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G.R. Level 15

The document consists of vocabulary exercises and dialogues focused on common fears, stress causes, and types of movies and music. It includes activities for ranking fears, completing conversations, and matching words with their meanings. The aim is to enhance vocabulary and conversational skills through practice with partners.

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G.R. Level 15

The document consists of vocabulary exercises and dialogues focused on common fears, stress causes, and types of movies and music. It includes activities for ranking fears, completing conversations, and matching words with their meanings. The aim is to enhance vocabulary and conversational skills through practice with partners.

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17: Vocabulary

Part 1
Think about the people you knorv. \Vhich fears do yor think are the n,osr connnon?
Rank them Iiom
1 (most commoD) to 7 (Ieast common). Thcn compare your answeis with patncr
a Gi1-e reasons for

fear ofheighrs fear of spiders


fear ofpoblic speaking
- fear offlying claustrophobia
-
fear ofthc dark
-
-Part 2
Use the fears from Part I lo cornplcle Ihe, on\er-Jlions. ln clx.. pr., t, e tl.e, o .er./tion. hrt\ i
partner.

1.A: \{4nt are you afraid of?

B: I am tcrrified ofspeaking h fronr oforher pcople. I gucss i have a

2.A: What's your greatest fear?


B: I have I dodt like to go irl elcvators because Inr nervous about ire=5
small and closed spaces
=

3. A: Do you have a

B: Yes, olhaiq. ones. 'Ihel nrake me neryous dl ofthose legsl

4,A: Do yor have a

B: No,I love going on [Link], bLii I am kind ofuncomforrabte in places r. hout a tot oflight.
You mear you have a ? I rcver'!l'ould havc guessed ihat.

5. A: A lot ofpeoplc have a .I guess theythink they are scary.


B: Well, thcy dont havc legs, rnd some of them are poisonous.

6. A: Does beLng on tJll buildnlgs scrre ).orr?


B: No, I do]l t have a at all. In fact, I loye ro go up ar]d look out orcr [Link]-;
cabulary
Part 1
Unscramble the rvords below to Batch the co ect lvords in the box.

1. aielsdend 6. .dpo
2. seiridnnduatmNg
3. aitera-xoln eDhqiseucl 8. ftntadegnl
4. aikl rhguhot 9.

sr rlokawdo t0_ uresPesr

Phrt 2
!i11in the causes ofstress using the words lrom Part 1 in person ,{s dialogre and fi]l in your own
advice in person Bt .lialogrc- In chss, practjce the conversations \^rith a Partner.

1.A: t have too rnenv . I dorit knorv hol, I ctr gct cverythlng done.
has ah'ays rrcrkect rvc1lfor me.

2. A: I had a rvith my ftiend, and now slre rvont talk ro

B: I'm sorry io hcrr [Link]. Iu rny expe erce,

I im - ,, . II) l,.ss kecfs giving nrc more wort. I have roo much to do.
B: Thati too bad. I've found that
-
4. A: I'ru under too rnuch at $.ork [Link]'t sleep at night because ofit.
B: [Link]\ Irorrible. I rhvays feel bener . It night work for you, ioo-

5.,A.: I am rcally
.B: Many people say brt I hal,cn't fould that to rea11y work. \\hy doft .1'o!.:
Lesson'ig: VocabuJary
Fart 1

I,latch thc rvords on the l€ft w-ith rheir meanilgs on the right.

[Link] a. ro make things (like ideas, sot-tware, and buil{iings) bjgger or .learer over txne
. rlir,over '. lo o. rr [Link]) ,r. I rrg."r.,,rlt1
3. devclop c. 10 mrl.e somerhing, [Link] art, for the first time
4. establish d. to n1alc lI story or rnaclinc for rlle firsr tiDe
5. explore e. to chaDge something so rnuch rhat it,s likc something ner!,
6- rcvolutionize f to )nake sonelhing stable or more acceptcd
7. ini,cnt g_ io find somcthjng for the first rime

Fart 2
Circle the core.t ll,ord to complcr. .ach sentcnce.

l. Ilichcldngelo (.redt!I / rleyetaled /, ented) the pajrrtillg, /7re tl7Jr / dgi7re,| behreen 1536 xn.i iajt.
2. l he first Dicrowirl.e over ri,as (,yt.,rd,/ rtr )alLttjaniT,u! / j 1,.ntetl) n\ :8!,45.
3. The cornplltcr and rhe InrerflcL (.r"ri..l/ [Link] / ,:xllorct)thc r1,ay 1\,e .onnn*nicire lrirh |..,r :
.1. There ar€ still stdrs ald planets thaL
ne har.c ltai (.l..t:Lierl / tliscoyerttl / [Link]).
s. l€forethc Londor Oly,pics, they (de,eloped /i ye ted /establisL )rheVelodromeforthcc'ch-,g:.:::
6. The firsr O\mpics l'ere ([Link] / estdblished / clet elopetl) nt776LC.
7. I{Lrmars har.e or11. (disco,,,ered / etplorLi / cst"llijr.d) live pcrcent ofrire [Link] ocens.

