Fairyland 5

Key to
Vocabulary & Grammar Practice
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_ Vocabulary Practice _ (Page 8)

12 2 through 4 out 6 in
Starter (Page 5) 3 along 5 down
1 2 English 4 Music 6 Art 8 History
13 2 carpet 4 meat 6 monkey
3 Science 5 Maths 7 ICT
3 cereal 5 bear
2 2 five thousand, six hundred and seventy eight
14 2B: Don’t mention it 5B: Bye
3 three hundred
3B: Same to you 6B: Yes, can I help you
4 a thousand
4B: How do you do
5 ninety-nine
6 two billion
7 fifteen
(Page 9)
15 2 yes 3 no 4 no 5 yes
3 2 a 3 e 4 c 5 d 6 b
16 IN: winter, the morning, 2002, summer
4 2 France 4 England 6 Greece
AT: night, 4 o’clock, 6 o’clock, the weekend
3 Italy 5 Egypt
ON: Friday, Saturday evening, Tuesday morning,
20th September, Monday night
(Page 6)
17 Pupil’s own answers
5 2 They 4 Its 6 him 8 their
3 mine 5 our 7 he’s

6 Summer: July, August

Module 1 (Page 11)
Autumn: September, October, November
1 Hidden words: AIR CONDITIONER, SHELF, BUNK
Winter: December, January, February
BEDS, CHEST OF DRAWERS,
Spring: March, April, May
MAT, BEDSIDE TABLE
7 Down
2 2 mop 5 ironing 8 dust
2 Saturday 3 Friday 4 Sunday
3 cook/prepare 6 do/wash
Across
4 vacuum 7 bed
3 Monday 5 Tuesday 6 Thursday
3 2 C 5 C 8 B 11 B
8 2 It’s quarter past eight/It’s eight fifteen.
3 B 6 A 9 C 12 C
3 It’s half past twelve/It’s twelve thirty.
4 A 7 A 10 A 13 A
4 It’s quarter to eleven/It’s ten forty five.
4 2 popular 5 beat 8 kidnapped
(Page 7) 3 gets 6 enemy 9 corridors
4 compete 7 chasing 10 floating
9 -s: doors, bags, jumpers,
-es: boxes, buses, dresses, watches
5 2 d 3 a 4 e 5 b
-ies: babies
-ves: scarves
irregular: children, mice, teeth
Module 2 (page 14)
10 2B: on 3B: under 4B: next to 5B: behind
1 2 airplane 4 camera 6 vet
3 farmer 5 blackboard
11 2 scarf 4 coat 6 pyjamas
3 shirt 5 trousers 7 jumper
2 2 C 4 A 6 B 8 C
3 C 5 A 7 A 9 A

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3 2 tram 4 helicopter 6 double-decker 3 2 B 4 A 6 B 8 C 10 A

3 ship/boat 5 Scooters 3 C 5 C 7 A 9 B

4 2 of 4 of 6 with 4 2 c 3 f 4 e 5 d 6 a
3 in 5 at 7 of
(Page 23)
5 2 B: a 4 B: b 6 B: b
3 B: a 5 B: a 1 2 C 5 C 8A 11 A 14 B
3 C 6 B 9B 12 C
(Page 16) 4 B 7 B 10 C 13 A

1 2 entertainment 7 responsibility
3 advanced 8 scientist Module 5 (Page 25)
4 protect 9 information
5 created 10 organisation 1 2 Armadillos 4 Eagles 6 Polar bears
6 famous 3 Alligators 5 Killer whales

2 2 complicated 4 contain 6 miniature

3 out 5 whole (Page 26)
2 2 island 4 volcano 6 waterfall
Module 3 (Page 18) 3 beach 5 valley 7 cave

