Giáo trình ACCESS Lớp 7 Bài tập là giáo trình tiếng Anh được thiết kế dành riêng cho học sinh đang học tiếng Anh tại các trường Trung học Cơ sở, chương trình tiếng Anh tăng cường. Khóa học dựa trên phương pháp Tổng hợp ngôn ngữ. Tập trung chính vào các phương thức học giúp bộ sách ACCESS trở thành sách giáo khoa lý tưởng cho học sinh Trung học cơ sở. Chương trình học tối ưu, đa góc, đảm bảo giúp học sinh cải thiện kỹ năng ngôn ngữ toàn diện
I VIET NAM NEWS AGENCY PUBLISHING HOUSE Published by Express Publishing Liberty House, Greenham Business Park, Newbury, Berkshire RG19 6HW, United Kingdom Tel.: (0044) 1635 817 363 Fax: (0044) 1635 817 463 ' email: inquiries@expresspublishing.co.uk www.expresspublishing.co.uk © Virginia Evans - Jenny Dooley, 2015 Design and Illustration© Express Publishing, 2015 Color Illustrations: Victor, Kyr, Jim, Nathan© Express Publishing, 2015 Music Arrangements by Robin© Express Publishing, 2015 Music Compositions by Funkyfly © Express Publishing, 2015 Published in EU First published in Vietnam 2016 All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form, or by any means, electronic, photocopying, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the publishers This book is not meant to be changed in any way ISBN 978-604-945-801-9 Acknowledgements Authors' Acknowledgements We would like to thank all the staff at Express Publishing who have contributed their skills to producing this book Thanks for their support and patience are due in particular to: Megan Lawton (Editor in Chief), Agnes Stevens (senior editor), Michael Sadler and Steve Miller (editorial assistants), Richard White (senior production controller), the Express design team, Sweetspot (recording producers), and Kevin Harris, Kimberly Baker, Steven Gibbs, and Christine Little We would also like to thank those institutions and teachers who piloted the manuscript and whose comments and feedback were invaluable in the production of the book The authors and publishers wish to thank the following who have kindly given permission for the use of copyright material Photograph Acknowledgements Unit 3b: Spider-Man© cinetext/www.iml.gr on p 22; Unit 3e: The Golden Compass© everett/www.iml.gr on p 25, Unit Od: The Vienna Vegetable Orchestra© Ruth Fremson/The New York Times/Redux/www.iml.gr on p 66 Every effort has been made to trace all the copyright holders If any have been inadvertently overlooked, the publishers will be pleased to make the necessary arrangements at the first opportunity Workbook Virginia Evans - Jenny Dooley ~u~ Express Publishing Contents JI Travel a c b d p 10 11 1c 1d 1e 1f 12 13 14 p 3a 3b 3c W.l 4a 4b 4c 2d 2e 2f 18 19 20 3d 3e 3f 24 25 26 33 34 35 42 43 44 4d 4e 4f Sd Se Sf 7d 7e 7f 48 49 50 Food & Fashion 51 52 53 8d Bf 54 55 56 9d 9e 9f 60 61 62 10d Oe Of 66 67 68 Be Modern Life 9a 9b 57 58 9c 59 Entertainment 30 31 32 Our planet Sa Sb Sc 8a 8b 8c Unexplained mysteries 27 28 29 45 46 47 lIDl Characters larger than life 21 22 23 7a 7b 7c ll Let's celebrate! 15 16 17 6d 6e 6f Health & Fitness 'JI 2a 2b 2c 39 40 41 'JI Day after day la lb 6a 6b 6c 36 37 38 Oa 10b Oc • • • 63 64 65 Translator's Corner Word List Irregular Verbs TC1-TC7 WL 1-WL2 Grammar be Vocabulary Match the responses [ill [ill fill [ill [ill [ill 2 A I'm fine, thanks B I'm from Greece Hello! How are you? What's your name? Where are you from? How old are you? Who is this? Write the nationality Spain Mexico Greece Poland Italy Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb to c H'II D This is my friend, Tina E John F I'm sixteen years old for each country 10 Brazil Canada France Germany Turkey Mary from Britain John French He Canadian Jane from France? How old you? They my friends I from Spain Paul and Kate sixteen years old? Mike and I brothers We German.We Polish 10 London the capital city of England? Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb to be My favorite actor 1) Gael Garcia Bernal He 2) from Mexico His Write, as in the example 10+11=21 20 + 12 = 32 30 + 13 = 43 40+14=54 so+ 15 = 65 60 + 16 = 76 70 + 17 = 87 180 + 18 = 198 1,000 + 200 = 1,200 Ten plus eleven equals twenty-one eyes 3) green and his hair 4) dark He 5) handsome, but he 6) very tall His sister's name 7) Tamara and his brother's name 8) Dario His parents 9) actors tool Gael 10) very popular because he's a good actor The Motorcycle Diaries is one of his most famous movies "In this movie I 11) Ernesto Che Guevara," says Gael His favorite actor 12) Javier Bardem and his favorite sport 13) soccer Starter Unit ;b I Vocabulary Complete the crossword puzzle using the words below ruler pants Jacket dictionary atlas coat oike helmet dress sharpener Grammar 2 Fill in a or an atlas skirt pencil helmet eraser This is a ball.: These are balls orange 10 Those are bikes.