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1 Say and write the names of the sports.

b A is a kind of bat

with a sail.

d In curling, they use special and

e

@

the

g

Grammar

a Oftllplay basketball after school

pool

you?

My brother watches never sport on television

fall cover wear bike ice cycling

winter dangerous steep

(b) It's not (c) because there's

walk In (e) there's often (f) on

But it's cold, so I (h) a big coat and I

c

d

ef

UNIT 1

Match the endings to their beginnings to make a story.There is

d My friends and I often

e ln this class, we sometimes

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Re*din,g F'e{t:il, , .

Look at the text ¡n each question

lt:,:1r.fi

tennis there We have great football matches on

Neil

.,rvüi¡ ooesnt,i¡rc:§¡§, notrit.1, i',,

Chloe is not free in the afternoon

\::s

Print

AB

c

A quEsTlON OF SPORT ;

I

l'm a friendly person

Pronunciation

tolk at these sentences Mark the three

Mondays

Póe§::ii:iOst,*$*,fo¡belong to the club?

' - ' :r:;'l:l;:::::l:;ri:¡!i::::

with the words in thá

shy ind€p€nde"+ serious tidy

hard-working busy friendly huppy

I like doing things alone I'm an

person

I'm studying for exams, I go swimming

I don't like seeing things in the wrong

I like reading and talking about politics

and art I'm not interested in pop music

or computer games I'm a

I think she wants staying at home She doesn't

like the disco.

My brother would like going to the disco with you but

he got homework

Tessa: How many children have your sister?

Iohn: Two - a boy and a girl

Grace: Do Paul likes pop music?

What would you like doing on holiday?

Oh,I like walking in the mountains

Dear Luca i

I (a) N.H!.t to tell you about my (b) for 'i

(e) computer games with my friends but I don't il

¡i

h

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Writing

5 You want to find a friend who's got the same

watching like PlaYing would wan+

I've name I'd Plans cYcling

What do you like doing?

4#" @'ffi*'*#l

Itm

1 *" "*', in'tf," *ol.n¡ng and then have lunch at a restaurant called

patricks garden

:ffi ry¿f :1tñr'i!tTl*üiI*'#+l*¡il:

Please describe yourself (eyes, hair,

like to do in the future?

l"*rr,ryt"¡*o¡1g:tr'i,ltrff ffi.aii:: *rlrY

I,M A FRIENDLY PERSON

What's your job?

Grammar

1 Here is a radio report about a rescue.

continuous

top of the cliff I can't see what

(b) (happen) yet.

It (c) (not move) A

fire ensine (d) (drive)

(e) (walk) to the

edge of the cliff Now I can see over

the cliff Yes, there are two boys, and

they (f) (hold) on

(try) to reach the

space and put it into the present

continuous

And now a helicopter

(a) i:¡ fl Wg acro s s th e

bay from the ship The sailors

(b) from the ship.I

think the pilot (c) for

(d) (not), the pilot

(e) the helicopter in

(g) under the

he (h) the boys up

with him to the helicopter Now

helicopter (i) towards

(i) and the firefighters

(k) !

hang fly go keep land

look open smile take

watch wave

a work / office Ula .uf-!/tqllg He!*.Í !t? qt1 fu ,

camp lin France Thi s we ek she ' ?- *41?.Fi¿?g n Ff m *,

b drive / taxi Viera

visit / his familvwrite / computer games Tessa

Put the verbs into the correct form: present continuous or

Brian and his wife have a small shop This week Brian's

in hospital and his sons Steve and Tony are helping their

mother to look after the business Brian is phoning Steve.

Brian: Hello, Steve? Is everything OK?

(a) á.re w lL dfu9 ( yo u/ do ) everythin g right?

Steve: Yeah, don't worry, Dad Everything's great.

Brian: (b) (Iicountialways) the

count) them?

