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Speaker 3
Moduł 1 – Człowiek I studied at the university in my home city. It was great coming
Exercise 1b (p. 15) home every day to my mother’s cooking. But now I have to
1 Hi, Linda. This is Kate. You must be busy now, but can move to another city because I got a job there. I’m very nervous
you call me back later? I’m trying to get ready for the about living on my own away from my family but I’m also
dance tomorrow. I’d like to borrow something from you. I excited. This is a new adventure in my life.
bought a blue dress this morning and I’ve got high heels
at home that will match it perfectly. But I don’t have any Speaker 4
accessories that match. You’ve got a blue handbag, My grandpa is retiring from his job in the city so he and my
haven’t you? If you’re not using it tomorrow night, I think grandma are moving to a small farm in the countryside. My mum
it would really complete my outfit! OK, talk to you later! asked me if I wanted to go with them during the school holidays.
It’s my dream to be a vet one day, so of course I agreed. I can’t
2 Lisa: Well done, Beth! I knew you would win the talent wait to go horse riding and spend time with all the animals!
competition! Mum says I’ll have to help out with the chores, but I don’t mind.
Beth: Thanks Lisa. I’m just glad my dad was here to see me.
Lisa: Is he here? I know your mum, but I’ve never met your Exercise 3 (p. 15)
dad before. Is he the man over there with the glasses? 1 Why was Sue so moody?
Beth: No, he doesn’t wear glasses. There he is; the man 2 Would you say you are an honest person?
with the moustache. 3 Is Amy visiting her brother?
Lisa: Oh, I see him. He’s got a moustache and a beard, 4 Where’s Pamela these days?
right?
Beth: Yes, that’s him. Moduł 2 – Miejsce zamieszkania
Exercise 7 (p. 26)
3 Mark: What are you doing this afternoon? 1 Is your house in a busy street?
Jane: I have to return some books to the library and then 2 Do you want to live in a bigger house?
I’m going to the mall to buy a new top. What about you? 3 Is your flat close to the cinema?
Mark: I’ve got football practice and then I’m going 4 Would you like to live in the suburbs?
jogging with my brother.
Jane: That sounds like fun. So, what do you want to eat? I Exercise 9 (p. 27)
think I’ll order a salad. It’s that time again, folks! That’s right, it’s time to head down
Mark: Me too. I’ll call the waiter. to Clarkson’s for the best prices of the year; it’s our Discount
Deal Days! For the end of the season sale, we have special low
4 Anna: Have you got anything for Lucy’s birthday? prices for a huge number of household items. All washing
Kathy: I’ve booked three seats for The Haunted Lake. machines are now 20 percent off. Also, forty-inch Senson flat
Anna: Great. She’s read the book, and she loved it, so I’m screen TVs, regularly priced £699, are now only £549! And
sure she’ll love seeing it in the theatre. that’s not all! This weekend only, we are offering free delivery
Kathy: I hope so! It has Mark Smith in it. to customers who buy £300 or more! Hurry in for the best
Anna: Who’s that? deals of the year. Sale starts this Saturday.
Kathy: He’s the actor from her favourite film.
Exercise 10b (p. 27)
5 Hi, Jenny. I asked Susan what time she finishes her piano We all help out around the house, right? But did you know
lesson and she told me that she will be free from 2 o’clock that chores are done a little differently in other countries? It’s
so she can meet us outside the museum at half past. See true! In Japan, children clean at home and at school. Every day,
you then. students work together to take the rubbish out, sweep the
floor and dust the furniture. In Kenya, children fetch water so
Exercise 2 (p. 15) their parents can cook meals and do the washing up. It can
Speaker 1 take up to 4 hours because they have to walk miles to get it! In
My dad got a new job, so we’re moving. I was nervous at first China, housework isn’t a bore; it’s exercise for the body and
but my dad told me to be brave. My mum said I’ll make lots of the mind! Just before Chinese New Year, the whole family
new friends and she got me a laptop so I can keep in touch cleans the house together as part of the celebration! So the
with my old friends. I’m still unhappy about leaving, but I’m next time your mum asks you to make your bed or tidy your
going to take my dad’s advice and be brave! room, remember that housework isn’t so bad after all!
Speaker 2 Moduł 3 – Edukacja
I’m starting university soon, so I’m packing up my things today.
I’m moving to the other side of the country. I’m going by Exercise 3 (p. 36)
aeroplane so I have to pack carefully. I wish I could take my dog Hi, my name is Jenny and I’d like to tell you about my primary
and cat but I’m staying on campus and they don’t allow pets, school which has just moved to a brand new building. Our
so my sister is going to take care of them. I’ll miss them but I’m school always had a fantastic atmosphere; there was a good
also excited about this new adventure. relationship between all the students and teachers; but now we

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have a building to match it! The classrooms are very modern and Exercise 11 (p. 62)
most of them are fitted with new computers and interactive 1 Hi! I’m William. I’ve got a lot of free time during the summer,
whiteboards. The library has been improved, too. Not only are so I usually go to the gym in the mornings. I don’t really enjoy
there more books, but there are also more study areas. There is it, but I think it’s important to do regular exercise. Then, in
an ICT suite where students can work on assignments or access the afternoons, I sometimes hang out with my friend, Tom,
the Internet – but only for schoolwork, of course! My favourite and we listen to CDs. It’s what I enjoy most; I just love rap
new feature is the playing fields. We only had a small playground music! Sometimes, I even write a music blog on the Internet.
at the old school, but here we’ve got a football pitch, a hockey
pitch and an athletics track. The PE department has got a gym 2 A: Hi, Laura.
and a swimming pool, too. Generally, both students and B: Hi, Sally. Did you come here with your mum?
teachers seem more enthusiastic about coming to school now. A: No, my mum’s at work. My grandmother brought me.