> That is a bike That is a man dictionary coat apple bike jacket atlas dictionary knife person sharpener helmet dress box baby man child tooth shelf scarf ' -es -ves ············································································· : , , Circle the correct word(s) This is Maria She I He is from Italy Sara I Sara's sister is Kate His I Him favorite sport is soccer This is Jake He is mine I my pet dog Look at her I hers She is very tall! Sue and Jack are cousins Them I They are ten ················· ··························································· -ies irregular ············································································ ·································································· ·········· This is a schoolbag These are chairs Those are clocks Those are scarves Form the plural of the words below and put them in the correct box.' · -s Write sentences, as in the examples Complete the sentences Use possessive 's or', This is Mary Ann is her sister Ann is• Mary's sister This is Tony This is his bike This is Look at the girls These are their hats These are Look at these men These are their coats These are This is Rosa Ann and Sue are her friends Rosa is Vocabulary Grammar Find eight words related to houses Answer the questions using the correct preposition A s v T H A I c A B G E E c c u s L H L A T s s B p B K s p L s N H A I E L L A E E T s w E M p T N v s B K E E N :I ·.· I s i: R :::::: A D N tm·.·.· \I A: B: A: B: A: B: A: B: Think of your house Where would you find each object? Complete the web diagrams couch closet armchair bookcase sink fridge desk bed stove coffee table bathtub cabinets toilet cushions shower ( ( ( ( :;) :) ( (; ;) c ~.~ ( c (; ~ -;) =.~ ~ ~ J the window Where are the pillows? the bed Where is the bedside table? the bed Where are the slippers? the bed ) ) ) ) Look at the picture What does/doesn't each person have? Complete the sentences Use the verb to have in the correct form Jane brown eyes Tony Qiving roonj) fair hair Jane ( ( ( (_ Where is the bed? ( ) ) ) ) a pen They a computer Tony a pencil Tony glasses Jane and Tony skateboards Vocabulary Listening Match the words to create the correct pairs [I[] grandfather [10 mother [I[] [!I] [ill [ill brother ' daughter uncle wife O Listen to a girl talking about herself and fill in the fact file A son B husband Name: Caroline 1) c Age: 2) years old From: 3) Germany grandmother D father E sister F aunt Read the text Then label the people in the family tree Hi! I'm Lisa I'm sixteen years old My parents are John and Sue I have one brother His name is Michael and he is fourteen years old My grandparents are Bill and Maria I also have a pet dog His name is Rocky and he is four y~ar~ old dad mom a sister and two Family: 4) Favorite 5) &6) Grammar Fill in the blanks with the correct question word Then match each question (1-4) to the correct response (a-d) [I[] old is Mark? [ill is Rosa from? B I'm fine, thanks [I[] are you? _) c [!I] 's your name? ) A David.) ) J He's 18 years old D She's from Madrid Put the sentences in the correct order are I How old I you? friend I Ann I my I is ························································································ Tony I bicycle I have I a I doesn't Pedro I His I is I name Charlie I brothers I my I and I are I Steve ························································································ UNIT I 1a Vocabulary Match the phrases [1I J r21 J (31 [4T J [sf] [61 J [1I Grammar J send learn hang out surf play watch go A foreign languages B text messages c D E F G the Net a DVD with friends video games to the library Write the third person singular of each verb in the correct row • • kiss • cry • speak • teach • play • watch • study • wash • like • solve ~ -s -es -les Read the text and fill in the blanks with the words in the list below • slim • curly • polite • funny • chubby • tall • fair • smart • short • long A Ben (like) mysteries Adam (not/speak) English Helen and her mother (go) shopping on Saturdays Ann (not/have) long hair John (not/drive) a car They (watch) a DVD in the evening They (not/play) tennis Steve (like) eating pizza on weekends John, Helen, and Ann are friends John is 1) with 2) brown hair John makes everyone laugh He's very 3) · Helen and Ann have 4) hair Ann's hair is S) Helen's hair is 6) She isn't 7) She is 8) · They are all good students because they are 9) All their classmates like them because they are very friendly and O) · Put the verbs in parentheses in the simple present Write questions using the simple present Then answer them, as in the example Paul I know I a foreign language?