English Code 5: U8 Reading lab SB p. 126-127 / WB 110-111

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​Date: April 14, 2026
Session: 152
Purpose: Apply reading strategies for answering specific types of questions.

​Vocabulary about
Competitions

Multiple Choice

What is a trophy?

• a box with instruments

• a prize, such as a silver cup, that you get for winning a competition

• a sculpture of a person

• a certificate that one receives for his achievements

Multiple Choice

What is a race?

• a walk on the beach

• a festival in the park

• a competition in which people run, ride, drive, etc. against each other in order to see who is the fastest

• a wish that people have

Multiple Choice

Championship is

• gathering of people for a celebration

• a fair that provides food and entertainment

• a course that students take at school

• a competition to find the best team or a player in a game or sport

Multiple Choice

Who is a competitor?

• someone new to a team

• someone with a special knowledge in the field

• someone who is trying to win a competition

Multiple Choice

what is the definition of the word "major"?

• less important than others

• more important, bigger, or more serious than others of the same type

• favorite type of activity

Multiple Choice

A marathon is

• a race in which people run for 2.6 miles or 42 kilometers

• a race in which people run for 60 kilometers

• a festival of music

• a celebration with fireworks

Multiple Choice

To wrestle is to

• to bring something to a place which is not allowed

• to fix something with an instrument

• fight with someone by holding them and trying to push them to the ground

Multiple Choice

What is the definition of the word "team"?

• a large group of people which gathered together at the same time and place

• an individual who works by himself

• is a group of people who work together to do something

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​SB pages

Look at exercise 3

Go, and SCAN the text (DO NOT READ) for the missing words.

Fill in the Blanks

What do you say when you don't believe something? Find and complete the phrases from the story.

  1  You're

Fill in the Blanks

What do you say when you don't believe something? Find and complete the phrases from the story.

2  That's

Fill in the Blanks

What do you say when you don't believe something? Find and complete the phrases from the story.

3  Un

Fill in the Blanks

1.  It's eight o'clock. How many steps has Karen taken?

Fill in the Blanks

2. She's taken 600 steps. What time is it?

Fill in the Blanks

3. It's eleven thirty. How many steps has she taken?

Fill in the Blanks

4. How many steps did she take between eleven o'clock and twelve o'clock? 

​Scan the text and underline/highlight the sentences ...
For example:

When underlining/highñighting all of these, find the sequence and number.

Reorder

1. Go to the text SB p. 126-127 and find these sentences.
   2. Underline them
   3. Read "The Competition" again.
   4. Number the events in the correct order.
   Slides 1 - 4

• a. Lily and Tyler noticed a poster about a walking competition.

• e. They downloaded an app to count their steps.

• f. During the competition they walked thousands of steps every day.

• b. Tyler and Lily checked the big screen in the town square.

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Reorder

1. Go to the text SB p. 126-127 and find these sentences.
   2. Underline them
   3. Read "The Competition" again.
   4. Number the events in the correct order.
   Slides 5-7

• d. The screen showed that Lily didn't have as many points as Tyler.

• c. Lily was disappointed she was losing so she went home.

• g. Tyler went to Lily's house and discovered that she was cheating.

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Multiple Choice

1. The app is downloaded onto a cell phone.

• TRUE

Multiple Choice

2. The app records time.

• TRUE

Multiple Choice

3. The app sends information to be displayed on a big screen.

• TRUE

Multiple Choice

4. The person who has walked the least steps is the winner.

• TRUE

Multiple Choice

5. Tyler wasn't good at many things.

• TRUE

Multiple Choice

6. Lily was good at many things.

• TRUE

Hotspot

3. Check the conversation that matches the picture.

Open Ended

4. Rewrite the text by adding the needed punctuation marks. You can add quotation marks (" "), commas (,), question marks (?), and periods (.)

There are 17 punctuation marks.

Fill in the Blanks

Solve the Math Problem. Write the three numbers.

Hotspot

Click on the corect tag.