What does George need to do?

tell Kelly if he can go to the technology centre this weekend

visit the technology centre at the weekend

tell Kelly if the technology centre is open this weekend

Copenhill Most tourists to Copenhagen want to see its famous sights: the statue of the Little Mermaid in the harbour, the Tivoli Gardens, old palaces and museums. The Danish capital is also famous for its beautiful modern buildings, and in 2019 another building was completed in the city: the Amager Resource Centre (ARC), also known as Copenhill. It has many visitors, but it is unusual because it is not a hotel, a bank, an office block, a museum or a shopping centre. It is a waste resource centre. This means that 400,000 tons of rubbish are brought inside the building every year. There, it is burned to heat 150,000 homes and make electricity for 550,000 people. However, Bjarke Ingels, the architect who designed Copenhill, wanted the 90-metre-high building to do more than burn rubbish. It is the only place in the country where people can go skiing. The roof is like a mountain with a 400-metre ski slope. It is not white, but green: bright green in the middle and dark green at the sides. Ingels chose green because white would get dirty too quickly. Visitors can also go snowboarding, running or walking on Copenhill, and after an enjoyable day of activity they can relax in the cafe. The outside of the building also has the world’s highest climbing wall: 85 metres! The idea that a building can have many very different uses is exciting, and it will be interesting to see what Copenhagen will offer visitors in the future. Which statement is true?

Visitors to Copenhagen can enjoy a variety of different sights.

Old buildings in Copenhagen are not as beautiful as modern ones.

Tourists prefer Copenhagen’s old buildings to its modern ones.

Copenhill Most tourists to Copenhagen want to see its famous sights: the statue of the Little Mermaid in the harbour, the Tivoli Gardens, old palaces and museums. The Danish capital is also famous for its beautiful modern buildings, and in 2019 another building was completed in the city: the Amager Resource Centre (ARC), also known as Copenhill. It has many visitors, but it is unusual because it is not a hotel, a bank, an office block, a museum or a shopping centre. It is a waste resource centre. This means that 400,000 tons of rubbish are brought inside the building every year. There, it is burned to heat 150,000 homes and make electricity for 550,000 people. However, Bjarke Ingels, the architect who designed Copenhill, wanted the 90-metre-high building to do more than burn rubbish. It is the only place in the country where people can go skiing. The roof is like a mountain with a 400-metre ski slope. It is not white, but green: bright green in the middle and dark green at the sides. Ingels chose green because white would get dirty too quickly. Visitors can also go snowboarding, running or walking on Copenhill, and after an enjoyable day of activity they can relax in the cafe. The outside of the building also has the world’s highest climbing wall: 85 metres! The idea that a building can have many very different uses is exciting, and it will be interesting to see what Copenhagen will offer visitors in the future. The ski slope

is on the roof of the building.

is inside the Copenhill building.

Copenhill Most tourists to Copenhagen want to see its famous sights: the statue of the Little Mermaid in the harbour, the Tivoli Gardens, old palaces and museums. The Danish capital is also famous for its beautiful modern buildings, and in 2019 another building was completed in the city: the Amager Resource Centre (ARC), also known as Copenhill. It has many visitors, but it is unusual because it is not a hotel, a bank, an office block, a museum or a shopping centre. It is a waste resource centre. This means that 400,000 tons of rubbish are brought inside the building every year. There, it is burned to heat 150,000 homes and make electricity for 550,000 people. However, Bjarke Ingels, the architect who designed Copenhill, wanted the 90-metre-high building to do more than burn rubbish. It is the only place in the country where people can go skiing. The roof is like a mountain with a 400-metre ski slope. It is not white, but green: bright green in the middle and dark green at the sides. Ingels chose green because white would get dirty too quickly. Visitors can also go snowboarding, running or walking on Copenhill, and after an enjoyable day of activity they can relax in the cafe. The outside of the building also has the world’s highest climbing wall: 85 metres! The idea that a building can have many very different uses is exciting, and it will be interesting to see what Copenhagen will offer visitors in the future. The ski slope isn’t white because

white is difficult to keep clean.

green is Ingels’ favourite colour.

bright green is used in the middle.

Copenhill Most tourists to Copenhagen want to see its famous sights: the statue of the Little Mermaid in the harbour, the Tivoli Gardens, old palaces and museums. The Danish capital is also famous for its beautiful modern buildings, and in 2019 another building was completed in the city: the Amager Resource Centre (ARC), also known as Copenhill. It has many visitors, but it is unusual because it is not a hotel, a bank, an office block, a museum or a shopping centre. It is a waste resource centre. This means that 400,000 tons of rubbish are brought inside the building every year. There, it is burned to heat 150,000 homes and make electricity for 550,000 people. However, Bjarke Ingels, the architect who designed Copenhill, wanted the 90-metre-high building to do more than burn rubbish. It is the only place in the country where people can go skiing. The roof is like a mountain with a 400-metre ski slope. It is not white, but green: bright green in the middle and dark green at the sides. Ingels chose green because white would get dirty too quickly. Visitors can also go snowboarding, running or walking on Copenhill, and after an enjoyable day of activity they can relax in the cafe. The outside of the building also has the world’s highest climbing wall: 85 metres! The idea that a building can have many very different uses is exciting, and it will be interesting to see what Copenhagen will offer visitors in the future. Visitors to Copenhill

can have something to drink there.

can enjoy different activities there in the future.

can climb the highest building in the city.