1 CLOTHES: SWEATER, JEANS, SUIT, CARDIGAN, 3 2 EXCITED 5 INTERESTED

VEST, TIE, TOP 3 EMBARRASSED 6 FRIGHTENED
PATTERNS: PLAIN, SPOTTED, CHECKED STRIPED 4 ANNOYED
ACCESSORIES/JEWELLERY: BELT
(Page 27)
2 2 mustard: Dairy Products
3 lettuce: Dessert 4 2B: b) 3B: a) 4B: b)
4 spaghetti: Vegetables
5 tuna: Fruit 5 2 b 3 a 4 d 5 f 6 e

3 2 poor 7 slices 12 volunteer Module 6 (Page 29)

3 recipe 8 boiled 13 ingredients
4 crack 9 pass 14 tablespoon 1 2 a – school project
5 raise 10 chopped 15 handful 3b – underwater cities
6 information 11 peel 16 tuna 4c – turbo train
5g – tropical fish
4 2B: it’s a bit tight 6 i – public transport
3A: What size are you 7 j – roller coaster
4A: a bigger size 8d – water games
9 l – environmental programme
10 h – historical items
Module 4 (Page 21) 11 f – flying cars
12 e – bottled water
1 2 JUDO 4 GYMNASTICS 6 CRICKET
3 GLOVE 5 HANG GLIDING 7 SKIING (Page 30)
2 2 protect 5 cruise 8 waste
(Page 22) 3 save 6 trekking
4 extinct 7 recycle
2 2 hit 3 bruised 4 hurt 5 burnt

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3 2 see 4 drive 6 pay 8 turn off (Page 38)

3 play 5 carry 7 plant
1 2 attend 5 horse-drawn 8 held
4 2 Single or return 3 narrow 6 whether
3 Here you are 4 thrill 7 in particular
4 Have a nice day
2 2 C 3 B 4 A 5 C 6 B
(Page 31)
1 2 tell 4 from 6 take Module 9 (Page 40)
3 currency 5 to
1 2 police 3 coastguard 4 paramedics
2 2 located 4 collection 6 figures
3 home 5 strange 2 2 pharaoh 3 paramedic 3 ambulance

3 2 d 3 e 4 a
Module 7 (Page 33)
(Page 41)
1 2 d 4 b 6 g 8 I 10 h
3 a 5 f 7 e 9 j 4 2 footprints 5 archaeologist 8 full
3 pharaoh 6 nightmare 9 ghost
(Page 34) 4 mystery 7 haunted 10 scream

2 2 shy 4 upset 6 clever

3 sociable 5 kind Module 10 (Page 43)
3 POLITE IMPATIENT DISHONEST 1 2 install 4 update 6 software
STUPID SERIOUS 3 browse 5 password

4 2 What should I do (Page 44)

3 If I were you, I’d join a gym
4 Why don’t you exercise at home, then 2 2 e KEYBOARD 6 a CD/DVD DRIVE
3 h SCANNER 7 f SCREEN
4 c WEBCAM 8 d PRINTER
Module 8 (Page 36) 5 g SPEAKERS

1 2 wood 4 plastic 6 metal 3 2B: b) 3B: a) 4B: a) 5B: b) 6B: a)

3 wool 5 glass
(Page 45)
2 2B: a) 3B: b) 4B: b)
4 2 no 4 yes 6 yes 8 yes
(Page 37) 3 no 5 no 7 no 9 yes

3 2 IGLOO 6 VOLCANO 5 Pupil’s own answers

3 COSTUMES 7 DRAGON
4 SCULPTURES 8 CALABASH (Page 46)
5 PARADE
1 2 a 4 f 6 h 8 c
4 2 X-ray 6 battery 3 d 5 g 7 e
3 calculator 7 drinking straws
4 coat hanger 8 aspirin 2 break apart 6 full of action
5 tin opener 3 major disaster 7 on location
4 everyday life 8 died out
5 special effects

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GRAMMAR PRACTICE 1 (Page 47) 4 Do you get up early on Saturdays?