B: Is that her?
Exercise 5b (p. 36) A: No, she’s the woman with the grey hair.
1 Where is Mr Price’s office? B: OK, but I can see two women with grey hair.
2 Do you like Maths? A: Oh, you’re right. She’s the one who’s wearing glasses.
3 Could you speak more slowly?
4 What’s the problem? 3 A: Ann and Bill are celebrating their anniversary this week.
B: Yes, I heard about the party on the 20th. They’ve
Exercise 3 (p. 40) been married for a long time, haven’t they?
1 Do you like Mary? A: Yes, it’ll be their silver wedding anniversary.
2 Have you met James? B: What’s that ... 30 years?
3 What is for dinner? A: No, silver is for 25 years. Pearl is for 30, I think.
4 Can I have one of those?
4 A: Hi, Lynne. Are you going to Clare’s graduation party?
Moduł 4 – Praca B: Hi, Sue. I don’t know. I’m working all weekend. I’m
only free on Friday night.
Exercise 1b (p. 49) A: But you work nights on Saturday and Sunday, don’t you?
It’s important to be prepared for a job interview. First, find out B: Yes, why?
what to bring. Usually, you’ll need an extra copy of your CV. A: Well, Clare’s going to have the party on Saturday
Also, you need to know what to wear. Every company has a afternoon. It’ll be a barbecue. So, will I see you there?
different dress code. Make sure you wear clothes that are
suitable. If the policy is business casual, you don’t want to 5 Hi, Laura. It’s Ben. I just wanted to ask you what you’ll
show up in high heels. Finally, be on time. Plan a route so that wear to the Halloween party. You mentioned going as a
you can get there at least 15 minutes early, just in case. In the superhero, like Batman. Anyway, I was wondering if I
end, it’s all about making a good impression and getting hired. could borrow your old skeleton costume. I was going to
dress as a vampire, but I remembered I was one last year,
Moduł 5 – Życie prywatne too. Call me when you get this message.
Exercise 1 (p. 59)
Have you got a celebration or special event coming up? We all Moduł 6 – Żywienie
want to capture these moments, and top-quality photographs Exercise 1b (p. 69)
are the best way to do it. But why experience the stress of taking 1 My parents and I went to my favourite seafood restaurant
photographs yourself, when you should be having fun with your last night. They are famous for their paella. It’s delicious!
family and friends? Isn’t it easier to have a professional take care That’s what we usually eat when we go there, but this time I
of everything, so that you can relax and enjoy it all? My name's wanted a change. So, while my parents shared a fish
Steven Blixen and I've been a professional photographer for 14 between them, I chose the sushi to practise using chopsticks
years. I studied photography at the London College of Art and .
I’ve worked for many famous magazines, including World Weekly 2 Tim: Can we make a cake today, Mum?
in New York. Most of my experience is in wedding photography, Mum: Of course. But we have to check we have all the
but I am also available for other events including baptisms, ingredients first.
graduations and even retirement parties! With my experience and Tim: Well, I know we have sugar and flour in the
skills, I can make sure that your photographs are beautiful and cupboard. What else do we need?
unforgettable; I will take care of everything, including the Mum: We need eggs and butter, as well. Have a look and
lighting. I can travel throughout Britain at any time of the year. see what we’ve got in the fridge.
Please call my office on 065-346578 to arrange a meeting! Tim: I can’t see any eggs. Oh wait. Yes, there are some,
but we’ve run out of butter.
Exercise 2 (p. 59) Mum: Let’s go to the shop and get some then.
1 This is my cousin, Eric.
2 Greg and Ellen got engaged last weekend! 3 Woman: Right, I think we’re just about done in here now.
3 Why don’t you take a walk in the park later? Should we go to the cashier?
4 Do you know where Ben is? Man: Let’s just check the shopping list. You went to the

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meat counter for the lamb chops, didn’t you? time you were browsing, so you can pick that up too! You can
Woman: Yes, it was the first place I went. And we got all come and collect your things anytime during open hours
the vegetables we need for the week, too. tomorrow. Just give a sales associate your name; I left the book
Man: I’m sure we’ve forgotten something. and the scarf on the service desk with a note explaining that
Woman: You’re right! We need some cheese. I don’t you might stop by. And just to remind you, the cost is £16.
have any cheddar. Don’t forget your loyalty card, as you might be able to get a
Man: OK. Let’s go get it and then we can pay for everything. discount. Thank you!

4 Ally: I managed to find something for Susie. Recording 2

Tina: What did you get? Hairdresser: What can I do for you today?
Ally: I got her this cool beach hat. It’s perfect for her holiday. Kate: I’d like to have my hair cut to shoulder length, please. It’s
Tina: She’ll love that. Well, we’d better get ready. Her getting a little too long for me.
party starts in an hour. Hairdresser: Ok. And do you also want to change the colour? I
think your hair would look great blonde.
