Wrap Up-Group Projects

ASSESSMENT 6
PROJECT A
Read Winnie Verloc's letter to a friend. When in the story does she write it? Answer the letter.

Dearest Clarissa

I am having serious problems with my husband. He doesn’t talk to me and I have the feeling that he’s planning something. But  what? Is he in love with another woman? He often goes abroad suddenly for a number of days and comes back without telling me where he has been. We have a nice house and the shop, and Adolf has always looked after us well. I know that Stevie has learning problems, but he is not a bad boy. Some weeks ago my mother moved out. I feel so lonely without her. Adolf is worried about something. He is talking in his sleep. But he never tells me anything. What should I do? Please write to me as soon as you can.

Your Friend

ASSESSMENT 7

PROJECT B

Read about Mata Hari and complete the table.

Mata Hari

Mata Hari means “day’s eye”. Her real name was Margarethar Zelle. She was Ducth- born in Hollland in 1876- and she dies aged 41. In the 1900s she worked as an “indian” dancer in Europe and became very famous for her exciting dancing and for the few clothes that she wore to dance in. This job gave her a good “cover” and meant that she could move from country to country even during the First World War. The Germans paid her to give them information about the French army, which she got from her French lovers. She was caught and shot by the French in 1917.

Real Name
Nationality
When was she born?
What was her cover?
Who did she work for?
Who did she work against?
What did she do?
How did she die?
Known as

ASSESSMENT 8

PROJECT C:  GRAMMAR CHECK

Adjectives: order before nouns

We use adjectives to describe nouns. Adjectives go in front of a noun.

Ex: He left the crowds and turned into a quiet, narrow street.

  He took a cab to a small, italian restaurant

We usually put adjectives in this order. ( no more than two or three at once)

1.    Opinion Wonderful	2.    Size Big	3.    Age Young	4.    Shape Narrow
5.    Colour Blue	6.    Style Poor	7.    Nationality English	8.    Material Velvet

Read Chief inspector Heat’s notes. Then put the words in brackets in the correct order and complete the sentences.
a. The bomber was carrying  a large, suare, metal tin. (metal, large, square)
b. We found a ___________ tube where the bomb exploded. It was probably part of the detonator. (rubber, brown, long)
c. A woman described the bomber. He was a _______ man.( young, strange- looking, tall)
d. He was wearing a __________ coat. ( winter, dark-blue, long)
e. The coat had a _________ collar.( velvet, blue, thin)
f. A _________ man was walking with him. (older, short)
g. The bombers caught the train to Greenwich from a _________ station. ( country, small)
h. A man called Michaelis lives near there. He's staying with an ________ lady ( british, unusual, old)
i. A_______ anarchist called the professor probably made the bomb. ( foreign, mad).
J. He lives is a __________ room.( rentes, little)


ASSESSMENT 9 
Describe Chief inspector Heat( the old man) using the correct order.

http://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/es/english-grammar/adjectives/order-adjectives