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1 Match sentences 1–4 with the pictures.

1 Fishermen catch sharks and sell their fins.
2 The islanders love living on their island.
3 Lots of divers come here to explore the sea.
4 I love watching films and programmes about sharks on TV during Shark Week.

2 Look at the book cover and read the text in bold. What do you think happens in the story? Choose the correct option.

1 Freddy shark finning.

2 The islanders money from shark finning.

3 Freddy’s friend of how to make money in other ways.

4 Tourists want to spend money on the island.

4 Read the story again. Number events a–f in the order that they happen.

a Freddy and Kristin leave the beach.

b Kristin sees the islanders with a shark fin.

c Freddy agrees with Kristin’s idea.

d Kristin goes for a run.

e Freddy explains to Kristin what’s happening on the beach.

f Kristin tells Freddy about Shark Week.

6 Complete the sentences with a verb from A in the correct form and a preposition from B. Then check your answers in the story.

1 Kristin early.

2 She her running shoes and went down to the beach.

3 ‘, Kristin. I don’t want you to see this.’

4 For seven days, they show movies about sharks and them.

5 Fishermen can the tourists in their boats.

1 Match sentences 1–4 with the pictures.

1 They robbed a bank to steal a lot of money, but they ended up in prison.
2 The most famous spy in the world, James Bond, is also known as 007.
3 When you’re sick, you should stay in bed to get well.
4 I’d like to be a station master: this person knows everything about trains running at their station, operates the signals and makes sure that everything is safe.

4 Complete the sentences about the story with one word. Then check your answers in the text.

1 Talking about Father made Mother feel .

2 The doctor visited because Peter had a problem with his .

3 Roberta got some old for Peter to read.

4 She read about her in a newspaper.

5 The newspaper article said that Roberta’s father was a .

6 Father went to after the police found some letters.

7 Roberta contacted their and asked him to help their father.

8 Their friend was an old man who they met on the .

5 Choose the correct answer.

1 Match sentences 1–4 with the pictures.

1 The papers describe how the invention works.
2 The men showed their cards when they arrived.
3 The man is locked in a house.
4 The police want to catch the man.

5 Number events a–f in the order that they happen.

a The two men leave.

b The police arrive.

c The criminals lock the right men in an empty house.

d Miss Green runs into the professor’s room.

e The professor tries to describe the two men.

f Two men visit the professor.

7 Complete the definitions with adjectives from the text.

1 finished

2 very bad

3 the opposite of full

4 confident that something is correct

5 unusual or surprising

8 Rewrite the sentences in reported speech.

1 Mary: Dad’s very excited this morning, Miss Green.

Mary told Miss Green that .

2 Mary: The men from the government are coming soon.

Mary said that .

3 Professor: It isn't necessary to catch the men, Inspector.

The professor .

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