Book 13 Homework & EE

HOMEWORK AND EVALUATION EXERCISES
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Book 13
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BOOK 13 HOMEWORK & EVALUATION EXERCISES

Book 13 Homework and Evaluation Exercises Booklet
NOTES TO THE STUDENT
This booklet contains the homework and evaluation exercises for Book 3, Level III.
These exercises are exactly the same as those found at the end of Book 13 Student
Text. You may write the answers to the exercises in this booklet.
The homework and the evaluation exercises are designed to help you accomplish the
objectives of each lesson. The homework exercises for each lesson will require about
two hours to complete. They should be completed individually and will usually be
checked in class before starting the next lesson. The evaluation exercises are short
quizzes that will be given after each lesson is completed. The evaluation exercises
should be completed in class unless otherwise instructed.
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Contents
Homework for Lesson 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HW-1

Evaluation Exercises for Lesson 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EE-1
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homework for book 13 lesson 1
EXERCISE A Fill in the blanks with the words from the box.
goal throws race

towards match player
teams kick scores
BASEBALL Baseball is a sport that is popular in the US and some countries in

Central and South America. There are two
of nine players each. One player the ball.
A player from the other team tries to hit the ball with a baseball bat.
SOCCER In soccer, there are two teams of 11 players each. The players
the ball towards the end of the field to try
to make a .
Volleyball Two teams hit a large ball with their hands. If a player on one
team allows the ball to fall to the ground, the other team
a point.
Football In football (that is, American football, and not soccer), when a
gets the ball, he holds it and runs down
the field the goal.
TENNIS In a tennis , there are usually two players

who try to hit a small ball. Sometimes teams of two people play each
other.
Marathon A marathon is a long in which a person

runs a little more than 26 miles (about 42 kilometers).
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EXERCISE B Cross out the word that doesn’t belong.
Number 1 is an example.
1. rope shoelaces string knot
2. win practice tie lose
3. player kick throw jump
4. certain sure believe positive
5. suppose imagine guess beat
EXERCISE C Fill in the blanks with the words from the box.
match so beat win goal

doubt most coach quite meaning
1. Lisa: Who do you think will the game tonight?

Rick: There’s no about it. Southside High School has the
best football team in the city.
2. Fred: Our teacher said that words can have more than one .
Can you think of any examples?
Fran: Yes, I can. The word can mean something you use to
start a fire, or it can be another way to say game.
3. Paul: Does Max always Jerry and Bob in tennis?

Pete: Yes, he’s a better player, and he has the time to
practice.
4. Mona: This salad is delicious. Would you like some?

Mark: I guess . I’m very hungry.
5. Gary: I’ve asked Scott Jones to our football team.

Greg: That’s a good idea. He told me his was to work with
one of the city teams.
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EXERCISE D Use the underlined words to write answers with so or not.
1. Amy thinks that Brenda won the tennis match.

Greg: Did Brenda win the tennis match?
Amy: I think so. . She’s won all of her matches so far.
2. Sam imagines that he will take a vacation this summer.

Mark: Will you take a vacation this summer?
Sam: . I want to travel to California.
3. Roy guesses that the teacher will give us a quiz tomorrow.

Ken: Will the teacher give us a quiz tomorrow?
Roy: . We’ve finished studying the book.
4. Evan doesn’t believe that he has time to work out at the gym today.
Ruth: Are you going to work out at the gym today?
Evan: . I have a doctor’s appointment.
5. Roy hopes that Sandy wasn’t angry that he forgot to bring her lunch.
Manny: Was Sandy angry that you forgot to bring her lunch?
Roy: , but that’s the second time I’ve forgotten.
6. Jack doesn’t suppose that we’re going to have a new boss next month.
Brad: Do you suppose that we’re going to get a new boss next month?
Jack: . I spoke with several people who think the

old boss will stay.

EXERCISE E Complete the sentences with a name and a superlative adverb.
Change and write the underlined adverb. Number 1 is an example.
1. Rita, Bill, and Sammy all paid their apartment bills early.
• Rita paid hers on April 28.
• Bill paid his on April 30.
• Sammy paid his on April 29.
Rita paid hers the earliest.
2. Mack, Sara, and Ken have cars that can go very fast.
• Mack’s car can go 120 miles per hour.
• Sara’s car can go 130 mph.
• Ken’s car can go 100 mph.
can go
3. Richard, Della, and Terry are all from San Antonio, Texas. Each person had to
travel far for a business trip.
• Richard traveled to London, England.
• Della traveled to New York City.
• Terry traveled to Dallas, Texas.
traveled
4. Cal, Brian, and Luke went to rifle practice.

• Brian didn’t shoot very straight.
• Cal shot very straight.
• Luke couldn’t hit the target!
shot
5. On Saturdays, Mary, Betty, and Mark like to sleep late.

a. Last Saturday, Mary woke up at noon.
b. Betty woke up at 12:30 p.m.
c. Donna woke up a little after 10 a.m.
woke up

EXERCISE F Choose the correct adverb and write its superlative form.
late fast
near early far
hard soon
Carl, Bob, Al, and Dan are friends who like to run. They
believe that running is good physical exercise. To keep in shape,
they often run in races on the weekend. The men always practice
hard before a race, but Al practices .
Carl runs five miles every day. Bob and Al run three miles farther
than Carl. Dan runs five miles farther than Carl, so Dan runs
They get up early and practice before they go to work.
Al has to be at work before everyone else does, so he gets up
. Carl goes to work later than the
others do, so he can sleep .
The men like to practice at the school stadium. All of them
live near the stadium and can get there soon after they finish
work. Because Bob lives , he can get
there .
This year Carl, Bob, Al, and Dan decided to join the city
team. Their first race was on Saturday. All of the men did very
well. Carl and Bob ran fast, and Dan ran even faster. But Al won
the race because he ran .

