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Step 2 The British Isles Derek Sellen Page 4 activity dialect 2 accent 3 saint 4 nation 5 citizen 6 equator Page 4 activity 2 picture A = B a Scottish person picture B = C a billionaire picture C = A

1 Step 2 The British Isles Derek Sellen Page 4 activity dialect 2 accent 3 saint 4 nation 5 citizen 6 equator Page 4 activity 2 picture A = B a Scottish person picture B = C a billionaire picture C = A an American Page 4 activity 3 A 3 B 2 C Chapter Page 3 activity B 2 A 3 A 4 B 5 A 6 B 7 B Page 3 activity 2 a flag 2 a symbol 3 Parliament 4 devolution 5 a minority language 6 an accent Page 4 activity 3 has existed B 2 has changed B 3 have flown A 4 has been C 5 have won A R&T Discovery.WEB K E Y T O T H E A C T I V I T I E S A N D E X I T T E S T Page 4 activity 4 have been 2 is farther/further from 3 is calmer than 4 was damaged by Page 5 activity archaeologist 2 Pope 3 sailor 4 invader 5 pilgrim 6 archbishop 7 duke 8 priest Page 5 activity 2 picture A = 3 a druid picture B = 2 a knight picture C = a warrior Chapter 2 Page 25 activity A 0 B 8 C 9 D 0 E 5 F G 7 H 3 I 6 J 2 K 4 Page 25 activity 2 Sunday 2 Wednesday 3 Friday 4 Monday 5 Saturday 6 Thursday Page 26 activity 3 defeated 2 known as 3 controlled 4 discovered 5 observe Page 26 activity 4 sent had invaded 2 began had treated 3 had left arrived 4 became had defeated K E Y T O T H E A C T I V I T I E S Page 27 activity a mutiny 2 a famine 3 a multi-racial society 4 a plot to ban 2 to manufacture 3 to colonise 4 to dominate 5 to rebuild Page 27 activity Chapter 3 Page 37 activity (King) Charles I 2 Oliver Cromwell 3 (Sir) Christopher Wren 4 (King) George I 5 (Sir) Robert Walpole 6 (Queen) Victoria 7 The (London) Underground / the Tube 8 The (British) Commonwealth 9 The Channel Tunnel Page 37 activity 2 the government 2 Parliament 3 an election 4 the Prime Minister 5 a revolution 6 Members of Parliament 7 vote 8 democracy Page 38 activity 3 ran became 2 took 3 wore 4 spoke 5 lost 6 fell 7 grew 8 fought Page 38 activity 4 with 2 in 3 on 4 of 5 for 6 between Page 39 activity bridges 3 Great Britain 4 April (9th) 5 9 a.m Page 39 activity 6 Example answer: Dear Rachel, Thank you for helping me with my homework. It was very useful. The teacher gave me 90% because I had a lot of information about the British Isles. If you have to write some homework about my country, I d like to help you. Best wishes,... Great British Scientists and Inventors Page 44 activity A 2 F 3 C 4 D 5 H 6 B 7 G & J 8 E & I Internet Project Page 45 a ten pound note 2 Darwin in north Australia 3 an orang-utan in London Zoo 4 No, it was on geology. 5 53% 6 No, he wrote it for the general public. 7 No 8 He studied medicine but he did not finish his degree. 9 He ate it 0 The Galapagos islands Page 46 - activity A fireworks B pearls C diamonds D jewels E ash 2

