Check the meaning of the words in blue in the Book Quiz on page 81. Match the words with the definitions….

Match the words and phrases with their meanings.

1 fiction

A a person who is in charge of a library

2 non-fiction

B to have as a part of sth

3 a catalogue

C books about unreal people, events

4 a made-up story

D to ask sb for advice

5 a librarian

E books about real facts, events, people

6 to consult

F

a list of items in a library

7 to contain

G not true or real description

read and listen to the text .Then match the words in blue with definitions​

4. Answer the following questions. 1. What book would you recommend for children? 2. How many books have you read in English? 3. Who is your favourite author? 4. Why doesn’t everybody enjoy reading? 5. Do you buy the books or borrow them from the library? 6. Which is better, to read a book or to watch a film? 7. Do you ever read the last page of a book before you start reading it? 8. How often do you want the story in a book to never end?​

Check the meaning of phrases 1-6. Match other words in
exercise 1 with the words in blue.​

2 Choose the correct words.

If a book involves solving a mystery or a crime, it’s a(detective / horror story.

1 If the action of a book moves very quickly,we say it’s mindless / fast-paced.

2 Ifa book is about imaginary events and

not facts, it’s a work of fact / fiction.

3 If a book is boring, we can describe it as

dull / convincing.

4 Ifthere’s violence for no reason in a

book or film, we say it’s mindless / thought-provoking violence.

5 Ifa book involves characters falling in

love, it’s a fantastical /romantic novel.

6 Ifthe main character speaks directly to the reader, the book is narrated / spoken in the first person

З’єднати слова з їхніми визначеннями

1) magazine

2) newspaper

3) comic

4) literary reportage

5) text corrector

6) editor

7) journalist

A writer for a newspaper or magazine or for television or radio.

The overall supervisor of content for a book, newspaper, or magazine.

Somebody who prepares a text for publication.

Factual presentation in a book or other text.

A publication containing news and comments on current events, together with features and advertisements, that usually appears daily or weekly and is

printed on large sheets of paper that are folded together.

A periodical publication containing articles and illustrations, often on a particular subject or aimed at

a particular readership.

A periodical containing comic strips, intended chiefly

for children.

GRAMMAR 1 Tick the correct sentence. Example: A Real Dahlisa author. O B Roald Dahlisan author. 1 Alisabone o B Ir’s an bouse 2. A Thesis our desoom. This is cordassroom 3 A Two bons of paper, please. O B Tanbors of paper please. D 4 A Kim and Tony are students. I B Kim and Tom is students. O 5 A It’s an English dictionary. B It’sa English dictionary 6 A They’re diarys. O B They’re diaries. D 7 A ‘What are these? They’re a headphones.’ B What are these? ‘They’re headphones.’ 8 A is that your tissues? B Are those your tissues?​

Reading A quiz
1 Look at the photos in the quiz. What
animals can you see?
2 Read the quiz and answer the questions.
Use the clues to help you.
3
1.15 Listen and check your answers to
the quiz.​

Put the verbs with the correct noun to make a collocation.
3
go
study borrow listen to
look at watch
Verb
7
Noun
a book
some paintings
a film
2.
3
4
5
history
live music
sightseeing
6​

1. The boys (am,are,is,do)playing football

2. (Do,Does,Is )Mike at home

3.Teachers like ( childs, children)

4.(There, It ) are many interesting stories in the book