Bump Up Book 2 - Answers

Bump Up!
: Read, Think & Speak 2_ ANSWERS
UNIT 01_The Jungle Book

p. 12_Build Vocabulary
A. 1. avoid 2. ruined 3. law 4. cunning 5. ancient
B. 1. c 2. a 3. b 4. b
C. 1. rescue 2. trust 3. ashamed 4. ruined 5. ancient 6. cunning
p. 13_Understand the Story

A. d
B. 1. c 2. c
C. a
D. c
p. 14_Into the Story

(The answers can be varied.)
A.
1. Bagheera says that Kaa is not of their tribe.
2. They found the great python lying in the sun.
3. They took Mowgli to the ancient ruined city.
p. 15_Retell the Story

A.
This boy is Mowgli. He is a man-cub.
He is growing in the jungle.
Baloo is a bear. Bagheera is a black panther.
B.
1. Mowgli was taking midday nap. The monkeys are lifting Mowgli up into the
trees.
2. Baloo is talking to Kaa. They are talking about how to rescue Mowgli from the
monkey people. Baloo and Bagheera look worried because they don’t know
where Mowgli is.
p. 16_Story Theater
1. avoid 2. most 3. follow 4. trust 5. rescue 6. tribe 7. cunning
8. hungry 9. worm 10. How
Workbook (Unit 01)
B. 1. trust 2. rescue 3. law 4. ruined 5. cunning 6. avoid 7.
ashamed 8. ancient
C. 1. e 2. b 3. a 4. c 5. d
D. b
E. 1
(script) Mowgli is taking a midday nap. The monkeys are lifting up Mowgli with
their hands. They are carrying him through the woods. Mowgli is very surprised.
F.
1. “I am a man-cub. Of all the creatures in the jungle, the monkeys look the most
like me.”
2. “It is the law for all who live in the jungle, except for the monkey people.”
3. Before he was fully awake, the monkeys were carrying him quickly through
the treetops!
4. “We must teach the monkeys to respect the great Kaa. Where did they take
your man-cub?”
5. “I saw the monkeys take Mowgli to the ancient ruined city.”
6. “The boy called to me, so I must follow the law and help him.”
UNIT 02_The Count of Monte Cristo
A. 1. prison 2. cell 3. breath 4. fail 5. political
B. 1. a 2. c 3. c 4. a
C. 1. dig 2. confused 3. imprison 4. political 5. fail 6. prison

A. a
B. 1. d 2. d
C. c
D. c

A.
1. He hit a wooden wall. He could not dig through it.
2. He didn’t know how the other prisoner could come to him.
3. Faria was imprisoned in 1811, and Dantes was imprisoned in 1815. Dantes has
been in prison for 7 years. That means Faria has been in prison for 11 years.

A.
This man is Edmond Dantes.
He is in the prison.
He was imprisoned for something he didn’t do.
B.
1. It is a prison cell. Dantes was digging a hole in the wall of his cell. He hears a
voice from below the earth.
2. They are Dantes and Faria. Faria climbed up from a hole on the floor. Faria is a
wise old man. His hair is white and he has a long beard.
p. 24_Story Theater
1. dig 2. lost 3. Who 4. voice 5. prisoner 6. prison 7. long 8.
through 9. political 10. teach
Workbook (Unit 02)
B. 1. imprison 2. fail 3. cell 4. breath 5. dig 6. confused 7. prison
8. political
C. 1. a 2. c 3. e 4. b 5. d
D. b
E. 1
(script) It is a prison cell. Dantes is digging a hole in the wall of his cell. Suddenly,
he hears a voice coming from below the earth.
F.
1. He made a deep hole, but then he hit a wall made of wood.
2. “Who is the man who is talking about God and losing hope in the same
breath?”
3. He heard the sound of digging under his floor. Soon, a hole opened up, and an
old man climbed out!
4. “I am a political prisoner. I tried to help a great man become the king of Italy,
but we failed.”
5. Faria had very deep knowledge on many things. He seemed to know about
everything in the world.
6. “I can teach you history, English, and many other things.”
UNIT 03_Turandot
A. 1. riddle 2. gong 3. marshal 4. tempt 5. challenge
B. 1. c 2. a 3. c 4. b
C. 1. bang 2. execution 3. revenge 4. riddle 5. marshal 6. tempt

A. d
B. 1. c 2. c
C. d
D. d

A.
1. He was staring at Princess Turandot. She was so beautiful that he could not
look away.
2. Princess Turandot will order his death.
3. It is said that the princess wants revenge. A foreign king once came to this
kingdom. He hurt and killed her ancestor.