EXERCISE G Mark the place where that can go.
➤
1. Robby thinks he’ll get a high score.
2. He’s certain he can score a goal.
3. Charlie didn’t remember his sister was leaving at 8 p.m.
4. He’s sure he turned off the oven.
5. Meg knows her boss has left for the day.
6. She’s positive she didn’t cause the accident.
7. Betty thinks John’s last name isn’t Smith.
8. Helen’s not sure Mark lives near the office.
9. Paul supposes he has rifle practice today.
10. He isn’t certain he’s paid the bills yet.
EXERCISE H Combine each pair of sentences. Use the conjunction in ( ).
1. Our team was losing. There were only three minutes left in the game. (and)
2. Tom wanted to play. The coach wouldn’t let him. (but)
3. He was a great player. The coach finally had to let him play. (so)
4. They could win the game. They could lose it. (or)

EXERCISE I Combine each pair of sentences. Use the conjunction in ( ).
1. My friends and I had a get-together. The football game ended. (after)
2. Mr. Smith cleaned the house. His wife returned home. (before)
3. We ate snacks. We watched TV. (while)
4. The children stayed outside. It got dark. (until)
EXERCISE J Combine the sentences. Use for or with.

1. Our team wore uniforms. The uniforms had blue numbers.
Our team wore uniforms with blue numbers.
2. We went on a fishing trip. We were gone for three days.
3. My brother washed the car. He used soap and water.
4. Ed traveled to San Francisco. He went with some friends.
5. I bought a new couch. I’m putting it in the living room.

EXERCISE K Read a title. Select questions that the text might answer.
More than one answer is possible.
1. Animal Languages
a. What are examples of animals that have a language?
b. How are bird songs a kind of language?
c. How do children learn a new language?
2. Decisions a Coach Must Make

a. Which players will play and when?
b. What time should the stadium open?
c. What plan will the coach use for the game?
3. The Sports Medicine Doctor

a. What kind of medical problems does the sports doctor work on?
b. Where can you find a local doctor’s office?
c. When did the field of sports medicine begin?
EXERCISE L Guess the meaning of the italicized words.
1. I suppose my 19-year old son is a vegetarian now because he never eats meat
or fish.
a. person who doesn’t eat vegetables or fruit
b. person who likes vegetables
c. person who has decided not to eat meat or fish
2. Carol can never find anything in her apartment because it’s always messy with
old magazines, dishes and clothes everywhere.
a. dirty
b. cold
c. expensive
3. I was tired after lunch, so I took a little nap.

a. a warm drink made with milk and sugar
b. a piece of paper to clean the face after eating
c. a short time for sleeping, usually during the day

EXERCISE a Complete the sentences with the words in the box.
1. Shoes, belts, and wallets are made of .

metals
2. Sweaters and warm suits are made of . stones
3. Gold, iron, silver, and copper are . leather
4. Car tires and some balls are made of . nylon

jewelry
5. Some shirts and stockings are made of .
rubber
6. Rings are often made of metals and .
wool
7. Bracelets, earrings, and rings are .
EXERCISE B Change the phrases to compound nouns.

1. shampoo for a baby 6. a ring with a diamond in it
baby shampoo
2. a book about law 7. a belt made of leather
3. a key for a car 8. a jacket made of wool
4. a cup for coffee 9. a necklace made of gold
5. a car for the police 10. a spoon used for soup

EXERCISE C Put the words in the correct columns.
nylon iron cotton

silk plastic silver
leather wool copper
gold diamond stone
polyester glass rock
Materials for
Metals Other materials
clothing
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EXERCISE D Read a title. Select the information that might be in the text.
There may be more than one answer.
1. Man-made Materials 3. Military Leave

a. ways to make them a. the number of leave days
b. things we use to make them each year
c. kinds of man-made b. places to go on vacation
materials c. the person to ask for leave
2. Military Uniforms 4. Your New House

a. the differences between winter a. materials used for building
and summer uniforms b. things you need to do after
b. military clothes to wear for you buy a house
battle c. buying your house
c. using a clothes washer
EXERCISE E Read a title. Select the questions that the text might answer.
There may be more than one answer.
1. Smoking in the Office 3. Pay Schedules

a. Where can you smoke? a. Which day of the week do we
b. Which stores sell cigarettes? receive our money?
c. Where do you put out your b. How often do we receive our
cigarettes? money?
c. How much do uniforms cost?
2. Metal Parts in an Engine
4. Silver and Copper
a. How long do they last?
a. What can we make with these
b. Can we exchange them when
metals?
they break?
b. Are they expensive?
c. Are they expensive?
c. Where do we find them?
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EXERCISE F Match each clause to make a complete sentence.
1. Bob might go to the store a. the car tonight.
2. They were able b. for bread.
3. Andy could fly planes when c. fix all car problems.
4. You can borrow d. to see the movie yesterday.
5. Sam’s able to e. he was in the US Navy.
6. Martha and her sons f. can sing well.
EXERCISE G Write the sentences you made in Exercise F in the negative.

1. Bob might not go to the store for bread.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

EXERCISE H Write dialogs about permission with can and could.
Request permission with can or could. Answer with can or can’t. Number 1 is an example.
1. A young boy is asking his father for permission to play outside.

son: Dad, can I play outside, please? .
father: No, son, you can’t. It’s raining. Maybe later. .
2. A lieutenant is asking to talk to a captain.

lieutenant: .
captain: .
3. A student is asking a teacher for a pencil.

student: .
teacher: .
4. A man is asking his friend to use the bathroom in his house.

man: .
friend: .
5. A captain is asking a major for leave.

captain: .
major: .
6. A student is asking a teacher to open the window.

student: .
teacher: .
Can I play outside?
No, you can’t.

It’s raining.

