In this part, the activities of this textbook in different viewpoints would go under specification. Analyzing the student evaluation form it came to this point where female students found out the textbook activities more balanced, meaningful and cooperative and the representation of grammar points and vocabulary items more motivating in contrast to their male counterparts. Although it should be indicated that both groups of students share nearly the same average regarding the creativity that the textbook activities promoted (see figure 3).On the one hand, student thought that activities were approximately balanced, communicative, and cooperative while they announced that grammar points and vocabulary items were represented in a low motivating context and activities do not expedite creativity. Teachers, On the other hand, did not regard activities as balanced, meaningful, and cooperative. In addition, in teachers thought that grammar points and vocabulary items were not served in a high motivating context, activities did not accelerate creative responses so much, and modification of activities was not an easy task for teachers (see figures 1 and 2).