Compass Reading Step by Step TOEIC Bridge 2B

Step by Step

TOEIC BridgePaul Edmunds Anne Taylor

READING

2B

Teachers Guide

Step by Step TOEIC Bridge --- Reading 2BTeachers GuidePaul Edmunds Anne Taylor

2004 Compass Publishing

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may bereproduced or distributed in any form or by any means,electronic or mechanical, including photocopying,recording or by any information storage and retrievalsystem, without permission in writing from theproprietor of the copyright.

Publisher: K.C. Kang Cover/Interior Design: Design Plus

email: [email protected]://www.compasspub.com

ISBN: 89-8446-413-9

10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 107 06 05 04

UNIT 1 People 5

UNIT 2 Media 13

UNIT 3 Education 21

UNIT 4 Communication 29

UNIT 5 Food and Drink 37

UNIT 6 Government Services 45

UNIT 7 Holidays 53

Review 1 61

UNIT 8 Leisure 65

UNIT 9 Science 73

UNIT 10 Arts and Culture 81

UNIT 11 Occupations 89

UNIT 12 Industry 97

UNIT 13 Emergency Services 105

UNIT 14 Bank and Money 113

Review 2 121

Vocabulary Checklist 125

IntroductionWelcome to Step by Step TOEIC Bridge! This series is designed to help

beginning and intermediate students develop their listening, grammar, andreading skills. Through practice of activities and problems modeled on the TOEICBridge Test, students can become better test takers while developing basiccomprehension and communication skills in English.

The thematically organized, graded units within the series follow a three-stepformat: Warm-up, Exercise, and Test.

Warm-upEach unit begins with target vocabulary, a section which introduces key

words found within the unit. This warm-up vocabulary section is then followedby the question-type preview and practice sections. In these sections, multipleexamples of common question types are presented and applied. These sectionsalso incorporate the target vocabulary, developing both word and questionrecognition for common phrases and structures found on the TOEIC Bridge Test.

ExerciseAfter working through the Warm-up activities, students move on to a

simplified practice test in the Exercise section of the unit. The limited number ofanswer choices in these activities provides students with the opportunity tobecome acquainted with the test question format while keeping the activityaccessible to beginning and intermediate students.

TestIn the final section of each unit, students have the opportunity to practice

TOEIC Bridge-type questions, which follow the same format as thoseencountered on the actual test. Because all questions in this section of the bookfollow the theme presented in the unit, students will repeatedly encountervocabulary from earlier parts of the unit, reinforcing vocabulary acquisition andcomprehension.

Vocabulary is a critical factor in language development. With this in mind,Step by Step TOEIC Bridge has been designed to help students build a solidfoundation of basic vocabulary. Each unit introduces a limited number of newwords while recycling vocabulary from earlier units in a variety of contexts acrossthe diverse themes presented within the series.

Step by Step TOEIC Bridge can help students smoothly progress from theTOEIC Bridge Test to the TOEIC Test through strategic and organized practice ata comfortable level.

5W a r m - u p

UNIT1PART V. Reading: People

Choose the correct answer.

1. What is the purpose of this card?(A) To announce a party (B) To tell what happened

2. Who is invited to the event?(A) Only children (B) Children and their parents

Mark true (O) or false (X).

1. Fred is writing to say that he has finished his homework. _______2. Fred wants Sara to call him if she doesnt understand the problem.

_______

A. Learn the words and phrases.

personal Are you married? is a personal question.family tree All of her relatives are listed on her family tree.preference Rudy has a preference for vegetarian food.tutor Her math tutor helped her improve her grades.survey The newspaper did a survey on peoples favorite movies.

B. Types of readings and questions: People

1. Cards What is the purpose of this card? (main idea)Who is invited? (fact)

2. Email Why is Fred writing this email? (inference)What does Fred want Sara to do? (detail)

Dear Sara,Have you finished your homework yet? Im stuck on number 12.Have you done that one? Please give me a call if you can help!Fred

Come celebrate the big day with us.Games - Cake - Ice Cream - Music!

July 14th - 2 p.m. - Brentwood Hills Park

P.S. Your whole family is invited, sobring your parents.

Mannys11th

BirthdayParty!

X

X

1.?.2. .3. .

4. .5. .

,?12.?!

,

1. ? (A) (B)2. ? (A) (B)

1. .2. .

!!,,,!714,2,:,

.

stuck on()

.

What kind ofparty is this?

When is theparty?

How does Fredknow Sara?

Who will callwhom?

6PART V

3. Instant Messages How does Marvin feel? (inference)What does Joe want to do? (detail)

4. Surveys What is this survey about? (main idea)How many questions ask about people? (fact)


1. How does Marvin feel? Get something to eat2. What does Joe want to do? Hungry


1. This survey is collecting personal information. _______2. Only one question asks about people. _______

J: Hi Marvin, hows it going?M: Great, but Im ready for dinner ---have you eaten

yet, Joe?

J: No, but I could go for something.M: Cool, lets go to Kellys Diner.

DDuukkee CCiittyy SSuurrvveeyy How many people live in your home?

0-1 2-4 5 or more What is your profession?

professional educator technical What is your family income?

0-$20,000 $20,000-$50,000 over $50,000 How many children do you have?

0-1 2-3 4 or more

XO

J : ,??M : ..

,?J : ,.M : ,.

1. ? 2. ?

?0-12-45

?

?2255

?0-1 2-3 4

1. .2. .

What time ofday was thiswritten?

Where doesMarvin wantto go?

Which boxshould ateacher checkfor profession?

Is this surveyfor high schoolstudents oradults?

7Unit 1. People

XLindaXVictoria

XBenXFranklinXWendy

XMandy

CaesarSalad

Spaghetti andMeatballs

Turkeysandwich

Meal preferences - Please choose one only

5. Announcements What is this announcement about? (main idea)What time did this event take place? (fact)


1. What is this announcement about?(A) A religious event (B) A birth

2. What time did the event take place?(A) 10:30 a.m. (B) September 14

Birthdate: September 14 Time: 10:30 a.m. Weight: 8 pounds, 10 ounces Length: 20 inches Birthplace: University Hospital

type of reading

what

how

which one

who

1. Who might not eat meat?

(A) Mandy(B) Ben

2. Which meal is probably the most popular?

(A) Spaghetti and meatballs(B) The turkey sandwich

Note

Key phrases- preference- choice- selection - alternative

C. Choose the correct answer.

Questions 1 and 2 refer to the following chart.

Its a Girl!!

!! :914 :1030 :810 :20 :

--.

,

1. ? (A) (B)()2. ? (A) 1030 (B) 914

1. ?(A)(B)

2. ?(A)(B)

X

X

XX

X

X

Does thisannouncementgive thechilds name?

Where wasthe child born?

Read the questions first.

What type of reading is this?What does the chart show?How should people mark the chart?Which one (meal) does Wendy prefer?Who has the same preference as Wendy?

Read and choose the correct answer.

Questions 1 and 2 refer to the following ad.

E x e r c i s e s

8

PART V

1. Who is Monica?

(A) The club president(B) The contact person

2. Which is true of this club?

(A) It is open to anyone.(B) It is starting for the first

time.

Wanted:The Hillside Chess Club is stilllooking for new members toplay chess on Sundays at 3p.m. All skill levels welcome!Call Monica for moreinformation.

Questions 3 and 4 refer to the following information.

3. What was Allen best knownfor?

(A) His stories(B) His plays

4. Which is true of J.E. Allen?

(A) He is alive.(B) He is dead.

J.E. Allen, most famous for his short stories,was also well known for his playwriting skills.Allen was born in Oregon in 1943. His childrennow run his memorial foundation.

:3...

1. ?(A)(B)

2. ?(A).(B).

3. ?(A)(B)

4. J.E.?(A).(B).

J.E. .1943, .

Wh~.

9Questions 1 through 3 refer to the following chart.

Martinez Family Tree

T e s t

1. Which two family members headthe family tree?

(A) Ben & Wendy(B) Lawrence & Frank(C) Gabriela & Lawrence(D) Juan & Mandy

2. How many grandchildren doJuan and Mandy have?

(A) 2(B) 3(C) 4(D) 6

3. Which member of the family isNOT married?

(A) Mandy(B) Luisa(C) Frank Jr.(D) Wendy

Unit 1. People

Frank Jr.Lisa

FrankLuisaBenWendyGabrielaLawrence

MandyJuan

2

1. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

2. ()?(A) 2(B) 3(C) 4(D) 6

3. ?(A) (B) (C) 2(D)

Wh~.

10

PART V

Questions 4 through 6 refer to the following sign.

4. Where would you probably findthis sign?

(A) At the dentists office(B) At the gym(C) At a coffee shop(D) At a school

5. Who needs help?

(A) A math tutor(B) A girl(C) A boy(D) Parents

6. What will the tutor receive?

(A) Money(B) Three letters of

recommendation(C) Algebra lessons(D) Free meals

Tutor Wanted!Math tutor for our son. He needs helpwith pre-college algebra. Tutoring atour home during evenings only. Willpay $20/hr. Please bring 3 letters ofrecommendation.

...20.3.

4. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

5. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

6. ?(A)(B) 3(C) (D)

Write the words in the correct order.

1. figured out / you / question / Have / yet? / the last

______________________________________________________________

2. many / games / will be / party. / There / at / the birthday

______________________________________________________________

3. are / children / family? / your / How / in / many

______________________________________________________________

4. todays / Please / meal. / your / lunch / choose / preference for

______________________________________________________________

Fill in the blanks.

