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What’s Your Favourite Sport?; pp. 4–5
TASK 1: 1 athletics; 2 basketball; 3 cycling / riding a bike; 4 football; 5 hiking; 6 horse riding; 7 ice hockey; 8 in-line skating; 9 skiing; 10 snowboarding; 11 swimming; 12 table tennis; 13 tennis; 14 volleyball
TASK 2: Play: basketball, football, ice hockey, table tennis, tennis, volleyball; Go: cycling, hiking, horse riding, in-line skating, skiing, snowboarding, swimming; Do: athletics
TASK 3: 1T; 2H; 3E (a ball); 4D (in a race); 5E (a ball); 6A; 7D (for
a competition); 8S; 9E ( a bike / a horse); 10A
Answer: The Dead Sea

What Sports Does Your Family Do?; p. 6
TASK: 1 grandparents; 2 watching tennis on television; 3 mother; 4 snowboarding, swimming; 5 dad; 6 scoring goals, skiing; 7 uncle; 8 playing table tennis, going in-line skating; 9 sister; 10 doing yoga; 11 in-line skating, playing volleyball; 12 cousin; 13 doing judo
TASK 2: A love(s); B doesn’t like; C likes; D don’t like, like; E don’t like, like

Play a Prank on April Fools’ Day!; p. 7
TASK 1: 1 April Fools’; 2 tricks; 3 prank; 4 shout; 5 trick; 6 fun
TASK 2: Prank 1: Atishoo!; Prank 2: Wake up!

Happy Earth Day; pp. 8–9
TASK 1: 1B; 2A; 3B; 4D; 5A

Grace VanderWaal, pp. 16–17
TASK: 1G; 2E; 3H; 4C; 5A; 6D

Staxel, pp. 18–19
TASK: 1 grow; 2 keep; 3 build; 4 break; 5 walk; 6 catch; 7 play; 8 fight

Marsupials; pp. 20–21
TASK 2: 1B; 2C; 3A; 4A; 5B; 6C

Cambridge YLE Flyers, pp. 23–32
Listening Part 2: 1 W-A-L-L-A-C-E; 2 3:45 p.m.; 3 sandwiches; 4 milkshakes; 5 upstairs
Listening Part 3: George H; Katy G; Frank A; Sarah B; Robert E
Listening Part 4: 1C; 2A; 3C
Listening Part 5: 1 Colour the daughter’s rucksack – purple; 2 Colour the hill on the left-hand side of the picture – green; 3 Write “SOUTH” before the word “EXPRESS” on the engine; 4 Colour the belt of the girl listening to music – grey; 5 Write “CASTLE” before the word “RAILWAY STATION” above the platform.
Reading & Writing Part 1: 1 a fork; 2 bridges; 3 a ring; 4 geography; 5 castles; 6 a bracelet; 7 ponds; 8 a crown; 9 science; 10 a knife
Reading & Writing Part 2: 1C; 2H; 3G; 4B; 5D
Reading & Writing Part 3: 1 century; 2 stone; 3 frightening; 4 actor; 5 worried
Reading & Writing Part 4: 1 play; 2 each; 3 why; 4 in; 5 ago; 6 near;
7 growing; 8 from; 9 so; 10 happier
Reading & Writing Part 6: 1 went; 2 been / gone; 3 about; 4 than; 5 by
Reading & Writing Part 7:
Example story for low marks: A boy and a girl walked in the forest. They went into a cave and found treasure. The treasure was biscuits.
Example story for high marks(5 marks): In the autumn, Anna and Oliver went for a walk in the forest with their rucksacks. They found a dark cave. Anna was excited and she wanted to go inside, but Oliver was worried.
They went in with a torch and found a spider in the corner, a snake and some treasure. Oliver opened the treasure box with a key. There were biscuits inside. They each ate a biscuit. They were delicious.

Puzzle Time, pp. 33–35
TASK 1: 1 athletics; 2 snowboarding; 3 volleyball; 4 table tennis; 5 horse riding; 6 football; 7 ice hockey; 8 swimming; 9 basketball; 10 skiing
Shoot, shoot, shoot the puck
Quickly down the ice
Slip it past the other goalie
Wouldn’t that be nice
The sport: ice hockey
TASK 2: April Fools’ Day is a fun day to play practical jokes. The best pranks are the clever ones which make everybody laugh.
TASK 3: 1 marsupial; 2 mammal; 3 Australia; 4 leaves; 5 sleep; 6 kangaroo; 7 tail; 8 legs; 9 pouch; 10 herbivore
TASK 4: David – volleyball; Vicki – skiing; Mum – ice hockey; Dad – table tennis; Grandma – snowboarding; Grandpa – tennis
TASK 5: The tree is only 12 metres tall. Even after 24 years, the tree
hasn’t grown nearly as high as the one her parents cut down.