H4 Wasp Reader - 100 to 1

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 4

Havo 4 Engels Weektaak 2 Taak 4

Je gaat eerst luisteren en dan een tekst lezen over een vrouw die  een zwaar ongeluk kreeg. De titel van de tekst is ''100 to 1''. Ga op volgorde door de dia's heen en zorg dat je alle vragen helemaal beantwoordt. Je kunt de tekst en opdrachten ook in de bijlage vinden bij de Weektaak in Teams.

Assignment 9

Before reading the article, listen to the recorded text by clicking on the audio icon on this slide. For each paragraph in the text there is one question. First read all the questions, then listen and answer them.

''100 to 1'' Audio Voorgelezen Artikel

1. When the accident happened, Molei Wright and her boyfriend were...

''100 to 1'' Audio Voorgelezen Artikel

1. driving to Denver to see some friends.
2. On their way to a ski resort.

2. After the accident, Jeremy...

''100 to 1'' Audio Voorgelezen Artikel

1. couldn't get out of the car because he was stuck.
2. Got out of the car as quickly as possible.

3. The ambulance arrived after...

''100 to 1'' Audio Voorgelezen Artikel

1. 25 minutes
2. 45 minutes

4. When Mo Wright, Molei's mother, saw her daughter, she...

''100 to 1'' Audio Voorgelezen Artikel

1. believed Molei would not recover.
2. knew Molei would fight for her life.

5. If two people suffer the same kind of injury...

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1. Their symptons will be different from each other.
2. They will have the same kind of problems later on.

6. All in all, Molei had to recover in different hospitals for about...

''100 to 1'' Audio Voorgelezen Artikel

1. a year.
2. half a year.

7. Two years after the crash, Molei...

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1. has made a full recovery.
2. still has health issues.

Read the text 100 to 1

Click here to open the text 100 to 1 and read it. Keep it opened on your device in order to do the reading assignments on the next slides. You can find the text shared with all the assignments on Teams as well.

Assignment 10: Alternative headings

look a the headings (tussenkopjes) in the text. On the next slide you have to match the original headings of the text to an alternative heading that could be used for that section of the text.

original heading	alternative heading
introduction (ll. 1-28)
hit by a truck
resuscitated
badly injured
saving Molei's brain
coming back to life
the same old Molei

Assignment 10

Breaking bad news

Collision in the snow

Complicated and unpredictable

Making the most of it

The good life

Turning-point moment

Waiting for the ambulance

Assignment 11: Match sentence halves

Open the assignment by clicking here. Write your answers down in your notebook and give your answers in the next slide. The assignments are also shared with your Weektask via Teams.

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Assignment 12: Words

Open the assignment by clicking here. Write your answers down in your notebook and give your answers in the next slides. The assignments are also shared with your Weektask via Teams.

Assignment 12A (3 words are left)

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2		7		12		17
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4		9		14
5		10		15

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Read the text in assignment 12B on p. 4 of your Student File. Write the 6 missing words here, choose from the words in assignment 12A.

Assignment 13A: Grammar

Click here to find assignment 13A on p. 5 of your student file. Read the information about the Past Simple and Past Perfect. Then choose the correct form of the verbs in the next slides.

1. The snow ...(come) earlier than they ...(expect), but Jeremy Osheim wasn't worried.

1. had come, expected
2. had came, expected
3. came, had expected
4. come, had expected

2. He ...(drive) this route a thousand times, and he ...(know) exactly what to do.

1. drove - had known
2. drives - has known
3. had driven - knows
4. had driven - knew

3. By the time her mother, Mo Wright, finally ...(see) her, Molei ...(sink) into a coma and was hooked up to a half-dozen tubes and machines.

1. saw - had sunk
2. had seen - sank
3. saw - sank
4. had seen - had sunk

4. Jeremy, who by now ...(recover) from his own serious injuries, ...(follow) the nurses' cues.

1. had recovered - followed
2. had followed - recovered
3. recovered - followed
4. had recovered - had followed

5. He ...(talk) to Molei as if she could hear him, clinging to the slender hope Dr Yarnell ...(give) them: That she could recover.

1. had talked - gave
2. talked - gave
3. talked - had given
4. talks - had given

6. And then one day, Jeremy ...(make) her laugh. It ...(happen) in the workout room at Craig. Jeremy ...(take) her there himself.

1. makes - had happened - took
2. made - happened - took
3. made - had happened - had taken
4. made - happened - had taken

7. She still couldn't talk, so she ...(try) to communicate using the sign language she ...(learn) in college.

1. had tried - learned
2. tried - had learned
3. tried - learned
4. had tried - had learned

8. In what may have been her biggest step of all, Molei ...(move in) with Jeremy, 18 months after the crash. The life they ...(once - imagine) sharing ...(begin) to take shape.

1. moved in - had once imagined - began
2. moved in - once imagined - began
3. moved in - had once imagined - had begun
4. moved in - once imagined - had begun

You have finished task 4 of your Weektask 2.

If you made more than 3 mistakes in the grammar assignment, you might want to go here for some extra practise!