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Eorth
(n)
lz:r0l
oxygen
(n)
I'a:ksrd
Sanl
ffimmsx$smffi
the
plonet
on
which
humons
ond
onimols
live
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# 6
#&#effi
Scientist believe Eqrth is
obout 6.4 million
yeors
old.
temperoture
(n)
r
the degree
scole used to express The temperoture
on the
plonet
is
grovity
(n)
1
the force
thot mokes things
follto Grovity
pulls
things down to the ground.
Mors
(n)
r
the fourth plonet
from
the sun in the
,
People
sometimes coll Mors the Red
l
/mo:rz/
r
solor
system in terms of
distonce
I
Plonet.
venus
(n)
i
The second
plonet
from the Sun in
I
Venus
tokes 225 Eorth doys to
complete
I'vi:nas/
terms
of distonce
one rototion.
spoce
stotion
(n)
I
o vehicle
thot reseorchers
send
into
Williom wonts to work in o
spoce stotion
/
spers
,sterJn/
I
spoce ond stoys
obove the eorth os when he
grows
up.
o
bose for ostronouts
on essentiol gos for
people,
onimols
i
Animols
ond
plonts
need oxygen to
ond
plonts
to
survive survive.
Grcrmmrrr
Fu*uro
$imple
wi*h will
Usoge
We con use the Future
Simple to
predict
whot we think will hoppen
bosed on
our
own opinions ond experiences.
Form
,
ffi'''"r'"*'
;
I
think
people wll$ rmsve
to the
Moon in o
century.
l
iffi,ffi
i
Oo
you
think scientists
willfind
evidence obout
I
Yes,
I do. They
will
soon show the
evidence./
I
life on
other
plonets?
i
No, I don't. There willbe
no such thing.
iffi rffi
,
*nrwillwe live
on the Moon in
the
future?
Becouse Eorth
willbecome
overcrowded.
I
where
will
humons
live
in
the future?
i
Humons
will live
qn
spoce stotions.
,
Uowwillwe
communicote
with eoch
other on
i
We
willcontoct
esch other with o very
speciol
i,
Mors?
I
rodio receiver.
UP

Pronuncistion
tntonotion for opinion ond
interest woras
{"ro?
ln
o
sentence, intonotion folls on the
words thot express interest
or opinions ond
we often
pronounce
them longer thon the others.
Thot's inter"riingjr
,,,
-'.-."".-',,-..".,'".1]::j!:
Thot
sounds
greot!
'"
tt't
Thot's
terrib!e!
Fronuneintion
Circle the word
thot hos o
stress
pottern
different
from
the others.
I A disoster
2
A oxygen
3 A librory
4 A
performonce
5 A diomond
B century
B volunteer
B
diolog
B engineer
B bodminton
C history
C
grovity
C
interest
C
importonce
C
definition
D
energy
D
hospitol
D ofternoon
D ogreement
D
monogement
Venus
i
i
temperoture
i
grovity
;
I
spoce stotion
i
;
humons,
plonts
ond
onimols
live
on
;t;;;
winter.
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o. Motch
the descriptions to
the words from Lesson Summory.
Write them on the
Iines.
I This is the
ploce
where
people
ond onimols
live.
2
This shows
how hot or cold o
ploce
or thing is.
3
lt is the fourth
plonet
from
the Sun by distonce.
4 The survivol of both
people
ond onimols depends
on this
gos.
5 Reseorchers
use this lorge spocecroft
os o
ploce
to live ond
work in spoce.
b.
Complete the sentences
using the words
in the boxes.
con
foll below
zero degrees
Celsius
os
Eorth.
completes
one
orbit
oround
the Sun.
when
they ore
in spoce.
Astronouts
stoy
in o
#ffim.,wffiffiffiw
q.
Circle
the correct
options.
I
-
believe
there will
A Will
you
6
7
I
I
IO
Like
The
Venus
hos
the
some
Every
225
Eorth
doys,
do
when Eorth
-
overcrowded?
D Con
you
D ArE
D
will
be
npt enough
oxygen.
D won't be
t/
they
will find evidence
of
life
there.
be
life on
Venus
B Did
you
in the
future?
in
the future?
