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Variant A: odd numbers

Variant B: even numbers
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Spotlight 7 Module 4
In the news
1. Listen and choose the best answer

1. What is the new exhibition at Hillington 6. What happened at Natwest Bank today?
Science Centre about? a) Someone broke into the bank and stole
a) British robots £500,000
b) American robots b) Someone deposited £500,000 into the bank
c) Japanese robots c) The bank closed down

2. When is the exhibition open? 7. How many titles has Roger Federer won at the
a) Monday to Friday US Open?
b) Tuesday to Sunday a) One
c) Monday to Saturday b) Two
c) Three
3. Who won the US Open in New York?
a) Rafael Nadal 8. What happened to the eight puppies left outside
b) Novak Djokovic a local supermarket?
c) Roger Federer a) They were adopted by the staff
b) They were taken to a dog shelter
4. What is Cravendale Mall? c) They are still outside the supermarket
a) A new exhibition
b) A tennis championship 9. How long has Cravendale Mall been open?
c) A shopping and entertainment center a) One month
b) Two months
5. What is the government planning to do to help c) Three months
school children eat healthier?
a) Offer more junk food in school canteens 10. Who should you call if you can help the
b) Provide less healthy foods in school canteens puppies find loving homes?
c) Offer salads and home-cooked meals in school a) Dogs Trust
canteens b) Natwest Bank
c) Hillington Science Centre

2. Read the text from Ex.3 and choose which title fits best

1. The Importance of Media in Our Lives

2. Why We Should Ignore the News and Focus on Ourselves
3. How to Break a World Record and Make History

3. Fill in the blanks with the words. One word is extra. You do not need to use it.

Fill in the blanks with the words. One is extra. You do not need to use it
unbelievable, scary, local, information, grow up, amazing, break a record

The media is an important part of our lives. We get _____(1) about the world around us from the media.
There are many different types of media, such as TV, radio, and newspapers.

_____(2) news is important because it tells us what's happening in our community. The news may include
interviews with people who live in the area or a weather report for the day. Sometimes, there may be a
documentary about a local issue that affects everyone in the community.

One brave person can _____(3) and make history. While it may be scary to try something new, it can also be
exciting and amazing when you succeed. You have to believe in yourself and never give up.
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Sometimes, the news can be shocking and _____(4). But we must remember that it's important to ask for the
facts before making any conclusions. We should always come up with our own ideas based on the
information we receive.

It's also important to think about other members of our community, like stray animals. We should take care
of them and help them find homes. When we _____(5), we can make a difference in the world by doing
small things to help others.

In conclusion, the media can be _____(6) and amazing at the same time. It's up to us to decide what we want
to watch and read. We should always be excited to learn new things and stay informed about the world
around us.

4. Read the text from Ex.5 and choose which title fits best

1. The Importance of Recycling in Modern Society

2. How to Make Your Own TV Instead of Watching One
3. Making a Difference: Sarah's Experience at a Charity Event

5. Read the text and mark the statements as True or False. Justify your answer if you choose False

Instead of watching TV all day, Sarah decided to take action. She wanted to do something enjoyable and
different. She remembered a charity event she had heard about that was taking place in the park. The event
was about conservation and raising awareness for the environment. It sounded like an attractive experience,
so Sarah decided to take part.

At the event, there were many fancy stalls with different activities to do. Sarah took part in a recycling
workshop where she learned how to make useful things out of old materials. She also enjoyed a nature walk
where she learned about the different plants and animals in the park.

The organizers were insistent on spreading the message of conservation and how we can all make a
difference. They talked about how we can reduce our waste and save energy. Sarah found it very inspiring
and made a promise to herself to be more mindful of her actions.

After spending the day at the charity event, Sarah felt happy and fulfilled. She realized that taking action and
doing something for others can be just as enjoyable as watching TV. She left the event feeling motivated to
continue making a difference in her community.

