Future 01 2e CCRSPlus U07
Future 01 2e CCRSPlus U07
Future 1
Unit 7 Reading
Be College and Career Ready
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BEFORE YOU READ
PREVIEW THE ARTICLE. Look at the article on the next page. Choose the
correct answer.
1. Look at the title and headings. What do you think the article is about?
a. School
b. Time to relax
c. Exercise
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READ
LISTEN AND READ. Then choose the main idea.
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VOCABULARY 1
Match the words with their opposites. Connect the word on the left with a word that has
a completely different meaning. Write the letter on the line.
1. Tired a. Stressed
2. Relaxed b. Work
3. Vacation c. Energetic
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READING TIP
A Read the tip.
Key Words
Key words are important words in a sentence. Key words give information. Key words
are in every sentence.
Example:
57% of American workers today are stressed at work. They work for many
hours. They have busy schedules. They never have enough free time.
The key words in these sentences are in bold. Read the sentences again. Read only the
key words. You understand the main idea from only the key words.
C Read the key words below. Then write complete sentences with them. There is more than
one correct answer.
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CCR R5 A CLOSE READING 1
Read the article again. Answer the questions with details from the article.
3. 37% of workers in the U.S. have . Where is this information in the article?
a. lunch breaks every day a. Lines 14 –15
b. four weeks off every year b. Lines 17–18
c. seven hours of sleep at night c. Line 23
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VOCABULARY 2
Choose the correct answer.
1. (Lines 2 – 6) “Too Much Stress. 57% of American workers today are stressed at work.
They work for many hours. They have busy schedules. They never have enough free
time.” In this heading, too much means stress.
a. a little
b. some
c. a lot of
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2. (Lines 4 – 6) “They work for many hours. They have busy schedules. They never have
enough free time.” A worker with a busy schedule .
a. eats lunch every day
b. likes his job
c. has a lot to do
3. (Lines 7– 9) “34% of American workers do not sleep enough because of stress. Then
they are tired.” This sentence means that workers sleep.
a. get a lot of
b. need more
c. never get any
4. (Lines 7– 9) “34% of American workers do not sleep enough because of stress. Then they
are tired.” A tired person needs to .
a. sleep more
b. work more
c. eat lunch
5. (Lines 17– 20) “Only 37% of workers in the U.S. have four weeks of vacation every year.
Most workers do not have a lot of time off. They always go to work.” An example of a
vacation is when a worker .
a. takes a lunch break at work
b. goes to sleep early at night
c. goes away with family
6. (Lines 23 – 25) “Workers need breaks to relax. They need to spend time with family and
friends. They need to do activities they like.” One way to relax is to .
a. play soccer with friends
b. work more hours
c. do homework
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CLOSE READING 2
Read the article again. Then choose the correct answer.
1. (Lines 14 –16) “The U.S. government does not give all workers the same vacation time.
Only some jobs give workers vacation time.” This means that in the U.S., the
decides the number of vacation days.
a. worker
b. government
c. supervisor
2. (Lines 29 – 30) “Governments in some countries give workers more time off.” This means
that in some other countries, the decides the number of vacation days.
a. worker
b. government
c. supervisor
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3. (Lines 23 – 27) “Workers need breaks to relax. They need to spend time with family and
friends. They need to do activities they like. Then they are not so stressed. They are
healthier and happier. They are better at their jobs.” The writer of this article probably
thinks .
a. workers in the U.S. need more time off
b. visiting friends is the best way to relax
c. free time activities can make people stressed
5. The big headings in this article are Problems and Solutions. What is the best solution to
the problem of stressed and tired workers?
a. Work schedules need to give workers more hours so they make more money.
b. Workers need to go to sleep earlier and make time to relax with their families.
c. The supervisors need to give workers more breaks and vacation days.
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SUMMARIZE
Write the words on the correct blanks to summarize the reading.
Brazil breaks eat important relax sleep stressed the U.S.
enough at night and they do not lunch every day. They need more
3.
free time to with family and do activities they like. They also need
4.
days. gives workers 30 days off every year. But only some workers
6.
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Day After Day
Future 1
Unit 7 Writing
Be College and Career Ready
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COLLECT INFORMATION
A Interview your classmates about their time off. Write down how many vacation days you
have and how you relax.
B How do workers relax? Write a list. Use information from the chart, the article above, the
article from p. 138 of the Student Book, and your own ideas.
1.
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CCR W2 A COMPARE
Write a paragraph about your time off. Read the chart in the article to compare your time
off to another country.
I have days off every year. This is similar to workers in . They have days
off every year. On my days off, I relax with . We .
I have seven days off every year. This is similar to workers in Mexico. They have six days off every
year. On my days off, I relax with my family. We go to the beach.
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