Second Term 2018 / 2019 Part · -2- Full Blast5 – Now A days Module 5a – Give me a call...

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The Vision of the School: Distinct Environment for Refined Education

Second Term

2018 / 2019

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Full Blast5 – Now A days

Module 5a – Give me a call

1- engage: (verb) to occupy somebody’s thoughts, time and interest.

2- hang up:(verb) to end a telephone conversation by putting down the

receiver.

3- dial:(verb) to move or push the buttons on a telephone in order to call a

particular number.

A) Complete the sentences using words from the list:

engage- hung up – dial

1- Could you -----------------the number for me? My hands are all dirty.

2- You need to know how to ---------------------- the customer’s attention

right from the start.

3- My friend --------------------------- the telephone receiver while we were

arguing yesterday.

B) Circle the correct word:

1- I think I ---------------- the wrong number because someone I don’t know

answered the phone.

a) dialing b) dialed c) dial

2- I have ------------------a secretary to deal with all my paper work .

a) hung up b) dialed c) engaged

3- I called Mark many times but the line was ----------------------.

a) engaged b) hung up c) dial

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Full Blast5 – Nowadays

Module 5b – Fitness and Fun

1- teenager: (noun) a person who is between thirteen and nineteen years old.

2- over weight: (adjective) too fat or heavy.

3- gaming machine:(noun) some machines which you can play on it different

games while doing exercises at a gym.

4- up to date: (adjective) modern.

5- practise: (verb) to do something many times so that you become very good

at it.

6- work out :(phrasal verb) to develop or progress especially in a good way.

7- take place: (phrasal verb) to be part of something.

8- take part :(phrasal verb) to participate.

9- win: (verb) to be the best, first or strongest in a race, game or competition.

10- beat: (verb) to defeat somebody in a game or other competitive situation.


teenagers- overweight – gaming machine – up to date – practise – work

out – take part – take place- win – beat

1- You are a bit ------------------ Perhaps you should go on a diet.

2- Sandy’s music is very popular with--------------------------------

3- Famous actresses are always -------------------- with the recent fashion in

Paris.

4- I prefer listening to music than ----------------------- at the gym.

5- In yesterday’s games, Switzerland ----------------- the United States two – one.

6- I need to ---------------------- my French.

7- My brother couldn’t take ---------------------- in the match because he has

broken his arm.

8- The final match will take --------------------- in London next month.

9- Did Murphy --------------------- the gold medal?

10- Pupils need to -------------------their pronunciation to improve their

language.

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1- The best way to get------------------- to exercise, is to make working out fun.

b) overweight b) gaming machines c) teenagers

2- You can prevent being ------------------------- by exercising every day.

a) teenager b) overweight c) gaming machine

3- Scientists must be------------------with recent information about diseases.

a) up to date b) teenagers c) overweight

4- Sam was ---------------- last year, so he had to follow a severe diet to be fit.

a) teenager b) up to date c) overweight

7- Elections will now take---------------------on November the twenty fifth.

a) place b) part c) workout

8-She doesn’t usually take ----------------------- in any of the class activities.

b) place b) part c) practise

9-My father-------------me easily at chess.

c) beats b) practises c) wins

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Full Blast5 – Ten Trends

Module 5c – Marvelous Machines

1- domestic:(adjective) connected with the home or family used about a

person who enjoy doing things at home such as cooking and housework.

2- industrial: (adjective) connected with industry.

3- fiction: (noun) stories, novels which describe events and people that do not

really exist. fictional: (adjective).

4- build: (verb) to make something by putting pieces or materials together.

5- produce: (verb) to make or grow something.

6- invent: (verb) to think or make something for the first time.

7- discover: (verb) to find or learn something that nobody knew or had found

before.


discovered – invented – produced – industrial – fictional – build

1- Alice in wonderland is a ----------- tale.

2- Thousands of cars are ----------- here each year.

