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MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION

Find ten different means of transportation in thefollowing word puzzle.

T Q E R G H J M M H U I P L A

R W A H Q M O T O R C Y C L E

A S A O N P A P O I U Y T T R

I X Q V J O S G F D S A Q W E

N C W E U I D B U S T F S A A

B V E R Y K F A N Z R R T D E

G B R C H M G N D E E T R A R

T N T R B L H D E U I G A M O

R M Y A V N C A R S N H M A P

F K U F G J I H G W S D F G L

V L I T T U K L R O P K H G A

C O O A F Y D B O A T U M A N

D B I C Y C L E U A S D F G EE R T Y U I O P N Q W E R R Y

W D G H H J K L D U T T R E J



MEET DAVID

David is a young boy that lives in a big city. When hewakes up in the morning and opens his bedroom window

he can see exactly how big the city he lives in is. From therehe sees lots of different things. But the names of the thingshe sees have been changed, put them in the correct order.

block of flats cinema discotheque hospital

police station museum of arts factory

church theatre post office shopping mall

restaurant street park shop hotel

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A VISIT TO THE ZOO

Molly’s aunt took her to the zoo so that she could see allthe wild animals but some joker swapped the letters

forming the names of the animals in front of their cages.Help Molly discover the correct names of the animals.

arbe

dicolerco

antphele

raffegi

larigol

ardople

onli

komeny cerrhiosno

aneks

gerti

fwlo



TONY TURTLE

Tony, the turtle, is anuncommon superhero… He

helps the world get rid of all themistakes! He has got a hugetask… Help him by trapping theincorrect plural so that he canlater destroy it in his mistakedisposal machine.

child

children

childrens

mouse

mouses

mice

thief

thieves

thiefes

wife

wifes

wives

hero

heroes

heros

policeman

policemans

policemen

man

men

mans

woman

womans

women

foot

foots

feet

deer

deer

deers

baby

babys

babies

daisy

daisys

daisies



WHAT’S YOUR HOBBY?

Tom has got a strangehobby… Try to find out what is

it after you discover all theother hobbies that are shownin the following pictures.

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Now, what about you? Write a short text in which yousay if you like any of the activities mentioned above, andwhy or why not? You can also mention your own hobbies.

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SPORTS CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Solve this crossword puzzle by reading the clues.

V e r t i c a l V

e r t i c a l

Horizontal Horizontal

Horizontal

1. The athletes have races withboats which haven’t got anengine.

2. The athletes use a bicycle tomove as fast as they can.

3. The athlete has to do a lot of running.

4. There is one basket on eachside of the court; the players of one team try to make the ballpass through the basket of the

other team to score points.5. The athletes have to move as

fast as they can inside water.

Vertical

1. A person must have a lot of patience so that he/she cancatch a fish with a fishing pole.

2. The athlete performs exercisesto develop the muscles or fitnessor to demonstrate agility.

3. Typical British sport in whichthe players have to hit a smallball with a bat.

4. You can run with the ball oryou can kick it. The ball is

shaped like a melon.5. Team sport in which the ball

can only be touched with thefeet; only a specific player cantouch it with his hands.

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INSIDE THE CLASSROOM

Here is a picture of a classroom, not very different fromthe one you are in, where there are several objects. However

the letters which form the words that correspond to theseobjects are all jumbled… Try to find out all the words.

1. ckboardbla

2. ircah

3. oceboksa

4. keds

5. rodo

6. dolwr pam

7. otrojprec

8. pate corerder

9. er’schaet keds

10. diwnow



Key:

TREASURE ISLAND

Help the explorers translate the secret message theydiscovered aboard an old abandoned Greek ship.

ωηεν ψου γετ το τηε ισλανδ ψου ωιλλ σεε ϕυστ ινφροντ οφ ψου α γρεατ ροχκ ωιτη α σηαπε σιµιλαρτο α σκυλλ, τυρν ριγητ ανδ ωαλκ αηεαδ υντιλ ψου

ρεαχη τηε χοχονυτ τρεεσ, τηεν τυρν λεφτ ανδφολλοω τηε τιγερ φοοτστεπσ, ψου ωιλλ ρεαχη αν

ολδ Ινδιαν χεµετερψ. τηε τρεασυρε ισ βυριεδ ινφροµ οφ τηε Ινδιαν στατυε.

