UNIT 1:
1. How many flags are in this programme? 3 flags.
2. How mant children has the Queen got? 4 children.
3. How many children has Prince Charles got? 2 children.
4. What's this game called? Polo.
UNIT 2:
1. How many sandwiches has Sarah got in her packed lunch? 1 sandwich.
2. How many pieces of fruit or vegetables must children eat each day? 5 pieces.
3. How many points does the winner score? 2 points.
4. What kind of food and drink is there in the Green Machine? Healthy food and drinks.
UNIT 3:
1. How many school subjects do we hear? 11 subjects.
2. What time does school end for the day? At 3:30.
3. What's the number on the school bus? 328
4. How many basketball goals do we see? 1 basketball goal.
UNIT 4:
1. How many shops are there at Bluewater? 330 shops.
2. How many cinema screens are there? 13 cinema screens.
3. What percentage of women say shopping is their main hobby? 56 %
4. What do you think you can buy here? Computer games.
UNIT 5:
1. What percentage of people live in the country? 10 %
2. How many houses are there in this terrace? 4 houses.
3. How many blocks of flats are there? 3 blocks or flats.
4. How many detached houses are there? 3 detached houses.
UNIT 6:
1: How many legs are there in this scene? 12 legs.
2. How many gorillas are there? 3 gorillas.
3. How many black rhinos are there at Port Lympne? 23 black rhinos.
4. How many Asian wild horses are left in the world? 1,500 Asian wild horses.
UNIT 7:
1. How many players are there in a cricket team? 11 players.
2. Wich is Britain's most famous tennis tournament? Wimbledon.
3. How many goals did Charlton score in the training session? 1 goal.
4. What percentage of men over 16 regularly do sport? 50 %.
UNIT 8:
1. How many new items does the British Library receive each year? 3 million new items.
2. What can you borrow from public libraries? videos, DVD's, CD's, books....
3. What can you buy in some libraries? a coffe.
4. How many books do a quarter of the British population read each year? 20 books.
UNIT 9:
1. How many supercomputers are there at the Met Office? 2 supercomputers.
2. When was the first weather forecast published? 1879.
3. What are the names of the four seasons? spring, summer, autumm and winter.
4. How many days are overcast in Britain each year? 260 overcast days.