C
Do
you
we live on
Venus
ADo
C
Whot
will
we
Ais
B ore
humons to
live on
the
C
were
moon
becouse
there
C
oren't
Mors.
They
hope
C
wos
It
-
sofe
for
A WoS
Reseorchers
stil!
Ais
B wosn't
in seorch
of
life on
B ore
D were

b.
Put the verbs in brockets in the correct formS of
the
Future
Simple.
(you/toke)
c
trip to
spoce
in the
f
utu
re?
in two hundred
yeors.
(Ouild)
more spoce stotions.
(nove)
houses ond buildings
in the
future?
Eorth becouse
they will live on
Venus soon.
6
7
8
I
IO
i think
there
ln the
neor future,
Do
you
think other
I
think
people
reseCI rchers
(oe)
life
on
Mors
(not/live)
on
plonets
Reoding
o. Reod the text obout
Iife in spoce. Motch the
porogrophs
to the
informotion.
I
il
Hoving
difficulty
in
eoting
2
il
Doing exercise
to
keep
the
body
strong
3
il
The some doily
octivities even
in
spoce
4
il
Keeping the
mochine working
perfectly
5
L__l
Doing some reseorch on the
impoct
of
spoce on
humons ond
plonts
b. Reod the
text
ogoin.
Answer eoch
question
with
NO MORE THAN
TWO WORDS.
6 Where
will
on
ostronout live while
in
spoce?
7 Whot
will
on
ostronout experience
soon ofter
going into spoce?
8 Whot
will on ostronout need
to do to ovoid weok
muscles?
9 Whot type of
food will
ostronouts
corry when
going
into spoce?
l0 Where do ostronouts
receive o supply of
fresh food?
ug)
LIf
The first astronauts
to
come
into space on[y
went
up
for short trips
to
see what it was [ike. Astronauts
may now
spend
weeks or even
months
Iiving and
working in space. They Iive in a
[arge
spacecraft
that they
often
catl a space station,
which
circtes or
travets around Earth.
The
astronauts
on board spend their days doing scientific
studies such as examining
the
effects of
space
on the human body and
the
growth
of
ptants.
They also keep
the space station running in the right way.
Living in space for a long time wil.L affect an
astronaut's body.
Many
astronauts
get
space sicknesses,
such as a cotd head,
stuffy nose or
puffy
face, shortty after entering space.
That
is
because there
is not
enough
gravity
in
space.
Astronauts wil.L have to exercise
to stop their
musctes
from
becoming
weak. They atso
need to monitor their bodies
to ansure',good,heatth
and research the effects of space
traveI on the
human body, Besides
doing their
jobs,
astronauts
do the same
activities
back on Earth.:For
exampl.e, they
wiLl. eat their mea[s, sLeep,
relax and
enjoy themselves.
Eating food in space
is
a
real
chattenge.
ln space, everything
witl become
weighttess and start
to
ftoat
away.
For instance, food witt not stay on a
plate,
and drinks
wiLt
drift
away from
a
glass.
For that
reason,
peopte
wil.l. have to
put
them in some special
packages,
so the astronauts
wil.l. be abte
to eat
the food directLy
from the
packages.
For
each
space travet, astronauts
wiLt bring
freeze-dried food.
The
food
witl
become soft and sticky
after the astronauts
add water and heat
them. They have
fresh
food del.ivery
from Earth, too.

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Ask
qnd
onswer
the
questions
obout life in
the future.
tD"
y*
,hirk
p."pl.
i
will move
to Mars?
l--r
r
*----*
-
ry
i-ffi?-l
Because
Mars
doesn't have
enough water
for
us to drink.
Wffiffiffiffireffi
q.
Mqke
sentences
using
the
prompts.
I where
/
tf,ink
/
we
/
live
/
two hundred
yeors?
Wffi
.
;"
"i".i
:i,
i,
J.
,"
not
enough water
I
dust storms /
extreme
cold at night /
a
lot
of C0z in the
air
.ffiffiffi
ffi.@ffiffiffi#
no
air
to
breathe I no
water I
extreme temperatures
/
long
days
and
nights
.
'.
:'-
.
--..
