Hi There!!!
How is it going?
Listen to Adams.
He's talking about what he likes eating in every meal for a long day.
After listening to him,
you are able to take the following quiz.
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VOCABULARY ABOUT MEALS
Listen to Adams.
He's talking about what he likes eating in every meal for a long day.
After listening to him,
you are able to take the following quiz.
PEOPLE WORKING IN A SHOW
Hi There!!!
Unit 6
This is a jumbled words exercise very important for you, because you'll be able to check your writing comprehension skill.
it's a self-assessment for you.
Let's practice the basic vocabulary about show words.
Let's practice the basic vocabulary about show words.
" PRESENT CONTINUOUS"
Now, feel free to take the next quiz.
TALKING ABOUT CANADA
Hi There!!!
How is it going?
How much do you know about Canada?
Now, you can read the following text about the country of Canada.
Canada is part of North America.
A long time ago, Canada belonged
to Great Britain.
Over time, parts of the country joined together and
wanted to form their own government.
On July 1, 1867, the British government (under Queen Victoria) approved
a plan which allowed Canada to become an independent country with its own
government. This new nation, which remained loyal to Britain, was called
the Dominion of Canada. At that time, the new Dominion of Canada had only
four provinces (Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick).
Today, there are 10 provinces and 3 territories.
The leader of Canada is called the Prime Minister. Canada is run
by an democratically elected House of Commons and an appointed Senate.
The word “Canada” comes from the aboriginal word “Kanata” which means
village. A village is a small community, but Canada is anything but
small! Canada is a very big country. In fact, it is the second
largest country (by area) in the world.
You are about to see a video where you can learn more and more.
Now, it´s time to answer the questions below about
Canada reading.
Canada reading.
Are you ready for the culture quiz?
Good luck!!!
What's the capital of Canada?
What's the largest city in Canada?
What can you see on the flag of Canada?
Which language isn't an official language of Canada?
Which famous waterfalls are in Canada?
Canada is the second largest country in the world.
How big is it?
Canada is in part of...
Some symbols of Canada are...
TORONTO
MONTREAL
OTTAWA
VANCOUVER
OTTAWA
VANCOUVER
MONTREAL
TORONTO
A RED BIRD
A RED LEAF
A RED FLOWER
A RED TREE
ENGLISH
FRENCH
INUKTITUT
SPANISH
NIAGARA FALLS
VICTORIA FALLS
ANGEL FALLS
MCWAY FALLS
How big is it?
ABOUT 13 MILLION SQUARE KM
ABOUT 6 MILLION SQUARE KM
ABOUT 8 MILLION SQUARE KM
ABOUT 10 MILLION SQUARE KM
NORTH OF AMERICA
SOUTH OF AMERICA
CENTRAL AMERICA
IT'S NONE OF THE ABOVE
THE BISON AND THE BEAVER
THE MAPLE LEAF AND THE EAGLE
THE EAGLE AND THE BISON
THE BEAVER AND THE MAPLE LEAF
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