2 K E Y T O T H E A C T I V I T I E S K E Y T O T H E A C T I V I T I E S Page 46 - activity 2 an emerald = a green jewel a ruby = a red jewel a sapphire = a blue jewel a bracelet = girls or women wear this around their wrists a locket = this hangs from your neck; perhaps it contains something, like a photo a necklace = girls or women wear this around their necks; it may be gold or silver or made of pearls, for example Page 46 activity 3 A Fish and chips 2 Stilton cheese 3 Roast meat and roast potatoes B C 2 B 3 A Chapter 4 Page 55 activity fishing OR angling 2 meat 3 fish 4 curry 5 Wimbledon 6 boat race 7 Fireworks OR Guy Fawkes 8 rock OR pop 9 pop OR rock 0 Tower cathedrals 2 Lake 3 Princess Diana 4 Lennon 5 Prime Minister OR PM 6 footballer Page 55 activity 2 Open answers. Page 56 activity 3 B 2 A 3 B 4 B Page 57 activity A philosopher 2 An astronaut 3 An ancestor 4 A highlander 5 A spectator 6 A lowlander 7 A descendant Page 57 activity (more than) 4,000 3 English independence 6 moon Chapter 5 Page 66 activity A 2 B 3 A 4 B 5 A 6 B 7 B 8 A Page 66 activity 2 You should be able to find: horizontal: mountain / kilt / sporran vertical: bagpipes / spider / oil / tartan / golf / New Year diagonal: oats / web Page 67 activity 3 B 2 A 3 C 4 B Page 66 activity 4 Example answer: Dear Sarah, Thank you for your letter. Yes, I can tell you a few things about Scotland. First of all, there are some typical types of food. Have you heard about haggis? People eat it on special occasions. Another typical Scottish meal is porridge. People eat it for breakfast. But the most delicious thing is butter shortbread, a type of biscuit. Now I ll tell you about special days. The most important festival in Scotland is New Year. The Scottish people call it Hogmanay and it s more important than Christmas. In January, they celebrate the birthday of Robert Burns, a famous Scottish poet. When you live in Scotland, you ll probably see men in kilts. And you ll hear the bagpipes. That s all I can tell you but there is lots of information on the Internet or in books. Good luck in Scotland!... The British Isles and Films Page 72 activity The mistakes are in bold below: TITLE DATE MAIN OTHER ACTOR(S) INFORMATION The Englishman Who 995 Hugh Grant Some Welsh people are angry Went Up a Hill But when a man from London Came Down a Mountain comes to their village. Braveheart 995 Mel Gibson It is directed by the main actor. Elizabeth I 998 Cate Blanchett Cate Blanchett won an Actress of the year for this film. Dancing at Lughnasa 998 Meryl Streep Meryl Streep is an American actress. She has never won an Oscar. King Arthur 2004 Keira Knightley Keira Knightley did not and Ioann win an Oscar for this film. Gruffud The Queen 2006 Helen Mirren Helen Mirren won an (not with Oscar for this film. Prince Charles) The Young Victoria 2009 Emily Blunt A film about Queen Victoria when she was young. Internet Project Page 73 Richard and Edward. 2 In the Tower of London. 3 Richard was 0 and Edward was 3 years old. 4 Two child-size skeletons. 5 No. 6 Prince Richard. 7 Henry Tudor. 8 Queen Elizabeth I. For two months. 9 David Baldwin. Page 74 activity pirate 2 commissioner 3 rock or pop star 4 monk 5 outlaw 6 giant Page 74 activity 2 green. 2 lamb sport 5 go to the horse races. 6 U2 7 a song 8 The Celtic Tiger 3 4

3 K E Y T O T H E A C T I V I T I E S K E Y T O T H E A C T I V I T I E S Chapter 6 Page 82 activity Irish stew 2 Gaelic football 3 Riverdance 4 Belfast 5 Dublin 6 Blarney Castle 7 Mary Robinson 8 President 9 Patrick 0 March leprechauns 2 Deirdre Page 82 activity 2 B 2 A 3 A 4 B 5 B 6 A 7 A 8 B Page 83 activity 3 unpopular 2 better 3 safe 4 shortest 5 nice Page 83 activity 4 is made 2 were written 3 were built 4 was called 5 were painted Page 83 activity 5 Open answers. Page 84 activity Yes 2 The Prince of Wales 3 It is something that you visit 4 It is a mountain. Page 84 activity 2 A a wolf B seaweed C a cloak D a choir Page 84 activity 3 A 2 A 3 C 4 A Chapter 7 Page 92 activity Example answers: Black laverbread is a paste made with seaweed. It isn t bread. 2 Cardiff is the capital of Wales. 3 The national park is called Snowdonia because the mountain is called Snowdon. 4 Portmeirion is an Italian-style village in North Wales. 5 Llewellyn s dog didn t kill his baby son. It protected the baby by killing a wolf. 6 Antony Hopkins played Hannibal Lecter in Silence of the Lambs Page 92 activity 2 a musician 2 a choir 3 a concert 4 a guitarist 5 opera Page 92 activity 3 for 2 in 3 from 4 from 5 by 6 under 7 to Page 93 activity 4 D 2 C 3 C 4 A 5 B 6 B 7 D Page 93 activity 5 Example answer: Dear Owen, Thank you for your letter. I m going to try to answer your question. But you ve told me about lots of exciting places in Wales, so it s hard to choose. Portmeirion seems very interesting. I cannot imagine it - an Italian village in Wales! I want to see what it looks like. I like cities, so I want to visit Cardiff and Swansea. Cardiff is the capital, so can we visit that first? If possible, I d like to go to a rugby match. You said that there are some great beaches near Swansea. Can we go swimming there? And of course I want to see the old castles, like Caernarfon. I m really looking forward to seeing you,... AFTER READING Pages The British Isles Quiz Section One: Geography The North Sea 2 Ben Nevis 3 The Giant s Causeway 4 England 5 The Channel Islands 6 Wales 7 Swansea 8 Eire / the Republic of Ireland / Ireland / in the west of Ireland Section Two: Customs and languages 5 th November 2 At the Highland Games, in Scotland 3 A dialect of English which is spoken in the north-east of England, e.g. in Newcastle 4 He removed snakes 5 The daffodil 6 How are you? 7 Land of my Fathers 8 The Scottish people celebrate Hogmanay at the New Year 20 Black Cat Publishing, Genoa, London Section Three: People Richard III 2 Henry VIII 3 Guy Fawkes 4 (Sir) Robert Walpole 5 Llewellyn 6 Robert the Bruce 7 Saint George, Saint David and Saint Andrew 8 Mary Robinson Section Four: Places Canterbury 2 Dublin 3 Edinburgh 4 Blarney Castle in Ireland / Eire 5 The Isle of Man 6 In Trinity College in Dublin 7 In the north of England, near the Scottish border 8 Liverpool Section Five: Countries Eire / the Republic of Ireland / Ireland 2 Northern Ireland 3 France 4 Scotland 5 Scotland 6 Spain 7 India 8 Wales 5 6

