
What did you do after lunch?
We went there on Tuesday.
No, we didn’t. There were too many people. We had lunch in the snack bar.
I bought some postcards. Then we went home. It was a great day!
First we went to the shark pool and then we looked at the tropical fish.
We swam in the tropical swimming pool. It was amazing! After that we went to the shop.
Key
= Your route
= Tom’s route
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A visit to a theme park
1 Read about Tom’s visit to Ocean World. Complete his route on the map.
2 Answer your partner’s questions about your visit.
Where did you go first?
Did you go to the coral reef?
Where did you go next?
I went to the shark pool.
Yes, I did.
3 Where did your partner go? Ask questions. Draw your partner’s route on the map.
4 Look back at page 25 in your Activity Book. Write a leaflet about your theme park.
When did you go to Ocean World?
Did you have lunch in the underwater restaurant?
What did you buy?
What did you do there?
What did you do after lunch?
We went there on Tuesday.
No, we didn’t. There were too many people. We had lunch in the snack bar.
I bought some postcards. Then we went home. It was a great day!
First we went to the shark pool and then we looked at the tropical fish.
We swam in the tropical swimming pool. It was amazing! After that we went to the shop.
Key
= Your route
= Tom’s route
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Speaking task77Play a guessing game.
1 Play in groups of two or three.
2 Place the pile of cards face down in the middle of the desk.
3 Take turns to choose a card. Don’t show the card to your friends. Describe the animal on your card.
4 If they can guess the animal, your group gets one point.
5 The group with the most points after 8 minutes is the winner.
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Grammar table77Complete the grammar table. Use the dialogue to help you.
Affirmative I am
play volleyball.
do homework.
go to the park.
have a party.
You/Weare
She/He
Negative I am not
You/We/They
She/He isn’t
Questions you/we/they do homework?
have a party?Is
Whatyou/we/they
do?she/he
Short answers Yes, I am.
Yes, she/he is.
Yes, they are.
No, I’m not.
No, .
No, they .
We aren’t going to have a party.
We are going to go to the park.
What is she going to do?
Is she going to do her
homework tomorrow?
Are they going to have
a party tomorrow?
What are they going to do?
No, she isn’t.
She’s going to play volleyball.
They’re going to go to the park.
No, they aren’t.
I am going to play volleyball.
I’m not going to do my homework.
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Story playscript77The church tower
1 Write the words and phrases in groups.
Let’s go the window the door a fox the museum Come with me
an owl the castle a hawk the floor a mouse the wall
the animal
rescue centre
a pigeon the ceiling Follow me
2 Choose words and complete the playscript.
3 Now act out the play.
Meg: Look! The other teams are going to get
to before us.
Rav: Oh no. They’re going to win!
Oli: I’ve got an idea. . We can use my
binoculars to see .
Meg: Then we can read the message.
Rav: You’re a genius, Oli!
Meg: Ssh. What’s that noise?
Oli: It’s creepy.
Rav: I don’t like this. You’re NOT a genius, Oli!
Oli: Perhaps it’s .
Rav: You’re kidding. That isn’t .
Rav: Can you see the message? What does it say?
Oli: It says ‘Animal Welfare day. Be kind to animals today!’
Voice on
the phone: Well done, that’s the right answer.
Rav: Wow! It’s !
Oli: Look out! It’s going to crash into .
Meg: Poor thing. It’s hurt.
Rav: We should take it to the animal rescue centre. Come on!
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Vocabulary record77 Parts of speech
n = noun
v = verb
adj = adjectiveTopic: Woodland animals
word or phrase part of speech meaning example
blackbird nThe blackbird arrived on the
fifteenth of February.
nWhat’s that?
I think it’s a squirrel.
hawk n
caterpillar
hedgehog nA hedgehog is a mammal and it’s
got four legs.
fox
badgerA badger eats worms and
insects.
n What does a deer eat?
n
Is the snail going to climb the wall?
pigeon n
robin n
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1 Cut out the game pieces.
2 Stick one set of game pieces on the food chain.
caterpillar robin hawk
snail blackbird owl
leaves and stems
3 Play the game.
1 Put a leaves and stems counter on the Start square.2 Throw a dice and move your counter clockwise.3 If you land on a square with the next animal above you in the food chain, the animal eats
you. Change your counter for the new animal and carry on playing.4 The player who reaches the top of the food chain first is the winner!
77 The Food Chain GameThe Food Chain Game
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Speaking task88Do a survey. Ask your friends and complete the table.
Name Ideal job Why?
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Grammar table88Complete the grammar table. Use the dialogue to help you.
Questions Short answers
Is
he
American?
Yes,
is.
No, he
isn’t.
Has got a helmet? . hasn’t.
Can ride with no hands? . can’t.
ride for the USA? does. .
Was happy? was. wasn’t.