Statements:
1. Sarah spent the day watching TV.
2. Sarah wanted to do something enjoyable and different.
3. The charity event was about raising awareness for the environment.
4. There were no activities to do at the charity event.
5. Sarah took part in a cooking workshop.
6. Sarah learned about the different plants and animals in the park.
7. The organizers didn't talk about conservation.
8. Sarah felt unhappy and unfulfilled after the event.
9. Sarah realized that taking action for others can be enjoyable.
10. Sarah left the event feeling unmotivated.
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Variant B: even numbers
(apart from Ex.2,4)
Extra-definitions (with answers)
Match
Variant A
Definitions Words: Correct
matches:
a. causing fear or terror 1. amazing 1. j
b. to achieve a higher level of success than anyone else has before 2. porridge 2. e
c. difficult or impossible to believe 3. believe 3. g
d. relating to a particular area or neighborhood 4. interview 4. f
e. a hot cereal made by boiling grains, typically oats or rice, in milk or 5. weather 5. l
water report
f. a formal meeting in which one person asks another person questions 6. documentary 6. o
to gather information
g. to accept that something is true or real without proof or evidence 7. unbelievable 7. c
h. during the time that; at the same time as 8. go on 8. n
i. feeling surprised and upset because something unexpected or 9. while 9. h
unpleasant has happened
j. causing great surprise or wonder; astonishing 10. scary 10. a
k. feeling enthusiastic or eager about something 11. shocked 11. i
l. a broadcast or publication that provides current and future weather 12. excited 12. k
conditions for a specific location
m. showing courage or fearlessness in the face of danger or difficulty 13. brave 13. m
n. to continue happening or doing something 14. break a 14. b
record
o. a film or television program that presents factual information about 15. local 15. d
a subject

Variant B
Definitions Words: Correct
matches:
a. providing pleasure or satisfaction; fun or entertaining 1. conservation 1. o
b. not the same as something else; distinct or unique 2. take part 2. h
c. having a strong liking or desire for something; imagining or 3. attractive 3. k
dreaming about something
d. demanding attention or action; persistent or determined 4. fancy 4. c
e. to do something to address a problem or situation 5. take action 5. e
f. in place of something else; as an alternative 6. come up with the 6. g
idea
g. to think of a new concept or plan 7. instead 7. f
h. to participate or be involved in an activity or event 8. member 8. m
i. an event or activity that one has encountered or participated in 9. stray animals 9. j
j. animals that are lost or have wandered away from their homes 10. different 10. b
k. pleasing to the eye or mind; appealing 11. experience 11. i
l. to become an adult and mature over time 12. enjoyable 12. a
m. a person who belongs to a group or organization 13. ask for 13. n
n. to request something from someone 14. grow up 14. l
o. the protection and preservation of natural resources and 15. insistent 15. d
wildlife
p. an organization that helps those in need, often through 16. charity 16. p
donations or volunteer work
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Variant B: even numbers
(apart from Ex.2,4)
Answers

1. Listen and choose the best answer

Typescript

1 A new exhibition is opening today at Hillington Science Centre. Come and see the newest British robots.
Open from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m, Monday to Saturday. For one week only!

2 World Number 1 tennis champion Roger Federer won his third title at the US Open in New York on
Sunday. The Swiss player won 6-2, 4-6, 7-5, 6-1.

3 Cravendale Mall opened just three months ago and has become the most popular place for shopping and
entertainment. It has helped the local community a lot because many people have found jobs there.

4 Eight puppies that someone left outside a local supermarket are now safe, thanks to the staff.
The pups are around six weeks old and are looking for loving homes. If you can help, call Dogs Trust on
020 7837 006.

5 The government is planning a new programme worth £280 million to help change school children's
unhealthy eating habits. Children will have the chance to eat healthier foods in school canteens, such as
salads and home-cooked meals, and there will be less junk food on offer.

6 A man in his 40s broke into the Natwest Bank today at 11.30 am and stole £500,000. Were you in Greg
Street at this time? If you have any information, please contact your local Police station.

Correct answers:
1. a 2. C 3. C 4. C 5. C 6. A 7. C 8. B 9. C 10. a

2. Read the text from Ex.3 and choose which title fits best

1. The Importance of Media in Our Lives

2. Why We Should Ignore the News and Focus on Ourselves
3. How to Break a World Record and Make History

Correct answer – 1

3. Fill in the blanks with the words. One word is extra. You do not need to use it.

1. information
2. local
3. break a record
4. unbelievable
5. grow up
6. scary

4. Read the text from Ex.5 and choose which title fits best

1. The Importance of Recycling in Modern Society

2. How to Make Your Own TV Instead of Watching One
3. Making a Difference: Sarah's Experience at a Charity Event

Correct answer – 3

5. Read the text and mark the statements as True or False. Justify your answer if you choose False
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Variant B: even numbers
(apart from Ex.2,4)

1. False (She decided to take action.)

2. True
3. True
4. False (There were many fancy stalls with different activities to do.)
5. False (She took part in a recycling workshop.)
6. True
7. False (The organizers were insistent on spreading the message of conservation.)
8. False (She felt happy and fulfilled.)
9. True
10. False (She left the event feeling motivated to continue making a difference in her community.)