8A IF ALL GOES WELL …

WORKSHEET 1: PRONUNCIATION PRACTICE

certificate college cookery communicate

dressmaking furniture historical history
language professional programming university

WORKSHEET 2: COURSE INFORMATION

MAPLE COLLEGE EVENING COURSES

Master chef cookery course Furniture making

• Cook like a professional
• Create food which looks like a work of art
• Impress your friends at dinner parties
• Impress business associates
• Taught by top local chef
• Certificate awarded
Learn:
• from professionals
• how to cut and shape wood
• about different types of wood
• how to design and create beautiful furniture
Certificate awarded

Dressmaking Language learning

Learn to:
• follow patterns and cut materials
• choose the correct materials for items of
clothing
• repair / recycle / customise old clothes
• make fabulous dresses for that special
occasion
Taught by a professional dressmaker
• Choose from the following languages: Arabic,
Chinese, French, German, Greek, Italian,
Japanese, Spanish,
• Taught by highly qualified teachers
• Learn to communicate effectively when you
travel
• Can lead to internationally recognised
certificates

Computer programming Local history

Learn about: Learn about:
• developing code • the origins of industry in the area
• using network application programme • how the local cultural centre developed
interfaces • local customs
• databases • how the area survived during wartime
• data structures • important historical events in the area
Taught by qualified programming instructors Taught by local professor of history

© 2019 Cengage Learning Inc Outcomes Communicative Activities • Pre-Intermediate 19

8B YOU CHEATED!

WORKSHEET 1: ROLE CARDS

STUDENT A: TEACHER STUDENT B: STUDENT

You caught student B cheating in a history
exam. You saw them looking over at another
student’s paper. They are normally quite a good
student, though not one of the best. Interview
them about what happened and why they
were cheating. You don’t believe their excuses,
because their answers are the same as the
student next to them. Get them to admit they
were wrong, and tell them what they could do to
improve.
Use the following words to help you:
cheat copy pretend lie
claim had to could improve
You had a difficult history exam and didn’t study.
You went to a party the night before, but don’t
want your teacher to know that. There was one
difficult question you didn’t know the answer to,
so you decided to have a quick look at another
student’s paper.
Make excuses. First, pretend that you didn’t
cheat, but that you were thinking and staring at
nothing. Then admit that you were stuck and had
a quick look, but just for one question. Finally, say
that you had to help your mum with something
important at home the day before and didn’t
have time to study. You couldn’t answer some of
the questions, and were worried about getting a
poor mark.
Use the following words to help you:
cheat copy lie had to
couldn’t got stuck pretend

WORKSHEET 2: REPORT CARD

REPORT CARD

Name: Course: Exam:

Problem: Cheating during exam.

Normal behaviour in class: Fairly good. Polite to teachers.

Effort:

Result of action: No grade on exam paper. Retake exam in September.

Note to parents:

Signed: Date:

20 Outcomes Communicative Activities • Pre-Intermediate © 2019 Cengage Learning Inc