A = αB = βC = χ

D = δE = εF = φ

G = γ H = ηI = ι

J = ϕK = κ L = λ

M = µN = νO = ο

P = πQ = θR = ρ

S = σT = τU = υ

V = ϖW = ω X = ξ

Y = ψ Z = ζ



THE HOUSELabel the different parts of the house.

living-room dining-room kitchen bathroombedroom attic basement pantry

hall garage study



B Q W H K O L C O O K E RO F W M Y T W U W E R D OT R A J L A M P E T O F MT T S U Y B A B R A C R IL G H Y K L S O U P D O CE Y I H Z E D A U L E E RE H N N X A Y R L M R Z OR J G B F R I D G E B A WT L M U Y T R E L D R R AP L A T E Q B N A Q T U VP G C Z X C V B S F G J E

Ç D H N H Y Y U S I N K F M X I L K J H G F D S A AK K N I F E A S D F O R KI F E D F G H J M N B V C

HIDDEN IN THE KITCHEN

There are fourteen objects that you can find in a kitchenhidden in the word puzzle below. Try to find them!



armchair bathtub bookcase chair

chest of drawers computer cooker mirror

dishwasher cupboard curtains sofa

wash-basin fridge kettle lamp

photograph shower sink

table TV set wardrobe

FURNITURE

Put the missing words in the correct compartment of the house.

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DEGREES OF THE ADJECTIVES

Write sentences comparing the pictures you see below.Use the correct degree of the adjectives.

1. Fast (superlative)

2. Happy (superlative)

3. Interesting (comparative)

4. Cold (comparative)

5. Healthy (comparative)

6. Dangerous (superlative)

7. Hot (comparative)

8. Nervous (superlative)



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Pág. 14 Daily Routine

Do his homework

Brush his teeth again Go to bed

Have dinner

Go back home

Comb his hair

Watch TV

Get up

Go to school

Have a shower

Wake up

Get dressed Have breakfast

Brush his teeth

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Pág. 18 Dates

2002 – Two thousand and two.24/03/75 – The twenty-fourth of March of nineteen

seventy-five.733 A.D. – Seven hundred and thirty-three A.D.27/09/28 – The twenty-seventh of September of

nineteen twenty-eight.

33 B.C. – Thirty-three B.C.01/01/01 – The first of January of two thousand and one.1999 A.D. – Nineteen ninety-nine A.D.3000 B.C. – Three thousand B.C.04/10/93 – The fourth of October nineteen

ninety-three.13/06/95 – The thirteenth of June of nineteen ninety-five.

Pág. 17 Sandra‘s Timetable

8:30

9:30

10:30

11:30

12:30

14:30

15:30

16:30

17:30

LUNCH

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

School Timetable

FRENCH

FRENCH

PHILOSOPHY

NATURAL

SCIENCE

NATURAL

SCIENCE

HISTORY

HISTORY

PHILOSOPHY

DRAWING

DRAWING

FRENCH

NATURAL

SCIENCE

PHILOSOPHY

HISTORY

HISTORY

DRAWING

ENGLISH

ENGLISH

SOCIOLOGY

SOCIOLOGY

GYMNASTICS

GYMNASTICS

ENGLISH

ENGLISH

PSYCHOLOGY

PSYCHOLOGY

GYMNASTICS

PSYCHOLOGY

Pág. 20 Jobs

Pág. 19 Means of Transportation

PolicemanDoctorJudge

NurseElectricianMechanic

TeacherLawyerMason

GardenerBakerPainter

T Q E R G H J M M H U I P L AR W A H Q M O T O R C Y C L EA S A O N P A P O I U Y T T R

I X Q V J O S G F D S A Q W EN C W E U I D B U S T F S A AB V E R Y K F A N Z R R T D EG B R C H M G N D E E T R A RT N T R B L H D E U I G A M OR M Y A V N C A R S N H M A PF K U F G J I H G W S D F G LV L I T T U K L R O P K H G AC O O A F Y D B O A T U M A ND B I C Y C L E U A S D F G EE R T Y U I O P N Q W E R R YW D G H H J K L D U T T R E J

