unit 12 track 2 - 49 1 your movements are slow in space is not a planet anymore three Mercury and

Venus are closer to the Sun than Earth for the astronauts

unit 12 track 2 - 50 1 the spacecraft finally entered Earth's atmosphere 2 you can see over 2,000 stars at
night three scientists didn't know about Pluto until 1931 for in 1969 to Americans landed on the moon in
Apollo 11 do you think there will be a space Colony on the moon someday six just have to do a lot of
training before they can go into space

unit 12 track 2 - 51 landing on a comet Rosetta meets 67p on November 12th 2014 scientists from the
European Space Agency Esa made history by successfully Landing a spacecraft on a comment this
marked the end of a 10-year 6.5 billion kilometer Journey how did they achieve this feat why was the
mission important the mission there are billions of comets in our solar system but until the 1980s
everything we knew about them came from looking through telescopes in 1986 scientists sent several
spacecraft to fly by and study Haley's Comet these returned valuable data but scientists needed another
mission to answer further questions in 1993 the esa began planning another mission to a comet called
67p the new spacecraft would not just fly by the 4 km long comet it would land on it in 2004 the esa
launched Rosetta into space after 10 years and billions of kilometers Rosetta reached the comet in
August 2014 and began its orbit from a distance of 30 km The Landing on board Rosetta was filet a
washing machine size blender on November 12th filet separated from Rosetta and approached the
comet after landing filet bounced twice before stopping 7 hours later filet began to send data to the
orbiting Rosetta which then sent the data back to work some scientists say the most difficult part of the
mission was the touchdown the comment was traveling at 130,000 km an hour and had an uneven
shape the findings the first photo sent back to Earth show that filet was in the shadow of a cliff this was
not ideal as the Lander depends on sunlight to recharge its battery but filet managed to gather a huge
amount of data data that will keep scientists busy for a long time scientists learned for example that the
comet surface is much harder than expected and that some organic materials exist on comets with
Scientists learn could also help us understand where Earth's oceans came from it's possible that a comet
brought water to Earth billions of years ago this could even help explain the origin of life on Earth

Book 4 – Track 1 – 01

unit 1 I love making jewelry track 1-011 it's a model airplane present for my friend it looks great where
did you get it oh I made it you made it yeah I love building models it's been my favorite hobby since I
was a little kid do you only make planes all sorts of things actually I make them at home usually for an
hour so on Wednesdays because I don't have soccer practice are you enjoy making things Maria well I
love making things for you well I love making jewelry yeah see this bracelet I'm wearing I made it that's
cool are you in a jewelry making class or something no I just do it on the weekend my sister does it with
me sometimes we do it at our kitchen table

what are you doing a blog post oh you have a Blog yeah it's a photography block wow I didn't know you
had one yeah I started writing a Blog recently I thought it would be fun to share photos that I took when
do you usually block I usually come here after school to blog so that's why I always see with your laptop
in the school anyway it's nice you have a hobby I don't really have one sure you do everyone does what
do you like doing well I'm thinking cookies for my family and friends

B1 + Wordlist 6,1 – 6.37 living story terracotta figure estimate chariot reading hieroglyph word Focus
fracture Supreme Council of Antiquities CT scan malaria ultimately reading BC rule luxurious eventual
remain identity analysis mummy shed light on something chest Hunter scar disprove directions build the
roof of your mouth miraculously bring something to light depiction suffering seek to do something
honor come to light disease-free virus wreck decipher

you will hear a radio presenter interviewing three people for questions one to five listen and choose the
best answer a b c or d good afternoon and welcome to the program we hope you're all having an
enjoyable afternoon in today's program we have a very exciting topic to talk about today we're talking
about polymaths a polymath. A polymath is someone who is very knowledgeable about many different
subjects most ancient scientists were polymaths and knew a lot about the Arts as well we've invited
three students to the studio to talk about some famous polymaths Julie what can you tell us well but
ultimately the most famous is the great philosopher Aristotle he was also an expert on just about
everything from ethics and logic to biology astronomy physics zoology literary criticism and even public
speaking Aristotle's ideas have influenced almost every scientist and philosopher who came after him
really well that's very interesting indeed and now let's move on to hell how which polymath have you
chosen to talk about I'd like to talk about Avon Cena also known as a center he was born in Persia who
was probably the greatest polymath in history have a center read all of Aristotle's works when he was a
young boy he also studied all the Sciences as well as many Arts subjects it could have been anything he
wanted to be from an astronomer to a poet but 60 he decided to take up medicine he treated for sick
people for free which allowed him to discover new treatment and is most famous writings in his books
are medical science until the 17th century and Amy I believe you've chosen Isaac Newton yes that's right
so Isaac Newton this man was born in England his family had a farm and he was expected to become a
farmer but he spent his childhood writing poetry and inventing things fortunately his uncle realized he
was a genius and sent him to college and then to Cambridge University in 1665 and the University closed
so Newton went back home one day he saw an apple fall from a tree and wondered why things fell
down and not up he spent hours and hours thinking about this question eventually he us gravity pull
objects towards its Center and that this kept the moon in orbit and that the Earth and all of the other
planets were kept in their orbits by the Sun's gravity Newton also discovered the six colors of the
rainbow invented calculus and created the first modern telescope pretty impressive.

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gone by anything but academic proceed age sarcastic ironic claim at times first for knowledge
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contents contain Survivor

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thread CERN merchants housing Construction wise safeguard generation task

unit 7 wild world reading wildfire tornado word Focus classify derail Molten pyroclastic fragment
rapidly reading freaky force of nature hurricane blizzard flash flood record sweep away tear rip suck
up take somebody or something along for the ride cover explode mid-air flaming twister intense spin
well story hail storm chunk deadly hail raindrop Speck bounce erupt glowing half typically knock down
victim breathe in Ash destructive stream accompany Thunder lightning

vocabulary sign in Landslide tidal wave Peak vocabulary famine Landslide tidal wave Peak Richter
Scale intensity fault line magnitude with casualty crust

play havoc Ranger wreck be on guard place the authorities issue evacuate grandma inhabitant global
warming

mamas preserve task caucus speaking captivity interference in the wild

grammar Pacific Ring of Fire strike relief use your English being deep water array of sunshine as quick
as Lightning have my head in the clouds be down to earth through caution to the wind go down a
storm super volcano plast devastating catastrophic differ from cone first magma massive the clock is
ticking

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glimpse set cliff catch somebody's eye gaze glare at notice there creep limp March skip Wonder

video tornado Chase barometric pressure data forecast humidity meteorologist Mission velocity plane
probe attempt functional oncoming visual face the next time around first hand

1. Emma and the girl who has dropped a plate

2. Betty and the baby girl crying on the floor
3. Richard and the man leaving the room, holding a newspaper
4. Helen and the girl sitting on the sofa, eating sweets
5. David and the boy sitting at the table, listening to CDs
1. Histoy
2. Dentist
3. Meeting
4. Follow
5. Saffron
1. Alex – B – airport
2. Fred – A – chemist’s shop
3. Lucy – E – theatre
4. Katy – D – home
5. Paul – H – factory

1. B 2. B 3.A 4.C 5.A