Answer Key Hey There! 3A

Answer Key
Hey There! 3A
Unit 1A
LEVEL 1
Unit 2A
1 1. Most people like eating breakfast every morning.
2. Many people in Canada like speaking English and
French. 3. My teacher loves giving us exams. 4. My
brother hates eating frogs’ legs.; 5. My father doesn’t
mind getting up early 6. I love going to the movie
theater on Saturdays.
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1 a) 1. A student in Japan likes getting up very early
because school starts at 8:30 A.M. 2. When he arrives
at school, he doesn’t mind taking off his shoes and
putting them in special cupboards. 3. He doesn’t like
practicing writing skills – Japanese writing is very
difficult. 4. He loves having lunch in the classroom
and teams of students serve the food. 5. After lunch
he doesn’t mind cleaning the school. 6. At the end of
each class the teacher likes when the students thank
her and bow.
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b) Negative: 1. didn’t get; 2. didn’t meet; 3. didn’t
see; 4. didn’t go; 5. didn’t play; 6. didn’t speak;
7. didn’t think
b) 1. Do Japanese students get up late? 2. Where do
they put their shoes when they arrive? 3. Does he
like to practice Japanese writing? 4. Do the students
have lunch in the cafeteria? 5. Do they clean the
school before lunch? 6. What do they do at the end
of each class?
Questions: 1. Did I get; 2. Did she meet; 3. Did he
see; 4. Did the baby go; 5. Did we play; 6. Did you
speak; 7. Did they think
2 1. many; 2. many; 3. much; 4. much; 5. much;
6. many; 7. much; 8. many
2 1. couldn’t; 2. can’t; 3. can’t / can; 4. can;
5. couldn’t; 6. can
Unit 1A
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2 1. Most teenagers could use a computer. 2. My
mother could swim 50 meters. 3. My grandmother
could send e-mail. 4. My father couldn’t fly a plane.
5. She couldn’t speak Hindi. 6. I couldn’t ride a
horse.
Unit 1A
LEVEL 1
3 a) 1. I have a little money. 2. The children always
make a lot of noise. 3. They have a lot of friends.
4. I only have a little milk in my coffee. 5. Peter has
a few good ideas. 6. There are a few apples on the
table. b) (Answers will vary according to students’
first language.)
LEVEL 3
1 a) 1. getting up; 2. starts; 3. taking off; 4. putting;
5. doesn’t; 6. practicing; 7. having; 8. serve;
9. cleaning; 10. likes; 11. bow
b) 1. What time does school start? 2. Where do the
students put their shoes? 3. What do they practice?
4. What is very difficult? 5. Where do they have
lunch? 6. Who serves the food? 7. What do they do
after lunch? 8. What do they do after each class?
Unit 2A
LEVEL 2
1 a) 1. was; 2. was; 3. composed; 4. won; 5. wasn’t;
6. lost; 7. was; 8. played; 9. acted; 10. gave;
11. starred; 12. received b) 1. No, he wasn’t. 2. He
was seven. 3. Twelve. 4. Yes, he did. 5. His 10,000th.
6. Jamie Foxx.
2 Answers will vary.
3 a) Answers will vary.
2 1. There is too much smoke. 2. There are too many
advertisements on TV. 3. Is there too much violence
in the world? 4. Are there too many cars in the cities?
b) Answers will vary.
3 1. a; 2. a; 3. b; 4. b; 5. a; 6. b
Unit 2A
LEVEL 3
1 a) 1. was; 2. was; 3. composed; 4. won; 5. wasn’t;
6. lost; 7. was; 8. played; 9. acted; 10. gave;
11. starred; 12. received
b) 1. a. Was Ray Charles blind when he was born?
b. No, he wasn’t. 2. a. How old was he when he went
blind? b. He was seven. 3. a. How many Grammy
awards did he win? b. He won twelve. 4. a. How
many albums did he make? b. He made over 250.
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Answer Key
Hey There! 3A
5. a. What concert did he give in 2003? b. He gave
his 10,000th concert. 6. a. Who starred in a movie
about Ray Charles’ life? b. Jamie Foxx.
4 Affirmative: 1. have traveled; 2. have eaten; 3. have
visited; 4. has seen
Negative: 1. haven’t traveled; 2. haven’t eaten;
3. haven’t visited; 4. hasn’t seen
Questions and Short Answers: 1. Have we traveled to
Australia? Yes, we have. / No, we haven’t. 2. Have I
eaten my hamburger? Yes, I have. / No, I haven’t.
