Text types Chapter Bi ! Chapter Chapter Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter [6 Chapter 7 My Progress advertisements, riddles school notices, event programmes, plays stories, news reports, dictionaries magazine articles, diaries biographies, posters interviews, timetables, certificates, personal letters newsletters, e-mails, stories 17-20 2i-240 QL —————— Oe 1 ___ mai LED A Read the text. to Yale Villa! Are you tired? Do you want fo get away from the busy city? If your answer is ‘yes’, Vale Villa is the perfect holiday destination for you! The only sounds at Yale Villa are the songs of birds and the buzzing of bees. Take a walk in the beautiful hills. Have a rest by the lake where the water is as 5 smooth as glass. Yale Villa is a perfect place for painters or writers. You can have plenty of quiet time to think of new ideas. Nothing can interrupt your holiday — there is no TV or mobile phone signal at Yale Villa. Stay in one of the three houses at Vale Villa, Enjoy cooking food on an open 10 fire and eating in the fresh air. When it is time to sleep, sink into the world’s most comfortable bed and dream until the morning sun wakes you. “My best holiday ever! We lived a simple life, like people lived a hundred years ago. No TV, no mobile. The beds were as soft as marshmallows. Fantastic!” Mro PetersDate: lg © B Read the text again. Blacken @ the circle next to the correct answer. 1° This textis _—__. Qa an advertisement Ob aletter Oc astory Od adiary entry 2 Vale Villa is __ . Oa in the city Ob in the country Oc a theme park Od a painting school 3 You cannot at Vale Villa. Oa have a barbecue Ob draw a picture Oc watch a game show Od go hiking ‘4 Read line 7. What does ‘interrupt’ mean? Qa enjoy doing something Ob stop someone doing something Oc geton well with someone Od be better than something $5 Which sentence is correct about Mrs Peters? Oa She stayed at Vale Villa 100 years ago. Ob She thought Vale Villa should have a TV. Oc She thought the beds were uncomfortable. Od She enjoyed living like people did in the past. A € Would you like to stay at Vale Villa? Why / Why not? Finish the sentence. I because “Pe = more catenin questionDate: LED Read the riddles. 1 = I'm hard and smooth. I'm as white as snow. I can teach you things that you need to know. i) I can’t speak. I sit on the classroom wall. ° One quick clean and I know nothing at all. 2 - I'm soft like a pillow but I don’t sit on your bed. OR I'm too small for you to rest your head. 9 Q ») I taste as sweet as sugar. I'm very light. Buy me in a packet. I'm usually white. = I'm as delicate as a flower — be gentle with me. 9 I love the wind — it makes me feel free. e — Ican dance. I can float in the sky. Use the string to help me fly high. 4 I'm round like a ball but don’t play with me. I taste sweet. I'm bigger than a pea. ft \at Y My name is a colour. I'm soft inside my skin. I'm messy to eat — my juice runs off your chin!Date: © E Read the riddles again and write the answers. What is the answer to Riddle 1,2 What is the answer to Riddle 2.2 What is the answer to Riddle 3.2 What is the answer to Riddle 4? © F Blacken @ the circle next to the correct answer. Which words in the riddles do NOT rhyme? Qa ‘snow and ‘know’ Ob ‘light’ and ‘white’ Oc ‘me’ and ‘pea’ Od ‘free’ and ‘high’ Which riddles talk about size? Oa Riddles 1 and2 Ob Riddles 2 and 4 Oc Riddles 1 and3 Od Riddles 3 and 4 Read Riddle 3,. What does ‘delicate’ mean? Oa breaks easily Ob smells good Oc hard Od rough pS2 . ay A Read the school notice. Date: lg PYK Primary School Dear Parents, 19th April 20XX Class 6B is going on a school trip to the Museum of Children’s Stories. Details of the trip are as follows: Visit to the Museum of Children’s Stories Date: Meeting time: Meeting place: Programme: 8:40 a.m. 10:20 a.m. 12:00 noon 12:45 p.m. 2:10 p.m, 3:00 p.m. D. Ke Chow D. K. Chow Principal 2nd May 20XX 8:30 a.m. School entrance School uniform Lunchbox, water bottle (Pupils may also bring not more than $50 to spend in the museum shop.) Leave school Arrive at the museum Tour of the museum (by museum staff) Story writing workshop (by writer Miss Millie Chan) Lunch Watch a play in the museum theatre Leave museum Arrive at schoolDate: lg © B Read the school notice again and write short answers. 