Упр.5 Unit 2 Reader ГДЗ English Кузовлев 6 класс
Put the story in the correct order.
A. One Saturday afternoon Mrs Ellis said she wanted to go shopping. Mouse didn’t want to go. Her mother said she could stay at our house. Mouse gave me yo-yo lessons for some time. Then she said, “Let’s invite Sondra and Jane.”
B. … We started our game of hide-and-seek. I ran to Mrs Ellis’s room and hid in her closet. I waited. Soon I heard footsteps. The closet door opened. “Sheila Tubman!” Mrs Ellis shouted. “You scared me! What are you doing in my closet?” “I don’t know,” I told her. “You better know. I’m waiting to hear your answer.” “Well … you see …” I began. And then Mouse, Sondra and Jane came into the room. “Hi, Mom,” Mouse said. “Mouse! What is happening here?” Mrs Ellis asked. “We are playing hide-and-seek,” Mouse said. “You are supposed to be at Sheila’s house. Mrs Tubman is looking for you. Sheila, go and phone your mother and tell her where you are.”
C. That evening Mr Ellis boarded up the milk door. And we all knew that was the end of indoor hide-and-seek at the Mouse House.
D. When the girls came to my house, Mouse asked, “Want to play indoor hide-and-seek?” “Hey, yeah,” Jane said. “At your house, Mouse!” “But we can’t,” I said. “Her mother isn’t home.” Mouse and Jane laughed then and Sondra said, “There’s a milk door. This way we can get in the Mouse House when her mother isn’t home.”
Who is who in the story? Match.
- Mouse (the girl’s nickname)
- Sondra
- Jane
- Mrs Ellis
- Mr Ellis
- Mrs Tubman
How did the girls get into the Mouse House? What game did they play there?
Word power
- a door — дверь
- indoor — находящийся в помещении, комнатный
- an indoor game — ?
- an outdoor game — ?
- a milk door — здесь молочник оставляет молочные продукты
- a closet door — ?
Who do the italicized words refer to? Read the Learning to Learn note first.
Who is saying what in the picture? Complete the bubbles.
Why did Mrs Ellis say the following?
- You scared me!
- I’m waiting to hear your answer.
What did the girls do wrong? Choose the correct answers. Prove from the story.
- They played indoor hide-and-seek.
- They got in the Mouse House without Mrs Ellis’s permission.
- Sheila didn’t tell her mother where she would go.
- Sheila hid in Mrs Ellis’s closet.
- Mouse didn’t tell her mother where she would go.
- The girls got in the Mouse House when her mother was not home.
Role play. How would the girls apologise to their parents? Act out the conversations between Sheila and her mother, Mouse and her mother.
1) Correct order: A, D, B, C.
2) Who is who:
- Mouse — the girl’s nickname
- Sondra — the girl who suggested using the milk door
- Jane — the girl who said, “At your house, Mouse!”
- Mrs Ellis — Mouse’s mother
- Mr Ellis — Mouse’s father
- Mrs Tubman — Sheila’s mother
3) Word power:
- an indoor game — a game played inside
- an outdoor game — a game played outside
- a closet door — the door of a closet
4) References:
- We — Sheila, Mouse, Sondra and Jane
- her — Mouse’s
- our — Sheila’s family’s
- she — Mouse’s mother / Mrs Ellis
- you — Sheila
- that — Mr Ellis boarding up the milk door
5) Who is saying what:
- Sheila: “But we can’t. Her mother isn’t home.”
- Jane: “At your house, Mouse!”
- Sondra: “There’s a milk door. This way we can get in the Mouse House when her mother isn’t home.”
- Mrs Ellis: “Sheila Tubman! You scared me! What are you doing in my closet?”
- Mrs Ellis: “You better know. I’m waiting to hear your answer.”
- Mouse: “Hi, Mom.”
- Mouse: “We are playing hide-and-seek.”
6) Why did Mrs Ellis say this?
- You scared me! — because Sheila was hiding in her closet, and Mrs Ellis did not expect to find her there.
- I’m waiting to hear your answer. — because Sheila did not explain why she was in the closet.
7) What did the girls do wrong?
- They played indoor hide-and-seek.
- They got in the Mouse House without Mrs Ellis’s permission.
- Sheila didn’t tell her mother where she would go.
- Sheila hid in Mrs Ellis’s closet.
- Mouse didn’t tell her mother where she would go.
- The girls got in the Mouse House when her mother was not home.
8) Possible apologies:
Sheila: I’m sorry, Mom. I should have told you where I was going.
Sheila’s mother: You should always tell me where you are going.
Mouse: I’m sorry, Mom. We shouldn’t have played hide-and-seek without your permission.
Mouse’s mother: You must ask first and stay safe.
