Competence check: Units 1–3 First of all, think about what you have learned up to now. Are you close to “I can do this well” or closer to “I need to work on this”? Put a mark where you think you are at the moment. Then do the tasks and check your answers with the key on p. 201. Put another mark in a different colour where you see yourself after you’ve done the task. Read Deborah’s email to her friend Amr. What’s the email about? Read Deborah’s email again. First decide whether the statements (1–5) are true (T) or false (F) and put a cross ( ) in the correct box. Then identify the sentence in the text which supports your decision. Write the first four words of this sentence in the space provided. There may be more than one correct answer; write down only one. The first one (0) has been done for you. Statements True False First four words 0 Deborah loves being outdoors. 1 Amr goes climbing in his free time. 2 Deborah thinks Amr does not like cycling. 3 Mona does not like swimming. 4 Sue has always avoided running. 5 Deborah prefers Scotland. Reading i i I can understand an email about how people know each other. I can understand an email about their likes and dislikes. I can understand an email about planning activities. 1 Reading From: Deborah@mail.com To: amr@mail.com Date: May 12 Subject: Holiday trip Hi Amr, I hope you’re doing OK in your mountaineering camp? Can you please help me decide on our holiday next July? As promised, I’m trying to plan some activities, but I’m not sure who likes what kind of sport. You enjoy cycling, don’t you? The two options I like most offer a great variety of activities, but I want to make sure everybody is happy and has a good time. You and I like water sports, but I can’t remember if Mona does. Somehow, I remember that she did not like our swimming course. She often had an excuse not to join us, and Sue is afraid of extreme heights, if I remember correctly. She tried to avoid the rope-climbing exercises in our PE classes, so we should not plan anything that scares her. One thing I’m sure of, however, we all like running around and discovering new stuff together, so some kind of team challenge would be great. Are you interested in going to Ashcombe, an adventure centre, or would you rather spend a few days in the forest adventure park in Scotland? I’m fine with both options, as all my favourite activities are outside, no matter what we do. Thanks for letting me know. Cheers, Deborah 2 I’m fine with both 46 Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv
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