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Category Archives: News stories (Reading)
Denis the ‘cat burglar’ from Luton (reading + video listening worksheet)
This is a worksheet based on the story of Denis, the ‘Cat Burglar’. On the first page there´s a relevant article from the BBC News followed by a True/False exercise and a vocabulary crossword. On the second page there´s a … Continue reading →
Young Greeks and the Debt Crisis
I´ve used this worksheet as the basis for a class discussion about my students´ growing concerns regarding their prospects for employment after school or university. The worksheet contains four tasks. As a pre-reading activity the students discuss a few questions … Continue reading →
A look back at the life of Steve Jobs
Watch the video here: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/44794794#44794794 Here’s the worksheet I made on the NBC News video about Steve Jobs’ life. It contains a gap-fill exercise, a vocabulary matching exercise and a reading comprehension exercise where students are asked to fill … Continue reading →
Greek protester explains why she is against the austerity measures in Greece
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/15190124 European leaders meet over Greek debt crisis Here’s a worksheet based on the following Al Jazeera news video. It contains a cloze text and a set of comprehension questions. http://english.aljazeera.net/news/europe/2011/10/2011103105748646237.html Download: http://www.scribd.com/doc/67366886/European-Leaders-Meet-Over-Greek-Debt-Crisis
Soup Ladle Stops Tiger Attack (reading + passive voice)
This worksheet is based on a BBC news article. It contains a True / False comprehension exercise, a crossword puzzle, two exercises on passive voice, a cloze test to practise articles and a roleplay task. Download: http://www.scribd.com/doc/64985579/Soup-Ladle-Stops-Tiger-Attack You can find … Continue reading →
The Cutty Sark (reading + passive voice)
On the first page there is an article taken from CBBCnews followed by two comprehension exercises (True/False statements and Find Synonyms in the text) and an exercise on passive voice. On the second page there is the story that inspired … Continue reading →
Crime and Punishment – The Death Penalty
Apart from an article based on a true story, the worksheet contains a set of comprehension questions, two vocabulary exercises, a roleplay task and some questions for class discussion. Download: http://www.scribd.com/doc/60253812/Crime-and-Punishment-The-Death-Penalty
New Zealand quake
http://www.newsy.com/videos/christchurch-quake-new-zealand-s-darkest-hour/ This worksheet is based on a short video about the New Zealand earthquake (Feb. 22, 2011). It contains a set of comprehension questions, a gap-filling exercise and a vocabulary exercise. Download: http://www.scribd.com/doc/60209673/New-Zealand-Quake
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Croc-wrestling granny wins award
This is a reading comprehension worksheet. The exercises are based on an article taken from CBBC Newsround. There is a pre-reading activity, a gap-fill grammar exercise on the past tenses, a true / false comprehension exercise, a vocabulary matching exercise … Continue reading →
Bear Guilty of Stealing Honey
This worksheet is based on an article taken from CBBC Newsround. There is an exercise on prepositions, a true / false comprehension exercise, a vocabulary matching exercise and a phrasal verbs exercise. Download: http://www.scribd.com/doc/59884781/Bear-Guilty-of-Stealing-Honey You can find an online version … Continue reading →