Review 4
Tóm tắt: Review 4 integrates Units 16–20 by reusing weather, places of interest, transport, story, and future-plan language in listening, matching, and writing tasks.
Đọc trong sáchNội dung bài học
1 Listen and tick.
- How's the weather in Hai Phong in summer?
- Who are the main characters in the story?
- Where does Tom want to visit?
- How far is it?
- Where is David going to visit this summer?
2 Ask and answer.
- Where do you want to visit?
- How can you get there?
- How far is it from your home?
- What do you think of the place?
3 Read and match
- What do you usually wear in autumn? d. I wear jeans and a T-shirt.
- Who are the main characters in the story? e. They’re Snow White and the seven dwarfs.
- Where do you want to visit? b. I want to visit Dragon Bridge.
- What do you think of Ha Long Bay? a. I think it’s fantastic.
- What are you going to do this summer? c. I’m going to practise swimming.
4 Read and circle True/False
Text about Tom's Phu Quoc holiday, including: about 390 km, car and ferry, visit Vinpearl Safari Park, cable car to Hon Thom Island, night market souvenirs, opinion: fantastic place for a holiday.
5 Extension activities
1 Do the quiz. What type of story is it? (a) mystery / (b) adventure ...
6 Let's write. Write about your holiday: where, how far, how to get there, what to do, what do you think of the place.
Gợi ý học bài
Được biên soạnConduct a cumulative review: students answer mixed-format questions using all forms studied (weather, transport, places, stories, summer plans). Emphasize matching and inferential reading skills from the narrative paragraph.
Kiến thức cần nhớ
- Cumulative revision
- Mixed-format practice
- Cross-unit integration
Từ vựng
- tick
- đánh dấu đúng
- match
- nối/câu trả lời
- cable car
- xe cáp treo
- review
- ôn tập
Tự kiểm tra
In the sample Tom holiday text, how far is Phu Quoc from Ho Chi Minh City?
About three hundred and ninety kilometres (about 390 km).
What does Tom do on Hon Thom Island in the sample?
He takes a cable car.
Hạn chế bài học
- The review map-like references are represented as option stems and short narrative text only.