Family Patterns and Relationships – True or False

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Family Patterns and Relationships – True or FalseOnline version Quiz on family life and relationships by Farida Selmi 1 Sally sees her father at weekends. Yes No 2 The activity includes a "Scanning Race" to find specific information in the texts. Yes No 3 Students learn WH-question words (Who, What, When, Where, How, Why) to ask about information in texts. Yes No 4 The final writing task asks students to write five lines about a family member using at least three target words. Yes No 5 A vocabulary set includes words like supportive, severe, easy-going, wisdom, fighting, miserable, divorce, orphanage, and afford. Yes No 6 Three texts about Peter, Linda, and Sally are used for reading for gist. Yes No 7 Linda is linked to family conflict and divorce. Yes No 8 The lesson covers family patterns such as large, small, nuclear, and extended. Yes No 9 The lesson is designed for 9th form, intermediate level. Yes No 10 Peter is associated with a positive relationship with parents. Yes No

Family Patterns and Relationships – True or FalseOnline version

Quiz on family life and relationships

by Farida Selmi

Sally sees her father at weekends.

Yes

The activity includes a "Scanning Race" to find specific information in the texts.

Yes

Students learn WH-question words (Who, What, When, Where, How, Why) to ask about information in texts.

Yes

The final writing task asks students to write five lines about a family member using at least three target words.

Yes

A vocabulary set includes words like supportive, severe, easy-going, wisdom, fighting, miserable, divorce, orphanage, and afford.

Yes

Three texts about Peter, Linda, and Sally are used for reading for gist.

Yes

Linda is linked to family conflict and divorce.

Yes

The lesson covers family patterns such as large, small, nuclear, and extended.

Yes

The lesson is designed for 9th form, intermediate level.

Yes

Peter is associated with a positive relationship with parents.

Yes

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Family Patterns and Relationships – True or FalseOnline version

by Farida Selmi

Sally sees her father at weekends.

The activity includes a "Scanning Race" to find specific information in the texts.

Students learn WH-question words (Who, What, When, Where, How, Why) to ask about information in texts.

The final writing task asks students to write five lines about a family member using at least three target words.

A vocabulary set includes words like supportive, severe, easy-going, wisdom, fighting, miserable, divorce, orphanage, and afford.

Three texts about Peter, Linda, and Sally are used for reading for gist.

Linda is linked to family conflict and divorce.

The lesson covers family patterns such as large, small, nuclear, and extended.

The lesson is designed for 9th form, intermediate level.

Peter is associated with a positive relationship with parents.

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