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Drunk monkeys mirror people

Questions

Where do vervet monkeys come from?

The Caribbean

South America

West Africa

How do they satisfy their thirst?

they wait to be served

they raid local bars

they eat fruit

Are there non-alcoholic monkeys?

Yes, some of them rather drink soft drinks

No, they all like alcohol

Researchers are not sure about it

What percentage of monkeys drink to the last drop?

10

1!

!

A liking for alcohol is determined by

"ur friends

"ur genes

The education we receive

#onkeys that drink more

#ake more stu$id thin%s

#ake other monkeys feel annoyed

#ake better leaders and are more popular



1 to fly at a steady speed (cruise)2 the tiredness you experience after you’ve flown a long distance (jetlag)

3 aeroplane petrol: ………… fuel (aviation)4 to ove a plane slowly along the ground !efore or after flying (taxi)

" the part of an airport# li$e a road# which planes use when landing or ta$ing off (runway)% to …… at an airport eans to present your airline tic$et# passport and have your luggage weighed (chec$in)& a …… tower: a !uilding in an airport which tells planes when it’s safe for the to ta$e off and land (control)

' ites that you can !uy at an airport without paying tax (dutyfree) the place in the airport where you go to get onto your flight (gate)

1 to …… down: to land on the runway (touch)

Amish way of life

Questions

Why did the Amish move to the $%A?

To seek $olitical asylum&

To earn a livin%&

&o escape religious persecution'

What countries did they mainly come from?

(ermany and %wit)erland

'ermany and Sweden

'ermany and (taly



When were they estimated to arrive in the $%A?

(n 1)*+

*n +.

1)+*

/rom what source do the Amish not get power from?

ood and coal

-ro$ane and kerosene

0lectricity

When is the last time an Amish girl can wear white?

"n her wedding day

"n her ba$tism day

"n her 1*th birthday

How can we know that the hat displayed belongs to a teenager?

.ecause of its colour

1ecause of its flatness and the reach around the top

.ecause of the stains

What is the purpose of the 2unning Around period?

/or teena%ers to date and find the $artner of their life&

/or teenagers to choose whether they want to become Amish or not'

/or teena%ers to socialie with other $eo$le outside their community&

Which of the following statements is true?

Traditions of the Amish $eo$le have always remained the same&

All traditions have evolved&

%ome traditions have changed'

When attending school, Amish children '''

Are placed in the same room'

Are $laced in different rooms accordin% to their a%e&

Are $laced in %rou$s of ei%ht&

What is the mainstay of Amish people?

orse raisin% and sellin%&

/arming and milking'



#ule kee$in%&

Which of the following statements is true?

2ue to their old3fashioned lifestyle, the Amish $o$ulation is in decline&

2es$ite their old3fashioned lifestyle, the Amish $o$ulation has doubled over the $ast half

century&

Despite their old-fashioned lifestyle, the Amish population has tripled over the past

3 years'

%hopping in 4ondon

Questions

"5ford %treet is the largest shopping street6

in the world&

in 0urope'

(n the 45&

"5ford %treet is the best place to come if you want6

to meet local $eo$le&

to buy everything in one place'

to avoid hectic crowds and traffic&

Where on "5ford %treet is %elridges?

At the eastern end&

(n the middle&

At the western end'

Where can you find designer clothes shops?

"6ford Street&

1ond %treet'

St& Christo$her7s $lace

Where can you see fountains?

%t' 7hristopher8s place'

"6ford Street&

.ond Street&

When was "5ford 7ircus designed?



18th century&

+th century'

!0th century&

What does &opshop claim?

To be the world7s lar%est store&

&o be the world8s largest fashion store'

To be 9uro$e7s lar%est fashion store&

What can you buy at the eastern end of "5ford %treet?

2ecords, souvenirs and electronic goods'

Clothes, cars and books&

/ood, com$uter %ames and records&

How many underground stations are there?

9

:

!0

:nightsbridge is

close to Hyde ;ark'/ar from yde -ark&

in yde -ark&

When did Harrods start trading here?

1;:)

1;;)

+<9

How many floors does Harrods have?

*

=

;

What did the owner say you can buy there?

Anythin% with a $in and an ele$hant&

Anything from a pin to an elephant'

Anythin% but a $in and an ele$hant&



How many floors does Harvey >ichols have?

*

8

<

Where can you find Armani and (ucci?

