On page 67 in your books there is a reading "Saving Jesse's Arm" do the reading and complete exercise 5 on that page.
This reading is also an introduction to some preffixes used in the highlited words within the reading. Regarding this topic complete exercises 7a and 7b.
Post your answers as a comment below.
Jose Luis Segura
ResponderBorrar8C 2b
1. A British tourist has been attacked by a shark off the coast of Texas
2. These are area in the ocean where there is not enough oxygen, so all the fish die.
So there are not enough fish for the sharks to eat causing the attacks on tourists.
3. The pollution is causing this lack of oxygen and the fish to die.
4. There are over 400 dead zones around the world, according to the United Nations.
8C 2c
1. eight
2. quite near
3. leg
4. very big
5. a lot
6. bad time
7. aren't telling
8C 5
1. The shark bit off his right arm from the shoulder and also took a bite out of his leg.
2 correct
3. One of the park rangers soot and killed the shark. Then he held open the shark's mouth
while a volunteer firefighter reached down its throat and pulled out Jesse's arm.
4. correct
5. The chief ranger at the Pensacola park said: "It could go ten years without
seeing another".
8C 7a
under- not enough eg: underestimate
re- do something again eg: reattach
over- too much eg: over-optimistic
-ful with eg: hopeful
-less without eg: harmless
8C 7b
paid.- repaid
write.- rewrite
pain.- painless
sleep.- overslept, sleepless
charge.- recharge
care.- careless
marry.- remarry
success.- successful
play.- replay
use.- usefull
Exercise 2b.
ResponderBorrar1. A British tourist was bitten by a shark off the coast of Texas, making it the 8th shark attack in the USA that year.
2. Dead zones are zones where there's not enough oxygen, so fish die.
3. Dead zones are caused by human activity, which eventually causes pollution in the sea.
4. There are around 400 dead zones around the world.
Exercise 2.c.
1. There have been eight shark attacks in the USA this year.
2. The tourist was attacked quite near the beach.
3. He was bitten on the leg.
4. The dead zone off the coast of Texas is very big.
5. There are a lot more dead zones than there were five years ago.
6. The evening is a bad time to go swimming near the dead zone.
7. The Texas Wildlife Department aren't telling people to stop swimming in the sea.
Exercise 5.
1. False. The shark bit off the entire right arm.
2. True.
3. False. One of the park rangers shot the shark while a volunteer firefighter reached down its throat and pulled out Jesse's arm.
4. True.
5. False. The park ranger said shark attacks are very uncommon.
Exercise 7. a.
re- / do something again / reattach
over-/ too much/ over-optimistic
-ful/ with/ hopeful
-less/without/harmless
Exercise 7.b.
paid: repaid, overpaid, underpaid
write: rewrite, overwrite
pain: painless, painful
sleep: sleepless, oversleep
charge: undercharge, recharge
care: careless, careful
marry: remarry
success: successful
play: replay, playful
use: useless, useful, reuse, overuse
8C 2b
ResponderBorrar1. A British tourist has been attacked by a shark off the coast of Texas
2. These are area in the ocean where there is not enough oxygen, so all the fish die.
So there are not enough fish for the sharks to eat causing the attacks on tourists.
3. The pollution is causing this lack of oxygen and the fish to die.
4. There are over 400 dead zones around the world, according to the United Nations.
8C 2c
1. eight
2. quite near
3. leg
4. very big
5. a lot
6. bad time
7. aren't telling
8C 5
1. The shark bit off his right arm from the shoulder and also took a bite out of his leg.
2 correct
3. One of the park rangers soot and killed the shark. Then he held open the shark's mouth
while a volunteer firefighter reached down its throat and pulled out Jesse's arm.
4. correct
5. The chief ranger at the Pensacola park said: "It could go ten years without
seeing another".
8C 7a
under- not enough eg: underestimate
re- do something again eg: reattach
over- too much eg: over-optimistic
-ful with eg: hopeful
-less without eg: harmless
Exercise 2b
ResponderBorrar1- A British tourist has been attacked by a shark off the coast of Texas.