Its a girl! his family tree

a personal tutor take our survey

1. I want to find _________ _________ _________ for math.

2. If you have a few minutes you can _________ _________ _________.

3. Nine people are listed on _________ _________ _________.

4. Birth announcements often begin with the words, _________

_________ _________

11

W r i t i n g

Unit 1. People

Have you figured out the last question yet?

There will be many games at the birthday party.

How many children are in your family?

Please choose your lunch preference for todays meal.

a personal tutor

take our survey

his family tree

a girl!

Its

?

.

?

.

.

.

9.

!.

. . .

W a r m - u p

UNIT2PART V. Reading: MediaA. Learn the words and phrases.

merchandise The store had all of its merchandise on sale.community The small community only has 100 residents.grand opening The grand opening sale at the jewelry store was incredible.regular The regular price is on the tag. The sale price is on the sign.take out Mandy decided to take out a personal ad in the local

newspaper.

B. Types of readings and questions: Media

1. Information Who is running for president? (fact)When will the election be held? (detail)

2. Bumper stickers What is the purpose of this bumper sticker? (main idea)Who would put this sticker on a car? (inference)

13


1. Who is running for president?(A) A poor person (B) A governor

2. What does Joe King probably support?(A) Fighting against crime (B) Equality for everyone

Match the question and answer.

1. What is the purpose of this bumper sticker? Someone whoenjoys fishing

2. Who would put this sticker on a car? To promote afishing store

Joe King has been governor of Mississippi for20 years. He has fought to give minorities andpoor people equal rights. Come to theCommunity Center Monday night to hear JoeKing debate Marla Thompson.

Joe KingPPrreessiiddeennttiiaall

CCaannddiiddaattee ffoorr 22000044

A bad day of fishing is better than a great day at work.

Andys Fishing GearAlbuquerque, New Mexico

1. .2. 100.3. .

4. ,.5. .

()

()

1. ? (A) (B)2. ? (A) (B)

1. ? 2. ?

200420...

.

gear,

.

What is JoeKings presentjob?

When will JoeKing debatehis opponent?

What is thename of thestore beingadvertised?

What mightthis store sell?

14

PART V

3. Classified Ads Where would you find this ad? (inference)How much does each line cost? (detail)

4. Personal Ads What is the main purpose of this ad? (main idea)What is the job status of the person placing the ad? (detail)


1. A reader would most likely find this ad in a magazine. _______2. The first 5 lines cost more per line than additional lines. _______


1. The person placing the ad is mainly interested in dating. _______2. The person placing the ad does not have a job. _______

5 Lines 5 Dollars!Take out an ad in our Sunday paper and payonly $5 for your first 5 lines! Pay only 75 cents for each additional line.

Man seeking womanMe: Business owner, financially secure,

handsome.You: Sweet, beautiful, preferably blonde.

Lets meet for lunch. Friends first,possible romance later.

Make-A-Match ID #76827

XO

XO

5!5!75.

.:,

.:,

...

76827

1. .2. 5.

2. 5(1),(75)

secure,

1. .2. .

How often willpurchased adsappear eachweek?

How muchwill a six-linead cost?

Did a man ora womanwrite this ad?

Does this admention age,height, or haircolor?

15

Unit 2. Media

1. What type of merchandise does WestsideWarehouse sell?

(A) Furniture(B) Sports equipment

2. What is the largest discount available?

(A) Half price(B) 15%

Grand Opening! Westside Warehouse on Old Coors Road -Sofas, Loveseats, Endtables, Dining Sets! Up to 15% off!

All items on sale for this grand openingextravaganza!

5. Program Guides When are these programs on the air? (detail)Which channel shows movies all day? (detail)


1. When are these programs on the air?(A) In the morning (B) In the evening

2. Which channel shows only movies?(A) CBSE (B) HMNT

Note

Key phrases- grand opening- end-of-year

clearance- going-out-of-

business sale- pre-season sale

type of reading

what

where

which kinds

how much

why

Exercise TimeMorning NewsHollywood NowMorning News60 CBSEMovie: The Darkest NightMovie: City of Gold58 HMNT

Fortunes WheelStraight TalkGreat Artists in History56 DSHDMysterious PlacesSports Update53 ESCT

7:30 a.m.7:00 a.m.6:30 a.m.6:00 a.m.Channel


Questions 1 and 2 refer to the following billboard.

!-,,,15%!!

()

1. ?(A) (B)

2. ?(A)CBSE (B)HMNT

1. ? (A) (B)2. ? (A) (B) 15%

extravaganzawarehouse,

How longdoes themorning newsprogram last?

What timedoes StraightTalk start?

Read thequestions first.

What type ofreading is this?What is thisevent?Where is thisstore located?Which kinds ofthings are onsale?How much is thediscount on saleitems?Why are theseitems on sale?

53ESCT56DSHD58HMNT60CBSE

6:

630

7

:

730

E x e r c i s e s

16

PART V

Renfri BroadbandThis new company can provide Internet connectionspeeds up to 10x faster than a regular dial-upconnection. Renfri Broadband now offers VDSLservice to all communities in the St. Louis area.

3. At what time could you heara program reporting newinventions?

(A) 6 oclock(B) 7 oclock

4. Who can listeners call to talkwith?

(A) Susan Childers(B) Nelson Summers

KWGA RadioProgram Guide: Monday

6:00 p.m. Atlanta Talkswith Susan Childers, Atlantas #1 Radio Talk ShowCall 1-888-208-4133 to participate

7:00 p.m. Science Todaywith Robin Wilson, issues and developments in science

8:00 p.m. Your Healthwith Nelson Summers, health and medical news for all ages


Questions 1 and 2 refer to the following passage.

1. How much faster is thebroadband connection?

(A) 100 times(B) 10 times

2. Who can receive RenfriBroadband?

(A) Customers worldwide(B) Customers near St. Louis

Questions 3 and 4 refer to the following guide.

1. ?(A) 100(B) 10

2. ?(A)(B)

3. ?(A) 6(B) 7

4. ?(A) (B)

10. VDSL.

KWGA:6:,11-888-208-41337:,8:,

Wh~.

17

1. What do people do at thiscenter?

(A) Study(B) Watch performances(C) Shop(D) Work out

2. Who is this sign for?

(A) Students(B) Teachers(C) Parents(D) Center managers

3. Which subject is not offered bythis service?

(A) Math(B) English(C) History(D) Music

Suliman Learning CentersThese centers specialize in earlychildhood development.They begin teaching children as youngas 3 math, history, English, and socialskills. All lessons are taught in a fun andindividualized environment.

Click www.SLCstudy.org for moreinformation on these centers.

T e s t


Unit 2. Media

.3,,,..

www.SLCstudy.org.

1. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

2. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

3. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

Wh~.

18

PART V

Free!One Year Subscription

Baby News magazine is offering a freeone-year subscription to parents withchildren under 18 months. Allow 4-6weeks for delivery of the first issue.

4. What is this advertisement for?

(A) A company(B) A school(C) An award(D) A magazine

5. How much will people pay?

(A) The regular price(B) Half price(C) 18 dollars(D) Nothing

6. Who can receive this offer?

(A) People with young children(B) Teachers(C) People taking out ads in

the magazine(D) Doctors


4. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

5. ?(A) (B) (C) 18(D)

6. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

!18.4-6.

issue


1. Monday / Joe / for / Vote / on / night.

______________________________________________________________

2. can / Anyone / this service. / our community / in / receive

______________________________________________________________

3. for / All / was / on sale / the Grand Opening. / of the stores /

merchandise

______________________________________________________________

4. The / program / tonight. / is / on the air / radio

______________________________________________________________

Fill in the blanks.

take out an in our community

sold out quickly grand opening sale

1. She is going to _________ _________ _________ ad in the paper to

sell her car.

2. The stores merchandise _________ _________ _________ because

the prices were low.

3. Everything is on sale because this is the _________ _________

_________.

4. We want everyone _________ _________ _________ to vote in the

election.19

W r i t i n g

Unit 2. Media

take out an

Vote for Joe on Monday night.

Anyone in our community can receive this service.

All of the stores merchandise was on sale for the Grand Opening.

The radio program is on the air tonight.

sold out quickly

sale

grand opening

in our community

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

. . .

W a r m - u p

UNIT3PART V. Reading: EducationA. Learn the words and phrases.

subject My favorite subject is math.turn in Please turn in your homework on Friday morning.semester The school year has two semesters.elective There is a choice of four elective courses this semester.administration The administration decides the course schedule.

B. Types of readings and questions: Education

1. Letters What is the purpose of this letter? (main idea)When will the new system begin? (detail)

2. Schedules Who is this schedule for? (main idea)Which day will be busier? (inference)

21


1. What is the purpose of this letter? In Fall 20062. When will the new system begin? To introduce the new system


1. Who is this schedule for?(A) New fifth graders (B) Teachers starting a new job

2. Which day will be busier?(A) August 26th (B) August 27th

1-4 Explanation of homeroom procedures1-3 Explanation of the programs 12-1 Lunch 12-1 Lunch with the principal10-12 Lesson planning workshop11-12 Tour of the school 9-10 Textbook workshop9-10 Introduction

August 27August 26New 5th Grade Teachers Orientation - Riverhead Elementary School

Dear Parents,In September 2006, the school will introduce a new system. Studentswill study six core subjects and six elective subjects. Choices will bemade after consultation with our teachers.Sincerely,John Smith, Principal

1. .2. .

3. .4. 4.

