9789152318362

AGNES GENTILI CRONHOLM

J.R. NIEMANN

AWESOME 7

ANTHONY CHILDS-CUTLER

Activity Book

AWESOME är ett läromedel i engelska för år 7–9.

AWESOME 7 består av fem kapitel. Varje kapitel behandlar ett tema och innehåller spännande och aktuella texter. Olika texttyper presenteras och efter varje kapitel finns uppgifter som knyts till de olika texttyperna.

E M O S E AW Activity Book

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ANTHONY CHILDS-CUTLER

Upplägget i Textbook och Activity Book i Awesome 7 är välstrukturerat och tydligt med texter av olika svårighetsgrad.

AWESOME 7 består av • Textbook • Activity Book • Lärarhandledning och facit online (pdf)

AGNES GENTILI CRONHOLM

• Lärarens ljudfiler online • Övningsmästaren, www.ovningsmastaren.se, textbokens ljudfiler, ordträning och övningar.

J.R. NIEMANN

ISBN 978-91-523-1836-2

ISBN 978-91-523-1836-2

(1836-2)

9 789152 318362 9 789152 318362

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Lemonade Before reading Look at the picture on page 89 and the title of the text. What do you think the story is about?

Strategic tip: If you don’t understand a word, look at the words around it to see if you can guess its meaning.

To be a better reader, it’s good to be able to guess what a word means.

Look at the sentence around the word to see if its meaning can help you.

Explore the text A True or false?

Read the statements. Are they true or false?

True

False

1 The old lady is related to Sabine.

2 The boy is scared of the forest.

3 The old lady has a nice sense of humour.

4 Sabine believes in ghosts.

5 The boy took the wrong track through the forest.

6 The old lady was found guilty of murder.

7 The first glass of lemonade was definitely poisoned.

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B What do we know about the boy and the old lady?

Tick the correct boxes.

The boy is …

The old lady has …

1 confident.

6

had a lonely life.

2 friendly.

7

a criminal record.

3 suspicious.

8

no sense of humour.

4 shy.

9

been married.

5 cautious.

10

been the subject of stories and gossip.

C Explain the sentences What do the sentences mean? Who says them? Discuss in small groups.

1 ‘He sounds very sensible. But people can be scary.’

2 ‘True, if you don’t find yourself in a small room with that millionth person.’

3 I couldn’t say exactly what it was, but it had a little something I’d never tasted in lemonade before.

LEMONADE

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Vocabulary D Find the word Replace the word or words in italics with a word from the wordlist on page 127 in the textbook. We have given you the first letter or letters.

When Anne and George got to the camping site, the car park was empty and it was getting dark.

1 George went to get (

f

) some water from a tap.

2 Anne looked into the picnic basket and looked very serious (

f

).

Did she forget the milk?

3 Then they sat in the car eating sandwiches and wondering when another car would come into sight (

a

) on the road.

4 None did. ‘Wow, this place is a bit frightening (

s

), don’t you

think?’ said George.

5 ‘Why?’ said Anne. ‘Are you waiting for (

ex

) an axe murderer

to come out of the forest?’

6 ‘No,’ he answered (

r

). I’m just saying. It’s spooky.’

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E Continue the story The story from exercise D continues. Choose words from the box to fill in. accept

has

prison

accident

imagination

screamed

bloody

listened

sensible

dangerous

offered

guilty

out

Anne turned on the radio and they

to a news report.

(1)

‘Henry Farley, the man found

of murdering five people

(2)

three years ago has escaped from a

near Lake Spokane.

(3)

Police say that he is very

and have told people living in

(4)

the Lake Spokane area to be

and not open their doors

(5)

to strangers. Henry Farley lost his right hand in a car

(6)

while being chased by police after the murders. He now a hook on the end of his right arm.’ Anne another sandwich. He did not ‘Let’s get

George

(8)

(9)

it. ‘Are you crazy?’ he said.

of here!’ She laughed.‘Honestly,

(10)

you have such a wild

(7)

(11)

.’ In the end, she agreed

to drive on and finish their picnic in a place where there were other people.

When she got out of the car at a petrol station, she

(12)

.

Hanging from the back door handle on her side of the car was a hook, all

(13)

from where it had been torn from someone’s wrist.

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Activities F Something really scary

Have you ever been scared by a film you have seen, a game you have played or a story you have read? How old were you? What scared you?

Are you still afraid of something connected to the game, story or text?

Write a short text about a time when something really scared you.

G A recipe for lemonade

Go online and find a recipe for lemonade. Try to find a recipe with more fruits than just lemons.

Read the recipe and underline the words that you don’t understand.

Compare recipes with a friend and see if there are any differences.

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H When mum goes missing

Read the questions and possible answers. Then listen to the story and choose the right answers: 1, 2 or 3.

a Cindy is …

1 13 years old.

f Miranda couldn’t tell anyone about her sick daughter as she …

2 12 years old.

1 was unconscious.

3 30 years old.

2 had lost her memory.

b She and her mother stayed in a …

3 didn’t want to get into more trouble.

2 holiday camp.

g The police broke into the place where Cindy was in bed because they …

3 holiday cottage.

1 had lost the key.

c Miranda combed Cindy’s hair because …

1 it was long and needed combing several times a day.

2 it got in her face while she lay in bed with a temperature.

h When her mother was in hospital, Cindy was looked after by …

3 it looked better when combed.

1 a ghost.

d Miranda had to drive into town to …

1 fetch a doctor.

2 do some shopping.

3 have some time to herself.

e The car crash was …

1 Cindy’s fault.

2 a serious accident.

3 the work of a thief driving a lorry.

1 hotel.

2 knew a sick child was inside but they didn’t have a key.

3 thought a crazy person might attack Cindy.

2 herself – she just didn’t remember.

3 a neighbour who wrote a spooky note afterwards.

WHO DOESN’T LIKE DOGS?

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AGNES GENTILI CRONHOLM

J.R. NIEMANN

AWESOME 7

ANTHONY CHILDS-CUTLER

Activity Book

AWESOME är ett läromedel i engelska för år 7–9.

AWESOME 7 består av fem kapitel. Varje kapitel behandlar ett tema och innehåller spännande och aktuella texter. Olika texttyper presenteras och efter varje kapitel finns uppgifter som knyts till de olika texttyperna.

E M O S E AW Activity Book

7

ANTHONY CHILDS-CUTLER

Upplägget i Textbook och Activity Book i Awesome 7 är välstrukturerat och tydligt med texter av olika svårighetsgrad.

AWESOME 7 består av • Textbook • Activity Book • Lärarhandledning och facit online (pdf)

AGNES GENTILI CRONHOLM

• Lärarens ljudfiler online • Övningsmästaren, www.ovningsmastaren.se, textbokens ljudfiler, ordträning och övningar.

J.R. NIEMANN

ISBN 978-91-523-1836-2 ISBN 978-91-523-1836-2

(1836-2)

9 789152 318362 9 789152 318362

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