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STARS 6a
Workbook
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STARS 6a
Workbook
School
Name
Class
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Today he .
play do
volleyball karate 3. On Thursday evenings, Tony usually
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watch
meet / Today he .
DVD /
friends
home
What does
Jake usually
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do on
Wednesday?
A B C
What is Kevin
2
doing now?
A B C
2 Look at the pictures. Write sentences with the correct form of the Future be going to as
in the example.
3 Write a short paragraph about the activities you are going to do at the weekend, and
explain why you like them, as in the example.
On Friday, I am going to take part in Recycling Day because I think it is important to
care about the planet and keep our town clean.
2 Read and correct. Use capital letters, and add full stops or question marks.
1. the children always play in the garden
2. how often do you play tennis
3. i am cooking pasta at the moment
4. when does mark do karate
3 You want to send an email to a friend telling him/her about your new hobby.
First, answer the questions to help you.
1. What is your new hobby, and how does it make you feel?
4 Use the information in activity 3 and write an email about your new hobby.
Draw a picture or stick a photo too.
2 Read the story in the Student’s Book again and look at the pictures. Then circle the correct
answers.
Derek and Alan (1) in a basketball game. They’re playing against the (2) .
Alan scores a lot of points for his team. When Derek asks him to (3) the ball, he
doesn’t. His teammates get angry. Their team (4) when Alan hurts his knee. The team
plays well and they (5) the game.
3. A shoot B pass
3 Put the pictures in the correct order (1-4) and use the prompts to write what happens.
A 3 B
1. Alan / fall / down / and / hurt / his / knee 2. Alan / score / the / first / points / for / his / team
Alan falls down and hurts his knee.
C D
3. The Tigers / be / the winners 4. Alan / not share / the ball
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1 Read the texts in activity 2 in the Student’s Book again. Look up the words in bold in a
dictionary and write their meanings below.
Tip!
Look up unknown words in a dictionary. There, you can find a lot of useful information
about a word: pronunciation, word class (noun, verb, etc.), meaning and example
sentences.
1. worldwide
2. displays
3. exhibit
4. variety
2 Listen to two boys making plans for the weekend, and write T for True or F for False.
1. The boys are going to go to the Doha International Book Fair on Friday.
PROJECT WORK
Use the Internet to find
information about other
book fairs round the world.
Select the information you
think is interesting and use
it to make a poster. Present
your poster to the class in
the next lesson.
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2 Match the two sets of words. Then match them with the photos A-E.
1. a tube of my room
2. do station
3. take karate
4. tidy part
5. space toothpaste E
D
A
C
Grammar
3 Read and complete. Use the Present Simple or the Present Progressive.
1. Jamie (do karate) on Saturdays.
2. Kate always (take part) in the food festival.
She (make) a pizza now.
3. My classmates and I (play volleyball) at the moment.
4. Harvey (check) his email every morning.
5. Penny (text) her friend
now? No, she isn’t. She (talk) on the phone.
6. Karen (play) a board game with her sister and she
(lose).
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Friday Saturday
Morning play volleyball do homework
Afternoon eat at a restaurant tidy room
Evening watch a DVD surf the Net and check email
Reading
Cool Hobbies
Tell us what new hobbies you are into!
‘I really like working out, but I don’t like doing sports. My friend Pete told me about
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and I love it! It’s better than taking part in team sports. Brazilian
Jiu-Jitsu is not like karate. In Jiu-Jitsu you use your hands and legs, but there’s no kicking.
Pete and I usually train every Tuesday and Thursday after school at the sports club. We
take part in competitions with other sports clubs and visit different places too. Next week
we are going to take part in a competition in London. I can’t wait!’
Jason, 13, Brighton
‘I really like discovering different places in my city. I find bridges, tunnels and old train
stations really interesting. My older brother, Steve, likes exploring the city too. So on
Thursdays after school, we usually surf the Net for new places to discover and explore.
Then, at the weekend, we go out with maps and cameras and take photos of the places
we find. It’s really cool and it’s actually a real hobby, called urban exploration.’