3. What have they visited? 4. How many times has
she seen that movie?
2 Answers will vary.
3 a. Our teacher gives us lots of homework. b. I think
she’s in love with him. c. Did your mom give you
any money?
Unit 3A
LEVEL 1
5 1. a. Joe has passed his driving test. b. Joe passed his
driving test last week. 2. a. They haven’t gone on
vacation. b. They didn’t go on vacation last summer.
3. a. Joanne has baked a cake. b. Joanne baked a
cake last night.
1 a) 1. small; 2. hot; 3. thin; 4. cold; 5. not tired;
6. easy
b) (Suggested answers.) 1. too easy / too difficult;
2. too big / small; 3. too fat / thin; 4. too tired;
5. too hot; 6. too cold
Unit 4A
2 1. a; 2. b; 3. a; 4. a
1 1. Yesterday at 6 P.M. he was cleaning the house.
2. Last night at 11 P.M., Julie was watching TV at
home. 3. On Tuesday at 8 P.M. the students weren’t
watching the match. 4. Five minutes before the game
started, the player was kissing his girlfriend. 5. Last
summer I wasn’t studying for my exams.
6. This time last month we were sitting on the beach.
3 1. me; 2. you; 3. him; 4. her; 5. it; 6. us; 7. them;
4 1. mine; 2. his; 3. her; 4. ours; 5. your; 6. their
5 1. d; 2. f; 3. g; 4. a; 5. b; 6. e; 7. c
Unit 3A
LEVEL 2
2 (Suggested answers.) 1. What was he doing yesterday
at 6 P.M.? 2. What was Julie doing last night at 11
P.M.? 3. Were the students watching the game on
Tuesday at 8 P.M.? 4. What was the player doing five
minutes before the game? 5. What were you doing
last summer? 6. What were you doing this time last
month?
1 1. too tired 2. too cold 3. too expensive 4. too big; 5.
too boring 6. too casual
2 1. These shoes aren’t big enough. 2. The hat is not
small enough. 3. The sweater is not cheap enough.
4. That jacket is not heavy enough. 5. The book is
not hard enough. 6. The school is not close enough.
3 1. his; 2. hers; 3. theirs; 4. ours; 5. mine; 6. yours
3 1. she fell and broke a leg; 2. I got shampoo in my
eyes; 3. an old boyfriend came online; 4. she saw
a robbery; 5. the teachers drank coffee; 6. the TV
exploded
4 1.a; 2. b; 3. b; 4. b; 5. a; 6. a; 7. a
Unit 3A
LEVEL 2
LEVEL 3
4 1. She has never ridden a horse. 2. We have not
bought enough food. 3. I have not been to school
today. 4. They have just sold their house. 5. We have
never met a pop star.
1 1. too tart; 2. too clumsy; 3. too itchy; 4. too arrogant;
5. too grumpy; 6. too stingy; 7. too watery;
8. too scrawny
2 Answers will vary.
Unit 4A
3 1. a; 2. a; 3. b; 4. a; 5. c; 6. b
Unit 4A
LEVEL 3
1 1. Who was visiting his aunt this summer? 2. What
were Victoria and David doing at 10 o’clock? 3. Why
were you hurrying? 4. Why weren’t they eating the
steak? 5. Why wasn’t she driving fast? 6. What was
Emily learning to do last week?
LEVEL 1
1 Affirmative: 1. was winning; 2. were cheering; 3. was
shouting
Negative: 1. wasn’t winning; 2. weren’t cheering;
3. wasn’t shouting
2 1. was playing / did / was doing; 2. was taking /
visited; 3. found / went / handed; 4. walked / was
talking / were doing / were laughing; 5. went / was
arguing / was returning / was listening / was trying /
went / bought
Questions: 1. Was our team winning? 2. Were the
students cheering? 3. Was the referee shouting?
2 1. was; 2. wasn’t; 3. Were; 4. was; 5. wasn’t;
6. Were
3 1. No; 2. Yes; 3. No; 4. Yes; 5. No; 6. Yes
3 1. was running / fell; 2. was washing / arrived;
3. was chatting / broke; 4. was walking / stole;
5. were doing / had; 6. were watching / knocked
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