Fayt 3
Complcte the serteDces lviLh the hold lvords tronr p,rr I

l. If I could ar+hhg, Ia tu1d a cu.e for cancer


2. III could go snlwhere, IA [Link] in Chira that ha\,.e rerer bccu visitcd befor..
3. If I could a piece ofart,I v,ouid mal.c a statue.

4. If I could make a nery lascr, I could the $.ay scientjsts look for ihc ruins fron
ancicnt culrures.

I think it would bc difficulr to a companv that can compcre in the srnart phone mJj].i::
6. 1iT 1\erc a scienrr\[Link] try ro a tine travcl machine
If I c"uld something,Iil 1nake a more efflcient machine for catching the po\ler oi
Les5on 20: Vocabulary

Part 1
Are these things positir.c or Degative, or cen ihey be both (dcpending on the sitnation)? [Link] P
(positive), N (negati\.e), or B (botb) for each. ln class, comparc )'our ideas \\drh a partncr.

Jctl\,? [Link] lr lc gi1.e (soDeone) a hard Iilne


ctrque goofolf
fit in pick on
get [Link] take (somethiDg) seriously
- -
-Part 2 -
Use the words fton1 Part 1 aldyour ol'n ideas to complele the corversatioir- YoLr may huve to changc
thc forms ofthe rrcrds. In class, practice thc con\.ersatior 1\'ith trvo otlrer students.

A: Our ten year class reullion. Itt hrrd to beliel.c its been ten ]€arsl
B: i [Link]
C: Do yolr c\.er thir* abott our school dar,s?

A: O Ce nr a [Link]. Horv aboui 1() ?

C: 1tah, sonlcUrrles I lrish lil 1\'iih morc sLL eDl groups.


(r)
A; Really? \!'h) ?

C: We1l, i didrit have a very


(2)
.I
{3)
stayed home drd studicd b.v rn-self ri

ts: ]lut look at,vou no\\,I 1bL1 in


are a srccesslul lil,[Link]. Look at the [Link] \j*ro were
Thiy:[Link] lorle,lLkc tlrcl , lilie th.). r,/.re part oi the 'rri' group
somc oflhe talhins rbort how they fcltirlcomlor table a lot ofthe txle.

C: Rcally?

B: Yeah- I gness ever)'one has regrets. I l..now 11,e ar€ fricnds noh', but do r-ou rerneinber rvhcn rle were littlei I
rcasn t very nice to you- I rcgrei nnJrt siuderlts like )!d
(6) - (G)
C: No u,:yl

B: Yerh I \vrs hidnrg nry jealouslr so I yoo. Iin reallv sorryr


t,1
But ryhy were )ou jexlous? You ah'ays ir class. You }ere the class cloryrl lr=n'on:
thoLrgh! you didn t care abour school.

B: But I did. Shce I had bad grndes, i toldjokes so no one ryould knon
Lesson 2l:: Vocabulary
Part 1
What kinds ofmovies do you like? Rarik them from I (favorire) to l0 (least fnvoritc). Then compare
youransters w'rlr parrner Crvc [Link]-'or lour l]."er"
"
suspenseful r depressing

slow heart$,armirg
- hilnrious
- offensivc
- tearjerker
-_ movi'18 nail-biter
-
Part 2 -
Use the kinds ofmovies frodr Part 1 to complete the co €rsatioDs. Ir class, practice thc conversations
rYiih a partner.

'1.
A: I don't redtly lfant to go to thrt movic. It lo,:kl kind of . I ean, itlt about a guylnho
ioses his job and ihen his trome. Wher I go to a moyie, I rant to lcave in a happier nood, not 1ea1'e sad.

B: OK I sce what you mean. Well, then how about a moyie that's ? Theret a new ]anes
Bond rno\ i( rl .r , \ c 1,..n \/r ring ro
"er.

2. A. Wowl ThaL sure rvas disappoirting. It started our and the story [Link] picked up.

B: I didrt think it [Link] that bad. In fact, I fiought it was lhe way the father found his son
after allrhose [Link].

3. 3- Hey. rvelcome back. Hot^r was the movie?

B: Itwas .I coulddt stop laughing- Yo[vc got to see it. li\ about Lhis woDran $.11o rvins
$20 million, [Link] alIthe crazy thirys rhatbappen to her nfter that.

4. A: \ou lool upse,. Wl'J.! IiP mJi,Pr:


B: I went to that movie I $as telling you about. lt started out fine, blrt then the iokes about loor leotle
start€d, By the Iniddle of fie novie, l I{'as so upset I had to have. It just so
"'as
A: l'm sorry to hear that- Well, I can .ross that one off m). list.