Yes, I do./No, I don’t. I get up early on
1 2 A: Are they putting up shelves? Mondays.
B: No, they aren’t. They are painting the room.
8 2 Are you going 6 goes
3 A: Is she watching TV? 3 rains 7 does he usually have
B: No, she isn’t. She’s surfing the Net. 4 isn’t working 8 isn’t watching
4 A: Is he shopping? 5 is studying 9 Are they decorating
B: No, he isn’t. He’s sending text messages.

(Page 48) (Page 51)

2 2 is playing 5 isn’t playing/is studying 9 2 usually 7 these days
3 is doing 6 am not eating 3 every day 8 on Fridays
4 Is your mum baking 7 Are you going 4 tonight 9 today
5 in the afternoon 10 at present
3 2 No, he isn’t. He’s going to the park with Larry 6 at present
on Saturday.
3 No, he isn’t. He’s doing his homework at 5 10 1 B: is studying
o’clock on Friday. 2 A: Is Ben playing
4 No, he isn’t. He’s going to the cinema with B: is going
Jake on Friday.
5 No, he isn’t. He’s going to the gym on 3 A: are you crying
Saturday. B: don’t know
6 No, he isn’t. He’s going to Ben’s birthday party 4 A: is raining
on Saturday. B: hardly ever rains

4 2 am writing 6 are talking 11 Pupil’s own answers

3 is playing 7 are visiting
4 am drinking 8 are going 12 2 A 4 A 6 C 8 A
5 are not surfing 3 B 5 A 7 B

(Page 49) GRAMMAR PRACTICE 2 (Page 52)

5 -s: starts, stays, lives 1 Regular Irregular
-es: kisses, teaches, finishes, listened wrote
-ies: cries, flies, tries talked went
arrived gave
(Page 50) stayed bought
cooked sent
6 2 Sam is never late for school. studied had
3 I often drink milk before going to bed. walked rang
4 We sometimes go to the cinema on Sundays.
5 They hardly ever surf the Net on Monday (Page 53)
nights.
6 Frank always goes jogging in the mornings. 2 1 B: Was the film good
2 A: Did you know
7 2 Do you do your homework on Sundays? B: forgot
Yes, I do./No, I don’t. I do my homework on
Saturdays. 3 A: gave
B: finished
3 Does your friend play the guitar?
Yes, he does./ No, he doesn’t. He plays the 4 A: did you have
piano. B: ate

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5 A: Have you visited 7 2 went 5 was getting 8 had

B: No, I haven’t had 3 went 6 visited 9 were watching
6 A: Did you cook 4 left 7 cooked 10 cleaned
B: didn’t come
(Page 56)
3 2 didn’t break the plate 4 didn’t take
3 didn’t go 5 didn’t eat 8 2 A 5 C 8 C
3 B 6 A 9 A
(Page 54) 4 A 7 A 10 C

4 2A: Were Donna and Ken having lunch? 9 Pupil’s own answers
B: No, they weren’t. They were riding their
bikes. 10 2 A 3 C 4 A

3A: Were Ann and Tim riding their bikes? (Page 57)
B: No, they weren’t. They were playing with a
dog. 11 +-ly: nicely, dangerously,
4A: Were Bob and John jogging? politely, slowly, lately,
B: No, they weren’t. They were having lunch. slowly
-le - -ly: terribly, possibly
5 2 Ted was watching TV when he got a text consonant + y -- -ily: luckily, easily, happily,
message from his friend. OR As/ When/ noisily, heavily
While Ted was watching TV, he hot a text -ly ---ly: carefully, beautifully, suc-
message from his friend. cessfully
irregular forms: well, fast, hard, early
3 We were riding our bikes when it began to
rain. OR As/ When/While we were riding our 12 2 loudly 4 fast 6 hard
bikes, it began to rain. 3 lately 5 carefully
4 I was doing my homework when I heard a
noise. As/When/While I was doing my 13 2 well 4 hard 6 fast 8 wonderful
homework, I heard a noise. 3 late 5 happy 7 bad