5. .

1. ? 20062. ?

1. ? (A) 5 (B)2. ? (A) 826 (B) 827

,20069.66..

,

5-826 827

9-10 11-12 12-1 1-3 ()

4. required course

core,consultation,

orientation

homeroom,,()

.

Is this letterintended forstudents ofparents?

How manysubjects willstudents studyin total?

When willpeople walkaround theschool?

What timewill theorientationfinish the firstday?

22

PART V

3. Memos Who is this memo for? (main idea)How many documents must be submitted? (detail)

4. Signs What is this sign for? (main idea)When can you go for advice? (detail)


1. Who is this memo for?(A) Teachers (B) Students

2. How many documents are required?(A) Three (B) Four


1. The office is open five days a week. _______2. The office gives advice on Wednesdays and Thursdays. _______

MemoTo: Westview Public School FacultyPlease submit applications for the 22000055 PPrrooffeessssiioonnaallDDeevveellooppmmeenntt WWoorrkksshhoopp by October 21st.

Documents required: Completed application form (2 copies) Presentation proposal Recent resum

Financial Aid Office HoursApplications AcceptedMon. / Fri. 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.

1 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Wed. / Thu. 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. Tue. Closed

Interviews (by appointment only )Wed. / Thu. 1 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.

XO

:

20051021.: (2)

/ 9:00~12:00

1:00~4:30/ 10:00~12:00

()/ 1:00~4:30

1. ? (A) (B)2. ? (A) 3 (B) 4

1. 5.2. .

faculty,()

2.How many~? (2,4.)

Will peopleapply for a jobor a specialprogram?

When are theapplicationsdue?

What kind ofoffice is this?

When dopeople in thisofficeprobably havelunch?

To: All administration staffRe: Late Tuition FeesFrom: Finance Office

From this semester NO late tuitionfees will be accepted. All studentsmust pay before the first day ofclass. No exceptions can be made.

23

Unit 3. Education

1. Who is this memo for?

(A) Professors and teaching assistants(B) Student services employees

2. When do students have to pay their tuition fees?

(A) On the first day of class(B) Before the first day of class

5. Agendas Why is this meeting taking place? (cause)What two items cannot be found? (detail)


1. Why is this meeting taking place?(A) To discuss problems (B) To plan for a holiday

2. What two items cannot be found?(A) The VCR and the window (B) The VCR and library books

Note

Key phrases- tuition fees- membership

dues- housing

payments- living expenses

type of reading

who

what

where

when

Meeting AgendaDDaattee:: Dec 2nd TTiimmee:: 3:00 p.m.NNeeww BBuussiinneessss:: Loss of library books Damaged computer lab Broken window in English Department Missing VCRNNeexxtt mmeeeettiinngg:: Jan 9th

Have a Merry X-mas!


Questions 1 and 2 refer to the following memo.

:122 :3: VCR:19!

:::...

1. ? (A) (B)2. ? (A) VCR (B) VCR

1. ? (A) (B)2. ? (A) (B)

agenda,

due

Will thismeeting takeplace before orafter school?

How often dothese meetingsoccur?

Read the questions first.What type of reading is this?Who is this memo for?What is the subject of the memo?Where did the memo come from?When will the new policy go into effect?When must students pay their fees?

E x e r c i s e s

24

PART V

1. Why did Miss Venus write toAgatha Crystal?

(A) She works for Ms. Crystal.(B) She wanted to get work

experience.

2. What year of her studies isMiss Venus in?

(A) Third year(B) Second year

Dear Miss Venus,Thank you for your interest in our student internshipprogram. Unfortunately the program is only open tostudents in their third year of studies. Please applyagain next year.Sincerely,Agatha Crystal

3. Where would you see thissign?

(A) In a university(B) In an elementary school

4. Where is smoking notallowed?

(A) Inside buildings(B) Anywhere on campus

NO SMOKINGThis is a smoke-free campus.All cigarettes must be extinguished before entering. Smoking is prohibited in all buildings.Students caught smoking will be reported to theirdepartment.

Questions 3 and 4 refer to the following sign.


Questions 1 and 2 refer to the following letter.

1. ?(A)(B)

2. ?(A) 3(B) 2

3. ?(A)(B)

4. ?(A)(B)

,.3..

....

-free~,~(duty-free,sugar-free )

extinguish,

prohibit

campus,,.,.(A).

Wh~.

25

1. What is the purpose of thismemo?

(A) To ask teachers to borrowbooks

(B) To ask teachers to go to thelibrary

(C) To ask teachers to pay 10cents to the library everyday

(D) To ask teachers to tellstudents the library rules

2. How many books can studentsborrow?

(A) No more than five(B) Five or more(C) 2 per week(D) As many as they want

3. What happens to students whoreturn books late?

(A) They cannot use the library.(B) They should pay 10 cents.(C) They can only borrow 5

books.(D) They must lend their books

for 2 weeks.

MemoTo: All teachersRe: Use of Library Please remind students of thefollowing: Maximum 5 books per student 2 week lending period 10 cent fine per day for latereturns

T e s t

Questions 1 through 3 refer to the following memo.

Unit 3. Education

::. 15 2 10

1. ?(A) (B) (C) 10(D)

2. ?(A) 5(B) 5(C) 2(D)

3. ?(A) .(B) 10.(C) 5.(D) 2.

fine,

Wh~.

26

PART V

Homestay ExchangeSpend 2 weeks with a French family, thenhost a French student for the sameamount of time in return. $900 all-inclusiveAll students now enrolled in Frenchlanguage programs may apply.Telephone Marie at 012-455-3556 beforeJune 2nd.

4. Who can apply for thisprogram?

(A) All students(B) Students studying French

now(C) Maries students(D) Homestay students

5. How long will the totalexchange last?

(A) Two weeks(B) Four weeks(C) Until June 2nd(D) Until next year

6. What is probably included inthe price?

(A) Airfare and meals(B) Airfare only(C) Airfare, meals, and

accommodation(D) Accommodation only


2,.900..62012-455-3556.

4. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

5. ?(A) 2(B) 4(C) 62(D)

6. ?(A) (B) (C) ,,(D)

enroll,

inclusive


1. library books / can borrow / Students / weeks. / for / two

______________________________________________________________

2. for / I / two weeks. / with / will stay / a French family

______________________________________________________________

3. allowed / Smoking / not / on campus. / anywhere / is

______________________________________________________________

4. students / the program. / cannot / for / apply / First year

______________________________________________________________

Fill in the blanks.

before the first day a choice of eight

applications for financial aid to pay a fine

1. If you return your books late, you will have _________ _________

_________ _________.

2. Please turn in _________ _________ _________ _________ before the

deadline.

3. All tuition fees must be paid _________ _________ _________

_________ of class.

4. There will be _________ _________ _________ _________ electives

this semester.27

W r i t i n g

Unit 3. Education

Students can borrow library books for two weeks.

I will stay with a French family for two weeks.

Smoking is not allowed anywhere on campus.

First year students cannot apply for the program.

to pay

a fine

applications for financial aid

before the first

day

a choice of eight

2.

2.

.

1.

.

.

.

8.

. . .

W a r m - u p

UNIT4PART V. Reading: CommunicationA. Learn the words and phrases.

be excused You can be excused from the game if you are sick.

turn down Joe asked her to go to the movies, but she turned him down.

courier I need to send this package by motorcycle courier.

subscription My parents have a newspaper subscription.

break down She was late because her car broke down on the way to

work.

B. Types of readings and questions: Communication

1. Memos Who must go to the meeting? (fact)What time is the meeting? (detail)

2. Letters What is this letter for? (main idea)When are Jenny and Paul getting married? (inference)

29


1. Who must go to the meeting? Two oclock2. What time is the meeting? Everyone who works in the office


1. What is this letter for?(A) To accept an invitation (B) To turn down an invitation

2. When are Jenny and Paul getting married?(A) We do not know (B) In June

To: All staff membersRe: Emergency office meetingFrom: Federica JonesAll staff members must go to the main meeting room at2 p.m., Friday, February 15th. No one will be excused.

Dear Jenny and Paul,Thank you for the invitation to your wedding.Unfortunately, John and I are traveling in Europe forthe whole of June. Have a wonderful day.Love Mary and John

1. .2. ,.3. .

4. .5. .

1. ? 22. ?

1. ? (A) (B)2. ? (A) . (B) 6

:::2152..

,.6..

,

30

PART V

3. Faxes What is the purpose of this fax? (main idea)When should Jason Lee be in his office? (detail)

4. Emails Which of the following is true? (fact)Which of the following is NOT true? (fact)


1. What is the purpose of this fax?(A) To tell Jason Lee his designs are ready(B) To tell Jason Lee to pick up designs

2. When should Jason Lee be in his office?(A) When they print his designs(B) At 12 p.m. tomorrow


1. Dennis Martin wants to give Sandra Wilson a job. _______2. Sandra Wilson does not want to work with Dennis Martin. _______

FAXTo: Jason Lee, Westward DesignsFrom: Mary Greer, Hayford Print(Tel: 01634 711-335)

We have printed your designs. They will be sent to youroffice by motorcycle courier at 12 p.m. tomorrow.

From: Sandra Wilson To: Dennis MartinDate: Tue, 20 MaySubject: Job offer

Dear Mr. Martin,I will accept your job offer. Thank you for this opportunity.

Sincerely,Sandra Wilson

XO

:,

:,(:01634711-335).........................................................

.12.

:([email protected])::520:,..,.