1. Who receives this notice? 2 What is the date of the school trip? ®\© © Blacken @ the circle next to the correct answer. 1 What can pupils bring on the school trip? (You may choose more than one answer.) 2 Who will show pupils around the museum? Qa Millie Chan Ob people working at the museum Oc the teachers Od D.K. Chow 3 The children will watch a play. Oa after they leave the museum Ob atlunchtime Oc in the morning Od in the afternoon 4 How long does it take to travel from school to the museum? Oa 30 minutes Ob 40 minutes Oc 50 minutes Od 1 hour20 Date: lg LD Read the play. Act 2 Scene 1: In the forest Fairy : During the next one hundred years, trees grew up around the castle. After a while everyone forgot that the castle was there. Then one day Prince: I've never been in this part of the forest before. I wonder what's on the other side of these trees. Prince cuts down the trees. Prince: At last! There’s a castle! I'm going inside. Act 2 Scene 2: Inside the castle Prin Everyone is asleep. Wake up! He shakes a man and then a woman. They do not wake up. Prince; I don’t understand. They’re not dead. They’re warm. Why can’t anyone hear me? Suddenly the Prince spotted the Princess. What a beautiful girl! Wake up! Oh, she can’t hear me. He decides to kiss the Princess. He kisses her and she opens her eyes. Prince: You're awake! Princess: Yes, I'm awake at last. Thank you! I’ve been asleep since a witch put a spell on me one hundred years ago. We were all asleep but now everyone is waking up. Prince; That’s good. I don’t want to kiss everyone! Princess: Let's find my father — the King. Prince and Princess exit.Date: lg © E Read the play again and number the events (1-6) in the correct order. The Prince kissed the Princess. Trees grew up around the castle. A witch put a spell on the Princess. aos 8 The Prince tried to wake the people but they didn’t wake up. The Prince cut down the trees. f | The Princess woke up first and then the others started to wake up. ° ©© F Blacken @ the circle next to the correct answer. 1 Read line 13: Suddenly the Prince spotted the Princess. What does ‘spotted’ mean? Qa drew spots on Ob saw Oc heard Od woke 2 In this play, the Fairy acts as ___. Oa the main character Ob the Prince Oc the narrator Od the Princess ‘Sr3° What will happen in Act 2 Scene 3? . Oa The Prince meets the King. Gd Ob The Princess falls asleep again. , 4 What do the Prince and the Oc The Prince kisses the King. Princess want to do at the Od The Prince falls asleep. endloriscene?? G How does the play end? What did the Princess do when she found her father? Write 2-3 sentences. The Princess found the King. SheQD — — ———_— 3 ee * LEA Read the story. A Visitor from Planet Junk The Chan family were having a picnic. Their empty bottles and bags were all around them. Just then, a spaceship landed in front of them and an alien flew out of the top. oo MULT x ES ‘Hello!’ he said. ‘I'm Zaza from Planet Junk. My planet is like a huge dustbin so 5 I'm looking for a new home. Unfortunately, this planet looks as dirty as mine!’ The Chans looked embarrassed. ‘We should stop leaving our rubbish everywhere,’ said Mr Chan. ‘Wow! What are those green things?’ asked Zaza. ‘They’re trees,’ replied Mrs Chan. ‘You have so many trees,’ said Zaza. ‘There are no trees on Planet Junk 10 because our grandparents cut them all down.’ Zaza spent the rest of the day with the Chans. He was not impressed. ‘I can’t live on Planet Earth,’ he said. ‘Soon Planet Earth will be as bad as Planet Junk. You must stop wasting energy and making so much rubbish. Goodbye!’ As Zaza flew off, Mrs Chan said, ‘We should stop turning our Earth into another 15 Planet Junk.’ ‘Yes,’ her son Danny agreed. He had an idea, ‘Let’s ...’ High above them in his spaceship, Zaza smiled. Job done!Date: lg © B Read the story again and blacken @ the circle next to the correct answer. 1 Read line 4: My planet is like a huge dustbin ... This tells us that ____ . Qa Zaza lives in a dustbin Ob Zazo’s planet is full of rubbish Oc Zazo’s planet is very small Od@ Zaza likes his planet 2 Read the fifth paragraph. Which sentence is correct? Qa Zaza cut down the trees on his planet. Ob There are more trees on Planet Junk than on Planet Earth. Oc Zaza has never seen a tree before. Od Zaza prefers the trees on Planet Junk. 3 > Which sentence is NOT correct about Planet Junk? Qa There are no trees. Ob Itis a dirty planet. Oc The people throw away a lot of rubbish. Od The people recycle and reuse old things. ra Read line 11: He was not impressed. What does this mean? Oa Zaza didn’t like Planet Earth. Ob Zaza liked Planet Earth. Oc Zaza wanted to move to Planet Earth. Od Zaza thought Planet Earth was worse than Planet Junk. A € What is Danny’s idea? What should the Chan family do to help save the Earth? Write 2-3 sentences. The Chan family shouldDate: LD Read the news report. Ceres Gite ean School Wins Go Green Award By Dora Lau Western Primary School is the proud winner of this year’s Go Green Award. Their ideas to help save our planet have won them $2,000. Principal Pamela Chan told us, “The children would like to spend the money on a wildlife garden. They want to attract insects, especially butterflies. We also hope to have a pond where pupils can study frogs and fish.” Emily Wong of the school’s Green Club told us about their ‘green canteen’. ‘We've stopped using disposable knives, forks and spoons. Students who bring their own cutlery get a sticker. When they have twenty stickers, they get a badge. We've stopped throwing away so much rubbish too. We recycle all our bottles and cans? The school has so many excellent ideas. For example, every Wednesday is ‘walk to school’ day. A Primary 6 pupil said, “It’s good for us and good for the environment.” All around the school there are posters to remind pupils to turn off taps and stop wasting electricity. These may seem like small changes but as Pamela Chan said, ‘Every little helps.Date: ee ®\© E Read the news report again and write short answers. 1 Who won an award? Sr Find a word that means ‘objects used for eating food’. ©\© F Blacken @ the circle next to the correct answer. 1 Pupils can get a badge by Oa joining the Green Club Ob eating in the green canteen Oe recycling bottles and cans Od bringing their own cutlery 2 Wednesdays are good for the pupils because ____ . Qa they turn off all the taps at school Ob they get exercise on the way to school Oc their school gets $2,000 Od they don't use plastic bags ‘$r3_ Pamela Chan said, ‘Every little helps.’ What does this mean? Qa Every little child should help. Ob The school can do more for the environment. Oc Allimprovements are good, even if they are small. Od Some pupils in the school aren't helpful. “Yr4 What does ‘green’ mean in the report? green adj 1 not yet ready to be eaten: The bananas are still green. 2 containing green vegetables: May I have a green salad, please? 3 good for the environment: This city follows green recycling policies. 4 having the colour of grass and leaves: She has beautiful green eyes. oat Ob2 Oc3 oda4ee CTC mai qo A Read the magazine article. eset Why do animals become extinct? 