RE 2 U12

"crash down" means

• to rise slowly and steadily
• to land softly on the ground
• to fall or collapse suddenly and violently

"glider"[ˈɡlaɪ.dɚ]means

• A glider is a type of powered aircraft that uses engines for flight.
• A glider is a type of boat designed for sailing on water.
• A glider is a type of unpowered aircraft that relies on air currents for flight.
• A glider is a type of parachute [ˈper.ə.ʃuːt] (dù) used for skydiving.

Match the following

• pigeon

• 
• parachute

  /ˈpær.ə.ʃuːt/

• 
• eagle

• 
• glider

• 
• tandem flight

• 

"courage" synonym

• anger

• timidity

  [tɪˈmɪd.ə.t̬i]

  rụt rè

• bravery
• fear

"steer" means

uk /stɪər/ us /stɪr/

• to control the direction of a vehicle

• to ignore or neglect [nɪˈɡlekt] (bỏ mặc) the direction of something

• to accelerate[əkˈsel.ɚ.eɪt]
  (tăng tốc) or speed up something

Match the following

• blade

  /bleɪd/

• 
• engine

• 
• propeller

  /prəˈpel.ər/

• 

1. If you hold onto something tightly, it would be ​ (a)   to take it from you.

2. Something that probably requires courage is ​ (b)   .

3. A ​ (c)   has an engine.

4. You steer a car with your​ (d)   .

5. When you motivate someone, you make them ​ (e)   to do something.

• difficult
• skydiving
• car
• hands
• want

"descent" /dɪˈsent/means

The plane began to make its final descent into the airport.

• a method of cooking
• a type of clothing
• a movement from a higher to a lower level

• the act of flying upward

"entrance" /ˈen.trəns/ means

• a decorative feature

• a type of entrance exam
• a door, gate, etc. by which you can enter a building or place

• a synonym for exit

conquer (v) /ˈkɒŋ.kər/

The Spanish conquered the New World in the 16th century.

• to take control or possession of foreign land or a group of people by force
• to peacefully share land with others
• to lose control of local territories
• to gain friendship with foreign nations