INTELLECTUAL OUTPUT 2 English version | Page 209

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1.
( a) waits
( b) weighs
( c)
way
( d) ways
2.
( a) welcome
( b) welcomed
( c)
welcomes
( d) well
3.
( a) leasing
( b) lifting
( c)
leaving
( d) leading
4.
( a) two times
( b) doubling
( c)
twice
( d) twofold
5.
( a) in
( b) up
( c)
down
( d) out
6.
( a) heated
( b) warm
( c)
heat
( d) fire
7.
( a) help
( b) helps
( c)
helpful
( d) helper
8.
( a) thru
( b) thought
( c)
through
( d) though
9.
( a) longer
( b) length
( c)
long
( d) longest
10.
( a)
liken
( b) likelihood
( c)
likely
( d) likeness
11.
( a)
Lesser
( b) Nevertheless( c)
Additionally( d) Never
12.
( a)
without
( b) all
( c)
them
( d) it
HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT:
1. Compulsory: Individually. Choose several of the words from the text. Make a crossword with definitions. Present the crossword to your classmates. Your classmates will solve the puzzle.
2. Extra: Individually. Choose several of the words from the text. Use a dictionary or Google’ s search field( or another search engine) to build up more associations / collocations of each word.
FOLLOW-UP LESSON – project work:
1. In groups of four. Make a poster about the different types of pizza around the world – especially those in Italy. Include pizza made in your country. Use a dictionary to help you. Show your poster to your class. Vote on the best one( s).
2. In pairs. Write a magazine article about the new healthy wonder pizza. Write about how it might change all fast food and that one day, burgers might be health food. Use a dictionary to help you. Read what you wrote to your classmates. Which article was best and why?
3. Individually. Write a letter to the researchers of the new pizza baking method. Give them three pieces of advice about