Use the words to fill the gaps.

activity conditions destroyed disease

The principle behind food preservation is to slow down the

__ (1) __ of bacteria which could potentially cause __ (2) ___ ,
or to kill bacteria completely. In addition, enzymes which
cause food to discolour or decay can be ___ (3) ____ in
certain food preservation methods. Preservation modifies the
___ (4) ____ which favour bacteria or enzyme activity.
 Match A and B to make sentences

A B
1. Scientists Couldn’t a. can be made very cheaply.
2. Manufacturers were able b. cannot be sold due to high costs.
3. Modern plastic products c. be recycled effectively with good
plastic collection system.
4. Bacteria can e. mould the first cellulose plastics.
5. More biodegradable plastics f. break down plant – based
plastics.
Choose one of the options below to make a
complete Sentence
….. because he had a tummy ache.

• Before you start,

• Sadly,
• As a result of the weather
• Sam missed school yesterday
• Last Tuesday
….. of old newspapers and magazines.
• The box is full
• Place all litter
• It’s never too late
• Before you start,
• London is
….. to learn something new.
• It’s never too late
• Before you start,
• Last Tuesday
• Today I’d like you to
• Sadly,
 They are planning to ….

• regularly in the summer.

• move house in the new year
• see the cat crossing the road until it was too
• In the bin provided.
• the match was cancelled.
 London is….
• at Bridge Street Primary School.
• in the bakery section.
• a two-bedroomed flat.
• a large, busy city.
• On the escalator.
…. a thin crust cheese and tomato pizza, please.

• Do a rough draft before

• Don’t stir the rice
• I’ ll have two garlic breads and
• The early train was
• Please call
 Last week I lost….
• a large, busy city.
• four pounds on my diet.
• of old newspapers and magazines.
• In the bin provided.
• If you want to get your car taxed.
 Yesterday, I crashed….
• because he had a tummy ache.
• a large, busy city.
• my car into a lamp post.
• France on holiday.
• but I won’t be able to come to your party.
…… full so I had to wait for the next one.

• Today I’d like you to

• The traffic
• The early train was
• Turn the PC off
• The box is full
 Last year we went to….
• at Bridge Street Primary School.
• See the car crossing the road until it was too
• France on holiday.
• regularly in the summer.
• on the escalator.
 ...it poured with rain.
• Last Tuesday
• London is
• Turn the PC off
• The box is full,
• The Company is expanding.
For each idiom below, two of the definitions(a-c)
are wrong and one is right. Can you identify the
correct definition in each case?

1.What does it mean if you are under a cloud ?

a) you tend to see the negative rather than the

positive aspects of a situation.
b) your reputation has been damaged because you
are suspected, rightly or wrongly, of having
done something wrong.
c) the clothes you are wearing are dull in colour, for
example, grey or brown.
2. What is a happy- go- lucky person ?

a) someone who doesn’t worry much about the future

and doesn’t make many plans, but instead
accepts things as they happen.
b) someone who is very proud of their achievements but
doesn’t realize they are due mostly to luck.
c) someone who seems to always have bad luck.
3. If you describe something as being Mickey Mouse , you
think it is

a) From the United States, or copying American Style in

some way.
b) Something that children would probably enjoy very
much.
c) Not very important or impressive.
4. If you are walkling on air you feel :

a) extremely happy
b) extremely insecure
c) extremely tired
5. What does it mean if someone is trying to keep their nose
clean ?

a) they are trying to stay out of trouble and not break

any rules or laws.
b) they are trying to keep secret something that they
have done wrong.
c) they are trying not to eat or drink too much.
6. What does it mean if you copy or repeat something Parrot
Fashion ?

a) you copy or repeat it correctly, but only very slowly.

b) you copy or repeat it in a way that is more
interesting or colourful than the original version.
c) you copy or repeat it without really thinking about it,
and without necessarily understanding it.
7. A person who is an iron fist in a velvet glove is :

a) Capable of changing their mind at any moment.

b) Apparently gentle, but determined and flexible
beneath the surface.
c) Likely to choose clothes that don’t suit them.
Reported Speech : change the following into reported
speech. The following instructions are given by
the lab in charge to the students.

Example

Take 50ml hydrochloric acid in a burette.

The lab in charge instructed the students to

take 50ml hydrochloric acid in a burette.
Change the following into reported speech.
The following instructions are given by
the lab in charge to the students.

1. Fix the burette to a stand.

2. Add two drops of phenolphthalein as indicator.
3. Operate the new machine carefully.
4. Keep some instruments in the tool room.
Write a Check List of 5 Items
before
buying a smart Cellphone.