Steve: (e) (Mum/count) them

right now

Brian: But (0

(your mother/golalways) to the bank before we

Steve: It's OK, (g) (Tony/go) to

the bank now

(i) (wash) the floor

Steve: The floor is clean (j) (Iiput) the

fruit and vegetables out now (k)

(Ilcaruy) a box of oranges in one hand and the

Brian: OK But it's half past eight (l)

(m) (You/not/open)

Steve: Dad, (n) (Iiput) the box of

(o) (I/walk) to the door, and

(p) (I/open) it

Brian: Good

Stevs And (q) : (some

Brian: And (r) (youinotihelp)

them! Stop talking to me and help them!

Steve: Yes, Dad Bye.

a Do you play volleyball? Yes, .1 da.,

b Are you writing notes? No, (.n n{*

c Do your parents enjoy shopping?

No,

d Is Nigel watching a film? Yes,

No,

games? Yes, .

g Do you enjoy skiing? Yes,

h Are your friends listening to music? No,

Yes, .

{§

§

@¿¡

Writing

what you are doing this week.

I usuallg go to scltool on w«kdags.I

WHAT,S YOUR JOB?

a I'm starting my new job next +May.

b My birthday is on 18 Septembre and my

brother's is on 18 Febuary.

c We go to Greece for our holiday every sumer.

d In Augost the city is very quiet

e Natasha always goes out with her friends on

Saterdays.

f This shop is closed tommorrow

g I never work on lst )anuery

h On Ttseday and Thusday evenings I play

Maia-There are twelve words from Unit 4 in this

wordsearch Can you find them?

Wdve goL a gru.L progranme You ate anLuing on lvbrú.ag

(we) visit museums in London

evening (we) see a PlaY at the

theatre in London

Wed

(you) sPend the day at school

evening (we) go to the cinema

uNrT 4

Thurs

(you) do ditferent sPorts in the

activi§ centre

evening (you) have meal in a

restaurant with mY familY

Frimorning' {You} go shoPPingafternoon (we) PrePare for a

partyevening (we) have a Party

Satmorning.{You) leave for anearly flight

$ corprs spot

in

a I arrived en the morning and

b He is finishing university on

June.

c Why don't we me€t tonight on

six o'clcckl

An English friend of yours called David

tell him what you would like to do

5 Fill each of the spaces in this email with one word.lf no word is

&e§

Dear Mum and Dad

I'm writing to tell you what I'm doing I'm catching a train

(a) - tomorrow to the north It's very hot here

(b) ¡n the summeri so it will be good to have a few days

by the sea.

(c) the weekend I'm visiting a friend called Alison, who

lives nearby, She's taking me sailing (d) Saturday,

then (e) Sunday afternoon we're visiting her family

I'm coming back here (f) that evening because I'mhoping to get a job in a café I'm having an interview with theowner (S) 7 .30 (h) Monday morning !

The job suits me because I only have to work (i) theevening, so I can stay in bed till midday

I'm coming home (j) June I have a ticket for a flight

(k) 26 June but I can change it I can't wait to see

you And I really want to see my old school friends I can'tbelieve I last saw them (l) 2009!

Love,Me(an

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LET,5 GO OUT

Wheels and wings

Grammar

ad¡ñi€e bread chocolate

country furniture holiday

information journey

luggage money motorway

music shoe toothbrush

tram wheel

Man: I'd like to book (a) @- single

room, please.

Woman: I'm sorry There aren't (b) .

got (c) double rooms

Man: OK.I'IItake (d) double room

Girl: Are there (e) shops in thisairport?

We dont need (i) milk, but we

oK.

Boy: Would you like to go to the concert at

the City Hall tonight?

Girl: Yes, but I haven't got (k)ticket, and I haven't got (l)

I see (b) people but I don't have (c) time to talk to them of course because I'm looking at their

bags and their tickets Some people only have

(d) luggage and some have six suitcasesl I don't earn (e) money but I enjoy it, I don't get

(f) weekends off - only one a month usually

-but I'm free on Mondays and Tuesdays That's goodbecause the gym is quiet on Monday mornings - there are

only (g) people there and there aren't

(h) cars on the road, so I'm happy

4 Complete the sentences.

(you) any help

with this exercise.

do it

My brother is very shy He

to so out andmeet people

We eat in the

airport We can have lunch

these words They are all ways

(he) a helmet

§m Vocabulary

a The children are very tired.Thev n*i to so to

bed.

b My motherwrite some

FRRYBCYCLSCTR

What d¡d you do at school today?