5 Many people think that the food we make is French Kate: No, I’ll stick with the same colour thank you. I never dye
cuisine, but it isn’t. I’m not really interested in foreign my hair.
cuisine. The meals we make are the kind you would Hairdresser: Ok. Well, the price of the cut and blow-dry will be
expect to find in an ordinary English home. Good home £25, is that OK?
cooking in a restaurant. That doesn’t mean we’re a fast Kate: Yes, that’s fine.
food restaurant. You won’t find hot dogs or burgers at
our restaurant. Just good quality everyday food. Recording 3
Girl: What do you think of these?
Exercise 2 (p. 69) Boy: I love the colour.
A: Hi Becky. Girl: I think they’re perfect for cycling to the lake this weekend.
B: Hi Sue. I didn’t expect to see you here. I thought you were Boy: Aren’t they a bit long? You might get hot.
busy writing that essay we have to do for professor Roberts. Girl: Well, what about these?
A: Well, I thought it would take all day to finish it. But I was Boy: Much better! You can wear them with your blue trainers!
done by lunchtime! It was much easier than I expected.
We have to hand it in on Monday, don’t we? Recording 4
B: That’s right. I still haven’t finished mine! But what are you Customer: I’d like to return this pair of trousers, please. I don’t
doing in the supermarket? like the colour.
A: I need to buy some things for a surprise party I’m organising. Salesperson: Do you have your receipt?
I’m going to be too busy to do it later this week. Customer: Yes, here you are.
B: Oh, is it for anyone I know? Salesperson: I’m sorry but I can’t give you a refund, sir. This
A: You might know her. It’s for Linda Carter. She always sits was a sale item.
beside me in lectures. I’ve known her since we went to Customer: But your shop policy says you give refunds within 14
secondary school together, so she’s probably my closest days of purchase.
friend. Salesperson: Not in this case. Sale items have never been included
B: Yes, I know Linda. It’s really kind of you to organise a in that policy, I’m afraid. The best I can offer you is a voucher so
party for her. that you can get something of the same value in the shop.
A: Would you like to come?
B: Why not!? But when is it exactly? I’m going out of town Recording 5
this Saturday. Tired of eating processed supermarket food? Looking for a
A: Don’t worry; it’s on Friday night. healthier option? Then come down to Evergreen organic food
B: Oh, great. I’ll make sure to be free! shop on the High Street. We have fresh, locally grown fruit and
A: That would be wonderful! vegetables, low-fat foods and much more. Visit us this week and
enjoy half-price offers on a number of products.
Exercise 7 (p. 72)
1 Did you make this? Exercise 2 (p. 79)
2 Do you like snails? Hello! My name is Emma and I’m 16. Well, I have always been
3 What’s wrong? interested in clothes. When I was a young girl, I used to love
4 When did you have lunch? going clothes shopping with my mother. And when I came
home, I tried to recreate the designs I saw in the shops! I used
Moduł 7 – Zakupy i usługi everything from old curtains to tablecloths! Today, I’m still
interested in fashion, though I care more about wearing
Exercise 1 (p. 79) fashionable clothes than making them!
Recording 1 Some of my friends call me a shopaholic, but I never overspend.
Hello Ian. It’s Natasha. I’m sorry you’re not there to receive my I never go to expensive designer label shops or buy clothes
call, but I’m just phoning to let you know the book you online; instead I wait for the sales! Then, I go on huge shopping
ordered has just arrived. Oh, and you left your scarf here last sprees! Usually, I buy informal clothes like jackets and jeans.

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And I often wear black. My friends always joke that I have a Bob: Cool. Hey, would you like to go and have lunch in a
colourful personality, but a very colourless sense of fashion! minute?
Shelley: That’s a good idea. Let’s go together. Are you
Exercise 2 (p. 84) going to have another swim first?
Cindy: Hi Justin! Bob: I think so. What about you?
Justin: Hi Cindy! You look happy! Shelley: I’ll wait here for you. I’m a bit tired!
Cindy: I am! I just got hired as a director’s assistant.
Justin: Really? How much does it pay? 4 Terry: Hi Ann. So, what are you going to do over the next
Cindy: £1,000 a month. two weeks?
Justin: What?! But you were making almost twice that at your Ann: We always stay home at this time of year. This year,
old job! my aunt, Sheila, who lives in Australia, is going to visit!
Cindy: It doesn’t matter Justin; what’s important is that I’ll be Terry: Wow! That’s great. It’s such a long journey, so you
working for a TV station! You know I’ve always wanted to be probably don’t see her very often.
on TV! Now, I’m finally one step closer to fulfilling my dreams! Ann: No, not at all. It will be great to decorate the tree
Justin: But won’t you be behind the scenes? and hang up all the streamers with her. I can’t wait.
Cindy: Yes, for now. But it’s only a matter of time before I’ll be Terry: I know what you mean. I really love this time of year!
in front of the camera. I can see it now: “Cindy Crandall’s
5 Hello, Mrs Smith. This is Ted Jones, your travel agent.
Amazing Travel Adventure Show”!
We’ve had to change the dates of your cruise around
Justin: Oh, Cindy … well, I really hope your dreams come true!
Britain and Ireland. I’m afraid the ship will now be
I’ve got to go back to work. I’ll see you at Katy’s party tomorrow!
departing a day later than planned on Friday, 12th May.
So that means you will return a day later as well, on 26th
Moduł 8 – Podróżowanie i turystyka May. Please feel free to call me.
