11 reading and writing II term

Question a)

Frankenstein, which is partly a horror story and partly science-fiction, is one of the most famous novels of the 19th century. It was written (a) ____________ Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin when she was just 18 years old. She began the story when she (b) ____________ living with her future husband, the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley in a cottage on the shores of Lake Geneva, where they had (c) _________ to spend the summer of 1816. However, the weather was terrible, and they (d) ____________ to spend a lot of their time inside. Their friend and neighbour, the poet Lord Byron, suggested that they (e) ____________ all write a ghost story to keep everyone entertained, and Frankenstein was Mary’s contribution. In Mary’s book, Dr Frankenstein is a scientist who creates something he calls ‘the monster’. At the beginning, the ‘monster’ is (f) ____________ sensitive creature who feels terribly lonely because he is not the same (g) ____________ anyone else. He wants to find love and friendship but becomes angry when he realises he will never (h) ____________ accepted – and that is when he begins his campaign of murder and terror.

Question b)

Frankenstein, which is partly a horror story and partly science-fiction, is one of the most famous novels of the 19th century. It was written (a) ____________ Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin when she was just 18 years old. She began the story when she (b) ____________ living with her future husband, the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley in a cottage on the shores of Lake Geneva, where they had (c) _________ to spend the summer of 1816. However, the weather was terrible, and they (d) ____________ to spend a lot of their time inside. Their friend and neighbour, the poet Lord Byron, suggested that they (e) ____________ all write a ghost story to keep everyone entertained, and Frankenstein was Mary’s contribution. In Mary’s book, Dr Frankenstein is a scientist who creates something he calls ‘the monster’. At the beginning, the ‘monster’ is (f) ____________ sensitive creature who feels terribly lonely because he is not the same (g) ____________ anyone else. He wants to find love and friendship but becomes angry when he realises he will never

(h) ____________ accepted – and that is when he begins his campaign of murder and terror.

Question c)

Frankenstein, which is partly a horror story and partly science-fiction, is one of the most famous novels of the 19th century. It was written (a) ____________ Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin when she was just 18 years old. She began the story when she (b) ____________ living with her future husband, the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley in a cottage on the shores of Lake Geneva, where they had (c) _________ to spend the summer of 1816. However, the weather was terrible, and they (d) ____________ to spend a lot of their time inside. Their friend and neighbour, the poet Lord Byron, suggested that they (e) ____________ all write a ghost story to keep everyone entertained, and Frankenstein was Mary’s contribution. In Mary’s book, Dr Frankenstein is a scientist who creates something he calls ‘the monster’. At the beginning, the ‘monster’ is (f) ____________ sensitive creature who feels terribly lonely because he is not the same (g) ____________ anyone else. He wants to find love and friendship but becomes angry when he realises he will never (h) ____________ accepted – and that is when he begins his campaign of murder and terror.

Question d)

Frankenstein, which is partly a horror story and partly science-fiction, is one of the most famous novels of the 19th century. It was written (a) ____________ Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin when she was just 18 years old. She began the story when she (b) ____________ living with her future husband, the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley in a cottage on the shores of Lake Geneva, where they had (c) _________ to spend the summer of 1816. However, the weather was terrible, and they (d) ____________ to spend a lot of their time inside. Their friend and neighbour, the poet Lord Byron, suggested that they (e) ____________ all write a ghost story to keep everyone entertained, and Frankenstein was Mary’s contribution. In Mary’s book, Dr Frankenstein is a scientist who creates something he calls ‘the monster’. At the beginning, the ‘monster’ is (f) ____________ sensitive creature who feels terribly lonely because he is not the same (g) ____________ anyone else. He wants to find love and friendship but becomes angry when he realises he will never

(h) ____________ accepted – and that is when he begins his campaign of murder and terror.