Trevor, 15, New York
1. hang B. out
D. a friend
2. go
3. meet
4. stay
A. a walk
5. go for C. at home E. to the shops
2 What did Dana do last Saturday? Read and complete. Use the Past Simple.
Last Saturday, I (1) (meet) my friend Carrie and her mum,
and we (2) (go) shopping at the new shopping centre.
I (3) (get) a new dress and Carrie (4)
(buy) a skirt. In the afternoon, I (5) (stay) at home and
(6) (hang out) with my sister.
3 Look and complete with the Past Simple. Then write the names.
1. A: Ron, did you go (go) to the shops yesterday?
B: No, I didn’t . I met (meet) John at the park.
2. A: Yesterday I (not / see) you at the sports centre.
Where (be) you, Mark?
B: I (stay) at home and (study) English.
3. A: What you (do) yesterday, Fiona?
B: I (go) to the shops and (buy) a new dress.
4. A: Ted, you (play) basketball at the sports centre yesterday?
B: No, I .I (be) there, but I (do) karate.
A B C Ron D
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A B C
A B C
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4. Linda was talking on her phone when she into the shop.
1. The recipe says to add one cup or water to two cups of flour and then
carefully with a spoon.
2. Wow! This biscuit has got white and dark chocolate in it.
3. The biscuits Mum just took out of the oven are and warm.
2 How did Michelle make chocolate crepes? Read the steps and put them in the correct
order. Write 1-5.
A Then, she cooked the crepe for two minutes on both sides.
B First, she beat the eggs with the flour in a big bowl.
C Finally, she put the crepe on a plate and added some strawberries and chocolate
syrup on top.
D Second, she added the milk and water to the flour mixture and mixed them all
together. Then, she added the butter and salt.
E After that, she heated the pan and added ¼ cup of the mixture.
DIY PENCIL
• a tennis • a knife or pair • googly eyes • drawing pin
HOLDER ball of scissors • glue or a marker
1 2 Steps
1. Cut a small hole (5 cm) in the tennis ball using a
knife or pair of scissors. Press open the hole for a few
minutes.
2. Use some glue to stick some googly eyes on the
tennis ball, or the marker to draw some eyes on the
3 4 tennis ball.
3. Make a small hole at the back of the tennis ball and
put the drawing pin in the hole.
4. Use glue to stick the drawing pin to the tennis ball.
5. Put the ball on the wall and put your pencil in the
mouth.
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First, she cut a 5 cm hole in the tennis ball using a pair of scissors.
Second, she
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The Noise from Upstairs By Liam 1. What is the title of the story?
On Saturday afternoon, my younger
cousin Matt came to my house.
2. When did Matt go to Liam’s house?
I showed him my parrot, Indigo. 1st
He loved it. He spent all afternoon
playing with it and taking photos 3. What was Matt doing all afternoon?
of it.
2 Complete the story map below with the elements of your own story.
What is the title of the story?
What happened?
3 Use your ideas from activity 2 to write a story in your notebook. Use the Past Simple and
the Past Progressive.
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A coins and bowls B toys and bowls A the site B the museum
3. The children tools to dig. 6. Everyone in Alex’s class when he got
the award.
A didn’t use B used
A examined B clapped
3 Read the story in the Student’s Book again and put the sentences in the correct order 1-4.
A ‘Now it’s your turn, boys!’
B ‘I found a coin!’
C ‘Keep up the good work!’
D ‘Here you can see some toys and bowls that the people used.’
4 Read the sentences in activity 3 again and match them with the correct pictures.
2 3 4
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1 2 3
4 5 6
3 Look and write the words with the and sounds.
geography
grass
grandad
orange
dig
vegetables
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2 Listen to a man talking about the Olympic Game mascots of different countries and
match the cities to the mascots.
A B C D
Across
2. We learnt how to __________________
in nature on our camping trip. 1
5. That plant is __________________.
2
Don’t touch it!
3
Down 4
1. Dentists __________________ people’s
teeth.
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3. The archaeologists made an important
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__________________ at the ancient
site.
