Level 4 Unit pp. 10–11


1 Big questions


Talking point • Famous


scientists and mathematicians


pp. 24–25


2 Stories


Talking point • Storytelling


A pp. 12–14


The right question? Vocabulary • Research and scientific theories


Listening • Big questions in science


B pp. 15–17


Questions and answers Grammar • Revision of tenses Reading • Projects for saving the world


Writing • A profile of the work of a famous scientist


pp. 26–29


Can you solve the mystery?


Vocabulary • Hijacks and robberies Grammar • Narrative tenses: Past simple & past continuous


Listening & Reading • A story of a plane hijacking


Listening • A description of an investigation into a hijack


Listening • Conflicting witness accounts


pp. 38–39


3 Movement


Talking point • Events when


people and animals move together


pp. 40–41


Journeys Vocabulary • Describing movement Reading • Graphs on world population


Reading • An article on animal migration


Listening • A programme about the travel rush for Chinese New Year


pp. 52–53


4 Logical thinking


Talking point • Puzzle solving


pp. 54–55


Logistics Vocabulary • Logistics Reading & Writing • Forum posts about a logistics problem


Listening • An explanation of a solution to a logistics problem


Writing • Topic sentences


4 English for the 21st Century • Book map pp. 56–58


Logic Listening • A talk explaining the best way to solve puzzles Speaking • Discussing solution puzzles


pp. 42–44


Urbanization Grammar • Passives Listening • A lecture on urbanization


pp. 45–47


Rules Reading • An online article about traffic management in cities


Writing • A comment for an online article


Listening & Speaking • Taking turns in meetings


p. 59


Migration Slideshow


pp. 60–61


A Life skills: Internet forums


B Critical thinking: Logical vs lateral thinking


pp. 48–51


A Life skills: Working towards a common goal


B Communication: Avoiding personal reference


C Life skills: Rules and responsibility


pp. 30–32


What makes a great story?


Reading • A story about a lucky escape


Writing & Speaking • Structuring a narrative


C pp. 18–19


What’s the best way to learn a language? Listening • Effective language learning Speaking • Choosing a


language school p. 33


Can we travel through time?


Slideshow pp. 34–35


A Critical thinking: Evidence and witness accounts


B Communication: Telling stories


C21 skills pp. 20–23


A Communication: Objective and subjective arguments


B Social skills: Building rapport


C Study skills: Active learning


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