(/) , Does Paul know a foreign language? Yes, he does Jane'/ like I burgers? (X) they I read I magazines?(/) Ann I surf I the Net? (/) Helen and John I play I the guitar? (X) ························································································ Vocabulary Grammar Complete the text with the correct phrase Look at Ben's daily routine Then match the percentages (a-e) with the correct adverb of (C' frequency and answer the questions, as in the example she always 1) rn _ Then she 3) , 4) After that she 6) , and 5) or Complete the sentences with the correct verb using the simple present 10 his bed you the table after dinner? Helen never the lawn His father hardly ever dinner you always the dog? Steve sometimes the garbage Pete usually the table before dinner? I always ~ my desk after I finish my homework (a~S( make his bed? (sometimes) (Bo have breakfast? (often) ( -, L.:!.LJ walk to school? (usually) rn=J c 10 his homework in the evening? (always) Ben never wakes up late • clear • set • mow • cook • take out • walk • make • tidy up wake up late? (never) II[] II[] ~ • t,lf~ Now often does 8e7t ··· Fill in the blanks with the appropriate adverbs of frequency to make the sentences true for you • never • sometimes • often • usually • always Jonathan always I 1) I 2) I 3) I 4) I 5) I 6) I 7) I 8) make breakfast make my bed take out the garbage walk the dog water the plants go to the library go shopping play video games -, Reading Read the text and mark the sentences T (true) or F (false) There's nothing "normal" about this bunch of musicians The Vienna Vegetable Orchestra use vegetables as musical instruments! Founded in 1998, the group includes 13 people: !'I musicians, one sound specialist, and a cook This one-of-a-kind group has thousands of fans In fact, it is going to tour Europe and Asia again soon After their big sellout concert, we're sure any upcoming shows will be a huge success! Before each gig, the group meets to turn ninety pounds of fresh vegetables into instruments! Carrots are carved to become flutes, and cucumbers and peppers are joined to become a new wind Instrument, the "cucumberphone" The music they produce is a mixture of jazz, electronic, house, and pop music You'II definitely want to dance to the fantastic rhythm of the pumpkin drums! At the end of each concert, audience members are treated to yummy vegetable soup made from the evening's "instruments"! And don't forget: not only does the food taste great, it sounds great, too! 66 The Vienna Vegetable Orchestra use fruits and vegetables as musical instruments They are going to hold concerts in Europe and Asia Flutes are made of cucumbers and peppers stuck together The pumpkin drums will make you want to dance, After each concert, the vegetables are kept and used again for the next show Match the words in bold from the text to their meaning IIO bunch !ID founded !ID one-of-a-kind @:CJ sellout ~upcoming ~carved [IT]joined [ill treated a put together b when all the tickets for an event are sold c made by shaping or cutting sth out of a material d a group of people e given/provided with sth special f happening in the near future g started h special or different Vocabulary Fill in: wind, reach, fill, blow, loud, skill The flute is a very old 1) instrument that takes a lot of 2) to play Players 3) into the mouthpiece and 4) the long tube with air Musical notes are made when the player moves their fingers over the holes on the tube The flute can make soft or 5) notes Players with a lot of talent can 6) high levels and play in a professional orchestra Everyday English Listening \ Complete the exchanges with the phrases below You will hear a telephone conversation between two friends For questions 1-4, check(/') A, B, or C } Sounds good to me ll'II be there \ Around pm I don't like her at all [l'm not sure \We'll see that, then \ I'm afraid l l!D They are [gJ at the Rex B: A: How about going out for a meal? B: I can't come A: Let's meet outside the movie theater B: OK at 7:30 A: Do you like Kate Winslet? B: 4 \ I don't know are we doing anything OK L she's She thinks it sounds interesting How is Peter getting to the studio? IK[JHis mom is driving him there His dad is driving him there What time are Pete and Deborah