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1 My naughty brother Story fever, flu, liar, matter, normal, painful, temperature 4
2 Wasting food Email compost, convenient, fridge, future, government, landfill, nutrient, promote, recycle 6
3 My best friend Diary enjoyable, excellent, generous, mobile phone, order, person 8
4 Let’s make music Instructions blow, cardboard, extend, instrument, material, pitch, straw, vibrate 10
STEAM House 1 12
5 Honey bees Magazine article hive, honey, mask, protect, sting flu, nutrient 14
6 Communication Mind map communicate, electronic, expensive, immediately, in person, laptop, overseas, text message convenient, mobile phone 16
7 My pen pal Letter bedtime, elementary, enjoy, middle, simple, unlike enjoyable 18
8 An amazing straw Newspaper article bacteria, disaster, filter, litre, source enjoy, straw 20
STEAM House 2 22
Vocabulary quiz 1 24
9 Free food! Recount ambulance, argue, charity, complain, crowded, impatient, important, manner immediately, middle, temperature 26
10 Fighting brain cancer News report cancer, kill, mosquito, operation, treatment, virus fever, future, overseas 28
11 Fight for school! Magazine article admire, bravery, experience, fame, frightened, gain, injured, national, peace kill, operation 30
12 A special hobby Interview airport, binoculars, hobby, pilot, programme, share enjoy, immediately, unlike 32
STEAM House 3 34
13 A day at the beach Poem boiling, calm, land, swimsuit, wonderful enjoy 36
14 Meet a spaceman Interview astronaut, experiment, flag, gravity, nervous, proud, spacesuit
admire, bravery, experience, frightened, wonderful 38
15 Watch out for seafood Leaflet avoid, endangered, oyster, prawn, recommend, seafood, squid enjoy, protect, share 40
16 On Mercury Conversation fact, million, orbit, rotate, surface astronaut, boiling, gravity, spacesuit, temperature 42
STEAM House 4 44
Vocabulary quiz 2 46
Prefixes and suffixes 48
Vocabulary index 50
STEAM House Science vocabulary index 52
Current issues
Current issues
STEAM
STEAM
STEAM
STEAM
Cross-curriculum
Cross-curriculum
Caring and sharing
Places and activities
Places and activities
Relationships
The world around us
The world around us
The world around us
The world around us
The world around us
Food and drinks
Fun and games
Using my five senses
Me, my family and friends
Me, my family and friends
We love Hong Kong
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1 My naughty brother Story fever, flu, liar, matter, normal, painful, temperature 4
2 Wasting food Email compost, convenient, fridge, future, government, landfill, nutrient, promote, recycle 6
3 My best friend Diary enjoyable, excellent, generous, mobile phone, order, person 8
4 Let’s make music Instructions blow, cardboard, extend, instrument, material, pitch, straw, vibrate 10
STEAM House 1 12
5 Honey bees Magazine article hive, honey, mask, protect, sting flu, nutrient 14
6 Communication Mind map communicate, electronic, expensive, immediately, in person, laptop, overseas, text message convenient, mobile phone 16
7 My pen pal Letter bedtime, elementary, enjoy, middle, simple, unlike enjoyable 18
8 An amazing straw Newspaper article bacteria, disaster, filter, litre, source enjoy, straw 20
STEAM House 2 22
Vocabulary quiz 1 24
9 Free food! Recount ambulance, argue, charity, complain, crowded, impatient, important, manner immediately, middle, temperature 26
10 Fighting brain cancer News report cancer, kill, mosquito, operation, treatment, virus fever, future, overseas 28
11 Fight for school! Magazine article admire, bravery, experience, fame, frightened, gain, injured, national, peace kill, operation 30
12 A special hobby Interview airport, binoculars, hobby, pilot, programme, share enjoy, immediately, unlike 32
STEAM House 3 34
13 A day at the beach Poem boiling, calm, land, swimsuit, wonderful enjoy 36
14 Meet a spaceman Interview astronaut, experiment, flag, gravity, nervous, proud, spacesuit
admire, bravery, experience, frightened, wonderful 38
15 Watch out for seafood Leaflet avoid, endangered, oyster, prawn, recommend, seafood, squid enjoy, protect, share 40
16 On Mercury Conversation fact, million, orbit, rotate, surface astronaut, boiling, gravity, spacesuit, temperature 42
STEAM House 4 44
Vocabulary quiz 2 46
Prefixes and suffixes 48
Vocabulary index 50
STEAM House Science vocabulary index 52
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4JumpStart Reading and Vocabulary Plus P5
1 My naughty brother
Mary has a naughty brother. How naughty is he? Read the story and answer the questions on the next page.