EXERCISE I Select the best answer.
1. When I was young, I lift heavy boxes.
a. can
b. could
c. may
2. John’s not home yet. He still be at work.

a. is able to
b. can
c. might
3. Sir, I speak with you, please?

a. may
b. will
c. be able to
4. A few years ago, Tom run three miles a day. Now he can’t.
a. can
b. may
c. was able to
5. Betty’s lived in many countries, and now she speak four languages.
a. was able to
b. can
c. could
6. I borrow your book, please?

a. Am able to
b. Will
c. Can
7. They visit us when they were in town last week.

a. couldn’t
b. might not
c. aren’t able to

EXERCISE J Read the e-mail. Underline the verbs in the past tense.
Rewrite the e-mail, changing the underlined verbs to the future with will. Use contractions
when possible. Underline and make any other changes necessary for a text in the future tense.
From: John Waters Sent: Wed 8/12/2006 11:02 a.m.

To: Tom Slater
Subject: A Great Trip!
Hi Tom,
What’s new? I want to tell you about the great vacation that I took last month. My
family and I left Chicago on July 1st and flew to London. Then we caught a flight to one
of the most beautiful cities in the world—Venice. We were very busy every day because
there are so many great places to see. On the first day, we visited a large outdoor park,
the Giardini Pubblici. After that, we went downtown and listened to some music outdoors.
We stayed in Venice for a week, so we saw many other famous places and ate lots of
delicious Italian food. It was a wonderful trip. I took a lot of pictures with my new camera,
so I’ll e-mail you some photos.
Say “hi” to Cathy for me.
John
Hi Tom,
Say “hi” to Cathy for me.

John

EXERCISE K Underline important words and phrases in the paragraph.
Then, write a summary using the things you underlined.
People all over the world need a second language. They need to talk with
people who don’t speak their language. Professional people and state workers in
many countries speak English or French as a second language. They use these
languages to do business with people from other countries. They often start to study
these languages at an early age in school and learn to speak very well. It’s very
helpful to them to know a second language.

EXERCISE a Change the sentences using the pronoun instead of the noun.
1. Frank hangs up his clothes.

Frank hangs them up.
2. Janet looked up the new words.
3. Roger has forgotten to write down the phone number.
4. Joe didn’t turn on the television.
5. Peter’s going to pick up the children.
6. Mary fills up the gas tank every week.
7. Will Joe fill out the form today?
EXERCISE B Read the paragraph and underline the important words.
The First Jeans
Levi Strauss was born in Germany and came to New York in 1847. When he
was a young man, Strauss worked in his family’s business. Their business sold both
fabric and clothes. Later, when people began to find gold in California, Strauss
decided to go west to make money. Gold miners, people who look for gold, needed
strong work pants. Strauss solved their problem. He used denim, a strong cloth
made of cotton. Miners and many other workers bought these special work pants.
Today we call these pants jeans or Levi’s®.

EXERCISE C Fill in the blanks with the words from the box.
try on waist dressing room

fit pair much
size medium measurement
Clerk: May I help you?

John: Yes, I’m looking for a of blue jeans.
Clerk: What’s your ?

John: I’m not sure.
Clerk: I’ll measure your . After we have the

, we’ll know.
John: Okay.
John: I also need a shirt. I wear a size.

Clerk: How about this one?
John: I like the color. I want to it .

Do you have a ?
Clerk: Yes, it’s over there.
John: It doesn’t . The arms are too long.

Clerk: Okay. Try this shirt.
John: This shirt fits better. I’ll buy it.

Clerk: Good. The cashier will take care of you.

EXERCISE D Fill in the blanks with the words from the box.
receipt amounts to percentage

tax less
amount percent increased
Cashier: The for the shirt and jeans is $22.98.

Plus , the total $24.82.
John: What of the total is the sales tax?
Cashier: The sales tax is 8 .

John: Wow! It was last month, only 7%.
Cashier: Yes, it 1% last week. Here’s your .
Keep it because you may want to exchange something.

John: Thank you for your help.
EXERCISE E Guess the meaning of the italicized words.
1. Phyllis plants a vegetable garden every spring. It’s a lot of work

to prepare the ground, but she enjoys eating the vegetables
when they have grown.
a. visits
b. ties up
c. reads about
d. puts in the ground
2. She’s attempting to complete her course in just one year.

She’s not sure she can do it, but she’s going to try.
a. studying
b. buying
c. trying
d. learning

EXERCISE F Fill in the blanks and solve the puzzle.
Use the spaces in the puzzle to help you guess the words.
ACROSS
3. Clothes bigger than a US 6 are too large for me. I wear

a very small .
5. The clerk forgot to put an in my bag, so I left

the store with 11 things instead of 12.
6. The clerk measured Joe’s and legs to fit him

for a new pair of pants.
10. In many countries, clothes are in centimeters.
12. The jeans at that store were 20% off last week. That store had
a good .
14. Are the seats in your car or leather?
15. We got a on our new car. It was $1,000 less than

the dealer’s price.
DOWN
1. Sally hit her on the table when she stood up.
2. Allen wore a nice pair of blue to Ann’s party on Saturday.
4. Peter’s showed the total amount he paid for his jacket.
7. What of time did you spend cleaning your garage?
8. What is the of sales tax in this state?
9. The of the sleeves on that jacket is wrong for me.
11. How much is the sales in Texas?
13. That suit is made of an expensive .

1 2
3 4
6 7
8 9
10
11
12 13 14
15

EXERCISE G Read the title. Select the information that might be in the text.
Women in Sports
a. famous women in sports
b. sports clothing
c. popular sports for women
d. movies that women like
EXERCISE H Read the title. Select the questions that the text might answer.
How to Build a Shed

a. When will it rain?
b. How do I choose the right place to build it?
c. What materials do I have to buy?
d. Where does the road go?
EXERCISE I Read the text. Underline the pronouns and the verbs.
Rewrite the text, changing the underlined words to make the text about another air force
officer, Captain Mark Moss.
My name is David Fratt, and I work for the military. I’m a captain in the
US Air Force. I manage flight training programs. It’s a very interesting job and
something new happens every day. I always meet interesting people and have to
solve problems. Sometimes I have to make important decisions quickly. I work hard
at my job, but I like it very much. I don’t like to be bored, so I don’t want to change
my occupation because difficult jobs like this one are more interesting.