Exercise 8b (p. 95)
1 Have you ever been to Rome? Moduł 9 – Kultura
2 Did Sandra enjoy her holiday? Exercise 1 (p. 103)
3 Why isn’t Laura going on holiday this year? 1 Hi, Lily. This is Janet speaking. I know you’re not home right
4 Who does this suitcase belong to? now, but I’ve got some great news! I found tickets for the U2
concert! Jim bought three tickets, but now his brother and
Exercise 10 (p. 95) cousin can’t come so he offered them to me! I’m going to his
Hi! I’m Jack and I’m here at the East Africa Wildlife Park in place now to get them. I’ll pay for both of them and you can
Tanzania. I’ve been here for a week now and I’ve enjoyed every pay me back on Monday. We only have to pay £15 and not
minute! I chose a safari holiday because I’m really interested in £25. Jim bought them from a friend who works at the ticket
animals. But back in England you can only see animals which are office so he got a 30% discount. OK. See you soon!
locked up in zoos. Here, though, you can see lions, elephants,
rhinos and leopards in their natural habitat. Yesterday, we rode 2 Bill: Hello. I’m Bill. This is a lovely painting, isn’t it?
around in a Jeep. The view was amazing! Although we had to Tina: Hi Bill. I’m Tina. Yes, I love this artist’s use of colours.
stay quite far away, I still managed to get some great snaps of She’s really talented.
these wild animals with my digital camera. Our guide has been Bill: Are you an artist, too?
very helpful. He’s always ready to answer all our questions on Tina: Not really. I’m here at the exhibition to take some
endangered species and how the park rangers take care of snaps for the local newspaper. What about you?
them. I think that this will be an unforgettable experience! Bill: Do you see that statue in the corner of the room?
That’s my latest work. It’s part of the exhibition.
Exercise 11 (p. 96) Tina: Really? It’s very impressive. Do you mind if I take a
1 Are you planning on going skiing this winter? Then come picture of you standing in front of it.
on down to Speed-Ski, the new ski shop in Easter Road. Bill: No, of course not.
We’ve got everything from skis to thermal jackets. To
celebrate our opening day today, we’re giving away a 3 Ann: Let’s go out tonight, Steve. There’s a live music
family holiday to Lugano in Switzerland to the first person event at the park. Are you interested?
that buys a pair of snow boots! Steve: I’m not sure. Who’s playing?
Ann: It’s a jazz band. They’re supposed to be very good.
2 Bridget: Hi Karen. How was your day?
Steve: Well, I’m not really keen on jazz. How about going
Karen: It was fantastic! We visited the Statue of Liberty.
to see a play instead? There’s a musical at the moment.
Bridget: I wish I was there with you. When I went to the
It’ll be fun!
States two years ago, I only visited Washington DC.
Ann: I’m not in the mood for a musical. Hey, look, there’s
Karen: You really should visit. The Statue of Liberty in
an animation with special effects at Lowe’s at 9. What do
New York, is just as impressive as the Great Sphinx in
you think?
Egypt we visited together last year.
Steve: Sounds good to me. Let’s go!
3 Bob: Are you enjoying your book?
Shelley: Yes! It’s all about some friends on holiday in the 4 Tom: Hi Debbie. Your sister told me you started music
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Debbie: Yes, that’s right. I’m really enjoying them. I’ve a little bit afraid of the sea. I preferred playing basketball or
always wanted to learn to play a musical instrument. tennis with the girls. Anyway, we went to Thailand and stayed
Tom: A musical instrument? But I thought you wanted to in a very impressive hotel around 50 miles south of Bangkok,
become a singer? the capital city. Actually, it’s supposed to be one of the best
Debbie: No, that’s my sister. I’ve actually got a terrible hotels in the country. We had a private beach and I had a great
voice. That’s why I decided to learn to play the cello. view of the sea from my room! The first morning, I started the
We’re even going to give a concert at the end of the diving course and I loved it. It was a great thing to do as a
school year. family, and now, like my parents, I love diving! But what really
Tom: That’s great. Good luck! I can’t wait to see you impressed me about the whole experience was the friendliness
performing on stage! of my instructor and of the Thai people in general. Even though
it’s a little expensive, we now go there almost every year.
5 Attention Customers! Don’t miss out on our special deals
all this week! All CD singles are half price and a huge Exercise 7 (p. 115)
selection of rock and pop albums are 10% off! Also, we’ve Doctor: Sit up here please, Laura.
got posters and t-shirts of all your favourite rock and pop Laura: All right.
stars. And we’re delighted to announce that we now sell Doctor: So what happened to you?
concert tickets! Please ask a sales assistant for details. Laura: Well, we were playing basketball on the court near the
school when suddenly I felt a strange pain. I only felt it for a
Exercise 2 (p. 103) moment so I didn’t think that anything was wrong, so I kept
Hello! My name is Steven and I’m 15 years old. I’ve been playing.
playing the drums for about 3 years now, ever since I started Doctor: I see. And what were you doing exactly when you felt
secondary school. I’ve always been interested in music, but, I this pain?
suppose it all started when I was around 12 years old. I went to Laura: I remember I caught the ball and turned and then I felt
a rock concert with my older cousin, Tony. What I saw on stage something. But only for a few seconds.
really inspired me! I knew then that I had to learn how to play Doctor: Hmm… and what about after the game?
