Make Your Way 5, Schulbuch mit Audio-CD und CD-ROM

Now listen to Mike and Richard talking about a story by Stephen King. • When you listen a second time, take down the most important words from the story. The words in the left colum are used in the story you are going to hear. Study the words for two minutes, • then close your books, and see how many of the words and their definitions you can remember. Then make a summary. • If money was no object, what computer would you buy? Design a page for your Internet portfolio called “My Perfect Computer”. Include: a description of the computer (including the price) • a picture of it • a text on what you would use it for and how it would improve your life • Think of a computer game you know. Choose an important scene from it and write yourself into the scene. 12 Match the following words with the appropriate definitions on the right. 13 Internet project 14 Reading tips 15 Clancy, Tom (creator): Tom Clancy’s Net Force-Series (Penguin & Berkeley Pub. 1999ff.) Cray, Jordan: danger.com- Series (Aladdin 1997ff.) Pratchett, Terry: Only You Can Save Mankind (Corgi 1990) Rees, Celia: Truth or Dare (Macmillan 2000) Rosen, Michael J.: ChaseR. A Novel in E-mails (Candlewick Press 2002) 2/07 1 disappear 2 hum 3 DELETE button 4 OVERLOAD 5 nephew 6 whiz kid 7 message 8 shed 9 have a go 10 EXECUTE button 11 word processor 12 kid’s stuff 13 bully a stop existing or happening b try and do something c machine with a keyboard and screen which is used like a typewriter d low continuous noise e small building usually used for storing things f someone who uses his strength or power to frighten other people g the son of somebody’s sister or brother h someone who is very good at his/her job and has a lot of clever ideas i piece of information you leave for somebody j used to wipe out something on a screen k command that tells a computer to carry out a task l information that tells you that you have used more electricity than the system was designed for m things usually done by children only 156 N ur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv