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WorksheetsInterchange 3_Unit 15
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 55mins
Listen to the conversations. Select the correct answers.
Q: Ray doesn’t recycle glass because _____ .
glass is too expensive to recycle
he doesn’t get any money
the recycling center only accepts cans
Listen to the conversations. Select the correct answers.
Q: Danielle bought a bike because she _____ .
wants to reduce traffic
had to pay a fine
rides side by side
Listen to the conversations. Select the correct answers.
Q: Ryan hasn’t been able to _____.
perform his music
hear people play his music
make a living with his music
Listen to the conversations. Select the correct answers.
Q: Sabrina quit the police force because she _____ .
was tired of helping people
plans to move
is ready to start a new career
Read the article. Select true or False.
Q: Sidney Crosby’s father did not play professional ice hockey.
_________________________________________________________
Making Dreams Come True!
Sidney Crosby was born on August 7, 1987, and grew up
near Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada. His father, roy, was a very talented ice hockey player, but he never played at the professional level.
As a boy, Sidney was a straight-A student and a role model. It’s no wonder that he’s now one of the most respected and successful players in the National Hockey League. Crosby was only the fifth player to represent
Canada at the World Junior Hockey Championships as a sixteen-year-old in 2003.
His team went on to win the championship in 2005.
Crosby was then drafted by the professional ice hockey team the Pittsburgh Penguins later in 2005 when we was only 18 years old. His nickname, “The Next One,” is a reference to Wayne Gretzky, nicknamed, “The Great One,” who is considered to be the best hockey player of all time.
Crosby, who has had amazing opportunities throughout
his life to achieve his dreams, says, “I want to be able to give back to local organizations so that other young people have the opportunity to reach for their dreams as well.” He has put these words into practice by establishing the Sidney Crosby Foundation, which is
not about ice hockey, but about providing financial support to children’s charities that help whole communities. In 2010, Crosby donated his Olympic
gold medal winnings of $20,000 to his charity, further standing behind his commitment to children’s needs.
TRUE
FALSE
Read the article. Select true or False.
Q: Sidney Crosby was an average student.
_________________________________________________________
Making Dreams Come True!
Sidney Crosby was born on August 7, 1987, and grew up
near Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada. His father, roy, was a very talented ice hockey player, but he never played at the professional level.
As a boy, Sidney was a straight-A student and a role model. It’s no wonder that he’s now one of the most respected and successful players in the National Hockey League. Crosby was only the fifth player to represent
Canada at the World Junior Hockey Championships as a sixteen-year-old in 2003.
His team went on to win the championship in 2005.
Crosby was then drafted by the professional ice hockey team the Pittsburgh Penguins later in 2005 when we was only 18 years old. His nickname, “The Next One,” is a reference to Wayne Gretzky, nicknamed, “The Great One,” who is considered to be the best hockey player of all time.
Crosby, who has had amazing opportunities throughout
his life to achieve his dreams, says, “I want to be able to give back to local organizations so that other young people have the opportunity to reach for their dreams as well.” He has put these words into practice by establishing the Sidney Crosby Foundation, which is
not about ice hockey, but about providing financial support to children’s charities that help whole communities. In 2010, Crosby donated his Olympic
gold medal winnings of $20,000 to his charity, further standing behind his commitment to children’s needs.
TRUE
FALSE
Read the article. Select true or False.
Q: Sidney Crosby is still a positive role model.
_________________________________________________________
Making Dreams Come True!
Sidney Crosby was born on August 7, 1987, and grew up
near Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada. His father, roy, was a very talented ice hockey player, but he never played at the professional level.
As a boy, Sidney was a straight-A student and a role model. It’s no wonder that he’s now one of the most respected and successful players in the National Hockey League. Crosby was only the fifth player to represent
Canada at the World Junior Hockey Championships as a sixteen-year-old in 2003.
His team went on to win the championship in 2005.
Crosby was then drafted by the professional ice hockey team the Pittsburgh Penguins later in 2005 when we was only 18 years old. His nickname, “The Next One,” is a reference to Wayne Gretzky, nicknamed, “The Great One,” who is considered to be the best hockey player of all time.
Crosby, who has had amazing opportunities throughout
his life to achieve his dreams, says, “I want to be able to give back to local organizations so that other young people have the opportunity to reach for their dreams as well.” He has put these words into practice by establishing the Sidney Crosby Foundation, which is
not about ice hockey, but about providing financial support to children’s charities that help whole communities. In 2010, Crosby donated his Olympic
gold medal winnings of $20,000 to his charity, further standing behind his commitment to children’s needs.
TRUE
FALSE
Read the article. Select true or False.
Q: Sidney Crosby was drafted to play professional ice hockey when he was 18.
_________________________________________________________
Making Dreams Come True!
Sidney Crosby was born on August 7, 1987, and grew up
near Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada. His father, roy, was a very talented ice hockey player, but he never played at the professional level.