1. ?(A)(B)

2. ?(A)(B)12

1. .2. .

offer,

31

Unit 4. Communication

1. Who is this memo for?

(A) School administrators(B) School teachers

2. What is the problem?

(A) Students dont eat well.(B) Students are making trouble.

To: 3rd grade teachersFrom: Mary BligeRe: Student troubles

A lot of 3rd grade students are causingproblems at lunchtimes. Pleasesupervise your students carefully.Thank you,Mary Blige, Vice Principal

5. Messages Why did Jae call? (main idea)Why should Wanda call Jaes cell phone? (detail)


1. Why did Jae call?(A) He will come next week. (B) He cannot come.

2. Why should Wanda call Jaes cell phone?(A) To make new plans (B) To buy a train ticket

Note

Key phrases- supervise- watch- keep an eye on- monitor

type of reading

who

what/why

when

how

Wanda,Jae called. He couldnt get a train ticket. He will cometomorrow instead. Please call his cell phone (011-703-8466) to make a new schedule. He says he is very sorry.

Anne


Questions 1 and 2 refer to the following memo.

:3::3...,

1. ? (A) (B)2. ? (A) (B)

1. ?(A) (B)

2. ?(A). (B).

,...(011-703-8466)..

E x e r c i s e s

32

PART V

1. What is the purpose of thisemail?

(A) To change an appointment(B) To thank a new customer

2. How often can Pierre readPhoto Weekly?

(A) Once a month(B) Every week

From: Photo Weekly To: Pierre MeunierDate: June 3Subject: Magazine subscription

Thank you for subscribing to Photo Weekly.You will receive your first copy on June 7th.We hope you will enjoy it.

3. What is the purpose of thisletter?

(A) To tell Mrs. Conneryabout a problem

(B) To thank Mrs. Connery forher work

4. Who is Martha McBean?

(A) Seans friend(B) Seans teacher

Dear Mrs. Connery,

We regret to inform you that your son Sean has failed all of hisexams again this year. Please encourage him to work harder.

Sincerely,

Martha McBean



Questions 1 and 2 refer to the following email.

1. ?(A)(B)

2. ()?(A)(B)

3. ?(A)(B)

4. ?(A)(B)

:::63:

.67..

,..,.

encourage,

33

FaxTo: Philip WindsorFrom: Air-Tours AgencyI would like to confirm your reservation asfollows:From: London, HeathrowTo: Paris, OrlyPlane leaving: 16:30Arriving: 18:00Total: $325.32

T e s t

Questions 1 through 3 refer to the following fax.

1. What is the purpose of this fax?

(A) To confirm details of flight(B) To confirm details of a

cancellation(C) To confirm details of a train

ticket(D) To confirm details of a bus

ticket

2. When will Philip Windsor arrivein Paris?

(A) In the morning(B) In the afternoon (C) At night(D) Tomorrow

3. How much does the ticket cost?

(A) $18.00(B) $16.30(C) It doesnt say.(D) $325.32


1. ?

(A) (B) (C) (D)

2. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

3. ?(A) 18(B) 1630(C) .(D) 32532

::.......................:::1630:18:32532

confirm

34

PART V

Alicia,Mike called - wants you to pick up the kidsfrom school this afternoon. His car hasbroken down. Be at the school gate by 3:30p.m. Sally will cry if you are late.

Judy

4. What is the purpose of thismessage?

(A) To ask Mike to pick up thekids

(B) To ask Judy to pick up thekids

(C) To ask Alicia to call Mike(D) To ask Alicia to pick up the

kids

5. What will happen if Alicia islate?

(A) The kids will not wait.(B) The school will be closed.(C) Sally will be upset.(D) Judy will pick up the kids.

6. Why cant Mike pick up thekids?

(A) He is working with Judy.(B) His car stopped working.(C) He is going to school.(D) The kids will cry.

Questions 4 through 6 refer to the following message.

4. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

5. ?(A) .(B) .(C) .(D) .

6. ?(A) .(B) .(C) .(D) .

,-..330..


1. I / a reservation. / would like / to confirm

______________________________________________________________

2. to / for / Thank / wedding. / the invitation / you / your

______________________________________________________________

3. Please / to study / your son / encourage / harder.

______________________________________________________________

4. by / Be / the / thirty. / at / three / school gate

______________________________________________________________

Fill in the blanks.

pick up the kids excused from the meeting

causing trouble at lunchtimes We regret to inform

1. A lot of third grade students are _________ _________ _________

_________.

2. Mike would like you to _________ _________ _________ _________

from school.

3. No one will be _________ _________ _________ _________.

4. _________ _________ _________ _________ you that your son has

failed all his exams.

35

W r i t i n g


I would like to confirm a reservation.

Thank you for the invitation to your wedding.

Please encourage your son to study harder.

Be at the school gate by three thirty.

causing trouble at

lunchtime

pick up the kids

excused from the meeting

We regret to inform

.

.

.

330.

3.

.

.

.

W a r m - u p

UNIT5PART V. Reading: Food and DrinkA. Learn the words and phrases.

contents The contents of the product are listed on its packaging label.produce You can find fruits and vegetables in the produce section.add If the tea is not sweet enough, you can add some sugar or

honey.entre Tonights entre is stuffed chicken with a salad and a

dinner roll.accompany It is common for vegetables or a salad to accompany meats.

B. Types of readings and questions: Food and Drink

1. Directories What is the purpose of this directory? (main idea)Where would you find this directory? (inference)

2. Articles Who should eat a banana every day? (fact)How can eating bananas help people? (detail)

37


1. What is the purpose of this directory? At a supermarket2. Where would you find this directory? To give locations


1. Only four year olds should eat a banana a day. _______

2. Bananas help decrease levels of potassium in people. _______

Meats/Fish 10Milk/Dairy 8Produce 6Chips/Snacks 5Cereal/Crackers 3Grocery Items AIsle #

Doctors and nutritionists recommend eating at leastone banana a day for all children over 4 years oldand adults. Bananas, besides being delicious, helpadd potassium to your diet.

XX

4. .5. .

1. .2. .3. .

1. ? 2. ?

1. .2. .

4..

/ 3/ 5 6/ 8/ 10

,

(),

aisle

nutritionpotassiumdecrease(increase)

38

PART V

3. Signs Where would you find this sign? (inference)Which kind of chili should unsure customers choose? (detail)

4. Instructions When should you turn on the oven? (inference)How long do you have to wait before eating the dish? (detail)


1. Where would you find this sign?(A) At a store (B) At a restaurant

2. Which kind of chili should unsure customers choose?(A) Red chili (B) Green chili


1. When should you turn on the oven?(A) Before putting the fish in (B) After putting the fish in

2. How long do you have to wait before eating the dish?(A) 20 minutes (B) 30 minutes

Todays Chili ReportRed chili: Extra hotGreen chili: MediumIf you are not sure, we recommend selecting themore mild variety of the day. No returns on entres.

Cooking instructions Pre-heat oven to 350 . Place fish fillet inside the oven on a baking pan. Cook for 20 minutes. Let cool for 10 minutes before serving.

350. .

20. 10.

1. ?(A) (B)

2. ?(A) 20 (B) 30

1. ?(A) (B)

2. ?(A) (B)

::..

extravariety

pre-fillet ()

39

Unit 5. Food and Drink

1. When will the items mentioned be moved?

(A) On the 12th(B) On the 14th

2. Where are the gelatin and pudding now?

(A) On aisle 12(B) On aisle 10

NNoottiiccee:: Stock PlacementDec 5

On December 14 the gelatin and puddingwill be moved to aisle 12. The other itemson aisle 10 will not be moved.

Thank you.

Shop Rite Management

5. Tables How much fat in this product is saturated fat? (figure)How much protein is in each glass of milk? (detail)


1. How much fat in this product is saturated fat? 3 grams2. How much protein is in each glass of milk? 5 grams

Note

Key phrases- canned goods aisle- deli counter- dairy section- produce bin

type of reading

what

when

which products

where

who

Vitamin D Milk(Product content for each 8 ounce glass served)

Fat 5 gramsSaturated Fat 3 gramsSugar 2 gramsProtein 5 grams


Questions 1 and 2 refer to the following notice.

:125121412.10..

(,,)

1. ? 32. ? 5

1. ? (A) 12 (B) 142. ? (A) 12 (B) 10

D(8) 5 3 2 5

saturated,

E x e r c i s e s

40

PART V

1. Which non-food item is listedon the chart?

(A) Produce(B) Magazines

2. Who would be interested inthis information?

(A) The manager(B) A customer

Corner Mini-Mart Sales - Week ending March 15th

Dairy $1,200Produce $1,098Meats/Fish $2,014Snacks $ 750Magazines $ 245Frozen goods $ 871

3. When is this sale available?

(A) During any baseball game(B) On Thursdays

4. How many different offersare there?

(A) No limit(B) Two

Isotopes Baseball ConcessionsThursday night special!Buy two hot dogs and get a free 34 oz.drink! OR buy one cheeseburger and get afree ice cream.No limit!



Questions 3 and 4 refer to the following ad.

1. ?(A)(B)

2. ?(A)(B)

3. ?(A)(B)

4. ?(A)(B) 2

-315 $1,200 $1,098/ $2,014 $750 $245 $871

!34!,!!

concession

2. .