16,000 species of animals are facing extinction. Whose fault is this? Ours. Every day people need more space, more food and more water. As people build more roads, cit and factories, animals lose the places where they live and find food. Some animals cannot live in the new man-made environment. Pollution is another problem. People make a lot of rubbish. We throw it away carelessly and pollute the Earth’s soil, water and air. This can kill animals. Animals also die at the hands of people through hunting and fishing. We kill wild animals for food, for sport and for their skin, fur, horns and shells. Sometimes people catch wild animals and sell them as pets. Sadly many of these animals die on the way to their new ‘homes’. Will our grandchildren only see animals such as pandas, tigers and rhinos in books? We must all protect our animals unless we want to lose more of the Earth’s creatures.Date: lg © B Read the magazine article again. Which paragraphs do these sentences belong to? Write the numbers (1-4) in the boxes on page 13. 1 Tigers, snakes and turtles are just three examples of animals killed by hunters. 3. The orang-utans in Indonesia die because they lose their tree-top homes when people destroy the forests. 4 Evenif they get to their new homes, they don’t live for long as pets. © C Blacken @ the circle next to the correct answer. 1 People destroy animals’ homes to get more —__ Oa food Ob land Oc pets Od pollution we Which is the main idea of this article? Oa People throw away too much rubbish. Ob People should not hunt wild animals. Oc We should try our best to protect animals in the world. Od There is nothing we can do to save endangered animals. & D What should we do to protect endangered animals? Write 3 pieces of advice.Date: CD & Read the diary entries. Pou July 2OXX Hot and. Today Dad and | went to City Department Store. Dad bought a pair of t and | bought two skirts. We had a huge shopping bag so we could put everything in it. While we were waiting to pay, | noticed that the man in fr us didn't have his own bag. He bought two pairs of trainers and four cap: salesperson put the trainers in two large plastic bags. Then she put the c in two smaller plastic bags. | think she gave him too many. ae August 20XX Hot at It was a rainy day. | didn’t want to stay at home so | went shopping with at City Department Store. It was terribly hot in the street — 33 degrees it was freezing in the department store. Mum said it was 18 degrees insid We stayed there for about two hours. Then | started to feel ill. a! August 2OXX Hot and Ihave got a runny nose. | think it was because of the air-conditioning in Department Store. It was like winter inside but | was only wearing a T-shi and shorts. Poor me!Date: lg © F Read the diary entries again and write long answers. How many plastic bags did the salesperson give the man? What was the temperature outside on 2nd August? © G Blacken @ the circle next to the correct answer. The writer went to City Department Store on 2nd August because ___ . Oa Dad wanted to buy trainers Ob Mum wanted to go shopping Oc she wanted a new skirt Od she didn’t want to stay at home It was freezing in the department store because __. Qa it wos winter Ob the air-conditioning was too cold Oc the writer didn’t feel well Od it was 33 degrees outside Which of the following is NOT correct? Oa The writer's father bought something on 30th July. Ob The writer's mother went to the department store on 2nd August. Oc The writer went to the department store on 3rd August. Od The writer wore shorts on 2nd August. Which suggestion will the writer give the department store? (You may choose more than one answer.) Qa turn down the air-conditioning ep b use less paper y oO pap Qe Oc use fewer plastic bags ‘Why was the writer unhappy Od tum up the air-conditioning about the department store?OL ee / CTC ae LED A Read the text. ire life oF Stephen 4 By Emily Wong Stephen Hawking is one of the most famous scientists in the world. He has discovered a lot of things about space, especially about black holes. He has also written many books. He has done this from a wheelchair because he has an illness. He cannot move or speak by 5 himself. Hawking was born on 8th January 1942 in England. When he was a child, he liked horse-riding and playing with other children. At school he was smart and enjoyed mathematics. Hawking thought university was boring and he did not work very io hard. Then, when he was twenty-one years old, the doctor told him that he was ill and would die within three years. Hawking slowly lost the use of his arms, legs and voice and is now almost completely paralysed. The illness made Hawking more responsible. He started working diligently. He wanted to do something with his life before he died. 15 Hawking lives his life very bravely. He says that he is lucky to be alive and tells us we should never lose hope. This is Stephen Hawking’s most important lesson to us all. See essaDate: lg © B Read the text again and blacken @ the circle next to the correct answer. 