3- Thomas Edison----------------- the electric bulb.

4- Alex decided to -------- a room upstairs for his office.

5- We now export all kinds of ------- products.

6- The explorers -------- a skeleton in the cave.

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C) Circle the correct word:

1- There are about three million ---------- robots that exist in various shapes

and sizes.

a) fictional b) domestic c) industrial

2- Christopher Columbus--------------- the New World in 1492.

a) made b) discovered c) produced

3- The organization helps---------------- houses for poor families.

a) built b) build c) building

4- The government is about to create the biggest------------------region we have

ever seen.

a) industries b) industrial c) industry

5- In old days, men went off to work while women stayed at home and

performed-----------chores.

a) industrial b) fictional c) domestic

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Module 5d – Keep it green

1- charge: (verb) to put electricity into something.

2- fuel: (noun) the material that is burned to produce heat or power.

3- global: (adjective) affecting the whole world.

4- reduce: (verb) to make something less.

5- communication: (noun) the act of communicating which is to make

information or your opinions, feelings known to somebody.

6- emergency: (noun) a serious event that needs immediate action.

7- addicted: (adjective) unable to stop taking or doing something harmful.

8- interrupt: (verb) to make somebody stop speaking or doing something by

saying or doing something yourself.


fuel – global – reduce – charge - communications

1- We had to get the passenger out of the wrecked car before the ----------------

tank blew up.

2- I also heard it has something to do with----------------- warming.

3- Please------------------------ your speed now.

4- The telephone lines are down so----------------------------------- are very

difficult.

5- They must----------------------- the batteries of their mobiles before

travelling.

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1- Stopping smoking---------------------------- the risks of heart disease.

a) reduces b) reduce c) reducing

2- She-------------------- the phone last night so that couldn’t be any problem.

a) charged b) charges c) charging

3- I am sorry to------------------------ but there’s a phone call for you.

a) addicted b) interrupt c) emergency

4- My cousin was ------------------------ to heroin and we all feel sorry for him.

a) interrupted b) addicted c) communicated

5- I think gas is the best---------------------------- for a central heating.

a) reduce b) fuel c) global

6- We must take a--------------------view of the problem.

a) charged b) global c) fuel

7- Doctors always advise us to ------------------- the amount of fat in our diet.

a) charged b) reduce c) global

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Module 6c – Spooky tales

1- rehearse:(verb) to practice a play, dance or a piece of music before you

perform it to other people

2- ambassador: ( noun) a diplomat of high rank who represents his/her

country in a foreign country.

3- Spooky tales: (adjective) frightening stories.

4- haunted: (verb) used about a ghost of a dead person that appear in a place

regularly.

5- mysterious:( adjective) that do now know about or cannot explain, strange.

6- blood stained:( adjective) having marks of blood on it.

7- drawer: (noun) a container which forms part of piece of furniture such as

desk that you can pull out things in or take things out.

8- slippers: (noun) a light soft shoe that is worn in the house.

9- old fashioned: (adjective) not modern.

10- insult: ( verb) to speak or act rudely to somebody.

11- treat: ( verb) to act or behave towards somebody in a particular way.

12- smash : ( verb) to break violently into many pieces.


haunted – slippers – insulted – treat – old fashioned

1- The old house was ------------------------- with a ghost.

2- Debbi took off her ---------------------- and leaned back in her armchair.

3- You should------------------------- old people with respect.

4- I felt very-----------------------when I didn’t even get an answer to my letter.

5- My parents are --------------------------- about certain ideas.

