Unit 4 - Homework
Unit 4 - Homework
NOTES:
• Write an Essay
• Word Limit: 140-190 words
• Focus on the structure of an essay.
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2 Read the text. Use the word given in capitals at the end of some of the lines to form a word that
fits in the gap in the same line.
responsible to get started on their camping trip.
The two teenagers were 1 __________ PATIENT
courage
They’d never been camping alone as their parents had always 2 __________ COURAGE
danger
them before, because they thought it would 3 __________ their lives. However, DANGER
patient
the two boys had never really been 4 __________ so finally, after a lot of RESPONSIBLE
credible
discussion, their parents agreed they were 5 __________ to do anything stupid. LIKE
boil
They put up their tent near the river. They were 6 __________ hot by the time BOIL
possible
they’d finished so they dived into the river, which was 7 __________ cold, CREDIBLE
much to their surprise. After eating their supper they went to bed but they
like
found it 8 __________ to sleep because they were so excited. POSSIBLE
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3 Complete the text with the, a/an or ‘−’ for zero article.
Modern exploration of the South Pole began in 1902 when Captain Scott led 1 _____ British National
Antarctic Expedition, accompanied by Ernest Shackleton and Dr Edward Wilson. Using 2 _____ teams of dogs
and sledges they aimed to be 3 _____ first people to reach the Pole. Unfortunately, ill health and lack of
supplies meant they failed. 4 _____ few years later, Shackleton led his own expedition and, although he set a
record for reaching 5 _____ farthest point south, he had to turn back 97 miles before the Pole to save 6
_____ lives of his men. In 1911 Roald Amundsen, a Norwegian, set out with 7 _____ extremely well-
organised team who were trained in skiing and dog-driving. As a result, they not only reached the Pole, but
returned 10 days early – something which had never happened before. At the same time, Scott was also
trying to get to the Pole again. This time he succeeded but only to find that 8 _____ Norwegian Flag had
been placed there a month earlier by Roald Amundsen.
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