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Alquin 24/25

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Around the world in 3,574 days

-magazine p. 4/5
-workbook p. 5

Exercise C: pre-reading - true or false

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Ex. C - pre-reading
  1. false: looking back it seemed like a good idea
  2. false: the trip started in Denmark
  3. true
  4. false: he thought it would take just below 4 years
  5. false: he got into the relationship during the journey
  6. true
  7. true

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Ex. C - pre-reading
  •  - 8. false: he said to his son not to come home if the father dies
  •  - 9. false: he says he is almost at the finish line and must go on
  • - 10. true (he says he is not a quitter)

*NOW MAKE EX. E & F  (b , c, d) - WB P. 5-7
timer
20:00

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Ex. E - Vocabulary
  1. During a global pandemic millions of people have to stay indoors.
  2. She decided to borrow a book from the school library.
  3. We need a reliable vehicle for our next camping trip.
  4.  Exploring new places can be adventurous and exciting.
  5.  She will represent our company at the conference next month.
  6.  Her sensational performance at the concert left everyone in awe.
  7.  The earthquake was a disaster; it caused widespread destruction.
  8.  Despite the challenges, they managed to get by with their savings.
  9.  It’s important to stick to your principles even in difficult situations.
  10.  She was always curious about different cultures and customs.
  11.  Odd ones out: volunteer - disease - majority


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Ex. E - Vocabulary
- belief in a god or gods  - RELIGION
- fun, making you feel happy and interested exciting - EXCITING
- important enough to be in the news newsworthy - NEWSWORTHY
- luckily, in a good way fortunately - FORTUNATELY
- money you owe to someone debt - DEBT
- nearby, from the area close to you local - LOCAL
- not have, when you don’t have something you need lack - LACK
- pay to use, money you give to live in a house or apartment rent - RENT


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Ex. F - Vocabulary / b
  1. These places are visited by lots of foreign travellers. (tourists)
  2. The shop has a wide choice of rings and necklaces. (selection)
  3.  There are different options as to how we can solve this problem. (alternatives)
  4.  You need a licence to drive a car. (permit)
  5.  He’s an honourable and trustworthy man. (noble)
  6.  He has not always been honest with us about his activities. (truthful)



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Ex. F - Vocabulary / b
  • 7. The gentleman rejected the offer to take him back to the hotel. (dismissed)
  • 8. The police have arrested two dangerous terrorists. (extremists)
  • 9. They distribute food and clothes among the needy people. (poor)
  • 10. New discoveries in science excite researchers. (findings)
  • 11. She had an album with photos of her closest relatives. (family members)
  • 12. He quit his job because he was unhappy. (ended)

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Ex. F - Vocabulary / c
  • 1. driver - chauffeur
  • 2. adventure - expedition
  • 3. injection - shot
  • 4. terrorised - scared
  • 5. shine - glow
  • 6. location - spot

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Ex. F - Vocabulary / c
  • 7. freedom - liberty
  • 8. steak - beef
  • 9. detect - discover
  • 10. relationship - bond
  • 11. quite - rather
  • 12. quid - pound

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Ex. H - Grammar: The past simple tense 
WB P. 7-9

-LET'S STUDY FIRST

-MAKE EX. A & C

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Ex. J (wb p. 7-9) - Listening
TV Programme - This Morning
(c)
  • 1. false (No, he had travelled by plane.)
  • 2. true 
  • 3. true
  • 4. false (Europe was easy with open borders and safe countries)
  • 5. false (In some countries getting a visa was difficult. Securing transportation in the Pacific was hard.
  • 6. true

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Ex. J - Listening - TV Programme - This Morning
(c)
  • 7. false (He had planned to stay in HongKong for four days and then travel further to Palao.)
  • 8. true
  • 9. true
  • 10. true
  • 11. false (In the studio he showed his 10th passport with many stamps in it.)

13. true                               14. false

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Ex. J - Listening - TV Programme - This Morning
(c)
  • 12. false (He travelled on 37 container ships, 158 trains, 351 buses, 219 taxis, 33 boats and 43 rickshaws.)
  • 13. true
  • 14. false (He says he is going to speak about his experiences; there will be a documentary and a book as well.)

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Let's read
WB P. 4-5


Around the world in 3,574

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Ex. K (wb p. 11) - in-depth 
Multiple choice questions
  1. d
  2. c
  3. c
  4. a
  5. b
  6. c
  7. b
  8. a

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Teens taste freedom at 
10 M.P.H.

D. Scanning (wb p. 16)  - mark the lines in the article where you found the answers!

1. Where does the story take place?

2. How many registered golf carts are there in the city?

3. In what year was the city designed?


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Time for Vocabulary! 
Make exercise E. & F.

workbook p. 16-18


timer
20:00

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E. Vocabulary
  • 1. accelerate
  • 2. clogged
  • 3. collision
  • 4. drawback
  • 5. enforcing
  • 6. guardian
  • 7. inexperienced
  • 8. interrupt
  • 9. lament
  • 10. lane

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E. Vocabulary
  • 11. licence
  • 12. mile
  • 13. paved
  • 14. predictable
  • 15. pulled over
  • 16. reckless
  • 17. resident
  • 18. retiree
  • 19. smooth
  • 20. suburb

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F. Vocabulary (b)

  • 1. speed - how fast something goes
  • 2. control - manage
  • 3. check - examine
  • 4. of course - certainly
  • 5. spot - mark
  • 6. peach - soft fruit with fuzzy skin
  • 7. raise - increase
  • 8. toss - flip
  • 9. resident - inhabitant

