Unit 6 - Language

What is the meaning of the underlined word in this sentence?

"In some countries, girls and boys don't always have the same chances to go to school. That's why people fight for equal education.

• school for children aged three to five

• have the same rights, opportunities, etc. as other people

• a doctor who does operations in a hospital

• The fact of being male or female

What is the meaning of the underlined word in this sentence?

"In some countries, girls and boys don't always have the same chances to go to school. That's why people fight for equal education.

• school for children aged three to five

• have the same rights, opportunities, etc. as other people

• a doctor who does operations in a hospital

• The fact of being male or female

What is the meaning of the underlined word in this sentence?

"My little brother is only five years old. Every morning, he goes to kindergarten, where he plays games, learns the alphabet, and takes naps."

• school for children aged three to five

• have the same rights, opportunities, etc. as other people

• a doctor who does operations in a hospital

• The fact of being male or female

What is the meaning of the underlined word in this sentence?

"My little brother is only five years old. Every morning, he goes to kindergarten, where he plays games, learns the alphabet, and takes naps."

• school for children aged three to five

• have the same rights, opportunities, etc. as other people

• a doctor who does operations in a hospital

• The fact of being male or female

What is the meaning of the underlined word in this sentence?

"In our school, teachers always treat students with kindness and respect."

• school for children aged three to five

• have the same rights, opportunities, etc. as other people

• a doctor who does operations in a hospital

• to deal with or to behave towards somebody in a certain way

What is the meaning of the underlined word in this sentence?

"In our school, teachers always treat students with kindness and respect."

• school for children aged three to five

• have the same rights, opportunities, etc. as other people

• a doctor who does operations in a hospital

• to deal with or to behave towards somebody in a certain way

What is the meaning of the underlined word in this sentence?

"The surgeon operated on her for three hours to fix her broken leg."

• school for children aged three to five

• have the same rights, opportunities, etc. as other people

• a doctor who does operations in a hospital

• to deal with or to behave towards somebody in a certain way

What is the meaning of the underlined word in this sentence?

"The surgeon operated on her for three hours to fix her broken leg."

• school for children aged three to five

• have the same rights, opportunities, etc. as other people

• a doctor who does operations in a hospital

• to deal with or to behave towards somebody in a certain way

What is the meaning of the underlined word in this sentence?

"Some people are judged by their gender; for example, some think only men can play football."

• school for children aged three to five

• the fact of being male or female

• a doctor who does operations in a hospital

• to deal with or to behave towards somebody in a certain way

What is the meaning of the underlined word in this sentence?

"Some people are judged by their gender; for example, some think only men can play football."

• school for children aged three to five

• the fact of being male or female

• a doctor who does operations in a hospital

• to deal with or to behave towards somebody in a certain way