:
active
volcanoes
on
Venus
I
COz covers the
planet
/
super-hot temperatu
re
(465oC)
I
flat land
to
build
homes
ffiffiffiffiffi
ffiWffiWffiffiffi
zero
gravity
causes health
problems
/
difficult to have meals /
i
difficulttohavere9ularshoWerS/haveafullviewofEarth
ffi;ffi#ffirywe#
many diseases /
full of
oxygen I
different types
of
pollution
/
enough food
and water
d%
W
ffi
ffi
I
D;
y*
tlrrk
p."pl.
i
will leave
Earth?
2
I
/
tnink
/
people
/
hove
I
nrd
I
new
I
norne
I
anoth
er
I
plonet.
3
why
/
people
/
frove
I
move
/
oth er
I
plonets?
4 the
re
I
not
I
Oe
I
enough
/
spoce/
us
/
tive
I
rarth.
5
you/tnink/Venus/
be
lgreotlptoce/r.
llive lon?
b. Put the words
in the correct
order to moke
complete sentences.
o tt
/
be
/
wil
I
very
I
on
ll,rois.
/
cotd
7 hos
I
"
I
high
/
temperoture.
I
venus
/
very
8 will
/
move
/
to
/
frumons
/
ptonet/
in
/tne /future. /tninf
/
r
/
onother
9
you/ttrint
lo"lo/spoce
lwittlstotion
loelo/good/ztoosp/ptoce
ltoltivelin
l0
do
I
you
I
overcrowdeda
/where /tninf
I
will
I
humons
I
tive
lwhen /
rortn
/
is
.
Pronunciotion
/tO
pts.
.
Vocobulory
IZO
pts.
.
Grommo
r
_lzo
pts.
.
Reodino
lzo ots.
v
_,
,
I
.
Soeokino
/tO ots.
l\.r,,1
.
Writino
IZO ots.
v'l
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_
ltoopts.
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uFo
(r,)
I
,ju:
ef
'o,sl
plural
UFOs
flying soucer
(n)
f
,flanq's0:
sal
disk-shoped
(ooj)
/drs
k
lerpt/
oppeor
(v)
la'ptrl
*
disoppeor
(v)
@
oppeoronce
(n)
stronge
(oOj)
/strern
*l
*p
stronger
(n)
olien
(n)
/'
et
lien/
huge
(odj)
lhju:*l
tiny
(ooj)
l'tamil
terrified
(oOj)
I'terufa
dl
w
terrifying
(odj)
+
terrify
(v)
circu
Io r
(o
dj)
I'ss:
rkj alar
I
'
*s,
circle
(n)
triongulor
(oOj)
/trar'
eqgja lar
I
*
triongle
(n)
ffiwwffiffiffiw
ffimm&
ffiwm&ffimwwffiffi
ffismrye$m#
on object
in the
sky
thot
people think
is o spoceship
from onother
world
on object
in the sky
thot hos
the
shope
of o disk
in the shope of o disk
thot
is flot,
thin ond
round
to
begin
to
exist or orrive
in
o
ptoce
unusuol
or surprising
in o woy
thot
is hord to exploin
o creoture
thot doesn't come
from
Eorth
extremely
Iorge or omount
very smoll
in s ize or omount
very scored or
frightened
in the shope of
o circle
in the shope of
o triongle
ffiremswffiffiffi
The
kids were
out on
the street
when o UFO
londed.
Mony
people
still
believ"
,nere
ore
flying soucers
these doys.
People
still don't
know why
most
goloxies
ore disk-shoped.
Bright
objects
sometimes
oppeor
in the sky
over
the
formlond
A
stronge
noise
often comes
from the born
on
the form.
Whot on cllien
looks like is still
o
mystery.
A huge disk-shoped
flying soucer
is the ideo
for his
new movie.
Aliens in
movies
generolly hove
lorge heods
ond
tiny eyes.
Children
ore
often
terrified
of
the
dork.
UFOs often
oppeor
in the
shope
of o circulor
object.
UFOs
ore sometimes
triongulor,
not
olwoys
disk-shoped.
l/He/She
wmm wmnk$mffi
on
the form.
we/you/fney
he.dffin# wmfrmhBmry
o
strong
It
wvmm f$5rmffiffi
ocross
the
oreo.
tlaelshe
w,rffim
m*fl B$w$mry in the
mountoins.
we/you/rney
wffirw
rcmt
rmmr$$mffi newspoper.