meeting? IK[J7:00 pm [[[] 8:00 pm [gJ 7:45 pm Look at the chart below Ask and answer questions to find out what each person is doing this weekend visit grandparents I' x x go clothes shopping x I' I' x study for an exam I' x I' x cook dinner x I' I' x go to a concert with friends I' x x I' great Sounds good to me We'll meet at o'clock Fine, we'll go then So, what are we doing tonight? Well, I'm not sure Yes, I really like her! [gJ Grammar Replace the phrases in bold with the phrases below f l!D doesn't want to see it She thinks it sounds good [gJ \ It's OK with What is Deborah's opinion of the TV show? l!D He is driving there A: What are we doing tonight? B: Any ideas? A: I want to see the new Ben Stiller movie if you don't mind B: A: What time should we meet? going to see a talk show They are touring a TV studio IK[J She A: There is a good adventure on B: What are Pete and Deborah doing on the weekend? IK[J They are going to see a concert Ross/visit grandparents? • A: Is Ross visiting his grandparents? 8: No, he isn't Jonathan and Jessica are visiting their grandparents Jessica/go clothes shopping? Helen/study for an exam? Jonathan/cook dinner? Ross/go to a concert with his friends? 67 Vocabulary Match to form sentences You can ~ clap ring bang' play blow shake the piano a bell maracas hands a horn \ the drums a) Match the words to form phrases Your ear's job is to sounds around you and send signals to the brain Sounds leave the middle ear and their journey to the inner ear When sound reaches the eardrum, it vibrations that make the small bones in the ear move Collocations a) Complete the phrases with the verbs in the list below play !ID !ID small a canal ear b bones ITO inner c hairs ~ tiny d ear b) Use the phrases in Ex 2a to complete the sentences Sound travels through the , · to the middle ear The is the part of the ear from which signals are sent to the brain in the middle ear move to help the sound continue its journey Your brain receives signals from the in your inner ear ""' Use the verbs in the correct form to complete the sentences I [ reach [ pick up collect l hear ~ cause cause join send feel cause a vibration, an accident, a problem a signal, an invitation, a message free, alive, sorry, bad/good tennis, a joke, a game, the piano forces, the party, the club, hands b) Use phrases from Ex 4a in the correct form to complete sentences 1-5 It to pass an exam I'll you as soon as I know something He was driving too fast and The two enemies to save the girl I'm going to of tennis this afternoon Dictation send l continue The three parts of the ear work together so you can everything around you When a sound your inner ear, it's turned into a signal The outer ear sounds and sends · them to the middle ear through the ear canal The inner ear signals to the brain Listen and write ································································································· ································································································· 68 Translate these words/phrases into your language li®tJil®' Countries (Student Book p 4) Spain Britain Poland Italy Brazil Greece Canada Turkey Germany Finland France Capital cities (Student Book p 4) Berlin Paris Athens Warsaw Madrid Ottawa Brasilia Home (Student Book p 8) bookcase closet pillow desk chair bed lamp sink toilet shower bathtub painting cushion couch vase armchair coffee table cabinets stove fridge bedroom bathroom living room kitchen London Ankara Family members Rome (Student Book p 10) Helsinki Nationalities (Student Book p 4) Spanish British Polish Italian Brazilian Greek Canadian Turkish German grandfather grandmother father mother brother sister uncle aunt husband wife son daughter cousin Finnish French TC1 Translator's Corner -~ Jo®ffltti Activities Celebrations (Student Book p 11) (Student Book p 21) send text messages go shopping go to the library learn foreign languages play sports , hang out with friends surf the Net play video games go to the movies watch a DVD Chores· (Student Book pp 14-15) mop the floor wash the dishes cook dinner go shopping walk the dog set the table take out the garbage dust the furniture clear the table clean your room make your bed water the plants mow the lawn tidy up your desk make breakfast the laundry iron your clothes Useful phrases (Student Book p 18) Hang on a minute I'll get her Yes, speaking Are you free on Saturday evening? How about going to the movies? I'd love to! Yeah, that would be great ~ TC2 Hold on a moment watch a contest throw snowballs dance in the