1 Thisisa__. Oa play Ob book review Oc letter Od biography 2 Stephen Hawking is a famous ___ . Oa scientist and athlete Ob mathematician and scientist Oc scientist and writer Od astronaut and writer 3 > Read line 12. What does ‘paralysed’ mean? Oa not able to move Ob not able to hear Oc hard-working Od notable to see 4 Why didn’t Stephen Hawking work hard at university? Oa He was busy writing books. Ob He thought it wasn't interesting. Oc He was ill Od The doctor told him to take a rest. 5 Which sentence is NOT correct about Stephen Hawking? Oa He could play sports when he was young. Ob He couldn’t speak when he was a child. Oc He enjoys his life. Od He needs a wheelchair. V7 € What do you think of Stephen Hawking? What can you learn from him? Write 2-3 sentences. I think Stephen HawkingDate: LJ) D Read the poster. Hong Kong Drama Club proudly presents Harry and, Serena Harry is loyal, diligent and humble, He is always punctual ‘Then one day, he meets Serena who is beautiful, popular and not at al like Harry. Harry’ life is about to change Written by Frank Yip Directed by Connie Leung Starring Michael Lee, Karen Chan and Jenny Sze Date: 6th-9th March 20XX Time: 6:30 p.m. Venue : Central Hall Theatre Price: $140 (half price for full-time students and seniors) Tickets: Call 2888 3888 or buy online at www.central-hall.co.hk + The play will last for ovo hours (including a 15 + Refreshments will be sold during the interval. No e: during the performance. ing or drinking All money raised will help the Hong Kong Animal Rescue Charity.Date: lg © E Read the poster again and write short answers. 1 Who is the author of the play? 2 Mrs Chan is 65 years old. How much should she pay for her ticket? ©\© F Blacken @ the circle next to the correct answer. 1 Who will get the money from the ticket sales? Oa Hong Kong Drama Club Ob Harry and Serena Oc Central Hall Theatre Od The Hong Kong Animal Rescue Charity 2 The play will end at Oa 6:30 p.m. Ob 8:45 p.m. Oc 8:30 p.m. Od 8:15p.m. 3 Youcan buy tickets__. (You may choose more than one answer.) Oa at the Hong Kong Animal Rescue Charity Ob on the Internet Oc by phone Od at Hong Kong Drama Club 34 Which sentence is correct? ©a You must not eat while watching the play. Ob The refreshments cost $140. Oc You can get free food and drink during the interval. Od You must buy food and drink at the theatre. 20= ———O 6 2l oe: CEJ A Read the interview. 20 2s | u Mw: B= Buu BOE Sea ect iip fs ie —= Teg Eg Our reporter Mary Wong talked to Lang Lang this week. Mw = Mary Wong LL= Lang Lang : Isaw you play at the Olympics. You were fantastic! Thank you. Playing the piano to over five billion people was an amazing experience. = Why did you start playing the piano? : One of my earliest memorable experiences was watching Tom, the cartoon cat, play the piano. I was really excited about it and I wanted to play the piano too. I was two years old. : Gosh! That's young! : Yes, I started lessons when I was three years old and I gave my first public performance when I was five. : Has playing the piano always been easy for you? : No, when I was about nine, my piano teacher was very disappointed with me and stopped teaching me. : That's terrible! > Yes, but I didn't give up. A few years later I won first prize at an international competition ... : and you have won many prizes since then. Well done! What are you most proud of? : Encouraging children to play the piano is my greatest achievement. I've also played for world leaders including the Queen of England and the President of Germany. Wow! That's marvellous! Thanks for talking to me. : You're welcome.Date: lg se B Read the interview again and blacken @ the circle next to the correct answer. 