7B Unit 3 Lesson 1-2

7B Unit 3 Lesson 1-2

Open Ended

How important are clothes to you?

Open Ended

How many items of clothing can you name?

Multiple Choice

The name of this item of clothing means ‘thing to

wear’ in Japanese. It is worn by men, women and

children. It has long, wide sleeves. It doesn’t have

buttons or a zip. You wrap it around your body, and

tie it with a sash.

• Bandana

• Kimono

• T-Shirt

Multiple Choice

The word comes from Urdu and means ‘leg

garment’. Originally they were loose trousers, tied at

the waist. Today, they are worn all over the world,

usually to sleep in.

• sari

• sombrero

• pyjamas

Multiple Choice

It’s a hat which comes from Mexico. You wear it to

protect you from the sun. The word comes from the

Spanish for ‘shade’ or ‘shadow’.

• T-shirt

• bandana

• sombrero

Multiple Choice

This word comes from the Sanskrit word meaning

‘to tie’. It’s a large colourful handkerchief which is

worn on the head or around the neck.

• kimono

• Bandana

• T-Shirt

Multiple Choice

This word also comes from Sanskrit and means ‘strip of cloth’. It’s a long piece of material which is wrapped around the body. It’s worn by women and girls in countries like India.

• Sari

• T-Shirt

• Kimono

Open Ended

Which item of clothing in the pictures above is not described in the texts?

Open Ended

What do you know about T-shirts?

Open Ended

Where does the name come from?

Open Ended

What material are they normally made of?

Open Ended

Do they have long or short sleeves?

Open Ended

Do they have collars?

Multiple Choice

T-shirts first became popular in France.

• YES

• NO

Multiple Choice

T-shirts were worn by sailors.

• YES

• NO

Multiple Choice

T-shirts always have buttons.

• YES

• NO

Multiple Choice

Some T-shirts cost hundreds of dollars.

• YES

• NO