Grammar

a I .1tM learning English at

primary school (start)

b My parents our house

(tidy) (arrive)

c your brother

the match last night? (enjoy)

d My cat onto the table.

(not jump)

my friend (not arrest)

f you your

e the clowns funny?

(be)

vou / ' """""""""""" shv I at the

party? (feel)

We any good ideas

in that book (not find)

vou all vour

money in town? (spend)

i The manager us to ':

vour sirlfriend verv

Our team the match,

about it! (lose) (not be)

your dictionary.)

be be be become die divorce enjoy not go

have introduce learn meet work write write

Agatha Christie

(b) , an American father and an English mother

They (c) quite rich

(h) as a nurse during the First World War Herfirst detective novel (i) The Mysterious Affair at

Poirot, the famous Belgian detective.

latet she (l) the archaeologist Max Mallowan, in

the Middle East He (m) her second husband

Agatha Christie (n) orrer 80 novels She

(o) in 197 6.

1

UNIT 6

4 Read this email and choose the correct adjective

from each pair.

directions

w

6 Find the odd words out in these lists.

university uniform secondaryschool

college

boring neryous embarrassed amazed

farm airport laptop factory

historian politician scientist teenager

boot trafftc door window

music history laboratory maths

Pronunciation

column

end€d eftieyed ld€ked happened

imagined included jumped liked

needed opened travelled visited

walked wanted watched

oirsd k¡*e¿ etú,e¿

Around town Ww#-* w

Fuú.

FI

II

F U

a I I Zac Efron (not famous)

.!.'.n net- w fu a¡ w 2w F-{r.p.1,

b the city / the countryside (busy)

c China / Britain (big)

' n":u:_'

1

t"*i

::l'opular)

h a train / a bicycle (fast)

the box.

up down across off arer*nd through over

was a traffic jam in the centre.

We walked the hill because there

I fell the stairs from the top to the

bottom but I was OK

He dived the rock into the sea.

We cycled the tunnel

behind between *eÍIr next to opposite

c car park (railway station)

4 Read sentences a-l and fill in the missing words in

uses the last letter of the word before.

town h.ql{,

d You can look at paintings and old things in the

A is smaller than a city

This shop only sells fruit and vegetables.

Find a taxi at the taxi

Pronunciation

column

h€w v¡atk house now tall board

found bought sport down

a üe shopping centre to the railway station

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Bile *reet.

.§w.e *t ef- fu e ¡smr.#-* M fu m W.t.,

c the railway station to the skateboard park

AROUND TOWN

Let's celebrate

Grammar

a I .' u ?- s-eil this film before (see)

b Ansela a cake for vour birthdav

(make)

c vou vour meal? (eniov)

d Miki on this card (not write)

e The students to see the fireworks

(go)

They any food (not buy)

I think the show (begin)

Ail the offices work early today.

write sentences about what she's already done and

what she hasn't done yet

a Angie: Can I use Rita's bicycle?

Gilda: Sorry, but you can't.

-flt d-i j.u.a.t' gnc out o n i t ( s h e/ go )

b Bill: Can you give me a Iift to the city

centre?

Dad: No, I canlt , the car

Kenneth: I don t think so -, a

big lurtch (she/have)

Alex.uriif!

clubbing with us?

computer game and he wants to try

1,,., ,¡f

Vocabulary

Exam skills Wiiting Párt z

Your English friend called Gareth has

¡ ask him if he agrees

apologise ask describe explain invite suggest thank

We've really enjoyedour day Thank you for inviting us.

@

I wflv has Becca bought a

new bikini?

Would you like to have

a coffee with me?

I The room is in a terrible

] mess because we had a

I party last night

EI"-e-I rh" tittl" girls wore

i white and carried

your dictionary.

LET,S CELEBRATE

How do you feel?

Grammar

Simon

repair the fence

ask the neighbours to help

take the car to the garage

buy some more petrol

buy a new lamp

playbasketball in the garden next time

apologise to the neighbours for the noise

buy some more food

tell Mum and Dad about the party

This is what you should do:

You should repair the fence Why don't you ask the

Love,

Beth

Pronunciation

d+rq4s bread break breaKast came

fell friend help said sale say train

al,wags

uNrT 9

throat

olga .l s got * e01d,.,

b Elliot feels hot and cold

Elliot's got

|ohn's son is learning to play the

drums.Iohn is sitting in the same

Last Saturday I came to your shop to buy some jazz CDs.I came away with none of them The last time I came to your shop was two years ago and you sold every kind of music Now you sell exactly the same as all the other shops - only pop music \A4ly don't you sell jazz? There is nowhere in this town you can buy a jazz CD The sales

assistants are pleasant and helpful and I asked them why you sell just

so maybe you should ask the customers what they want to buy.

What is the writertrying to do?

A comptain about something

G advertise something

D sellsomethingWhy is the writer angry?

B l{e could not buy what he wanted

C The shop sotd only CDs

D He went to the wrong shop

How is the shop different from two years ago?

1 Five of these sentences have a mistake in them Find

write correct.

a Lne*rri¡red here three days ago I arrived

b Did you have a good time in London?

c I didn't eat anlthing since midday

f The other students have left half an hour ago.

g Did you live here all your life?

ago ever for in since yet

Birmingham?

e

f

The bride and groom have arrived, but we

b Nika's to bed She's catching an early

flight tomorrow

d I've never anl.mrhere as beautiful as

e |an isn't in college this week He's tovisit his grandparents

(as in schools) or hzl (as in glosses) in different ways, then put them

b The tram passes our school, but the buses don't

d My brother's friend keeps snakes in the bedroom

f When my sister sings, the dog goes out of the room

Vocabulary

Fill each space with one

word beginning with the

them into the spaces in the crossword.

y rs l-v- fr-m -ll th- b-st y rs s-nc - r-ly

s

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r'lblj ifr§:

r"a i RPply Al¡ Foruard

Dear Mr Molina,

Thank you for your email We have (a) r e.aeryd a place for you and your (b) f on our summer course I am

sending you an (c) a form, Please send it back as

soon as possible,, with your (d) s at the bottom

(e) U there are no rooms free in our student

(f) h at the time you plan to (g) a theschool We can find you (h) a with a family If you

would like us to arrange this, please email me the time and date

Facts and figures

Grammar

expensive far good heavy hot large

old +all

a Maxime is 1.78 m tall; Sergio is i.60 m tall;Adam is 1.72 m tall

Maxime weighs 82 kg; Sergio weighs 87 kg;

Adam weighs 7lkg.

Maxime is 22 years old; Sergio is 20 years old;Adam is 24 years old

Every year the town of Westville has a festival Read

f Maurice Greene ran 100 m in 9.79 seconds;

Donovan Bailey ran 100 m in 9.84 seconds;

Marion fones ran 100 m in 10.65 seconds.

€1.5; a glass of juice costs €3.2

daily temperature in Montevideo in August is 11.3"C.

UNIT 11

3 Find the nationalities of these

William Shakespeare NelsonMandela

Writing

395 3,589 3,980 350,859

358 38,509 35,805

eighty-nine

c thirty-five thousand, eight

hundred and five

f thirty-eight thousand, five

hundred and nine

and eighty

Exam skill¡

Writing Part t

than three words

I The ring I bought was more expensive

than the others in the shop

I bought *l*.,*pp**.gxtW,t:.v,e ring in

Children are given aquizwhen they

The museum

children a quiz when they arrive

4 Fill in the missing letters - ch or sh - in sentences a-i Then put

them into the correct column below.

a Can you 9 fi.ange these dollars into pounds, please?

b The eapest way to get to Bristol is by coach.

c Liverpool was famous for ip-building

d I wa my hair every day in the ower.

e You eat too mu sugar.

f We could have .ips with our chicken

g \{4ry don't you wat this programme with me?

cLtange

FACTS AND FIGURES

A good read

Grammar

1 \tsterday, a group of students visited a museum Their teacher asked them to be ready at ten

otlock, but everyone was late Write a sentence about what each person was doing at ten otlock

At ten o'clock

a Amelia / read llove story Atll.&,.tl§-.,r-fu9 * (9.r.e.¿t2r.9 ,

b Billy / úde lmotorbike

d Danny / eat / breakfast

h Hugo / listen / Glenda

cousins in Auckland, New Zealand.

a get up I look at the stars

Ml*.5-Mg tp* Mhg t4pr lW * N.M !*kng st- fr .?- Í-tM,

c do homework / make breakfast for her cousins

Pronunciation

He took my blue shoes.