EXERCISE J Change the verbs to nouns with -er or -or.
1. Mrs. Hill drives a taxi. She’s a taxi driver .
2. Roger plays football. He’s a .
3. Jill teaches science. She’s a .
4. Jerry manages the office. He’s an .
5. Carla reports the news. She’s a .
6. Pam collects coins. She’s a .
7. Kevin builds houses. He’s a .
8. Joe works in a factory. He’s a .
EXERCISE K Read the story. Complete the sentences below.
Joe drives a truck that takes materials to different factories. His friend Allen
manages a factory. They’ve been friends for a long time. Both men like to play soccer.
Allen plays better than Joe, but Joe can run faster than Allen. They have fun
playing soccer on the weekends. When Joe isn’t driving his truck or playing soccer,
he likes to paint. He paints pictures of the lake near his house. Allen used to be in
the US Army. He traveled all over the world. He started to collect coins from
different countries when he was in the US Army. Joe and Allen like to share their
hobbies. Joe gave Allen a coin from England that he found, and Allen bought Joe
some paints for his pictures.
1. Joe’s a .
2. Allen’s a .
3. Both men are .
4. Because he likes to paint, Joe’s also a .
5. Allen’s a because he likes to collect coins.
6. Allen’s a good soccer , but Joe’s a fast .

EXERCISE L Write answers to the questions using reported speech.
1. Sgt Till: Sir, could I have two days of leave next week?
Capt Lay: Yes, you can.
What did Captain Lay say to Sergeant Till?
He said (that) he could have two days of leave.
2. Lisa: Kevin, why do you have an umbrella?

Kevin: Because it might rain.
What did Kevin tell Lisa?
3. Thomas: Dad, can I borrow the car Friday night?

Father: No, you can’t.
What did the father tell his son?
4. Ellen: Can you help me move my refrigerator?

Tony: Sure, I can.
What did Tony say?
5. Steve: Why did you bring your swim clothes to work?

David: Because I may go swimming after work.
What did David tell Steve?
6. Maj Ray: How are your men doing in the new rifle training?
Capt Fry: They’re able to shoot better than before, sir.
What did Captain Fry tell Major Ray?

EXERCISE a Select the best answer.
1. Some animals eat only vegetables. There’s no meat in their .
a. scale
b. diet
c. weight
2. Joan: How much do you ?

Stan: A hundred and fifty pounds.
a. scale
b. weight
c. weigh
3. Joan: What was your when you got married, Stan?

Stan: Oh, I was 24.
a. age
b. weight
c. height
4. If you want to lose weight, you have to and exercise.

a. eat a diet
b. go on a diet
c. scale
5. Jane’s been sick for a long time. I don’t think she has enough
to get up.
a. age
b. length
c. strength
6. He used to weigh 140 pounds, and now he weighs 150. He’s 10 pounds.
a. gained
b. dieted
c. lost

7. Where’s the ? I want to find out how many pounds I’ve lost.
a. scale
b. weight
c. measure
8. Mr. Davis is 5'11" and weighs only 135 pounds. He’s very .
a. heavy
b. thin
c. thick
9. Is your dictionary a thin or book?

a. thick
b. wide
c. hot
10. Before I got sick, my was 125 pounds.

a. width
b. measure
c. weight
11. Mr. West: What’s the between San Antonio, Texas and Austin, Texas?
Mr. King: It’s about 80 miles.
a. length
b. height
c. distance
12. A thermometer temperature.

a. measures
b. gains
c. decreases
13. Joan: What are the measurements of your office?

Stan: It measures 12 feet by 24 feet.
What was Stan’s answer?
a. 12' x 24'
b. 12" x 24"
c. 12 / 24

EXERCISE B Look at the picture and answer the questions.
24"
20"
32"
1. Fill in the measurements of the suitcase.
The length measures .
The width measures .
The depth measures .
2. What is the total measurement of this suitcase?
Length + width + depth = .
3. You want to take this suitcase with you on your next airplane trip,
but the airline rule is: The total of all three measurements cannot be more
than 75 inches.
Can you take this suitcase with you on the airplane? yes / no
EXERCISE C Complete the sentences below.
1. If the suitcase is too big, .
2. If the suitcase is small enough, .
3. If you lose your suitcase, .
4. If the suitcase is too heavy, .
5. If you don’t like your suitcase, .

EXERCISE D Complete the sentences with the correct information.
Then, complete the table. Number 1 is an example.
Abbreviation Symbol
1. A meter equals 39.37 inches. m

2. There are 100 in one meter.
3. There are 1000 meters in one .
4. Twelve inches equal one .
5. Thirty-six equal one yard.
6. Three feet equal one .
7. The room is 18 feet 15 feet.
8. 2.20 equal one kilogram.
9. One centimeter equals 10 .
10. There are 1.61 kilometers in one .
EXERCISE E Complete the questions.

1. What’s the width of this closet?

This closet is 4' wide.
2. of the highest mountain?

Mt. Everest is 29,035 feet high.
3. of the longest river?

The Nile is about 4,157 miles long.
4. of the Caspian Sea?

The Caspian Sea is 3,104 feet deep.
5. of this room?
I think it’s about 68° Fahrenheit.
6. to the moon?
The moon is 240,250 miles (384,400 km) away.

EXERCISE F Fill in the blanks with words from the box.
1. Many people diet because they are .
2. If someone asks you how tall you are, they want to know
your . a lot
3. A yard is almost the same as one meter.
much
4. If you smoke 2 packs of cigarettes each day, your doctor
might say you smoke . a few
5. Paul: Do you have any cigarettes? fat

Mary: I have 3 or 4. I have .
height
6. Judy: I have homework tonight.
Tom: Do you have ? length
Judy: Yes, I have a lot.
a little
7. Cindy: How many students learn a new language in just
one month? none
Sally: .
8. David: Since you are on a diet, do you still want dessert?

