9Adv/U1: L12-13

9Adv/U1: L12-13

Open Ended

1- What will household routines be like in the future?

2- How similar or different will they be?

Open Ended

3- Will household routines be much easier to do, or more complicated?

Open Ended

How does the author think household routines will change in the future?

Multiple Choice

1 In the 1970s there was already a lot of technology.

• True

• False

• Not given

Multiple Choice

The author believes that things can change very easily.

• True

• False

• Not given

Multiple Choice

3 The author wants to live in a society which uses clean energy.

• True

• False

• Not given

Multiple Choice

4 More recycling will be done by composting.

• True

• False

• Not given

Multiple Choice

5 Robots will take over our lives.

• True

• False

• Not given

Multiple Choice

6 The author likes the idea of a robot doing everything for her.

• True

• False

• Not given

Open Ended

How much do you agree with the author?

Do you think the routines we have at home can be more energy-saving?

What are your predictions?

Use will or ‘ll to talk about the future and to make predictions. Look at these examples and notice how we form the negative:

I think robots will do everything in the future. We’ll just relax.

We won’t have to do anything!

Multiple Choice

What kind of a text is it?

• An advert

• A magazine article

• A newspaper article

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not mentioned in the text?

• make a reservation

• choose clothes

• predict the weather

• do your homework

• make breakfast

Open Ended

What activities would you like the robot to do?

Open Ended

What special abilities would it have?

Open Ended

What would your robot look like?

Open Ended

Where would it ‘live’?

Open Ended

What would you like your robot to do for you? Write six sentences below describing the activities.

Use "I would like....../ I want ......"

Example:

I would like the robot to do my homework.

Open Ended

Write one thing you learnt today.