MEGA GOAL 4 WORKBOOK MANUEL DOS SANTOS JILL KOREY O’SULLIVAN ELI GHAZEL - DANAE KOZANOGLOU MG_04_WB_TEXT_2021.indd 1 23/4/21 3:06 AM MegaGoal 4 Workbook Published by McGraw-Hill Education, 2 Penn Plaza, New York, NY 10121. Copyright © 2021 by McGraw-Hill Education. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or distributed in any form or by any means, or stored in a database or retrieval system, without the prior written consent of McGraw-Hill Education, including, but not limited to, in any network or other electronic storage or transmission, or broadcast for distance learning.
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s ____ e ____ t ____ r B Write the words from exercise A next to the correct definitions below. ________________________: faithfulness and devotion 3. ________________________: a house or structure that keeps you safe from outside 5. ________________________: to improve or develop by study or training 6.
________________________: a positive feeling of peace and familiarity 7. ________________________: old and used 8. ________________________: the tone or mood of a place Unit 1 1 MG_04_WB_TEXT_2021.indd 1 23/4/21 3:06 AM 1 There’s No Place Like Home C Number the adjectives in the correct order. 2 1 My friend Pablo lives in an (old / unique) house.
It has a (1) (wooden / heavy) door and (2) (giant / old) windows. The kitchen has (3) (Mexican / expensive / ceramic) tiles on the floor and (4) (beautiful / wooden / Spanish) cabinets. There is a (5) (blue / big) couch in the living room. The couch is covered in (6) (Indian / silk / fancy) pillows.
On the floor there is an (7) (Egyptian / enormous / multicolored) carpet. The bedrooms have (8) (small / old-fashioned) closets, but the (9) (wooden / tall / impressive) beds make up for it. D Write a sentence for each picture. Use two or three adjectives in each sentence.
1 2 3 I saw a big, old, wooden barn in the countryside. _____________________________________________________ 4 2 Unit 1 MG_04_WB_TEXT_2021.indd 2 23/4/21 3:06 AM 1 There’s No Place Like Home E Insert too or enough into the correct place in each sentence. too This house is big. You’re driving quickly.
You’re walking slowly. They have bathrooms for everybody. That couch isn’t big. I’m not rich to buy that house.
You’re short to play basketball. (too) F Write a sentence that has the same meaning. Use too or enough. too enough She isn’t too young.
She’s old enough. She’s too short. ______________________________ The car isn’t new enough. The Internet is running too slowly.
______________________________ The dress isn’t large enough. It’s too expensive. ______________________________ He isn’t driving carefully enough. The test is too difficult.
______________________________ That film isn’t interesting enough. G Write sentences using too or enough with the following words. new: This house isn’t new enough. fancy: Unit 1 3 MG_04_WB_TEXT_2021.indd 3 23/4/21 3:06 AM 1 There’s No Place Like Home H Correct the error in each sentence.
enough The kitchen in that house is not enough big. He was to late to get on the airplane. Do you have time enough to go to the store? 3. His friend bought him a new, modern, big watch.
There is a Korean little boy at the front door. Ahmed is not enough fast to win the race. We had a Indian, delicious, big feast for dinner last night. He can’t go on the roller coaster.
He’s young enough. Wagner drives a old, little, cheap car. I Complete the conversation with the words and phrases from the box. an arm and a leg grand megabucks reality check Cool hold on out of touch tiny Dad: Did you see that the Johnsons’ house is for sale? Son: Cool.
I’ve always loved that house! Dad: I know, but (1) ______________. Don’t get too excited. Why? Dad: They’re asking (2) ____________________ for it. Son: Really? How much? Dad: Over $500 (3) ____________________.
Son: For that (4) ____________________, old house? That’s (5) ____________________! We can’t afford that! Dad: I know. Son: That’s true. They must be (7) ____________________ if they think that anybody will pay that much. 4 Unit 1 MG_04_WB_TEXT_2021.indd 4 23/4/21 3:06 AM 1 There’s No Place Like Home J READING Read the article about the White House.
