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Atividade - Bernardo
Atividade - Bernardo
Atividade - Bernardo
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VOCABULARY
Score: / 10
2 Read the def initions and write the words. Use the words in the box.
Score: /6
GRAMMAR
Score: /6
1 T he Persians cooked/cook the first cookies with sugar a long time ago.
3 Joe took/take photos of Mount Everest the first time he visited it.
Score: /7
5 Order the words to make af f irmative or negative sentences in the simple past. Put the verbs in the correct f orm.
Score: /6
6 Complete the sentences with could or couldn’t.
1 T he 1666 London fire was terrible, but the population eventually rebuild their destroyed city.
2 T he American Revolution took many ideas from early civilizations, so you say those civilizations influenced
the modern concept of equality around the globe.
3 World War II involved most of the world but bring real peace to the world.
4 It take years to copy out a single book, so when Gutenberg invented the printing press, things changed a
lot.
Score: /4
READING
T homas Edison was an American inventor. He was the youngest child in his family. His father was a political activist
and his mother was a schoolteacher.
One of Edison’s first jobs was sending messages by telegraph. T elegraphy was the only way to send messages quickly
in those days because there weren’t any telephones. When Alexander Graham Bell invented the first telephone in
1876, Edison improved it by inventing an early microphone.
In 1877, Edison made the first phonograph, a machine that recorded and reproduced sound. A year later, he invented
the light bulb. In 1889, he invented the kinetoscope, a machine to show moving pictures.
Edison invented more than 1,000 things during his life. When he died in 1931, many Americans turned off their lights
for one minute in his honor.
A was B wasn’t
A more B less
Score: /5
8 Read the text and choose T (true) or F (f alse).
Last month I traveled to Canada to stay with my aunt and uncle, but something funny happened the day I left. My
flight was at six in the evening, so I wasn’t in a hurry. After breakfast, I walked into town to buy some sunscreen from
the drugstore and get some Canadian dollars from the bank. T hen I hurried back home to pack my bags.
Nina, my cat, was on my bed and watched me put all my things in my bag. T hen I talked a little bit with my parents.
I wanted to go to my friend’s house to say goodbye, but there wasn’t time so I talked to her on the phone. T hen it was
time to leave.
At the airport, the woman at the check-in counter weighed my bag. It was heavy and then, suddenly, my bag moved!
When I opened it, Nina jumped out. I thought it was funny, but the woman was angry!
Sophie, 13
Score: /5
Last month I traveled to Canada to stay with my aunt and uncle, but something funny happened the day I left. My
flight was at six in the evening, so I wasn’t in a hurry. After breakfast, I walked into town to buy some sunscreen from
the drugstore and get some Canadian dollars from the bank. T hen I hurried back home to pack my bags.
Nina, my cat, was on my bed and watched me put all my things in my bag. T hen I talked a little bit with my parents.
I wanted to go to my friend’s house to say goodbye, but there wasn’t time so I talked to her on the phone. T hen it was
time to leave.
At the airport, the woman at the check-in counter weighed my bag. It was heavy and then, suddenly, my bag moved!
When I opened it, Nina jumped out. I thought it was funny, but the woman was angry!
Sophie, 13
A relatives B friends
A plane B train
A before B after
4 Sophie her friend.
A called B visited
Score: /5
T he Australian Adventurer
Australia is a very big continent. It is about 4,000 kilometers from east to west. But, in 1912, one man decided to
travel across the continent... by bicycle! T he man’s name was Francis Birtles. When he was young, he bought a bicycle
and started cycling. He rode around Australia twice and became the first person to ride a bike across the continent
from west to east.
Francis became very popular and a lot of newspapers wrote stories about him. As a result, in 1926 a car
manufacturing company gave him a car and asked him to drive it across Australia. He completed this amazing journey
in eight days and 13 hours, and the car company sold a lot of cars because of the publicity!
Later in his life, Francis continued to have adventures. He explored the north of Australia and discovered gold, and he
made two movies about his adventures. When he died in 1941, Francis Birtles was a very rich man.
3 T he car company was with the publicity from Francis’s journey across Australia.
A unhappy B happy
A explorer B actor
Score: /5