The room was fulI, so I stood on a stool

other people in your class Write 5o-6o words Try to

o What was the programme called and who was in it?

¡ Was it part of a series?

o If it was non-fiction, what was it about?

¡ If it was fiction, where did the story take place?

2 Tbe kind of books which are about real facts.

5 Any book which tells a long story

9 Not 2 across!

l0 This gives someone's opinion about a book

(or a film)

Down

I A book which tells someone's life story

4 This is a foreign book in your language.

8 What poets write

Exam skills

Writing Part 3 These sentences tell a story, but they are in the

a She was walking towards a trusy road

b '\4fu11, who did? Because that's why I didnl

c After a few minutes, my mother realised that

rny mother was watching Agnes and me on

'No,'said my father andAgnes looked

surprised

We looked around and we saw her.

When I was six my parents took my little

sister, Agnes, and me to the seaside oneafternoon

A GOOD READ

A place of my own

Grammar

1 Look at the picture and

This is a picture of an antique shop window It has a carpet

(a) olt the floor There's a round table (b) i,1t

(d) it, there's a painting, and (e) that,

on the other wall, there's a pair of mirrors hanging

(0 There's a chair (g) the

mirrors The chair has a cloth (h) it A chest of drawers

He might/rrutübe Het wearing his football boots

He must/couldbe.He won an international music prize last

yeaÍ.

Is Norma allowed to drive her mother's car?

homework!

Pronunciation

a I write three p@s of revision

b Theret usually some juice in thefridge

college?

e We must measure the lounge

you find in the different rooms.

E*áffi,isk¡iH

Reading Part 5

: 1.,,4,.,5**, .,, ,.

.;$,.{'',¡¡¡¡¡6,, r' 1¡4 1§',,plsped,:::

lot of money for furniture The kitchen had a (r) for washing up and

(+) it with modern materials so it was bright and cheerful

(6) the park on the (Z) side We lived there (8) .

, §:'s§16[ ,,,,,,',8i,á$ó,, ,r' ¡',

,,,; '3,,, But, ,,, , ,,', ,,, ,ü,,threush,.,

,t Srl:€Veft ,:l::i,¡::,

:, C.,¡rolréiéa.,,' ;.

,' C l,b.){ i.i:::ij,.r,:::lti.,.C], gO.,,,,: .,,,,,",:.t,,,,§,r,6ffi¡6¡,.l

What's in fashion?

Grammar

with fifteen bedrooms Alma's parents have a small shop selling

ideas:

a Oliver doesn't like going

ahs

frn *eril

too

help in a shop

walk to school

go camping for her holiday share a bedroom with her sister

isn't

1

It isrft snowing today because it

isn't

it

uN rT 14

rFI

Add the adjectives in brackets to the sentences below Put them

a We have a lot of (wooden / old / horrible) furniture in our flat

.!f.{ e ü.* ne * toL af !17nib 1p, a¿ U-&91 fufur.p A %¡ fui,

b My brother loves playing (rock / loud) music

My mother has (black / short) hair

4 You are writing a report for a fashion magazine Vt/rite about

what these models are wearing

Pronunciation

a My favourite subject is geography

b The photographer was on the

through the door, so he missed her.

it was.

baby elephant playing

The nan Ls wuring

WHAT,S IN FASHION?

Grammar

Doctors can / have to train for several years

Lorries mustn't / don't have fo use this route

haveto I don't haveto,

RTIIItthBER!

rS Keep rooms clean and

t

I borrow their car.

found your room?

Yes It's nice I haven t paid for it yet I'm glad

the children

accommodation but we (c)

Laura: So do we spend every day with the children?