a musical instrument. At secondary school I got the Laura: Well, at the end of the game I couldn’t even put my
opportunity to learn an instrument in Music. I chose the drums foot on the floor. So instead of taking the bus home, I took a
and when I got home I asked my parents to let me take private taxi straight here.
lessons. To be honest, they weren’t very enthusiastic. For them Doctor: OK. Let me see. Can you bend your knee for me?
playing the drums meant a lot of noise in the house. It took a Laura: Like this?
lot of convincing, but, in the end, they agreed and my grandad Doctor: That’s it! And do you feel any pain now?
bought me a set of drums. Now, my parents are really proud of Laura: Not really. Do you think it will be OK then? I have a
my progress and even let me practise in the garage. Next, I’d skiing trip next week.
love to start a group. Who knows? Maybe we’ll appear on Doctor: Hopefully, you just need to put some ice on it and rest
stage and inspire other young musicians in the future! it for a few days. But I’d like you to have an X-ray just in case.
Laura: And I suppose I can’t go to basketball practice tomorrow?
Exercise 3 (p. 103) Doctor: No way!
Karaoke started in Japan after engineers learned how to record
music and take out the sound of a singer’s voice in the 1970s. A Exercise 9 (p. 116)
karaoke recording has only the sound of musical instruments. 1 Whose is the blue bicycle outside?
The words to a song appear separately on a screen. Friends sit 2 Are you two friends?
around and watch, waiting for their turn. In Asia, this often 3 What is Patrick like?
takes place in special karaoke rooms, called karaoke boxes. It’s 4 Do you like football?
your voice everyone hears through the machine and other
people can read the words on the screen and sing along if they Moduł 11 – Zdrowie
want. Believe it or not, today there’s an application for mobile
phones and you can make your own karaoke music video. Exercise 1 (p. 123)
Nicole: What happened, Luis? Why are you on crutches?
Exercise 7 (p. 104) Luis: My brother left his toys on the stairs again. I slipped and
1 Is there anything good on TV tonight? fell all the way down.
2 What did you think of the film? Nicole: That’s terrible! And strange, too; my brother fell from a
3 What musical instruments do you play? tree last weekend and he has his whole leg in a plaster.
4 Do you want to watch the DVD I bought? Luis: Oh, well I feel lucky that I didn’t break any bones. But it
still hurts a lot. My doctor says I can’t walk on it for at least
Moduł 10 – Sport another week.
Nicole: Did you get angry with your brother?
Exercise 6 (p. 115) Luis: How could I? He’s come down with something and he
Hello! My name is Penny and I’m 16. When my parents told me can barely move from his bed. He’s had a high temperature all
a few years ago that they had booked plane tickets to Thailand day and can’t stop coughing.
for us to learn scuba diving, I really wasn’t looking forward to it. Nicole: Oh, no – is it serious?
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Luis: I don’t think so. A lot of people have been getting sick in many ways to reduce stress, from exercising, watching a
the neighbourhood lately. funny film, or having a hot bath.
Nicole: Not me. I’m as healthy as ever. Except that my back
feels really itchy today. It’s probably just from the summer heat Exercise 3 (p. 123)
though. Speaker 1
Luis: You should put some cream on it later. I had a bad cold last week. I started feeling bad in the morning
Nicole: I will. See you later, Luis. at school, but I wasn’t able to go home because my mum was
Luis: Bye, Nicole. out shopping. I felt horrible all day. I couldn’t stop sneezing
and I was blowing my nose continually. I hope I haven’t passed
Exercise 2 (p. 123) it on to any of my schoolmates.
1 Hello, you have reached Emeryville Medical Centre. We are
open from 8 am until 7 pm Monday to Friday and from 9 Speaker 2
am until 3 pm on Saturdays. To make an appointment, Last Friday after school I decided to try a boxing class at my
press one. To cancel or reschedule an appointment, press local gym; it was a big mistake. My opponent punched me in
two. If you’d like to leave a message, press three. If your the face and I got a bruised eye. I couldn’t bear to show my
call is an emergency, hang up and dial nine, nine, nine. face to my friends at school, so I took a long weekend. It
looked better by Tuesday, though. From now on, I’ll stick to
2 Doctor Carr: Hi, Dana. What can I do for you? jogging!
Dana: Hi, Doctor Carr. I was playing volleyball and
Speaker 3
suddenly I felt a sharp pain in my shoulder.
A few weeks ago, I woke up in the morning with a terrible
Doctor Carr: Ok. And how does your shoulder feel now?
toothache! It was so bad that the pain spread from my tooth,
Dana: That’s the strange thing; the pain is in my neck now.
through my jaw and gave me an awful headache! The worst
Doctor Carr: It seems to me that you pulled a muscle.
part was that it was Sunday, so I couldn’t see the dentist until
Dana: What should I do?
the day after. Luckily for me, I had some painkillers.
Doctor Carr: It should heal in a few days, but you mustn’t
do any sport. Also, make sure to sleep lying on your back. Speaker 4
And if you feel a lot of pain, take an aspirin. I rarely get sick, so everyone was surprised when I caught the
Dana: Ok, thank you, Doctor. flu last winter. I was in bed with aches and pains and my fever
was so high that I was sweating. I drank lots of water and slept
3 Doctor: Hello. Please have a seat. What seems to be the as much as I could and after a few days I started to feel better.
problem?
