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JACKS
GAME
ROD SMITH
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GRADING
CONTENTS
SCHEME
L E V E L O N E (500 headwords)
Background information
Extended writing
Projects
Worksheets
present simple
present continuous (present)
going to (future)
past simple
imperative
can (ability and permission)
would like (requests and offers)
must (obligation)
lets, shall (suggestions)
gerunds
adverbs (time, manner and place)
adjectives (comparatives and superlatives)
L E V E L T W O (800 headwords)
all of the above, plus
present continuous (future)
going to (intentions)
present perfect
past continuous
past perfect
passive (simple forms)
will/shall (future, requests and offers)
must/cant (deduction)
have to (obligation)
should (advice)
gerund as subject
too/enough + adjective
reported speech (with ask/tell/say)
zero and first conditional
defining relative clauses
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L E V E L T H R E E (1200 headwords)
all of the above, plus
present perfect continuous
passive (all tenses excluding modals)
was/were going to
used to
make/let
may/might (possibility)
reported speech
L E V E L F O U R (1800 headwords)
all of the above, plus
past perfect continuous
future perfect
future continuous
passive (modals)
had better/would rather
second and third conditionals
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BACKGROUND INFORMATION
Canada
Canada is part of the North American continent,
situated north of the 49th parallel of latitude (the line
for most of the border with the United States). Much
of Canada is a wild empty land, full of lakes in the
summer and covered in snow and ice in the long,
cold winters. In the west are the Rocky Mountains.
These are made up of many mountain ranges running
from north to south, parallel to the coast. One range
is called the Saint Elias Mountains.
Native Americans
The original inhabitants of Canada and the United
States were what we call the Indians or Native
Americans. These peoples knew no borders and lived
by hunting, fishing and gathering fruits. Many small
groups of Indians lived in the valleys of the
Rocky Mountains.
Nowadays most Indians live on reservations. These
are areas of land set aside by the government where
the Indians can live by hunting, fishing and growing
fruits and cereals if they wish. The reservations
themselves have no fences surrounding them, but
areas within them may be fenced off to protect crops
or orchards.
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TO THE TEACHER
3 Matching WS 1 Pairs or individuals
The first page of the story contains four past
tenses, so this will help your students to read it
without having to look anything up.
Put your students in pairs if you wish and read
through the rubric with them.
Set a time limit if necessary. This should be a
short activity.
Answers
1 h 2 f 3 e 4 c 5 g 6 j 7 d 8 a 9 b 10 i
All the activities have suggestions for class management. They are labelled as whole class, group, pair or
individual tasks or a combination.
them down.
Then discuss what the pictures and chapter
headings make them think will happen in the
story.
Answers
2 game 3 weather 4 office 5 laboratory
6 angry 7 building 8 flowers 9 people
10 coat 11 interesting 12 hair
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Answers
1 Jack 2 Strode 3 Fallon 4 Laura 5 Jim
6 Strode/Jim 7 Jim 8 Laura 9 Jack 10 Fallon
Answers
2 prove 3 noise 4 ladder 5 ice 6 sender
7 wheel 8 shadows 9 contains 10 force
11 code
Extended writing
17 Heros and heroines No WS Whole class
Discuss with the whole class each students
favourite character in this story. It need not be
a good person. Ask what interests the student
about the character, what is good and what is bad
and how the story shows these things.
Ask
each student to prepare three short
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ACTIVITY 2 Jumbles
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ACTIVITY 3 Matching
Match the infinitive of the verb with its past tense.
Write the letter of the past tense in the box beside
the infinitive.
1 get
a saw
2 wear
b felt
Tons
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Tons
ran
thought
began
wore
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got
came
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begin
run
eat
sit
think
see
feel
come
Tomatoes
Potatoes
Lemons
Peppers
Lentils
LAST YEAR
Tomatoes
Potatoes
Lemons
Lentils
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e differenc
ex makes th
Peppers
Butram
THIS YEAR
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Do these activities while you are reading the story, after the chapters given.
ACTIVITY 8 Computer
Do this activity after reading Chapter 1.
Look at this picture of a computer. Label the items in
the picture in English.
If you do not know any words, look in your dictionary.
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BUTRAMEX
Kelowak
The Saint Elias Mountains
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Do these activities while reading the story, after the chapters given.
ACTIVITY 11 Storyline
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boss
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late
better
. He had a nice face.
1 I felt ____________________________________________
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____________________________________________ moment
broken.
____________________________________________ this
afternoon.
10 Sam is ____________________________________________ of the three brothers. The others are almost blond.
11 The Volvo car is ____________________________________________ but the
Honda motorbike is ____________________________________________ .
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List A
water
_____turn
________off
_____the
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1 Oh no! I forgot _________________to
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List B
to cry
to go on Saturday
to buy the tickets
to come in and get dry
to speak the language
to see you having a good time
to ask for help
to turn off the water
to read
to sit in the shade
to move into a bigger house
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A Comprehension
Chapter 1
The Message
1 Because she has a lot of work to do.
2 Because he knows the Indians on the reservation
and he likes to help them. He also knows a lot
about plants.
3 That it is bad for the environment.
4 A piece of paper.
5 Because the printer is working and she is the only
person in the office.
Chapter 2
At the Reservation
The correct order is: 3, 5, 1, 4, 2.
a
b
Chapter 3
The Night Visit
1 False. Strode drives out of the car park with
Fallon.
2 False. The light is not on in her office. There is a
light outside.
3 False. The newspaper is over the guards face. He
is sleeping.
4 True.
5 True.
c
d
e
f
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Chapter 4
Where is Jack?
1 ...takes her hand away from his arm.
2 ...there was a problem with the elecricity.
3 ...the day before yesterday.
4 ...for security.
5 ...go to the window.
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Richmond Publishing
58 St Aldates
Oxford OX1 1ST
United Kingdom
Richmond
P U BL I S HING
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