UNIT 9 HEALTHY LIVING
Count and Noncount Nouns, Quantity
Words and Phrases
Reading 1
COMPREHENSION page 213
1. T 2. T 3. F
THINK ABOUT IT page 213
Answers will vary.
9.1 Count and Noncount Nouns—An
Overview
EXERCISE 1 Page 213
1. T 2. F 3. NS
EXERCISE 2 pages 213–214
1. foods 2. information 3. choices 4. food 5. calories 6. fat
7. fats 8. nuts 9. oil 10. avocados 11. cookies 12. chips
13. snacks 14. salt 15. beans 16. vegetables 17. fruits 18. grains
19. rice 20. bread 21. pasta 22. flour 23. Sugar 24. Fruit
25. vitamins 26. minerals 27. Fish 28. chicken 29. eggs
30. beans 31. meat
9.2 Groups of Noncount Nouns
EXERCISE 3 page 215
Count Nouns Noncount Nouns Both
ingredient information fruit
vegetable homework fat
chemical health
cookie advice
choice bread
snack pasta
peach work
bean salt
seed soil
nut sugar
egg meat
rice
dirt
oil
EXERCISE 4 page 216
1. milk 2. candy 3. coffee 4. Olive oil 5. salt
6. sugar 7. information 8. advice
EXERCISE 5 pages 216
1. vegetables 2. potatoes 3. sugar 4. fries 5. cholesterol
6. carrots 7. broccoli 8. spinach 9. peas 10. fruit 11. bananas
12. strawberries 13. cherries 14. milk 15. yogurt 16. beans
17. almonds 18. oranges 19. vitamins 20. minerals 21. food
22. pills
ABOUT YOU page 217
Answers will vary.
9.3 Units of Measure with Noncount Nouns
EXERCISE 6 page 217
1. cups of 2. slice of/piece of 3. pounds of/kilos of/pieces of/slices of
4. loaf of 5. slices of/pieces of 6. bag of/pound of/kilo of
7. bowl of/cup of 8. teaspoon of/spoonful of 9. bowl of/cup of
10. ears of
Reading 2
COMPREHENSION page 219
1. F 2. T 3. T
THINK ABOUT IT page 219
1. Possible answer: Because of good advertising; famous athletes drink them.
2. Answers will vary.
9.4 Many, Much, and A Lot of with Large
Quantities
EXERCISE 7 pages 219–220
1. a lot of 2. A lot of/Many 3. a lot of, much/a lot 4. many/a lot of
5. a lot of, much/a lot 6. a lot of/much 7. many 8. much
9. many/a lot of 10. a lot of
9.5 A Few and A Little with Small Quantities
EXERCISE 8 page 220
1. a little 2. a few 3. a little 4. a little 5. a few 6. a little
7. a little 8. a few 9. a few
9.6 A/An, Some, No, and Any
EXERCISE 9 page 221
1. an 2. some/any 3. any 4. a 5. any 6. some 7. no
8. an 9. any/some 10. some 11. any 12. no
EXERCISE 10 page 221
1. a lot of 2. a lot of 3. no 4. any 5. some/a little 6. a lot of
7. a little/some 8. much/a lot of/any 9. a little/some
10. a little/some/a lot of, any/a little/some/a lot of
11. any 12. any/much/a lot of 13. many
ABOUT YOU page 222
Answers to the questions will vary.
1. Do you eat much candy? 2. Do you drink much orange juice?
3. Do you eat much rice? 4. Do you drink much milk?
5. Do you eat much fish? 6. Do you each much chicken?
7. Do you eat much bread? 8. Do you drink much water?
9. Do you eat much cheese? 10. Do you drink much coffee?
11. Do you drink much tea? 12. Do you eat much fruit?
13. Do you drink much soda?
EXERCISE 11 pages 222–223
1. many 2. a lot of 3. a few 4. a lot of 5. any 6. some 7. a
8. much 9. a lot of 10. a lot of/many 11. a lot of 12. much
13. any 14. a lot of 15. a lot of
EXERCISE 12 pages 223–224
1. some/a few 2. some/a cup of/a 3. any/some 4. some/a little/a lot of
5. any 6. some/a little 7. piece of/slice of 8. some/a glass of/an
9. any/some 10. some 11. any/some 12. any/some
13. slice of/piece of 14. scoop 15. any/some 16. some
17. serving/plate/bowl/cup 18. some/a little 19. any
Reading 3
COMPREHENSION page 226
1. T 2. T 3. F
THINK ABOUT IT page 226
1. Possible answer: Because it’s their tradition; because good health is important to them.
2. Answers will vary.
9.7 A Lot of and Too Much/Too Many
EXERCISE 13 pages 226–227
1. many 2. much 3. a lot of 4. a lot 5. a lot of 6. many
7. a lot of 8. a lot of 9. a lot of 10. a lot 11. a lot of 答案整理12. a lot of
ABOUT YOU page 227
Answers will vary.
