Stairs 5 1 is, is, is, is, am 2 is, my parents and I, are, is, am, am is, am, is, are, is is, am, is, are, am, live, sister, room, family, we 3 a b

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4 is, is, am, are, is, is, are, are 5a who – hvem what –hva when – når why – hvorfor 6a which – hvilke(n) where – hvor how – hvordan 7 what, which, how, why, where 8a hvem, hvorfor, hva, hvilke(n), når, hvordan, hvor 11 Ian got his own room when he moved into the house. – T There is a big red spot on the wallpaper. – F Ian’s room is always tidy. – F Ian likes playing with his chemistry kit. – T Ian is afraid of spiders. – F Ian has stick insects. – T Piranhas are dangerous. – T 12 hiarc = chair eblat = table malp = lamp sked = desk deb = bed marchira = armchair muporetc = computer tlakneb = blanket

16 Hurt her knee. Has a pain in his back. Broke his toe. Is the only doctor in town! My uncle Fred, banged his head. 17 toe, back, head, knee, town 18 friend my brother is my uncle is the only doctor in town 19a shoulder, arm, foot, back, hand, finger, head, leg, toe, knee 20 head, nose, neck, shoulder, knee, foot 26a dog, mouse, fish, hamster, rat, parrot, rabbit, pig b guinea pig 27 goldfish rabbit dog guinea pig cow cat 38 Setning nr. 2, 4 og 6 er riktige. 39 nine, eleven, hobby, seven, own car, helmet, fireproof overall, shoes, don’t, wear, seat belt 40 a) C b) F, F, T, F, T, F 42b goalkeeper – målvakt coach – trener referee – dommer winger – ving goal – mål

midfielder – midtbanespiller 43a It’s Sunday. – F I find my drink bottle. I find my boots and my lucky scarf. – T Our coach never says, “Pass the ball.” – F “Keep your positions!” shouts the coach. – T It’s half time and one nil. – F Our coach always says, “Never give up.” – T I take the ball on my chest. – F I score a goal! – T My dad is the coach. – F 46 lion, eat, mirror, prettiest, to be, Hamlet, pop star, singing, actor, Robin Hood 47 Sophie, actress, drama school, act, speak, sing, dance, hard work, school, six, sixteen, costumes, The Jungle Book, musical, Annie, song, the orphan Annie, find, daughter 50 It is two o’clock. It is half past five. It is nine o’clock. It is half past eight. It is half past ten. It is twelve o’clock. 51 He gets up at half past seven. He has breakfast at eight o’clock. He goes to school at half past eight. He goes to bed at nine o’clock. 52 It’s ten minutes to three. It’s twenty-five minutes past eight. It’s five minutes to nine. It’s four o’clock. It’s twenty-five minutes to seven. It’s five minutes past ten. 54 February 2nd March 3rd April 4th May 5th June 6th July 7th August 8th September 9th October 10th

November 11th December 12th 55 The month is February. The month is May. The month is July. The month is September. The month is April. The month is January. The month is October. The month is June. The month is November. The month is December. August mangler. 57a an apple a banana an orange a peach a pear a tomato an onion b a bird a monkey a duck an elephant a fish an owl a dog 58a a jumper a hat a skirt an umbrella a uniform a coat b a sandwich a yoghurt an egg a steak a chicken an omelette 59 two hen two cards two cats

two cups two tables two letters 60 a monkey, an umbrella, a coin, a window, a chair, a sun, a bottle, a picture, a belly, a book, a dog, a cat, a horse, a key, a door, a house, a cottage 61 monkey – monkeys umbrella – umbrellas coin – coins window – windows chair – chairs sun – suns bottle – bottles picture – pictures belly – bellies book – books dog – dogs cat – cats horse – horses key – keys door – doors house – houses cottage – cottages 62a a watch – the watch – watches – the watches a hand – the hand – hands – the hands a finger – the finger – fingers – the fingers an eye – the eye – eyes –the eyes a cake – the cake – cakes – the cakes a spoon – the spoon– spoons – the spoons a paper – the paper – papers – the papers a parrot – the parrot – parrots – the parrots a sister – the sister – sisters –the sisters a brother – the brother – brothers – the brothers a girl – the girl – girls – the girls a wall – the wall – walls – the walls 64 January, February March, April, May June, July, August September, October, November 65 Kites have different colours and shapes. Kites are light. Kites can fly high up in the air.