Patient: Well, I haven’t been feeling well for a couple of Exercise 1 (p. 128)
days. Mary: Hi Mum. Where are Dad and Kevin? Have they gone to
Doctor: What are your symptoms? watch a match in the stadium?
Patient: Well, I’ve got an upset stomach. It hurts so much Mum: No, Kevin needs new football boots, so your dad’s going
that I can’t even sleep! to help him choose a pair. They’ve just left. They’ll be back in
Doctor: Have you eaten anything unusual in the last few around two hours.
days? Mary: OK. Do you want to watch some TV while they’re away?
Patient: Not really, just the normal stuff. It’ll be nice to have control of the remote for once!
Doctor: And do you feel sick? Mum: OK then. I’ll make tea, you check what’s on in the TV
Patient: I wouldn’t say so. guide.
Doctor: OK. Lie down there and tell me exactly where it Mary: OK. Well, there’s a science-fiction film on in 10 minutes,
hurts. but I’ve seen it before.
Mum: I’m not really keen on science-fiction films anyway. See
4 William: What are you going to order, Alex? what’s on Channel 9. There’s usually interesting documentaries
Alex: I think I’ll have a double cheese omelette, bacon and on that channel.
a sausage roll. Mary: Come on Mum; there’s just a documentary about
William: Wow! Are you serious? That’s really bad for you. Antarctica. That will be really boring.
Alex: Yeah, but I just joined a gym and I’m doing a lot of Mum: OK, you’re right. Check if there’s a comedy on then.
exercise these days. Mary: OK, one second ... I found one! On Channel 2, but it
William: It doesn’t matter how much sport you do, that started 5 minutes ago.
stuff is bad for your heart! Why don’t you have a turkey Mum: It doesn’t matter. Let’s watch it anyway.
sandwich with tomato instead? Mary: OK. I’ll go and switch on the TV.
Alex: I guess you’re right. I can’t stand turkey, though. I’ll Mum: Great, I’ll be there in a minute.
have the grilled chicken with tomato and lettuce.
Moduł 12 – Nauka i technika
5 Stress is part of life, but too much stress can affect your
health. Studies have found that people suffering from Exercise 1 (p. 137)
high levels of stress have weaker immune systems which 1 Did you have a Science test yesterday?
make them more likely to get sick. Fortunately, there are 2 Are you good at Science?

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3 Who are you chatting with online?

4 Why haven’t you finished the experiment yet? Moduł 13 – Świat przyrody
Exercise 1 (p. 147)
Exercise 9 (p. 140) 1 Good morning, this is Peter Griffith with the latest
Host forecast. A weather warning has been issued over much
Today our topic is popular science magazines. What is your of the country today due to heavy snowstorms during the
favourite one, and why do you like it? night. In the middle of the night, temperatures dropped
from 5ºC to a freezing -3ºC. But the weather is likely to
Speaker 1
warm up slightly this morning and by noon it’s expected
I love the Odyssey Science Magazine. My favourite part is the
to be around 1ºC.
‘Ask Dr Cy Borg’ section where kids like me can ask scientists
questions they want answered.
2 Kate: Tom, did you see what the weather will be like
This month’s magazine was all about robotics, and I learned a
tomorrow?
lot! I’m already excited to get next month’s issue!
Tony: No, but I hope it’s sunny for our barbecue. It was
Speaker 2 freezing yesterday!
My children wait at the door for the postman to bring them Kate: Well, the weather forecast says there’s a chance of
the Ask magazine every month. It has taught our whole family rain tonight, but it should clear up by the morning. It’ll
new and interesting things about famous inventors, scientists, probably be quite warm.
and artists, both those who live in our modern world, and
those who were alive years ago as well. 3 Male Teacher: Hi Kelly. Are you taking part in the beach
clean-up today?
Speaker 3 Kelly: Yes, I am! I’m really excited.
I want to be an inventor when I grow up, so my parents Male Teacher: Well, the coach is waiting in the car park. It
ordered Make It for me. I like it because they teach you how to leaves in fifteen minutes, so you’ll need to go there now if
make a new device every month. Last month, I made a you want to catch it!
telegraph and this time I’m learning all about radios! Kelly: Oh, right. Thanks, sir!
Male Teacher: And don’t forget to pick up the equipment
Speaker 4 from the reception—there are black bags and thick gloves.
We are all bird lovers in this family, so it was great when I
found the magazine Junior Nature for my 6-year-old daughter 4 Radio Presenter: So Michael, could you recap for our
Megan. She loves all the pictures, and is learning lots of listeners how they can help?
information about the natural world around us. Michael: Yes, of course. Always remember to recycle your
household waste. This can be plastic, cardboard, tin cans
Exercise 10 (p. 140) or paper. Don’t throw away old clothes either; try to
A: Hello, I’m Matt Hampstead, and today on Beyond the donate them to charity. And last but not least, get on
Stars we’re talking to astronomer Nick Walker about one your bike! Don’t use the car when you could just as easily
of the most important pieces of technology available to walk or cycle. This is also a great way to keep fit!
study outer space. I’m talking, of course, about the Radio Presenter: Thanks for those great tips.
Hubble space telescope. Welcome to the show, Nick.