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1- The ------------------------ works inside of his country embassy.

a) ambassador b) ambassadors c) embassies

2- The old castle is said to be------------------ by the ghost of a former landlord.

a) haunted b) hunted c) heated

3- She wore a blue and pink housecoat and pink fur-----------------------------

a) slippery b) slippers c) rehearse

4- The actors are wearing their stage clothes and ready to ---------------------

a) mysterious b) spooky tales c) rehearse

5- It’s----------------------- in the house alone at night.

a) mysterious b) spooky c) ambassador

6- Several people reported seeing --------------------- lights in the sky.

a) haunted b) mysterious c) rehearse

7- They are being very mysterious about the ---------------------------floor that

they found in the old castle.

a) rehearse b) blood stained c) drawer

8- There is some paper in the top ----------------------- of my desk.

a) slipper b) drawer c) smashed

9- The thieves not only stole the jewels but--------------------------- up most of

the valuable furniture in the room.

a) treated b) smashed c) insulted

10- Teenagers hate being ---------------- like children.

a) insulted b) treated c) haunted

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Module 6d – Good night

1- aware: (adjective) knowing about or realizing something.

2- concentration: (noun) the act of giving all your attention or effort to

something.

3- nightmare: (noun) a dream that is frightening.

4- emotion: (noun) a strong feelings such as love, anger, fear or jealousy.

5- drown: (verb) to die in water because it is not possible to breath.


nightmare- aware – emotions- drowned

1- She woke up more than six times willing the ----------------------- to be over.

2- My mother was overcome with ----------------------- and burst into tears.

3- Most people are --------------------- of the dangers of sun blasting.

4- The girl fell into the river and -----------------------


1- She had a-------------------- about her husband being stabbed.

a) rehearse b) nightmare c) emotions

2- When the ice melted , the valleys were ----------------

a) drown b) drowned c) drawn

3- Her voice trembled with --------------

a) emotional b) emotion c) awareness

4- Everyone needs to become more environmentally -----------

a) aware b) awareness c) award

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5- This type of work requires total -----------------------------

a) emotion b) awareness c) concentration

6- I had a terrible------------------------- last night.

a) aware b) nightmare c) emotion

7- She lost her-------------------------- when she heard a door bang.

a) aware b) emotion c) concentration

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Full Blast5 – Night

Module 6e – Let’s celebrate

1- fireworks (noun) a small container with chemicals inside that burns or

explodes with colored lights.

2- lanterns: (noun) a type of light that can be carried.

3- mask: (noun) something that you wear that covers your face or part of your

face.

4- streamers: (noun) a long piece of colored paper that you use for decorating

a room before a party.

5- annual: ( adjective) happening or done once a year or every year.

6- occasion: (noun) a particular time when something happens.

7- pleasant: ( adjective) nice, enjoyable or friendly.

8- savory: (adjective) used about food having a salty or spicy taste not sweet.


masks- lantern – savory – annual - pleasant

1- The little------------------- blinked in the darkness.

2- The robbers were wearing clown ------------------------.

3- The restaurant serves nice --------------meals.

4- The weather was very ---------------- for having a picnic.

5- The workers of the company must give an -------------------- report to their

manager every year.

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1- Italian cooking is best known for------------------ dishes.

a) lantern b) savory c) annual

2- After winning the competition, the team set off ---------------------- and

tooted their car horns.

a) lantern b ) fireworks c) masks

3- You must wear a ----------- over your mouth and nose when working with

these chemicals.

a) lantern b) musk c) mask

4- I have met Bill on two -------

a) annual b) occasions c) pleasant

5- This---------------------- has got a nice candle inside it.

a) mask b) pleasant c) lantern

6- Be careful not to burn your fingers when you let off that ----------------

a) lantern b) streamers c) fireworks

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Full Blast5 – Challenges

Module 7a – Solving crimes

1- challenge (noun) something new and difficult that forces you to make a lot

of efforts.

2- rob: (verb) to take something, money, or property from a person or place

illegally.

3- robbery: ( noun) the crime of stealing from a bank.

4- robber: ( noun) is the person who steals from a bank.

5- shop lift: (verb) to steal something from a shop while pretending to be a

customer.

6- shop lifter: ( noun) is the one who steals something from a shop while

pretending to be a customer.