A.
This woman is Princess Turandot.
She is beautiful but her heart is cold.
This man is Calaf.
He falls in love with her.
B.
1.The people of Peking gathered on the street. The princess is ordering the death
of the prince of Persia. He is going to be executed.
2. Calaf is trying to hit the gong with a stick. These three men are Ping, Pong, and
Pang. They are trying to stop Calaf heat the gong.
p. 32_Story Theater
1. noise 2. spare 3. love 4. falied 5. riddles 6. death 7. tempt 8.
revenge 9. ancestor 10. look
Workbook (Unit 03)
B. 1. tempt 2. execution 3. riddle 4. revenge 5. gong 6. marshal
7. bang 8. challenge
C. 1. e 2. b 3. a 4. c 5. d
D. b
E. 2
(script) Calaf is trying to hit the gong with a stick. These three men are Ping, Pong,
and Pang. They are officials who work for Princess Turandot. They are trying to
stop Calaf.
F.
1. “Young men who fall in love with Princess Turandot bang that gong and call
her name.”
2. “She will marry the man who correctly answers all three riddles.”
3. “Why does she tempt young men and then kill them?”
4. “A foreign king once came to this kingdom. He hurt and killed her ancestor.”
5. Calaf did not see the prince of Persia die. He was staring at Princess Turandot.
6. “Look at the ghosts flying above the city. They are all ghosts of the young men
who hit that gong.”
UNIT 04_What Men Live By
A. 1. treat 2. buddy 3. punish 4. liquor 5. obviously
B. 1. a 2.c 3. b 4. c
C. 1. buddy 2. nervously 3. criticize 4. liquor 5. punish 6. obviously

A. d
B. 1. a 2. b
C. b
D. a

A.
1. He looked very healthy, except for the fact that he was obviously very cold.
2. She could smell the liquor on him.
3. There was only one piece of bread and some soup for dinner.

A.
This old man is Simon.
He is walking to town one cold winter’s day.
He finds a man sitting on the side of the road without a shirt on.
B.
1. It is winter. The young man looks healthy but cold. Simon decides to take him
home.
2. Simon and the young man are standing in front of the door. The young man is
wearing Simon’s coat. The woman looks unhappy because she thinks her
husband Simon brought a drunkard.
p. 40_Story Theater
1. coat 2. parts 3. without 4. treating 5. punished 6. same 7.
supper 8. supposed 9. criticize 10. story
Workbook (Unit 04)
B. 1. nervously 2. criticize 3. punish 4. obviously 5. drunkard 6.
liquor 7. treat 8. buddy
C. 1. b 2. d 3. a 4. e 5. c
D. d
E. 2
(script) Simon and the young man are standing in Simon’s home. The young man
is wearing Simon’s coat. The woman is Simon’s wife Matryona. She is angry
because she thinks Simon brought a drunkard home.
F.
1. He saw a man sitting on the side of the road without a shirt on.
2. The young man looked healthy, except for the fact that he was obviously very
cold.
3. “But why were you sitting by the road without a shirt on? Has someone been
treating you badly?”
4. “You have spent our money on alcohol, and you brought home your drinking
buddy!”
5. “You were supposed to buy a new sheepskin coat. But I see you have only
given your old coat to this stranger.”
6. “Listen and I will tell you how I found this man. Then, you too will know that
we should help him.”
UNIT 05_Treasure Island
A. 1. force 2. warn 3. crew 4. idiot 5. barrel
B. 1. a 2. b 3. c 4. b
C. 1. idiot 2. recognize 3. surrender 4. instantly 5. warn 6. barrel

A. d
B. 1. c 2. d
C. b
D. c

A.
1. The night before the ship Hispaniola was expected to reach Treasure Island.
2. They did not know that Jim was in the apple barrel.
3. He will leave them on the island and take the ship and treasure. The next
passing ship will pick them up.