5. A This movie is amazir1g. t have no idea r,hat's going to happen next.


B: Shhl itlq : rc:l , and we don t wnnt to lniss anithing.

@
Lesson 22: Vocabulary
Paft f
lt'k kind of music do you like? What kind do your parents lil(e? Wrire M (o1lly you like it), p (onty
[Link] pareff$ like it), or B (both you aDd your parerts like it) for cach kiqd ofmusic. In class, compare
,rEr aoswers r, [h a pi rrner.
good beat

&aceable ndlarrcholy
mellow Poetic
upbeat

Part 2
GrEIe the [Link] $,ord to complete person As and person ! s dialogue. Then use your own ialeas so C
czo ioitr the [Link]. lD class, practice the co8versations 'wiih two .las$rater.

l,A: Oh,I lor.e this song. Dodi change the [Link] so (po.h.1l, i.s, [Link] / catthy tune).
B: Y€ah, I totally agrce- It has a great ([Link] .Janceable / melancholy).
G Oh, are you gLLys Lrlkingebour

Z a: Har,e you heard rhat rew song bI Miley? lls teally kood beat / rafiiafitic / poetic lyrics) .
B: Yeah. lrsgot re"il1 tnp,low po.,.ly-,s/ m,laa,hal),t.
G Hq', did I hear }ou mention

J- * I dowdoadcd this Dew soog. Liste11. \{re \.e got to take it to the parq, Friday nighl. It's so
J'ust
(mellon / dan.e\ble / ramdnli.). It will get e\eryone excitcd-

B: Awesome. No / upbeat / danceabb) sotgs [Link] rhe schoolt Fiday evening p&ries_
orre Lih,es (melancholy
This song is much beiter thar the one lrcu dowrloaded yesterday.
G Hey, are yo! talLing about

{ A: Wlntt the name of this song? It's (lz liide m cllot, / danceabte / good &ear), but it ruould 6e periect inthe
video l{e need to make for dass. We don't want anlthing thait so exciting that people doft pay aitertion to
tha vide..
B: Yeatl, maybe. But do you thir* 1^,c need a song tha! Las a iune thatt alitrfe (Lss upbedt / nore poetic /
.at6r7l)? \4c rJnt tlrem .o r'eIrernoer the rur".
G Oh, hi. Are )iru talLing about

I
-

bulary
Part I
R€ad the hintu alrd put the words lnto ihe .Orlect place ill. the p$zZle.

A(ross
1. abart style$ [Link] the past
4. from the past but still lo?ular
6. nq longer in {ashior
18., currentll. popular

1 1. no longer'curreAt

[Link]
E. to ctiange to itay ctteni
with trend!
14, [Link] trerds

Down
2: cuderLtly pnpul?r but may ciange soon
3. aot old, about the ?resent time
5, qc,t popular
7. a pers6n who otiei people lollow

9. having the most cr1lrcal dtl,les


10. folloving current fashion
14. Populatr nol{
Lesson 24: Vocabulary

k1
Iheahle the words below to naich rhe correcr \dords in the box_

L h.* ts€tut 5. Posgsl


/ yalmpedat 6. tdsebp
3- acdaasl 7. iwlrt
a eral$ pu 8. [Link]

Part 2
l#iie rhe words from the box ir Part 1 to corlplete rhe dialogue betweer two people working at a
86iP mrgazine. In class, practice rhe conversation with a larrner
.A: flave you heard on that movie star who has iust started his own TV show?
(1)

(r-, tu the middle of a prcss conferencc he answered his cell phone.


-
B: No wa)! Is rhdt fo. re.l?
-l- l'eab- ltis wife rvas calling, and insread of1\.airiDg or calling her back he talked ro her righr ihere, id fi-ort df

B: You've gor to be kiddingt Thatt pietry rude


A: Alot ofpeople are saying thar, but some peotle are saynrg he did a good thing bccause the
haye bcen following his 1\.ife e\.et where. They say tle was just maldng sorc she $.as Ol(-
B: l'ye , why are tlcy following her? Tiey are rsuauy lookiBg for a , but you kilow the
{4)
sa)tug: Theret Do s oke v/ithour fue.
'Vfell,
did you krow rhat shc i{as with ihe novie star's ptevious r(.ife last u eek?
(5)
B: You can't be seriousl Why would an ex wife alld [Link] wife gct togerher?
fhati; *:hat everyone wanis to know. Everyone's asking is his [Link] wife goiry to
Gl
Nith the movie star? TheI tlink ma).be shet getring advice from the ex_
B: Or mayte she wants to b" --- his kids more oiten, and shc'.s trying to $rcrkout a wq. for
lr-
thal to happer .

A: No one knor.s. But we can be sure the juicy (a) r{ill continue. Well never tun out of things
to \lTile abouL

B: Absolute\!

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