7- burglary: ( noun ) the crime of entering a building illegally in order to

steal.

8- burglar: (noun) is the one who steals things by breaking in a house or shop

usually at night.

9- thief: (noun) a person who steals things from another person usually

secretly and without violence.

10- theft: (noun) is the name of the crime done by a thief.

11- pick pocket: ( noun) a person who steals things from other people’s

pockets or bags in public places.

12- pick pocketing:(verb) is the act of stealing things from other people’s

pockets or bags in public places.

13- inspector: (noun) an official who inspects about crimes.

14- agent: (noun) a person whose job is to do business for a company or for

another person.

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shoplifting – robberies – pick pocket – burglar – thief

1- Two years ago, a --------------------- stole her passport from her coat.

2- The gang members committed dozens of armed ----------------------

3- A ------------------ broke into the neighborhood and stole valuable things.

4- He was caught --------------------- by a store detective.

5- A ------------------- has been stealing wallets and valuables from the lockers

at the gym.


1- He was found guilty of ----------------------

a) theft b) pick pocket c) burglar

2- The grocer accused her of ------------------------ and demanded to look in her

bag.

a) burglary b) robbery c) shoplifting

3- Look out for --------------- on crowded trains.

a) robberies b) shoplifting c) pick pocketing

4- She screamed for help when she saw the ------------------

a) robber b) robot c) inspector

5- A ------ broke into my house while I was away on a trip.

a) burglar b) pick pocket c) shoplifter

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6- The art gallery was broken into last night and the ------------------got away

with two valuable paintings.

a) shop lifter b) pick pocket c) thief

7- The man was sentenced twenty years in prison for ----------------- with

violence.

a) robbery b) burglar c) pick pocket

8- Keep your bus ticket an ---------------- may ask to see it.

a) robber b) shop lifter c) inspector

9- Our company’s ----------- in Paris will meet you at the airport .

a) robber b) inspector c) agent

10-The players were ----------------- to a game of tennis .

a)challenged b)inspected c) robbed

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Module 7b – DIY

1- obvious (adjective) easily seen or understood, clear.

2- filthy: (adjective) very dirty .

3- instructions: (noun) teaching or being taught.

4- turn on: (verb) to move the switch on a piece of machinery to start it

working.

5- turn over: (verb) rotate.

6- turn up: (verb) to increase or raise the sound or heat that something

produces.

7- turn off: (verb) to disable or disconnect or stop the function of something.

[ for devices]

8- turn down: (verb) to reduce the amount of something by means of a

control, such as volumes, heat or light.

9- turn into: (verb) be transformed into.

10- turn out: (verb) to say that something surprising happened .


Turn ( out – into – off – up- on – down)

1- She asked them why they hadn’t turned the lights ------------------- when

they entered the house. It was so dark.

2- Can you turn --------------- the volume of the TV? I can’t hear anything that

the reporter is saying.

3- Our holiday turned ---------- nightmare.

4- Please turn the water ------------- when you’re brushing your teeth.

5- I knew that everything would turn ----------------------- fine in the end.

6- She couldn’t bear the relentless music and turned ---------------- the volume.

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1- I need to turn -------- the lights to see properly.

a) out b) down c) on

2- Turn your voice -------------- I have a terrible headache.

a) on b) into c) down

3- The morning rain will turn --------- snow during the afternoon.

a) on b) in c) into

4- The driver deliberately drives one side of their vehicle onto a ramp which

causes their vehicle to turn---------------.

a) over b) on c) up

5- I forgot to turn------------------- my laptop and now the battery is dead on it.

a) off b) down c) out

6- The day turned --------------- to be terrible after the accident.

a) out b) off c) down

7- It was ------------------ that he was terribly sick.

a) filthy b) instructions c) obvious

8- They got absolutely ------------ after playing football in the rain.

a) filthy b) obvious c) instructions

9- The guard was under strict ------------------- not to let anyone in or out.

a) obvious b) filthy c) instructions

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Module 7d – Helping out

1- balance: (verb) to consider and compare one matter in relation to another.

