Module 7 Reading

1. 1. – E; 2. – D; 3. – C; 4. – A; 5. – 0; 6. - B

2. a) 1. – C; 2. – 0; 3. – E; 4. – A; 5 – D; 6. – B

b) 1. T; 2. F; 3. NS; 4. T; 5. F; 6. NS; 7. T; 8. F

3. 1. c; 2. b; 3. d; 4. c; 5. b; 6. c;

4. 1. T; 2. NS; 3. NS; 4. F; 5. F; 6. T

5. a) 1. – E; 2. – B; 3. – 0; 4. – D; 5. – A; 6. - C

b) 1. F; 2. T; 3. NS; 4. F; 5. T; 6. NS; 7. T; 8. NS;

6. 1. c; 2. c; 3. d; 4. b; 5. a; 6. a; 7. c; 8. b; 9. c; 10. d

7. New Types of School

Arnold knew that programs trying to get street kids into schools

hadn’t worked. So he decided to try something different- DIFFER

getting a school onto the streets. He designed a cart that

contains everything a street educator needs to set up school EDUCATE

on a sidewalk. The cart slides out like a telescope. Each cart

has 250 activities. The educators also pass on a lot of ACTIVE/EDUCATE

important information to the kids about health care and INFORM

community services. Most of the activities are set up as SERVE/ACTIVE

games so that learning is fun and relaxed. The kids also have LEARN

chances to express themselves through puppetry and other

creative occupations. It helps them deal with sad and CREATE

scary things that have happened in their lives. SCARE

8. A Talented Girl

Meet Brittney Exline.  She could read by the time she was CAN/BE

two years old, finished the sixth grade at eight and graduated GRADUATE

from high school by thirteen! That’s what we call

amazing! At fifteen, Brittney is not allowed to legally drive NOT ALLOW

or vote, but she can attend one of the top universities in ATTEND

the county as she is smarter than many school leavers. SMART

Brittney is a freshman at the most prestigious University PRESTIGIOUS

of Pennsylvania, on a full scholarship. She doesn’t know what NOT/KNOW

she wants to be when she grows up, but she loves maths, science WANT/GROW

and politics. Hence, she has decided get a joint degree DECIDE

in Engineering and Liberal Arts.

9. The New Element

If you are in middle school, you have probably been asked BE/ASK

to memorize the 118 elements that make up the periodic table.

Now you may have to make room for one more - Element 115! MAKE

Nicknamed Ununpentium until it gets official approval and GET

a permanent name from the International Union of Pure and

Applied Chemistry, it is one of the heaviest man-made elements HEAVY

created so far. When the Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev first CREATE

invented the periodic table of elements in 1869, he populated it POPULATE

with the fifty-nine natural elements that were known to scientists KNOW

then and left room for thirty-three in anticipation of new finds. LEAVE

By 1939, all the boxes had been filled up. 115 or Ununpentium FILL

was first made in the laboratory by Russian physicists in 2003. MAKE

However, the International body requires that another laboratory REQUIRE

should recreate it. It took a decade, and on August 26th, scientists TAKE

from Sweden's Lund University finally announced that they FINAL

successfully had managed to replicate element 115. MANAGE