DOSSIER DE RECUPERACIÓ D`ANGLÈS 1R TRIMESTRE 3rB d`ESO

DOSSIER DE RECUPERACIÓ
D’ANGLÈS
1R TRIMESTRE
3rB d’ESO
Nom: ………………………………….………..
3r ESO A
READING
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Read the text. Then answer the questions.
Tony Hawk was a hyperactive boy. He was difficult at home
and at school. But when Tony was nine years old, his brother
gave him a cheap skateboard. Tony began skateboarding right
away and it changed his life. Tony’s parents wanted to help him
use his extra energy, so his father built a ramp near their house.
Tony started practising skateboarding for six hours a day, every
day. By the age of 14, Tony was a professional skateboarder.
He had a salary of $100,000 a year from skateboarding
competitions before he finished school. But in the early 1990s,
skateboarding wasn’t as popular as in the 1980s and Tony had
no money.
A new competition called X Games began in 1995 and made
skateboarding popular again. Tony entered this competition and
won. He became the most famous skateboarder in the world. In
1999, Tony made his own video game – Pro Skater – and it was
very popular.
Tony Hawk still skateboards every day and continues to
compete in the X Games. The secret to his success is his love
for the sport.
1. What type of student was Tony?
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2. How did Tony’s family help him? Give two examples.
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3. In what ways was Tony different from most teenagers? Give two examples.
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4. How did the X Games change Tony’s life?
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5. What does Tony do today?
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Complete the sentences.
1. Tony changed when ............................................................................................................ .
2. Tony’s father built a ramp because ..................................................................................... .
3. While Tony was at school, he got ........................................................................................ .
4. In the 1980s, skateboarding ................................................................................................ .
5. Tony does well because ...................................................................................................... .
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VOCABULARY
1
Complete the puzzle according to the clues below.
Across
2
4
6
10
11
3
5
7
8
Down
1
9
1
2
e
l
m
o
n
a
d
e
3
4
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7
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GRAMMAR
2
Circle the correct answers.
Pam: Have you got 1 a / any crisps?
Don: No, I haven’t got 2 an / any crisps, but I’ve got 3 some / any popcorn.
Pam: I don’t want popcorn now. Have you got 4 a / an sandwich or 5 a / an apple?
Don: I’ve got 6 some / any apples in my schoolbag. Take one!
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3
Complete the dialogue with a, an, some or any.
Waiter: Are you ready to order?
an
Dave: Yes, please. I’d like 1 ……………………
egg and 2 …………………… pancakes.
Waiter: I’m sorry. We haven’t got 3 …………………… pancakes this morning. But we have
got
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…………………… fruit salad. Or I can bring you 5 …………………… apple.
Dave: No, thank you.
Waiter: Would you like 6 …………………… drink?
Dave: Yes, I’d like 7 …………………… coffee, please.
4
Complete the sentences with much or many.
many
1. I haven’t got ……………………
cookbooks at home.
2. He hasn’t got …………………… money.
3. …………………… children love pizza.
4. There isn’t …………………… information about this restaurant on the Internet.
5. I don’t drink …………………… water. I should drink more.
6. There aren’t …………………… pancakes.
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Circle the correct answers.
1. How much / How many meals do you eat every day?
2. How much / How many apples have you got?
3. How much / How many homework is there today?
4. How much / How many milk do you want?
5. How much / How many friends are coming to your party?
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VOCABULARY
1
Find eight words in the puzzle. Then write the words under the correct pictures.
p
h
o
t
o
g
r
a
p
h
i
r
a
p
s
o
n
m
g
l
p
p
a
s
i
i
c
c
c
a
r
t
o
o
n
n
n t i n g o s
n m t e r n c
u u l p t d u
a r t p o r l
i a s o t a p
u l r t a w t
a f f i t i u
i s t e l n r
a i n r t g e
t t e r y x r
r t i s m w u
u m d r u p e
1
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drawing
5
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6
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2
3
2
4
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7
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8
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Add -er, -or or -ist to the following words to form the names of jobs.
1. art
artist
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2. paint
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3. photograph ……………………
4. sculpt
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5. cartoon
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GRAMMAR
3
Circle the correct answers.
1. Bill works / is working on Saturdays.
2. Be quiet! The baby sleeps / is sleeping.
3. The artists meet / are meeting at the gallery every week.
4. I don’t go / am not going home now.
5. At the moment, Tina and Clive don’t draw / aren’t drawing cartoons.
4
Complete the questions with the verbs below. Use the Present Simple or
Present Continuous.
give • listen • like • take
taking
Are
1. ……………………
the students in your class ……………………
photographs right now?
2. …………………… you …………………… museums?
3. …………………… your teacher …………………… a test every week?
4. …………………… you …………………… to music right now?
5
Answer the questions in Exercise 4. Make the answers true for you.
1. ...............................................................
2. ...............................................................
3. ...............................................................
4. ....................................................................
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Complete the dialogue with the verbs in brackets. Use the Present Simple or
Present Continuous.
Are
having
Pat: Hi, Tom. 1 ……………………
you ……………………
(have) breakfast now?
Tom: No, I’m not. I 2…………………… (watch) TV.
Pat: But you never 3 …………………… (watch) TV in the morning.
Tom: I 4 …………………… (know), but there’s a football game now.
Chelsea 5 …………………… (play) and I always 6 …………………… (watch) their
games.
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VOCABULARY
1
Match the verbs to the pictures.
push • parachute • hold • ski • slide • pass • jog • skate • pull • leap
1
2
leap
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4
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5
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7
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6
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9
8
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3
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10
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GRAMMAR
2
Write sentences about the pictures using the words below. Use the comparative
or superlative form of the adjectives or (not) as … as.
the man / be / old / the woman
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The man isn’t as old as the woman.
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Rufus
2
Spot / fat / dog
Blackie
Spot
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Meal A
Meal B
3
meal B / healthy / meal A
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Harry
4
Paul
Paul / fast / Harry
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the white ball / big / the black ball
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3
Circle the correct answers.
Eleven-year-old Keith is one of the 1 better / best / good enough young surfers in Britain. Keith lives in
Scotland. The Scottish sea is 2 coldest / cold enough / colder than the sea in the rest of Britain. But it isn’t 3
too cold / colder / coldest for Keith. He loves the sea and he thinks surfing is
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more exciting than / the most exciting / too exciting sport in the world. Now, Keith is 5 old enough / as
old as / older to enter competitions. He wants to be a champion.
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