2- Dead zones are zones where there's not enough oxygen, so fish die.
3- The lack of oxygen or dead zones are caused by pollution in the sea.
4- There are around 400 dead zones around the world.
Exercise 2c
1- Eight
2- Quite near
3- Leg
4- Very big
5- A lot
6- Bad time
7- Aren't telling
Exercise 5
1- F/ The shark bit of his entire arm.
2- T.
3- F/ One of the park rangers shot the shark, then he held open the shark's mouth while a volunteer firefighter reached down its throat and pulled out Jesse's arm.
4- T.
5- F/ The park ranger said shak attacks are very unsual.
Exercise 7a
re---> do something again---> example: reattach.
over--->too much---> example: over-optimistc.
-ful---->with----> example: hopeful.
-less---> without---> example: harmless.
Exercise 7b
paid: repaid/ overpaid/ underpaid.
write: rewrite/ overwrite.
pain: painless/ painful.
sleep: sleepless/ oversleep.
charge: undercharge/ recharge.
care: careless/ careful.
marry: remarry.
success: successful.
play: replay/ playful.
use: useless/ useful/ reuse/ overuse.
EXERCISE 2B
ResponderBorrar1. A British tourist was bitten by a shark off the coast of Texas, making it the 8th shark attack in the USA that year.
2. Dead zones are zones where there's not enough oxygen, so fish die.
3. Dead zones are caused by human activity, which eventually causes pollution in the sea.
4. There are around 400 dead zones around the world.
EXERCISE 2C
1) There have been eight shark attacks in the USA this year.
2) The tourist was attacked quite near the beach.
3) He was bitten on the leg.
4) The dead zone off the coast of Texas is very big.
5) There are a lot more dead zones than there were five years ago.
6) The evening is a bad time to go swimming near the dead zone.
7) The Texas Wildlife Department aren't telling people to stop swimming in the sea.
EXERCISE 5
1) False||The shark bit off the entire right arm.
2) True
3) False||One of the park rangers shot the shark and after that he held open the shark's mouth
while a volunteer firefighter reached down its throat and pulled out Jesse's arm.
4) True
5) False|| The park ranger said shark attacks are not usual.
EXERCISE 7A
Re- / Do Something Again ex: Reattach
Over-/ Too Much ex: Over-Optimistic
-Ful/ With ex:Hopeful
-Less/Without ex:Harmless
EXERCISE 7B
Paid: Repaid, Overpaid, Underpaid
Write: Rewrite, Overwrite
Pain: Painless, Painful
Sleep: Sleepless, Oversleep
Charge: Undercharge, Recharge
Care: Careless, Careful
Marry: Remarry
Success: Successful
Play: Replay, Playful
Use: Useless, Useful, Reuse, Overuse
Exercise 2b
ResponderBorrar1. A British tourist has been attacked by a shark off the coast of Texas
2. Dead zones are areas in the ocean where there isnot enought oxygen, so all the fish die.
3. Dead zones are caused by pollution in the sea
4. There are over four hundred dead zones
Exercise 2c
1. eight
2. quite near
3. leg
4. very
5. a lot
6. bad
7. aren´t
Exercise 5
1. False: The shark bit off his right arm from the shoulder and also took a bite out of his leg.
2. True
3. False: Park ranger shot the shark and then got Jesse´s arm from inside it
4. True
5. The park ranger said shark attacks are very incommon
Exercise 7a
re- / do something again / reattach
over-/ too much / over-optimistic
-ful/ with/ hopeful
-less/ without/ harmless
Exercise 7b
underpaid, repaid, overpaid, rewrite, painful,painless, sleepless, oversleep, undercharge, recharge, careful, careless, remany, successful, playful, replay, reuse, overuse, useful, useless
2b:
ResponderBorrar1-A British tourist was attacked by a shark in Texas
2-Dead zones are areas in the ocean where there isn`t enough oxygen so all the fish die
3- Pollution in the sea caused by humans
4- There are over 400 around the world
2c
1-8, 2-quite near, 3-leg,4-very big, 5-a lot, 6-bad, 7-aren't
5:
1-False, the shark bit his arm off
2-true
3-False, the park rangers shot the shark and a volunteer firefighter pulled the arm out
4-true
5-False, Shark attacks are uncommon, according to the park ranger
7a
re-, do something again, reattach
over-, too much, over-optimistic
-ful, with, hopeful
-less, without, harmless
7b
unpaid, rewrite, painless, sleepless, recharge, careful, remarry, successful, reuse, replay
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ResponderBorrar2b.
