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      Unit 6 Codes and clues
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      How and why do we use codes? | p.78 ex.1

      1 Read the clues and write the words.

      1 A mark made on the ground while walking in snow or mud.
      2 Something dark you wear over your eyes to protect them from bright light.
      3 You need one to tell the time. You usually wear it on your arm.
      4 It’s sweet and very cold. It sometimes comes in a cone.
      5 You can listen to music with these, but no one else can hear it.
      6 Birds can make their nests in it. You can sit in its shade.

        headphones wristwatch tree ice cream footprint sunglasses

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      How and why do we use codes? | p.78 ex.2

      2 Match these words to the pictures.

      sunglasses

      headphones

      ice cream

      footprint

      wristwatch

      tree

       

       

        sunglasses headphones ice cream footprint wristwatch tree

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      How and why do we use codes? | p.78 ex.3

      3 Solve the code and write the message.

      Let’s .

        a on hunt go treasure

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      VOCABULARY | p.79 ex.1

      1 Look and write.

        thief ring trainers earrings

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      VOCABULARY | p.79 ex.2

      2 Answer the riddles.

      1 I’ve got numbers on my face. You wear me. What am I?
      2 People use me to keep their trousers up. What am I?
      3 People make me with their fingers on surfaces. What am I?
      4 We are worn as decoration on ears. What are we?
      5 I take other people’s things and sometimes go to prison. What am I?
      6 I am round and people wear me on their fingers. What am I?

        wristwatch thief ring fingerprints belt earrings

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      VOCABULARY | p.79 ex.3

      3 Write a riddle with a partner. Share your riddle with the class.

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      VOCABULARY | p.79 ex.4

      4/useruploads/ctx/a/407939234/r/s/134179634/EC5_BrE_WB_U6_Track_33.mp3?idcurso=4176054Read the sentences. Choose the correct ending sounds of the underlined words. Listen, check and say.

      1 A thief walked into the museum.

      2 He looked at the ring on display.

      3 He opened the case.

      4 He reached for the ring.

      5 But the museum guard rushed into the room.

      6 He knocked down the thief.

      7 He called the police.

      8 They followed the thief.

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      GRAMMAR | p.80 ex.1

      1 Complete the story with the correct form of the words in brackets.

      I was playing in the park when I 1  (hear) a dog bark. When I looked around, a man 2  (put) a rope around the dog’s neck. He 3  (pull) the dog along the path when a woman shouted ‘Stop! That’s my dog!’ She 4  (trip) and fell when she was running after the man. I 5  (run) after the thief when the dog escaped. It ran back to its owner.

        tripped heard was putting was running was pulling

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      GRAMMAR | p.80 ex.2

      2 Read the story and complete the questions.

      came

      doing

      What

      when

      were

      told

      found

      1 What the children doing Celia screamed?

      2  was Celia doing when the teacher into the changing room?

      3 What was the teacher  when Trisha the trainers?

      4 How were the other girls feeling the teacher  Celia to apologise?

       

       

        came doing What when were told found

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      GRAMMAR | p.80 ex.3

      3 Work in pairs. Ask and answer these questions.
       
      1 What were the children doing when Celia screamed?
      2 What was Celia doing when the teacher came into the changing room?
      3 What was the teacher doing when Trisha found the trainers?
      4 How were the other girls feeling when the teacher told Celia to apologise?
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      GRAMMAR | p.81 ex.4

      4 What were the children doing when the break bell rang? Look and write.

      Amy / feed / rabbits

      Jack / climb / tree

       

      Dan and Henry / play / football

      They / skip

       

       

      Suzie / eat / pizza
      Ellie / read / book

       

       

        Dan and Henry were playing football when the break bell rang. Suzie was eating pizza when the break bell rang. Jack was climbing a tree when the break bell rang. Amy was feeding the rabbits when the break bell rang. Suzie was eating pizza. Ellie was reading a book. Ellie was reading a book when the break bell rang. They were skipping. They were skipping when the break bell rang. Jack was climbing a tree. Dan and Henry were playing football.

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      GRAMMAR | p.81 ex.5

      5/useruploads/ctx/a/407939234/r/s/134179654/EC5_BrE_WB_U6_Track_34.mp3?idcurso=4176054Look at the pictures again. Listen to the questions and choose the correct answers.

      1 Yes, she was. / No, she wasn't.

      2 Yes, he was. / No, he wasn't.

      3 Yes, they were. / No, they weren't.

       

      4 Yes, they were. / No, they weren't.

      5 Yes, she was. / No, she wasn't.

      6 Yes, she was. / No, she wasn't.

       

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      GRAMMAR | p.81 ex.6

      6 Write questions about yesterday.

      1 What / teacher / do / you / arrive / class
          What ?

      2 What / you / do / friend / arrive / school
          What ?

      3 What / you / do / bell / ring / for class
          What ?

        were you doing when your friend arrived at school was the teacher doing when you arrived at class were you doing when the bell rang for class

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      READING | p.82 ex.1

      1 Read A Secret Message again. Put the events in the correct order.
       
      subtitulo

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      READING | p.82 ex.2

      2 Answer the questions about the story.
       
      subtitulo

      1 What did Harriet find when she was writing the sentences for Miss Brown?

      2 What was missing in the exhibition?

      3 How did the security guard and Harriet know that Miss Brown was the thief?

        They followed the wool to Miss Brown. Harriet noticed a piece of wool. They followed the wool to Miss Brown. She found a secret message in code. The gold belt was missing.