1 Lang Lang was born in 1982. He had his first piano lesson in __ Oa 1984 Ob 1985 Oc 1987 Od 1989 2 Who was not pleased with Lang Lang's performance? Ca the Queen of England Ob people at the Olympics Oc apiano teacher Od the President of Germany 3 Read line 21. What does ‘achievement’ mean? Oa failure Ob success Oc bad result Od injury 4 Which words tell you that Mary Wong admires Lang Lang? Qa That's terrible! Ob Gosh! That's young! Oc Thanks for talking to me. Od You were fantastic! 5 Which sentence is correct about Lang Lang? Oa He has only won one prize for playing the piano. Ob He competed as an athlete at the Beijing Olympics. Oc He has never had any problems with playing the piano. Od He wanted to play the piano after watching a TV programme V7 € You will interview Lang Lang for the school magazine. What would you like to ask him? Write 3 questions.Date: lg LE) D Read the information. Sports Camp Timetable 13th July 14th July 15th July Time | Activity | Time | Activity | Time | Activity 8:00 a.m. Breakfast | 8:00 a.m. Breakfast 9:00 a.m. Registration | 9:00 a.m. Outdoor 9:00 a.m. Karate or 9:30am. | Water adventure kung fu ts Sports 10:30 a.m. | Swimming 12:30 pm. | Lunch 12:30 p.m. | Lunch 12:30 pm. | Lunch 1:30 p.m. | Introduction | 1:30 p.m. | Sports 1:30pm. | Leave to hockey competition: campsite track and 3:00 p.m. | Tennis or basketball 4:30 p.m. |Freetime | 4:30pm. | Free time field 6:00 p.m. | Barbecue | 6:00 p.m. | Barbecue Sports Camp Certificate 5 awa 0 ‘This certificate was awarded t Alan Leung _ old medal in the 100-metre race x Date: __147120XX_— for winning the 8 signea: —Peter Lau — 23Date: lg ©\© E Read the information again and complete the letter. 14th July 2OXx Hi George, lam having a fantastic time at Sports Camp. It has been a really ®. experience which | will never forget. My favourite activity on the firet daywao® you know how | love windsurfing and canoeing! This afternoon there was a ©. Iwona ® I felt 0 ®. myselfl Love, Alan ©\© F Blacken @ the circle next to the correct answer. 1 Itis 4:00 p.m. on 14th July. What is Alan doing? Oa playing tennis Ob running Oc having a lesson Od eating 2 Itis 3:30 p.m. on 13th July. Alan is at the ___. Oa canteen Ob barbecue site Oc tennis court Od swimming pool ‘Yr3_ Which sentence is NOT correct? Qa Alan didn’t play any ball games on 15th July. Ob Alan learnt to play hockey on 13th July. Oc Alan didn’t need his swimming trunks on 14th July. Od Alan stayed for three nights at the camp.———— EE —————L———_ OS a ——————_— ae LEA Read the newsletter. Newsletter — June 20XX Issue Mountainview Primary School Dear Parents, School trip to Kadoorie Farm Primary 5 and 6 pupils will visit Kadoorie Farm on 30th June. Class teachers will give out notices about this trip. Please return the reply slip by 23rd June. We need your help with this trip. If you can help, please contact your child’s class teacher. Sports Day Sports Day will be held on Sth July this year. Please come and support your children! There will be after-school training sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays before Sports Day. These are for pupils who want to do better in sports. The first one is next Tuesday. Training will finish at 4:15 p.m. Staff changes Mrs Shirley Cheng will leave our school at the end of this term. She is going to have a baby in December. We want to thank Mrs Cheng for organising Speech Day last month and we wish her well. Miss Vivian Wong will join our school in September. She will teach Primary 5 and 6 pupils English. Let us all give a very warm welcome to Miss Wong! Stephen Lee Stephen Lee PrincipalDate: ig 6\© B Read the newsletter again and complete the e-mail. it ot BF “Th June 200 Kae Grohom Daisy Lng ‘Sbjct: News Hi Kate, Today Mrs Cheng told us that she is going to bea ®____——_. She will leave Mountainview at the end of the term. I feel really Iwill miss her very much. By the way, Iam a bit worried about® next © My PE teacher thinks I should go to so that I can run faster. I will try my best. Wish me luck! Love, Daisy “ CC € Blacken @ the circle next to the correct answer. 