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BACHILLERATO VIRTUAL
ACTIVITY 1
The traffic was loud and the busy people went from place to
place. The street was tiny and there were many trucks and
vans. I decided to have lunch because I was very hungry.
The restaurant I went to was beautiful, and the food smelled
delicious. I ate pasta, with a creamy, white sauce. For
dessert I had a piece of apple pie with ice cream. The food
was delicious and it was a great day
ACTIVITY 2
A. Fill in the gaps with a relative pronoun (who, which, whose, whom, where, that). Indicate
when it can be omitted (Ø).
1. The owners of the house __WHERE ___________ roof was blown off are staying at a hotel.
2. The DVD we rented isn’t working properly.
3. The stadium we usually play is being renovated.
4. There’s the boy __WHO______ hit my little brother.
5. The kids I go to school with are really cool.
6. The baby lion _WHICH____ mother was shot has been rescued.
7. What’s the name of the film we watched last night?
8. That’s the policeman ___THAT_____ gave me a ticket for speeding.
9. The people with I was sitting with were very noisy.
ACTIVITY 3
1. William Shakespeare __HE WAS BAPTIZED______ (baptize) on 26 th April 1564. He was an English
poet and playwright who __IT WAS CONSIDERED____ (regard) as the greatest writer in the English
language. He __THE OFTEN CALLS_____ (often/call) England’s national poet. His surviving works
__CONSIST___ (consist) of about 38 plays, 154 sonnets, two long narrative poems and several other
poems. His plays _TRANSLATED______ (translate) into every major living language and
_REPRESENTED______ (perform) more often than those of any other playwright.
2. “Jack the Ripper” is the name which __IT GAVE________ (give) to an unidentified serial killer who
was active in the largely impoverished areas in and around the Whitechapel district of London in 1888.
The name ____originate___________ (originate) in a letter which ____WROTE__________ (write) by
someone claiming to be the murderer. The letter ____IT IS BELIVED________ (believe) to be a hoax and
may ___WRITE________ (write) by a journalist in an attempt to heighten interest in the story. The
“Ripper” __ATTACK________ (attack) female prostitutes from the slums whose throats __CUT_________
(cut) prior to abdominal mutilations. Rumours that the murders ___CONNECT_____ (connect)
intensified in September and October 1888 and letters from people purporting to be the murderer
__RECEIVE___________ (receive) by media outlets and Scotland Yard. There are now over one hundred
theories about the Ripper’s identity and the murders ___INSPIRE___________ (inspire) multiple works of
fiction.
3. John Lennon was born on the 9th October 1940. He _____ (be) an English musician and singer-
songwriter who ___RISE_______ (rise) to worldwide fame as one of the founding members of The
Beatles. With Paul McCartney he _FORM_________ (form) one of the most successful songwriting
partnerships of the 20th century. John Lennon was born and raised in Liverpool and he
_BECOME__________ (become) involved as a teenager in the Skiffle Craze; his first band. The group
“The Beatles” _CREATE____________ (create) in 1960. Towards the end of the decade Lennon
___EMBARK_________ (embark) on a solo career and then in 1975 __DISENGAGE____________
disengage) himself from the music business to devote time to his family, but __COME___________
(come) back in 1980 with a new album. He __MURDER_____________ (murder) three weeks after its
release.