4 E X I T T E S T CHAPTER ONE Complete 8 by writing one word in each gap. The United Kingdom is made up of England, Scotland,... and... Ireland. 2 The Shetlands and Orkney are... to the north of Scotland. 3 The Union Jack is made up of the flags of England, Scotland and The Welsh flag has a red... on it. 5 Cymru means.... Alba means... in Gaelic. 6 In the area of Newcastle, many people speak a... known as Geordie. 7 In 998, a new Scottish... was established in Edinburgh. 8 The Republic of... or Eire uses the euro, not the.... CHAPTER TWO Place A J in the correct order by writing for the earliest and 0 for the most recent in the boxes. A Julius Caesar... B The Spanish Armada... C Thomas Becket... D The Druids... E Henry Tudor... F The Black Death... G Magna Carta... H Bloody Mary... I Boudicca... J The Battle of Hastings... pet 2 Reading Read the sections The King Buried in a Ship and The Anglo-Saxons and the Vikings again. Decide if each statements about the Anglo-Saxons in Britain is correct or incorrect. If it is correct, mark A. If it is not correct, mark B. The Romans and Anglo-Saxons had a war in Britain. 2 We have a lot of information about the Anglo-Saxons and Jutes. 3 They buried one of their kings in a ship and took it out to the sea. 4 No Anglo-Saxon objects have been found since Sutton Hoo. 5 There were five important areas in Anglo-Saxon Britain. 6 A lot of simple English words come from the language of the Anglo-Saxons. 7 The Pope sent Augustine to tell the people in Britain about Christianity. 8 The Vikings began to attack Britain in the ninth century. 9 The Vikings left England after Alfred beat them in a war. 0 Wessex became a very powerful kingdom in Anglo-Saxon Britain. A B 6 7

5 E X I T T E S T CHAPTER THREE Complete -8 by writing one word in each gap. CHAPTER FOUR Answer questions -8 in the spaces provided. 2 Guy Fawkes wanted to blow up the... of Parliament. 2 The... War began in 642 when... I was King. 3 From 649, Oliver... was Lord Protector. 4 St... Cathedral was designed by Christopher Wren after the Great... of London. 5 Walpole was the first... minister to live at 0... Street. 6 In Trafalgar Square, you can see a statue of Lord Queen Victoria became Empress of In 92, the Republic of Ireland became.... Past Perfect and Past Simple In each sentence -5, there are two underlined Past Simple verbs. Change one of them to the Past Perfect form. Example: Answer 0 After Guy Fawkes hid, he waited before he tried to blow up the building.... had hidden He became Lord Protector after he won the Civil War The Great Plague occurred after Charles II became King After his army lost the war, Bonnie Prince Charlie escaped from Scotland England looked for a new king after Queen Anne died because she didn t have any children Special monuments were built in London after the army and navy defeated Napoleon.... This food is made from fish and potatoes and is very popular in England. What is it?... and... 2 On this day you can play tricks on other people. What is it called? April... Day 3 This famous Norman castle is in London. What is its name? The... of... 4 This port was a European Capital of Culture in Where is it? 5 This area is very beautiful and is in the north west of England. What is its name? The... District 6 What do you see when you come to England from France by ship? The... cliffs of... 7 This musician and singer from Liverpool was killed in 980. Who was he? 8 What was Margaret Thatcher called? The... Lady 8 9