4. This __________________ is very old.
They dug it up at the ancient site.
6. That man is very __________________.
He won a trip to New York.
Grammar
2 Read and complete. Use the Past Simple or the Past Progressive.
to rain.
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Writing
Now I can.. .
talk about the past Now count
talk about actions that were happening in the past your stars!
talk about actions happening in the past that were 1-5 stars: You’re a little star!
interrupted by another action
6-10 stars: You’re a star!
talk about procedures
11-15 stars: You’re a big star!
write about unlucky experiences
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2 Look and circle two words that have something in common. Then say what they
have in common.
1. surf the Net check my email tidy my room
2. play volleyball brush my teeth do karate
3. safe dig amazed
4. toothbrush tablet a tube of toothpaste
5. astronaut archaeologist trail
6. planetarium guide space station
7. score point recognise
8. coin unlucky lucky
3 Look at activity 2 and make your own example. Have your partner find the two
words that have something in common.
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2 Read and replace the words in bold with the correct Object Pronoun.
1. When Malik finished his school project, 3. Sara likes chatting with her friends
he wanted to upload his school project online. She chats with her friends after
onto the school’s website. school.
2. Nasser and I are going to ride our bikes 4. Derek wants to download a camera app
to the park. Do you want to come with on his phone, but can’t. Mark, can you
Nasser and I? help Derek?
2 Read and put the manners in the correct column. Use the prompts and the Imperative.
• eat / mouth open • speak loudly / phone / bus
• say please / thank you • visit / friend’s house without calling him/her
• put / napkin / lap • text / friend / dinner table
What is Danielle
1 going to give £50
her aunt? £20
A B C
2 Read the prompts, look at the photos and write sentences. Use should/shouldn’t.
2. stay / bed
3. eat / sweets
4. go / the doctor
2 Read and put the parts of each dialogue in the correct order. Write 1-7.
A How many chocolate biscuits and how many butter biscuits do you need?
B 1 Mmm…. These biscuits smell delicious. What do they taste like?
C Yes, please. A few chocolate biscuits and a few butter biscuits too.
D Thank you.
1
E Here you are.
F They taste delicious. These are chocolate, these are butter and those are
coconut. Would you like some?
G Twelve chocolate biscuits and six butter biscuits, please.
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1 Read the text message and write a reply. Use the prompts in the box.
Fay:
Vicky, I’m so sad. My mobile
phone fell in the swimming
pool. I was taking a photo when
I slipped and fell. Now it doesn’t
work. What should I do?
2 Use the prompts to write sentences. 3 You have got a problem and need
Use before or after. help. Answer the questions.
1. The jacket was worse / 1. Who are you asking for help?
I washed it (after)
The jacket was worse after
I washed it.
2. What is your problem? (say
2. the screen got stuck /
what happened and when)
I downloaded the app (after)
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2 Read the text in the Student’s Book again and write T for True or F for False.
1. Sit in front of the TV for more than two hours a day.
2. Brush your teeth after every meal.
3. Get at least eight hours of sleep every day.
4. Wash your hands before and after you use the bathroom.
5. Have a shower every week.
6. You can see germs everywhere.
3 What else can you do to stay healthy? Use the prompts and write sentences.
Use should/shouldn’t.
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D E F
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1. You should always put your on when you get into the car.
2. My family and I are going to go on a across Europe this summer.
3. This maths problem is . Can you help me solve it, please?
A B C
2 Listen to a boy telling his friend about his holiday in Qatar and number the pictures in
the correct order. Write 1-4.
A B
C D
PROJECT WORK
Use the Internet to find information about other places you can
visit on a road trip in the UK. Select the information you think is
interesting and use it to make a poster. Present your poster to
the class in the next lesson.
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1 Find eight words from this module in the 1. I can’t go swimming because I have got
grid then complete the sentences. .
d l e a r a c h e n 2. The fish tasted . I didn’t eat it.
p z b n x o c k n a 3. Oranges have got a lot of .
