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1. barbed 2. abdomen 3. burrow 4. fang 5. silk 6. span II
C D G A B F E
PART 1 I
D C A II
1. leading 2. inaccessible 3. explaining
4. are often biased
PART 2 I
T F T T F II
1. locations, dare to step 2. compelling
3. break through, tripping over 4. cut and scrape
5. impressive, pain and irritation
PART 3 I
West finally finds…
The Goliath tarantula detects… For most people… II
1. difficult? wonderful 2. hand? back 3. front? rear
4. alarmed?unsuspecting 5. careless?unfortunate
Follow-up I
H G E F D I B A C
READING C A C D A C B
8. feels frightened/ any fear 9. perfectly/ extremely calm 10. confirmed human death
BOOK3—UNIT 2 WARMING UP I
1. vulnerable 2. Eucalyptus 3. species 4. mammal II
C E F D A B
PART 1 I
1. symbol
2. nice, furry, cuddly 3. like toys
4. recognized internationally, beloved II
1. how lovely the koalas are and why they are at risk
2. Tabart is the executive director for the Australian Koala Foundation and an expert on Koalas 3. The koala’s future is very bleak
4. It is cleared for housing, farms and roads
PART 2 I
1. adeptly? adequately 2. reminding? remaining 3. conceptions?concessions 4. convict?convince 5. sport?spot II 1. B 2. D 3. A 4. C
PART 3 I 1200
Half a billion
10 million, 100,000 II
F NG F T F
READING D A D A D D B
8. landowners about koalas 9. experience in helping to save
10. contribute to the country’s economy
BOOK3—UNIT3 WARMING UP I
Spontaneous Pedestrian Stimulating Improvise Artistically II
Market stalls Gangster Make-up Dais
Onlookers
PART1 I
1. unique and stimulating
2. they are attending a party that never ends II
1. wide, pedestrian only 2. middle 3. trees, cafes 4. meeting place
PART2 I
T F T T F II
Theater
Beautiful Europe Entertained Mean Decorated Worth
PART3 I
2 4 1 3 5 II C B B
READING A C C D B A B
8. three quarters of a mile 9. Amsterdam
10. There is no separation between art and life
BOOK3—UNIT4 WARMING UP I
1. tomb 2. pyramid 3. Pharaohs 4. royal 5. Artifacts 6. mummy II
D C B A PART 1 I
1. the Egyptian Museum of Cairo
2. the amazing artifacts in this Museum II
160,000 80,000 3,000
PART2 I
1 3 4 6 II
Theme