Section 1: Vocabulary 1 Complete These Sentences With The Words in The Box
This document contains four sections that provide vocabulary, language, reading, and writing exercises related to industrial processes. Section 1 defines key words used in gauges, valves, engines, and other industrial equipment. Section 2 focuses on matching questions to answers and choosing the correct word to complete sentences. Section 3 has students complete a conversation by filling in missing words. Section 4 prompts writing a short dialogue at a canteen.
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Section 1: Vocabulary 1 Complete These Sentences With The Words in The Box
This document contains four sections that provide vocabulary, language, reading, and writing exercises related to industrial processes. Section 1 defines key words used in gauges, valves, engines, and other industrial equipment. Section 2 focuses on matching questions to answers and choosing the correct word to complete sentences. Section 3 has students complete a conversation by filling in missing words. Section 4 prompts writing a short dialogue at a canteen.
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Section 1: Vocabulary
1 Complete these sentences with the words in the box.
engine flanges gauge handwheel log book pressure temperature warning
1 Turn the ____________ anti-clockwise until it’s open.
2 Read the ____________ to find out the pressure. 3 Write the pressure in the ____________ . 4 Finally, check the ____________ and the valves. 5 There’s a(n) ____________ lamp on the control panel. 6 This switch starts the ____________ . 7 Open the valve to lower the ____________ . 8 The ____________ isn’t right – 200 degrees is too high.
Section 2: Language
1 Match questions 1–7 to answers a–g.
1 What does this switch do? A No, it’s for starting the motor. 2 What’s this? b No, it’s delayed. 3 What’s this thing for? c It starts the engine. 4 Is this a stop button? d At six thirty. 5 How do I start the motor? e It’s a pressure gauge. 6 What time does the flight leave? f You press the green button. 7 Is it on time? GIt’s for measuring the temperature.
2 Choose the correct answer, A, B, C or D.
8 Who is _____ the helicopter? A charged with B the charge of C in charge of D charges of 9 When do you _____ your seat belt? A remove B approach C get in D fasten 10 What must you _____? A remove B to remove C removing D to removing 11 When do you _____ the helicopter? A blow away B remove C get in D signal 12 When do you _____ ear protection? A charge B put on C do D approach
3 Complete this text with sequencing words (first, next, etc.).
(13) ____________, attach the drill pipe to the bit. (14) ____________, put the collar on the bit. (15) ____________, drill the hole. (16) ____________, install the casing in the well hole.
Section 3: Reading
1 Complete this conversation with the words in the box.
ahead along left supervisor’s third T-junction
A: Where’s the (1) ____________ office, please?
B: It’s in the admin building. First, turn (2) ____________ and then go straight (3) ____________ until you come to a (4) ____________ . Turn right – that’s the admin building. A: Which is his office? B: It’s (5) ____________ the corridor – the (6) ____________ door on the left. A: Thanks. Section 4: Writing
1 You are in a canteen. Write your part of the conversation.
TOK - IB
Knowledge Question: To what extent does language shape thought and behavior?
Language can be thought of as a symbol system, engaged in representing the world, capturing and communicating thought and experience. Language also can be seen as existing in itself, as something to be played with and transformed and shaped in its own right and something that can transform and shape thought and action.