It
'*r*m
remf, mfimmpcxtg in the cove.
e object.
Whot
tu\rn#m
he
#-*E$tffi?
He"uwmmf$y$trftffi
o
kite.
They
--tr#rffi
$"riffi m$re6
ofter
something.
Wrb
whot
wmr*
theY
#m$mry?

Pms*
$fimBHe
l/t-te/She
wos
terrified.
You/We/f
ney
were
terrified.
Andy
ron
owoy
very quickly
when he
sow o
UFO
lost
night.
Whot
did it f*mk like?
When
dtd
you/we/tn
ey
lhe/she
see th
e olien?
.
When telling
o
story, we often
use the
Post
Continuous to
describe the situotion
then
use the Post
Simple
(often
following when)
to introduce the moin
event.
I was woiting
for
o bus when I
sow o stronge object in the
sky.
My
porents
were wnrking
on the form
when they heord
o very loud stronge
noise.
ffi
.
Time
expressions
of the Post
simpl
e'. ago,
yesterdoy,
tost
night, in the lg40s,
etc.
ffiwwffiffiffiffimffiffiffiwre
Sound
chqnges
i+*t
^
*r+lt#
oft-en
sounds
]ite
/r*/.
I wos
wolkir:*3
the
dog in
the
pork.
I:,-,i/
Whot
were
they
ployii':r;?
f
tri
f
I
A
colled
2
A
oppeored
3 A finished
4
A troveled
5 A
coused
,*er**:f
w%-
',
o
reported
f
rr'
pt
.rfi"r;f
o
need
ed
I'
n i :d;';:f
/
'
'
shoped
lletptl
o
loughed
/la'^ttl
UK
;
'
missed
lmtsll
o
woshed
lwo:[tl
UK
; o
wolked
lwt:ktl
.
wotched
/woUt
I
UK
j
.
believed
lbt'
li:vC/
o
roised
lrev*l
i
.
oppeored
/a
prr*l
o
solved
lEolvf/
UK
*
Pronouncing
Ending
in
,
/tl
,
ldl
lpl, lf
l, lsl
,
lfll
, lkl
ly,
Pronuneiqtion
Circle
the word thot
hos the
underlined
port pronounced
differently from the
others.
B vlsited
B
storted
B
stopped
'B
opened
B
osked
C
followed
C decided
C ogreed
C
leorned
C
promised
D believed
D
succeeded
D loughed
D
possed
D
procticed
ftfl
\L}}
oliens
M
UFO
huge
terrified
disoppeored
WwwffiffiffiffiffiffiW
Some
farmers
told the
Local
newspaper
that they were
1)
by
what
they saw. They
were working
on the farm when
they saw a(n) 2)
l
object ftying
across their
farmtand. They
betieved that it was
a(n) 3)
----.--
Some
of them
even said
they
also saw 4)
llHelshe
wtrs
not
scored:
You
lwelthey
were
not
scored.
Sue did not
see
o
flying
soucer on her
woy
home from
the
form.
q.
Complete
the text
using
the
words
in the
box.
flying
object
5)
in
the dark
sky.
. After
that, the
disk-shaped

,l
b.
Put the words in
brockets into the correct forms.
6 They
were
of whot
they sow in
the
mountoins.
(rrRRlFY)
7 After o while,
on olien-shoped
creoture
without o troce.
(nPPTARANCE)
8
He wos fishing
in
the loke
when
he
sow o
object over
the mountoins.
(clRCLE)
I
Lost night,
they
were wolking home when
o
huge
mcchine oppeored.
(rnIANGLE)
I0 They were wotchirig
o soccer
gome
when they sow o object
in
the sky.
(srnaNGER)
Grqmmcrr
o. Give the correct forms of the verbs in brockets using
the Post Continuous or
the Post Simple.
ll-(tnisn)myhomeworkond(wotcn)omovieoboutUFosyesterdoy.
2
Some
hikers
(wolk)
up the hills when o flying soucer
(tonO).
3Helen(oo)trrecookingwhenthere-(oe)oloudnoisefromthegorden.