Then answer true or false. The White House is the official residence and main workplace of the President of the United States. It is in Washington, D., and was built between 1792 and 1800. The White House has four stories—the Ground Floor, State Floor, Second Floor, and Third Floor, plus a two-story basement.
Today, the White House Complex includes the Executive Residence (where the president and his family live), the West Wing (the location of the Oval Office), the East Wing, and the Old Executive Office Building, which houses the executive offices of the President and Vice President. There are many famous rooms in the White House. The Entrance Hall is the primary and formal entrance. It is located on the State Floor, and is entered from Pennsylvania Avenue.
It opens to the Grand Staircase, which connects the State Floor to the Second Floor of the building. There are three state parlors on the State Floor of the White House: The Green Room, The Blue Room, and the Red Room. They are each decorated in shades of their respective color and have been used for small receptions, and teas. The East Room is the largest room in the White House.
It is used for entertaining, press conferences, ceremonies, and occasionally for a large dinner. The White House’s oldest possession, a portrait of George Washington that was painted in 1797, hangs in the East Room next to a portrait of his wife, Martha Washington, which was painted in 1878. The State Dining Room is the larger of two dining rooms on the State Floor of the White House. It is used for receptions, luncheons, and larger formal dinners.
The room seats 140 guests. The Family Dining Room is also located on the State Floor. The room is used for smaller, more private meals than those served in the State Dining Room. Today the president uses the Family Dining Room less for family and more for working lunches and small dinners.
Family dinners are usually served on the second floor in the President’s Dining Room. President lives and works at the White House. _________ The White House was built 100 years ago. _________ The Oval Office is in the West Wing.
_________ You can only enter the White House through the Entrance Hall. _________ The Green Room is decorated in green. _________ The portrait of Martha Washington was probably painted after she had died. _________ The president’s family usually eats dinner in the Family Dining Room.
Unit 1 5 MG_04_WB_TEXT_2021.indd 5 23/4/21 3:06 AM 1 There’s No Place Like Home K Read the texts and answer the questions. Minaret of Jam, Salwa Palace, KSA Burj Khalifa, UAE Afghanistan Salwa Palace is the largest Burj Khalifa in Dubai, at 828 palace in the historical at-Turaif meters, is the tallest building The Minaret of Jam stands district of ad-Dir’iyah. It was the first in the world, topping the in a remote valley, surrounded palace built by Imam Mohammad previous record holder, Taipei by barren mountains. It was Bin Saud in 1750.
His successors 101, by 319 meters. It is also built in the 12th century and later added to the complex, which called “the Needle” because it is the only well-preserved includes 7 main units, a mosque, an of its top section that gets as building of the period. It audience hall, a treasury, and a well, thin as a needle as it tapers to is 65 meters tall and was which cover some 10,000 m2. built with baked-bricks.
The Salwa Palace is a unique The building took six years circular minaret, which rests example of Nadji architecture and to complete and was officially on an octagonal base, had illustrates the ingenious use of opened in January 2010. It two wooden balconies and a adobe, not only as a material suited has 168 floors, which is the lantern at the top. for the extreme desert climate, highest number in the world, The minaret is famous but as a means to create beautiful but not all of them are large for its intricate decoration geometric designs. At-Turaif was enough to use as residence or of calligraphy etched in inscribed on the World Heritage List office space.
The skyscraper stucco and glazed turquoise in 2010. It has been restored to a accommodates more than 900 ceramics. It was nominated large extent, and it has the potential luxury apartments, 49 floors Afghanistan’s first World to become one of the biggest living of offices, and a 7-star Armani Heritage Site in 2002. heritage museums in the world.
Hotel with 160 rooms. What is the shape of the Minaret of Jam? 2. What is special about the use of adobe at Salwa Palace? 3. How tall is Burj Khalifa, and why is it called “the Needle”? 4.
Underline words in the texts that mean the following: a. without any plants c. a source of water d. clever and original e.
become or make something narrower at one end f. have enough space for 5. Which building would you be interested in visiting? Why? 6 Unit 1 MG_04_WB_TEXT_2021.