Tom and I are twins. Tom can be very
naughty sometimes. This is what happened
one day at breakfast.
‘I feel sick,’ Tom said to me and Mum.
‘What’s the matter?’ asked Mum.
‘I’ve got the flu,’ he said.
Mum waited for the school bus to pick
me up. Then she took Tom to the doctor’s clinic.
The doctor asked him, ‘What’s wrong, Tom?’
‘I think I have a fever. My throat is sore too,’ said Tom.
The doctor checked Tom’s temperature and looked at Tom’s throat.
‘Hmm, your temperature is normal and your throat looks fine to me.’
‘Oh, but everything is painful. I can’t go to school today,’ said Tom.
The doctor told Mum, ‘Tom is all right. I think he can go to school.’
‘No, no! Please don’t send me to school, Mum!’ said Tom.
‘Why not? Is it because you have a test today?’ asked Mum.
‘Hmm, yes,’ said Tom quietly.
Mum was so angry because Tom lied. Mum took Tom to school and
brought him to our classroom. ‘Tom is here to do the English test,’ she told our
teacher.
Tom was late so he did not have enough time to finish the test. He only
got 7 marks! It serves him right for being a liar!
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fever, flu, liar, matter, normal, painful, temperature
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Fill your answers in the spaces provided.
1. Characters:
Mary
(a) (b)
(c) (d)
2. Setting:
When? One day
Where?
home
(a)
(b)
3. Plot:
Tom said he felt (a) . Mary went to school by (b) .
Mum took Tom to the doctor’s clinic. The doctor checked Tom’s (c)
and (d) . The doctor said Tom was not sick. Mum took Tom to
(e) . Tom did the (f) test. Tom got only (g)
marks in the test.
4. Theme:
This story tells us that .
Answer the question in a complete sentence.
5. Why did Tom do poorly in the English test?
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12JumpStart Reading and Vocabulary Plus P5
1
When we play the recorder, we blow air through
the mouth hole. The air turns into a wave. The
vibration, or the wave, of air produces sound.
If we close more holes with our fingers, it takes
the wave of air longer to leave the recorder.
Pitch ➔ lower
If we close fewer holes, it takes the wave of air
less time to leave the recorder.
Pitch ➔ higher
Alice is reading an article about wind instruments. Look at the article and answer the questions on the next page.
Woodwind instruments Today we will talk about an instrument that you know quite well – the recorder.
If we blow air through a shorter straw,
the sound will have a higher pitch.
If we blow air through a longer straw,
the sound will have a lower pitch.
This is similar to making music with straws.
air in
finger air out
wave of air
Mouth hole
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The following is the explanation of how recorders work. Fill your answers in the spaces provided.
To play a recorder, we blow air through
the 1 hole.
There will be a 2 of
air inside the recorder.
We can control the level of pitch by
putting our fingers on the holes of the
recorder. If we close more holes with our
fingers, it takes 3 time
for the air to come out. It is like blowing
air through a longer straw and the pitch
is 4 .
On the other hand, if we close fewer
holes, it takes 5 time
for the air to come out. It is like blowing
air through a shorter straw and the pitch
is 6 .
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24JumpStart Reading and Vocabulary Plus P5
11. Fill in the blanks with the words given. (8 marks)
convenient electronic excellent
expensive generous normal
painful simple
(a) It is to feel nervous when we try new things. If we are patient
enough to carry on, we will see progress.
(b) Mr Cheung is a businessman. He always gives money to poor
people.
(c) This watch is too . We should buy something else for Dad’s
birthday.
(d) John Wong is an dancer. He won three awards last year and
people say he is one of the best performers ever.
(e) The test was very . I finished it in just an hour and spent the rest
of the time on checking my answers.
(f) Nowadays many things have become like email and e-Books.
They are more convenient and take up less space.
(g) Sally fell down and hurt her left knee last week. Now it is very
for her to walk for a long time.
(h) It is more to read the news online so fewer people buy
newspapers nowadays.
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2. Label the pictures. (8 marks)
(a) (b) (c)
(d) (e) (f)
(g) (h)
3. Fill in the blanks with the words given. (5 marks)
bedtime fridge liar material pitch
(a) This cup is made of hard so it doesn’t break easily.
(b) Bob’s classmates call him a because he never tells the truth.
(c) After coming home, Mum put the ice cream in the before it
melted.
(d) The opera singer can sing at a very high .
(e) Sally’s mother tells her a story every night before she goes to
sleep.
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