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Examples

Unit 5: Answer Key

Task 2  (SB ex 3/52): 2) upload; 3) search; 4) update; 5) comment; 6) rate; 7) set up; 8) log on; 9) subscribe; 10) forward; 11) print; 12) install

Task 4 (SB ex 5/53):  1e, 2d, 3c, 4b, 5a, 6g, 7f, 8i, 9j, 10h

Task 5: 1) handle any gadget or software; 2) scroll down a page; 3) write a blog; 4) update your profile; 5) rate contributions; 6) tech-savvy, 7) knowledge of computer technology, 8) forward a text message, 9) create a folder; 10) click on an icon; 11) use an e-reader; 12) plugged in; 13) search within a specific website; 14) social-networking site; 15) enter your username

Translate

1) Ma sooviksin vastuvõtuaega kinni panna.
2) Miks sa kaebuse esitasid?
3) Nad saavad meile öömaja pakkuda.
4) Sa võtad seda iseenesestmõistetavana.
5) Vähese ajaga on raske hakkama saada.
6) Pinguta rohkem!
7) Me olime jahmunud.
8) Äri hakkas kiiresti õitsema.
9) Kas sa jood musta teed piimaga?
10) See Aston Martin sõidab 280 km / h.

Kobe Bryant R.I.P

Nr 8 / 24 forever

Dear Basketball

Book Report

                              1. Name         2. Name     3. Name
1. Introduction       Yes/No
2. Setting
3. Characters
4. Good overview
     of the plot
5. Own opinion
6. Finish
7. Easy to follow
8. Eye contact

Poster

1) Decide which club

2) Plan how to use space on your paper: area for a slogan, club name, description, essential information and additional information, illustrations. Important information should be more visible.

3) Personalise your club name.

4) Write a short description of a club and its coaches / leaders (activities and skills)

5) Location

6) Time

7) Who is it for? A certain age group?

8) Any fees or tickets? Any equipment or materials needed?

9) Additional information (contact phone nr, e-mail etc)

10) Create a slogan

11) Decorate your poster by adding illustrations, colours

Bread

1. Bagel

Originally from Poland, popular in Germany.

2. Baguette

Origin: France, very polular in France (also Belgium and Spain), also called French bread, French stick or loaf

3. Bara Brith

Origin: Wales, means "mottled bread" in Welsh, made traditionally with yeast and dried fruit

4. Brioche 

Origin: France, contains egg, milk, sometimes cream (no yeast), made in different shapes and sizes

5. Ciabatta

Origin: Italy, made with whole wheat flour, olive oil, yeast

6. Naan

Origin: Asian and Caribbean countries, associated with Indian food, made with water, yeast and flour. similar to naan bread are tandoori pita, roti or lavash

7. Cornbread

Origin: Native Americans, popular in Mexico, also in the USA and Latin America, made with corn meal and baking powder

8. Crisp bread

Place of origin: Sweden, popular in All Scandinavian countries and Germany, typically made with wholemeal rye bread,

9. Rice bread

Origin: East of Asia, popular in Japan

10. Soda bread

Origin: North America, widely eaten in Ireland, also in Austria, Serbia and Poland

11. Tortilla

Origin: South America (Aztects), widely eaten in Spain and South America. Wraps (a type of sandwiches) have made them popular throughout the world. Tortillas are unleavened flatbreads, typically made with corn or wheat.