B: Thanks Matt. Good to be here. 5 Jason: Hi Anna. What shall we buy for Bobby’s birthday? I
A: Nick, I remember when the Hubble telescope was know he wants a pet, but I’m not sure if he’d prefer a
launched in 1990. But why have a telescope in space? guinea pig or a hamster. Maybe we should ask his mum
B: Well, the atmosphere can block or distort what we see. first …
So we get clearer images if the telescope is in space,
outside our atmosphere. The Hubble isn’t the only Exercise 2 (p. 147)
telescope in space, but it’s one of the largest and best. Radio Interviewer: Hi Mark, thanks for coming into the studio.
A: So it goes around the Earth, in orbit. How high is it above Could you tell our listeners about yourself?
the Earth exactly? Mark: It’s a pleasure to be here in England. I’m a conservationist for
B: 540 kilometres. Most satellites operate at this kind of the European Network of Zoos. I work to keep the highest
distance, although a few are further away. standards of care for animals that are kept in captivity.
A: If it’s that high, what happens if something breaks or Radio Interviewer: How long have you worked with the
needs replacing? European Network of Zoos?
B: We send astronauts up there to fix it! It’s the only satellite Mark: I started working with the ENZ twelve years ago, but if
that’s serviced by astronauts in space, actually. you can believe it, the organisation has been around for twenty
A: And what about those parts, then? Is the telescope like a years, since 1998!
giant camera? Radio Interviewer: Wow! And what does your work involve?
B: There are actually many cameras and sensors on Hubble. Mark: Well, the ENZ is actually a global organisation, so I do a
The biggest part is the mirror, which reflects light to the lot of travelling. Basically, I give advice to zoos about animal
sensors and cameras. It took years to make, as it had to care. Also, we make sure that each zoo contributes to the
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global conservation of each species. the mind of a bully. What a bully really wants is attention. Often,
Radio Interviewer: Could you tell listeners about your recent they aren’t getting enough attention at home. An easy way for a
campaign? bully to get this attention is to pick on people who are quiet or
Mark: Every year we organise a campaign for the protection of a who don’t defend themselves. It’s important, then, to be able to
certain endangered animal. Last year, you may have read about stand up for yourself. Practice saying what you think, in a
our campaign to save the Siberian tiger. Well, currently we’re confident way, without being aggressive or rude. If you don’t feel
running a campaign to help the Sumatran gorilla. The main ready to do this, try a few confidence-building exercises. Write
threats to these animals are hunting, deforestation and disease. down things you like about yourself, for instance. As you build
Without our support these animals would become extinct. your confidence, you’ll find it much easier to stand up for
Radio Interviewer: How could our listeners get involved? yourself. And above all, don’t be afraid to talk about it!
Mark: Well, the ENZ is a non-profit organisation so we’re
always looking for donations. You can visit our website for Exercise 3 (p. 157)
more information. And remember; every little helps. 1 Do you know who you’re going to vote for?
Radio Interviewer: That’s great, Mark. Good luck with your 2 What do you think about letting younger teenagers vote?
campaign. 3 What did the man look like?
Mark: Thanks a lot! 4 How can we best help the poor?

Moduł 14 – Życie społeczne Exercise 6 (p. 163)

What do I think about protecting the environment? Well, we
Exercise 1 (p. 157) won’t be living the same way in the future if we don’t make
Speaker 1 changes now. I think it’s important that everyone tries to do
A few years ago, I felt comfortable walking home alone at their bit. For example, we should all recycle our rubbish, turn off
night. Now, however, it’s a different story. Even though the the lights if we’re not in the room and take showers instead of
government is putting more and more police on the streets, baths. And don’t throw away old clothes; donate them to
crime is continuing to rise. It’s very worrying; lots of my friends charity. I use my bike as often as I can. If everyone used public
have been burgled. I used to love it here, but now I’m thinking transport, there would be fewer cars on the road and less air
of moving away from the city when I finish college. pollution. In the end, we all leave a carbon footprint, but we
need to find ways to make it smaller, otherwise, global warming
Speaker 2 will get worse. There will be more extreme weather like
I’ve known my best friend, Greg, ever since I moved to the city. heatwaves, hurricanes and flooding. I think the government
We have a great time together, and we love talking about society needs to do a lot more to help protect the environment, too.
and the government. Our opinions are similar on most things; for
a few topics, though, we have very different ideas. Most of the Bank zadań otwartych
time, I don’t mind. But when he talks about immigration, I get a
little upset. Some of the things he says are plain wrong! Exercise 2 (p. 171)
What do you do in your free time? Some students have part-time
Speaker 3 jobs working a few hours after school or at the weekends. Other
There are many homeless people in my city, and my friend, students work more hours during summer to save money. In the
Alice, volunteers at the local homeless shelter. I was really UK, you usually need to be 13 years old to have a part-time job.
shocked when she told me that the shelter is closing down; she People under the age of 13 are free to do odd jobs though —
said it doesn’t have enough money to stay open. As soon as I babysitting and dog walking are popular choices in Britain. Some
found out, I wrote letters to the city mayor and the city council. people will even pay you to look after their pets while they’re away.
They need to spend more money on this. If they don’t, then Just be sure to put school first, and don’t do anything too tiring.
the problem will get worse.
Exercise 2 (p. 179)
Speaker 4 A: This week on Bright Ideas we’re looking at some
No matter what else is on TV, it’s always been a tradition in my interesting inventions from the 20th century. Today, it’s
family to watch the news at 6 pm. A lot of my friends, on the the hovercraft, invented in the 1950s. We’ve invited David
other hand, avoid the news because they think it’s too Foster, professor of engineering and mechanics at the
depressing. And I agree; a lot of terrible things happen in the College of London, here into the studio to tell us all about
world, but I still think that it’s important to know what’s going it. Good morning professor.
on. If we don’t, how will we be able to change things? B: Good morning!