Question e)

Frankenstein, which is partly a horror story and partly science-fiction, is one of the most famous novels of the 19th century. It was written (a) ____________ Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin when she was just 18 years old. She began the story when she (b) ____________ living with her future husband, the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley in a cottage on the shores of Lake Geneva, where they had (c) _________ to spend the summer of 1816. However, the weather was terrible, and they (d) ____________ to spend a lot of their time inside. Their friend and neighbour, the poet Lord Byron, suggested that they (e) ____________ all write a ghost story to keep everyone entertained, and Frankenstein was Mary’s contribution. In Mary’s book, Dr Frankenstein is a scientist who creates something he calls ‘the monster’. At the beginning, the ‘monster’ is (f) ____________ sensitive creature who feels terribly lonely because he is not the same (g) ____________ anyone else. He wants to find love and friendship but becomes angry when he realises he will never

(h) ____________ accepted – and that is when he begins his campaign of murder and terror.

Question f)

Frankenstein, which is partly a horror story and partly science-fiction, is one of the most famous novels of the 19th century. It was written (a) ____________ Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin when she was just 18 years old. She began the story when she (b) ____________ living with her future husband, the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley in a cottage on the shores of Lake Geneva, where they had (c) _________ to spend the summer of 1816. However, the weather was terrible, and they (d) ____________ to spend a lot of their time inside. Their friend and neighbour, the poet Lord Byron, suggested that they (e) ____________ all write a ghost story to keep everyone entertained, and Frankenstein was Mary’s contribution. In Mary’s book, Dr Frankenstein is a scientist who creates something he calls ‘the monster’. At the beginning, the ‘monster’ is (f) ____________ sensitive creature who feels terribly lonely because he is not the same (g) ____________ anyone else. He wants to find love and friendship but becomes angry when he realises he will never

(h) ____________ accepted – and that is when he begins his campaign of murder and terror.

Question g)

Frankenstein, which is partly a horror story and partly science-fiction, is one of the most famous novels of the 19th century. It was written (a) ____________ Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin when she was just 18 years old. She began the story when she (b) ____________ living with her future husband, the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley in a cottage on the shores of Lake Geneva, where they had (c) _________ to spend the summer of 1816. However, the weather was terrible, and they (d) ____________ to spend a lot of their time inside. Their friend and neighbour, the poet Lord Byron, suggested that they (e) ____________ all write a ghost story to keep everyone entertained, and Frankenstein was Mary’s contribution. In Mary’s book, Dr Frankenstein is a scientist who creates something he calls ‘the monster’. At the beginning, the ‘monster’ is (f) ____________ sensitive creature who feels terribly lonely because he is not the same (g) ____________ anyone else. He wants to find love and friendship but becomes angry when he realises he will never

(h) ____________ accepted – and that is when he begins his campaign of murder and terror.

Question h)

Frankenstein, which is partly a horror story and partly science-fiction, is one of the most famous novels of the 19th century. It was written (a) ____________ Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin when she was just 18 years old. She began the story when she (b) ____________ living with her future husband, the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley in a cottage on the shores of Lake Geneva, where they had (c) _________ to spend the summer of 1816. However, the weather was terrible, and they (d) ____________ to spend a lot of their time inside. Their friend and neighbour, the poet Lord Byron, suggested that they (e) ____________ all write a ghost story to keep everyone entertained, and Frankenstein was Mary’s contribution. In Mary’s book, Dr Frankenstein is a scientist who creates something he calls ‘the monster’. At the beginning, the ‘monster’ is (f) ____________ sensitive creature who feels terribly lonely because he is not the same (g) ____________ anyone else. He wants to find love and friendship but becomes angry when he realises he will never

(h) ____________ accepted – and that is when he begins his campaign of murder and terror.

Povlsen, however, is not thinking about this year or the next. He is thinking about the way Scotland will look 200 years from now, when the forests have come back and can live on without human help. ____________ The trees will help the environment by storing carbon and helping to slow down climate change.

Until a few hundred years ago, much of Scotland was part of the Caledonian Forest, a huge area of woodland of ancient trees and wildlife. In time, the forest began to be cleared to make farms. ____________ Less than 5% of the original forest is now left.

They’re letting my brother have three days off school to play in a football tournament. It’s not fair. (ALLOWED)

My brother ______________ to have three days off school to play in a football tournament. It’s not fair

When I need a haircut, I usually go to Antonio’s. (HAVE)

I usually ______________ at Antonio’s

____________ a new computer can take quite a lot of time.

I used to be friends with Angela, but we ___________ after an argument about money.

If you ____________ the page, you’ll see the answers on the other side.