41

1. What is this informationdescribing?

(A) A cookbook(B) A TV program(C) A grand opening event(D) A menu

2. What is the main dish beingprepared?

(A) Caesar Salad (B) A vinaigrette dressing(C) Stuffed Chicken(D) Jeff Harris

3. What will accompany the maindish?

(A) Chicken(B) A salad(C) Wine(D) Both B & C

On todays show professional chefJeff Harris will prepare a stuffedchicken entre with a caesar saladand vinaigrette dressing. Specialwines to accompany the meal willalso be recommended.

T e s t

Questions 1 through 3 refer to the following information.


. .

1. ?(A) (B) TV(C) (D)

2. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

3. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

42

PART V

BBeeeeff FFaajjiittaass ppoouunnddss ssttrriipp sstteeaakk sslliicceedd yyeellllooww oonniioonn ggrreeeenn oorr rreedd ppeeppppeerr

Heat pan and add oil for frying Saut steak; slice onion and pepper and

saut minute Serve on yellow corn tortillas

Questions 4 through 6 refer to the following recipe.

4. How many ingredients arerequired for this recipe?

(A) One(B) Two(C) Three(D) Four

5. Which ingredients accompanythe steak?

(A) French fries(B) Vegetables(C) Salad(D) Both B & C

6. What is used to serve thefajitas?

(A) A saut(B) Corn(C) Tortillas(D) Onions

4. ?(A) 1(B) 2(C) 3(D) 4

5. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

6. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

2,,1. .

2. .1.

3. .

stripsaute ()

tortilla.


1. can be found / in / produce section. / Fruits / the / vegetables / and

______________________________________________________________

2. good / can add / Bananas / your diet. / to / nutrients

______________________________________________________________

3. box. / The / contents / are listed / the products / on

______________________________________________________________

4. entre. / to accompany / our / recommended / white wine / The waiter

______________________________________________________________

Fill in the blanks.

the product contents a free drink

accompany the meal add to the dish

1. Customers receive _________ _________ _________ with two hot

dogs.

2. Its a good idea to read _________ _________ _________ for foods

before eating them.

3. Sally asked for some salt to _________ _________ _________

_________.

4. What kind of dessert should _________ _________ _________?

43

W r i t i n g


Fruits and vegetables can be found in the produce section.

Bananas can add good nutrients to your diet.

The contents are listed on the products box.

The waiter recommended white wine to accompany our entree.

a free drink

the product contents

add to the

accompany the meal

dish

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

?

W a r m - u p

UNIT6PART V. Reading: Government ServicesA. Learn the words and phrases.

embassy Visitors from Canada can get help at the Canadian embassy.immigration Immigration is important in bringing new people to our

country.operation Most businesses hold regular hours of operation. submit Do I need to submit my application in person?visa I needed a visa to travel to China.

B. Types of readings and questions: Government Services

1. Signs What is the purpose of this sign? (main idea)When is the post office open the longest? (detail)

2. Envelopes Who is the envelope addressed to? (fact)To which state will the envelope be delivered? (detail)

45


1. What is the purpose of this sign? To show work hours2. When is the post office open the longest? During weekdays


1. Who is the envelope addressed to?(A) Rex Carlton (B) Evelyn Gooding

2. To which state will the envelope be delivered?(A) Texas (B) Pennsylvania

Northeast Heights Post Office Hours of Operation

Monday - Friday 7 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.Saturday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.Sunday Closed

Outdoor stamp machine open 24 hours, 7 days a week

Rex Carlton2988 Riverside Avenue Denton, TX 67112

Ms. Evelyn Gooding9112 Parkway Rd.Pittsburgh, PA 21192

Urgent - Please Rush

1. .2. .

3. .4. ?5. .

1. ? 2. ?

1. ? (A) (B)2. ? (A) (B)

298867112

911221192

-.

- 7-630 8-5 24,

TX(=Texas)PA(=PennsyIvania)

be addressed to (,)~,

46

PART V

3. ID Cards What is the sex of the person on the license? (fact)When does the ID expire? (detail)

4. Notices Where can people submit their passport applications? (fact)Where can people get passport applications? (detail)


1. The person on the license is a woman. _______2. The ID expires 4 years after its issue date. _______


1. Passport applications can no longer be submitted at this postoffice. _______

2. Applications are available on the Internet. _______

Maryland Driver LicenseName: Sandy Dunbar Date issued: August 21, 2002Sex: F Expires: August 20, 2006Age: 27 Restrictions: See reverseVision impairment: N Operation of machinery: N

Important Notice Passport and visa applications are no longer available

at this Post Office Applications can be downloaded online from

wwwimmigrationgov You may submit your application to this office during

weekdays

OO

XO

1. .2.4.

1. .2..

,.

.

www.immigration.org.

.

: :2002821: :2006820:27 :: :

impairmentrestriction,

47

Unit 6. Government Services

1. Which item must be filled out?

(A) Previous employer(B) Birthday

2. Who would fill out this form?

(A) Someone entering the country(B) Someone looking for a job

Application for Employment:

Marked items are mandatory.

* Name __________ Race/Ethnicity _______

* Birthday _________ * Age _______

* Sex _________

Requested office assignment _______

Previous employer _____ * Years of experience ______

Please check information carefully before submitting.

5. Receipts Which charge is probably the customers choice? (inference)What is the grand total? (fact)


1. Which charge is probably the customers choice? $169.502. What is the grand total? Express visa

delivery

Note

Key phrases- application- survey- registration- questionnaire

type of reading

whatwhowhenhow oldwhat kindhow long

United States Embassy - Thank youPassport processing fee: $100.00Express visa delivery: $ 60.00Subtotal: $160.00

Tax: $ 9.50Total: $169.50


Questions 1 and 2 refer to the following application.

. ________/_________ _______ _________ ________________________________________ _________.

1. ? 169502. ?

1. ? (A) (B)2. ? (A) (B)

-.: 100: 60: 160--------------------: 950: 16950

assignment,

E x e r c i s e s

48

PART V

1. What must a visitor wear toenter the embassy?

(A) A visa(B) A badge

2. On which floor can a personfind something to eat?

(A) Second floor(B) First floor

Embassy Directory:First Floor: Information, Restrooms, Snack Bar

Second Floor: Interview area, Passport applications, Visas

Third Floor: Law offices, Ambassador offices

Please note that a badge is required for all visitors.

3. Where would you see thisinformation?

(A) At the grocery store(B) At the post office

4. Which service delivery willincrease in price the most?

(A) Mail to a city in thecountry

(B) Mail to another country

Beginning January 1, 2004, the priceof postage will increase by 3 centsfor domestic mail and 10 cents forinternational mail (letter rate).Package rates will also increase.


Questions 1 and 2 refer to the following directory.

Questions 3 and 4 refer to the following information.

1. ?(A)(B)

2. ?(A) 2(B) 1

3. ?(A)(B)

4. ?(A)(B)

1: ,,

2: ,

,3: ,

.

200413,10()..

49

1. Who will be interested in thisannouncement?

(A) Office workers(B) Garbage collectors(C) Home owners(D) Recyclers

2. When will recycling becollected?

(A) Every Monday (B) On Tuesdays(C) Twice a month(D) At 7 a.m.

3. How should recyclables be putinto bags for pick up?

(A) In separate bags(B) In plastic bags(C) All together in one bag(D) On the sidewalk

Garbage collection will change inyour area from Tuesday toMonday. Collection begins at 7 a.m.Recycling will be collected everyother Monday. Please bundlerecyclables separately.

T e s t

Questions 1 through 3 refer to the following notice.


.7...

1. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

2. ?(A) (B) (C) (D) 7

3. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

bundle

50

PART V

US Immigration Website -ErrorThe webpage you are trying to open iscurrently unavailable. The webpage will bereceiving weekly maintenance today from10 p.m. - 12 a.m. Please try back later.

4. Where would you find thismessage?

(A) At an immigration office(B) On the Internet(C) At 10 p.m.(D) At home

5. How often does this site receivemaintenance?

(A) Today(B) Every Friday night(C) Later(D) Once a week

6. When will the site befunctioning again?

(A) At 10 p.m.(B) After noon(C) After midnight(D) At 12 p.m.


4. ?(A) (B) (C) 10(D)

5. ?(A)(B) (C) (D)

6. ?(A) 10(B) (C) (D) 12

-.1012..

currentlymaintenance,

afternoon12~6after noon12


1. Gooding. / The envelope / is addressed / Ms. / to

______________________________________________________________

2. visa / submit / You / today. / application / your / may

______________________________________________________________

3. cents. / The / will increase / by / postage price / ten

______________________________________________________________

4. all / must / A badge / be worn / visitors. / by

______________________________________________________________

Fill in the blanks.

Express visa processing items are mandatory

at this office will be unavailable

1. Remember that all marked _________ _________ _________.

2. The website _________ _________ _________ due to maintenance.

3. Passport applications are no longer available _________ _________

_________.

4. _________ _________ _________ is available for an additional

charge.

51

W r i t i n g


The envelope is addressed to Ms. Gooding.

You may submit your visa application today.

The postage price will increase by ten cents.

A badge must be worn by all visitors.

items are mandatory

will be unavailable

office

at this

Express visa processing

.

.

10.

.

.

.

.

.

W a r m - u p

UNIT7PART V. Reading: HolidaysA. Learn the words and phrases.

give up A lot of people try to give up smoking.

wrap We need to wrap these Christmas gifts.

peel I usually peel fruit before I eat it.

pot-luck party Everyone made food for the pot-luck party.

luck People eat special foods on New Years Day for good luck.

