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ÖZEL ŞİŞLİ TERAKKİ İLKÖĞRETİM OKULU

2 FOREIGN LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT
3 2008-2009 ACADEMIC YEAR
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5Name: __________ Number: ____ Class: _______
6SUMMER WORKSHEET FOR GRADE 8
7DATE: 19 June 2009 DUE ON: 8 September 2009
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10PART I – VIDEO
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12VIDEO 1
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15A) DIRECTIONS: Go to www.terakki8.blogspot.com. After reading the answers given
16below, write suitable questions in the blanks.
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18A:
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20B: Well, the three best examples are Versaci, Gucci, and Misonni.
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22A:
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24B: I am pretty sure there are 150.
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28B: According to the video, it equals 20 percent of Italy’s exports.
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32B: Yes, definitely...it plays a very important role.
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36B) DIRECTIONS: You hear the narrator mention the Renaissance in the short video
37clip. Look up this term in an encyclopedia and write at least two sentences about what
38the Renaissance period was like. Then, write one sentence telling about who Leonardo
39Da Vinci was.
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53C) DIRECTIONS: Answer each of the questions based on your own opinions.

541. If you were organizing a fashion show, what kind of clothes would you choose to display?
55Describe one of the clothing items in detail.
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582. The clothes teenagers choose to buy are often similar in many different countries around
59the world. Choose a brand of clothing that is popular in Turkey and compare / contrast its
60clothing style to the style of some of the brands you saw in the video clip.
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64VIDEO 2
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66A) DIRECTIONS: Go to www.terakki8.blogspot.com and answer the following
67questions after watching the video on earthquake fault lines.
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69 1. What is a ‘fault line’?
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71 2. In what states is the San Andreas Fault Line found?
72 ________________________________________________________________
73 3. Why is the San Andreas Fault Line so famous and special?
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75 4. Who is Roger Bilham and what is his job in your opinion?
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77 5. Why does Roger say that 5 millimeters is a significant movement for a fault line?
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80B) DIRECTIONS: Fill in the blanks with the appropriate words from the box below. If
81there are words you do not know, use a dictionary to look up their meanings.
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 89 1. The police officer didn’t want to ___________________ a bigger fight between the
90 two men, so she made one of them sit and wait inside her police car.
91 2. The doctor told Mike that the X-ray showed a ___________________ in his leg and
92 that it would need to be in a cast for six weeks.
93 3. There was a lot of ___________________ at the school the day before the SBS
94 exam.
95 4. I crossed the street to get away from the man walking towards me, who was looking
96 very ___________________.
97 5. The ___________________ news that my brother had been hit by a car was given to
98 me by my mother, though she told me right away that he was going to be fine.
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102 C) DIRECTIONS: Answer the questions using your own ideas about earthquakes.
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104 1. What are some things people should or should not do if an earthquake strikes?
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108 2. Which areas of Turkey are most at risk for earthquakes? Do you think this is related to
109 fault lines? Why or why not?
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113 3. Why do you think the clip shows the San Andreas fault line from the sky? Why didn’t
114 they show the fault line from a camera somewhere on the ground?
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118VIDEO 3
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120A. DIRECTIONS: Go to www.terakki8.blogspot.com and watch the video about video-
121resumes and choose the best answer to each question.
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1231. In the video, you heard the speaker say :“Don't ramble.” What does "ramble" mean?
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125a. Talk quietly
126b. Talk on and on without a clear point
127c. Make nervous movements
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1302. What is the second rule for video resumes given in the video?
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132a. Have a target.
133b. Be creative.
134c. Be yourself.
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1373. What is one reason why you need to be professional in your video resume, as stated in
138the video?
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140a. Many people may see it.
141b. You don't look silly in this way.
142c. You can get the job easily.
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157B. DIRECTIONS: Choose the correct option that best completes the sentence.
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1591. In a video resume, be honest in your _____ .
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161a. smile
162b. statements and examples
163c. handshake
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1662. Don't show _____ .
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168a. your workout at the gym
169b. your dance routine
170c. both of the above
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1723. Do show _____ .
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174a. only the right side of your face
175b. some level of creativity
176c. your whole body from head to toe
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180C. DIRECTIONS: Answer the question below in at least two complete sentences.
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1821. Would you prefer video resumes to ordinary resumes? Explain.
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190VIDEO 4
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192A. DIRECTIONS: Go to www.terakki8.blogspot.com and watch the video about the
193history of Mexican Civilization. Choose the best answer to each question.
