Read the story and answer the following questions.

A DISASTROUS DINNER

Last Friday, Mrs. Anderson planned to have a delicious dinner. She

bought a T-bone steak and some cream and apples for an apple pie.
When she came home from the shops she put her shopping on the
table. While she was setting the table, her two pets sat underneath it
and watched her. Then she went to the kitchen to make the pastry for
the pie. She was a little forgetful so she didn’t realize the steak, cream
and apples were still on the table. While she was making the pastry, the
dog jumped on a chair and looked longingly at the steak. At last it took
the steak in its mouth and jumped off the chair, just as Mrs. Anderson
was coming back into the dining room. Mrs. Anderson screamed, but the
dog ran into the garden. She ran after the dog. While she was chasing the
dog, the cat jumped on the table and started drinking the cream. Mrs.
Anderson didn’t manage to catch the dog, and she came back into the
dining room. When she saw the cat, she shrieked, and the cat got such a
fright that it jumped a meter into the air, and leapt out the window. Mrs.
Anderson threw her broom at the cat, but she missed, and broke the
window. At the same time she overbalanced and put her hand in the
cream, spilling it all over the tablecloth. Poor Mrs. Anderson - she had no
dinner, only a dirty tablecloth and a broken window.

Glossary: set the table - put knives and forks, plates, salt etc. on the table., underneath -
under it., longingly - e.g. the dog wanted it but knew it couldn’t have it., shriek - louder
than scream., get a fright - suddenly (not the same as be frightened)., overbalance - to
lose your balance and fall.

Answer these questions about the story. Answer in complete sentences.

1.What did Mrs. Anderson plan?

2.Why did she buy cream and apples?
3.When did her pets watch her?
4.Where did she leave the steak?
5.When did the dog jump on the chair?
6.How did the dog look at the steak?
7.When did the dog jump off the chair?
8.Where did the dog go?
9.What was she doing when the cat jumped on the table?
10.What did Mrs. Anderson do when she saw the cat
 Jealous Guy You might not me anymore
John Lennon I was inside
I was - inside
I was of the past
And my heart was fast
I didn´t mean…
I to lose control
I to lose control
I was to your eye
Thought that you were to
I didn´t to you I´m hide
sorry that I you I was my pain I
I didn´t mean to you was my pain
I´m just a jealous guy

I didn´t …
I was insecure

1. Match the expressions on

the left with their definitions
on the right.

1. I didn’t mean to 6. To swallow one’s pain

2. To make one cry

a.To cope with the difficulty
3. To feel insecure
b.It wasn’t my plan
4. You might not love
me c.To attract one’s attention

5. To catch one’s eye d.To be anxious,

e. Your feelings have changed f. To bring someone to tears

 1. Choose the right word:

I'm starting/hurting/hurrying baby,

I'm breaking/broken/rocking down
I need yours/your/you’re loving, loving
I need it how/know/now
When I'm about/without/in doubt you
I'm something week/wink/weak
You got me betting/begging/wedding, betting/begging/wedding
I'm on my keys/knees/news

2. Fill the gaps with the words you hear:

I don’t wanna be __________ your love

I just wanna be ______ in your love
And it's killing me when _______ away
Ooh ________, cause I really don't care ________ you are
I just wanna be _______ where you _____
And I gotta _____ little _______

3. Fill the gaps with the antonyms of the given words::

Sugar
____ please
Won't you _____ and put it _____ on me up(x2) bad
I'm right ______, cause I need sourness
______ love and _______ sympathy
Yeah you ______ me ______ loving no(x2) go(x2) big(x3)
Make it _______
Need a _______ __________ in my life
Sugar
___ please
Won't you ______ and put it _____ on me

4. Choose the right spelling:

My broken peaces/pieces/pisces
You peek/pik/pick them up
Don't live/leave/leeve me hanging, hanging
Come geeve/gave/give me some
When I'm witouth/without/withaut you
I’m so insecare/unsicure/insecure
You are the one tingh/thingh/thing, one tingh/thingh/thing
I'm leeving/leving/living for
 5. Find the mistakes and correct them:

I don't wanna be bleeding your love

I just wanna be dip in your life
And it's killing me when we’re away
Ooh maybe, cause I really don't care there you are
I just wanna be here where you harm
And I gotta get a little rest