2- compete: (verb) to try to win or achieve something or to try to be better

than somebody else.

3- borders: (noun) a line that divides two countries.

4- international: (adjective) involving two or more countries , an international

agreement , flight or football match.

5- organisation: (noun) an organized groups of people.

6- epidemics: (noun) a large number of cases of people or animals suffering

from the same disease at the same time.

7- donation: (noun) a gift of money or goods to an organization especially

one for people or animals who need help.

8- volunteer: (noun) a person who offers or agrees to do something without

being forced or paid to do it.

9- community: (noun) the group of people who live in a particular place, area

or country.

10- illness: (noun) the state of being physically or mentally ill.

11- injuries: (noun) harm or hurt done to a person , animal or part of the body.

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B) Complete the sentences using words from the list:

volunteer – treat – donation – injuries – communities

1- My neighbour works as a ------------- driving old people to the doctor or the

hospital when they need it.

2- They escaped from the accident with only minor ---------------

3- Would you like to make a little ------------------ to the Red Cross?

4- She was given an award for her work with young people in the ---------------


1- The organization is funded by private ------------------

a) epidemics b) borders c) donations

2- We need a couple of people to help us clean up the gymnasium after the

party. Are there any -----------------?

a) communities b) organizations c) volunteers

3- A flu -------------------- broke out in February.

a) epidemic b) donation c) volunteers

4- She works for a voluntary ---------------- helping homeless people.

a) donation b) organization c) epidemic

5- We have to ------------------- the benefits to motorists against the damage to

the environment.

a) epidemic b) balance c) compete

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6- The team will -------------- for a silver trophy.

a) compete b) balance c) donate

7- The Syrian refugees escaped across over the --------------to Egypt.

a) international b) volunteers c) borders

8- The -------------- football matches will be held next week.

a) organization b) international c) balance

9- She frequently--------------- for extra work because she really likes her job.

a) organizes b) volunteers c) donates

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Module 7e – Good Luck

1- contestant: (noun) a person who takes part in a competition.

2- competitor: (noun) a person, company product that is competing with

others.

3- judge: ( noun) a person whose job is to apply the law and decide what

punishment should be given to somebody found guilty in a court or law.

4- spectator: (noun) a person who watches a show, game or sport.

5- enthusiasm: (noun) a strong feeling of eagerness or interest.

B) Complete the sentences using words from the list:

judge – spectators – contestants – competitors- enthusiasm

1- There wasn’t much ---------------- when I mentioned the trip to the museum.

2- There were thousands of ------------ in the stadium for the final of the World

Cup Soccer match.

3- If the criminal is convicted in the crime, the -------------- will set a date for

sentencing.

4- Four ------------ appear on the quiz show each week.

5- Two local companies are our main ----------------

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1- They were successful -------------------- for the prizes of the Academy of

Science of Paris.

a) judges b) inspectors c) competitors

2- Many ----------- took more time thinking about a word before spelling.

a) contestants b) spectators c) volunteers

3- A number of ------------------------ at the game had their faces painted with

the colors of their favorite team.

a) spectators b) competitors c) contestants

4- The ----------------- decision is final.

a) spectator's b) judge's c) contestant's

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A Christmas Carol

Vocabulary & Spelling

From 1-10

1. owner: someone who owns something

2. frown: to bring your eyebrows together so that you make lines appear on

your forehead when you are angry

3. knocker: a piece of metal on a door that you use to knock loudly

4. terror: a feeling of extreme fear

5. frighten: to make someone feel afraid

6. ghost: the spirit of a dead person that some people believe they can see or

feel

7. cellar: a room under a house

8. partner: someone that you work with or play a game with

9. depend: to need someone's help in order to live or to continue

10. dressing gown: a piece of clothing like a long loose coat that you wear

before you go to bed

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Exercises A- Fill in the spaces:

1. She was so tired that she put on her …………………………………. and went

directly to bed.

