Vocabulary
WB page 8
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1 fluently
2 bilingual
3 mother tongue
4 second language
5 accent
6 idioms
2
1 were having a chat
2 did you spread a rumour / rumours
3 keep in touch
4 to comment on
5 having an argument
3
1 screen 2 addiction 3 status 4 social 5 updates
4
1 logged 2 going 3 posted 4 deleting 5 post
5
1 cyber bully 2 followers 3 addiction 4 network
WB page 9
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1 made
2 listening
3 rang; call
4 topped; has run
5 switch
6 get
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1 C turn … down
2 E hung up
3 A ring up
4 B quieten down
5 D cut off
8
1 call back 2 hangs up 3 listen in 4 get through 5 top … up 6 run out
1 zoom 2 site 3 retweet 4 shop 5 gossip 6 in public
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1 wireless / wi-fi 2 unread 3 cookies 4 Hackers 5 chatroom 6 shop
Grammar
WB page 10
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1 Natalie said that she would text me that evening.
2 Mum said to Trish that the internet wasn’t working at that moment.
3 Dad said that Jay had been playing with his phone for hours.
4 Carla said that Callum had replied to her email the previous day / the day before.
5 Dan said that they were getting a new computer the following day / the next day.
2
1 she was thinking about buying that new app for her
2 he had read about that online the night before / previous night
3 you could program it
4 she was going to program it
5 he wouldn’t have expected
3
1 me not to upload that picture
2 if he could give her his email address
3 not to visit / that she wouldn’t visit that site again
4 calling Pepe / that we call Pepe to see how he was
5 Aris of breaking / having stolen her tablet
6 breaking Tina’s mobile
4
1 Mr Khan ordered Jon to switch that computer off at once.
2 Dad suggested that Mum buy it online. / Dad suggested buying it online to Mum.
3 Harry offered to top up Laura’s phone when he was in town.
4 Sue announced on Twitter that they were moving to France.
5 Dan warned me not to pull the plug out or all the data would be lost.
6 I apologized to my dad for not calling him.
WB page 11
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1 I could
2 I had bought
3 whether that
4 had met
5 he had deleted
6 if I could borrow
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1 how long it had taken her to get through to an operator
2 if / whether he was bilingual
3 who had accused her of being a cyber-bully
4 what screen time meant
7
1 ordered Katy not to call him again
2 asked me how much that iPhone was
3 congratulated Chloe on making such a good website
4 agreed that English was difficult
5 apologized to Rachel for not telling her
6 advised me to learn Italian
8 Students’ own answers.
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1 if / whether I had
2 said to me / told me
3 (correct)
4 speaking / we should speak / we spoke
5 to buy me
6 said (that) it was
Listening
WB page 12
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1 A 2 C 3 C 4 A 5 B 6 B 7 D 8 B
3
1 E 2 C 3 A 4 B 5 D
4
1 interrupt, justified
2 however
3 shocking, situation
4 interrupt, residents
5 justified, speaking
5
1 can you switch your engine off
2 What’s the problem
3 You were writing a text message
4 What’s wrong with that?
5 It’s against the law and you’ll have to pay a £60 fine.
6 Are you serious?
7 you can’t write it or call someone back
8 but I was afraid my battery would run out
Speaking
WB page 13
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1 E 2 B 3 F 4 A 5 C 6 D
2
1 delighted 2 Exactly 3 Really 4 shame 5 serious 6 Absolutely
3, 4, 5, 6 Students’ own answers.
Reading
WB page 14
1 Possible answer: she invented the idea of a computer programme.
2 Possible answers:
1 To show that history usually records the successes of men – it is his story, and misses out the achievements of women.
2 The number of girls who take computing at GSCE level.
3 They are all women who have made important developments in technology.
4 He / She believes that it will have positive results.
3
1 F; The ‘beauty of the internet’ is that ‘you log on to catch up with …gossip’ and ’end up finding out the most obscure facts’.
2 T; ‘“Ada who?” I hear you shout, and “Why does she have her own day?”.’3 T; 37% of science and technology graduates were women in 1985, 18% in 2008.
4 F; They are ‘aimed specifically at girls who think IT isn’t for them’.
4
1 obscure 2 precursor 3 handle 4 inspire 5 pioneers
5
1 beauty 2 computing 3 computer 4 universities 5 UK
Writing
WB page 15
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• Users decide which information to upload about themselves.
• Users take the decision to make their information public by joining social networking sites.
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1 Yes
2 Para. 2: First and foremost, Para. 3: Also, For example, Furthermore, For instance
3 In conclusion; I believe
3
Nowadays, social networking sites allow people to post updates which even strangers can read. However, I
do not believe this means people’s privacy is destroyed by using these sites.
First and foremost, when people post an update on a social network, it is usually their decision. Most people only upload pictures or post comments they want people to see.
Also, most social networking media allow us to control who sees our information. For example, you can allow only some people you are connected with to see certain updates. Furthermore, joining these sites means agreeing to certain terms. For instance, we permit the company to access our details. If we don’t agree, we can decide not to join the site.
In conclusion, I believe we choose what personal information others see on social media. Therefore, it is not
the sites that destroy our privacy. By joining them in the first place, we are agreeing to make our lives public.
4 Possible answers:
1 You can hear the language spoken in realistic situations; you can learn from native speakers; you can learn everyday uses of words and phrases that are common in the local culture.
2 Taking lessons in a class, individually or online.
3 Students’ own answers.
5
• Ideas should be numbered: 2, 4, 1, 3
• Students’ own answers in 1 and 2.
6 Students’ own answers.
Progress check
Grammar
WB page 17
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1 she had left her laptop there the previous night / night before
2 they were going to talk on Skype the following day
3 Dad had lost his mobile
4 she would ask Jen to be her friend on Facebook
5 they would love to visit us the following week
2
1 offered to 2 apologized for 3 suggested 4 accused 5 denied
3
1 if I was
2 suggested joining that
3 my email address was
4 promised to send
4
1 if she had bought any good games
2 she had got Redshirt the week before / the previous week
3 he hadn’t heard of it
4 to let Ron / him borrow it until the next / following week
5 to give it back to her on Thursday
Vocabulary
1
1 keep 2 have 3 commented 4 spread 5 having
2
1 log 2 turn 3 posted 4 run 5 deleted
WB page 17
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1 language 2 addiction 3 screen 4 online 5 social 6 off
4
1 zoom in on
2 a safe site
3 spoken in public
4 (any) unread mail
5 spread the word
6 shop online
Listening
1
1 B 2 1 3 2 4 2 5 2
2
1 get through
2 hang up
3 3:30
4 switched off
5 (big) date
6 half an hour / person
Speaking
Students’ own answers.
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