6C Into the wild

6C Into the wild

Week 15.1​

Outline for week 15.1

• Read and answer questions.

• Match the words in the box with parts of the landscapes.

• Do the survival quiz

• Listen and answer questions.

• Match the two parts to make sentences from the audio.

• Grammar : Second conditional

Subject | Subject

Some text here about the topic of discussion

​1. Read the text and answer questions.

1. ​Would you like to have Gemma's job?

2. What are the best and worst things about it?

3. Do you think you could survive in the wild?

2. Match the words in the box with parts of the landscapes

cliff waves peak sunset waterfall rocks​

Multiple Choice

Picture 1

• cliff

• waves

• peak

• sunset

• waterfall

Multiple Choice

Picture 2

• cliff

• waves

• peak

• sunset

• rocks

Multiple Choice

Picture 3

• cliff

• waves

• peak

• sunset

• rocks

Multiple Choice

Picture 4

• cliff

• waves

• peak

• sunset

• rocks

Multiple Choice

Picture 5

• cliff

• waves

• peak

• sunset

• rocks

Multiple Choice

Picture 6

• cliff

• waves

• peak

• sunset

• rocks

3. Do the survial quiz. Listen ​to Gemma and check your answer.

Multiple Choice

If I were in the mountains and saw a bear outside its cave,...

• I'd run away as fast as possible.

• I'd climb the nearest tree.

• I'd take a photo. What an opportunity!

Multiple Choice

If I were on a hike in the rainforest and ran out of food,....

• I'd eat a small animal, like a tarantula.

• I'd find some plants and eat them.

• I wouldn't eat anything.

Multiple Choice

If I were swimming in the ocean and saw a shark in the water,...

• I'd scream and swim in the opposite direction.

• I'd move towards the shark and kick it in the nose.

• I'd try to swim quickly and quietly away.

Multiple Choice

If I were hiking and needed to drink some water,...

• I'd drink the water from a river or lake.

• I'd find a stream to get water.

• I wouldn't drink any water.

4. Listen and answer the question.​

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1. Why should you climb up high in a tree?

2. What do tarantulas ta​ste like?

3. What percentage of sharks don't attack humans?

4. What can river water contain?​

Multiple Choice

What percentage of sharks don't attack humans?

• 50%

• 755

• 80%

• 95%

Multiple Choice

What can river water contain?

• virus

• bacteria

• toxic

5. Match the two parts to make sentences.

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​ 1. If you ran, a. I wouldn't take a photo.

2. ​If I were in this situation, b. would you look for a stream?​

3. If you needed water, c. the bear would follow you.

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Grammar: Second conditional

Impossible or very unlikely situations:

If I saw a bear in the mountains, I'd run.

If he ran out of food in the rainforest, he wouldn't eat anything.

What would you do if you saw a shark in the ocean?

​Look! We can use were instead of was in ​the second conditional.

​I wouldn't drink the river water if I were you.

P. 123 Second conditional

We use the second conditional to talk about impossible or very unlikely situation. ​

If I went climbing in the mountains, I'd take a first-aid kit. (but it's not likely that I'll go clibming in the mountains.)

There are two parts to a second conditional sentence: an if clause to describe the situation and the main clause to describe the result.

If she had more money, she'd buy a new car. ​

Match the two parts to make second conditional sentences!

Multiple Choice

If you had a daughter, ___

• it would be much more popular.

• it would be about my childhood.

• if you weren't at work?

• if I came from the US.

• what would you name her?

Multiple Choice

I would speak perfect English

• it would be much more popular.

• it would be about my childhood.

• if you weren't at work?

• if I came from the US.

• what would you name her?

Multiple Choice

Your computer wouldn't do strange things

• it would be much more popular.

• it would be about my childhood.

• if you weren't at work?

• if it didn't have a virus.

• what would you name her?

Multiple Choice

If you told people about your website,

• it would be much more popular.

• it would be about my childhood.

• if you weren't at work?

• if it didn't have a virus.

• what would you name her?

Multiple Choice

What would you do today

• it would be much more popular.

• it would be about my childhood.

• if you weren't at work?

• if it didn't have a virus.

• what would you name her?

Multiple Choice

If I wrote a book,

• it would be much more popular.

• it would be about my childhood.

• if you weren't at work?

• if it didn't have a virus.

• what would you name her?

Preparation after break

6D Would you take the risk?​

Quiz 6​