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Qrlist She pa grandmother is a(n) 2. paintings. She has colorful 3. _peร She draws in her notebook when she gets a good idea. Chloe does not she uses to draw with, 2. Are her eyes bl' ge But Chloe knows that -- No, they know her grandmother's 4. she is very old because of her white hair. Chloe loves to paint. too โร 3. She wants to teach others about painting. So, she wants to be a(n) - No, it teacher. 5. โร - No.9 4. 1. a. aunt b. Cousin C. sister d. mother b. teacher C. pilot C. dictionaries 2. a. artist d. singer 3. a. pens b. rulers d. folders 4. a. address b. email C. name d. age 5. a. geography b. art C. history d. Science Circle the 1.Who) M (2.Unscramble the words. Then use the words to complete Chloe's art blog. 3. Where Listen 1. Davi 2. Day cilnpe sked enp noucsi clasaster 3. Da Penal Desk Pen ClEวินที่ 4. 1. 2. 4. Cousin 3. 5. 5. ปี http://www. chloesartblog.com CHLOES ART BL00 2:00 PM Welcome to my art blog! Here are some of my pictures! This tiger picture is done in 6. This is a drawing of my house in blue 7. This is a drawing of Amanda. She's my moms sister's daughter. That makes her my 8. ! She is great at skateboarding. The boy is Jacob. He is my 9. We are in the same class this year. The last picture is of my room. You can see my 10.

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READING COMPREHENSION เOOKING FOR MAIN IDEAS Answer these questions with complete sentences. 1. Where is Iceland? 2. Who are the hardest workers in Europe? 3. What kind of health care and education systems does Iceland have? เOOKING FOR DETAILS Decide if the following statements are True (T) or False (F). 1. In January, Reykjavik is colder than New York City. 2. The language of Iceland is English. 3. Icelanders get their hot water from the ground. 4. Fish is expensive in Iceland. 5. Icelanders read a lot of books. 6. Children in Iceland work during school vacations.

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Australians also speak English, but their names for some things would be foreign to an American. To illustrate, what's a kirby grip ? Give up ? It's what we in the United States call a bobby pin. If you plan to do some camping, don't go into an Australian sporting goods store and ask for a sleeping bag. Bluey is the Correct word. Of course, you don't have to leave America to find different words for the same thing. For instance, an overstuffed sandwich may be called a hero, hoagie, submarine, dagwood, or torpedo. Depending on what part of the country you're from, youeitherput groceries in a sack or a bag. A sweet, bubbly drink in Missouri is called a phosphate. When you re in Chicago, it's pop. In New York, it's a soda. (From Patterns of Language by Jerome Martin)

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ise 1 Complete the conditional sentences in the passage " Building the Titanic cost $7.5 million, but if the ship 1 had been built last year, it 2 Cost $400 million! "A first class ticket cost $4,350-if a traveler 3 bought the same ticket last year, it would have cost $50,000. "The Titanic Orphans were two boys kidnapped by their father, Michel Nacratil, during a divorce case. He handed them over to strangers since, at first, only women and children were allowed on the lifeboats. They 4 with their mother if he hadn't given them up. never 5 Survived or been reunited . In an attempt to keep the evacuation to lifeboats orderly, the third- class passengers were kept below while the ship stewards waited for the stewards 7 6 orders to let them up. locked the third-class passengers below deck, or if someone had remembered to allow them up, many more people would have been been much less saved, and the families of the victims 8 angry.

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ke about markets? Boston Market Wins More Customerร Boston News 7 Haymarket vendors have a reason to celebrate. Their market is becoming more popular than ever. says (This is the busiest market in Boston! Vicky Green at her fruit stand. All the locals come close to downtown. It also has here because its very Convenient hours and the best prices in Boston! For hundreds of years, Haymarket has been the best place to buy fruits and vegetables in Boston. Vendors started gathering in this area of Bostons North End in the mid-1700s. The market grew larger in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, but almost wholesalers weren't able to sell to grocery stores. "Just remember that the fruits and vegetables are usually very ripe; says Stacy Mills, 30, 'so you need to eat them SOon. But you can get a lot of produce for a great price. And the vendors are much friendlier than salespeople in a supermarket." 4 disappeared when highway construction disrupted the street in the 1990s. The street is now filled with produce stands selling fruits and vegetables from all over the world. And customers love it. Prices here are often cheaper 3 than in the grocery store, so you can find some great In every grocery store you always find the same products, says Eileen Fisher, 21. Iprefer Haymarket because I can get some really exotic food here, for example, from Asia or North Africa. And there are many market stands to choose from The future has never looked better for Haymarket. It has truly become a Boston tradition! bargains, explainsร Nick Baines, 16. This is because vendors sell the produce that nearby