6 E X I T T E S T 2 Passive verbs Look at sentences -5. Fill the gaps in the second sentence by writing a verb in the Present Simple or Past Simple passive form so that it means the same as the first sentence. Complete the sentence by filling any other gaps. Example: 0 Many English-speaking nations play cricket. Cricket... is played by many English-speaking nations. On Christmas Day most families eat turkey. Turkey... by... on Christmas Day 2 The English people drink more tea than coffee. More tea than coffee... by the English people. 3 Some people say that the English invented football. Some people say that football... by the English. 4 People celebrate Fireworks Night on November 5 th. Fireworks Night... on November 5 th. 5 The Romans built Hadrian s Wall. Hadrian s Wall... by the Romans. CHAPTER FIVE Answer questions -8 in the spaces provided. This is a piece of clothing that many Scottish men wear on special occasions. What is it? A... 2 Where did Alan Bean, an American, wear tartan? On the... 3 Which famous Scottish poet wrote about the haggis? Robert... 4 What is the name of the tallest mountain in the British Isles?... Nevis 5 What did Saint Columba perhaps see in the sixth century? The... 6 Which Scottish queen was the mother of King James I of England?..., Queen of... 7 Where would you see somebody tossing the caber?... At the... Games 8 In Scotland, New Year has a special name. What is it? 0

7 K E Y T O T H E E X I T T E S T CHAPTER SIX Write the missing words from -9 in the blank spaces.... football is a traditional Irish sport. 2 The Lakes of... are famous for trout and for their beauty. 3 Mary... was the first woman President of the Republic of Ireland. 4 The Giant s... is a geographical feature of the coast of Northern Ireland are small people in traditional Irish stories is the capital of Northern Ireland is the national saint of Ireland. 8 George... was a very skilful Northern Irish footballer. 9 Oscar... is one of many famous Irish writers. CHAPTER SEVEN Answer questions -8 in the spaces provided. What is the meaning of Plaid Cymru, the name of the Welsh nationalist political party? The... in... 2 The most popular sport in Wales is played at Cardiff Arms Park. What is it?... 3 What is the name of the Welsh national song? Land of my... 4 What is the capital of Wales?... 5 Where was Tomb Raider 2 with Angelina Jolie filmed? In... 6 An Eisteddfod is a meeting. Who performs at an Eisteddfod?..., musicians, singers and sometimes dancers. 7 What kind of animal was Gellert? Who did he save? Gellert was a.... He saved the... of Llewellyn the Great. 8 What is the name of the wizard who helped King Arthur? CHAPTER Wales / Northern; 2 islands; 3 Ireland; 4 dragon; 5 Wales / Scotland; 6 dialect; 7 Parliament; 8 Ireland / pound CHAPTER 2 Activity A Julius Caesar 2 B The Spanish Armada 0 C Thomas Becket 5 D The Druids E Henry Tudor 8 F The Black Death 7 G Magna Carta 6 H Bloody Mary 9 I Boudicca 3 J The Battle of Hastings 4 B ; 2 A; 3 B; 4 B; 5 A; 6 A; 7 A; 8 A; 9 B; 0 A CHAPTER 3 Activity Houses; 2 Civil / Charles; 3 Cromwell; 4 Paul s / Fire; 5 prime / Downing; 6 Nelson; 7 India; 8 independent had won 2 had become 3 had lost 4 hadn t had 5 had defeated CHAPTER 4 Activity fish chips 2 Fool s 3 Tower London 4 Liverpool 5 Lake 6 white Dover 7 John Lennon 8 Iron 9 is eaten most families 0 is drunk was invented 2 is celebrated 3 was built is eaten most families 2 is drunk 3 was invented 4 is celebrated 5 was built CHAPTER 5 kilt 2 moon 3 Burns 4 Ben 5 Loch Ness Monster 6 Mary Scots 7 Highland 8 Hogmanay CHAPTER 6 Gaelic 2 Killarney 3 Robinson 4 Causeway 5 leprechaun 6 Belfast 7 Patrick 8 Best 9 Wilde CHAPTER 7 Party Wales 2 rugby 3 Fathers 4 Cardiff 5 Snowdonia 6 poets 7 dog. son / baby 8 Merlin 2 3

Questions 1. LITERATURE SHAKESPEARE. Q) When was Shakespeare born? A) Q) How many plays did Shakespeare write? A) 38 plays.

Questions 1. LITERATURE SHAKESPEARE Q) When was Shakespeare born? A) 1564. Q) How many plays did Shakespeare write? A) 38 plays. Q) How many sonnets did Shakespeare write? A) 154 sonnets. Q) How many children