Frederick Pohl Frederick Pohl’s book flits light-heartedly from continent to continent, mixing travelogue with gentle scientific explanation. This unusual (1) …… gives Mr Pohl the freedom to (2) …… into an extraordinarily diverse range of topics, including the physics of rainbows, and how to search for fossils in the marbled halls of downtown banks. It is all good fun, yet among the anecdotes and curious facts the scientific content is deceptively (3) …… . And along the way Mr Pohl makes a serious point. (4) …… it is not necessary to be an athlete to enjoy sport, his book suggests, it is not necessary to be a scientific expert to (5) …… science. By pointing out where science is most apparent in the world, Mr Pohl entertainingly demonstrates that it is not some (6) …… activity, but is instead everywhere that science is, in the end, a world view. 1 A accent B approa ch C manner D mea ns 2 A delve B rumma ge C investig ate D expl ore 3 A consider able B grand C ample D high 4 A Just as B Beside s C Wherea s D Even if 5 A attain B appreci ate Cappeal D ende ar 6 A abject B obsolet e C arcane D obtuse

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Frederick Pohl Frederick Pohl’s book flits light-heartedly from continent to continent, mixing travelogue with gentle scientific explanation. This unusual (1) …… gives Mr Pohl the freedom to (2) …… into an extraordinarily diverse range of topics, including the physics of rainbows, and how to search for fossils in the marbled halls of downtown banks. It is all good fun, yet among the anecdotes and curious facts the scientific content is deceptively (3) …… . And along the way Mr Pohl makes a serious point. (4) …… it is not necessary to be an athlete to enjoy sport, his book suggests, it is not necessary to be a scientific expert to (5) …… science. By pointing out where science is most apparent in the world, Mr Pohl entertainingly demonstrates that it is not some (6) …… activity, but is instead everywhere that science is, in the end, a world view. 1 A accent B approa ch C manner D mea ns 2 A delve B rumma ge C investig ate D expl ore 3 A consider able B grand C ample D high 4 A Just as B Beside s C Wherea s D Even if 5 A attain B appreci ate Cappeal D ende ar 6 A abject B obsolet e C arcane D obtuse

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1. Write the sentences with capital letters, full stops, commas, questions marks or exclamation marks.

1 would you like to eat ice cream cakes and grapes

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2 my party is on friday at three o'clock in the park

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3 we're going to play football  baseball and basketball

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5 don't be Kate

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Question 11 : By the time the new policy comes into effect I’m sure there_____(be) some changes.

Question 12 : I suppose when I come back in two years’ time they_____(pull) down all these old houses.

Question 13 : Lisa is from New Zealand. She is travelling around Canada at the moment. So far she has travelled about 1000 miles. By the end of the trip, she_____(travel) more than 3000 miles.

Question 14 : You are too late. By the time you arrive, they_____(finish) their speech and everyone_____(go) home.

Question 15 : Ben is on vacation, and he is spending his money very quickly. If he continues like this, he_____(spend) all his money before the end of the vacation.