Did win the race? did. didn’t.
Could talk to the crowd? could. couldn’t.
Are in England?
Yes, they
are.
No,
aren’t.
Have got flowers? have. haven’t.
Can hear the music? can. .
Do speak English? do. don’t.
happy? . weren’t.
have chocolates? did. .
Could take photos? could. .
Has he got a personal helmet?
Can he ride with no hands?
Does Rob Rider ride for the USA?
Tell me about the race. Did
they have chocolates?
Were they happy?
Could the fans take photos?
Yes, he can.
?
No, he doesn’t.
Yes, he has.
?
Yes, they were.
No, they couldn’t.
No, they didn’t.
Rob Rider
The Canadian Motorcycle Race winners
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Story playscript88Firefighter Patch
1 Write the words and phrases in groups.
yard important hall clean the station lucky goat
garage fight fires dog rescue people horse
kitchen parrot wear a uniform intelligent
2 Choose words and complete the playscript.
3 Now act out the play.
Meg: Excuse me. We’re looking for Firefighter Patch. Is he here?
Firefighter 1: Yes, he is. I saw him in the station a minute ago.
Meg: He isn’t here.
Oli: Perhaps he’s in the .
Rav: Look. I think there’s a here.
Meg: Hello. Is Firefighter Patch out here?
Rav: We can’t find him anywhere.
Firefighter 2: You’re looking at him. This is Patch.
Meg: Oh! Patch is a !
Firefighter 2: Yes, but he works for the Fire Service.
Oli: What do you mean?
Firefighter 2: He’s our pet. He’s very !
He lives in the fire station.
Oli: What does he have to do?
Rav: He has to !
Oli: Does he ?
FF: No, he doesn’t. But he rides in the fire engines.
Rav: He’s a very !
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Vocabulary record88 Parts of speech
n = noun
v = verb
adj = adjectiveTopic: Jobs
word or phrase part of speech meaning example
artist n An artist paints pictures.
secretary n
nA shop assistant usually works
inside.
nI want to be a mechanic when I grow
up.
bus driver n
cook The cook’s hat is white.
nA waitress is very busy every
evening.
cleaner
n A builder wears a very hard hat.
police officer nA police officer has to wear a
uniform.
firefighter
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1 Cut out these shapes.
2 Follow these instructions to tessellate the shape.
Move the top shape like this.
Now start a new row underneath. Place your next shape like this.
Put one shape on top of the other.
Put another shape on top and move it like this.
1 2
3 4
Continue to tessellate the rest of the shapes. Try to tessellate them in different directions.
3 Make other shapes with four sides and tessellate them.
88 TessellationsTessellations
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Speaking task99Discuss the sports and put them on the diagram.
1 Complete the diagram with your opinion of these sports. Complete the title with your name.
hiking (h) snowboarding (s) go-karting (g) rock climbing (r)
canoeing (c) windsurfing (w) ice skating (i)
’s diagram
easy
difficult
safe dangerous
2 Compare with your partner. Discuss and then complete this diagram with four of the sports that you agree on. Complete the title with your names.
and ’s diagram
easy
difficult
safe dangerous
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Grammar table99Complete the grammar table. Use the dialogue to help you.
AffirmativeI/You/We/They
have
’ve
climbed a rockface.
tried canoeing.
been mountain biking.
He/Shehas
NegativeI/You/We/They
have
He/She’s
Questions you
we
they ever
sailing?
a horse?
windsurfing?he
she
Short answers Yes, he/she . No, he/she hasn’t.
Yes, I/You/We/They have. No, I/You/We/They .
I’ve tried canoeing.
I’ve been mountain biking.
I’ve never ridden a horse.
We’ve climbed a rockface.
We’ve tried windsurfing.
We’ve never been sailing.
Has he ever been mountain biking?
Have they ever been sailing?
Has he ever ridden a horse?
What sports can the children do?
Have they ever tried windsurfing?
No, he hasn’t.
No, they haven’t.
Yes, they have.
Yes, he has.
He’s tried canoeing.
They’ve climbed a rockface.
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Story playscript99The winners
1 Write the words and phrases in groups.
horrible great canoeing straight ahead river
difficult rock climbing left exciting lake
sea fun horse riding right
2 Choose words and complete the playscript.
3 Now act out the play.
Instructor: You have to ride a horse, climb a rockface, and then canoe to the
finish line. Here’s your map.
Oli: Have you ever tried ?
Rav: No, I haven’t.
Meg: I have. It’s !
Meg: How far is it?
Oli: Another 500 metres.
Rav: This is !
Meg: I’ve never climbed a rockface!
Oli: Neither have I. It looks .
Rav: Ouch! My knee!
Meg: Now we have to canoe to the finish line.
Rav: There’s the ! Come on!
Oli: The water is freezing!