B. Types of readings and questions: Holidays

1. Lists What is this list for? (main idea)Who is coming to visit? (detail)

2. Letters What is the purpose of this letter? (main idea)What color is the hat? (inference)

53


1. What is this list for? Grandma and Aunt Margaret2. Who is coming to visit? Preparations for Christmas Day


1. What is the purpose of this letter?(A) To say thank you for a gift (B) To send holiday greetings

2. What color is the hat?(A) We do not know (B) Blue

1. Wrap presents2.Defrost turkey3. Decorate tree4.Make punch

5. Peel potatoes6. Tell John to pick up

Grandma and AuntMargaret

Dear Grandma,Thank you for the lovely Christmas present. I will wearthe sweater to school in the new semester. Blue is myfavorite color! The matching hat is nice, too.Love Janet

December 23rd Things to do - URGENT!

3. .4. .

5. .

1. .2. .

1. ? 2. ?

1. ? (A) (B)2. ? (A) (B)

1223-!1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

,..!.

,

()

defrostpunch,,,

54

PART V

3. Cards Which of the following is true? (fact)Which of the following is NOT true? (fact)

4. Invitations What is this invitation for? (main idea)What must guests wear to this event? (detail)


1. Fiona hopes Simon will have a happy birthday. _______2. Simon plans to give up smoking. _______


1. What is this invitation for?(A) A special party (B) A wedding on Feb 14th

2. What must guests wear to this event?(A) Hearts and roses (B) Red clothes

Happy New Year Simon!Hope the New Year will bring you great happiness.Good luck with your New Years resolution. I amsure you will be able to give up smoking this time!Love,Fiona

DDoonntt bbee aalloonnee tthhiiss VVaalleennttiinneess DDaayy!!CCoommee ttoo oouurr HHeeaarrttss aanndd RRoosseess PPaarrttyy!!

Where: 14 Martins LaneWhen: February 14thTime: From 7 p.m.Dress: All guests must wear something red!

XO

1. .2. .

1. ?(A) (B) 214

2. ?(A) (B)

!!:14:214:7:

!

,!..!.

resolution,

55

Unit 7. Holidays

1. What will happen on November 12th?

(A) A new temple will open.(B) There will be a fireworks display.

2. How long will the event last?

(A) 2 hours(B) Until midnight

CCeelleebbrraattee DDiivvaallii -- TThhee FFeessttiivvaall ooff LLiigghhttss

Birmingham Hindu Temple invites you tojoin their Divali festival.Grand firework display November 12from 7- 9 p.m., Aston ParkTickets $5 adults, $2.50 childrenTel: 0121-455-897

5. Posters What is this poster for? (main idea)Where might you see this poster? (inference)


1. What is this poster for?(A) A formal dinner (B) A pot-luck party

2. Where might you see this sign?(A) In a local community center (B) In a national newspaper

Note

Key phrases- temple- church- chapel- mosque

type of reading

what

who

when

where

how much


Questions 1 and 2 refer to the following poster.

Independence Day Celebrations:Street Party

All local residents are invited to get togetherfor the annual Oak Road street party. Bring a dish to share.The fun starts at 2 p.m.

:.111279.5,250.:0121-455-897

1. ? (A) (B)2. ? (A) (B)

1. 1112? (A). (B).2. ? (A) 2 (B)

:..2.

IndependenceDay ()(74).

celebration,

display,

E x e r c i s e s

56

PART V

1. What is this card for?

(A) To celebrate Christmas(B) To celebrate a wedding

2. What is the relationship of thesender to the recipient?

(A) Family(B) Colleagues

For my sister and her husband,

W ishing you love and joy at Christmas and always.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Hope Santa Claus will be good to you this year!

Dont work too hard this holiday season!

3. What did Marisa do?

(A) Host a party(B) Attend a party

4. Who was invited to the party?

(A) Friends(B) Clients

Dear EmilyThank you so much for the other evening It wasso nice to see in the New Year with just closefriends I especially enjoyed the pasta and greensalad LoveMarisa


Questions 1 and 2 refer to the following card.


1. ?(A) (B)

2. ?(A) (B)

3. ?(A) (B)

4. ?(A) (B)

...!

,...

2.colleague

57

1. What is this list for?

(A) To prepare for a Christmasparty

(B) To prepare for a New Yearsparty

(C) To prepare for a costumeparty

(D) To prepare for a ValentinesDay party

2. Which of the following is true?

(A) Guests already know thepartys date.

(B) There will be no foodprovided.

(C) The host will not wear acostume.

(D) Guests will play games.

3. Which item is NOT needed forthis party?

(A) Party supplies(B) A pumpkin(C) Costumes(D) Invitations

To do:1. Make party invitations.2. Buy food and drink.3. Buy decorations.4. Plan games.5. Buy paper plates, plastic cups

and napkins. 6. Make my costume.

T e s t

Questions 1 through 3 refer to the following list.

Unit 7. Holidays

:1. .2. .3. .4. .5. ,.6. .

1. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

2. ?(A) .(B) .(C) .(D) .

3. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

58

PART V

OPEN HOUSECome join us to celebrate the season!December 20th, 6:30 p.m.Cocktails will be served.Please bring your favorite finger food.132 Singlewell Road, Manchester

Jim and Cathy LeeTel: 555-6666

4. What is this event for?

(A) To celebrate spring(B) To thank Jim and Cathy(C) To celebrate Thanksgiving(D) To celebrate Christmas time

5. What will the host provide forthe guests?

(A) Small gifts(B) Drinks(C) Finger foods(D) Luck

6. What kind of party is it?(A) A pot-luck party(B) A costume party(C) A birthday party(D) A surprise party

Questions 4 through 6 refer to the following invitation.

4. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

5. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

6. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

!1220630..,132:555-6666

open house,.

finger food(,,)

6..


1. and / a / Happy New Year. / a / Merry Christmas / Have

______________________________________________________________

2. me / Thank you / for / to / the party. / inviting

______________________________________________________________

3. favorite / Please / to share. / your / bring / dish

______________________________________________________________

4. Come / us / the season. / to celebrate / join

______________________________________________________________

Fill in the blanks.

a matching red jacket nice to celebrate holidays

our Valentines Day party to give up smoking

1. You and your girlfriend are invited to _________ _________

_________ _________.

2. I wore a red dress and _________ _________ _________ _________ to

the party.

3. It is _________ _________ _________ _________ with close friends.

4. Good luck trying _________ _________ _________ _________ this

year.

59

W r i t i n g

Unit 7. Holidays

Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Thank you for inviting me to the party.

Please bring your favorite dish to share.

Come join us to celebrate the season.

our Valentines

Day party

a matching red jacket

nice to celebrate holidays

to give up smoking

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

61

Review 1PART V. Reading

1. What is this guide for?

(A) Hours of operation(B) Radio shows(C) Television programs(D) Theater performances

2. What can people see at 6:30?

(A) A cooking show(B) A music program(C) A show about personal

finances(D) A sitcom

3. Which subjects can studentslearn about on this channel?

(A) Art and computers(B) English and math(C) Math and science(D) Music and foreign

languages

Redmont Community Access ChannelProgram Guide

Monday, August 7

6:00 Writing for an Audience

6:30 Easy Pot-luck Party Entres

7:00 Air Force TV News

7:30 It All Adds Up (with Martha the MathTutor)

Questions 1 and 3 refer to the following guide.

1. ?(A) (B) (C) TV(D)

2. 630?(A) (B) (C) (D)

3. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

87

6630 7 TV730 (

)

It all adds up.,.

62

Review 1

4. What is this poster for?

(A) Advertising a new product(B) Promoting an event(C) Providing tourist

information(D) Warning residents

5. What is the punishment forspitting?

(A) A person could go to jail.(B) People have to pay money.(C) The offender will lose his

license.(D) There is no punishment.

No Spittingby law

Spitting spreads germs.When clearing your throat, use a tissue.Drop the used tissue in a trash bin.Wash your hands with soap and water.

Spitting in PublicFine up to $1,000 for first offense

City Government

Questions 4 through 5 refer to the following poster.

4. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

5. ?(A) .(B) .(C) .(D) .

..... 1000.

germ,clear ones

throatoffense,

63

Review 1

6. How many children did LadyWang have?

(A) None(B) One(C) Two(D) Three

7. Who was Wang Xi-fengsmother?

(A) Yuan-chun(B) Lady Wang(C) Aunt Xue(D) The tree does not say.

Questions 6 and 7 refer to the following family tree.

The Wang Family

Bao-yuYuan-chun Jia ZhuWang Xi-feng Wang Ren

Aunt Xue

Jia Zheng

LadyWang

Wang Zi-teng ???

Wang Xi-fengs

father

6. ?

(A) .(B) 1(C) 2(D) 3

7. ?(A) (B) (C) (D) .

???

64

Review 1

8. Who is this informationprobably for?

(A) Doctors(B) Kids(C) Restaurant owners(D) Supermarket managers

9. What does the informationrecommend?

(A) Choosing food wisely(B) Learning the content of

foods(C) Not snacking(D) Peeling fruits

10. Which food group is notmentioned?

(A) Breads(B) Dairy products(C) Fruits(D) Vegetables

Snacks help give you the energy thatyou need to make it through the day. Make sure to choose healthy snacks. Nutritious and delicious snacks includebagels, cheese, yogurt, fresh fruit,dried fruit, peanut butter, and hard-boiled eggs.

Questions 8 through 10 refer to the following information.

8. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

9. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

10.?(A) (B) (C) (D)

..,,,,,,.

make itthrough,,

dried fruit,,

W a r m - u p

UNIT8PART V. Reading: LeisureA. Learn the words and phrases.

roll You have to roll a six to start playing this game.

board game I like board games more than card games.

water sports He is a big fan of water sports such as surfing.

energetic They like inline skating and other energetic activities.

qualified She is qualified to teach swimming.

B. Types of readings and questions: Leisure

1. Schedules What is this schedule for? (main idea) What is the price of a movie at 2:20 p.m.? (detail)

2. Instructions What are these instructions for? (main idea)Who is this game suitable for? (detail)

65


1. What is this schedule for? $5.002. What is the price of a movie at 2:20 p.m.? Show times


1. What are these instructions for?(A) A board game (B) Rolling dice

2. Who is this game suitable for?(A) Five players (B) Children five or older

Adults $7.50 ($5.00 before 6 p.m. all week) Movies showing February 6 - 12

9.257.251:25The Lady of the Lake8:406:052:3511:55James Bond Again8:304:1512:00The Return of the Prince7:455:002:2011:35Love Probably

1. 2-4 players2. Roll the dice. The player with highest

number starts.3. Start on square number 1, and reach

square number 100 first to win.

JungleAdventure

(age 5+)

1. 6.2. .3. .

4. .5. .

,

1. ? 52. 220?

1. ? (A) (B)2. ? (A) 5 (B)

750(65)2612

(5)1. 2~42. ..

3. 1,100.

1. roll a die5. qualify,

66

PART V

3. Signs What is the purpose of this sign? (main idea)Who will be interested in this sign? (inference)

4. Charts What does this chart show? (main idea)Which statement is true? (detail)


1. What is the purpose of this sign?(A) To announce classes (B) To announce a competition

2. Who might be interested in this sign?(A) Employees at fast food restaurants(B) People who cannot cook


1. What does this chart show?(A) Water sports experience (B) Leisure time schedules

2. Which of the following is true?(A) Most windsurfers were learning for the first time.(B) Most waterskiers already had experience.

January Evening Courses Cooking for Beginners.

Learn the basics from a professional French chef. January 7th: Soups January 14th: Vegetable dishes January 21st: Cheese dishes January 28th: Bread making

Tel: 021-998-009

waterskiing jet skiing windsurfing surfing

80706050403020100

first time

previousexperience

Visitors to Grand Ocean Water Park (by activity)

1. ? (A) (B)2. ? (A) (B)

1

. 17: 114: 121: 128:

:021-998-009

1. ? (A) (B)2. ? (A). (B).

()

67

Unit 8. Leisure

1. What is this schedule for?

(A) Classes at a leisure center(B) Classes at a school

2. Which class is probably for children?

(A) Advanced Dance(B) Young Gymnastics

Cascades Community CenterDay Time Activity Monday 8:30-10:30 Beginning Design

10:30-11:00 Young Gymnastics11 a.m.-5 p.m. Open Gym5:00-7:00 Jewelry Making & Beadwork7:00-8:00 Water Aerobics8:00-10:00 Advanced Dance

*Membership fee: $10

5. Messages Which of the following is true? (fact)Which of the following is NOT true? (fact)


1. Jason expected to meet Mike at Northside Games Center. _______2. Jason will play a card game at the games center. _______

Note

Key phrases- beginner- novice- intermediate- advanced

kind of reading

where

when

what

how much

Jason,Mike called at 11:15. Change of plans. Meet him at SouthsideGames Center NOT Northside at 2 p.m. He wants you to bring the game board and dice as well.Better practice rolling!See you!Alex


Questions 1 and 2 refer to the following schedule.

XO

8:30-10:30

10:30-11:00 11:00-5:00() 5:00-7:00 7:00-8:00 8:00-10:00

*:10

1. .2. .

1. ? (A) (B)2. ? (A) (B)

,1115..2...!

E x e r c i s e s

68

PART V

1. What are these instructionsfor?

(A) How to watch specialscenes

(B) How to wear glasses

2. Which item is free forcustomers?

(A) Movie glasses(B) Tickets

Odeon 3D Cinemas Pick up a free pair of 3D glasses at the entrance. Put on your glasses for the opening scene and

every time you see the Glasses On message forlater 3D scenes.

Enjoy!

3. Who might be interested inthis sign?

(A) Working parents(B) Busy kids

4. When is this club open?

(A) Weekends only(B) Weekdays only

NEW! After School ClubBusy after work? Let us take care of your kids!Qualified instructors teaching inline skating,skateboarding and drawing. Board games andother indoor play activities are also available.

Mon - Fri 4-6 p.m., $7 a session. Call 019-887-777


Questions 1 and 2 refer to the following instructions.


3D 3D.

3D.

!

1. ?(A)(B)

2. ?(A)(B)

3. ?(A)(B)

4. ?(A)(B)

!?!,,..-46,7:019-887-777

3D(=three-dimensional) 3,

session,

69

1. What were people asked?

(A) What is your favorite wayof spending free time?

(B) What are your childrenshobbies?

(C) What is the best age tobegin hiking?

(D) What is the cheapest wayto spend free time?

2. Which of the following is NOTtrue about 50-59 year olds?

(A) We do not know what theirfavorite activity is.

(B) They go hiking less than 20-29 year olds.

(C) They rent videos more thanpeople under 49.

(D) They go in-line skating theleast of all groups.

3. What can we say about 40-49year olds?

(A) They like energeticactivities the most.

(B) They do not like rentingvideos.

(C) They like being outside themost.

(D) They like indoor activitiesmore than outdooractivities.

Favorite Leisure Activities by Age Group

T e s t

Questions 1 through 3 refer to the following chart.

Unit 8. Leisure

Hiking watchingmovies

Inlineskating

Rentingvideos

Others

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

20-29 year olds 30-39 year olds 40-49 year olds 50-59 year olds

1. ?(A) ?(B) ?(C) ?(D) ?

2. 50?(A) .(B) 20.(C) 49.(D) .

3. 40?(A) .(B) .(C) .(D) .

70

PART V

4. What is the purpose of thisnote?

(A) To tell Harry that his swimteacher called

(B) To tell Harry to startswimming lessons

(C) To say hello to Harry(D) To tell Harry that Sally will

be late

5. Which of the following is NOTtrue?

(A) Harry can join the 7 p.m.class.

(B) Harrys teacher called.(C) Harry can take lessons at 6

p.m.(D) Harry wants to take

swimming lessons.

6. Why was the 6:00 classcancelled?(A) Harry couldnt come.

(B) Sally called.

(C) There is a 7:00 class.

(D) There were not enoughstudents.


Hi Harry!

Your swim teacher called. The 6 p.m. beginnerclass has been cancelled due to lack of students. There is a 7 p.m. class if you are interested. Call her back at 0132-889-998.

Sally

,!.6.7.0132-889-998.

4. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

5. ?(A)7.(B) .(C) 6.(D) .

6. 6?(A) .(B) .(C) 7.(D) .


1. care of / kids. / Let / your / take / us

______________________________________________________________

2. teach / sports / Our / and art. / qualified / instructors

______________________________________________________________

3. the basics / learn / You / of cooking. / can

______________________________________________________________

4. open / club / is / from Monday / through Friday. / The

______________________________________________________________

Fill in the blanks.

rolls the highest number a qualified French chef

a lack of students pair of 3D glasses

1. The swim class was cancelled due to _________ _________ _________

_________.

2. The player who _________ _________ _________ _________ starts the

game.

3. Pick up a free _________ _________ _________ _________ by the

entrance.

4. Learn cooking from _________ _________ _________ _________.

71

W r i t i n g

Unit 8. Leisure

Let us take care of your kids.

Our qualified instructors teach sports and art.

You can learn the basics of cooking.

The club is open from Monday through Friday.

a lack of

rolls the highest number

pair of 3D glasses

a qualified French chef

students

.

.

.

.

.

.

3D.

.

W a r m - u p

UNIT9PART V. Reading: ScienceA. Learn the words and phrases.

flammable Oil is highly flammable. It catches fire very easily.

measure He used a ruler to measure the paper.

domestic I dislike domestic chores such as cooking and cleaning.

safety For your own safety, you should wear a seatbelt in a car.

distribute She distributed the exam papers at the start of class.

B. Types of readings and questions: Science

1. Signs What is the purpose of this sign? (main idea)Where can we find this sign? (inference)

2. Advertisements Which of the following is true? (fact)Which of the following is NOT true? (fact)

73


1. What is the purpose of this sign?(A) To explain safety (B) To explain science

2. Where can we find this sign?(A) In a museum (B) In a lab


1. This product is for people interested in movies. _______2. You can use this product indoors. _______

Science Safety Rules Users must wear gloves, goggles and aprons. Hair must be pulled back. Measure materials with equipment in room only. Report all injuries to a teacher. Keep flammable materials away from fire.

Watch the stars at home with StarWatcher.Turn out the lights and turn on StarWatcher to see all themajor stars on your ceiling.Domestic use only.

Guide and audio tape included. $22.99

XO

,

1. ..2. .3. .

4. .5. .

1. ? (A) (B)2. ? (A) (B)

1. .2. .

.

. . . .

....2299

chore (),

74

PART V

3. Charts What is the purpose of this chart? (main idea)Which two items are NOT found in milk? (inference)

4. Warnings What is the purpose of this warning? (main idea)How is the flame naked? (inference)


1. What is the purpose of this chart? To give informationabout food

2. Which two items are NOT found Vitamin A and Calciumin rice cereal?


1. What is the purpose of this warning?(A) To tell people how to measure dangerous chemicals(B) To tell people about something that burns easily

2. How is the flame naked?(A) It is too small. (B) It has no cover.

25%25%Iron25%25%Vitamin B15%0%Calcium6%0%Vitamin A

% daily value150110Calories

with 100ml milkRice cerealAmount per serving (30g)NUTRITIONAL FACTS

Hair-Hold HairspraySafety Warning

Highly flammable. Do not burn after use. Do not use near a naked flame. Do not smoke while using this spray. Keep away from children.