Pág. 21 Where Do They Work At?

air stweardess – aeroplane;

actor – theatre;cashier – supermarket;chef – kitchen;doctor – hospital;factory worker – factory;farmer – ranch;hairdresser – salon;

judge – law court;

mechanic – garage;policeman – police station;postman – post office;secretary – office;teacher – school;waiter – restaurant.



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SOCKS SWEATSHIRT SHOES RAINCOAT

SHIRT JEANS JUMPER PULLOVER

BOOTS COAT BLOUSE OVERCOAT

DRESS TROUSERS TURTLENECKPULLOVER

SKIRT

jacket

top

belt

t-shirt

Pág. 22 Top Models

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Pág. 25 Rose’s Secret

Pág. 26 Rose’s Secret

Answers

1. She is fifteen years old.

2. She is the super-heroin La Rosa Negra.

3. It wasn’t long ago, early in the morning.

4. She discovered what she could do to help mankind

by watching the news on TV.

5. Her mission is to free the world from the bondage

of pollution.

6. The earth’s rivers and seas are being polluted,

animals are being killed, tonnes of waste are being

left unattended. Man is responsible for it.

7. Only if everybody helps can we change the

situation.

8. We can help by doing simple gestures like

recycling.

Questions

1. What was her secret identity?

2. When does she become the super-heroin?

3. What are her super powers?

4. Why do people leave waste unattended?5. What does she intend to do?

6. Why does man kill endangered species?

7. What can the younger generation do to help?

8. What can governments do to help?

I must…

• Try to recycle as much as possible

• Protect endangered species of animals

• Sort out the garbage• Walk as much as possible instead of using the

bus or the car

I mustn’t…

• Throw garbage on the street

• Waste too much water for example when I’m

bathing

Pág. 27 Adjectives

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Bo

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Unfrie ndly

Stu pid

Com mon

Dir ty

Ha rd

Sma rt

Intel ligent

Curi ous

Ev il

Dyna mic

Charm ing

Pág. 28 Meet David

Church

Cinema

Hospital

Discotheque

Factory

Hotel6

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Park

Police station

Post office

Restaurant

Shop12

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Street

Theatre

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Pág. 29 A Visit to the Zookomeny " monkey;

gerti " tiger;cerrhiosno " rhinoceros;

larigol " gorilla;dicolerco " crocodile;

onli " lion;arbe " bear;

aneks " snake;ardople " leopard;

fwlo " wolf;antphele " elephant;

raffegi " giraffe.

PIGEON

GOAT SHEEP

BULLHORSE

GOOSEDUCK

CHICKEN

COCK

COW

PIG

MONKEY

Pág. 32 Tony Turtlechildrens; mouses; thiefes; wifes; heros; policemans;mans; womans; foots; deers; babys; daisys.

Pág. 33 Simple Presentor Present Continuous

1. goes; 2. listens; 3. are building; 4. go; 5. is going;6. play; 7. are; 8. are buying; 9. is playing; 10. playswas; listened; didn’t watch; there wasn’t; wasn’t;drove; had; went; talked; there weren’t; wanted; had;were; didn’t have.

Pág. 35 Family Tree1. aunt2. brother3. brother-in-law4. children5. cousin6. daughter7. daughter-in-law8. father9. father-in-law

10. grandchildren11. granddaughter12. grandparents13. grandson14. great-grandchildren

15. great-grandfather16. great-grandmother17. great-grandparents18. mother19. mother-in-law20. nephew21. niece22. parents23. parents-in-law24. sister25. sister-in-law26. son27. son-in-law28. uncle

Pág. 37 Henry’s Camping Weekend

What is Henrygoing to do this

weekend?