6. Write the missing letters:

S_g_r
Yes pl_ _s_
W_n't you c_ _e and put it d_ _n on m_
I'm ri_ _t _ er_, c_ _se I need
L_ _tle love and l_ _tle s_mpat_ _
Yeah you s_ _ _ me g_ _ d lov_ _ _
Make it _l_i__ht
N_ _d a l_t_ _e s_e_tne_s in m_ li_e
S_g_r
Yes pl_ _s_
_ _n't y_ _ co _e and put it d_ _n on m_

7. Match the lines:

Yeah , I want (1) ( ) a man

I want (2) ( ) you're hotter

Don't let (3) ( ) that sugar sweet

Unless that (4) ( ) no other way

I gotta be (5) ( ) that red velvet

There ain't (6) ( ) California day

Cause girl (7) ( ) all that shy shhh

than a southern (8) ( ) play no games

I don't wanna (9) ( ) somebody is me

I don't gotta (10) ( ) That's my…

Don't give me (11) ( ) nobody touch it

No make up on (12) ( ) be afraid

8. Underline the words you hear:

Your Sugar No Yes place please Don’t Won’t your you come and pull put it up down at on me
mine I'm bright right there here, cause I seek need Big Little love and sweet little sympathy
So maybe baby, just chow show my me God good bad loving Take Make it right alright Need a
line little sourness sweetness on in my live life Sugar Yet Yes please Don’t Won't yours you
come came and put it up down of on me

(Chorus)
Culture video Unit 1
Marwell Wildlife 4 Over the last century their natural habitat / habit /
housing has disappeared.
5 Tigers are danger / endangered / dangerously
Start thinking
and there are only 3,000 in the wild today.
Answer the questions. 6 Animals have been over-protected / overhunted /
overlooked by humans.
1 Are there any zoos or wildlife centres in your
town? 4 Watch again. Are the sentences true or false?
2 Do you ever visit zoos or wildlife centres? Correct the false sentences.
3 Do you think zoos are a good idea? Why? / Why 1 Marwell Wildlife is one of the least popular
not? wildlife parks in the UK.
______________________________________
Comprehension check 2 Today there are still some scimitar-horned
oryxes in the wild.
1 Watch the video. Choose the correct answers.
______________________________________
1 Where is Marwell Wildlife? 3 Fewer trees and less shade mean only around
A Hertfordshire 25 amur leopards live in the wild.
B Hampshire ______________________________________
C Herefordshire 4 There are three species of tiger.
2 Where did scimitar-horned oryxes used to live? ______________________________________
A around the Sahara Desert 5 Animals have been brought to Marwell because
B around the Atacama Desert they have been overhunted or their habitats
C around the Serengeti Desert destroyed.
______________________________________
3 Where did the amur leopard used to live? 6 In recent years, Marwell Wildlife has grown
A south-eastern Russia smaller.
B south-eastern India ______________________________________
C south-eastern China
5 Watch again. Complete the summary with the
4 What is Marwell’s mission?
correct numbers.
A to let people see rare animals
B to raise money for rare animals 25 150 235 350 1,200
C to return rare animals to the wild 1972 3,000 500,000

2 Watch again. Number the things in the order you Marwell Wildlife opened in (1) __________ and it
see them (1–6). welcomes over (2) __________ visitors every
a sleeping amur tiger ____ year. Thousands of scimitar-horned oryxes used
a rhino ____ to live in the wild but now none remain. Today,
a zookeeper feeding animals ____ only around (3) __________ amur leopards and
a map of North Africa ____ (4) __________ amur tigers live in the wild and
a zookeeper holding a snake ____ the total population of tigers worldwide is only
a ring-tailed coati ____ around (5) __________. Today, Marwell Wildlife
has (6) __________ acres of land and is home to
3 Watch again. Choose correct the correct words (7) __________ species and (8) __________
to complete the sentences. animals in total.
1 Marwell Wildlife is a concerning / conservation /
climatic centre in England.
2 Marwell is dedicated to saving animals which are
becoming extinct / distinct / exciting.
3 Marwell is helping many specialists / scientists /
species that are in serious danger.