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ke about markets? Boston Market Wins More Customerร Boston News 7 Haymarket vendors have a reason to celebrate. Their market is becoming more popular than ever. says (This is the busiest market in Boston! Vicky Green at her fruit stand. All the locals come close to downtown. It also has here because its very Convenient hours and the best prices in Boston! For hundreds of years, Haymarket has been the best place to buy fruits and vegetables in Boston. Vendors started gathering in this area of Bostons North End in the mid-1700s. The market grew larger in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, but almost wholesalers weren't able to sell to grocery stores. "Just remember that the fruits and vegetables are usually very ripe; says Stacy Mills, 30, 'so you need to eat them SOon. But you can get a lot of produce for a great price. And the vendors are much friendlier than salespeople in a supermarket." 4 disappeared when highway construction disrupted the street in the 1990s. The street is now filled with produce stands selling fruits and vegetables from all over the world. And customers love it. Prices here are often cheaper 3 than in the grocery store, so you can find some great In every grocery store you always find the same products, says Eileen Fisher, 21. Iprefer Haymarket because I can get some really exotic food here, for example, from Asia or North Africa. And there are many market stands to choose from The future has never looked better for Haymarket. It has truly become a Boston tradition! bargains, explainsร Nick Baines, 16. This is because vendors sell the produce that nearby

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9. The word "periods " ( line 2) 1 คะแนน * means. 407 American English Phonetics. Summer. 4 hours. Two lectures, two laboratory periods. Prerequisite : English 406, Linguistics 410 or equivalent. A study of American pronunciation designed for advanced international students. Professor Stallone punctions marks used after sentences portions of time scheduled for a class groups of students studying this subject classrooms for international students 4. * 1 คะแนน Part 1 : English for Everyday Use Directions : Read the following conversation and choose the best alternative to fill in each blank. Situation : A tourist wants general information about Pattaya. TAT Officer : Good morning, ma'am 1 Tourist : Yes. I'd like to have some information about Pattaya. TAT Officer : It's about 147 kilometers, or two and a half hours' drive from Bangkok. Tourist : 3 TAT Officer : Well, Pattaya is a famous seaside resort. It offers many things to 2 tourists : beautiful white sandy beaches, water sports, coral reefs, evening entertainment and a variety of foods. Tourist : TAT Officer : Pattaya has many different kinds of hotel ranging from budget to five-star. Tourist : 5 TAT Officer : You can get there by bus. They leave the Eastern Bus Terminal for Pattaya every half hour, seven days a week. It's very comfortable and the fare is reasonable. 6 Tourist : TAT Officer : Yes. They are available at almost all tour companies or at tour counters in many hotels. Tourist : Thank you for your information. TAT Officer : You're welcome. Where can I stay? How about accommodations? How about hotels? Where are the hotels?

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2Corectanswers. nen พe were Children we iwould / (used to)live in London. However, in the summer we used to / always went to Ireland for the summer holidays. Every year, we 3would / always spend two weeks in the same place, a seaside town called Tramore. 0ur grandparents 4 used to / would have a house there. Our grandmother made us a big breakfast every morning and then we used / would go to the beach to play except when the weather was bad. It would / often rained! also remember that my brother and 7 would / always have swimming competitions to see who was the fastest Swimmer. He used to / would be a better Swimmer than me and he would alwayS win!

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Activity 3.1 Match each word with its meaning. kindergarten นniversity (1 an institution where we study for a degree or do primary school research secondary school the same meaning as primary school a School for children between 11 and 18 years old College กน 4 the same meaning as kindergarten elementary school a school for the first six years of children's education preschool Oน a School that prepares children to go to primary 6 university Schools 7 a School for specialized education for a particular profession or skills

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Listen and complete the conversation with the words you hedr. 1-04 จls Anderson: So, Mr. Hernandez, how long have 1. on going to our university? Vir. Hernandez: Let me think about thatIquess I've been planning to go here since I was a Kid. Ms. Anderson: Oh, really? Mr. Hernandez: Yeah. It 2. to go here because it's the same university my parents and older sister attended. Ms. Anderson: |see. And why do you think you Would be a good fit for this university? Mr. Hernandez: That's an excellent question, but a little tough. I'm not quite sure how to respond. Ms. Anderson: Take your time. Mr. Hernandez: Wll, I've always been interested in technology, In fact, 3. been 2ende0 engineering classes at the community college since last summer. So, I think I'd be a good fit because my interests match this university's specialties. Ms. Anderson: |see. So, then, how do you plan to contribute to this university if you are accepted? Mr. Hernandez: To answer your question, I plan to commit my free time to the Robotics Association. And if | have a sufficient amoนnt of time left over, I've been planning to try out for the rugby team. Ms. Anderson: Oh, you play rugby? Mr. Hernandez: Yes, I've been playing since was in elementary school. I'm pretty good at it. Ms. Anderson: That's great. Next question: What do you plan on doing after university? Mr. Hernandez: 4. 1ve been thiทking Wor in the robotics field for a couple of years and then going to graduate school if the circumstances are right. Ms. Anderson: OK, then where do you see yourself in 10 years? Mr. Hernandez: No one has ever asked me that betore. In 10 years, I see myself working for a research institution. Ms. Anderson: Finally, what makes you unique? Mr. Hernandez: I've never thought about that before. I'm as unique as everyone else, I guess. I do have a talent for coming up with interesting ideas on how to use technology, and quite well. Besides that, I don't think I'm especially | 5. นnique. I'm just hard-working, and I have a passion to learn.