1 Vivian Wong. Oa teaches Chinese Ob is the principal Oc is a new teacher Od~ organised Speech Day 2 Parents have to return the reply slip ___ before the school trip. Oa one month Ob one week Oc five days Od one day 3 Which sentence is correct? Oa Sports Day is in June this year. Ob The school trip will finish at 4:15 p.m. Oc There will be after-school training twice a week. Od All pupils will visit Kadoorie Farm in June. 26Date: LED Read the story. One day, Karl’s father said to him, ‘Please take this food to your grandmother.’ NS DEAT ‘I'm busy. I have things to think about,’ said Karl. ‘I have dreams. When I grow up, I'll travel.’ ‘It’s important to care for others,’ said his father. ‘Help us to decorate the new 5 village hall. You can learn about teamwork." Again, Karl said no. ‘When I grow up, I'll find a new place to live.’ Another day, Karl's father asked him to go hunting. ‘You should improve your hunting skills.’ Karl replied, ‘There's no need. I'll rule my new land and others will hunt for me.’ 10 A few years later, Karl travelled and found a new land. He told the people there, ‘I'm your leader. You must do what I say." The people didn’t like this. ‘You must respect others,’ they said. ‘Why should you be our leader? You have no skills.’ They chased Karl away. Karl returned to his father. ‘I'm sorry for not listening to you,’ he said. ‘You let 15 me make my own choices but I made the wrong ones. Please teach me all you know.’ His father smiled. ‘Of course, my son. It’s never too late to learn.’Date: lg ©. B Read the story again and blacken @ the circle next to the correct answer. 1 Karl was ___. Qa selfish Ob cruel Oc dishonest Od untidy 2 Read line 2: I have dreams. What does Karl mean? Oa His grandmother is boring. Ob Heis tired. Oc Heis asleep. Od He has hopes for the future. 3 Atthe end of the story, Karl's father was ___ Karl, Oa disappointed with Ob angry with Oc kind to Od ashamed of 4 Which is the best title for this story? Oa Karl the Great Leader Ob Karl Learns an Important Lesson Oc Karl and His Grandmother Od Fathers and Sons ‘Sr5_ Read line 17: It's never too late to learn. This means ___. Qa itis too early for you to learn new things Ob you must go back to school Oc you are too old to learn new things Od you can always learn new things ‘4 F What did your parents teach you? Write 2-3 sentences. 28Chapter 1 (v) (p.2) (p.2) (p.4) (p.4) Chapter 2 v) (6) (p.8) (p.8) Chapter 3 v) (p.10) (p.10) (9-12) | can get information from an advertisement. | can write about why | would (not) like to tay at a place. | can understand and solve some riddles. | can find rhyming words in riddles. | can get information from a school notice. | can get information from a play. | can write an ending for a play. | can get information from a story. | can write about what people should do to help eave the Earth. I can get information from a news report.Chapter 4 (v) (p.14) [| I can get information from a magazine article. (p.14) | can write about ways to protect endangered animals. (p.16) | can get information from some diary entries. Chapter 5 v) (p.18) | can get information from a biography. (p.18) | can write about what | think of a famous person. (p.20) | can get information from a poster. Chapter 6 (v) (p.22) | can get information from an interview. (p.22) | can write three questions to ask a famous person. (p.24) | can get information from a timetable and a certificate. Chapter 7 (v) (p.26) | ean get information from a newsletter. (p.28) | can get information from a story. (p.28) |_| | can write about what my parents taught me. 30