Iack Yes, we (e) get up by 6.30

(g) take the register beforethe activities begin

What about free time?

We (h) use the pool any

time except when there are lessons In the

(i) \r/ ' take the bus to town if we

want But we (k) have parties

rg Get up by 6.30 am.

!g Make breakfast for children.

¡g Take the register after breakfast :, Iack:

[€ Use the pool any time except when

there are Iessons.

Food and accommodat¡on in staff

hostel free!

No food in rooms.

No parties.

Free time in evening.

Bus to town every half hour in the

3 Each ofthese sentences has an adjective in it ln

Four of the sentences are correct.

a My grandfather drives very sle'w slnwLg

b My friend helped me move the TV because it

c We left the room quiet because we didn't want

i We waited miserable at the bus stop in the rain

j Don't be frightened I will help you

Vocabulary

When I go rock-climbing I always (t) .!ei uP

it's too hot I always start to feel nervous when I

(c) the bus and wonder how I will

(d) Sometimes I go with a friend

Pronunciation

a double couple your rough

b house shout round touch

c thought bought enough ought

d nervous young colour flavour

e dangerous loud about mouth

BUS DRIVER ONLY SELLS SINGLE TIGKETS FOR

A You can go in when you see the red light

this room

A You can't buy a weekly ticket in advance

B Ycu can buy a ticket for one journey from the

C You can only buy a weekly ticket on this bus

RISK!

to (e) with me?

Ot¡ sorr¡ I'm going to

(f) busy then

(g) aboutanother time?

We're going to get married

Do vou (h) to be

our bridesmaid?

Thank you for(i) me I'dreallv (i)

that

Arfitl J.C O'Reilly hos iusi hod o very su(cessful one-womon exh¡b¡Iion ot o

I¡Vell, first (a)l.ltp ggittg te Hg .(r / tidy)

mystudio

Itlooks OKto me.

allthe rubbish and (c)

(I / wash) the wallsl

And after that?

(") (you / paint) any

J.C No, (0 (I / not / work) until

(h) (I / get) ideas for new pictures

P¡ul0) (you/have)

J.( I hope so, but

(k) (r /

not / decide) anything before (t) .

(we / go away).

for talking to me And

Can you find them? They go in all directions.

rEXám:'§kill§

Writing Part r

,,;.!ft a!.it,.rnéa ns,the §a'mé,ar,the firt use nc more th a n

flat

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2 My new flat is near the station

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present simple.

b A friend took Cristina's photo by the fountain

Cristina by the fountain

e When I am rich, I will employ a chef to cook all my meals.

When I am rich, I

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MTRAVEL

Please phone or write to the family They need to know the answers to these questions:

What date and time (i) (you / arrive) in Gretton?

How fi) (you / travel)?

(k) (you / need) a parking space for a car?

Hostel

Please write to our accommodation officer She needs to know the answers to these questions:

How many weeks (l) (you / stay) at the hostet?

(m) (you / bring) a car?

Would you like an evening meal at the hostel after (n) (you / arrive)?

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c I thought was following me but

when I turned round I couldn't see

d in my family likes sport, so we

f I don't know who enjoys doing

housework

4 Read these sentences and mark the sounds lat l as in

cor, lc'tl asin saw or lsl l asin hurt in different ways.

a Will Paul ever re@r to the farm?

f Would you like half of this burger, or can you

eat more?

Vocabulary

of this puzzle.All the words are in Unit t7 Lístening.

2 How much you think something is worth

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a I hadn't ever been on a long flight until I flgw / had flown

to California last year.

gore to sleep.

home

e I gave the book to my friend when I read / had read it.

f When I received the email, I sent / had sent a reply

immediately

g I didn't have Karen's address, so I phoned / had phoned

h When I got to the part¡ I gave Lucy the present Lbought

arrive ask be invite open order

promise remember see sing

my birthday and Jack (c)

because a few days before I (e) to help

a friend mend his car and it took a long time When I

(g) twenty friends at the table Jack

(h) them all and they (i)

Vocabulary

clues to help you

a You look at this in a museum

about something

f This comes before an answer.

You ask'Which ,

is the city centre?'

i This type of book has a story in it,