أوراق عمل Unit 6 Revision اللغة الإنجليزية الصف الثامن الفصل الثاني
Write the words which mean the following
a person who pretends to be someone else in order to deceive. others
a person who makes clothes
extreme happiness
spectators or listeners at a public event such as a play, film, concert, or meeting
a set of clothes worn by an actor or performer for a particular role
the painted background used to represent natural features on a theatre stage or film set
describe in a few words
a person such as an actor or a musician
a man, woman or child
job
a raised floor or platform, typically in a theatre, on which actors, entertainers, or speakers perform
the same date as another important date in the past
like
comes before noun, adjective or prounoun
Complete each sentence with like or as
.you know, I've lived in Morocco for many years,' said the imposter
Aladdin didn't want to be a tailor
I will do ……....you wish, said the genie father
The man came to Aladdin's had promised Aladdin couldn't believe his eyes when he saw all the treasure. It wasmmm... a dream
Aladdin didn't dom ………..he was told. He didn't give the imposter the lamp
Aladdin did .……. the man told him and went into the cave
Change these examples into reported speech
Director to actors: 'Have a break for ten minutes
Ali to Tariq : Have you got any good ideas for a storyline
Hana to her mother:'Nada didn't come to the rehearsal
Teacher to class: 'Put your hands up when you have finished
Hussein : 'I'm feeling quite creative about the project
Reading
Read about Mary Kingsley. For questions 1 — 7, choose T (true) or F (falsel)
There is one EXAMPLE
Mary Kingsley
Mary Kingsley is a famous scientific writer and explorer. She was from London, England. She was born there in 1862. She was the daughter of George Kingsley and Mary Bailey. Her father was a doctor
Mary's first journey was to the Canary Islands. In 1895, she arrived on the west coast of Africa Her plan was to travel up the Ogooué River in Gabon. She wanted to study the way people lived in that part of the world. On 5th June, she left the port of Glass and travelled by boat to Ndjolé. When she was traveling she changed to a canoe because the boats couldn't travel. further up the river. As she was going up the river, she stopped to collect fish. She collected 65 different types of fish. Three of them were named after her. In 1897, Mary wrote a book about her travels. It is called Travels in Africa
Mary was also a nurse. She helped ill people in South Africa but she got ill herself. Sadly, She died in 1900 in Cape Town at a very young age. She will always be remembered because she did things that no other woman her age had ever done before
EXAMPLE : Mary Kingsley had the same name as her mother
Mary Kingsley was born in South Africa
Marys father was a doctor
Marys first journey was to Gabon
Mary also travelled by canoe in Africa
Mary collected fish
Mary's book is called Travels in America
Mary helped ill people in England
Maze
The People at the Top of the Hill
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