WorksheetsWithout A Tie_Restorying
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 24mins
Reorder the following sentences in sequence of the story "Without a Tie"
Jeremy was flying over the desert one day when the engine of his little plane suddenly broke down
It made that sort of noise as engines do when they start to go wrong.
The plane then suddenly started to drop out of the sky
It went towards the desert and crashed into the sand
But the plane was a complete wreck
But the plane was a complete wreck. It was totally (a) .
Jeremy climbed out of his (a) and looked around him. Oh, my (b) !
Reorder the following sentences in sequence of the story "Without a Tie"
Jeremy climbed out of his plane and looked around him
There was nothing here but the sand and sky.
He started walking in a direction he thought might go towards a town or village.
The sun was hot. It was midday
It was, my goodness, it was in the 40s! Or perhaps in the 50s! That's 40 degrees Celsius or 50 degrees Celsius
He started walking in a (a) he thought might go towards a town or village.
He had no (a) , no (b) , and no water.
And water in the (a) when it's that hot, is very, very important if you want to (b)
Reorder the following sentences in sequence of the story "Without a Tie"
suddenly, he thought he saw something in the distance, a shape moving.
Could it be a mirage? A mirage.
Well, it's when you look through the heat.
The air is, well, it's distorted a bit, isn't it? So you can't see very well.
So we call that a mirage because perhaps what you're looking at is not really there.
Reorder the following sentences in sequence of the story "Without a Tie"
But this shape was getting bigger because it was coming towards him.
And then he could make it out.
A man on a camel.
And the man and the camel were coming towards him quite quickly
He was a very (a) looking man wearing flowing gowns (long loose clothing)
He had a long (a) . And (b) , he had a suitcase.
Reorder the following sentences in sequence of the story "Without a Tie"
Good day, my man. How are you? Perhaps you would like to buy a tie?"
And he opened a suitcase and indeed, inside, were a number of ties.
Jeremy could hardly speak. He was so thirsty and his throat was so dry.
"Give me ah… water. Water. Please. I'm dying. I need water."
Ah. I don't have any water. But I have some lovely ties.
The man selling the tie listed different colors except ..................
green ones and blue ones
pink ones and purple ones.
striped ones and checked ones
ties with little polka dots
Black ones and white ones
What is the meaning of "trudge"?
to walk with great difficulty
to run as fast as you can
to hide under the tree
to drink glass of water
to wear a nice dress
What does "Mirage" mean?
what you're looking at is not really there
What is see is the exact thing
you can see through
beautiful buildings
What is the meaning of "on his last leg"?
he was so tired, he could go no further.
he can dance all night
he likes walking
he did not wear his pants
My goodness, it was such a (a) hotel.
He got up and trudged on, and eventually arrived at the door of the hotel.
He was really on his last legs, we say in English on his last legs.
And he knocked at the door of the beautiful white hotel.
Almost immediately, a man opened the hotel, looking very elegant in a jacket, and well, a suit, really
And a nice shirt and tie. And his hair was greased and combed back making him look smart.
His hair was greased and combed back making him look smart.
What is greased? Explain in your own words
But the plane was a complete wreck. It was totally destroyed.
And curiously, he had a suitcase.
After walking for a while, he was very, very thirsty.
It was hotel - a beautiful hotel right in the middle of the desert.
a man opened the hotel, looking very elegant in a jacket, and well, a suit, really
