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READING & TRAINING

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Gina D. B. Clemen

page 29 – exercise 2 Possible answer: Nostradamus is one of the most popular prophets of the modern world even though he lived more than 400 years ago. His famous book, the ‘Centuries’, contains predictions about the future from the mid-1500s to theend of the world. He predicted many important events of his own time, but also many events of more recent history like the rise of Hitler and the assassinations of American presidents. However, many people do not believe that he really predicted these things. They say that his predictions can apply to almost any situation. Nobody can know for certain, but his predictions seem very general, and I donot think that he really predicted these famous historical events. page 30 – exercise 3 1. C 2. E 3. A page 32 – exercise 4 1. good at 2. he died 3. stopped referring 4. will be dead page 32 – Internet Project All of these sites have been verified at time of going to press for first publication. The publishers cannot be held responsible for any changes that may have occurred consequently. Teachersare strongly recommended to check these before using them in class. PART THREE

page 41 – exercise 2 c. wrote d. thought e. cut f. used g. have done h. were i. came j. watched k. have carried l. have used m. have examined n. discovered o. have done p. have built page 42 – exercise 3 Open answers page 43 – Internet Project All of these sites have been verified at time of going to press for firstpublication. The publishers cannot be held responsible for any changes that may have occurred consequently. Teachers are strongly recommended to check these before using them in class. PART FOUR

Great Mysteries
of Our World
KEY TO THE EXERCISES AND EXIT TEST

PART ONE

page 18 – exercise 3 Open answers page 19 - Internet Project All of these sites have been verified at time of going topress for first publication. The publishers cannot be held responsible for any changes that may have occurred consequently. Teachers are strongly recommended to check these before using them in class. PART TWO

The Ghost Ship Mary Celeste
page 6 – exercise 1 1. C 2. A 3. C 4. C 5. B 6. A 7. A page 17 – exercise 1 1. A 2. A 3. A 4. B 5. A 6. B 7. A 8. B 9. B page 17 – exercise 2 Navigation: 1.ship 2. captain 3. crew 4. route 5. sailors 6. cargo 7. log 8. lifeboat 9. compass 10. mutiny Geography: 1. north 2. sea 3. coast 4. harbour 5. strait 6. island E C S C A R G A N O M C S A P S R I S L A N D L E P A A N E S A C J D O M T C I I N W S H I P G R A R L A H O L O P L C J I C O T A W R S E I O S N O R U R A M T S F M E O A S A T M U R H E P A R S C C E E T A I B A I J T X G R C I I O O S HL C A R G O N T Z A S H A R B O U R Y I R T S

The Bermuda Triangle
page 43 – exercise 1 a. happened b. for c. disappeared d. why e. used f. in g. called h. because i. during j. that page 51 – exercise 1 c. d. e. f. Who was Vincent Gaddis? What was Flight 19? Who was Charles C. Taylor? What was Invisible Horizons: True Mysteries of the Sea? g. Who was Martin Caidin? h. Who was Lawrence Kusche?page 51 – exercise 2 a. What…? The Devil’s Triangle, the Triangle of Death and the Graveyard of the Atlantic. b. What…? His compass stopped working and he saw strange red lights in the sky. c. When…? On December 5, 1945.

Nostradamus

page 20 – exercise 1 Open answers page 20 – exercise 2 Open answers page 20 – exercise 3 1. war and death 2. almost five hundred years 3. France 4. 14 December5. mathematics and astrology 6. medicine page 29 – exercise 1 1. f 2. d 3. b 4. g 5. e 6. h 7. a 8. c

King Tutankhamun’s Tomb
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d. How…? The irregular magnetic field...