WorksheetsUnit 1 My First JobAnswers for Worksheet 1Answers for Worksheet 2Unit 2 American Homes and British HomesWorksheet 1NameAddress an envelope to your imaginary girl/boyfriend, using the following address information.1.Invent a full name for your friend (including both a first name and a last name).It might be fun to incorporate a “middle name” as well. American teenagers and college students would often write out their friends names with great flare and creativity. For example: Michael Joseph Steckler.2.Invent a reasonable address and country. (No fantasy places, such as the moonor Mars in the Galaxy). You can use the following:Country: U.S.A, Britain, Australia, Japan, New Zealand, Canada, etc.Province/State: New South Wales, New York, Ontario, Montana, etc.City: Toronto, Tokyo, Osaka, Seoul, Boston, London, Sydney, Hong Kong, Columbia Falls, etc.Postal code: ZP 21 D, 10034-2344, 59912, etc.Street Name and Number: 105 King’s Street, 2008 Thomason Boulevard, 991 FifthAvenue, 12 Garden Path, 45 Oxford Road, 225 Pine ValleyLoop, etc.3.Write your true home address in English.Address the following envelope. Be sure to put each part of the address in the right position.Worksheet 2NameRead the section of American Homes and find answers to the following questions.Suggested Points for Worksheet 2Worksheet 3NameRead the section of British Homes and find answers to the following questions.Suggested points for Worksheet 3Worksheet 4NameStudy the following chart and write your points of view in the appropriate boxes.Unit 3 What Is in a Name?Worksheet 1 NameFill in the blanks.Suggested points for Worksheet 1Worksheet 2 NameFill in the blanks.Suggested points for Worksheet 2Worksheet 3NameYour friend has found the following web page information and had it printed out for you. You decide to take the first step to protect your rights by completing this web page form.Thomason Billy LLPThomason Billy LLP has extensive experience in employment cases. There is no charge for this consultation and we hope we can help you.We accept cases on a contingency basis. We pay all trial preparation costs necessary to prosecute a case and are only paid if, and when, we are successful.All information will be kept confidential. We will respond to the email address you provide. If the address is inaccurate, we will not be able to contact you. Please double check your email address.If you need immediate help, call 800-815 4752.Tell Us Who You Are and How We Can Contact You.First NameLast NameNumber, Street & AptCity, Zip Code & StateDay Time PhoneEvening PhoneWhen did you first learn that you had been discriminated against?YYYY.MMM.DD (e.g. 2003.06.18)In what city, county and state/province did it happen?State the names & addresses of the offending party: Describe the events that you believeconstitute discrimination.If the information you have providedis complete, please press the Sendbutton below to send it to theThomason Billy LLP Law Firm. Ifyou wish to start over, press theClear All Fields button below andre-enter all information. Yourinformation will be keptconfidential.Please be aware that the transmissionof an email inquiry itself does notcreate an attorney-client relationship.Our firm can’t serve as your counselin any matter unless you and ourfirm expressly agree in writing thatwe serve as your attorney.Worksheet 4 NameSuggested points for Worksheet 4Unit 4 Doing Away with the King’s EnglishWorksheet 1 NameUnit 5 England as Seen by AmericansName1.Have you ever traveled to any city/town/village/county/countryother than the place you live in?2.If so, list at least three things in that other city, etc.,that you thinkare different from your own familiar culture. (E.g. ways of talking, ways of treating a stranger, ways of cooking, types ofentertainment, concerns, landscapes, city views, aspects ofarchitecture, business, etc.)3 Might you be biased against this unfamiliar culture? If so, why so; ifnot, why not?NameName1.What do the locals do when their friends or relatives get married?2.What do the locals do when a baby is born to a family?3.What do the locals do when their friends or relatives die? (Or: How dothe locals behave at a funeral?)NameSuggested points for Worksheet 4Unit 6 The First Day at SchoolWorksheet 1 NameWorksheet 2NameThink of at least three things that you would like to do during the coming winter vacation.Worksheet 3 NameSuggested points for Worksheet 3Worksheet 4NameCoping with learning difficultiesYou should respect me, including my learning difficultiesby a studentAccording to Richard, he experienced paralyzing shyness on his first day of school. His mind went blank when he was asked to write and speak before the class.Richard Wright was not the only child who showed paralyzingshyness in school. Many students experience different learningproblems. Here is a high school student, who tells us hisproblems in learning.1.“My mind often goes blank when asked to recite a text or astory before my fellow students.”2.“M y memory is terrible when it comes to rememberingnames or dates.”3.“The knowledge I learned is not accessible when I takeexaminations. So I am never happy with the results of mytests.”4.“I have difficulties remembering the schoolwork. And I oftenfail to check my notebook for the assignments I must do.”5.“I often find it difficult to concentrate on schoolwork.”What should I do to solve my problems? Please giveme some suggestions/advice.Unit 7 ComputersWorksheet 1Name1. What is the title of the book?2. What is the story/book about?3. Name a few features of the book that appeal to you.4. Name a few features of the book that annoy you when you were reading.Unit 8 The Missing MonarchsWorksheet 1NameSurprises! Surprises!! And Surprises!!!Work individually first1.Read the following surprises.a.John surprised everyone in the class when he suddenly stood up and shot out ofthe door.b.The class were surprised when asked to do a quiz.c.The students surprised their teacher by holding a party in celebration of herbirthday.2.I also want to plan a surprise for the class. Mmmm …,I’ve got an idea.SurprisesWhat is your idea of a possible surprise?Write it in the following blank.Work in your group3. Group workLet’s plan a surprise for the class/teacher/parents/ …Worksheet 2 NameWorksheet 3NameProtection of wildlife in our worldWhat is a habitat?Are there any wildlife habitats in China?Unit 9 The Risks of LifeWorksheet 1NameRead the following conversation and fill in A’s words.A: 8734059B: May I speak to Dr. Thomas Nelson?A: Speaking. May I ask who’s calling?B: This is Lee Ting, secretary at the Dean’s Office.A:B: I’m calling to inform you about some changes in our arrangements for next week.A:B: Well, first, the seminar will be moved to the law school Auditorium. And secondly, the time will be 3:00 pm on Monday instead of Tuesday. Will that be all right with you?A:B: Oh, by the way, the Dean wants to know if you have any special needs for facilities for your presentation.A:B: Ok, overhead projector, or PowerPoint projector. What about audio equipment?Do you want me to arrange a wireless microphone for you?A:B: Sure, we’ll put a microphone on the podium. Oh, and finally, we have to cancel the field visit because there really won’t be time for it.A:B: In that case, should I tell the Dean that you had really hoped to see the lab?A:B: Sure, I’ll let him know this first thing when he returns to the office.Worksheet 2NameList some things that you could do to help your classmate who cannot come to school for a week because of illness.What would you say to her/him on the phone?Write down possible sentences that you could say to her/him.Worksheet 3NameMy story of a good turn deserves anotherWorksheet 4 Name。
