Chapter five: school rules

1 UK

2 India

3 Uganda

4 USA

 

20     Key:

Leanne, India, buttermilk, mutton, het eten is lekker.

Talili, USA, pinto beans, low-fat milk, het eten is lekker.

Kerryn, United Kingdom, fried eggs, sausages, het eten is lekker.

Liz, Uganda, matooke, posho, het eten is niet lekker.

 

F

 

21     Example key:

       Bread. Sandwich. Orange juice. Sweets.

       I would like to have pizza for lunch.

 

22     Key:

1 good

2 science

3 kind

4 having

5 orange

6 Peas

7 Could

8 ninety-five

9 Next please!

 

23     Key:

1 Sean

2 Henry

3 Henry

4 Sean

5 Sean

6 Henry

 

24    Key:

S
I E
Q F
G S
C E P
C N
L X
E C
H G U
M G
H J
O I
E B F
A L
I H
G M
M I R
T I
S X
R O
I O E
H S
T Q
A N
S L N
S H
O A
P O
T O C
Q L
R C
H C
R G H
O T
Y S
Y E
Y Y                         Vertaling biology               biologie
art                     tekenen

chemistry           scheikunde
economics           economie
English               Engels
French               Frans
geography          aardrijkskunde
history               geschiedenis
maths                wiskunde

 

 

25     Key:

1 maths

2 biology

3 next

4 road

5 school books

6 5 pounds

 

26     Key:

Timetable 1st January – 10th July

Subject        Teacher         Classroom   Subject        Teacher       Classroom

Monday                                              Tuesday

1 Maths        BOB             202              1 P.E.           HAL              TPS

2 Chem         LAB              015              2 French       KAS             024

Break                                                 Break

3 Biology       BOR             011              3 Maths                  BOB             202

4 P.E.           HAL              TPS              4 Economics  HOE             022

5 Lunch                                              5 Lunch

6 English       MRM             143              6 C.D.T                  HAM             127

7 Geo           GLO             034              7

Break                                                 Break

8                                                       8

 

G

 

27    Key:

alinea 1: Day for Change

alinea 2: Raising funds for Kenya

alinea 3: Why raise funds for education in Kenya?

alinea 4: Free education pack, with CD-ROM

alinea 5: Registering for Day for Change 2007 is easy!

alinea 6: Ideas for fundraising activities

 

28    Key:

1 Unicef

2 sinds 2003

3 ze hebben geen geld voor een uniform; ze kunnen het vervoer naar school niet betalen; ze moeten werken; de school is te ver van hun woonplaats.

4 Door gratis tekstboeken en ander onderwijsmateriaal uit te delen. Door leraren op te leiden om de kinderen goed onderwijs te geven. Door speciale klassen te organiseren voor kinderen die ook moeten werken.

5 Er zitten posters in, er zit informatie in, een cd en er zitten ideeën in voor activiteiten.

6 Je kunt je online opgeven (www.unicef.org.uk/fundraising/schools).

Je kunt bellen (0870 6063377).

Je kunt emailen (sayforchange@unicef.org.uk).

Je kunt een briefje sturen (UNICEF UK, Day for Change, Freepost NAT 208886, Billericay, CM12 0BR.)

7 Gekke hoed dragen; een dag zonder uniform; schatzoeken; kookwedstrijd; kinderoppas service; wie het beste papieren vliegtuig kan bouwen; penalty’s nemen; raad de baby; darts toernooi; tuinfeestje of picknick; talentenshow.

 

29     Example key:

Dutch             English

agenda         diary

schriften       notebooks

pennen         pens

potloden        pencils

gum             eraser

 

         G

 

30     Key :

1 F

       2 F

       3 T

       4 T

       5 T

       6 F

       7 T

       8 F

 

31    Key:

         Hannah: many pictures of celebs (pop stars & actors)

         Michael: simple diary in which he can draw

       Sue: Forever Friends bears

       Joey: a cheap one that he can decorate with photographs and pictures of metal bands.

       Example key: Me: I have a Loesje diary

 

H

 

32     Key:

1 trainers                                  6 ruler

2 tuna sandwich                         7 notebook

3 glass of orange juice                 8 pizza slice

4 bowl of cereal                         9 bar of chocolate

5 bag of crisps                           10 marker

 

33     Key:

2 How much are those markers? Those markers are one pound thirty-five.

3 How much is this notebook? This notebook is sixty-nine pence.

4 How much are these trainers? These trainers are sixty-nine ninety-five.

5 How much are these glue sticks? These glue sticks are one pound ninety-five.

6 How much is that ruler? That ruler is forty-nine pence.

7 How much are those pencils? Those pencils are seventy-five pence.

 

34     Key:

1 Six plus three is nine.

2 Seven minus three is four.

3 Fourteen plus four is eighteen.

4 Twenty-three minus two is twenty-one.

5 Forty-four plus thirty-three is seventy-seven.

6 Eighty-one divided by three is twenty-seven.

7 Thirteen times four is fifty-two.

8 Seventy-five divided by twenty-five is three.

9 Sixty-four times two is one hundred and twenty-eight.

10 Ninety divided by two is forty-five.

 