EXERCISE 14 page 227
1. too 2. too many 3. too 4. too 5. too much 6. too much
EXERCISE 15 pages 227–228
1. too 2. too much 3. a lot of 4. too many, too much 5. a lot of
6. too much 7. a lot of 8. a lot 9. A lot of
EXERCISE 16 pages 228
1. too 2. a lot of 3. a lot of/bags of 4. a cup of/some
5. a lot of/much/any 6. a few/some/a lot of/a bag of
7. a can of/some/a little/a lot of 8. no 9. much 10. any
11. a lot of 12. piece of 13. too 14. some/a lot of
ABOUT YOU page 229
Answers will vary.
REVIEW page 231
1. some 2. much 3. A few 4. some 5. an 6. some 7. any
8. a few 9. a 10. no 11. a lot 12. any 13. a lot of
14. a cup of coffee 15. some 16. too many 17. a little
EDITING PRACTICE page 233
1. good advice 2. C 3. very 4. advice 5. any/enough 6. a lot
7. a cup of coffee 8. a little sugar/a spoonful of sugar/a teaspoon of sugar
9. C 10. friends 11. Ø 12. too 13. C
UNIT 10 GREAT WOMEN
Adjectives and Adverbs, Noun
Modifiers, Too/Very/Enough
Reading 1
COMPREHENSION page 237
1. F 2. T 3. T
THINK ABOUT IT page 237
Answers will vary.
10.1 Adjectives and Adverbs of Manner
EXERCISE 1 page 237
1. T 2. F 3. F
EXERCISE 2 page 237
1. popular 2. annually 3. simple 4. beautiful 5. dead 6. black
7. beautiful 8. famous 9. national 10. carefully 11. honestly
12. perfect 13. strongly 14. unusual 15. traditional 16. American
10.2 Adjectives
EXERCISE 3 pages 238–239
1. healthy 2. frustrated 3. wild 4. patient 5. excited 6. intelligent
7. Blind 8. equal 9. young 10. unusual 11. traditional 12. dead
ABOUT YOU page 239
Answers will vary.
EXERCISE 4 page 239
1. serious ones 2. long one 3. great one 4. amazing ones
5. simple ones 6. new one
Reading 2
COMPREHENSION page 241
1. F 2. T 3. F
THINK ABOUT IT page 241
1. Possible answers: Not getting promoted; not getting the good assignments/tasks; having different standards of achievement than others.
2. Answers will vary.
10.3 Noun Modifers
EXERCISE 5 pages 241–242
1. war memorial 2. college student 3. sign language 4. eyesight
5. stone wall 6. bookstore 7. 25-year-old man 8. mailbox
9. 12-hour shift 10. 20-mile trip
EXERCISE 6 pages 242–243
1. TV program 2. wheelchair 3. basketball player
4. ten-year-old child/10-year-old child 5. college team
6. bachelor’s degree 7. community health 8. gold medal
9. a car accident 10. silver medal 11. an athletic director
10.4 Adverbs
EXERCISE 7 page 244
1. A: great; B: patiently 2. A: quickly; B: clearly
3. A: well; B: excellent 4. A: beautiful; B: honestly
5. A: directly; B: late, definitely 6. A: hard; B: happy, finally, fast
7. A: hardly; B: certainly
10.5 Spelling of -ly Adverbs
EXERCISE 8 page 245
1. badly 2. well 3. lazily 4. truly 5. bravely 6. fully 7. probably
8. politely 9. fast 10. constantly 11. terribly 12. beautifully
13. responsibly 14. early
EXERCISE 9 page 245
1. finally 2. equally 3. hard 4. slowly 5. fully 6. carefully
7. simply 8. annually 9. strongly 10. probably 11. really
EXERCISE 10 pages 245–246
1. constantly 2. happy 3. impolite 4. rudely 5. well 6. late
7. angry 8. completely 9. hard 10. positive 11. active
12. frequently 13. fluently 14. quickly 15. curious 16. frequently
17. good
EXERCISE 11 page 246
1. small child 2. wildly 3. well 4. good 5. poor 6. hard 7. year
8. clearly 9. elementary school 10. intelligent 11. sign 12. quickly
13. college classes 14. eyesight 15. completely
Reading 3
COMPREHENSION page 248
1. T 2. T 3. F
THINK ABOUT IT page 248
Answers will vary.
10.6 Very and Too
EXERCISE 12 pages 248–249
1. very 2. too/very 3. very 4. too/very 5. very
6. very 7. very 8. too 9. very
10.7 Enough
EXERCISE 13 page 249
1. determined enough 2. patient enough 3. enough time
4. good enough 5. enough information 6. strong enough
7. enough money 8. good enough
REVIEW page 251
1. too old 2. year 3. health problems 4. paintbrush 5. oil paintings
6. very 7. too old 8. foreign language 9. English class 10. very
11. quickly 12. fast 13. classmates 14. hardly 15. busy
16. old enough 17. proud 18. very 19. history degree 20. very
21. probably 22. late 23. hard 24. hard 25. very 26. certainly
27. good
EDITING PRACTICE page 253
1. really 2. C 3. married 4. adult 5. old enough
6. computer programming 7. too/much too 8. C 9. flower shop
10. very interesting job 11. nice 12. C 13. kindly 14. C 15. C
16. English quickly 17. well 18. C