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1951. What do ancient rock paintings tell us about the first settlers who came to Mexico 20,000
196years ago?
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198a. They had an incessant war.
199b. They grew vegetables.
200c. They hunted wild animals.
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2022. When did they learn how to raise crops?
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204a. 10,000 years ago
205b. 9,000 years ago
206c. 19,000 years ago
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2083. Who ruled the Olmec Civilization?
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210a. Pharaohs
211b. Gods and goddesses
212c. Priests and kings
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2144. Which of the following statements about the Olmec Civilization is not correct?
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216a. They developed a sophisticated counting system.
217b. They sculpted huge stone heads.
218c. They lived in the area that is known today as the Yucatan Peninsula.
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2205. Which of the following statements about the Maya Civilization is not correct?
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222a. They produced remarkable arhitecture and art.
223b. They made important advances in astronomy and mathematics.
224c. They were the first civilization in the world to develop an advanced system of writing.
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2266. Who built Teotihuacan and Tenochtitlan, two of the largest cities at that time?
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228a. The Aztecs
229b. The Mayas
230c. The Toltecs
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232B. DIRECTIONS: Choose the correct option that best completes the sentence.
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2341. When Hernan Cortez reached Tenochtitlan, he was allowed to enter without resistance
235because the Aztecs _____ .
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237a. were too scared to fight with the Spanish
238b. believed the Spanish were gods
239c. were very friendly towards strangers
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2412. After the Institutional Revolutinary Party was founded in 1929, the country _____ .
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243a. declared its independence
244b. was full of domestic wars
245c. gained stability
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2493. The new president Vicente Fox _____ .
250a. was involved in corruption
251b. was elected from an opposition party
252c. resigned after 2 months
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254PART II – READING
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257READING 1
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260 A) BEFORE READING
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262 DIRECTIONS: Answer the following questions in a short paragraph of at least three
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265 1. Who is the writer of the story “The Open Window”? What’s his real name?
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272 2. Why do you think some writers use pen-names? Do you know any writers who use pen-
273names?
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280 B) WHILE READING
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282DIRECTIONS: Go to www.terakki8.blogspot.com and read the story.
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284 a) DIRECTIONS: Answer the following questions.
2851. Who is who in the story? Write at least two sentences to describe each character.
286 Vera
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288 Mr. Nuttel
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290 Mrs. Sampleton
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292 2. What tragedy did Vera describe?
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295 3. At what moment did Mr. Nuttel escape?
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298 4. “One would think he had seen a ghost.” Why did Mr. Nuttel act as if he had seen one?
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301 5. What was Vera’s explanation of the visitor’s strange behaviour?
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304 6. “Romance at short notice was her speciality.” How does the story show this? What does
305romance mean in this context?
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311 b) DIRECTIONS: Fill in the blank with a verb from the list – OR, supply your own verb
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313 CORRECT FORM. BE CAREFUL about tenses, negatives, modals, etc.
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3181. Mr. Nuttel doubted whether these formal visits would do much towards _______________
319the nerve cure.
320 2. Mr. Nuttel was preparing _______________ for the country.
321 3. “You may wonder at our _______________ the window open in October,” said Vera.
322 4. Mr.Nuttel regretted _______________ letters of introduction to his sister’s acquaintances.
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325 c) DIRECTIONS: Find the words / expressions below in the story and guess their
326meanings.
327 Then fill in the blanks in the following sentences with one of them. There is an extra
328word /
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331 dazed diet dusk for the time of the year
332 on my nerves out of place self-possessed since her time
333 without a word of apology
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3351. The child was not shy of strangers. She was perfectly _________________________.
3362. Tragedies seemed _________________________ in this peaceful country spot.
3373. They will stay out shooting until it is _________________________.
3384. The visitor rushed away _________________________.
3395. It is unusually warm _________________________.
3406. People who tell me about their illnesses get _________________________.
3417. My sister is too fat. The doctor put her on a strict _________________________.
3428. The cyclist was _________________________ by the collision.
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346d) DIRECTIONS: Rewrite the sentences below using adjectives from the story instead
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350Example: The niece was a young lady. (with a calm and assured manner).
351The niece was a self-possessed young lady.
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3531. He paid a number of visits. (merely out of a sense of duty).
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3552. I do not like discussing my private affairs with acquaintances (whom I have met
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3583. They walked over the carpet with their boots. (covered with earth).
