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Sterk Engels Leerjaar 4 VMBO-GTL Workbook

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Go online and login to do Fast ForWord. Reading level 3 exercise Twisted Pictures. 22 Scrambled words Unscramble the words below. 1. The side of a mountain that is high and very steep. RKFOCACE 2. Becoming damaged so that lines or long narrow holes appear. CKRCNAIG 3. To produce liquid on the surface of your skin when you are hot, nervous or ill. SEAWT 4. Narrow surface that continues out from the side of a cliff or a wall. LDEGE 23 Skimming Have a good look at the headline and sub headlines of the text on the next page and study the photo of the text. Predict what the text is about. 24 Read the text Now read the text on the next page and check your prediction. Were you right? Please answer the question below. Kevin Jorgeson en Tommy Caldwell zijn: rockers bergbeklimmers wandelaars 17 GOING OUT - SPORTS - GTL

TWO CLIMBERS REACH THE TOP OF EL CAPITAN, THE WORLD’S HARDEST ROCK CLIMB 1 Kevin Jorgeson and Tommy Caldwell are climbers. They climbed to the top of the Dawn Wall on El Capitan Peak, in California’s Yosemite National Park. It is the largest standing granite rock in the world. It is nine-hundred and fourteen metres tall. Some people have called it the world’s hardest rock climb. They seem to be right about that. Inspirational 2 Jorgeson and Caldwell climbed using only natural rock holds for their hands and feet, which they have practiced doing for some time. Rope was used only to stop falls. People watched from the park and online via a live feed. They said the climb was exciting and inspirational. Social Media 3 For nearly eighteen days, the climbers shared details of their climb on social media. They ate, stretched and slept in hanging tents. The tents hung from the rock face. It looked very dangerous, but was in fact quite safe. The pair had to apply lotions to their hands to stop the skin from cracking. No sweat 4 The pair wore headlamps and usually climbed at the end of the day just before it became dark. This was because their hands wouldn’t sweat when the stone was cold. Sweating can be a big problem when trying to grab small stone ledges. Experience 5 Caldwell had done twelve free climbs on El Capitan before this attempt. Jorgeson had only done one. They both trained for five years for the Dawn Wall climb. Jorgeson said he’d do it all over again if he got the chance. The Guardian TIP Have you ever heard of reference words? Sure, you know them. But did you also know they can help you understand a text much better and find answers more easily and quickly? 18 GOING OUT - SPORTS - GTL

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  • Page 5 and 6: GOING OUT - CINEMA Do you like goin
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    1 Britain and the British The Briti

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    11. Why is Ernest so surprised at t

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    2) Jonathan Downes, director of the

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    9 Question attack Watch the video a

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    F “You can’t kill this legend w

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    15 How to use What is the deal with

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    2. Some years ago she (take) ______

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    22 The dog did it Your neighbour’

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    24 A. Prepare for presentation For

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    NAME COUNTRY COUNTRY COUNTRY COUNTR

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    25 Welcome to Australia Australia i

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    12. The video ends stating a few fa

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    30 Fill in the grid WHAT 1 Kijk of

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    Australia: History, myths and legen

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    34 A. Let’s practise Try finding

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    36 Past simple vs. present perfect

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    41 Let’s practise Fill in the ver

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    44 A. Prepare for presentation For

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    ENGLISH WORLDWIDE - INDIA India is

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    7. Which statement best represents

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    Mahatma Gandhi There isn’t a sing

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    Now continue with some other questi

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    55 Difference between ‘will’ an

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    58 Write a biography In this chapte

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    3. background information hobbies c

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    Rubric WHAT 4 3 2 1 0 Presentation

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    66 Colonial USA Nowadays the USA is

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    3. The people who are now called

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    Step 3 KEYWORDS Use the keywords (i

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    74 Find those words Before reading,

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    76 Demonstrative pronouns Do you kn

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    I’d like to go to country. people

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    Step 5 YOUR ARGUMENTS Give at least

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    The is in agreement with the issue.

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    Prepare your own part of the debate

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    AUSTRALIA Ayers Rock is a very popu

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    UNITED STATES Originally there were

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    UNITED KINGDOM - IRREGULAR VERBS IN

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    INDIA - INFINITIVE WILL + INFINITIV

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    HEALTH & CARE - HEALTHY LIFE Do you

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    6 Trace those steps Watch the video

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    8 A bit more challenging Now, let

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    10 D-test Fill the gaps with the co

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    14 Personal pronouns - object Helen

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    19 Writing an advisory column You h

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    Step 2 INTRODUCE YOUR ADVICE Get in

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    23 Giving advice Now let’s talk a

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    HEALTH & CARE - ILLNESS AND DISEASE

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    Do you know what text goals are? Th

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    What do you already know about this

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    42 Rules Watch the video again if n

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    46 Get well card If you are ill, it

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    49 Write a get well postcard Jonath

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    51 A. Roleplay Work in groups of fo

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    HEALTH & CARE - HEALTH CARE It seem

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    E. Wat houdt ‘Obama Care’ in? F

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    TIP Make sure you practise Quizlet

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    Where can you find the answer? Para

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    59 On your own Answer the next thre

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    Make the imperatives negative by us

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    67 Emergency Room Have you ever bee

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    70 Birdbath You are going to listen

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    73 Mind map Check out the vocabular

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    C. Recap Before - While - After In

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    Accidents happen. Be prepared for t

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    78 Telling date and time Are you ab

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    HOW DID YOU DO IN THE D-TEST? If yo

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    B. Answer the questions Van wie is

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    Fill in the grid below. NAME ANSWER

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    ILLNESS & DISEASE I don’t mind be

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    ACHES & ACCIDENTS Most people suffe

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    Find 5 text types in the previous c

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    8 Rules for all exams If you try to

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    6) Robin Hargreaves of the British

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    Children and cheap don’t add up a

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    14. “If Manganese Bronze does van

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    YOUR POINTS TASK QUESTION TYPE MAXI

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    16 A. Make a SMART plan What do you

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    19 Strategy before reading Let’s

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    21 After reading After this assignm

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    B. Fill in the grid Watch the video

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    B. Now go back to the text. Look fo

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    The flying public deserves the high

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    34 Question attack Watch the video

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    37 Watching & listening question at

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    B Read the text and answer the ques

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    42 Text goals Read the text and ans

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    49 Fill in the gaps Watch the video

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    52 Shoes Read the text and guess/pr

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    TIP Sometimes the word you are look

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    58 Let’s read Now you are ready f

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    62 Bugs Again, let’s practise rea

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    These are the steps to answer them

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    EXAM PREPARATION - EXTRA PRACTICE T

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    Welke titel heeft er boven dit arti

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    TIP The strategy question attack al

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    according to the DVLA 1) , has only

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    Aan welke van de onderstaande voorw

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    Gold, a Texas A&M University entomo

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