5 Sue was walking to school when she saw her

friend. As/When/While Sue was walking to Grammar practice 3 (page 58)
school, she saw her friend.
1 2 better than 5 more beautiful than
(Page 55) 3 more expensive than 6 the shortest
4 the tallest
6 2 e 3 a 4 f 5 b 6c
2 2 A: very 4 A: very 6 A: more
2 Did Ryan use to eat vegetables? B: most B: much B: very
No, he didn’t. He didn’t use to eat vegetables. 3 A: much 5 A: more
3 Did Ryan use to read books? B: more B: most
No, he didn’t. He used to read comics.
3 Pupil’s own answers
4 Did Ryan use to go to bed late?
No, he didn’t. He didn’t use to go to bed late. (Page 59)
5 Did Ryan use to play football?
No, he didn’t. He used to play computer games. 4 2 enough 4 enough 6 enough
3 enough 5 too
6 Did Ryan use to like classical music?
No, he didn’t. He didn’t use to like classical
music.

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5 2 as clever as Lilly (Page 64)

3 not as hot as Alaska
4 as fast as me 8 2 have already taken 5 have ever had
5 as well as Henry can 3 went 6 Have you decided
6 not as expensive as yours 4 walked

6 B: it is easy enough B: he is old enough 9 2 a) 3 a) 4 a) 5 b) 6 a)

B: it is too heavy
10 2 C 4 B 6 C 8 B 10 C
(Page 60) 3 A 5 A 7 C 9 A

7 2 much 5 some 8 much

3 many 6 many GRAMMAR PRACTICE 5 (Page 65)
4 much 7 some
1 2 You can’t park here.
8 2 a little 5 a little 8 a few 3 You can’t take pictures here.
3 a few 6 a few 9 a few 4 You can’t eat here.
4 a few 7 a little 10 a little 5 You can ride a bike here.
6 You can swim here.
9 2 some 5 a lot of 8 a lot of
3 a lot of 6 much 9 much (Page 66)
4 lots of 7 much 10 some
2 1 B: musn’t 4 A: Could
2 B: should 5 A: musn’t
GRAMMAR PRACTICE 4 (Page 61) 3 B: don’t have to 6 B: may

1 2 a) 3 a) 4 b) 5 a) 6 b) 3 2 B 3 C 4 C

2 2 have not heard 5 has not tasted 4 2 A 4 A 6 A 8 A

3 has won 6 has never tried 3 B 5 B 7 C
4 has eaten
(Page 67)
(Page 62)
5 2 That’s the beach where we went swimming
3 2 e 4 c 6 f yesterday.
3 b 5 g 7 a 3 I met a woman who knows my mother.
4 That’s the car which/that I want to buy.
4 2 B: has gone 5 B: have gone 5 This is the town where I used to live.
3 A: Have/been 6 B: have been
4 B: have/been 6 2 b 3 a 4 f 5 d 6 e

5 2 yet 4 since 6 ever 7 2B: exciting 4A: embarrassed 6B: worried

3 for 5 already 3B: annoying 5A: interesting

(Page 63) 8 2 boring 4 bored 6 tiring

3 amazing 5 shocking 7 frightening
6 2 themselves 4 itself 6 myself
3 herself 5 ourselves
GRAMMAR PRACTICE 6 (Page 68)
7 2 yourselves 4 myself 6 herself
3 himself 5 myself 7 themselves 1 2 People will live longer.
3 Children won’t stop going to school.
4 People will go on holiday to Mars.
5 Robots will do the housework.