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3604. In the twilight (which grew darker every moment) he could distinguish the older man’s
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366C) AFTER READING
367DIRECTIONS: Answer the question in a paragraph of at least 50 words.
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369Which of these opinions do you agree with? Give reasons for your answer.
370a) Mrs. Sampleton’s niece was a naughty girl and ought to have been punished.
371b) Mrs. Sampleton’s niece was a clever girl and was quite right to do what she did.
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384DIRECTIONS: Read the text carefully.
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386ARE TODAY’S TEENAGERS VICTIMS OF FASHION?
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1 A survey among the 1,300 pupils at Caldicot Comprehensive School, near Newport,
2Wales shows that the teenage girls and boys are deeply affected by the images presented by
3the fashion industry in magazines.
4 When we asked whether super slim fashion models influence anorexia (the eating
5disorder in which people go without food) 100 percent of the people who were interviewed
6replied ‘Yes’. It is not just our schoolmates who hold these views. We interviewed
7psychologist Dr. Glenn Waller of London’s Royal Holloway College, an expert on the
8influence of fashion on adolescents. He told us that fashion photographs in magazines have
9a big effect on young people’s self-image, especially females aged 13-19.
10‘Young people are guided by what they see in magazines, newspapers and on TV while they
11are looking around for an identity,’ he said. Magazines provide ideas and these can affect
12sensitive people. If women look at super models who are beanpoles, they may imagine that
13themselves are fatter than they really are. If the media used a wider range of female shapes
14it would be better.’
15 Fortunately, many Caldicot students are not victims of the image-makers. Here is
16what some of them said:
17‘If you are constantly dieting, you can’t enjoy life.’
18‘Fashion is something kids can control. It is a path many teenagers take to break free and
19have fun.’
20‘I find nothing attractive about 1.83 metre models who are about 43 kilos; they just look ill.’
21‘Friends shouldn’t decide you are a failure for wearing unfashionable clothes; if they do, they
22are not very good friends.
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24A- DIRECTIONS: What do the following words refer to?
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26 1) He (line 8) : _____________________________________
27 2) It (line 18) : _____________________________________
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29B- DIRECTIONS: Circle the opinions that are expressed in the passage.
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31 a) True friends don’t expect you to be fashionable.
32 b) You can’t blame the fashion business for anorexia.
33 c) Clothes look better on thinner people.
34 d) Dieting takes the fun out of life.
35 e) Fashion allows teenagers to feel free and have fun.
36 f) Fashion models today are getting larger.
37 g) Images of very thin models may make ordinary women feel fat.
38 h) Underweight models are unattractive.
39 i) Pop groups influence teenagers’ ideas about fashion.
40 j) The media should show different sizes and shapes.
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42C- DIRECTIONS: Answer the following questions in full sentences.
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441. Are kids influenced by the image-makers? Why? Why not?
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472. According to the text what influences a person’s self-image?
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52 BEATING CULTURE SHOCK
53DIRECTIONS: Read the text.
54 When you have a chance to live and work overseas to get to know another culture from inside you may
55think that it’s a wonderful opportunity, but don’t be surprised if you experience at least some culture shock.
56“When you’re put into a new culture, even simple things can throw you. You become like a child again,
57unable to handle everyday life on your own”, says one expert on culture shock.
58 Taking a course in intercultural studies is one effective way to reduce the effects of culture shock. You
59can also talk to an expatriate who has lived in the country for at least a few years. He can alert you to some
60of the things you’ll need to learn. Finally, prepare yourself by learning about culture shock itself.
61 Someone living in a new culture typically goes through four stages of adjustment.
62 Initial euphoria, or the honeymoon stage, is characterized by high expectations, a focus on
63similarities in the new culture, and a tendency to attach positive values to any differences that are noticed.
64 Culture shock, the second stage, begins very suddenly. The symptoms of culture shock include
65homesickness; feeling of anxiety, depression and mild paranoia. Some people going through culture shock
66try to withdraw from the new culture, spending most of their free time reading novels about home, sleeping
67twelve hours a night, and associating only with others from their own country. Others eat and drink too
68much, feel irritable, and display hostility or even aggression.
69 A period of gradual adjustment is the third stage. Once you realize you’re adjusting, life gets more
70hopeful. You’ve been watching what’s been going on around you, and you’re starting to learn the patterns
71and underlying values of the culture. It feels more natural, and you feel comfortable.
72 The fourth stage, “full adjustment”, takes several years; not everyone achieves it. A lot depends on
73people’s personalities- how rigid or how easygoing they are- and how seriously they try to understand the
74new culture.