streets wear costumes watch a parade fly kites make snow sculptures ~ Weather (Student Book p 21) '' cool cold rainy windy snowy cloudy freezing sunny hot warm dry wet Useful phrases (Student Book p 28) Oh, nothing much Would you like to come? That sounds great! What time is the party? Why don't you come? How about 7:30? I'd love to! See you then Moods (Student Book p 29) angry happy calm relaxed cool imaginative creative ······················································· • - Translator's peaceful quiet mysterious unhappy Corner Animals - Parts of the body (Student Book p 42) Abilities (Student Book p 31) spin webs stretch very far climb walls see through walls hear very well burst Into flames has superstrength disappear fight very well fly neck scales fins tails wings paws claws teeth fur flippers body legs antennae eyes ears mouth nose Useful phrases Useful phrases (Student Book p 38) (Student Book p 48) What did you see? What's it about? Sounds interesting There's a lot of action and the special effects are great Who stars in it? Where's It playing? What's wrong? You don't look well I had a strange dream last night Oh really? What happened next? What was it? What did you do? Nothing I couldn't wait That sounds scary Emotions (Student Book p 41) frightened scared frustrated sad shocked angry nervous embarrassed surprised happy excited calm thrilled peaceful relaxed ~ ~ Environmental actions (Student Book p 51) turn off lights plant trees clean up beaches make your own compost use public transportation protect endangered species recycle TC3 Translator's Corner m ] I~ ffl (If( Environmental problems (Student Book p 51) Geoqraphlcal disappearing forests animals being hunted polluted beaches wasting energy household waste air pollution overflowing landfills (Student Book p 61) mountain waterfall river desert island • Animals (Student Book p 52) Adjectives (Student Book p 62) quiet noisy busy clean dirty cheap expensive modern historic exciting boring big small crowded quiet seal elephant cheetah tiger sea turtle leopard elephant seal bald eagle polar bear pigeon penguin wolf salmon Useful phrases Means of transportation (Student Book p 58) (Student Book p 64) Look at this! Why don't we sign up? Sure That sounds like a good idea Ohno! I'm afraid I'm busy Never mind How about meeting at 9:00? Get a load of this Let's put our names down That's OK with me I have something to That's OK TC4 features train gondola van bus yacht motorcycle bike snowmobile riverboat sled helicopter jeep rickshaw plane hovercraft ································································ ································································ ································································ ································································ L -Injuries Types of buildings (Student Book p 74) (Student Book p 66) bank castle hut factory hostel house tent bed & breakfast office igloo museum library mall pa lace store restaurant motel department store skyscraper break leg sprain wrist hit head cut leg pull a muscle scrape a knee twist ankle ~· Parts of the body Useful phrases (Student Book p 68) Where did you go? How was your vacation? Did you take a lot of pictures? What was the weather like? Where did you stay? Translator's Corner (Student Book p 74) eyes legs hands teeth neck toes feet nose tongue mouth ears arms knees elbows fingers ankles Aches & pains (Student Book p 78) #?1@ffitii Sports (Student Book p 71) goggles paddle helmet rope racket snowboard bat knee pads gloves a stomachache a headache a toothache a sore throat a cold the flu a fever a cough Useful phrases (Student Book p 78) Are you OK? You don't look well I feel awful What's wrong? You should see a doctor TCS Translator's Corner ~Jt,@rna:, Materials (Student Book p 81) plastic rubber paper cotton metal glass cardboard leather wooden gold silver l /Y bracelet scarf gloves sweater tie shorts jeans suit pants belt coat sneakers earrings boots jacket shoes necklace blouse socks skirt TC6 dress Can I help you? Can I exchange this sweater? It's too big Do you have the receipt? What size you need? Do you have it in a different color? Let me check I'll have a look • Computers (Student Book pp 91-92) p 82) can bottle jar bag box carton pack ~ (Student Book p 88) 1~·( Containers (Student Book Useful phrases Clothes/ Accessories/Footwear (Student Book p 84) CD/DVD reader/writer screen mouse speakers keyboard webcam scanner printer print documents hear sounds see people through the Internet move around on the screen type