4Lostnight,l0og)intheporkwhenohugefrog-(oppeor).ltwosterrifying!
5Thekids-(ptoy)bosketbollintheyordwhenthetrees(stort)toshoke
in the wind.
b. Circle ONE mistqke in eoch
sentence.
Eden locked the
door,
puts
on
his
coot
AB
Whot wos Andy doing?
-
He
prqcticed
ABC
I The little
boy
liked to
reod
AB
l0 Mox wos wqtching o
bosketboll
gome
on
TV when o
ABC
Some
villogers wos telling
stories obout oliens ond
flying soucers in the forest.
ABCD
ond storted
wolking his dog.
CD
soccer
for his school
tournoment.
D
mogozines, wotch movies
ond listens
to
stories
obout
UFOs.
D
strong
wind breoks
the
window.
D
C
Listening
o. listen to some records of UFO sightings. Write NO MORE
TWO WORDS AHO/On
a NUlAern.
ffi
I Whot were the boys doing when
2
Whot did
the
UFO
look like when
the
UFO oppeored?
he
sow
it?
Dione
qnd
Andy. write
w
(true)
or
r
(folse).
6W#
3 How
did
the womon feel
when she sow the creoture?
4 Where wos the
gome
toking
ploce?
5 How
mony
people
were wotching the
gome?
b. Listen to the
conversqtion between
6
There ore some records of
oliens.
7 Dione
sow on
olien in the
post.
8
The creotures were
robots.
I The oliens showed up ond disoppeored
quickly.
l0
Dione ond
Andy thought it wos exciting
to
see on
olien.

ffiffiwwMffiffiffi
Complete
the conversqtion
using
the sentences
in the box.
Do
you
think
UFOs ore
reol?
ti
l hove
no
ideo. Why?
j
ffi'.,',.
Whot
wos
the
movie obout?
[ii
ffi'.'':.
Do
you
think
UFOs ond oliens
were
reol
in the
movie?
Liffi',,'
So
whot
did
o UFO
look
like
in the
movie?
Lt
'r,',
How
obout
the oliens?
Lio'ffil
How
interesting
!
Wffiffiffiffimffi
o. Moke
questions for the underlined
words.
I The
UFo
wos
huge_sn_d*tIiqngu"lsr.
A
lt
looked
like
o
soucer.
B
They
hod
big
eyes,
ond
they
were
green.
C
I
don't
know
but
they
looked
very
stronge.
D
I
wotched
o
movie
on
o
scientific
chonnel
lost
night.
E
lt
showed
some
evidence
of
UFO
ond
olien
sightings.
Some
briqht
objects
oppeored
over
the
fields.
When
o UFo
londed
on the
street,
the chilO
w"qS"f.-tyingJ0i*Kile
The boys
were
_teffifled
when
they sow
o ugly
creoture
in the
yord.
Reseorchers
storted to seorch
for evidence
of oliens
mony
yeors
ogo.
b. Mqke sentences
using
the
prompts.
6
triongular
I
UFo
/
oppeor
I
mountoins
/
few
/
yeors
/
ogo.
everyone
/
my
/
neighborhood
I
t"rrified
I
alien/
sightings.
formers
/
feeo
/
sheep
/when
/
see
/
disk-shoped
/
mochine
/
sky.
hiker
/
wolk
lup
/
mountoin
/
when
/
come
I
tace
to
foce
/
olien.
I0 whot
/
you
I
ao
/
when
/
flying
lsoucer
/
oppeor?
.
Pronunciotion
/tO
pts.
.
vocobulory
lzo
pts.
.
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r
_lzo
pts.
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.
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/10
p!s.
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writing
DO
pts.
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telling o story
or describing
on event
on occosion
when
somebody
sees
somebody
or something unusuol
very
quickly
o
person
who
comes
to see o
locotion or
someone
o
person
thot octs in o book,
ploy
or
movie
o short section
or
port
of o book,
poem,
speech or other
pieces
of
writing
to
stoy
in
one
ploce
in the oir,
usuolly by
moving the
wings
quickly
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rr.r
His
notebook
wos full of
norrotive
texts obout
UFOs
ond oliens.
Locol newspopers
reported on
o UFO sighting
in the
mountoins.
