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Answer Key
Unit One

Part One

Names and Places
The Letters of the Alphabet

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Part Two

1. Miller

Getting to Know Each Other

2. Maria; T-A-N-A-K-A

3. Sarah; G-R-E-E-N

4. E-L-E-N-A

5. Paulo; Brazil

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TaskB

l. Kevin Smith comes from Edinburgh.

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2. Sue Jenkins· comes from Newcastle.
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Name

Marti Cheen

What does he do?

Salesman

Where is he from?
What does he like?

York
Music
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Where does he work?

Department store_/_ Store

Where does he go at weekends?

Concert

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3.
Name

Tim Russell

What does he do?

College student

How often does he work?

At weekends

Where does he plan to go?

Europe

When does he plan to go?

-This summer

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Linda
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Rita·

What does she do?

Receptionist ·

Where is shefrom?

Bri�tol

What does she like to do after work?

Shopping

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Chris

What does he do?

Bank manager

Where is he from?

Leeds

What does he like?

Rock music

How many children does he have?

Two

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Name

Sue

What does she do?

EFL teacher

Where is she from?

Manchester

Where does she work?

London International School

What does she like?

Drama

What's her favourite one?

Hamlet

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Name

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Where is he from?

Birmingham

What does he do?

Doctor

Where does he work?.

General Hospital

What does he like?

Sports

What kind of sport does he like?

Swimming, football ·

How often?

Twice a week

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Un�da �-��

Last Name·

Mandel.".

Country

Brazil ·

Subject

Business

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, Total number
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Easter Eggs
At Easter time, the American§. celebrate the idea of new birth by giving each other chocolate
and Easter eggs which are .212ened and eaten on Easter Sunday. On Good Friday bakers sell hot
cross buns, which are toasted and eaten with butter. Easter Monday is a holiday and a lot of people
travel to the seaside for the day or go and watch one of the many sporting events such as football or
horse racmg.
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"opened and" left out
a lot of---+ many
"many" left out

New Year's Eve

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Year's Eve is on the night of 31st December. Many people stay up until at least just
after midnight in order to see in the New Year. It's also the night of the year when most pubs,
bars and
. restaur<;!nts forget about their usual dosing times and stay open until after midnight In London, .
·_ many]fople go to Trafalgar Square to hear Big Ben chime midnight, and traditionally take a shower .
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a ye�rly � an annual

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Pancake Day
Ash Wednesday is the day in February when the Christian period of Lent begins. This refers,
to the time when Christ went into the desert and fasted for filly days. Although not many people
actually give up eating during this period, on Pancake Thursday, the day before Ash Wednesda�; they
eat lots of pancakes. They are made from flour, milk and eggs, and fried in a hot pan. Many towns
also hold pancake races on that day. People run along the streets holding a frying pan and throwing
the . pancakes in the air. Of course if they drop the pancake they lose the race.
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fifty� forty
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Thursday � Tuesday
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Christmas
25th December is the important festival of the year. It combines the Christian cel�bration of the
birth of Christ with the traditional fes. t. iviti. es ofwinter, On the Sunday before Christmas,. a lot .
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churches hold a carol servi�e: where special hymns are sung. Very often you can hear carolsiriger� ·..-.
singing in the streets as they collect money for charity. Many families decorate their houses :�ith �
brightly-coloured Christmas decorations and they usually have a Christmas t��e iiftli�:c�r11:�d�f��;;::
front room, glittering with coloured lights and decorations. People often put�Vgi_fys--�t
of the Christmas tree.
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On 31st October is Halloween. Halloween means holyeye,#ing>Ifsii:ritlch'tjiore iP:P.9!�{{'
festival in the United States than in Britain, although it's cefobtat¢d bf niah{p�bpl�

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an apple from a bucket of water without using the hands. In recent years; children dressed iµ white
shirts knock on doors at Halloween and ask if you would like a "trick" or "tre;t". If you :gi;e th�fu
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:_ something nice, a "treat", they go away. However, if you don't, they play a "trick" on yd�; such'�
making a lot of noise or spilling flour on your front door.


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· "much" left out
"witches and" left out·
potatoes � pumpkins

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the.� their

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