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C. 000 years ago. 3 3. An iceberg is a large piece of ice moving in the ocean. Almost an iceberg is below water. of a. 50% b. 70% c. 90% 4. The native people of Northern Canada used to live in _ _~ a. igloos b. huts c. tents 5. " you arc ,. a. breaking b. covering c. hiuing 6. Whcn you want a drink with ice cubes, you ask for a drink a. cubes o b. rocks ';00 the c. cold Now listen and check your answers. B. GROUPS • Take turns saying the facts. Then close your books. • How many facts can you remember?
Then listen to the responses. Costume parties are for children. I disagree. ostume parties are for everyone. I agree. Costume parties are silly. I never wear a mask or a costume anymore. B. PAIRS Do you agree with the man or the woman? Add your opinion. Example: A: I agree with the man. tlO\·e to wear a cost/lme. I think cost/lme parties are a lot offun. B: I disagree . ~ \ agree. , disagree. listening Comprehension I Warm up: What city is this? c. 0 Listen to a talk about this dty. Then complete the sentences.
Can you match the mask and the country? ) Were you right? A. GROUPS Try to complete the sentences. 1. Both Brazil and have celebrations with masks and costumes. b. Venice a. Vienna c. Victoria 2. Children in Canada and the Unifed Slates wear costumes and masks on a. Thanksgiving b. Halloween _ c. Mother's Day 3. Noh theater started in Japan in the 14th century. In Noli plays, the main actors wear masks. Alithe actors are _ _~ a. men b. women c. children 4. On the Chinese New Year people wear masks and costumes and do a a.