Es. 1 pg. 30

E-books:

1. you can read in darkness, indeed you just need to increase its brightness
2. if you don’t know the meaning of a word, you just need to underline it and automatically it opens the vocabulary
3. you can zoom in or zoom out the character

Printed books:

1. you can see a shelf full of books
2. you have a bookmark that comes out and tells you where you have arrived
3.  if you want to give it someone, you can make an inscription on the first page

 

Es. 2 pg. 30

1)      Joe Jacobson was a researcher for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

2)      Because, when he was lying on a beach, he finished his book and he didn’t have another one with him.

 

Es. 3 pg. 30

1)      Was working

2)      Was lying

3)      Finished

 

Es. 4 pg. 30

1)      Was sitting

2)      Was feeling  

3)      Heard

4)      Called

5)      Replied

6)      Went

7)      Opened

8)      Looked out

9)      Was driving

10)   Was getting

11)   Were

12)   Reached

13)   Put

14)   Was

 

Es. 5 pg. 30

Maybe David Copperfield, because I don’t know what it’s talking about.

 

Es. 6 pg. 30

1)      Were studying; met…FALSE

2)      Was crashing; did…FALSE

3)      Was watching; got…TRUE

4)      Was raining; woke up…TRUE

5)      Was burning; made…FALSE

6)      Was texting; walked….TRUE

 

Es. 7 pg. 30

1)      Were your parents studying when they met?

No, they weren’t.

2)      Was your computer crashing when you did your homework last night?

No, it wasn’t.

3)      Were you watching TV when your mum got home yesterday?

Yes, I was.

4)      Was it raining when you woke up this morning?

Yes, it was.

5)      Were you burning yourself when you made breakfast?

No, I wasn’t.

6)      Was a friend texting you when you walked to school?

Yes, he was.

 

Es. 1 pg. 31

A)     Chemistry

B)     Archaeology

C)     Ecology

D)     Geology

E)      Marine biology

F)      Physics

 

Es. 2 pg. 31

1)      Photo C

2)      Photo D

 

Es. 4 pg. 31

Speaker 1: B

Speaker 2: F

Speaker 3: A

Speaker 4: D

Speaker 5: C

 

Es. 5 pg. 31

1)      Who wants to collect evidence about global warming? Speaker 5

2)      Who wants to make new discoveries and find new cures? Speaker 1

3)      Who loves doing experiments and analysing data? Speaker 3

4)      Who spent hour in the Egyptian room in the Louvre? Speaker 4

5)      Who is doing research into climate change? Speaker 2

 

Es. 6 pg. 31

1)      Archaeology → archaeologist

2)       Biology → biologist

3)      Chemistry → chemist

4)      Ecology → ecologist

5)      Geology → geologist

6)      Mathematics → mathematician

7)      Physics → physicist

8)      Science → scientist

 

Es. 7 pg. 31

1)      Analysis → to analyse

2)      Discovery → to discover

3)      Evolution → to evolve

4)      Exploration → to explore

5)      Imagination → to imagine

6)      Observation → to observe

7)      Preservation → to preserve

8)      Protection → to protect

9)      Solution → to solve