66a a park – the park – parks – the parks an area – the area – areas – the areas a lamppost – the lamppost – lampposts – the lampposts a tree – the tree – trees – the trees a paper – the paper – papers – the papers a problem – the problem – problems – the problems a line – the line – lines – the lines a handle – the handle – handles – the handles a tail – the tail – tails – the tails 68 summer, best, ice cream, water, toys, beach ball, frisbee, play 69 a ball, a year, a beach, an ice cream, an orange, a sandal, a shoe, a fish 70 Britain, sea, water, sports, weather, wetsuit, water skiing, lakes, boat, club, lessons, ski school, windsurfing, sailing, surfing, sail, surfboard, beach, tricks, waves, evening 75 eye, mouth, tooth, nose, hair, arm, dress, cat, broom 76 Mr Brown came 1st. Mary came 2nd. Mrs Jenkins came 3rd. 79a winter, snow, scarf, cold, mitten, hat 85 Gorilla, Monkey, Monkey, Monkey, Monkey, Gorilla, Monkey, Gorilla, Gorilla, Gorilla 86a you are, he is, she is, it is, we are, you are, they are b am, are, is, is, is c are, are, are, am, is 88 dog = hund, cat = katt, lizard = firfisle, goat = geit, giraffe = sjiraff, hamster = hamster, rabbit = kanin 89 elephant, lion, monkey, bear, giraffe, snake, zebra, kangaroo, penguin 90 sits, hears, says, are, takes 91

eats, slides, runs, sleeps, swims, climbs, talks, jumps 93 He, he, she, she, it, it 94 we, we, they, they, you 95 are, are, are, are, is, is, are, are, are, are, am 96 fight, milk, hound, meat, never 97 eats, runs, lives, has, are 100a 1–T 2–F 3–T 4–F 5–T 6–F 104 father, people, pulls, Perfect Peter, please, thank you, likes, like 105 Peter has a brother. – T Henry likes pushing and pinching people. – T Peter says “please” and “thank you”. – T Henry’s parents are worried about him. – T Henry is horrid. – T Peter and Henry are good friends. – F 106a You play He plays She plays It plays We play You play They play b plays, plays, play, play, play 107 she, she, he, they, we 108 is, are, are, is, is

109 Setning nr. 1, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9 og 10 er riktige. 110a play, play, play, play, play, play, plays 111 is, is, is, are, is, are, am 113 No, he isn’t. No, he isn’t. Yes, he is. Yes, he is. Yes, he is. No, he isn’t. No, she isn’t. 116a yucky – ekkel, motbydelig; mouldy – muggen; horrid – fæl, grusom; sloppy – sølete, grisete; moody – gretten, humørsyk; slimy – slimete; grouch – surmule, grinebiter; sludgy – slapsete, gjørmete; glop – smørje; sticky – klissete; lumpy – klumpete; smelly –stinkende ; wobble – skjelve, vakle; gooey – klissete; soggy – klissete, gjennomvåt; gluey – klebrig, klissete; coleslaw – kålsalat; gummy – seig 118 The ghosts’ names are Molly and Alice. The ghosts live in a house. The new family has three. If the ghosts don’t like the children, they can scare them. 120 smart – smarter – the smartest big – bigger – the biggest small – smaller – the smallest nice – nicer– the nicest quick – quicker – the quickest 121 smart – smarter – the smartest quick – quicker – the quickest big – bigger – the biggest strong – stronger – the strongest full – fuller – the fullest young – younger – the youngest tall – taller – the tallest happy – happier – the happiest scary – scarier – the scariest pretty – prettier – the prettiest funny – funnier – the funniest easy – easier – the easiest