Meg: Go , Rav! Go !
Rav: OK. Isn’t this ?
Woman: Well done, kids. Can you answer the last question? Who am I?
Meg: Oh, I know! You’re the voice on the phone!
Woman: You’re right! The Incredible Team are the winners!
Rav: It was .
Oli: But it was .
Meg: We hope you had a good time. Goodbye!
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Vocabulary record99 Parts of speech
n = noun
v = verb
adj = adjectiveTopic: Adventure sports
word or phrase part of speech meaning example
skiing n We didn’t go skiing last year.
Have you ever tried snowboarding?
rock climbing n
n I think go-karting is very exciting!
ice skating
horse riding
n
nWindsurfing is very difficult and you
have to practise a lot.
canoeing nWould you like to come canoeing
with us?
I have never been sailing.
n
rollerblading n
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1 Make a wind gauge.
You need:
some plasticine
some card
a lollipop stick
some sticky tape
some paper
2 Make a scale on your wind gauge.
1 Blow softly on your wind gauge. Mark the position of the pointer with number 1.
2 Blow a bit harder and mark the position with number 2.
3 Blow very hard and mark the position with number 3.
3 Use your wind gauge outside on different days for a week. Record your results in the table.
Day Position
99 easuring the indMeasuring the wind
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What have they done?
Ricky Atkins Tina Everett the Jarvis twins
He was born.
1984
1988
1990
2004
1990
2004
1984
She was born.
20082009201020112012
She made her first CD.‘Time to Cry’ was Number 1 in the US.She did a concert tour of Europe.‘We’re in a new world” was Number 1 in the UKShe made a film (‘Are you ready?’)
1984
1990
2004
1 Read about Ricky Atkins. Write the details on the timeline.
Ricky Atkins was born in 1988. He acted in the play ‘Dance on’ in the UK in 2007. He made his first US film in 2009 and he immediately became famous. He also acted in two successful films in the UK. ‘Talk, Talk, Talk’ was the most popular film in 2010, and he won an award for ‘Blue Moonlight’ in 2012. He married an actress, Jane Starling, in 2011. He’s never appeared in a television series or sung in a band.
2 Answer your partner’s questions about Tina Everett.
Has she ever acted in a television series in the United Kingdom?
Yes, in 2011 she acted in the television series ‘We’re in a new world’.
3 Ask your partner questions about the Jarvis twins. Complete the timeline.
Have they ever made a film? Yes, they have.
4 Look back at page 85 in your Activity Book. Write a diary entry for Tina Everett for last week.
2000 2000 2000
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What have they done?
Ricky Atkins the Jarvis twins
He was born.
1984
1988
1990
2004
Tina Everett
1990
2004
1984
She was born.
1984
1990
2004
20082009201020112012
They made their first CD.They made a film (‘Music time’).They did a concert tour of Japan and China.They did a concert tour of Canada and the US.‘A special place’ was Number 1 in Canada.
1 Read about Ricky Atkins. Write the details on the timeline.
Ricky Atkins was born in 1988. He acted in the play ‘Dance on’ in the UK in 2007. He made his first US film in 2009 and he immediately became famous. He also acted in two successful films in the UK. ‘Talk, Talk, Talk’ was the most popular film in 2010, and he won an award for ‘Blue Moonlight’ in 2012. He married an actress, Jane Starling, in 2011. He’s never appeared in a television series or sung in a band.
2 Ask your partner questions about Tina Everett. Complete the timeline.
Has she ever acted in a television series in the United Kingdom?
Yes, in 2011 she acted in the television series ‘We’re in a new world’.
3 Answer your partner’s questions about the Jarvis twins.
Have they ever made a film? Yes, they have.
4 Look back at page 85 in your Activity Book. Write a diary entry for the Jarvis twins for last week.
2000 2000 2000
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Throw a dice and play the game in groups of three or four.
A year with the Pilgrims
54 Festivals
The boat arrives in America, December 17th 1620.
You find a site for the colony.
You finish building the first house.
You meet some Native Americans. They aren’t friendly.
Native Americans come to the colony. They are friendly.
You catch a turkey.
It’s winter. There is lots of snow.
There isn’t enough food in the colony.It’s spring.
Life is easier now.
You learn to grow corn and catch fish. Many Native
Americans die from smallpox. Your first harvest
is excellent!
Your first Thankgiving dinner!
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1 What is a Chinese dragon made of? Listen and complete the labels. $ 3.35
rabbit eagle camel shell fish deer cow tiger snake
the head of a the scales of a
the neck of a the ears of a
the horns of a the eyes of a
the stomach of a the paws of a
the claws of an
2 Cut out the puzzle pieces and make the dragon picture.
3 Stick the labels onto your dragon picture.
camel
Make a Chinese Dragon
Festivals 55
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