3 Read the reply to a message asking for advice. Use the prompts to write the message.
Darren: Hi, Jake. I’m sorry you aren’t feeling well. Don’t worry! We can watch
the DVD next week. Did you eat something that didn’t taste good?
I think you should go to the doctor and get some medicine. Then, you should
stay in bed and eat rice soup. Don’t worry, you’re going to be all right soon.
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Song
4 Read and complete with the words in the box. Then listen, check your answers and
say.
earache headache should medicine well well
Now I can.. .
talk about digital safety, table manners, Now count
ailments and personal hygiene your stars!
ask for and give advice 1-5 stars: You’re a little star!
offer and ask for something politely 6-10 stars: You’re a star!
talk about how something sounds/looks/smells/ 11-15 stars: You’re a big star!
tastes
write a text message asking for and giving advice
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3 4
2 Look at the table and write sentences about what 3 Listen and match.
Eddie and Will and Trevor have to and don’t have
to do today after school.
2 Read and put the parts of each dialogue in the correct order.
3 Listen and match the people to the places. There is one extra picture.
A 1. Ken B
2. Jake
3. Terry
C D
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School trip
Dear Eve,
How are you? I hope you are feeling better. To the (1)
I’m writing to give you some information You have to bring (2)
about the school trip on Monday. We’re going
to go to the Archaeological Museum. for the entrance fee.
First of all, you have to bring £8 with you for You must wear (3) .
the entrance fee. You must wear trainers
because the museum is very big, and we are You mustn't bring any (4)
going to be there the whole day. You mustn’t to eat.
bring any food with you because you can’t
eat in the museum. But don’t worry, they are You shouldn't bring a (5) .
going to give us some juice and a sandwich
for free. Oh, and you shouldn’t bring your You mustn't (6)
camera because you mustn’t take photos in the (7) .
in the museum. Finally, your parents have
to come and get you from school at 5.00 Your (8) have to come
because the bus is going to leave us there. and get you from (9)
See you on Monday! at five o’clock.
Katie
2 Read and complete the sentences. Use the prompts, too and also.
1. You must bring your towel. (bring / your soap)
You must bring your soap too .
You must also bring your soap .
2. Can I have some coffee? (have / chocolate pancakes)
Can I ?
Can I ?
3. You must tidy your room. (do / homework)
You .
You .
4. Bill wants to go to the skatepark. (go / skatepark)
Bill's brother .
Bill's brother .
3 Look at the information leaflet, and write an email to a friend in your notebook giving the
information he/she needs to know before you go to the amusement park.
Happy Days • Entrance fee £12 for children • Mustn't wear sandals on the
over 10 years old rides
Amusement Park
• Free for children under 10 • Mustn't wear shoes on the
• Must be over 10 to ride the bouncy castle
roller coaster • Buy tickets for the rides at the
• Mustn’t eat or drink on the rides ticket stalls – not at the rides
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Then we are going to dig up carrots from the (2) and eat
them and pick some (3) . They are also going to give us
2 Look at the story in the Student’s Book and complete the sentences.
Then put the frames in the correct order.
A B
C D
3 Look at the title of the story in the Student’s Book. Can you think of a different title? Write.
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3 Find and circle. Then, write each word under the correct symbol.
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1. The boy put his toy boat on the of the lake and it floated away.
2. My family and I spent the summer at the . I went swimming every day.
3. Thankfully, the fire didn’t cause a lot of to the building.
4. Forest fires the homes of animals and birds.
5. The children came out of the sea when the got big.
6. The was very bad. Everyone in town left their homes because
there was water everywhere.
7. Natural disasters like and are very dangerous.
8. When the lights went out, the stopped. It was scary!
Tip!
2 A. Listen to the first part of a talk While listening, try to understand the
and circle A or B. general idea, not every single word.
B. Listen to the rest of the talk and write T for True or F for False.
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Grammar
Writing
5 What job would you like to do / what would you like to become?
Write a short paragraph about that job.