123 Neil; spring; no, it was their first time there; to plant flowers on their great-grandmother’s grave; the ghost was a pale and pretty girl with pale blue eyes and a white dress; Mildred; because her brother disappeared and his body was never found 127 One-Eyed Jake is captain. – F One-Eyed Jake is nice. – F One-Eyed Jake is popular. – F One-Eyed Jake is a pirate. – T One-Eyed Jake doesn’t have a ship. – F One-Eyed Jake is scary. – T 128 happy train teacher laugh sick 129 funny give rubbish angry stupid 131 who, father, what, a husband, how, fought with two men, what, marry him, what, says yes 132 Riktig rekkefølge er: Once there was a pirate princess called Selma. She said: “I’ll marry the man who can win over me in a swordfight.” Hundreds of people got together to watch Selma fight. She won the first two fights. The third time a small blonde pirate came forward. He didn’t raise his sword. He just looked at Selma and smiled. The pirate went down on one knee, took out his gold earring and offered it to Selma. “I think this one is a winner,” her father said. Selma nodded her head and blushed. 133 One-Eyed Jake had a horrible face. The crew were afraid of him. He robbed big ships and small boats and threw everything in the hold. If anyone complained he threw them overboard. When One-Eyed Jake had lost all his crew members and filled his ship, the ship sank. The cook ended up cooking dinners in the enormous ship. The bosun was happy steering the huge cargo boat. Jim the cabin boy ended up working on the little fishing boat.

135 red, little, thin, tall, fat, long, blond 138 In the coffin there is a vampire. He leaves the coffin without a sound. He is looking for someone to suck blood from. The spirit is evil. The spirit leaves the coffin at night. The spirit is afraid of morning light and reflections in the mirror. 139 Vannrett: scary, ghost, grave, dead, churchyard Loddrett: bone, pale 140 For eksempel: thin – fat long – short slow – fast big – small old – young happy – sad 141 fat – fatter – the fattest short – shorter – the shortest fast – faster – the fastest small – smaller – the smallest young – younger – the youngest sad – sadder – the saddest 142 A mysterious stranger has moved in. They are two young boys. middle of the night vampire They can see legs moving. leaving the house hat light 143 Riktig rekkefølge er: The binoculars didn’t help. But by midnight I was getting sleepy. Cas rubbed his eyes. I lifted the binoculars. That’s something with legs. “And if he really is a vampire, we don’t want to prove it, do we?” We’ll be heroes.

144a brick – thick kill – will gate – date dad – mad 150 Fatima gets an e-mail from Aisha. Fatima gets an e-mail because it’s her birthday. Fatima is 11 years old. Fatima’s sister is coming to visit her. Fatima’s sister is arriving from Norway. Fatima’s sister is staying with her aunt.

152 No, it doesn’t. Yes, it does. Yes, it does. Yes, it does. No, it doesn’t. Yes, it does. 153 Madame Tussaud’s is a museum where you can find wax models of famous people. London Zoo is where you can go if you like to see different animals from around the world. The Tower of London is an old castle, which has been used as a prison. The London Eye is a huge wheel. You can see most of London from here. 154 1 National Maritime Museum 2 National Gallery 3 four places 4 three places 155a 1 1 Saima 2 Aisha 3 Guy 4 Henry 5 Tower 6 slow 7 cell 8 Anne 9 prisoner 10 queen 11 high 2 Løsningsordet er: SIGHTSEEING

156a I have you have he has she has it has we have you have they have b has, have, has, has, has, have, have 159 I do you do he does she does it does we do you do they do 167 It’s two o’clock. It’s four o’clock. It’s eight o’clock. It’s half past eight. It’s half past five. It’s half past seven. 168 gab = bag, astiont = station, rtian = train, olo = loo, etxn = next, gazminea = magazine 169 Yes, they do. No, he doesn’t. No, they don’t. Yes, she does. No, she doesn’t. Yes, it does. 170 It’s nine o’clock. It’s twenty minutes past nine. It’s twenty-five minutes past ten. It’s quarter to twelve. It’s five minutes to one. It’s half past five. 172

a) Nessie. It has a small head, long neck and a huge body. In 1987. The first time they found something bigger than a shark, but smaller than a whale. Because the lake is very deep and dark, it is very hard to see anything. 173 chips, ham, pie, soup, coke, milk 174 car cheese pony friend jumping 176 Ham sandwich, Coke, € 9.50, a green salad, a glass of water, € 7.80, a large milkshake, a large pepperoni pizza, an apple cake with lots of whipped cream, a coke, € 11.30, € 20