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ESO1 TABLE OF CONTENTS UNITS 6&7
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Cats versus dogs
Dog lover Chris Packham and cat lover Liz Bonnin travel around the UK finding out more about the animals and what makes each so special.
But which do you prefer? Are you crazy about cats or do you dig dogs?
Watch the video here.
Submit a comment. Here you are some examples:
Cats because you can play with them and they will cuddle you as well. They are really fluffy too. Nicole, Peterborough, England
I prefer dogs, as I have always loved dogs, and a lot more responsibility is needed. Amy
I prefer dogs, specifically because you can teach them tricks and they are so energetic whereas cats are quite lazy! Evie, Bedford, England
I love dogs because you really get to know them. DOGS RULE! Lucy, Bucks, England
I prefer dogs because when cats stand on you their claws dig in your leg. Mia, Wolverhampton, England
Dogs because they are more interactive and they are lovable and so cute. Jessica, Milton Keynes, England
I like cats better than dogs because you don’t have to spend as much money or time on them. Sarah, Wales
I think cats are amazing because they are cute and fluffy. Olivia, Rochdale, England
ESO3 TABLE OF CONTENTS UNITS 5&6
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PAU Tests HW
Take these listening & reading tests in real exam conditions. Don’t use a dictionary and listen to the tests only twice. Use up to 45′ to answer each reading exam.
Deadline: Thursday 12th May.
- Reading & listening Tests
- Audio files:
- Key
You may have to create a dropbox account to download the audio file. It’s free!
A small escape
A Small Escape from David Sandell on Vimeo.
Winner of best animation at Sveriges Kortfilmfestival (Sweden’s Short Film Festival) 2016.
A short film about a pair of scissors trying to escape a kitchen.
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About Canada & Toronto
Listening activities on Canadian history.
TORONTO
1. What do you know about Toronto?
2. Can you place it on this map?
Check your answer here.
3. Read the following statements and decide whether they are true (T) or false (F).
a) Toronto is on the southern shore of Lake Ontario, near the US border.
b) Toronto is Canada’s largest city.
c) Toronto is the capital city of Canada.
d) It is a major economic and cultural center for the country.
e) Toronto was founded as York by the British in the late 1700s.
f) 8 million people live in the Greater Toronto Area.
g) Neighbourhoods such as China Town, Greektown and Little Italy are examples of Toronto’s diversity.
h) The city’s iconic CN Tower is one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World.
i) The Art Gallery of Ontario was designed by the American architect Frank Gehry.
j) Toronto is nicknamed “The City that Dreams”.
k) Chipmunks are animals you can see in parks in Toronto.
l) Toronto is North America’s fifth largest city.
m) In Toronto there’s a square which looks like Times Square in New York City.
n) You can buy vintage clothes at Saint Lawrence Market.
o) You can buy fresh food at the Kensington Markets.
p) You can meet Snoopy and his friends in Canada’s Wonderland.
q) The largest fall of Niagara Falls is the Horseshoe Fall.
r) The Horseshoe Fall (in Niagara Falls) sits on the border with New York State.
4. Watch this video and check your answers to number 3. Correct the false sentences with the right information.
5. Watch again and put the following in the right order (as they appear on the video):
- Canada Square
- Edward Gardens and High Park
- Toronto Eaton Centre (shopping mall)
- Kensington Markets
- The CN Tower
- The Royal Ontario Museum
- Dundas Square
- The Ontario Science Centre
- Canada’s Wonderland
- The Art Gallery of Ontario
- The hilltop castle Casa Loma
- The Hockey Fall of Fame
- The Toronto Zoo
- Saint Lawrence Market
- The PATH (underground mall)
- Rogers Centre (sports stadium)
- The distillery district
6. Which do you think are the top 5 travel attractions in Toronto? Watch this video and compare.
If you want to learn more:
Chris Hadfield’s videos from space
How do you think astronauts sleep in space? Do they need any special equipment?
Decide whether these statements are true (T) or false (F):
- Astronauts are never tired in space.
- There are three small bedrooms at the International Space Station.
- The bedrooms at the International Space Station are also called sleep stations or sleep pods.
- Inside each sleep station there is a blanket tied to the wall.
- Astronauts sleep on a mattress.
- Astronauts don’t need a pillow.
- In space, without gravity, you can relax every muscle in your body and your arms float in front of you.
- Chris Hadfield doesn’t wear jammies at night.
- Chris Hadfield sleeps up to six hours everyday on board the space station.
Watch this video and find out. Check your previous answers and if a statement is false, correct it.
At home you can also watch these other videos and you can post a comment here on what you think about them.
And this is Hadfield’s tribute to David Bowie:
Oral Presentation on a Sport
Remember to include bibliography, webgraphy and to use images labeled for reuse.
You can include a clip… (in English!)
Do not copy paste from the Internet. Use your own words.
Try searching for information on different sites. Simple English Wikipedia can be better than Wikipedia in English.
Do not fill your slides with too much text, just facts and figures and key words. You can use index cards to remember what you want to explain.
When delivering the presentation, feel confident, make eye contact with your audience and smile at them, be sure to have inflection in your voice so that you engage listeners, use hand motions and beware of your body language.
Don’t forget to include a table of contents at the beginning.