Steve: Yes, please give me .
EXERCISE G Read the paragraph. Underline the important words or phrases.
Do you want to lose weight? If you do, think about these ideas. First, you must
eat the right kinds of food. Fruits and vegetables should be on your diet. Don’t eat
food with a lot of sugar like cakes, pies, or cookies. Second, you must be careful
about the amount of food you eat. You must eat less and learn to say “no” to a second
serving of food. Third and last, you need to exercise. Exercise helps keep your weight
down.

EXERCISE H Guess the meaning of the italicized words.
1. My brother is a seaman on a large ship.
a. someone in the US Army
b. someone in the US Air Force
c. someone in the US Navy
2. He enjoys his job because his assignment is to cook for the men.
a. work
b. choice
c. direction
EXERCISE I Read the title. Select information that might be in the text.
1. Friday Night’s Game
a. the time the game started
b. the names of the teams
c. the time the movie started
d. the number of parking spaces
2. Sam Johnson Gets A New Coaching Job

a. other teams he has coached
b. the year he joined the military
c. his goals for the season
d. what he does after work
EXERCISE J Read the title. Select questions the text might answer.
1. New Diet Food
a. Where can I buy it?
b. How much does it cost?
c. What does it taste like?
d. What size shoe do you wear?
2. US and Metric Measurements

a. How do we talk about time in different countries?
b. Which countries use which measurements?
c. Why do different countries use different measurements?
d. How do we change measurements from US to metric and metric to US?

EXERCISE K Write questions with How and an adjective from the box.
cold hot far
long old
high tall heavy
1. How old is the baby?

The baby is 3 months.
2.
The box weighs 120 pounds.
3.
It’s 48° Fahrenheit in here.
4.
His pants are 30" in length.
5.
The oven is 350° Fahrenheit.
6.
The building is 15 stories.
7.
That person is 5 ft. 4 in.
8.
The beach is 121 miles away.

EXERCISE L Read the e-mail. Underline the verbs in the past tense.
Rewrite the e-mail, changing the underlined verbs to the present tense. Underline and make
any other changes necessary for a text in the present tense.
From: Mary Sent: Wed 5/12/2005 11:02 a.m.

To: Jenny
Subject: My English Classes
Dear Jenny,
Hello, what’s new? I wanted to write back and answer your questions about the
English classes I took at DLI. Every day I started class at 0730 (that’s 7:30 civilian time)
and finished at 1435 hrs (2:35 p.m.). It was a lot of work every week, but I liked it very
much. I enjoyed learning new things, and all of my teachers taught me a lot. I met so
many interesting people from all over the world. Every weekend I spent time with a new
group of friends from different countries. We always helped each other and had a good
time learning about the US. I know you will enjoy your classes at DLI next year.
Your friend,
Mary
Dear Jenny,
I know you will enjoy your classes at DLI next year.

Your friend,
Mary

EXERCISE M Match the clauses to make complete sentences.
1. If you don’t want a stomachache, a. be careful when you drive.
2. If you don’t want to have an accident, b. leave now.
3. If you want to gain weight, c. don’t go shopping a lot.
4. If you want to learn English, d. don’t eat fast.
5. If you want to arrive early, e. practice as much as you can.
6. If you want to save money, f. eat a lot of food.
EXERCISE N Complete the sentences with your own ideas.
1. If you want to have a great vacation, .

2. If you want to get married, .
3. Plan your time carefully if .
4. Don’t waste your money if .
EXERCISE O Select the correct answer.

1. Barbara loves tomatoes. She bought yesterday.
a. much
b. some
c. any
d. a little
2. She answered only three questions. She didn’t answer of them.

a. a little
b. many
c. much
d. some
3. Do you have cream? I want .

a. a little
b. many
c. none
d. a few

4. Do you have cake? I’d like of it, please.
a. any
b. many
c. a few
d. some
5. I have some pens. Do you need ?

a. none
b. much
c. a little
d. a few
6. I need only two potatoes. I won’t buy .

a. some
b. much
c. many
d. a little
7. A: Did any students come late?

B: No, of them.
a. some
b. any
c. none
d. all
8. David drank water, but he didn’t drink .

a. a lot
b. a few
c. many
d. none
9. Jack worked on the math problems but only solved of them.

a. none
b. a few
c. a little
d. much
10. She has money, but she doesn’t have .

a. some
b. a few
c. much
d. many

evaluation exercises for book 13 lesson 1
EXERCISE a Listen to a paragraph. Select the topic.
1. a. a new house
b. borrowing money
c. the bank’s money
d. family and friends
2. a. a coach’s profession
b. sports teams
c. the best teams
d. the most famous coaches
EXERCISE B Write the letter of the answer that matches the question.
a.
b.
I hope not. She’s a good
I believe so, but
friend, and I don’t want
I didn’t hear the c.
her to leave.
final score. I guess not. I just
called him two
days ago.
1. Do you think it’s going to rain?
2. Will Steve and his family arrive soon?
3. Is Maria moving to San Francisco?
4. Did our team win the game last night?
5. Do you want to go see a movie?
6. Will you call your brother this weekend?
d.
Yes, I think so.
I see a lot of dark
f. e.
clouds.
I suppose so. No, I don’t believe so.
Which movie do you They called to say they
want to see? might be late.
BOOK 13 LESSON 1 EVALUATION EXERCISES EE-

EXERCISE C Use comparative and superlative forms to finish the sentences.
Use the adverb in parentheses ( ). Number 1 is an example.
1. Chris arrived at 7:00. Bart arrived at 7:30. Lisa arrived at 7:45. (early)
Bart arrived earlier than Lisa.
Chris arrived the earliest.
2. Sara works until 4:30. Henry works until 5:00. Andy works until 5:30. (late)
Henry works
Andy works
3. Nancy, Meg, and Tina climbed the hill. Nancy climbed 40 feet. Meg climbed 60
feet. Tina climbed 100 feet. (high)
Meg climbed
Tina climbed
4. Greg drives 55 miles per hour on the highway. Larry drives 65 on the highway.
Tony drives 70 on the highway. (fast)
Larry drives
Tony drives
5. George lives 8 miles from the city. Fred lives 15 miles from the city. Tim lives
25 miles from the city. (far)
Fred lives
Tim lives
EE- AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE

EXERCISE D Read a title. Select information you might find in the text.
1. Hunting in the United States

a. good places to hunt
b. different weapons you can use
c. places that sell meat
d. hunting seasons
2. Going Fishing
a. the best time to fish
b. different kinds of fishing rods
c. fishing from a boat
d. choosing and buying delicious fish
EXERCISE E Read a title. Select questions the text might answer.