Newspopers sometimes
describe
on olien os
o visitor
f rom spoce.
She
turned o scory
olien
into o
populor
chorocter.
He found o
norrotive
possoge
obout
visitors
from spoce
in
the
librory.
They
sow
o
flying soucer
hover
in
the oir, ond
then
it disoppeored.
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situotion
qnd
;!
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chorqcters
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1) l'[[ never forget the
day
I
saw a
UFO on
my
way
home
from
schoo[
.21
I was
thirteen
years
otd.
My ctassmates
and
I were
riding
our bikes
home
from
school.3)
We
were
tatking
about
our
schoo[
when we saw a
huge bright
light
in the sky.
The
tight
was
very
strange.
Then
we
saw
a
huge
aircraft.
lt
was circu[ar
and
looked
tike
a saucer.
ltstarted to
make
a
very loud
and scary
noise.
A
door on the
ftying
saucer
started to
open.
Then
my
classmates
shouted,
"Rufl,
or
we'[[
get
kidnapped."
We
started
to
run as
quickty
as
we
coutd.
4l We
were
so terrified.
5)
My
ctassmates
think it was a UFO
from space, but
!
don't.
I believe
it was
just
an
unusuataircraft,
and the
pilots
needed
help.
S) rne
plot

WwwwffiwffiffiffiW
2
3
q.
Put the
words
in brqckets
into
the correct
forms.
There
oren't
mony
(runnnaron)
He described
oliens
ond
UFOs
os
hormless
in his boot<s.
(vlslr)
The
young
boy
told us
obout
o
with
green
skin.
(slour)
She
become
fomous
for her
olien
(cHanAcrERISTlcs)
b. Complete
the sentences
using
the
words in the
boxes.
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[:r'jg]
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hover
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i
visit
i
i
I
i
5 The
movie storts
with o
of
on olien
to the
Moon.
6 They sow
o
triongle UFO
ond
f ly off
the
toll building.
7
Yoda
is one of
the most fomous
olien
of oll time.
8
He wos
o
greot
ond
wos
populor omong
young
listeners
for
olien
stories.
I She
found
it difficult
to write
norrotive
obout
unwonted
visitors
from spoce.
l0A
of o disk-shoped
object
in the sky storted
to
oppeor
in locol
newspopers.
Listening
o. Listen
to o repog!.on
o sighting
of o stronge
onimol.
Fill
in eoch
gop
with
No
MORE THAN
rwo woRDs.
6:r)
REPORT
possoges
obout
UFOs
ond
oliens
in our
school
librarY.
of
o
huge
creoture
but
others
didn't.
(true)
or
F
(rolse).
&-*ffw
r When
It was
it
happened
over
1) a
ago.
.
Where
it
happened
SmaLLviLLe
. Details
They
were
2)
when
they
heard
the sound.
They
were
terrif
ied because
the
creature
was
3)
Some
people
thought
it was
The creature
Looked
Like a
5)
a strange
4)
with
wings.
b.
Listen
to o
rodio
show
obout
UFO
qnd
qlien
sightings.
Write
Y
6
ln
the
rodio
tolk,
Andrew
wos o
guest.
7
Andrew's
porents sow
the
oliens
in 1980.
I
There
were
only
Andrew's
porents of
the compsite.
I
The
strongers
hod big
eyes
ond
green skin.
I0
Andrew's
porents
ore
still
scored
when
thinking
obout
it.

Reoding
q.
Reqd the text obout
post
explonotions for UFOs. Write
f
(true),
f
(tolse)
or DS
(doesn't
soy).
An
unidentified
flying 0bject, 0r UF0,
is anything
in the sky
that
the
person
who sees
it cannot
explain.
Some
people
believe
U
F0s
are a!ien
spacecraf
t. However, most scientists
believe
that it can be
easier
to
explain
U F0s.
A
U
F0 has dif
ferent
descriptions.
lt
can
take the form
of
a disk,
triangle or even
an
egg. After a
sighting of
a disk-shaped
UF0 in the
1940s,
the term
"flying
saucer"
became
popular.
It soon became
fashionable
to
call all UF0s
flying
saucers. Nowadays,
there are
records
of
thousands of UF0 sightings.