Joining a ballroom dancing club By Pippa Cartwright When I started college, I wanted to find a club to join. One of the first ones I looked at was ballroom dancing – a type of dance you do with a partner. The people there seemed to be having a great time, and it didn’t cost much, so I decided to join. The first week I went, I was really worried because the teacher told us that there were nineteen different dances we had to learn. But it’s been fine. When there’s a new thing to learn, he shows it to us lots of times and makes sure we’re all good at it before we do the next thing. When I joined, I didn’t know any of the other people in the club because we all study different subjects. But it’s been a great way to meet people, and I’ve made some of my best friends in the club. One of the reasons we learn the dances is to enter competitions. I couldn’t wait to do my first one. Before we started, I was a bit worried. But during the competition, my partner and I remembered everything about our dances. We were great. We didn’t win any prizes, but it didn’t matter – we loved it! Joining the ballroom dancing club has been fantastic. In the past, I always did the same sports and activities, year after year, but ballroom dancing has taught me there’s nothing scary about doing something you’ve never tried before. I still do lots of sports, but now I can add ballroom dancing to my list of hobbies. Why did Pippa join the dance club?

She didn’t have to pay for it.

She didn’t like any of the other clubs.

Joining a ballroom dancing club By Pippa Cartwright When I started college, I wanted to find a club to join. One of the first ones I looked at was ballroom dancing – a type of dance you do with a partner. The people there seemed to be having a great time, and it didn’t cost much, so I decided to join. The first week I went, I was really worried because the teacher told us that there were nineteen different dances we had to learn. But it’s been fine. When there’s a new thing to learn, he shows it to us lots of times and makes sure we’re all good at it before we do the next thing. When I joined, I didn’t know any of the other people in the club because we all study different subjects. But it’s been a great way to meet people, and I’ve made some of my best friends in the club. One of the reasons we learn the dances is to enter competitions. I couldn’t wait to do my first one. Before we started, I was a bit worried. But during the competition, my partner and I remembered everything about our dances. We were great. We didn’t win any prizes, but it didn’t matter – we loved it! Joining the ballroom dancing club has been fantastic. In the past, I always did the same sports and activities, year after year, but ballroom dancing has taught me there’s nothing scary about doing something you’ve never tried before. I still do lots of sports, but now I can add ballroom dancing to my list of hobbies. What does Pippa say about the dance teacher?

He repeats new things until everyone can do them.

He teaches them a new dance every week.

He often tells new members how good they are.

Joining a ballroom dancing club By Pippa Cartwright When I started college, I wanted to find a club to join. One of the first ones I looked at was ballroom dancing – a type of dance you do with a partner. The people there seemed to be having a great time, and it didn’t cost much, so I decided to join. The first week I went, I was really worried because the teacher told us that there were nineteen different dances we had to learn. But it’s been fine. When there’s a new thing to learn, he shows it to us lots of times and makes sure we’re all good at it before we do the next thing. When I joined, I didn’t know any of the other people in the club because we all study different subjects. But it’s been a great way to meet people, and I’ve made some of my best friends in the club. One of the reasons we learn the dances is to enter competitions. I couldn’t wait to do my first one. Before we started, I was a bit worried. But during the competition, my partner and I remembered everything about our dances. We were great. We didn’t win any prizes, but it didn’t matter – we loved it! Joining the ballroom dancing club has been fantastic. In the past, I always did the same sports and activities, year after year, but ballroom dancing has taught me there’s nothing scary about doing something you’ve never tried before. I still do lots of sports, but now I can add ballroom dancing to my list of hobbies. What does Pippa say about the other club members?

She has become close to some of them.

She is on the same course as some of them.

She was friends with some of them before joining.

KET Day 12 Quiz

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

He … all night.

will be working

will work

will worked

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

I … for your reply.

will be waiting

will wait

will waited

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

He said: “I will be sleeping all night”.

He said that he will be sleeping all night.

He said that he would sleep all night.

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

He said: “I will be waiting for his response”.

He said that he will be waiting for his response.

He said that he would wait for his response.

He said that he would be waiting for his response.

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

He said: “We’ll be staying there all night”.

He said that they would be staying there all night.

He said that they’ll be staying there all night.

He said that they would stay there all night.

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 2 pts

Get the lift if you are in a hurry.

Use the stairs if the lift is broken.

Walking up and down stairs is better for you.

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 2 pts

Sofia is writing to tell David when she will see him.

Sofia is writing to send David some pictures.

Sofia is writing to tell David where she is going on holiday.

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