1. Atlanta’s Basketball Team Gets a New Coach

a. How long has he been a coach?
b. Does he like to play baseball?
c. Will Atlanta become a winning team?
d. Where was he coaching before?
2. Famous Player Gives Advice on How to Play Better Soccer

a. Why is soccer more fun than American football?
b. What exercises should a soccer player do to get in shape?
c. What should a player do to prepare before a game?
d. Who are some famous soccer, basketball, and baseball players in the
United States?
3. The Weather in Hawaii

a. Is it hot?
b. Are the beaches clean?
c. Does it rain every day?
d. What are the summer temperatures?

EXERCISE F Circle the best answer.
1. Bob told me that baseball is from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. this afternoon. Are you
coming?
a. team
b. field
c. stadium
d. practice
2. Silvia’s on the school’s volleyball . She plays very well.

a. point
b. team
c. coach
d. match
3. Rob the ball to Mark, but Mark couldn’t catch it.

a. raced
b. beat
c. tied
d. threw
4. The woman walked me and shook my hand.

a. towards
b. farthest from
c. certainly
d. surely
5. I that I can go with you next weekend. I’m too busy.

a. believe
b. suppose
c. imagine
d. doubt
6. Mark: Who the game?

Mary: We did, 5 to 3.
a. tied
b. won
c. beat
d. joined

7. Select the three things you can tie.
a. reporter, string, rope
b. string, point, stadium
c. rope, string, shoelaces
d. shoelaces, field, meaning
8. Which two words have opposite meanings?

a. sure, positive
b. win, lose
c. point, goal
d. imagine, suppose
9. What is another word that means game?

a. field
b. stadium
c. race
d. match
10. Jane’s a better player than I am. She always me at tennis.

a. beats
b. wins
c. ties
d. loses
11. The university built a new for the football team.

a. string
b. coach
c. stadium
d. race
12. The final was 3 to 1.

a. score
b. player
c. goal
d. point
13. My house is small.

a. ever
b. certain
c. quite
d. positive

EXERCISE G Fill in the blanks with words from the box.
kicked jumped
doubted field uncertain
beaten raced
farthest most positive
match surely
1. The player raced down the field and the winning goal.
2. He was the fastest runner that I have ever seen on a baseball .
3. The fans became excited as the two horses towards the finish
line.
4. I when I heard the sound of the hunter’s gun.
5. Are you that the police officer is following us? We weren’t

speeding!
6. The exercise asks the students to the words with their correct
meanings.
7. The coach never that Jeff could become a professional

basketball player.
8. you don’t want any dessert. You couldn’t possibly be hungry

after that large meal!
9. Of all our relatives, Aunt Julie and Uncle Jim live the . We love
them, but we seldom see them.
10. When people are looking for a job, they think about things like
money, the time they spend going to work, and if they will be happy.
11. Our team has always the Stars at our yearly matches.
12. I’m which road to take. Do you have a map?

EXERCISE A Listen to a sentence and select the best answer.
1. Yes, he it.
a. plans
b. eats
c. touches
d. likes
2. Yes, I would it.
a. owe
b. join
c. appreciate
d. practice
3. Thank you. It’s .
a. metal
b. silk
c. plastic
d. stone
4. No, I have to .
a. go fishing
b. go shopping
c. work
d. play
5. Yes, it doesn’t fit on my .
a. finger
b. head
c. foot
d. neck
6. Yes, he the money already.

a. lent me
b. gave me
c. saved
d. kept

EXERCISE B Listen to a paragraph and choose the topic.
1. a. delicious cookies
b. trouble with English
c. a friend’s visit
d. cheap food for dogs
2. a. fun sports
b. the need for fun
c. playing team sports
d. exercise for health
EXERCISE C Select the best answer.
1. The storm the children.

a. threw out
b. woke up
c. put out
d. paid back
2. Keith lent me money last week. Now I him five dollars.

a. owe
b. allow
c. lose
d. buy
3. It’s nice to cook outside, but you must remember to the fire when you
finish cooking.
a. start
b. put out
c. do over
d. kick
4. You can those newspapers if you’re finished reading them.

a. beat
b. throw out
c. pay back
d. match

5. A bird was in the tree a minute ago, but it flew .
a. after
b. under
c. away
d. between
6. David needs to the five dollars that his friend lent him.
a. doubt
b. throw away
c. pay back
d. owe
7. We went the house because it was cold and windy outside.

a. in front of
b. in back of
c. into
d. above
8. I like your new belt.

a. glass
b. stone
c. leather
d. iron
9. The post office is one block the library on Maple Street.

a. into
b. past
c. during
d. above
10. Mary used to run every day, but now she .

a. may
b. can’t
c. could
d. wouldn’t
11. The students take the test yesterday because the computers didn’t work.
a. couldn’t
b. might not
c. are able to
d. may

12. Joe bought his mother a piece of for her birthday.
a. rock
b. jewelry
c. metal
d. plastic
13. This tool is . It’s very heavy.

a. iron
b. wool
c. rubber
d. glass
14. That candy chocolate.

a. is lost in
b. joins
c. is made of
d. appreciates
15. They don’t you to smoke in this building.

a. believe
b. allow
c. owe
d. suppose
16. You need to do over these sentences because they’re .

a. dirty
b. wrong
c. ready
d. good
17 My family needs tickets for the bus. They need .

a. tickets bus
b. buses ticket
c. ticket buses
d. bus tickets
18. These plates are made of paper. They’re .

