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5b Vocabulary 1 Fill in: stuffed, tumor, crossed, wholesale, cure, evaporates, tissue, hygiene, rejection, auction. 1 It is often advisable to have surgery if a tumor is detected. 2 Ann had a collection of stuffed animals when she was a child. 3 You can find some great bargains at wholesale prices online. 4 It never crossed her mind that she would become so famous. 5 Scientists are working hard to find a cure for this terrible disease. 6 It is essential to teach young children the importance of personal hygiene. 7 Water evaporates when it is heated. 8 The doctor examined the cancerous tissue under the microscope. 9 He made a great deal of money selling his products online on an auction site. 10 Andy received many rejection letters before landing a job. Grammar 2 Choose a verb from the list and report the sentences using that verb. ask apologise remind order suggest refuse admit urge 1 'I'm sorry I misbehaved,' John said. John apologised for misbehaving. 2 'Stop talking,' the teacher told us. The teacher ordered us to stop talking. 3 'What time does your lesson start?' he said to her. He asked her what time her lesson started. 4 'Don't forget your assignment is due tomorrow,' the professor told them. The professor reminded them (that) their assignment was due the next day. 5 'No, I won't call her,' he told me. He refused to call her. 6 'Yes, I read your diary,' she said to me. She admitted having read my diary. 7 'Let's go to the science fair,' he said. She suggested going to the science fair. 8 'Please be on time,' Ann said to Joe. Ann urged Joe to be on time. Listening 3 Look at the questions. Then listen to a teacher talking at a school assembly. 1 What is the purpose of the announcement? A to inform students about an upcoming school trip.  to provide information about a national contest. C to promote the school's science fair. D to encourage students to follow a career in science. 2 What field of science did the previous years' winner explore? A space  energy C medicine D robotics 3 What must students do if they want to be considered for the competition? A gather funding for their project  complete an application form C write a proposal to the school D send a report or film to the judges 4 During which month does the science fair take place? A March  September C October D December 5 What does the teacher mean when he says A Students should disregard the rules of the competition.  Students should use the knowledge they have acquired outside of school. C Students should be imaginative with their ideas. D Students should dedicate a great deal of time to their projects. Òåêñò àóäèðîâàíèÿ: Listen to a teacher talking to a school assembly. Good morning everybody. Now, as most of you already know, we are organising a school trip to The Big Bang science fair. As representatives of our school, we encourage you to get involved with the national science and engineering competition which will be held at the fair. Last years' winner presented a report about space plasma and created a device that measured high-energy cosmic rays. However, you can work within any science-related field that appeals to you, from medicine to robotics. With an incredible grand prize of 02,000, competition is tough, but we know that our students have what it takes to succeed! In order to qualify for the contest, you must first submit a written summary of your project or a short film for the Big Bang judges. The deadline for submissions is the 31st October, and results will become known by the end of December. Successful candidates will be invited to showcase their project at The Big Bang science fair in March, where a panel of celebrity judges will determine the winner. Any individual or team wishing to enter competition should attend a meeting in the science department on the 9th September at 2pm, where you will be provided with an information pack and any equipment you may require for your projects. I'm sure you all realise that this is a fantastic opportunity for any young scientist, so don't let it pass you by! Think outside the box and produce something to be proud of. We look forward to your entries and wish you all the best of luck! Number 1 What is the purpose of the announcement? Number 2 What field of science did the previous years' winner explore? Number 3 What must students do if they want to be considered for the competition? Number 4 During which month does the science fair take place? Number 5 What does the teacher mean when he says "Think outside the box and produce something to be proud of."