things on a computer read/burn CDs/DVDs download music send emails play video games make videos design a website/web page save files burn CDs homework Equipment (Student Book p 94) cell phone fridge stove TV video washing machine DVD player dishwasher • -computer microwave MP3 player toaster vacuum cleaner lawn mower laptop Useful phrases (Student Book p 108) What are we doing tonight? I'm not sure Let's go to the movies There's a good comedy on Sounds good to me We'll see that, then I'll be there Useful phrases (Student Book p 98) I'm looking for a DVD player Do you want a specific brand? Take a look at this one Do you have it in silver? How much is It? I'll take it Translator's Corner Verbs (Student Book p 109) clap ring bang blow shake Music/Movies (Student Book p 102) big hit catchy tunes adventure vocals solo box office clever lyrics action-packed a must-see TC7 Word List MODULE amazing (adj) astonishing bridge (n) a structure built so that people/cars can cross over a road/river circle (v) to go around classmates (n) fellow students clock face (n) the front of clock come over (phr v) come, to visit hand (n) pointer · hang on (phr v) to wait mysteries (n) stories in which strange events occur that are not explained until the end point (v) to aim shadow (n) shade sundial (n) device used for telling the time when the sun is shining sunny (adj) bright, shiny MODULE2 bucket (n) a round plastic/metal container with a handle used to carry sth (e.g., water) disturb (v) to interrupt and upset sb going away party (phr) a celebration before sb leaves for college, a new job, a new country, etc nap (n) short sleep sundae in) ice cream with whipped cream and nuts and fruit on top treat (n) a sweet trip (n) a voyage wish (v) to desire MODULE acting career (n) job as an actor action (n) interesting events adopt (v) to take on sb else's child and make it legally yours award (n) a prize charity (n) work to support/help people in need criminals (n) people who regularly commit crimes fall in love with (phr) to start to have strong feelings about sb legend (n) famous person magic spell (n) magic trick mystical (adj) mysterious opportunity (n) a chance professional (adj) skilled, not amateur realize (v) to understand sa~e (v) to rescue skills (n) talents WL1 spider (n) a creature with eight legs that spins webs in which it traps insects tower (n) a tall building traditional (adj) customary, usual turn into (phr v) to change, become MODULE4 attack (v) to surprise sb and try to hurt/harm them using physical violence beach volleyball (n) a game played on the beach in which two teams hit a ball only with their hands over a net to their opponents' side trying to hit the ground and score points while preventing the ball from hitting the ground on their side break out (phr v) to start suddenly burn down (phr v) to destroy completely by fire explode (v) to burst gaze (v) to look steadily at sth/sb for a long time haunted (adj) spooky, cursed hoot (v) to make a sound that sounds like a long "oo" live through (phr v) to survive mortal (adj) one that will eventually die/cannot live forever, human mummy (n) a very old dead body which has been preserved through · a special process and by being wrapped in cloth put the fire out (phr) to extinguish the fire sail (v) to navigate a boat sailors (n) men who work on a ship sign (n) signal sink (v) to disappear underwater spine (n) the row of bones down one's back stone (n) rock survivors (n) people who manage to live through a disaster, accident, or illness tragic (adj) sad MODULE avoid (v) to stay clear of break down (phr v) to separate into the substances it is made of captivity (n) being kept enclosed/imprisoned, the state of not being free container (n) a box, bottle, etc which you use to store/keep things in cougar (n) a large brownish cat that lives in the mountains of North and South America critically (adv) seriously currently (adv) at present, now decorative (adj) ornamental deer (n) a large animal that eats grass estimate (v) to roughly calculate extinct (adj) dead, vanished in the wild (phr) in the wilderness ivory (n) hard cream-colored substance which forms the tusks of elephants rodents (n) small mammals with sharp front teeth (e.g., mice, rats, squirrels, etc.) sheep (n) farm animals with white curly hair that is called wool solely (adv) exclusively spray (v) to sprinkle sugarcane (n) a tall tropical plant from which we make sugar unprotected (adj) unguarded MODULE6 amphitheater (n) a large open area surrounded by rows of seats sloping upwards usually used for