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F. Vocabulary (b)
  • 10. huge - immense
  • 11. solid - strong
  • 12. good-natured - friendly
  • 13. comprehensive - secondary school
  • 14. shades - sunglasses
  • 15. vibe - atmosphere
  • 16. power cut - blackout
  • 17. instance - example
  • 18. definite - certain

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F. Vocabulary (c)
  • 1. comprehensive
  • 2. manageable
  • 3. thermometer
  • 4. instantly
  • 5. courses
  • 6. raspberries
  • 7. inhabitants
  • 8. cruise
  • 9. flip
  • (exercise d) wb p. 17-18  - write meaningful sentences with the sets of words given 

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Let's read 
Teens taste freedom 
at 10 M.P.H.


reading & listening

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Slide 26 - Video

Up, up and away
(magazine p. 9-10)
D. Scanning (wb p. 23)

1. What is this article about?
2. What is elevate?
3. How are the vehicles in this text powered?
4. What would be the most difficult problem when they start being used?
5. When will they start flying?

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E. Vocabulary (wb p. 23)
Make b & c
  1. pollution
  2. miles
  3. law
  4. service
  5. latest
  6. traffic jam

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E. Vocabulary (wb p. 23)
  1. vehicles
  2. probably
  3. allow
  4. wasted
  5. foot
  6. included

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Magazine p. 9-10




Make ex. M. - In depth
Up, up and away

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H. Vocabulary 
(wb p. 25)
Keywords in context 

Let's make b. together

Make c. yourselves


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H. Vocabulary (c)
  1. update
  2. classic
  3. harmful
  4. traffic
  5. although
  6. newest
  7. secure
  8. nevertheless
  9. rise
  10. meet

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H. Vocabulary
(c 1.)
  1. secure
  2. although
  3. harmful
  4. nevertheless
  5. newest
  6. meet
  7. classic
  8. update
  9. rise
  10. traffic

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Sommer Ray: be you, be beautiful
(magazine p. 11-14)
D. Scanning for information 
(wb p. 30-31)

With a classmate quickly scan the article to find out what the terms below have to do with Sommer Ray. Write short anwers in 
the spaces provided! 
timer
8:00

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Make ex E & G (wb p. 31-32) - E
  1. brand
  2. criticise
  3. values
  4. mogul
  5. bottom
  6. sibling
  7. influence
  8. genuine 
  9. superficial

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Make ex E & G (wb p. 31-32) - G
(b)
  1. agreement
  2. worth
  3. notice
  4. appearance
  5. goal 
  6. seem
  7. mature
  8. imitate

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Make ex E & G (wb p. 31-32) - G
(c)
  1. raised
  2. above all
  3. insecure
  4. certain
  5. dealing with
  6. false
  7. instead
  8. purposes
  9. worthless
  10. taken seriously

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Make ex E & G (wb p. 31-32) - G
(d)
  1. rather
  2. genuine
  3. firstly
  4. image
  5. notice
  6. confident
  7. prefer
(e)
Write a meaningful sentence of at least 10 words.

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H. Grammar
Relative clauses
wb p. 32-33

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J. Idiom social media
(wb p. 35)
Make a & b


timer
5:00

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Rhun:
where empires began
Magazine p. 14
Workbook p. 36

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E. & F.
Vocabulary
E. (b)
  1. spices
  2. make up
  3. steep
  4. current
  5. unreliable
  6. tide
  7. proper
  8. wrapper
  9. trade
  10. fade

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E. & F.
Vocabulary F. (b)
  1. wisdom
  2. pavement
  3. marlin
  4. advantage
  5. weighty
  6. colonial
  7. faithful
  8. slavishly
  9. addicted
  10. affluent
  11. chief

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E. & F.
Vocabulary F. (b)
12. valuable
13. gathered
14. available
15. schedule
16. timetable
17. collection
18. remind
19. swap
20. similarity

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G. In depth - Mixed questions (wb p. 42)

H. Grammar - prepositions of place (wb p. 43)
Rhun: where empires began

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I. Watch & listen
VOC's rise and power
  1. True
  2. True
  3. False (only nutmeg)
  4. True
  5. True
  6. True
  7. False (protesters killed an admiral and 40 men)
  8. False (his actions were approved by VOC)
  9. True
  10. False (tortured, enslaved or killed about 14,000 people)
  11. True
  12. False (it hasn't been removed despite criticism)

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Fascinating Viking Titbits
"Today, we’re diving into the fascinating world of the Vikings! These Norse explorers, traders, and warriors from Scandinavia lived over 1,000 years ago. They were famous for their longships, conquests, and mythologies, like tales of Thor and Odin. But they were more than just raiders – they built settlements, traded across Europe, and left a lasting cultural legacy. Let’s explore who they were, how they lived, and why they’re still so intriguing today."


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Slide 48 - Video

Fascinating Viking Titbits


Make ex. E & F - Vocabulary


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Reading & listening
Fascinating Viking titbits

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Shakespeare in class, a grain to keep growing?

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Slide 52 - Video

D. Scanning
1) Reasons Shakespeare should NOT be taught in class.

2) Reasons Shakespeare SHOULD be taught in class.

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F. Vocabulary

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L. Watch & listen

Why is shakespeare worth stdying according to the video?

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A new future for Mickey

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D & F - Vocabulary

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