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    HORUS ALEJANDRO RODRIGUEZ ROSAS

    4A T/V

    1. Match the words to form job titles.

    Taxi driver
    Police officer
    Storm chaser
    Sales attendant
    Camp assistant
    Delivery person
    Flight shopper
    Secret counselor

    2. Write a job title from ex. 1a next to each description.


    Supervises children at camp. Camp assistant.
    Makes sure people obey the law. Police officer.
    Takes things to people´s houses. Delivery person.
    Helps customers when they want to buy something. Sales attendant.
    Follows tornadoes and photographs them. Storm chaser.
    Takes people where they want to go in a car. Taxi driver.

    3. Find character adjectives in the word search.


    Patient Brave
    Honest Creative
    Friendly Organized

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