%loane %treet

arvey Nichols

arrods

7amden &own is a popular destination for 66666

localstourists

students

What does 7amden offer?

Chea$ anti<ues&

ariety and bargains'

2esi%ner $roducts&

Where are the best shops?

*n the >orth'

(n the est&

(n the South&

How long has there been a market in 1orough?

!00 years

@333 years

1!00 years

How often is the food delivered?

9very week&

0very Day'

Twice a day&

When can the public visit?

Thursday and Saturday&/riday and Sunday&



&hursday to %aturday'

;ortobello 2oad

is an e5pensive place to live'

was an e6$ensive $lace to live&

is an e6$ensive $lace to sho$&

&he antiues are only for specialists'

True

/alse

&he best day to visit is %aturday'

&rue'

/alse&

4ondon &ower

Questions

Where is the tower of 4ondon?

4ondon

Canterbury

New =ork

What is the most important thing in the &ower?&he 7rown

Tourists

2irty

How many ueens have died in the tower?

!

.

:



What was the name of Henry ***Bs fifth ueen?

Anne .oley

Catherine of Ara%on

7atherine Howard

>ame of the soldiersC

Royal

Cosacs

beefeater

What kind of birds are there in the &ower?

-id%eons-arrots

2avens

How many towers are there in the &ower of 4ondon

!:

!0

@+

0lecting a $% president in plain english'

Questions

How often do American citi)ens elect a new president?

every ! years

every + years

every > years

How old must voters be ?

;0

1;

1; or over

Are all votes counted together?

=es

No



2e$ends

"n election day you vote

for $resident

for vice $resident

for both

0ach state elects

a candidate for $resident

! candidates, one for $resident and one for vice $resident

only the vice $resident

Why do some states have more influence than others in the election?

because they are richer

because they are more $o$ulated

because they are lar%er

&he number of electors in a state comes from

The number of districts

The $o$ulation

The number of districts $lus the number of senators

Why are big populated states so important for candidates?

.ecause more $eo$le %o to vote

.ecause they win more electors

.ecause these states have more senators

Which candidate becomes the ;resident 0lect?

The one who wins the ma?ority of senators

The one who wins in the ma?ority of states

The one who wins the ma?ority of electors

What happens ne5t anuary @3th?

The -resident 9lect %ives a s$eech

The -resident 9lect resi%ns

The -resident 9lect is sworn in



Dead poet society

Questions

What does the latin e5pression 7arpe Diem mean?

si6 a time

seie the time

take your time

Who wrote E"h 7aptain, my 7aptain?E

#aya An%elou

alt 2isney

alt hitman

About whom was the poem about?

Abraham @incoln

Thomas efferson

#artin @uther 5in%

What was #r' :eating like when he was younger?

e was a weak boy

e was a stron% boy

e used to cry all the time

What did #r' :eating use to read when he was a teen?

illiam ordsworth

Samuel Colerid%e

@ord .yron

What does the line E(ather ye rosebuds while ye mayE mean?The students should seie their time to win football matches

e are all %oin% to die so we7d better seie our time

The students should seie their time if they want to $ass their tests

E;eruseE means'''

To have a thorou%h look at somethin%

To take a <uick look at somethin%

To overuse



Does #r' ;itt think the lesson was unusual?

=es, he does&

No, he doesn7t&

e finds it e6citin% but s$ooky

Do the students in the photos share things in common with #r':eating8s students?

=es, they do& All of them are full of ho$e and coura%e, they look alike&

No, they don7t& They lived too lon% a%o to have thin%s in common&

=es, they do& They have the same haircuts&



GRAMMAR REVIEW

TENSES

Present continuous

‘Who are you phoning?’ ‘I’ m trying to get through to Helen’.

We use the present continuous to talk about particular events or activities

that have begun but have not ended at the time of speaking. The

event or activity is in progress at the present time, but not necessarily

at the moment of speaking.

he’s doing voluntary !ork !ith young children until she starts her

university course.

The action may not be happening e"actly no!, but it is happening #ust

before and #ust after no!, and it is not permanent or habitual. It

suggests that an event or activity is or may be temporary.

Present simple

Trees grow more $uickly in summer than in !inter.

We use the present simple !ith verbs describing states or situations that are

al!ays true or continue indefinitely.

This cake tastes !onderful. Where did you buy it?