2. They are …………………….. of the same business and they share the profits

and losses.

3. In the past, people used to store goods in an underground room called a

……………………

4. I …………………….. the birds away by moving suddenly.

5. The old man fixed a new metal ………………… outside the door of his house.

B- Choose the correct word:

1. The painting has been returned to its rightful (frown – owner – knocker-

cellar).

2. She looked at her exam paper with a (ghost – cellar – frown-knocker).

3. People ran away from the explosion in (terror – owner – cellar-ghost).

4. He looked very frightened as if he had seen a (owner – knocker – ghost-

cellar).

5. I (depend – frown – frighten-own) on the map, but it was completely

wrong.

6-Now he (frightened-frightens-has frightened-is frightening) us with the

masks he is wearing.

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From 11 to 20: 11. invisible: impossible to see

12. argue: to disagree with someone, usually by talking or shouting angrily

13. strength: physical power and energy

14. carriage: a vehicle with wheels that is pulled by a horse

15. awful: very bad or unpleasant

16. nephew: the son of your brother or sister

17. huge: extremely large

18. neighbourhood: a small area of a town, or the people who live there

19. assistant: someone who helps someone else to do their work, by doing

the less important jobs

20. bridge: a structure built over a river

Exercises

A- Fill in the spaces: 1. He works as a sales ………………………….. in a department store.

2. We searched the surrounding ………………………… for the missing boy.

3. Do you have a ………………………….. or a niece?

4. He pushed against the rock with all his ……………………………

5. They ………….just …………………… with each other about money.

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B- Choose the correct word:

1. The horse is too weak to pull this heavy (argue – carriage – awful-bridge).

2. The party was a (huge – invisible – nephew-frighten) success.

3. The weather was (bridge – argue – awful-invisible) last summer.

4. It may take a few weeks for you to build up your (awful – strength –

invisible-argue) again.

5. He behaved like a wizard who could make himself (invisible – argue –

neighborhood-frighten).

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General Revision

Circle the correct word:

1- If you want to play a musical instrument well, you must

(work out – practise – dial) everyday .

2- His disappointment was (aware – obvious – filthy) to everyone.

3- He turned the TV (up – on – off – into) and went to sleep.

4- Please turn the heating (on – in – up – into), It’s freezing.

5- We crossed the (organizations – borders – streamers) to Switzerland

6- There is a history of mental (injuries – illness - communities) in the

family

7- Jan showed great ( enthusiasm – spectators – judges) for the new

project.

8- You are a good (spectator – judge – contestant ) of characters.

9- Recent increase in crimes have disturbed the whole (injuries –

community – border)

10- The world’s best athletes (treat – compete – donate) in the Olympic

Games

11- We need some ( streamers – contestants – fireworks) to decorate our

house before the party.

12- We have an ( pleasant – annual – domestic) festival at school every

January.

13- I am finding my new job an exciting( aware– challenge– enthusiasm).

14- There has been a (shoplifting – robbery – pick pocketing).they have

taken a million pounds.

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15- There was a ( shoplifting – robbery – burglary) at the house next door

last week.

16- They are being very (fictional – mysterious – filthy) about where they

are going this evening.

17- Please go to your bed early. You need great (awareness –

concentration– communication) in your exams tomorrow.

18- The bank robbers wore frightening( fireworks – masks – lanterns) and

broke into the bank .

19- We had an (argue – awful – owner ) holiday. It rained everyday.

20- There is a (knocker – huge – frown) amount of work still to be done.

21- I don’t believe in (partners – owners –ghosts ). It is the spirit of a dead

person.

22- If you ever need any help, you know you can (terror – depend –

strength ) on me.

23- Please walk quietly so that you don’t (frighten – frown – awful ) the

birds away.

GOOD LUCK

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