35     Key:

1 Could I have two pizza slices, please?

2 I would like a bowl of cereal, please.

3 Could we have today’s menu, please?

4 We would like a bag of crisps, please.

5 I’d like a bar of chocolate, please.

5 I’d like a bar of chocolate, please.

6 We would like three glasses of orange juice, please.

 

36     Key:

1 Good morning.

2 Good morning, can I help you?

3 How much are they?

4 They are thirty-nine ninety-five.

5 That’s right

6 That is thirty-nine ninety-five, please.

7 Here you are, forty pounds

8 Thank you and five cents; thank you and five p.

9 Thank you and goodbye.

10 You’re welcome, goodbye!

 

37     Example key:

1 Good afternoon, I would like some milk, a pizza slice and a bag of crisps, please.

2 That’s three pounds fifteen, please.

3 Here you are.

4 Thank you. One eighty-five, here you are.

5 Thank you. Goodbye.

6 You’re welcome, goodbye.

 

38     Example key:

       Good morning, how much is this backpack?

       >It’s 35,95 (thirty-five ninety-five).

       I would like this backpack please.

       >That’s 35,95, please.

       Here you are.

       >Thank you, and five cents.

       Thank you, goodbye.

       >You’re welcome, bye!

 

39     Key:

1 When do you have biology and when do you have geography?

2 I have geography on Mondays and Wednesdays and I have history on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

3 have bad marks for maths

4 I have good report card marks

5 haven’t got any boarding schools

6 we don’t have boys’ and girls’ schools.

7 don’t have any lunch money.

8 would like tuna sandwiches, pizza slices and apples.

9 How much are those trainers?

10 ‘d like those trainers.

 

Grammar

 

1       Key:

1 Do you have / Have you got new trainers?

2 Does he have / Has he got a DVD player?

3 Do you have / Have you got good report cards?

4 Does she have / Has she got a boyfriend?

5 Does Neil have / Has Neil got a new car?

6 Does Annette have / Has Annette got the new Smashing Pumpkins CD?

7 Do they have / Have they got a dog?

8 Does Ronald have / Has Ronald got a new sweater?

 

2       Key:

1 Could you call me back later, please?

2 Could I have some sweets, please?

3 Could you help me, please?

4 Could you come over this evening, please?

5 Could you play that song again, please?

6 Could I borrow your bike, please?

 

3       Key:

two bags of crisps

four bars of chocolate

two bottles of wine

a bunch of bananas

three cans of coke

one litre of milk

a pound of sugar

 

 

4A    Key:

1 two cars                        6 six potatoes

2 three boys                     7 four books

3 five trees                      8 two babies

4 three buses                   9 three glasses

5 six wolves                     10 eight men

 

4B    Key:

houses

keys

hobbies

leaves

tomatoes

DVDs

women

matches

children

 

5A    Key:

2 These trainers are ₤29.99 and that skirt is ₤14.95.

3 This backpack is ₤9.95 and that tie is ₤7.25.

4 These bananas are 85p and those apples are 98p.

 

5B    Key

1 these

2 these

3 those

4 those

5 these

6 these

7 this

8 this

9 that

10 that

11 this

12 This

13 these

 

Test Yourself

 

Checklist

Key:

1 When do you have geography?

2 I have geography on Tuesdays and Fridays.

3 Who is our biology teacher?

4 Our next break is at two o’clock.

5 Do you have / Have you got a new school bag?

6 We have good report card marks.

7 We don’t have / haven’t got time to do homework.

8 How much are these notebooks?; How much do these notebooks cost?

9 This backpack is ₤35.; This backpack costs ₤35.

10 I’d / would like three glasses of orange juice, please.

 

Grammar

Key:

1 Could; Can

2 Have

3 haven’t

4 Could; Can

5 glass of orange juice

6 sandwiches

7 cup of tea

8 this

9 that

10 have

11 glass of milk

 

Vocabulary

Key:

1 boarding school

2 busy

3 practice

4 biology

5 healthy

6 carrots

7 bar

8 PE

9 trainers

10 important

 

Task

Example key:

warm gerecht:        green pea soup with sausage

warm veg. gerecht:  carrot pie

dessert:                 chocolate soufflé

                            caramel pudding

snacks:                  grilled cheese sandwich

                            sausage roll

drankjes:               milk

                            orange juice

                            diet coke

 

Hi, how much is the soup?

> It’s 1,50.

And what’s for dessert?

> Chocolate soufflé and caramel pudding.

Okay, I’ll have the soup, a glass of orange juice and a chocolate soufflé, please.

> Here you go.

Thank you. How much is that?

> 4,75 please.

There you go.

>Thank you. Enjoy your meal!

Thank you, bye.