4 1
Electronic books, or e-books, provide a new, cool, environmentally- A) Say who or what the
friendly, and inexpensive way to read. Differing from their paper cousins underlined words in the text
only in the binding, e-books are stored and used as computer files rather refer to.
than as ink on paper. 1. their ____________________
2. they ____________________
One arena that might soon see the leap to e-book use is the
classroom. Students would take their handheld e-book readers to the 3. you _____________________
electronic bookstore, load their texts, carry the lot in their bookbag, and 4. it _______________________
not notice the extra weight of a dozen full-length texts. 5. them ____________________
E-books can be purchased directly on the Internet from hundreds of 6. them ____________________
publishers or retail e-bookstores. In either case, pay with your credit or 7. their ____________________
debit card, then download it directly as with a free book, or wait for it to
arrive as an e-mail attachment, a disk or a CD.
E-books can be viewed on a computer screen or using a book reader.
About the size of a large trade paperback, these handheld e-book B) Match the antonyms.
readers have high-resolution, easy-to-read screens, and a computer or 1. inexpensive a) minority
telephone connector to obtain files. Better yet, they have enough 2. retail b) upload
memory to store many book files at once. 3. many c) wholesale
Few conventional bookstores carry e-books yet, but it's a simple 4. download d) expensive
matter for a savvy person to find them. The best bet is an Internet 5. big-name e) few
search engine, directory, or specialty information centre. There, locate e- 6. majority f) nobody
books by author, subject, genre, ISBN, or title. The online versions of
some giant bookstore chains also have searchable e-book sections.
E-publishers and many of their authors have web pages. These have
further information, plot summaries, reviews, pictures, and other good C) Answer the questions about
stuff. They usually provide several chapters to read free so you can try- the text.
before-you-buy, just as in a paper bookstore. If you read a book and like 1. What’s the difference between
it, you could always write a review and send it to the author. Maybe it'll traditional books and e-books?
get published on the net with your name and web site attached. _____________________________
A few big-name authors such as Stephen King, Anne Rice, Frederic
_____________________________
Forsyth, Diana Gabledon, and Colleen McCullough, as well as some large
paper houses like Simon and Schuster have already put a toe in the e- _______________________
book waters, and the field gets more crowded all the time. 2. Where can we buy e-books?
If you love paper books to death and just can't imagine reading any _____________________________
other way, don't panic. So far, e-books are an alternative to the _________________________
traditional ones. They haven't replaced them ... yet. However, you don't 3. What are the advantages of e-
have to be much of a prophet to note that since distributing books
books comparatively to printed
electronically is easier, faster, cheaper, and offers greater variety, we
books?
should soon see a lot more of them.
Some promise to make the experience better than paper with _____________________________
multimedia readers. Others produce audio versions where the author _________________________
reads it to you. 4. Explain the meaning of the
Ah, indulgence. expression “put a toe in the e-book
Keep in mind, you take the same chances buying an electronic book as waters”.
a paper one. Maybe you won't like it after all. But the majority of
_____________________________
electronic publishers screen their books carefully, insist on professional
editing, and publish only the best. If you read an excerpt first and buy ________________________
only from reputable publishers, you won't often be disappointed. 5. Is it possible to read some
chapters of an e-book before you
THE FUTURE OF READING
Electronic Books buy it? Quote from the text.
by Rick Sutcliffe _____________________________
Source: http://www.fazeteen.com/articles/ebooks.htm __________________________
PENNY LANE BY THE BEATLES Penny Lane is in my ears and in my

eyes A four of fish and finger pies in

Penny Lane, there is a barber
summer.Meanwhile back
showingphotographs

Of every head he's had the pleasure to know

Behind the shelter in the middle of
And all the people that come and go
the roundabout
Stop and say "Hello"
The pretty nurse is selling poppies from a

tray And though she feels as if she's in a

On the corner is a banker with a motorcar,
play, She is anyway
And little children laugh at him behind his

back And the banker never wears a mac

In Penny Lane the barber shaves another
In the pouring rain, very strange customer,

We see the banker sitting waiting for a trim,

Penny Lane is in my ears and in my eyes And then the fireman rushes in

There beneath the blue suburban skies From the pouring rain - very strange

I sit, and meanwhile back

Penny Lane is in my ears and in my

In Penny Lane there is a fireman with eyes There beneath the blue suburban
an hourglass,
skies
And in his pocket is a portrait of the Queen
I sit, and meanwhile back
He likes to keep his fire engine clean,

It's a clean machine