Book6Module3Unit3.ppt

( )2. ____ you are, ____ mistakes you’ll make. A. More careless; the less B. The more careless; the fewer C. The more careful; the fewer D. More careful; less ( ) 3. I did my _______ to prepare for the exam, but I still failed it. A. worst B. best C. least D. most ( ) 4. How many students in your class wear the same clothes ____ you do? A. that B. which C. as D. what 1. _______ (million) of people will see that film. 2.He never ____ (get) angry. 3.He starts ________ (train) when he was very young. 1. Thomas Barnardo opened his first home for children ____ in 1870.A. with parents B. without grandparents C. without parents C Choose the best answer. 2. He was then studying ___ in London in 1870. A. teaching B. science C. transport D. medicine 3. He lived ____.A. beside the hospital B. in the hospital C. far away from the hospital A D 4. He taught for ___ children at a school. A. rich B. poor C. beautiful D. ugly 5. ___ raised money and bought a house to use a school and home for poor children. A. Mr Ronardo B. Dr Barnardo B B 6. There were about ___ Barnardo’s homes, caring for more than ____ children in ____.A. 1905, 100, 800 B. 8000, 100, 1095 C. 100, 8000, 1905 D. 100, 800, 1509 7. Are there any Barnardo’s homes? ___ A. Yes. B. No. C. I don’t know. C B Module task Organising a debate about life in the past. 1. Work in groups. Read the subject of the debate. Children should never work. For: extra money for the family stop children from being bored teach children the value of work help children to become independent Against: Work is for adults, not children Children need to concentrate on learning. Conditions of work are not suitable for young people. Families and employers may not treat children fairly. 2. Prepare your opinions