play performances brick (adj) made with rectangular blocks of baked clay bronze (adj) made from a yellowish· brown metal which is a mixture of copper and tin cloth bag (phr) a bag made out of material such as cotton, wool, etc construction (n) the building of things such as houses, roads, etc gladiator (n) a man who in Roman times had to fight other men or wild animals to entertain people landmark (n) a monument make-believe (adj) fantasy, imaginary naval battles (n) fights between navy ships parking lots (n) areas or buildings where people can leave their cars plenty of (quant) sufficient reasonable (adj) fair, sensible, logical shopping center (n) a large building with lots of stores in it square (n) a flat open space in a city/ town where people go to relax or gather for events structure (n) a building unforgettable (adj) memorable Word List MODULE championship (n) a contest where the best player/team becomes the champion coach (n) sb who trains a person/ team in a particular sport crash (v) (for computers) to fail deadline (n) a time/date by which a particular thing must be done finalists (n) the people who reach the final stage of a competition free kick (n) (in sports) the opportunity given to a member of a team to kick the ball when a member of the opposing team breaks a rule goal (n) (in sports) when a player gets the ball into the goal and wins a point for their team hockey (n) a game played on ice between two teams with 11 players each, in which they use long curved sticks to hit a puck (i.e., a small rubber disk) in order to score goals marathon (n) a race in which people run a long distance, usually 26 miles qualify (v) (in sports) to successfully pass all the earlier stages in order to compete in a race, tournament, etc recognized (adj)well-known refrigerate (v) to put sth in the fridge in order to preserve it require (v) to need, necessitate set up (phr v) to arrange, schedule sth (e.g., an appointment) skateboarding (n) the sport in which you stand and ride on a narrow board with wheels on each end skillful (adj)talented tae kwon (n) a Korean martial art in which they use extensive kicks trainee (n) sb who works somewhere but is still learning the skills needed to the job tutor (n) sb who gives private lessons on a subject wacky (adj)unusual, crazy, odd MODULES attention (n) interest cancer (n) a serious, life-threatening disease in which the cells of a person's body increase rapidly in an uncontrolled fashion and produce tumors candy (n) sweet food such as lollipops cavities (n) holes in teeth caused by tooth decay damage (v) to hurt, injure energy boost (phr) an increase/rise in energy get rid of (phr) to throw away junk food (n) food that is quick and easy to prepare but not good for your health (e.g., French fries, pizza, etc.) nicotine (n) a harmful substance found in tobacco that people can get addicted to nutrients (n) substances that help you grow stall (n) a booth or stand on which items for sale are displayed treat (n) sth nice, enjoyable vinegar (n) a sour liquid made from wine that is used as a salad dressing MODULE backrest (n) the part of a chair on which you rest your back break (n) a short period of time when you take a rest community center (n) a place provided for the people in an area, where they can meet one another and things control ourselves (phr) to regulate, restrain ourselves expert (n) sb who knows a lot about a particular subject or is very skilled at sth fossil fuels (n) fuels formed from decayed plants or animals (e.g., oil, coal, etc.) generate (v) to produce handle (v) to hold or move with your hands mega pixel (n) one million pixels outlet (n) a device in a wall where one connects electrical equipment to a power supply plug in (phr v) to connect pieces of electrical equipment to a power supply power (n) strength, force power line (n) a cable that is usually above ground along which electricity passes to a building/an area responsibly (adv) sensibly safety covers (n) covers used to seal outlets and prevent accidents source (n) the place/person from which you get sth (e.g., information) support (v) to maintain take up (phr v) to use up (e.g., time, space) wind farm (n) a place where wind turbines are used to turn wind power into electricity wires (n) thin pieces of metal that carry electricity MODULE 10 chamber (n) a large enclosed space (e.g., in a cave) clues (n) hints crew (n) a group of skilled people who work together on a task or project escape (v) to get out/away flooding (adj) being covered with water (e.g., after heavy rain) flute (n) a