1(30g) 100ml

110 150%

A 0% 6% 0% 15%B 25% 25% 25% 25%

. . . . .

1. ?(A)(B)

2. ?(A). (B).

1. ? 2. ? A

naked,

75

Unit 9. Science

1. What are these instructions for?

(A) How to use equipment(B) How to do experiments

2. What is one thing you should NOT do?

(A) Turn on the light(B) Touch the glass

5. Instructions What are these instructions for? (main idea)How many kinds of metal do you need? (detail)


1. What are these instructions for?(A) To prepare a meal (B) To measure something

2. How many kinds of metal do you need to do this?(A) Four (B) Two

Note

Key phrases- lens- knob- eye piece- clips

kind of reading

what

where

how

Lemon (one per pair of students) Copper wire (one per student) Zinc Strip (one per student) Electricity meter (one per pair of students)

1. Distribute lemons and wires to students.2. Have students insert the wire and zinc strip into the lemon. 3. Then have them attach the wire connectors of an electricity

meter to the wire and zinc strip. 4. Finally, get them to measure the electricity!


Questions 1 and 2 refer to the following instructions.

EElleeccttrriiccLLeemmoonn!!

How to use a microscopeA. Place a slide on the stage of the

microscope.

B. Look through the microscopeand focus the lens.

C. Check the light is on.

D. Do not touch the lens withyour fingers.

A..B..C..D..

1. ? (A) (B)2. ? (A) 4 (B) 2

1. ? (A) (B)2. ? (A). (B).

! (2) () () (2)1. .

2. .

3. .

4.,!

zinc

E x e r c i s e s

76

PART V

1. What is this advertisementfor?

(A) Researchers(B) A small instrument

2. What is the instrument for?

(A) Playing(B) Measuring

Buy the worlds smallest guitar!The Nanoguitar!

Researchers at Cornell University have created theworlds smallest playable guitar. It measures only0.025 millimeters. It will cost you just $999,999!

3. What kind of informationdoes this chart show?

(A) How dangerous sunlightcan be

(B) How long people are safe

4. In which city is the sunstrongest?

(A) Honolulu(B) New York

Skin Safety in the Sun


Questions 1 and 2 refer to the following advertisement.


New York Chicago Los Angeles Miami Honolulu

6050403020100

minutes to skindamage withoutsunscreen

!!

.0.025.999999!

LA

()

1. ?(A) (B)

2. ?(A) (B)

3. ?(A)(B)

4. ?(A)(B)

4.15,60.

77

1. What is the purpose of thissign?

(A) To warn people aboutInternet connections

(B) To warn against breakingthe law

(C) To distribute pop songs(D) To pay a $500 fine

2. Where might we see thiswarning?

(A) On a website (B) In a home(C) Near a music store(D) In a computer box

3. When should you stop?

(A) Later(B) Right away(C) After you pay(D) Never

WarningYour computer is being used todistribute music illegally on theInternet. Do not use this domesticInternet connection to distributepirated songs.

Stop immediately or you will haveto pay a $500 fine.

T e s t

Questions 1 through 3 refer to the following warning.

Unit 9. Science

..

500.

1. ?(A) (B) (C) (D) 500

2. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

3. ?(A) (B) (C) (D) .

distribute,

pirate,,

immediately,

78

PART V

Solar Power Domestic SolutionsCut your heating bills and help the environment!Quick and easy to install. Reduce your electricity bill by up to 60%.Call Fred Hill at 043-334-334 for informationNOW!

4. What is the purpose of thisadvertisement?

(A) To advertise solar power forpeoples homes

(B) To advertise solar power forbusinesses

(C) To advertise solar power forschools

(D) To tell people how to installsolar power

5. Which of the following is NOTtrue?

(A) Solar power is good for theenvironment.

(B) You will save money if youhave solar power.

(C) Fred Hill knows about solarpower.

(D) Solar panels are hard toinstall.

6. What will happen to yourelectricity bill?

(A) It will go down.(B) It will go up.(C) It will not change.(D) You wont need electricity.

Questions 4 through 6 refer to the following advertisement.

!.60%.043-334-334.

4. ?(A) (B) (C) (D)

5. ?(A) .(B) .(C) .(D) .

6. ?(A) .(B) .(C) .(D) .

solarenvironment

install()


1. the lens / Do not / your / fingers. / touch / with

______________________________________________________________

2. measures / millimeters. / 0.025 / It / only

______________________________________________________________

3. in New York. / safety / is / a big / not / problem / Skin

______________________________________________________________

4. Report / teacher. / to a / all / injuries

______________________________________________________________

Fill in the blanks.

computer is being used Reduce your domestic heating

the worlds smallest guitar away from fire

1. Researchers have created _________ _________ _________

_________.

2. Your _________ _________ _________ _________ to distribute music

illegally.

3. _________ _________ _________ _________ bill by up to sixty

percent.

4. Keep flammable materials _________ _________ _________.

79

W r i t i n g

Unit 9. Science

Do not touch the lens with your fingers.

It only measures 0.025 millimeters.

Skin safety is not a big problem in New York.

Report all injuries to a teacher.

the worlds smallest

guitar

computer is being used

Reduce your domestic heating

away from fire

.

0.025.

.

.

.

.

60%.

.

W a r m - u p

UNIT10PART V. Reading: Arts and CultureA. Learn the words and phrases.

scene The third scene of the play was the best.switch off Please switch off the lights before you leave.consume The guests consumed a lot of food.scenery The scenery at the theater looked like real mountains.disappointing The movie was very disappointing because it was boring.

B. Types of readings and questions: Arts and Culture

1. Advertisements What is this advertisement for? (main idea)Where can you buy the tickets? (detail)

2. Signs What is the purpose of this sign? (main idea)Where can visitors eat? (detail)

81


1. What is this advertisement for? Online2. Where can you buy the tickets? Cheap theater tickets


1. What is the purpose of this sign?(A) To explain rules (B) To give choices

2. Where can visitors eat?(A) On the 3rd floor (B) On the 1st floor

Ticket King Discount TicketsGet tickets to all the top shows at 40-50% off.

No waiting in line ---just check out our website atwww.ticketking.com.

Additional discounts available for university students.

Please note No smoking No food No drinkA smoking area is provided on the third floor.Food and drink may be consumed in the firstfloor cafeteria.

PiccadillyGallery

()/

,

,

1. 3.2. .3. .

4. .5. .

1. ? 2. ?

1. ? (A) (B)2. ? (A) 3 (B) 1

40~50%.-www.ticketking.com..

3.1.

82

PART V

3. Calendars Which statement is true? (fact)Which statement is NOT true? (detail)

4. Reviews What is this a review of? (main idea)What did the reviewer think of The Journey? (detail)


1. There are two performances every day. _______

2. There will be no performances at the end of June. _______


1. What did Greg Smith see?(A) A romantic play (B) A travel show

2. What did the reviewer think of The Journey?(A) It was good. (B) It was bad.

The Journey - reviewed by Greg SmithFrom the first, this romantic comedy was sadlydisappointing. In scene 1, leading actor Brian Choforgot his words and fell over the scenery. In laterscenes, the other cast members were even worse. 3/10

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri SAT SUN1 2 3 4 5 6

7 8 9 10 11 12 13

14 15 16 17 18 19 20

21 22 23 24 25 26 27

THE FULL MONTY - (comedy), 3:30 p.m. & 7:00 p.m. $17.50

Trinity College String Quartet - 7:30 p.m. $12.50

Moscow State Circus - 3:00 p.m. & 6:00 p.m. $24.00

Closed for repairs June 21- 3028 29 30

XO

--.1,..103

():330,7,$17.50

4:730,$12.50

:3,6,$24.00

(621-30)

1. ? (A) (B)2. ? (A). (B).

1. 2.2. 6.

sadly,

83

Unit 10. Arts and Culture

1. Where might you see this sign?

(A) At a performance of a play(B) At a movie theater

2. What is the purpose of this sign?

(A) To welcome the audience(B) To show rules

Attention all audience members!Help others enjoy the show. Please make sure ALL cell phones areswitched off inside the theater.Please do not consume food during the show.Do not touch the scenery.Thank you for showing consideration.

The ManagementPerforming Arts Center

5. Program What is this program for? (main idea)How many scenes are there? (detail)


1. What is this program for?(A) A meeting for young actors (B) A performance for young children

2. How many scenes are there?(A) Two (B) Three

Note

Key phrases- show consideration- be considerate- be thoughtful- show respect

kind of reading

who

why, what event

what

who

Young Acting Group PresentsJohns Day

a play for under fivesAct 1:Scene 1: In the garden

Intermission: (20 minutes)(change of scenery)

Act 2:Scene 1: John leavesScene 2: John returns



!.....

1. ? (A) (B)2. ? (A) 2 (B) 3

1. ? (A) (B)2. ? (A) (B)

1:1:(20)()2:1:.2:.

present (),,

intermission,

consideration,

E x e r c i s e s

84

PART V

1. What is this calendar for?

(A) Free lessons(B) Free concerts

2. When can you listen totrum