2019-08-26 Core: 8 review and test

Greg Malivuk
gmalivuk@staffordhouse.com
http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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Homework: Write a news article (with a similar structure to the on on p. 101) about future archaeologists discovering the “wonder of the world” that you designed in class today. (The background can be information about the place it was discovered and when it was built. The conclusion can have some speculation by archaeologists about its purpose or meaning.)
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p. 104 part 1 - Match each headline with two comments. Choose the best option in each comment.
1 b - can’t
  e - might
2 a - must
  f - might (A fish is just one possible explanation.)
3 c - might have
  d - can’t have

part 4 - Write down two examples of each thing.
1 oxygen, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, hydrogen, methane
2 ant, butterfly, fly, beetle
3 ancient, prehistoric
4 theory, assumption, fact

part 5 - With your partner, try to answer all of these questions.
1 when you change a photo to make it look like something false
2 the part that holds the leaves of a green plant (Trees don’t have stems, they have trunks.)
3 burrs, honey, glue, tape, sticky rice
4 whales, salmon, dolphins, terns, geese, monarch butterflies
5 It spreads water for farming.
6 a collection of information to be saved for a long time
7 birthdate, nationality, photograph
8 No. A hoax is an act (more than just words) meant to trick or deceive many people.
9 forgeting keys, etc.; car accidents; cutting off the Internet for Armenia
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Vocabulary Review
p. 101 part 3 - adjective+ly adverbs
p. 100 part 3 - expressing surprise and disbelief
	(Remember: Come on! / Come off it!)
p. 98 part 4
p. 96 part 1 - history vocabulary
p. 95 part 9-10 - “look” expressions
p. 94 part 2 - the natural world
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Write one surprising truth and one lie about yourself.
Say and react to each sentence. Which one is true?
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“Did you like?” - This is always ungrammatical. “Like” must have an object.
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Handout part 3 - The modals in bold are incorrect. What should they be instead?
2 can’t/couldn’t
3 may/might/could (This is about the future, so “will” also works, but not “must”.)
4 may/might/could / may not/might not
5 must
6 can’t (If it will always be a mystery, it can’t be properly explained.)
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BREAK
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TEST
part 1 - present
part 2 - past
part 6a - write the letters next to the words (NOT lines)
part 6b - use the words on the left side of 6a
part 7 - Choose the correct word to complete each sentence, then match the responses with the statements.

DON’T DO 8b or 9
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TOTAL: 63 points