5A
A. Read for spesific information
1.
This article explain about the symbols of power. There are an object,
directions, colours, buildings, a shape, and animals. That things were
people can see everywhere and everytime.
2.
I knew: Direction (left and right) this symbolism comes from the French
Revolution, where liberal members of parliament sat to the leftof the
president and conversation sat to the right. Colours, i think all
peopleknew what colour is. Buildings. A shape(round, square, triangle,
etc.). Animals.
I didn’t knew: The ballot box has perhaps become one of the great symbols of democracy.
3. 1) false 2)false 3)true 4)true 5)false 6)true
4. 1)Direction 2)Peacekeeping 3)Buildings
B. Vocabulary politics
5. Yes, for example: political parties, parliament, liberal, socialism, comunism.
6.
In my country, the head of state is the President. We don’t have a king
or queen—our country’s a President the people vote to elect the members
of parliament—it’s a we have voting every five years. There are two
man parties—the party is more lept wing and government buildings are in
the capital. My country is a member ofthe ASEAN. Our flag has three
colours to the sea, the land and the sky. Our logo animal is eagle.
C. Listen for key information
5E
A. Read and identify narrative strategies
1. To find information, to find entertain, to understand about something
2. C. To entertain the reader
3.
Tom left his keys on his desk. Jo worked late. Jo heard breaking glass.
Jo hid. Jo thought it was a burglar. Jo’s mobile rang. Tom asked , ‘Is
that you, Jo?’
4. This story not make the reader suspicious. That ending is soo fast. No climax in this story.
5.
When i heard the breaking glass, i knew immediately what was happening.
I quckly found a dark corner and hid. there was a burglar in the
buliding and i was hiding behinf the phtocopier. I’d been working late
and i was the last person in the office. Then my phone rang and i heard
the burglar stop he was listening. Then he started walking towardsthe
photocopier! Then he called my name “Is that you, Jo?” he asked. It was
Tom, my boss. He’d left his keys on his desk and he couldn’t get into
his house.
B. Use narrative tenses to order the story
6. B-A-C
7. Past tense, past continous, past perfect
8. 1) study math have dinner
I studied math and then i had dinner
I studied math after i’d had dinner
I studied math while i was having dinner
2)listen to the radio make lunch
I listened to the radio and then i made lunch
I listened to the radio after i;d made lunch
I listened to the radio while i was making lunch
3) read the newspaper travel to work
I read the newspaper and then i traveled to work
I read the newspaper after i’d traveled to work
I read the newspaper while i was travelling to work
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