a. paper plates
b. papers plates
c. plate paper
d. plates paper
EE-10 AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE

EXERCISE D Fill in the blank with the best word to make a compound noun.
1. We have to pick up my sister at the train .

table / station / ticket
2. My brother filled up his car at the station.

gas / police / bus
3. Mary used her card to buy a dress.

phone / credit / post
4. Allen gave Betty a ring.

gold / rubber / silk
5. The student had to use a phone.

bus / game / public
6. The Millers watched a match on TV last night.

traffic / point / tennis
EXERCISE E Fill in the blanks with the words from the box.
1. What did you use to make that table?

iron
2. Sara didn’t the children to play in the rain.
jewelry
3. A loud noise the baby.
material
4. Jason Rick $5 for the movie.
woke up
put out 5. They tied their dog to the pole.
glass 6. Cindy bought her bracelet at the new store.
allow 7. Jerry rode his bicycle over a and broke the wheel.
owes
8. Joe his cigarette on the ground.
past
9. Tom threw his ball at the window and broke the .
rock
10. I drove the grocery store and didn’t stop to buy milk.
BOOK 13 LESSON 2 EVALUATION EXERCISES EE-11

– USER NOTES –

EXERCISE A Listen to the questions and select the best answer.
1. No, it’s a one.

a. special
b. man-made
c. natural
d. clean
2. Yes, you need .

a. a sales receipt
b. a medium size
c. another bag
d. another deal
3. Yes, they’re .
a. irregular
b. medium
c. free
d. fat
4. It .
a. matches
b. decreases
c. fits
d. jumps
5. a. about 10 percent
b. in the dressing room
c. there’s no doubt
d. about 10 items
6. Yes, I have a .
a. goal
b. pound
c. pair
d. coach

EXERCISE B Listen to the paragraph and select the topic.
1. a. a meeting about a bus

b. a meeting about the weekend
c. a meeting about a football game
d. a meeting about the tour office
2. a. water for health

b. staying healthy
c. the need for sleep
d. feeling good
3. a. boat races
b. the need for water
c. the Great Lakes
d. Lake Erie
1. Last month, the number of students in the school was 821.

This month it’s 865.The number of students has .
a. discounted
b. beaten
c. increased
d. matched
3. A belt goes around the .

a. waist
b. head
c. size
d. shoe
4. Jack didn’t have to buy the shirt. It was .

a. positive
b. sales
c. free
d. natural
5. That tie is too long. It goes down to the .

a. chest
b. shoulder
c. hips
d. stomach

6. We got a good on the price of the car we bought.
a. deal
b. goal
c. item
d. jump
7. Private Johnson learned how to a button on his uniform.

a. increase
b. try on
c. sew
d. tie
8. My neighbor bought a new car. His old one is .

a. for sure
b. for sale
c. irregular
d. uncertain
9. You can easily wash and dry that .

a. knot
b. deal
c. fabric
d. field
10. Alice manages an office. She’s a .

a. managing
b. manages
c. managed
d. manager
11. Jim works for a newspaper. He’s a .

a. reports
b. reporter
c. reporting
d. reported
12. That tool opens cans. It’s a can .

a. opener
b. opening
c. opened
d. open

EXERCISE D Select the best answer.
1. Allen: I might go to the store.

Gary: What did Allen say?
Mary: He said go to the store.
a. I might
b. he may
c. he might
d. I may
2. Mary: I can’t go with you.

John: What did Mary say?
Tony: She said go with me.
a. I can’t
b. she couldn’t
c. she can’t
d. I couldn’t
3. Mike: Ted, I’m not able to help you tomorrow.

Andy: What did Mike tell Ted?
Mary: He told Ted that to help him tomorrow.
a. he wasn’t able
b. he isn’t able
c. you’re not able
d. Ted wasn’t able
4. Tony: Dad, Mary and I may buy a new house next year.
Andy: What did Tony tell his father?
Gary: He told him that buy a new house next year.
a. I may
b. he and Mary may
c. he and Mary might
d. Mary and I could
5. Sally: I can go to the beach this weekend.

Tony: What did Sally say?
Mike: She said that go to the beach this weekend.
a. she could
b. she might
c. I might
d. I can

EXERCISE E Read a title. Select information that might be in the text.
1. Clothes That Fit
a. finding the right size
b. summer fabrics
c. saving money to buy clothes
d. the best restaurants
2. New York Beat Houston

a. the name of the best player
b. the winning team and coach
c. the size of the field
d. the names of the teams
EXERCISE F Read a title. Select questions that the text might answer.
1. Highway Workers
a. Will they work at night?
b. Which highways will they work on?
c. What will they buy?
d. Can we drive on the beach?
2. When to Call a Doctor

a. Do you have a fever?
b. Did you get up early?
c. Do you have a stomachache?
d. Did you buy a lot of medicine?
EXERCISE G Choose the best sentence.

1. a. Hal buckled up his seat belt. 3. a. Bill his coat put on.
b. Hal buckled up it. b. Bill put on it.
c. Hal his seat belt buckled up. c. Bill put it on.
2. a. He picked the tickets up. 4. a. Jim put out it.

b. He them picked up. b. Jim it put out.
c. He picked up them. c. Jim put it out.

– USER NOTES –

EXERCISE A Listen to the question and select the best answer.
1. It’s 200 .
a. degrees
b. miles
c. inches
d. dollars
2. He’s .
a. 120 pounds
b. very tall
c. 80 years old
d. a medium size
3. It’s .
a. 10 feet deep
b. 10' by 20'
c. 70 millimeters
d. 6 years old
4. It’s 7 .
a. inches
b. yards
c. meters
d. miles
5. No, thank you. I’m .

a. diet
b. for a diet
c. on a diet
d. eating a diet
6. It’s about 50 .
a. dollars
b. stories
c. pounds
d. years

7. I don’t know. Put it .
a. in the water
b. on a scale
c. in the race
d. on a plate
8. It’s about 90 .
a. degrees
b. pounds
c. inches
d. miles
9. Yes, it was very .

a. special
b. thin
c. thick
d. difficult
10. a. No, I’m not sure he’s here.

b. No, you can’t.
c. Yes, it’s 10% off.
d. Yes, it’s two feet long.
11. a. No, it’s 11 miles away.

b. No, it doesn’t fit.
c. No, I’m not certain.
d. No, I don’t.
12. a. It’s 100 yards.

b. Yes, you can.
c. It’s on sale.
d. I’m positive.
13. a. I want to try a smaller size.

b. I’m really sure of it.
c. It’s 12 meters.
d. No, you may not.
14. a. The sleeves are too long.

b. It’s 12 hours by car.
c. Yes, you can.
d. I’m certain.

