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by Martyn Hobbs and Julia Starr Keddle
with Cheryl Pelteret
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Module 1 Sport: basketball 46-47
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Module 2 Technology: gadgets 48-49
Module 3 Geography: deserts 50-51
Module 4 Civic studies: the UK political system 52-53
Module 5 History: the Romans in Britain 54-55
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Module 6 Earth Science: volcanoes 56-57
Module 7 Biology: nutrition 58-59
Roleplays 60-61
SONGS 62-64
Unit 1
1 Amy and Pete are deciding what to do. 3 a Shall b What about c Lets
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Complete the dialogue. Choose a, b or c. 4 a what time b whats on c what is
5 a stand b like c mind
AMY Its a bank holiday tomorrow, Pete. 1 ________ do? 6 a lets b why c shall
PETE 2 _________ some shopping at the Clarendon 7 a love b cant c mind
Centre?
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8 a Where b When c What
AMY Hmm Well, I dont think all the shops are
open, but the cinema is.
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Listen and check.
PETE _________ go shopping and then see a film.
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Example: Which sport does Amy watch on TV? 4 What sport is Mark good at?
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1 What musical instrument does Dan play? 5 What has Vanessa got in her bag?
2 Where is Jessicas mobile phone? 6 What does Tim do in his free time?
3 Which genre of film do Clare and Ben go to see? 7 What can Kirsty do well?
Food Religion
About 6% of Britons are vegetarian. People in Britain have the right to religious freedom.
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Britons drink an average of three cups of tea a day, but There are 8 million active members of a religion in the UK.
young people prefer soft drinks and mineral water.
Fish and chips is the favourite takeaway food. Multiculturalism
Only 40% of Britons regularly eat meat and two veg, 7.9% of the British population are from ethnic minorities.
the traditional family dinner. Nearly 200 languages are spoken across London.
Britons buy more ready-made meals than any other
European country.
Only four in ten young people eat fruit, vegetables
or salad daily.
1 Read the statistics above. Find out what the
numbers mean.
Free time 200 5.5 84 7.9 16 25 80 13
Watching TV is Britains favourite free-time activity.
Going to the cinema is the most popular cultural activity. 2 pairwork Answer the questions.
Seeing friends or relatives is also very popular. 1 Which facts are surprising?
The most common activity away from home is going 2 Which facts arent surprising?
to the pub. 3 Which facts do you think are unlike your country?
50% of Britons regularly do a sport. 4 Which facts do you think are like your country?
Walking is the most popular exercise.
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Cycling Cricket Rugby Union Running Tennis Urban Games Rowing Horse Racing Football Couch Potato
Running Football
Many people go running and also enjoy Millions of British people go to
running marathons for charity. The matches, watch it on TV or play it.
most famous one is the Flora London Football is the nations favourite sport.
Marathon. It is a 26-mile race and London is home to Chelsea, Arsenal
attracts thousands of competitors from and Spurs. The season is from the
all over the world. autumn, through winter and spring.
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Warm up Vocabulary
1 Answer the questions. 2 Match the words with the pictures.
1 Do you like watching basketball? pass | court | kick | basket | throw | bounce | ladder
2 Do you play basketball? | ball
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her
Naismith has anot
great idea!
Students play
the first game
of basketball.
They climb a
ladder to get
the ball out of
Now, when the ball goes into the basket, it falls out
the basket!
through the hole!
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Module
a, b or c.
There are two teams. 1 How often does Katy play basketball?
Each team can have twelve players, but only five players from a a once a week
team can play on the court at the same time. b twice a week
There are two baskets, one at each end of the basketball court. c only at weekends
To score a goal, you get the ball into the basket. You can score 2 When does she play matches?
2 or 3 points each time the ball goes into the basket. a every weekend
The team with the most points, wins! b every holiday
c only during the school term
The game lasts for one hour. There is a break in the middle.
3 What does she usually do in the summer holidays?
a She goes swimming.
What are the rules? b She coaches basketball.
DO c She goes to a basketball coaching camp.
Move the ball only with your hands. Pass, throw or bounce 4 What is the best thing about the camp?
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(dribble) it. a the other students
Jump up high and drop the ball into the basket. b the other activities
c the coaches
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5 Who is her favourite basketball player?
Dont run with the ball.
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a Michael Jordan
Dont hang onto the basket. b Magic Johnson
Dont kick the ball. c Jesse Owens
Speaking
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6 pairwork Ask and answer about your partners
favourite sport or activity.
Reading (
A What is your favourite sport?
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B Football.
3 Read about basketball on page 46. Circle T
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A How often do you play it?
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(True) or F (False).
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B I play it every Saturday.
1 Basketball is more than 100 years old. T / F
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A Why do you like it?
2 The game of basketball comes from the USA. T / F
3 Twelve players from each team can play on the court at
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B Because I play with my friends.
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the same time. T / F
4 When the ball goes into the basket, you score
Writing
points. T / F 7 Write rules about your favourite sport. Write
5 There is a break in the game after 30 minutes. T / F two lists do and DonT.
6 Its wrong to hold the ball and run on the court. T / F
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