1. A British tourist has been attacked by a shark.
2. Areas in the ocean where there is not enough oxygen and all the fish die.
3. Dead zones are caused because there is not enough oxygen.
4. 400 dead zones in the world.
2c.
1. eight
2. quite near
3. leg
4. very big
5. are a lot
6. bad
7. aren’t
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5.
1. F. The shark bit off his right arm from the shoulder.
2. T.
3. F. A park rangershot and killed the shark, a volunteer firefighter pulled out Jesse's arm.
4. T.
5. F. Shark attacks are very uncommon
7a.
Underestimate, not enough
Reattach, do something again
Over-optimistic, too much
Hopeful, with
Harmless, without
7b.
Underpaid/overpaid/repaid
Rewrite/overwrite
Painful/painless
Oversleep /sleepless
Recharge
Careful/careless
Remarry
Successful
Re play/playful
Reuse/useless
*Exercise 2B*
ResponderBorrar1. A british tourist was attacked by a shark near the coast of Texas
2. Areas where oxygen isn't enough, so all fish die, and sharks move on to another area.
3. The increasing contamination is causing the fish to die, leading to dead zones.
4. Nowadays, there are over 400 dead zones in the world according to the United Nations
*Exercise 2C*
1. Eight
2. Quite near
3. Leg
4. Very big
5. A lot
6. Bad
7.Aren´t
*Exercise 5*
1. False, the shark bit his arm off
2. True
3. False, one of the rangers shot the shark and a volunteer firefighter reached and pulled out Jesse's arm
4. True
5. False, he says that shark attacks are so uncommon that you could go ten years without seeing one
*Exercise 7A*
Re-, do something againg, repeat, reattach
Over-, Excessive, over-optimistic
-ful, with, hopeful
-less, without, harmless
*Exercise 7B*
Unpaid, overpaid, rewrite, overwrite,painful, painless, oversleep, sleepless, recharge, overcharge, careful, careless, remarry, successful, playful, replay, useful, reuser, overuse
2b.
ResponderBorrar1.A British tourist was attacked by a shark off the coast of texas, making it the eight shark attack in America this week.
2. Areas in the ocean where there is not enough oxygen so all the fish die.
3. Pollution
4. According to the United Nations there are over 400 dead zones around the world.
2c.
1. 8
2. quite near
3. leg
4. very big
5. a lot
6. bad
7. aren´t
5
1. The sark bit his arm off
2. true
3. A park ranger shot the shark and then a volunteer firefighter got his arm from inside it.
4. true
5. The park ranger said shark attackes are unusual.
7a.
re- do something again- reattach
over- too much- over-optimistic
ful- with- hopeful
less- without- harmless
7b
overpaid, overslept, overcharge, rewrite, remake, painful, useful, painless, useless.
EXERCISE 2B.
ResponderBorrar1. A British tourist was bitten by a shark off the coast of Texas, making it the 8th shark attack in the USA that year.
2. Dead zones are zones where there's not enough oxygen, so fish die.
3. Dead zones are caused by human activity, which eventually causes pollution in the sea.
4. There are around 400 dead zones around the world.
EXERCISE 2C
1. There have been eight shark attacks in the USA this year.
2. The tourist was attacked quite near the beach.
3. He was bitten on the leg.
4. The dead zone off the coast of Texas is very big.
5. There are a lot more dead zones than there were five years ago.
6. The evening is a bad time to go swimming near the dead zone.
7. The Texas Wildlife Department aren't telling people to stop swimming in the sea.
EXERCISE 5.