EXERCISE B Listen to the paragraphs and select the information you hear.
1. a. choosing the place you want to 2. a. the kinds of games on the
live internet
b. getting to know your neighbors b. the different uses of the
c. choosing the size of the house internet
d. finding a school for your c. how the internet touches our
children lives
d. how to use the internet as a
post office

1. I ate a lot of sweet food last year, so I ten pounds.
a. measured
b. gained
c. lost
d. won
2. My grandmother feeds her cat too much food, so he’s .

a. thin
b. young
c. fat
d. free
3. Sue: How far is it to the mountains?

Joe: It’s 50 .
a. kilometers
b. yards
c. centimeters
d. inches
4. That soccer field is 100 long.

a. scales
b. yards
c. distances
d. pounds
5. The workers the pieces of wood for the house they’re building.
a. measured
b. amounted to
c. paid back
d. tried on

6. This bug’s only 15 long.
a. feet
b. meters
c. miles
d. millimeters
7. Tony: How long is this?

Clerk: It’s 98 .
a. percentage
b. centimeters
c. points
d. degrees
8. Jerry: Do you have tickets for the game on Saturday?

Steve: Yes, I have .
a. some
b. any
c. none
d. much
9. Mary: Do we have any milk?

Sally: No, we don’t have .
a. none
b. a few
c. any
d. many
10. Ann: Do you need some paper?

Sara: Yes, I need .
a. a few
b. many
c. a little
d. much
11. Dan: Is there any sugar?

Allen: Yes, but there isn’t .
a. any
b. many
c. much
d. less

EXERCISE D Select the correct verb form.
1. If you put ice in water, the water cold.

a. was becoming
b. becomes
c. became
d. has become
2. If students are late for the book quiz, the teacher them a zero.
a. gives
b. gave
c. was giving
d. has given
3. You can’t sleep if you too much coffee.

a. drank
b. will drink
c. drink
d. were drinking
4. You burn your finger if you a hot pan.

a. touch
b. touched
c. will touch
d. have touched
5. Study if you to pass the test.

a. planned
b. plan
c. have planned
d. will plan
6. If you don’t want to get a ticket, your seat belt.

a. wear
b. wearing
c. wore
d. worn

EXERCISE E Fill in the blank with the correct word.
1. What’s the of that football field?

length / strength / weight
2. What’s the of that building?

weight / depth / height
3. What’s the of that lake?

strength / weight / depth
4. What’s your brother’s ?

weight / width / wide
5. A rope has more than a string.

depth / strength / strong
6. We couldn’t put the TV in the living room because the

height / weight / width
of the door was too narrow.

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goal throws race

BASEBALL Baseball is a sport that is popular in the US and some countries in

TENNIS In a tennis , there are usually two players

Marathon A marathon is a long in which a person

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1. rope shoelaces string knot

2. win practice tie lose

3. player kick throw jump

4. certain sure believe positive

5. suppose imagine guess beat

match so beat win goal

1. Lisa: Who do you think will the game tonight?

3. Paul: Does Max always Jerry and Bob in tennis?

4. Mona: This salad is delicious. Would you like some?

5. Gary: I’ve asked Scott Jones to our football team.

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1. Amy thinks that Brenda won the tennis match.

2. Sam imagines that he will take a vacation this summer.

3. Roy guesses that the teacher will give us a quiz tomorrow.

Jack: . I spoke with several people who think the

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Rita paid hers the earliest.

4. Cal, Brian, and Luke went to rifle practice.

5. On Saturdays, Mary, Betty, and Mark like to sleep late.

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They get up early and practice before they go to work.

Al has to be at work before everyone else does, so he gets up

. Carl goes to work later than the

others do, so he can sleep .

The men like to practice at the school stadium. All of them

work. Because Bob lives , he can get

the race because he ran .

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2. He’s certain he can score a goal.

3. Charlie didn’t remember his sister was leaving at 8 p.m.

4. He’s sure he turned off the oven.

5. Meg knows her boss has left for the day.

6. She’s positive she didn’t cause the accident.

7. Betty thinks John’s last name isn’t Smith.

8. Helen’s not sure Mark lives near the office.

9. Paul supposes he has rifle practice today.

10. He isn’t certain he’s paid the bills yet.

EXERCISE H Combine each pair of sentences. Use the conjunction in ( ).

2. Tom wanted to play. The coach wouldn’t let him. (but)

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1. My friends and I had a get-together. The football game ended. (after)

3. We ate snacks. We watched TV. (while)

Book 13 Homework & EE

Book 13 Homework & EE

BOOK 13 HOMEWORK & EVALUATION EXERCISES

BOOK 13 LESSON 1 HOMEWORK HW-

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2. Tom wanted to play. The coach wouldn’t let him. (but)

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1. My friends and I had a get-together. The football game ended. (after)

3. We ate snacks. We watched TV. (while)

4. The children stayed outside. It got dark. (until)

1. Our team wore uniforms. The uniforms had blue numbers.

2. We went on a fishing trip. We were gone for three days.

3. My brother washed the car. He used soap and water.

4. Ed traveled to San Francisco. He went with some friends.

5. I bought a new couch. I’m putting it in the living room.

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1. Shoes, belts, and wallets are made of .

4. Car tires and some balls are made of . nylon

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