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      READING | p.82 ex.3

      3 Read and solve the maths problems.

      Harriet had to write 100 lines but she only wrote three quarters of her lines. How many lines did she write?

      The museum was 1 mile from the school and Harriet ran at 6 miles per hour. How long did it take her to get to the museum?

       

       

        75 lines 10 minutes

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      READING | p.83 ex.4

      4 Find words or phrases in A Secret Message that mean:
       
      subtitulo

      1 a school outing
      2 not having a smooth surface
      3 hidden information in writing
      4 perhaps
      5 work out the clues
      6 jewellery you wear on your wrist

        bumpy school trip bracelets maybe code crack the code

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      READING | p.83 ex.5

      5 Work in pairs. Discuss the questions.
       
       
      1 Can you describe Harriet’s behaviour at the the beginning of the story?
      2 What was Miss Brown’s behaviour like?
      3 Was Harriet’s punishment fair or unfair?
      4 Was she right to go to the museum alone?
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      READING | p.83 ex.6

      6 Read the instructions. Make invisible ink.

       

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      READING | p.83 ex.7

      7 Where’s the thief? Write a message to another secret agent using invisible ink. Can the other agent read your message? Write the message you received.

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      ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY | p.84 ex.1

      1 Read Codes and Ciphers again. Then match to make sentences.
       
      subtitulo

      wrote secret messages in prison.

      instead of A in his cipher.

      in a binary code.

      used binary code.

      in secret codes.

      1 Mary Queen of Scots
      2 Julius Caesar used D
      3There are only two written symbols
      4 The first emails
      5 People encrypt information

        wrote secret messages in prison. instead of A in his cipher. in a binary code. used binary code. in secret codes.

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      ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY | p.84 ex.2

      2 Read the text below and choose True or False.
      • 1 George Washington spied against the British.
      • Correct answer
        Wrong answer
      • 2 His secret agent name was 007.
      • Correct answer
        Wrong answer
      • 3 He needed to communicate with his soldiers.
      • Correct answer
        Wrong answer
      • 4 He wrote messages to his soldiers in code.
      • Correct answer
        Wrong answer
      • 5 Washington invented invisible ink on his own.
      • Correct answer
        Wrong answer
      • 6 The British won the War of Independence.
      • Correct answer
        Wrong answer

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      ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY | p.85 ex.3

      3 Answer the questions.

      1 What did Washington’s spy group do?

      2 Why did Washington write messages in code?

      3 Who did he write them to?

      4 What was Washington called when he was a secret agent?

      5 What did Washington help James Jay do?

        He was called 711. He didn't want the enemy to read and understand the messages. He wrote the messages to his soldiers. They collected information on the movement of enemy soldiers. He helped him create invisible ink.

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      EXPERIMENT TIME | p.85

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      COMMUNICATION | p.86 ex.1

      1 Work in pairs. Read the clues and talk about who you think has got Jonathan’s skateboard now. How certain are you? Who stole Jonathan’s skateboard?
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      COMMUNICATION | p.86 ex.2

      2 Write your conclusions. Share them with the class.

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      WRITING | p.87 ex.1

      1 Share a code you have created with a partner. Then write your partner’s code.
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      WRITING | p.87 ex.2

      2 Write about a time you lost something or something was stolen from you.
       

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      WRITING | p.87 ex.3

      3 Use the secret code you learnt in 1 to write one more line about how you felt in 2.
       

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      WRITING | p.87 ex.4

      4 Swap diaries with your partner. Can you decode your partner's code in 3?
       

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      PROJECT | p.88 ex.1

      1 Review the treasure hunt. Complete the table.
      Which hidden items did you find? Which codes were difficult to crack?
      We found
      The first code was
      .
      There was a 
      .
      Which codes were easy to crack?
      It was easy to crack
      .
      The easiest
      .
      Write an example of a code you read.

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      PROJECT | p.88 ex.2

      2 Complete your project report.
       

      (0 words)

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      PROJECT | p.88 ex.3

      3 Present your report to your family and friends.
       
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      REVIEW | p.89 ex.1

      1 Read and sort.

      clothes and accessories

      clothes and accessories

      people

      people

      actions

      actions

        /*%%SmartyNocache:696300011693fbe90df7897_34450561%%*/smarty->registered_plugins[Smarty::PLUGIN_FUNCTION]['textweb'][0], array( array('name'=>"slide_classify_initial_group",'value'=>"Ninguno",'value_en'=>"Reset"),$_smarty_tpl ) );?> /*/%%SmartyNocache:696300011693fbe90df7897_34450561%%*/ clothes and accessories people actions

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      REVIEW | p.89 ex.2

      2 Read and choose the correct words.

      1 I my breakfast when they my ring.

      2 I a snack when they my backpack.

      3 What were you doing before you over?

      4 I volleyball when I my ring.

      5 What was she doing when her shoe ?

      6 She when her shoe .

      7 What were they doing when they the bird?

      8 They at the clouds when they the bird.

      9 What was he doing when the man in front of him?

      10 He a clue when the man in front of him.

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      REVIEW | p.89 ex.3

      3 Read the secret message and write.
       

        You are a great detective

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      REVIEW | p.89 ex.4

      4 Write a secret message for your partner using the code.
       

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