As a boy, Sidney was a straight-A student and a role model. It’s no wonder that he’s now one of the most respected and successful players in the National Hockey League. Crosby was only the fifth player to represent
Canada at the World Junior Hockey Championships as a sixteen-year-old in 2003.
His team went on to win the championship in 2005.
Crosby was then drafted by the professional ice hockey team the Pittsburgh Penguins later in 2005 when we was only 18 years old. His nickname, “The Next One,” is a reference to Wayne Gretzky, nicknamed, “The Great One,” who is considered to be the best hockey player of all time.
Crosby, who has had amazing opportunities throughout
his life to achieve his dreams, says, “I want to be able to give back to local organizations so that other young people have the opportunity to reach for their dreams as well.” He has put these words into practice by establishing the Sidney Crosby Foundation, which is
not about ice hockey, but about providing financial support to children’s charities that help whole communities. In 2010, Crosby donated his Olympic
gold medal winnings of $20,000 to his charity, further standing behind his commitment to children’s needs.
TRUE
FALSE
Read the article. Select true or False.
Q: Wayne Gretzky’s nickname is “The Next One.”
_________________________________________________________
Making Dreams Come True!
Sidney Crosby was born on August 7, 1987, and grew up
near Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada. His father, roy, was a very talented ice hockey player, but he never played at the professional level.
As a boy, Sidney was a straight-A student and a role model. It’s no wonder that he’s now one of the most respected and successful players in the National Hockey League. Crosby was only the fifth player to represent
Canada at the World Junior Hockey Championships as a sixteen-year-old in 2003.
His team went on to win the championship in 2005.
Crosby was then drafted by the professional ice hockey team the Pittsburgh Penguins later in 2005 when we was only 18 years old. His nickname, “The Next One,” is a reference to Wayne Gretzky, nicknamed, “The Great One,” who is considered to be the best hockey player of all time.
Crosby, who has had amazing opportunities throughout
his life to achieve his dreams, says, “I want to be able to give back to local organizations so that other young people have the opportunity to reach for their dreams as well.” He has put these words into practice by establishing the Sidney Crosby Foundation, which is
not about ice hockey, but about providing financial support to children’s charities that help whole communities. In 2010, Crosby donated his Olympic
gold medal winnings of $20,000 to his charity, further standing behind his commitment to children’s needs.
TRUE
FALSE
Read the article. Select true or False.
Q: Sidney Crosby’s foundation helps children who want to play ice hockey.
_________________________________________________________
Making Dreams Come True!
Sidney Crosby was born on August 7, 1987, and grew up
near Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada. His father, roy, was a very talented ice hockey player, but he never played at the professional level.
As a boy, Sidney was a straight-A student and a role model. It’s no wonder that he’s now one of the most respected and successful players in the National Hockey League. Crosby was only the fifth player to represent
Canada at the World Junior Hockey Championships as a sixteen-year-old in 2003.
His team went on to win the championship in 2005.
Crosby was then drafted by the professional ice hockey team the Pittsburgh Penguins later in 2005 when we was only 18 years old. His nickname, “The Next One,” is a reference to Wayne Gretzky, nicknamed, “The Great One,” who is considered to be the best hockey player of all time.
Crosby, who has had amazing opportunities throughout
his life to achieve his dreams, says, “I want to be able to give back to local organizations so that other young people have the opportunity to reach for their dreams as well.” He has put these words into practice by establishing the Sidney Crosby Foundation, which is
not about ice hockey, but about providing financial support to children’s charities that help whole communities. In 2010, Crosby donated his Olympic
gold medal winnings of $20,000 to his charity, further standing behind his commitment to children’s needs.
TRUE
FALSE
Read the article. Select true or False.
Q: Sidney Crosby played ice hockey in the 2010 Winter Olympic Games.
_________________________________________________________
Making Dreams Come True!
Sidney Crosby was born on August 7, 1987, and grew up
near Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada. His father, roy, was a very talented ice hockey player, but he never played at the professional level.
As a boy, Sidney was a straight-A student and a role model. It’s no wonder that he’s now one of the most respected and successful players in the National Hockey League. Crosby was only the fifth player to represent
Canada at the World Junior Hockey Championships as a sixteen-year-old in 2003.
His team went on to win the championship in 2005.
Crosby was then drafted by the professional ice hockey team the Pittsburgh Penguins later in 2005 when we was only 18 years old. His nickname, “The Next One,” is a reference to Wayne Gretzky, nicknamed, “The Great One,” who is considered to be the best hockey player of all time.
Crosby, who has had amazing opportunities throughout
his life to achieve his dreams, says, “I want to be able to give back to local organizations so that other young people have the opportunity to reach for their dreams as well.” He has put these words into practice by establishing the Sidney Crosby Foundation, which is
not about ice hockey, but about providing financial support to children’s charities that help whole communities. In 2010, Crosby donated his Olympic
gold medal winnings of $20,000 to his charity, further standing behind his commitment to children’s needs.
TRUE
FALSE