We use the present simple !ith states or situations %thoughts, feelings& that e"ist

at the present moment.

tate verbs are different from active verbs %also called dynamic verbs&, !hich

describe deliberate physical actions, e.g.run,eat,put, etc'

(elieve, kno!, notice, realise, recognise, remember, understand, !ant, forget ),

#udge ), think ), !ish, accept, agree, disagree, doubt, impress, mean, need,promise, refuse, suspect, mind %care about& ), suppose ), trust ), like, dislike,



love, hate, fancy, prefer, loathe, hear, smell, feel ), see ), sense ), taste,

deserve, last %duration&, matter, seem, sound, be ), keep %continue& ), fit

%clothes& ), involve ), lie %position& ), belong, o!n, possess, have ), o!e )*

*These verbs can be both state and active, depending on the context in which they’re

being used, e.g.

+o you go to Turkey every year for your holidays?

We use the present simple to talk about habits or regular events or actions.

Past simple

athy left a fe! minutes ago.

-im continued the course even though it !as proving very difficult.

We use the past simple to refer to a completed action or event in the past or to

talk about situations that e"isted over a period of time in the past, but not no!.

We can either say !hen something happened, using a time

adverbial, or assume that the listener or reader already kno!s !hen it happened

or can understand this from the conte"t.

I saw my grandparents every !eek as a child.

We use the past simple to talk about repeated past actions.

Present perfect

We can’t have a meeting, because so fe! people have shown any interest.

y ceiling has fallen in and the kitchen is flooded. /ome $uickly0 We have belonged to the tennis club since !e moved here.

1ee has represented his country on many occasions and hopes to go on to

compete in the ne"t 2lympics.We use the present perfect to talk about a past action, event or state, !hen

there is some kind of connection bet!een !hat happened in the past, and the

present time. 2ften !e are interested in the !ay something happened in the past

affects or is relevant to the situation that e"ists no!. Ho!ever, in the connection

!ith the present may also be that the action happened recently !ith a

conse$uence for the present, that it continues until the present time, or that a

repeated event in the past may %or may no& happen again.



Past continuous

When he realised I was looking at him, he turned a!ay.

We use the past continuous to talk about a situation that started before aparticular point in the past and !as still in progress at that point.

Past perfect

When I !ent into the bathroom, I found that the bath had overflowed.

(y 34 o’clock most people had gone home.

We use the past perfect to talk about a past event that took place before another

past event, or before or up to a particular time in the past.

Present perfect continuous

ince the operation t!o months ago, -oe has been learning to !alk again.

He can already take one or t!o steps unaided.

5our eyes are red 6 have you been crying?

We use the present perfect continuous to talk about an activity in progress in the

past for a period until no!, !hich is still in progress or has recently finished.

Past perfect continuous

When I sa! the vase in the shop !indo!, I kne! it !as e"actly !hat I had

been looking for.

We use the past perfect continuous to talk about a situation or activity that !as

in progress over a period up to a particular past point in time.

THE FUTURE

Will + infinitie

It’s late. I think I’ll go to bed no!.

I think you’ ll en#oy the film.

We use !ill !hen !e state a decision made at the moment of speaking and !hen!e say that !e think something is likely to happen in the future.



I’ll make one of my special desserts for dinner, if you like.

I’ve asked her to #oin us this evening, but she won’t .

We use !ill !hen !e talk about willingness to do something in the future and

!ill not to talk about unwillingness to do something in the future.

"e #oin# to + infinitie

‘Has anybody offered to look after the children?’ ‘-o’ s going to do it.’

We use $e #oin# to !hen !e state a decision made some time before !e report

it. Goin# to is often preferred in informal spoken 7nglish and !ill is preferred in

more formal conte"ts.

Present simple for t%e future

The ne"t train to 8e!castle leaves at 9.:;.

We use the present simple to talk about future events that are part of some

official arrangement such as a timetable or programme. < time e"pression is

usually used !ith the present simple for the future unless the time referred to is

already clear from the conte"t.

Present continuous for t%e future

We’ re having a party ne"t aturday. /an you come?

We use the present continuous to talk about future activities and events that are

intended or have already been arranged. =sually a personal pronoun is used and

a future time is mentioned.

Future continuous

<fter the operation you won’t be doing any sport for a !hile.

We use the future continuous to talk about an activity or event happening at a

particular time or over a particular period in the future. We usually mention the

future time.

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