A.
The boy’s name is Jim.
He is on the ship to the Treasure Island.
Next to Jim is Long John Silver.
B.
1. Jim is in a barrel. He climbed into the barrel to get an apple. He is listening to
the conversation between Long John Silver and Dick.
2. They are Long John Silver and Dick. Long John Silver is a cook of the ship, and
Dick is a sailor. They are talking about a plan to take the ship.
p. 48_Story Theater
1. apple 2. pirate 3. leg 4. were 5. pirate 6. idiot 7. take 8.
treasure 9. surrender 10. Count
Workbook (Unit 05)
B. 1. barrel 2. force 3. instantly 4. warn 5. recognize 6. idiot 7.
surrender 8. crew
C. 1. d 2. a 3. c 4. b 5. e
D. b
E. 1
(script) Jim is in a barrel. This barrel is for storing apples. Jim is secretly listening
to the conversation between Long John Silver and the young sailor Dick.
F.
1. It was the night before the ship Hispaniola was expected to reach Treasure
Island.
2. Jim recognized the voice too. It was Dick, one of the youngest sailors on
board.
3. “I still am, and that’s why I wanted to talk with you, boy, in private. Look here.
Most of the crew is with me.”
4. “Don’t be an idiot, boy,” said Silver. “We need to know if you are with us when
we take the ship.”
5. “On my signal, we’ll force the captain and the rest of the crew to surrender.”
6. “We’ll leave them on the island and take the ship and treasure,” said Silver.
UNIT 06_Alice in Wonderland
A. 1. remark 2. raven 3. both 4. figure out 5. invite
B. 1.b 2. a 3. c 4. c
C. 1. rude 2. invite 3. remark 4. personal 5. figure out 6. offer

A. c
B. 1. b 2. b
C. c
D. c

A. 1. “It wasn’t very nice of you to sit down without being invited.”
2. He asked, “Why is a raven like a writing desk?”
3. She said, “I mean what I say” has the same meaning.

A.
This girl is Alice.
One day, she fell down a hole and came to Wonderland.
B.
1. The table is set for tea. The March Hare, the Hatter, and the Dormouse are
sitting at the table. The Dormouse is sleeping.
2. Alice is arguing with the March Hare and the Hatter. They are sitting at a tea
table. Alice looks unhappy because she thinks making personal remarks is very
rude.
p. 56_Story Theater
1. plenty 2. tea 3. nice 4. invited 5. cut 6. rude 7. riddle 8.
figure 9. say 10. thing
Workbook (Unit 06)
B. 1. personal 2. offer 3. raven 4. figure out 5. rude 6. remark 7.
invite 8. both
C. 1. b 2. c 3. a 4. e 5. d
D. b
E. 2
(script) Alice is arguing with the Hatter. Alice is annoyed because the Hatter said,
“You need to cut your hair.” Alice thinks making personal remarks is rude.
F.
1. Alice saw a large table under a tree in front of a house. The March Hare and
the Hatter were having tea at it.
2. “There’s plenty of room!” said Alice, and she sat down at the other end of the
table from the Hare and the Hatter.
3. “It wasn’t very nice of you to sit down without being invited,” said the March
Hare.
4. “You need to learn not to make personal remarks,” said Alice. “It’s very rude.”
5. “Do you mean that you think you can figure out the answer to it?” said the
March Hare.
6. “Is ‘I see what I eat’ the same as ‘I eat what I see’? Of course not!”
UNIT 07_Anne of Green Gables
A. 1. mean 2. annoyed 3. dye 4. pity 5. adopted
B. 1. b 2. c 3. a 4. c
C. 1. turn 2. dye 3. annoyed 4. sign 5. pity 6. mean
p.61_Understand the Story

A. b
B. 1. c 2. b
C. a
D. c

A.
1. She thought nothing could be as bad as red hair.
2. She doesn’t trust them. We know this because she told Anne never to let one of
those salesmen come inside the house.
3. When she is walking home, she is happy. But when she gets home, she is
annoyed. Then after dinner, she is worried about Anne.