musical instrument of the woodwind family which you play by blowing into a hole on one end while you hold it sideways to your mouth gig (n) a live performance by a musician, band, comedian, etc investigation (n) examination, inquiry join forces (with sb) (phr) to work together (with sb) to accomplish sth kidnappers (n) people who take sb against their will/by force and hold them captive in order to demand sth (e.g., ransom) in exchange for their release rhythm (n) beat sequel (n) (of a movie/book) the movie/book which continues the story of the earlier one songwriter (n) sb who writes songs WL2 Irregular Verbs Infinitive be/W bear /bea'/ beat lbttl become /b1k1m/ begin /b1gm/ bite /b£!.!tl blow/bloo/ break /bre1k/ bring /bnl)/ build /btld/ burn /b~'n/ Past Past Participle burst /b,3;'sl/ buy/bmf was/wQz/ bore /bg;'/ beat /bi:l/ became /b1ke1m/ began /b1gren/ bit /btl/ blew/bl\!;/ broke /brook/ brought /brg;I/ built /b[lt/ burnt (burned) /b,3;'nt (b;tnd)/ burst lb,!;'st/ bought /bg;t/ been lb!n/ born(e) /bg;'n/ beaten lbtt•n/ become /b1k11m/ begun /b1g11n/ bitten /b1t•n/ blown /bloun/ broken /broukan/ brought /brg;t/ built /btlt/ burnt (burned) /b;fnt (b,3;'nd)/ burst /b~'sl/ bought /bg;t/ can /k~n/ could /kod/ catch /k~t/1 choose /IJ!:fZ/ come/keim/ cost /kgsl/ cut /k111/ caught /ko:t/ chose /tJooz/ came/keim/ costlkQsll cutlk[)t/ (been able to) /bin ~b91 ta I caught /ko:t/ chosen /tf ooz0n/ come/k11m/ cost /kost/ cut /k11t/ deal /d~I/ dig /dig/ 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know /nou/ kept /kept/ knew/nju:/ kept /kepi/ known /noun/ flylflmt lead /ltd/ learn 11':r!nl leave llcv/ led /led/ learnt (learned) lli'nt • (13:'nd)/ left /left/ fallen /fg;lan/ fed /fgd/ felt /fgll/ fought /fo:t/ found /faund/ flownlfloun/ forbidden /fa1b1d0n/ forgotten /fa'got0n/ forgiven /fa'g1v0n/ frozen /frouz•n/ ledlledl learnt (learned) lli'nt (13:'nd)/ left /left/ Past Past Participle lend ilgnd/ let /lei/ light /la11/ lose /lJlZ/ lentilgnl/ letilgl/ lit 11,11 lost ilQsl/ lent /lent/ let /lei/ lit il[I/ lost ilQsl/ make/m§k/ mean/mtn/ meetlmttl made zrned/ meant /mgnl/ met/mgt/ made/m~d/ meant /mgnt/ met/mgt/ pay /p§J./ put/pQV paid/p~d/ put /pQI/ paid/p~d/ put /pQl/ read/rfd/ ride/rfJ!.d/ ring /r!lJ{ rise /ra,z/ run /rM/ read /r~d/ rode /rood/ rang /r~l)/ rose /rQQz/ ran /r~n/ read /r~d/ ridden /qd9n/ rung /rtil)/ risen 1r1z•n1 run/rM/ say /sei/ see /si:/ sell /sell send /sgnd/ set/sgl/ sew /sou/ shake /J~k/ shine/Jmn/ shoot If \!ti show/fool shut /fol/ sing /s[l)I sit /S!tl sleep /sltp/ smell/smgl/ spend /spend/ stand /strend/ steal /sti:1/ stick /st1k/ sting /slit)/ swear /swea'/ sweep /swr.p/ swim/swim/ said /sgd/ saw /sg;/ sold /so old/ sent /s~nl/ set /set/ sewed /sood/ shook/JQkl shone /fon/ shot IfQt/ showed /food/ shut /fol/ sang /s~l)/ sat/s~t/ slept /sl~pl/ smelt (smelled) /sm~lt (smgld)/ spoke /spook/ spelt (spelled) /sp~lt (spgld)/ spent /sp~nl/ stood /stgd/ stole /stQQI/ stuck /st11k/ stung /sl11l)/ swore /swo:'/ swept /swept/ swam /swrem/ said /sed/ seen /sen/ sold /soqld/ sent /sent/ set /set/ sewn /soon/ shaken /f~kan/ shone /fon/ shot ffQt! shown Ifoon/ shut /foll sung /s[)l)/ sat /s~I/ slept /sl§pt/ smelt (smelled) /smglt (sm~ld)/ spoken /spoukan/ spelt (spelled) /sp§lt (spgld)/ spent /spgnl/ stood /stQd/ stolen /stQQl9n/ stuck /steik/ stung /st11l)/ sworn /swg;'n/ swept /sw~pl/ swum /sw()_m/ take /teik/ teach /ti:tf/ tear /tea'/ tell /t~I/ think /0ttJk/ throw /0rQQ/ took/tok/ taught /to:l/ tore lt-s!I told /lould/ thought I o:1/ threw I rul taken /te1kan/ taught /lo:t/ torn /to:'n/ told /toold/ thought I o:1/ thrown I roun/ understand /[)nda'sl§nd/ understood /Mda'stod/ understood /11nda'slod/ wake/w'Ejk/ wear/w~'/ win/win/ write lrfJ!.I/ woke/wouk/ wore/wg;'/ won/wM/ wrote /rQQt/ woken /woukan/ worn /wo:'n/ won /w11n/ written /nt•n/ speak /sptkl spell /spgl/ ACCESS WORKBOOK GRADE Responsible for Publication Director Nguyen The Son Responsible for Content Chief Editor Le Thi Thu Huong Editors Phuong Lam Giang Tran Ngoc Thuong English Reviser Henri Huynh Photo Editors Huynh Dinh Quang Huy Designer Huynh Dinh Quang Huy Printed 3.000 copies, size 21 x 29.7 cm, at Le Quang Loe Co, Ltd Printing Company Address: 161 Ly Chinh Thang St, Ward 7, Dist 3, HCMC Publishment license number 2346-2016/CXBIPH/07-SS!fhT Issued on day: 22/07/2016 Decision: 241/QE)- NXB Printing finished and submmited for archive in 08/2016 ISBN: 978-604-945-801-9 e \1') DTPonline TTirr 786049 Gi~ • 458019 ... mysteries 27 28 29 45 46 47 lIDl Characters 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