These are
photographs
of
UF0s and conversations
with
the
people
who saw UF0s.
ln the 1950s,
agovernment
asked a
group
of
scientists
to
study
hundreds of sightings. However,
most
sightings
were
just
space objects
like
stars,
planets
or
meteors.
A lot
of other
sightings
were
only aircraft,
birds or
hot
gases.
However, such
things
didn't
stop
people
from
reporting
UF0s.
By the mid-l960s, there were even
more sightings of
U
FOs than
ever.
People also fou nd
that
most UF0 or alien
sightings happened
in
bad
weathen.
But
governments
around
the world still believed
that
UF0s
were
unreal.0ther
scientists agreed.
But
it was hard
to
explain
why UF0s
still
appeared.
Nowadays,
researchers
believe that U
F0s might be visitors
f rom space.
It is
eosy
for o
person
to describe
o UFO when
he
or
she sees
it.
Most
reseorchers
believe thot exploining UFOs
will be
eosier.
A UFO
con be o disk-shoped
or egg-shoped
object.
The term
"flying
soucer" wcrs
populor
in 1940s.
There ore thousonds of
UFO sightings
these doys.
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irEff,e_
ffir
Et
w@
I
2
3
4
5
b. Reod the
text ogoin. Write No MORE
THAN THREE WoRDS
aruo/on A NUMBER.
6 When did
the reseorchers stort to study UFO sightings?
7 ln whot kind of
weother
did UFOs
or oliens often oppeor?
8
When were there even
more
reports on
UFOs thon before?
9
How did some
governments
describe UFOs in
the
post?
l0 How do scientists
describe
UFOs
these doys?

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Circle
the correct
options.
I Liom.
You won't
believe
whot
I sow.
-
Avo:
-
A Yes,
it wos.
B lt
wos
good.
2 Nooh:
I think
it wos o UFO!
-
Ben:
-
A Reolly?
B Thot's
fine.
3 Olivio:
Whot did
it
look like?
-
Mio:
-
A lt
liked us.
C
lt
wos
huge.
4 Alex:
Where
did
you
see
A
lt wos
in
the
gorden.
C
I wos
wolking
o dog.
5
Kim:
Whot
wos he
doing when
A The
olien
wos
wolking.
C The
olien
wos scory.
C Whot
hoppened?
C
Thot's
okoy!
B
lt
wos okoy.
D
lt
wos
yesterdoy.
it?
-
Ellen:
-
B
I sow
it
lost
night.
D
lt
wos
very stronge.
he sow
the olien?
-
Alexis:
D lt
wos
o
good
ic
D How
importont!
Wffiffiffiffireffi
o.
Complete
the
pqssqge
using
the
phroses in the box.
lstillrememloertheday1)-.WhenIsawthatstrangecreature,
2)-.MyclassmatesandlwereonaSummertriptoanoceanian
island.
We
were excited
when we arrived.
lt
was still
fifteen
minutes
earlier
untilthe
event
started.
So,
we decided
to
getto
knowthe
area.
The
scenery
was beautiful.3)
when
we saw
an old
man.
He
looked very strange.
He
had
green
skin
and
very big eyes.
He made
strangeSoUnds4)-.WeWereterrlfied.WeSCreamedandran.
5)
-,
but they
think
it was
just
an
animal
with an
unusual
look.
B
He
wos
in his
room.
D He
wos cooking
dinner.
lv/\
.
Writino /SO ots.
\-,
L'
*
,#"
when
he
talked
I
told
other
PeoPle
about
that
I
was
twelve
Years
old
I
saw
an
alien
on
an
island
in
Oceania
We
were
walking
along
a
footpath
A
B
c
D
b.
Write o
norrotive
possoge
obout
UFO or olien
sightings.
Write 80-100
words or
more.
!n
rnV
rurifing,
I
use
corrgct-.-'
.
vocobulory
l,--,
.
grammor
f"^
i
.
spelling
i^'i
.
punctuotion
i_-,:
.
linking
words
,_-i
$&msee#wr
MmW
Er'E*$.lfiEI
rf:fuF;i.'
ffi=ffi
.
Vocobulory
IZO
.
Listeninq
lzo
U
.
Reodino IZO
U
pts.
pts.
pts.
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