A.
This is Anne. She lives in Green Gables.
She has red hair. But she doesn’t like it.
B.
1. It is Anne’s room. Marilla came to Anne’s room because she was worried about
her. There, Marilla finds Anne lying face down in bed.
2. Marilla and Anne are talking in the room. Anne is feeling sad because her hair
turned to terrible green. Marilla is worried about Anne. They are talking about
the salesman. Anne bought the dye from him.
p.64_Story Theater
1. matter 2. happened 3. green 4. know 5. worse 6. mean 7.
black 8. bought 9. often 10. steps
Workbook (Unit 07)
B. 1. mean 2. dye 3. pity 4. adopted 5. turn 6. moan 7. annoyed
8. sign
C. 1. c 2. d 3. e 4. b 5. a
D. b
E. 1
(script) It is Anne’s room. Marilla is entering the room while holding a lamp.
Anne is lying face down in her bed. Marilla is surprised to see that.
F.
1. Marilla had told her adopted daughter Anne to prepare dinner for 5 o’clock.
2. Starting to get worried, Marilla lit a lamp and went to Anne’s room.
3. “I thought nothing could be as bad as red hair. But now I know it’s ten times
worse to have green hair.”
4. “He said my hair would turn from red to beautiful black.”
5. “How often have I told you never to let one of those salesmen come inside
the house?”
6. “I can’t let anyone see me like this. Oh, Marilla, what should I do?”
UNIT 08_The Emperor’s New Clothes
A. 1. fine 2. deserve 3. embarrassed 4. pretend 5. minister
B. 1. b 2. a 3. b 4. b
C. 1. pretend 2. hire 3. fine 4. incredible 5. invisible 6. embarrassed

A. d
B. 1. b 2. a
C. c
D. c

A.
1. They said they could make special clothes with magical material.
2. They set up their equipment and pretended to be very busy.
3. They did not want anyone to say they were stupid or did not deserve their jobs.

A.
I’m an emperor.
I’m standing in front of a mirror.
I like having new clothes.
B.
1. The tailors are pretending to be very busy. In fact, they are not making any
clothes, but they say they are making invisible clothes. The emperor is unhappy
because he can’t see any clothes.
2. The emperor is parading down the street. The townspeople look very
surprised to see the emperor. They are surprised because their emperor is
walking without any clothes on.
p.72_Story Theater
1. special 2. stupid 3. know 4. deserve 5. on 6. pretend 7. job
8. Otherwise 9. anyone 10. show off
Workbook (Unit 08)
B. 1. incredible 2. pretend 3. fine 4. minister 5. embarrassed 6.
invisible 7. deserve 8. hire
C. 1. b 2. a 3. e 4. d 5. c
D. d
E. 1
(script) The tailors are pretending to be very busy. They are making invisible
clothes with magical material. The emperor is unhappy because he cannot see
any clothes.
F.
1. There was an emperor who only cared about having brand-new clothes.
2. They said they were tailors. They told everyone that they could make special
clothes with magical material.
3. “In addition, people who are not good enough at their jobs won’t be able to
see these clothes.”
4. They were paid gold coins to buy the finest materials.
5. The two men held out their arms as if they were holding the new clothes.
6. But the people saw their emperor walking down the streets without any
clothes on!
UNIT 09_Heidi
A. 1. pasture 2. cabin 3. sight 4. gently 5. trail
B. 1. c 2. c 3. b 4. b
C. 1. glorious 2. gently 3. amazed 4. pasture 5. trail 6. sight

A. b
B. 1. c 2. d
C. d
D. d

A.
1. The sun will set soon, and their guides will be here shortly.
2. He was busy making chairs for the visitors.
3. There are so many that the ground seems golden with them.