A: Now, for the listeners who’ve never seen a hovercraft,
Exercise 2 (p. 157) could you briefly describe it to us?
Hi. My name’s Martin, and I work for Childzone, the national B: Well, it’s a vehicle with one or more fans on the back, and
children’s charity. Today I want to talk about bullying. It’s a big a big rubber ‘cushion’ at the bottom. The cushion is filled
problem. According to a recent survey, 50% of school students in with air, which means it can float over land and water.
Britain are bullied. That number might be even higher, as many A: They’re a kind of boat, aren’t they? I’ve seen hovercraft
students can feel too ashamed to report it. But, there are things on the river where I live.
you can do to avoid being bullied altogether. It helps to get inside B: Well, rather than captains, hovercraft have pilots, like

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aircraft. While boats are in the water, hovercraft are above 5 Hi, Ben. I don’t think I can come to band practice this
the water. But really, hovercraft are like nothing else. afternoon, I’m afraid. I’m not feeling too good, you see.
A: I see, I see. So what are hovercraft used for? My granny is ill and my mum is upset. I had to do all the
B: They’re often used for search and rescue operations, as housework and the shopping and all that. I’ve got no
you can get to hard to reach places; the hovercraft can energy left.
cross mud and ice, which other vehicles can’t do. And
they’re sometimes used as ferries. Exercise 2 (p. 202)
A: Have you ever been on a hovercraft? What’s it like? Speaker 1
B: I have! The air cushion on a hovercraft makes travel very I don’t like glossy magazines. They never write about anything
comfortable. You sort of bounce around! Hovercraft are serious going on in the world. They’ve only got stories about
great fun! celebrities and honestly I don’t care about what fashions
they’re wearing or how much they earn and I really don’t want
Przykładowy arkusz egzaminacyjny to look at pictures of them. Plus, they’re pretty expensive. Who
can afford them? Not me!
Exercise 1 (p. 202)
1 Staff: Hello! What can I get you, sir? Speaker 2
Customer: I’d like something to drink… I love fashion. I really like flicking through glossy magazines to
Staff: Well, we have a lot to choose from! see what celebrities are wearing. Don’t get me wrong – it’s
Customer: Great! Could I have a can of cola please? important to know what’s going on in the world but I don’t
Staff: Let me check … I’m sorry, I’m afraid we’re out of want to read anything serious in a magazine. They’re about fun
cola. and entertainment, not society’s problems. We’ve got
Customer: Oh, that’s too bad. I really felt like a cola. newspapers for that.
Staff: How about a nice strong cup of coffee?
Customer: Hmm … I’m not too keen on coffee. Speaker 3
Staff: Tea, perhaps? I’m not really interested in reading about famous people and
Customer: No, thanks. I think I’ll have an orange juice, if what they’re doing, and I don’t want to know about the latest
you have any. trend in clothing. But these magazines also have interesting
Staff: We certainly do, sir! Here you are! articles about health and issues that affect our lives as teenagers.
That’s why I spend my money on them, not the celebrity gossip.
2 Last year I went to the Olympic summer games in my city
with a few friends. My favourite sport is running, so I was Speaker 4
really looking forward to seeing an Olympic marathon in It might sound strange but I buy magazines for the free make-up
person! Unfortunately, we got there too late to see the or face creams they give away. I don’t really care about celebrity
start of the race. We also tried to watch the men’s gossip or reading about the latest fashions. It might seem like a
gymnastics competition, but it was really crowded. waste of money but actually it’s a cheaper way to try a new face
However, we did manage to get seats for the kayaking cream without having to pay for the whole bottle.
races. Seeing the incredible athletes glide across the water
was incredible! Exercise 3 (p. 202)
Hi. My name is Paul. My mum and dad wanted me to manage
3 Policeman: Can I help you, Madam? their restaurant when I left school but I used to dream of
Woman: I hope so. Someone stole my handbag. becoming a teacher. I thought it was the best job in the world.
Policeman: Oh dear! You get good pay and lots of holidays and so on. Then, when I
Woman: Yes, my passport was inside, so now I’m going was in the second year of university, I started to think
to miss my flight! differently. I realised teaching was not the perfect job I thought
Policeman: Where were you when you noticed it was it was. I lost interest and decided to leave and try to create my
missing? own e-learning business. My dad offered to help me but I
Woman: I was at the train station on my way to the wanted to do it myself so I worked serving coffee in a café at
airport! I put it on the seat next to me, and when I looked night for about a year to save money while working on my
away for a moment, someone must have picked it up. website and the rest. Then, when it was ready, I went online
Policeman: Did you see anyone acting strangely? and was very successful. I am so glad I took this decision.
Woman: No, not that I noticed.
Policeman: I see. First we have to fill out some forms. Exercise 4 (p. 203)
1 Why don’t we go out for dinner?
4 Girl: Euch, I need some new clothes. All my old ones are 2 More orange juice anyone?
out-of-date. I need to take a trip to the shops soon. 3 Why is James here?
Boy: But they’re in really good condition. You should take 4 Could you tell me if the library is still open?
them to a charity shop.
Girl: Good idea. Why don’t you help me put them in a
bag and we can go this afternoon?

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