Yes, they do. But they’restill a bit afraid something

wrong might happen.

What did heforget to pack?

Henry forgot to packhis mountain boots.

What meal is hehaving with his

parents?

He is probably comingback on Sunday night.

When is hecoming back?

Henry likes campingbecause that way he can truly

feel a contact with nature.

Why does he likecamping?

Henry is going camping.

How long willHenry’s camping

trip take?

The camping trip willtake about two days.

Where is hegoing camping?

He is going camping tothe woods near his city.

Do his parents lethim go campingwith his friends?

Henry is having dinnerwith his parents.

Pág. 40 Sports Crossword Puzzle

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O M I 3 J O G G I N G

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1 D O I N G C R O S S W O R D S2 G O I N G T O F O O T B A L L M A T C H E S

3 C L I M B I N G4

S T A M P C O L L E C T I N G5 G O I N G T O T H E T H E A T R E6 G O I N G T O D I S C O S

7 L I S T E N I N G T O M U S I C8

W A T C H I N G T V9

T A K I N G P H O T O S10

P L A Y I N G C H E S S

11F I S H I N G

12S W I M M I N G

13R E A D I N G

14L E A R N I N G A F O R E I G N L A N G U A G E

15W A L K I N G

16 S P O R T S

Pág. 39 What‘s Your Hobby?

Pág. 30 A Visit to the Farm



Pág. 49 What’s Wrong Here?

Joe likes going to school because there he can gettogether with all his friends. Of course there are someclasses which he doesn’t like. For example he sayshe hates numbers so he doesn’t like Maths, but heloves Physical Education. In the breaks he can hangaround with his friends, tell jokes or go to the bar and

eat something. There is one teacher Joe particularlylikes: the French teacher, Mr Poitier, because he isyoung, always in a good mood and makes themlaugh but still manages to explain with calm andpatience the French language. He often says:“Students like what they can understand!”

Pág. 53 Treasure Island

Pág. 55 Hidden in the Kitchen

B Q W H K O L C O O K E RO F W M Y T W U W E R D OT R A J L A M P E T O F MT T S U Y B A B R A C R IL G H Y K L S O U P D O CE Y I H Z E D A U L E E R

E H N N X A Y R L M R Z OR J G B F R I D G E B A W

T L M U Y T R E L D R R AP L A T E Q B N A Q T U VP G C Z X C V B S F G J EÇ D H N H Y Y U S I N K F M X I L K J H G F D S A AK K N I F E A S D F O R KI F E D F G H J M N B V C

Pág. 56 FurnitureBookcase

Computer

Wardrobe

Chest of drawers

Mirror

Wash-basin

Shower

Bathtub

Lamp

Armchair

Sofa

TV set

Cupboard

Table

Chair

Photograph

Curtains

Kettle

Cooker

Sink

Dishwasher

Fridge

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When you get to the island you will see just in front ofyou a great rock with a shape similar to a skull, turnright and walk ahead until you reach the coconut

trees, then turn left and follow the tiger footsteps, youwill reach an old Indian cemetery. The treasure isburied in front of the Indian Statue.

Pág. 54 The House

ATTIC

STUDYBEDROOM

DINING-ROOMKITCHEN

PANTRY

GARAGE LIVING-ROOMHALL

BASEMENT

BATHROOM

Pág. 57 The Mistery…

D1

C2

A3

E4

B5

Pág. 52 Inside the Classroom

1. Blackboard

2.Chair

3. Bookcase

4. Desk

5. Door

6. World map

7.Projector

8. Tape recorder

9. Teacher’s desk

10. Window

Pág. 58 Degrees of Adjectives

1. It’s the fastest car.

2. He is the happiest clown in the circus.

3. Harry Potter’s book is more interesting than the

dictionary.

4. The ice-cream is colder than the tea.

5. The young boy is healthier than the old man.

6. It is the most dangerous lion.

7. The beach is hotter than the mountains.

8. He is the most nervous man I know.

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