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6 The Earth won’t be polluted. 9 2 B: She is going to fall into the lake.
7 People will use less energy. 3 B: I will take you to the doctor.
8 People will be happy. 4 B: I will turn on the light.
5 B: I’m going to have a picnic with my family.
2 2 I’ll help you carry it. 6 B: I will make you a sandwich.
3 I’ll make you a cup of tea.
4 I’ll help you. 10 2 B 4 A 6 A 8 A 10 B
5 I’ll buy her a present. 3 C 5 C 7 B 9 A
6 I’ll answer it.
GRAMMAR PRACTICE (Page 72)
(Page 69)
1 2 any 6 some 10 some
3 Pupil’s own answers 3 some 7 some 11 some
4 any 8 any
4 2 will call/arrive 5 some 9 any
3 will send/am
4 will do/go 2 2 A 4 B 6 B 8 B 10 C
5 will not/won’t start/ is 3 C 5 A 7 C 9 C
6 will you come
7 will have/come back (Page 73)
8 finish
9 will visit/returns 3 2 no one 5 everyone 8 something
10 will move 3 Everything 6 anywhere 9 Someone
4 anywhere 7 somewhere 10 nothing
(Page 70)
4 2 would learn/read 6 had/would buy
5 2 If you boil water, it produces steam. 3 lived/wouldn’t 7 had/wouldn’t feel
3 If you eat a lot, your stomach hurts. 4 could/would go 8 would have joined/
4 If you throw salt on the snow, the snow melts. 5 had/would go hadn’t been
5 If you freeze water, it turns into ice.
6 If I am late for school, my teacher gets angry. 5 2 If I found a wallet full of money, I would take it
to the police.
6 2 are/will make 6 don’t leave/will miss 3 If there was a storm outside, I would stay inside.
3 will cook/wash 7 don’t drive/will have 4 If my car didn’t start, I would take it to the garage.
4 is/will go 8 doesn’t get up/will be 5 If my homework was too difficult, I would ask
5 will not/won’t make my parents to help me.
6 If I saw someone stealing a car, I would call
7 2 Unless you wear a coat, you’ll catch a cold. the police.
3 If Jamie doesn’t phone, they will leave without 7 If I felt very tired, I would go to bed.
him. 8 If I had a headache, I would take an aspirin.
4 Unless you hurry, we’ll miss our flight.
5 Unless Lisa replies to my email, I’ll be very (Page 74)
angry.
6 If my sister doesn’t come with me, I won’t go 6 2 if I were you, I’d find a part-time job.
to the theatre. 3 If I were you, I’d call someone to fix it.
7 If you don’t start exercising, you won’t lose 4 If I were you, I’d go to the dentist.
weight. 5 If I were you, I’d study harder.
6 If I were you, I’d go shopping tomorrow.
(Page 71) 7 If I were you, I’d take it back to the shop.
8 If I were you, I’d go for a walk in the park.
8 Pupil’s own answers
7 Pupil’s own answers

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GRAMMAR PRACTICE 8 (Page 75) 7 2 was built 7 were employed

3 was completed 8 were used
1 2 are made 5 are sent 8 are filled 4 was constructed 9 is visited
3 are designed 6 are taught 5 is made 10 was voted
4 are sold 7 are sold 6 is decorated