Hi! I’m
Now I can.. .
talk about occupations, food and places Now count
talk about things I have to do / don't have to do your stars!
talk about safety using must / mustn't and can / can't 1-5 stars: You’re a little star!
extend an invitation to someone and accept or refuse 6-10 stars: You’re a star!
an invitation
11-15 stars: You’re a big star!
write an email using information on a leaflet
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1. dentist
2. chemist
3. postman
4. photographer
A B C D E 5. reporter
3 Write a sentence about an item, a job, a type of food or ailment, as in activity 2 above.
Then have your partner guess it.
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2 Read and complete. Use could / couldn’t and the verbs in brackets.
1. A: you 4. We found a baby bird in the garden that
(swim) (not / fly).
when you were four? 5. A: Granny, you
B: No, I . (cook) when
2. Greg (not / ride) you were my age?
a bike when he was six. B: Yes, I .
3. When my grandad was twenty, he 6. Two years ago I
(sail) a boat. (not / skateboard), but now I can.
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2 Read and complete the dialogue using the correct form of had to and the verbs
in the brackets. Then tick (4) the correct pictures.
Charlie: Hi, James. How are you?
James: Oh, hi, Charlie. I’m very tired.
Charlie: How was your trip?
James: It was fun, but I (1) had to get up (get up) at seven every morning.
Charlie: Why?
James: It was very hot in the tent, and I couldn’t sleep. After breakfast,
we (2) (hike) through the forest to get to the beach.
Then, I (3) (prepare) my things to go windsurfing.
Charlie: (4) you (learn) how to windsurf?
James: No, I (5) (not learn) how to windsurf. I learnt two years
ago. But the worst thing is that I (6) (wash) everything
after I finished. Do you know how heavy a wet sail and board are?
Charlie: They must be very heavy. I can see why you’re so tired now.
A B C D 4 E
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1
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2 Read and complete. Use the Present Simple or the Past Simple.
1. Charlie (not / wear) glasses when I
(met) him last year. Now he (wear)
glasses. They (be) blue.
2. I (not / eat) fruit two years ago.
This year, I (eat) fruit three times a day.
3. My brother and I (play) board games all the time three
years ago, but now we (like) to play computer games.
4. When my grandad was thirty, he (work) as a teacher.
He (teach) maths and science. Now he
(not / work). He (spend) time at home, and we sometimes
(go) fishing together at the weekend.
2 Write questions. Use the Present Simple or the Past Simple. Then look and answer.
1. go / by bus
I went to school by bus. • I walk to school.
2 Read the poster again and write T for True or F for False.
1. Gary walked to school.
2. He didn’t go to bed at nine o’clock.
3. He does karate after school.
4. He played online games with his friends.
3 Complete the table with information about you three years ago and now.
Three years ago This year
go to school
do after school
go to bed at at
free-time activity
4 Now use the information from the table in activity 3 and make your own poster
in your notebook or on a piece of card.
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2 Read the story in the Student’s Book again 3 Find the mistakes in the pictures and
and circle A, B, C or D. say what they are.
1. Where did Jack find the box of old things?
A in the wardrobe
B in the school bag
C at the park A
D in the attic
2. Who did the old things belong to?
A Jack
B Jack’s dad B
C Tony’s dad
D Tony
3. What happened at the park?
A The rollerblades were slower than C
the roller skates.
B The roller skates broke.
C The game console stopped working.
D The roller skates were too fast. D
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1 Read the text in the Student’s Book again. Look up the words in bold in a dictionary and
write their meanings below.
1. development
2. nationally
3. internationally
4. proud
2 Listen to two boys talking about Qatar Foundation and write T for True
or F for False.
PROJECT WORK
Use the Internet to find
information about other
foundations in your country
or round the world. Select
the information you think
is interesting and use it to
make a poster. Present your
poster to the class in the
next lesson.
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1. go baseball
2. ride a boat
A B C
3. sail out
4. play a horse
5. hand up
6. pick skiing
D E F
2 Read and complete. Use the Present Simple or the Past Simple. Then match.
A B 1 C
Grammar
3 Read and complete with the correct form of had to and could.
1. This morning Dylan (not / drive) to work because there was
too much traffic. He (ride) his bike to work.