75A- DIRECTIONS: Find the meanings of the words below and circle the correct choice.
761- “euphoria” in line 11 means 2- “irritable” in line 18 means
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78 a) happiness a) a person who gets happy easily

79 b) sadness b) a person who gets angry easily
80 c) hostility c) a person who gets disappointed easily
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82B- DIRECTIONS: Read the text again carefully and choose the correct choice according to the text.
831- One of the ways of reducing the impact of culture shock is_____.
84 a) to talk to your parents
85 b) to take a language course
86 c) to talk to a person who lived abroad for some time
87 d) to talk to your friends
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892- During the first step of culture shock you try to _____.
90 a) ignore the negative aspects
91 b) keep your expectations low
92 c) identify the cultural differences
93 d) ignore the positive aspects
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953- One of the symptoms of cultural shock is _____.

96 a) being mild
97 b) spending time out
98 c) meeting new people
99 d) missing your parents and country
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1014- The full adjustment stage is the one _____.

102a) that everyone gets over
103b) to get over easily
104c) some people reach
105d) that people have no problems with
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110PART III – USE OF ENGLISH
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112DIRECTIONS: Fill in the blank with a verb from the list – OR, supply your own verb – in the
113CORRECT FORM. BE CAREFUL about tenses, negatives, modals, etc.
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117 MY DOG SAVED MY LIFE
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119 Brenda Mosley’s dog, Farley, was more than just a pet. He was also her helper. Brenda suffers from
120a serious disease and can not do some of her daily routines. However, Farley (1)_______________
121Brenda’s life a little easier. For example, he would answer the phone by (2)_______________the receiver
122and giving it Brenda. Sometimes he got a can of soda from the refrigerator for her. He picked up Brenda’s
123slippers, and even helped to carry groceries. Farley lived with Brenda for ten years until he died.
124 After Farley died, Brenda got a new dog; Toby. In the beginning, Toby (3)_______________as good
125a helper as Farley. He took many naps during the day. When she was sleeping, Toby licked her face or
126hands. Sometimes Toby even pulled Brenda’s socks off. Brenda became very annoyed with Toby. When
127Brenda needed help, Toby was always sleeping. Brenda tried to (4)_______________ Toby but Toby was
128too tired to learn.
129 One day Brenda went to see her doctor. After the doctor (5)_______________ her, he told Brenda
130that she had a breathing problem. Because of this problem, Brenda stopped breathing several times every
131night while she was sleeping. Whenever Brenda (6)_______________ breathing, Toby woke her up.
132Brenda finally understood why Toby was so tired during the day. Brenda says, “Toby saved my life every
133night!”
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135DIRECTIONS: Fill in the blank with a verb from the list – OR, supply your own verb – in the
136CORRECT FORM. BE CAREFUL about tenses, negatives, modals, etc.
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141 ZERO GRAVITY
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143 Do you want to know what it feels like to travel in a space ship and experience weightlessness?
144Well, now you (1)_______________an astronaut in order to be weightless. A company called Zero Gravity
145Corp (2)_______________ “weightless” or Zero Gravity flights. It gives airplane rides to people so that they
146(3)_______________weightlessness just like an astronaut.
147 Cindy Lim, was a passenger on the first Zero Gravity flight. She says “It was so exciting! There
148really are no words to describe the experience”. Others (4)_______________so well during the ride. “I got
149sick” says passenger Angela Torres. “but it was so much fun”. Weightlessness may be fun but it
150(5)_______________cheap. A zero gravity flight costs about $3.000.000
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155DIRECTIONS: Fill in the blank with a verb from the list – OR, supply your own verb – in the
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163 Tom Chan lives in Singapore. Like many other people in Singapore, Tom (1)_______________ his
164bike to work every day. This is not unusual in many large cities in Asia.
165 However, Tom’s bike is different. When Tom (2)_______________ at work, he folds up his bike and
166puts it in a small bag.
167 When it’s folded into its bag, the bike is about the same size as a large umbrella. Tom’s bike is the
168new “A-Bike”
169 Sir Clive Sinclair developed this foldable bike because he wanted to find an easy and cheap way to
170travel to work. He calls it the “A-Bike” because of its shape. Many years ago Sir Clive Sinclair
171(3)_______________ the first pocket calculator. He also designed the first pocket television and the button
172radio.