A.
These are Heidi and her grandfather.
They are living in the Alps.
Heidi takes care of the animals in the mountains.
B.
1. Clara and her grandmother are visiting Heidi. Grandpa is putting Clara into her
wheelchair. He is treating Clara so gently.
2. Clara is amazed by the sight of the Alps. She thinks the flowers are wonderful.
Heidi gathers a bunch of bluebells and put them in Clara’s lap.
p. 80_Story Theater
1. excited 2. home 3. wish 4. learned 5. nurses 6. care 7. picked
8. pasture 9. dinner 10. breeze
Workbook (Unit 09)
B. 1. gently 2. trail 3. bunch 4. pasture 5. cabin 6. sight 7.
amazed 8. glorious
C. 1. c 2. b 3. a 4. e 5. d
D. d
E. 2
(script) Clara is looking at the sights on the mountains. She is amazed by the
wonderful flowers. Heidi gathers a bunch of bluebells and puts them in Clara’s
lap.
F.
1. “I never dreamed it could be so beautiful! Oh, Grandma, I wish I could stay
here.”
2. Heidi’s grandpa gently picked up Clara and put her into her wheelchair.
3. “Please tell me where you learned to do that so gently. I will send all the
nurses I know to you immediately for lessons.”
4. Heidi immediately gathered a bunch and put them in Clara’s lap.
5. “These are really nothing compared to the flowers in the pasture up higher.”
6. “Our mountain breeze makes everything taste better,” said Grandpa.
UNIT 10_The Merchant of Venice
A. 1. settle 2. frustrated 3. owe 4. gather 5. recommend
B. 1. a 2. b 3. c 4. a
C. 1. settle 2. gather 3. frown 4. gasp 5. frustrated 6. recommend

A. a
B. 1. d 2. d
C. d
D. d

A.
1. Because they made a contract.
2. Because the duke wanted Doctor Bellario decide the case, but he was not there.
3. Because he did not have the right to take a drop of blood from Antonio. And he
can’t take a pound of flesh without any blood.

A.
The old man is Shylock. He is a moneylender.
The young man is Antonio. He borrowed money from Shylock but couldn’t pay
him back.
B.
1. It is a Venetian court. The duke, Shylock, Antonio, and other important men in
Venice are standing around the court. They gathered here to settle an argument
between Shylock and Antonio.
2. Portia disguised herself as a man. Portia raised her hand and told that Shylock
couldn’t take a drop of blood from Antonio. Shylock looks frustrated. His smiled
turned to a frown.
p. 88_Story Theater
1. back 2. right 3. agreed 4. intend 5. contract 6. three 7. owes
8. decide 9. recommends 10. case
Workbook (Unit 10)
B. 1. frown 2. gather 3. gasp 4. settle 5. disguise 6. recommend
7. owe 8. frustrated
C. 1. c 2. a 3. d 4. b 5. e
D. d
E. 1
(script) It is a Venetian court. The Duke and all of the important men in Venice
have gathered in the court. Shylock and Antonio are standing next to them.
Everyone has come here to settle an argument between Shylock and Antonio.
F.
1. They were there to settle an argument between Shylock and Antonio.
2. “I agreed that Shylock could take a pound of my flesh if I did not pay him
back.”
3. Shylock refused. He hated Antonio and wanted to see him die.
4. A messenger came into the court with a letter from Doctor Bellario. The letter
recommended a young and well educated doctor.
5. No one noticed that the young man was actually a young woman!
6. Shylock’s smile turned into a frown. How could he take a pound of flesh
without any blood? It was impossible!
UNIT 11_The Arabian Nights
A. 1. effort 2. horrified 3. instant 4. obey 5. seal
B. 1. c 2. b 3. a 4. c
C. 1. obey 2. faithful 3. horrified 4. immediately 5. effort 6. seal

A. c
B. 1. a 2. d
C. a
D. a

A.
1. It was so tall that its head touched the clouds.
2. The genie had news of his death – instant and horrible.
3. He promised to grant the man who frees him three wishes.