2 2 Some eggs, butter, sugar, flour and cocoa are

put into a mixing bowl. GRAMMAR PRACTICE 9 (Page 78)
3 The ingredients are mixed for I minute.
4 The mixture is put into a baking tin. 1 2 Kelly had prepared 5 Had you finished
5 The cake is baked for about 50 minutes. 3 hadn’t been 6 hadn’t traveled
6 The cake is taken out of the baking tin. 4 had lost
7 The cake is decorated with chocolate icing.
2 2 A: Had Jill watered the plants?
(Page 76) B: Yes, she had.
3 A: Had Jill tidied her room?
3 2 is celebrated 5 are put 8 is filled B: No, she hadn’t.
3 are cooked 6 is lit
4 are offered 7 is taken 4 A: Had Jill mopped the floor?
B: No, she hadn’t.
4 2 When is Diwali celebrated? 5 A: Had Jill bought milk and juice?
Diwali is celebrated between mid-October B: Yes, she had.
and mid-November.
6 A: Had Jill done the ironing?
3 Who is the food cooked by? B: No, she hadn’t.
The food is cooked by the women of the
house. (Page 79)
4 What is offered to family and friends?
Many sweets and snacks are offered to family 3 2 had baked 5 hadn’t cleaned
and friends. 3 had walked 6 had lost
4 hadn’t slept
5 What is put all around the house?
Lamps and candles are put all around the 4 2 d 3 a 4 b 5 c
house.
6 What is the night sky full of? 5 2 arrived 5 Had you sent
The night sky is full of colourful fireworks. 3 had finished 6 hadn’t heard
4 were
(Page 77)
(Page 80)
5 2B: were given 4B: were sent 6B: is made
3A: was/built 5B: weren’t invited 6 2 By the time her mum had come home, Kate
had finished her homework.
6 2 The George Washington Bridge was designed 3 Luke had tried on many shirts before he decid-
by Othmar H. Amman. ed to buy the black one.
3 Penicillin was discovered by Alexander 4 The film had already started when I arrived at
Fleming. the cinema.
4 The Guernica was painted by Picasso. 5 After he had a shower, he went to bed.
5 The pyramids were built by the Ancient 6 By the time Carrie arrived at the station, the
Egyptians. train had left.
6 The Moonlight Sonata was composed by 7 After she had been shopping, she made dinner.
Beethoven. 8 Larry had saved enough money before he
bought a new MP3 player.
9 We left the stadium when the football match
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10 I had already called Diane when she arrived 6 asked/to raise their hands
at the office.
(Page 85)
7 2 went 7 was
3 was 8 had already baked 5 2 Ian told Sam to close the window.
4 had organised 9 was 3 The police officer told Ted to stop.
5 had decorated 10 was 4 The secretary asked her to wait.
6 arrived 5 My father told me to eat my cereal.
6 Pam asked me to give her my jacket.
(Page 81)
6 2 Put your socks on
8 2 B 4 A 6 B 8 C 10 C 3 Please open your notebook
3 B 5 C 7 A 9 A 4 Don’t make a noise
5 Please look at the camera
(Page 82) 6 Call the doctor

9 2 B: will go 7 B: I did 7 2 A 3 C 4 B 5 B 6 B
3 A: Have you studied 8 B: will be
4 A: Have you ever been 9 B: is sleeping (Page 86)
5 B: will help 10 A: Have you seen
6 A: did Kim start 8 2 both 6 both 10 both
3 either 7 neither
10 2 had finished 5 ran 4 Both 8 both
3 had left 6 stopped 5 neither 9 either
4 walked
9 2 c 3 d 4 e 5 b 6 a
GRAMMAR PRACTISE 10 (Page 83)
10 Pupils own answers
1 2 He said that he liked listening to music.
3 They said they were brothers. 11 2 travelling 3 to take 4 Visiting 5 going
4 Tim said that he didn’t remember his name.
5 Lucy said that I could help her with her home- 12 2 watching 5 Dancing
work. 3 to be 6 to become
6 Mike said that his dad worked in the city centre. 4 going
7 Tina said that she could play the piano.
8 She said that her new laptop was really cool. ROUND UP (Page 88)
2 2 I can listen to music anytime. 2A 6B 10 A 14 B 18 A 22 A
3 I take it to school with me. 3B 7C 11 B 15 B 19 B 23 B
4 I like downloading my favourite songs. 4C 8A 12 C 16 A 20 C 24 C
5 I can use it to listen to my favourite music too. 5A 9C 13 A 17 B 21 A 25 B

(Page 84)
3 2 that she lived
3 her mother worked as/her father worked as
4 that she had
5 that she liked listening to
6 that she could dance

4 2 told/to be quiet
3 asked/to come to the board
4 told/to not talk
5 asked/to sit down

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