1. F. The shark bit off the entire right arm.
2. T.
3. F. One of the park rangers shot the shark while a volunteer firefighter reached down its throat and pulled out Jesse's arm.
4. T.
5. F. The park ranger said shark attacks are very uncommon.
EXERCISE 7A
re- | do something again | reattach
over- | too much | over-optimistic
-ful | with | hopeful
-less | without | harmless
EXERCISE 7B
paid: overpaid, underpaid, repaid
write: rewrite, overwrite
pain: painful, painless
sleep: over sleep, sleepless
charge: under charge, recharge
care: careless, careful
marry: remarry
success: successful
play: replay, playful
use: useless, useful, reuse, overuse
Exercise 2.b.
ResponderBorrar1. A British tourist was attacked by a shark off the coast of Texas, making it the eight shark attack in America this week
2. Areas in the ocean where there is not enough oxygen so all the fish die
3. Pollution
4. According to the United Nations there are over 400 dead zones around the world
Exercise 2.c.
1. There have been eight shark attacks in the USA this year.
2. The tourist was attacked quite near the beach.
3. He was bitten on the leg.
4. The dead zone off the coast of Texas is very big.
5. There are a lot more dead zones than there were five years ago.
6. The evening is a bad time to go swimming near the dead zone.
7. The Texas Wildlife Department aren't telling people to stop swimming in the sea.
Exercise 5.
1. F. The shark bit off the entire right arm.
2. T.
3. F. One of the park rangers shot the shark while a volunteer firefighter reached down its throat and pulled out Jesse's arm.
4. T.
5. F. The park ranger said shark attacks are very uncommon.
Exercise 7. a.
(re- ): do something again / reattach
(over- ): too much/ over-optimistic
( -full): with/ hopeful
( -less): without/ harmless
Exercise 7.b.
paid: repaid, overpaid, underpaid
write: rewrite, overwrite
pain: painless, painful
sleep: sleepless, oversleep
charge: undercharge, recharge
care: careless, careful
marry: remarry
success: successful
play: replay, playful
use: useless, useful, reuse, overuse
2b
ResponderBorrar1. British tourist was bitten by a shark off the coast of Texas.
2. Where there's not enough oxygen, so fish die.
3. Human activity, the pollution that humans make take out the oxygen
4. Around 400.
2c
1. 1- Eight
2- Quite Near
3- Leg
4- Very Big
5- A Lot
6- Bad Time
7- Aren't Telling
5
1. The shark toke his entire hand to the shoulder.
2. T
3. A park ranger shot the animal.
4. T
5. The attracts are not very common
7a
Re- : Do Something Again / Reattach
Over- : Too Much / Over-Optimistic
-Full: With / Hopeful
-Less: Without / Harmless
7b
Paid: Overpaid, Underpaid, Repaid
Write: Rewrite, Overwrite
Pain: Painful, Painless
Sleep: Oversleep, Sleepless
Charge: Under Charge, Recharge. Overcharged
Care: Careless, Careful
Marry: Remarry
Success: Successful
Play: Replay, Playful
Use: Useless, Useful, Reuse, Overuse
p66. 2B
ResponderBorrar1- A British tourist was bitten by a shark off the coast of Texas
2. Are zones where there's not enough oxygen, so all fish die and shaks migrate to other areas.
3-Pollution from human activities
4- There are around 400 around the world
2C
1. Eight
2. Quite near
3. Leg
4. Very big
5. A lot
6. Bad
7. Aren´t
p67.5
1- False. The shark bit off his right arm from the shoulder
2- True.
3- False. A park rangers shot the shark while a volunteer firefighter reached down its throat and pulled out Jesse's arm.
4. True.
5. False. The park ranger said shark attacks are very uncommon.
7A
re:do something again -reattach
over: too much-over-optimistic
full: with-hopeful
less:without-harmless
7B
Paid: repaid, overpaid, underpaid
Write: rewrite, overwrite
Pain: painless, painful
Sleep: sleepless, oversleep
Charge: undercharge, recharge
Care: careless, careful
Marry: remarry
Success: successful
Play: replay, playful
Use: useless, useful, reuse, overuse