A.
This is a fisherman. He is fishing in the sea. He caught a large copper jar.
B.
1. The fisherman opened the jar. He is surprised to see the smoke from the jar.
The smoke is forming into a genie.
2. They are the genie and the fisherman. The genie is trying to kill the fisherman.
He is angry because no one freed him for so long time.
p. 96_Story Theater
1. heavy 2. jar 3. copper 4. news 5. set 6. rich 7. wishes 8. die
9. believe 10. eyes
Workbook (Unit 11)
B. 1. instant 2. seal 3. horrified 4. obey 5. immediately 6. faithful
7. century 8. effort
C. 1. c 2. b 3. a 4. e 5. d
D. d
E. 2
(script) These are the genie and the fisherman. The genie is saying that he will
kill the fisherman instantly. The genie is angry because he waited to be set free
from the jar too long.
F.
1. A fisherman in Arabia threw his net into the sea. His net caught on something
very heavy.
2. The fisherman was surprised. “Sultan Sulaiman died 1,800 years ago,” he said.
3. “Sultan Sulaiman put me in the jar because I refused to obey him.”
4. “I cannot believe this jar could hold you unless I saw it with my own eyes!”
5. Quickly, the fisherman took the lead cap and sealed the opening.
6. “You have been wicked to me! I will throw you back in the sea where you will
stay forever!”
UNIT 12_King Lear
A. 1. freedom 2. belong 3. dear 4. equal 5. express
B. 1. c 2. b 3. a 4. c
C. 1. kingdom 2. dear 3. equal 4. run 5. express 6. freedom

A. b
B. 1. c 2. c
C. c
D. d

A.
1. He wants to rest for a few years before he dies.
2. She said she loved him more than she loved her own freedom.
3. She said that all other joys of life were nothing compared to the love she had
for him.

A.
The man is King Lear.
His three daughters are next to him.
Goneril is the oldest daughter, and Cordelia is the youngest.
B.
1. It is the throne room. He is telling his daughters that he will give the largest of
his kingdom to the daughter who loves him the most. Goneril tells his father that
he is dearer to her than her eyesight.
2. It is the map of the kingdom. The two older sisters look happy because they got
their own lands. But Cordelia looks worried because she knows her father can be
foolish sometimes.
p. 104_Story Theater
1. rest 2. husband 3. better 4. fight 5. decide 6. largest 7. most
8. freedom 9. much 10. joys
Workbook (Unit 12)
B. 1. belong 2. equal 3. kingdom 4. express 5. freedom 6. eyesight
7. dear 8. run
C. 1. d 2. a 3. e 4. b 5. c
D. a
E. 1
(script) It is a throne room. The king is sitting on the throne. A map of the
kingdom is next to him. He is telling his daughters that he wants to rest. He will
divide his kingdom and give the largest part to the daughter who loves him the
most.
F.
1. “My husband and I can run your kingdom for you while you rest.”
2. “Here is a map of my kingdom. I will divide it into three parts and give one to
each of you.”
3. “I will give the largest part of my kingdom to the daughter who loves me the
most.”
4. “You shall tell me first. How much do you love me?”
5. “I love you more than I can say. You are dearer to me than my eyesight.”
6. “This land will belong to you, your husband, and your children forever.”

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: Read, Think & Speak 2_ ANSWERS

UNIT 01_The Jungle Book

p. 13_Understand the Story

p. 14_Into the Story

p. 15_Retell the Story

p. 21_Understand the Story

p. 22_Into the Story

p. 23_Retell the Story

p. 29_Understand the Story

p. 30_Into the Story

p. 31_Retell the Story

p. 37_Understand the Story

p. 38_Into the Story

p. 39_Retell the Story

p. 45_Understand the Story

p. 46_Into the Story

p. 47_Retell the Story

p. 53_Understand the Story

p. 54_Into the Story

p. 55_Retell the Story

p.61_Understand the Story

p. 62_Into the Story

p. 63_Retell the Story

p.69_Understand the Story

p. 70_Into the Story

p. 71_Retell the Story

p.77_Understand the Story

p. 78_Into the Story

p. 79_Retell the Story

p. 85_Understand the Story

p. 86_Into the Story

p. 87_Retell the Story

p. 93_Understand the Story

p. 94_Into the Story

p. 95_Retell the Story

p. 101_Understand the Story

p. 102_Into the Story

p. 103_Retell the Story

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