173 This new bike (4)_______________very useful, but it isn’t cheap — it costs about $300. Tom Chan
174says, “My bike is very convenient for me. I always wanted to ride a bicycle to work, but I
175(5)_______________where to keep it while I was working. Now it takes me about 20 seconds to fold or
176unfold my bike, so I can bring it everywhere I go”.
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178DIRECTIONS: Fill in the blank with a verb from the list – OR, supply your own verb – in the
179CORRECT FORM. BE CAREFUL about tenses, negatives, modals, etc.
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188 Southwest Airlines is a popular company. Its home is at Love Field in Dallas, Texas. Many of the
189workers (1) _______________ their company, “Luv Lines.” The reason why they call it “Luv Lines” is that
190many passengers met their future spouses on Southwest Airlines. In fact, the company (2)
191_______________ hundreds of letters every year from couples who (3) _______________ on their planes.
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193 Many airlines give their passengers a seat number when they (4) _______________. However, at
194Southwest Airlines, passengers (5) _______________ wherever they want. This is called “open seating.”
195That is how Beth Zefo met her future husband, Derrick. Beth
196was traveling to Chicago. When she boarded the plane, she saw Derrick
197(6) _______________ alone near a window. “There were two empty seats next to him and I decided to ask
198him if I could sit there,” says Beth. During the 80-minute flight, Derrick and Beth (7) _______________ a
199long conversation. At the end of the flight, Derrick and Beth said “good-bye” to each other. A week later,
200they returned to the airport for their flight home and sat next to each other on the plane again. They made a
201date to go out together. Soon after, the couple (8) _______________ love and got married.
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203 Southwest Airlines started this open seating policy 30 years ago. The company
204(9) _______________ that people get on the plane faster when they can choose their own seats. Some
205travelers (10) _______________ saying they want to have a seat number before they board. Of course,
206Beth and Derrick disagree. When they boarded that plane, she not only found an empty seat, but also a
207husband.
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209DIRECTIONS: Fill in the blank with a verb from the list – OR, supply your own verb – in the
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217 I live in a city by the sea and I can’t imagine myself living far away from it. I have always loved the
218sea, even as a child. I learnt how to swim the same time I learnt how to walk. It’s funny, but I (1)
219_______________ being away from it for any length of time. I like how it smells, how it feels, the sound it
220makes, everything about it. I suppose it’s in my blood. In fact, my mother is from a small island and my
221father (2) _______________ in a house right by the beach, which was often flooded during the spring tides.
222Our present family home is not that close to the sea but when it is stormy, if you just step outside the door,
223you can taste the sea on your lips. The sea is truly beautiful but it can also be cruel, as many of my
224relatives who (3) _______________ fishing for living know.
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226 When the time came for me to leave home I (4) _______________ to live in a place near the sea.
227That’s actually how I (5) _______________ in a city by the sea, with a rich seafaring tradition. I still miss
228home, because there’s no place like home. But at least I have the sea nearby and many wonderful
229memories from the past.
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231FUN LINKS
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233Check out this site! You can make your own film easily!:)
234http://www.dfilm.com/live/home.html
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237Do you like cartoons? What about creating your own?
238http://www.toondoo.com/
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241A great comic creater! Let’s have fun with this site.
242http://www.readwritethink.org/materials/comic/index.html
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245Tones of fun for everyone! Have a look at this site and play very enjoyable games, read poems or solve
246puzzles.
247http://www.mightybook.com/
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250The site that swims with fun! Let’s swim and play games.
251http://www.gamequarium.com/
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254If you want to learn some English tips, you can check out this site.
255http://englishtips.com/
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258Do you want to learn how to play chess? You can try it online.
259http://www.chesskids.com/
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262You can create your own notice or your own newspaper. Let’s see your summer news.
263http://www.letterpop.com/
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266Creating your own comic strip is so easy with this site below. Just have a look at it.
267http://www.makebeliefscomix.com/Comix/
268Do you like reading and listening to stories? Go to this site and have fun.
269www.storylineonline.net
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272Grammar, writing, reading activities are really fun with this site!
273http://www.isabelperez.com/
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276Listen to everyday conversations with adult and children’s voices and see if you can answer the questions
277in quizzes.
278http://www.esl-lab.com/
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281Hangman, crosswords, matching games, jumbled words and more fun stuff...
282http://www.englishclub.com/esl-games/
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285Want to play more interactive games? If you say ‘Yes!’, check out this site!
286http://www.teflgames.com/interactive.html
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289What about doing karaoke with popular songs? Can you hear the music? Now it’s your turn to sing!
290http://www.karaokeparty.com/
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