Now, put yourself into the shoes of your parent of teacher and decide which advice you would give in the following situations:
1. Peter's friend Janet is hiding a terrible truth from her parents. Peter knows it's a secret, but he really feels as if something horrible is going to happen unless Janet's parents realise the trouble she's in. What should Peter do?
2. Mary has a new boy in class. He keeps to himself, has lots of problems studying, doesn't make friends at all, and even falls asleep during the lessons. She accidentally finds out he's really poor, has a big family, no room of his own, has a part-time job to help the family and is dyslexic. What should Mary do?
3. You are in trouble. Your friends are all travelling to an important world city and you really wish to go, but you know your parents can't afford it. What should you do?
For your next challenge, here are some words which you're supposed to match to their synonyms or explanations in English.
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FLOATING
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SIZE
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TO SUGGEST
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RIDICULOUS
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PITCH
You are about to watch a video. Before you do, discuss what the words from the previous task could possibly have to do with the word FOOTBALL.
Now, enjoy the video...
How much do you remember?
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Is it a true story or just fiction?
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The video is about some fishermen and their nets.
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The village is situated on a mountain.
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The boys made a football pitch using pieces of wood.
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The villagers completely made fun of the boys.
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They got only to the quarterfinals on their first tournament.
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They finished their final match on the tournament barefoot.
What does the phrase MAKE A DIFFERENCE mean?
Who makes a difference in your life?
How can you make a difference in your life or in somebody else's life?
Do you?