2. Fay (not / use) her computer yesterday. It wasn’t working.
She (take) it to the computer shop.
3. John and Luke (not / walk) to school today. It was raining,
so their dad (drive) them there.
4. Derek (not / swim) well, so he
(start) swimming lessons.
5. Donna (not / tidy) her wardrobe. Her mother tidied it for her.
6. Cory (not / play) basketball on Saturday. His hand hurt, so he
(go) to the doctor.
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Writing
Now I can.. .
talk about the things I could / couldn’t Now count
do in the past your stars!
talk about obligation in the past using
had to / didn’t have to 1-5 stars: You’re a little star!
talk about technology in the past and today 6-10 stars: You’re a star!
compare the past to the present using the Past 11-15 stars: You’re a big star!
Simple and the Present Simple tenses
write about my appearance and habits in the
past in relation to now
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4 Read the sentences and complete. 5 Read the sentences and complete. Use the
Use the Present Simple or the Past Simple or the Past Progressive.
Present Progressive. 1. Tim (study) for his
1. Jane always maths test when his friend
(wear) a uniform at school, (send) him a
but at the moment she message.
(visit) a 2. you
museum with her parents and (go) for a walk
she (wear) with your parents yesterday?
her new dress. 3. We (not / go)
2. Mum, listen! My tablet shopping on Saturday. We
(make) a (stay) at home.
strange noise. What’s wrong with it? 4. The archaeologist
3. Every weekend, my friend and (examine) an ancient coin when the
I (play) children (arrive).
volleyball at the park. 5. you
4. Larry and his brother (cross) the street
(take part) in when you (see) the
the writing competition every year. accident?
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2. Tim and Barry on Sunday.
3. Frank, Tim and Barry
on Monday.
4. Frank on Saturday.
5. Tim and Barry on Wednesday.
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2 Look at the three pictures. Write about this story. Write 20 or more words.
1 3
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Example
4 Look and read. Choose the correct words and write them on the lines.
There is one example.
mix
Example You bake this to make biscuits. dough
recognise
1. It is the opposite of dangerous.
hike
2. You walk along this path when you are in nature.
lucky
3. This person shows you round museums or sites.
rucksack
coins 4. When you do this to blue and yellow,
you get green.
examine
5. We use these round objects to buy things.
dough
6. When someone is ill, the doctor does this to them.
trail
7. This person digs in ancient sites.
poisonous
8. This is what happens when you suddenly see
soft
something or someone you know.
experience
9. You use this to carry your things in when you
safe
go hiking.
guide
10. Some dangerous plants and animals can be this.
archaeologist
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1 Read the text message and write the missing words. Write one word on each line.
Tony 10 pm
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3 What did each person in the Robins family bring to the picnic?
Listen and write a letter in each box. There is one example.
H
Thomas 1 C 4 Granny Nina
A G
B
Lynn 2 5 Mr Robins
D
C
F
E
Mrs Robins 3 6 Grandad Philip
4 Mark is talking to his friend Bruce. What does Bruce say? Read the conversation and choose
the best answer. Write a letter (A-H) for each answer. You do not need to use all the letters.
Example
Mark: I’m hungry. Would you like to go to that new
Italian restaurant? A Yes, I do. They’re tasty.
Bruce: B
1. Mark: So, what would you like to eat? Do you want B That would be nice. (Example)
some pizza?
C Let’s get some ice cream, too.
Bruce:
2. Mark: What would you like on the pizza? How about D I don’t like pizza.
peppers, mushrooms, onions and pineapple?
Bruce: E It’s sour. I’d like some orange
3. Mark: What about meatballs? Do you like meatballs juice.
on your pizza?
Bruce: F Sure! I’d love some pizza.
one then, with tomato,
4. Mark: OK. Let’s get this one,
G OK. Let’s get something to
peppers, meatballs and cheese.
drink, too.
Bruce:
5. Mark: Would you like some lemonade? H I don’t like pineapple.
Bruce:
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