Missing in Sydney

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Andrea M. Hutchinson
Missing
in Sydney
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Before you read
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1 studying 2 shopping 3 clubbing
4 taking photos 5 windsurfing
6 travelling 7 bungee-jumping
8 climbing 9 snorkelling
EXERCISES
you don’t have to pay to get it
developed first!
6 This is my favourite thing to do on
Saturday evenings. I go to a local
one with a friend and we dance all
night! I usually get home around
4am!
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1 ring tone 2 answer 3 dialled
4 ring 5 hang up
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What is happening?
When did you last see her?
Where are you now?
What time is it there?
Did you call the police?
Did you try to ring her on her
mobile?
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1 About half past eight in the
morning.
2 At the youth hostel, with Amy.
3 I’m not sure. I’ll talk to Amy and
see what she thinks.
4 It’s Lisa. She’s disappeared.
5 Last night, at a party on Bondi
Beach.
6 No, not yet. I mean, maybe we’re
going to it if she doesn’t come back
soon.
7 Yes, but she hasn’t got it with her.
It’s here in the room at the hostel.
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1 I wouldn’t want to do that! The
idea of jumping off a bridge
terrifies me!
2 When I finish school, I want to
spend a year going round the
world, visiting as many different
countries as I can.
3 I get up early on Saturday morning
so that I can get all my homework
done, then I’m free for the rest of
the weekend.
4 I tried it last summer for the first
time, when we were on holiday at
the seaside. The water was too
dirty to be able to see much,
though.
5 It’s great now with digital
cameras, as you can just delete a
picture that’s no good - I mean,
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CHAPTER 3
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Before you read
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Dossier Sydney
C 1: check in E 2: wake up D 3: get up
F 4: get dressed B 5: have breakfast
A 6: pack your things
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1 Bondi Beach 2 Sydney harbour
Bridge 3 Manly Scenic Walkway
4 Circular Quay 5 Sydney Opera
House
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1 Claire and Amy: Have you seen
Lisa?
2 Claire: Why don’t we go back to
Bondi Beach?
3 Claire: Do you want to go to that
bar over there and have some
lunch?
4 Claire: Do you think something
has happened to her?
5 Amy: Were you here yesterday at
the party?
6 Claire: Did you see our friend?
7 Claire: You don’t remember if she
was with anyone?
8 Amy: What time was it when you
saw her?
9 Amy: Who’s got black hair?
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Yes, but I was working.
Ah, yes, I remember her. I
remember thinking how pretty and
tall she was.
7 ...yes, she was talking to a man.
He had black hair....
8 It was about eleven...
9 No answer given in text.
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blue uniforms and they don’t
usually carry guns.
This crime is when you finish
another person’s life.
This is the person who decides
what happens to someone who has
broken the law.
This is the place where people are
put if they have broken the law in
a serious way. They can’t leave
until they have been there for a
specified period of time.
This is when someone takes another
person by force and then asks for
money to let the person go.
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1 Lisa 2 Lisa 3 Lisa 4 Amy 5 The
man with the black hair
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Name: Lisa Macintosh
Age: 18
Height: 1.75m
Eyes: blue
Hair: long, curly, blonde
CHAPTER 6
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1 a pair of high-heeled shoes
2 a skirt
3 a dress
4 a T-shirt
5 a pair of jeans
6 a pair of trainers
When lisa disappeared she was
wearing a pink t-shirt and a pair of
blue jeans
Suggested answers
1 useless; that they were doing
nothing to help
2 sad to see how happy they were
before
3 scared; angry
4 scared; shocked; angry; confused
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1 They try to catch people who break
the law. In Britain, they wear dark
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2 F, Jack is coming out of the
newsagent’s.
3 F, Claire suggests following Jack.
4 F, Amy suggests calling the police.
5 F, Jack walks through Hyde Park
and then east, down Oxford street.
6 F, There are many people around.
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8 F, she wants to go to the police
station.
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1 Amy: Somebody has kidnapped
her!
2 Claire: She’s in trouble.
3 Inspector Swanson: Are you sure
she isn’t with anyone she met at
the party?
4 Claire: We made a rule before we
left England. If you want to stay
out all night then you have to tell
the others where you’re going, who
with and when you’ll be back.
5 Inspector Swanson: That’s a very
serious thing to say.
6 Amy: Why don’t you send some
people to look for her?
7 Claire: I’m sorry. But we’re really
worried about Lisa. She said that a
man was after her.
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(the police)
(murder)
(a judge)
(prison)
(kidnapping)
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1 did, have 2 did, forget 3 did, trust
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1 Are you still there? 2 I’m sorry.
I don’t know. 3 It doesn’t matter.
4 Calm down!
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1 terrified 2 trust 3 evil
4 argument 5 hurts 6 forgot
7 scared 8 mad
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1 library 2 bar 3 sports centre
4 police station 5 park
6 newsagent’s 7 train station
8 cinema 9 post office
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1 listening, looking 2 talking
3 starting 4 making 5 pointing
6 looking, waving
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1 I go here twice a week to play
basketball. Because it’s inside, we
can play even when it’s raining.
2 I pass by here every morning so I
can have something to read on the
train. I like knowing what’s
happening in the world.
3 It’s only small, but they have a
really good choice of books. I love
reading, so I usually go once a
week to take books back and
borrow some more.
4 We usually go here to see new
films when they come out – we
usually go at least twice a month.
5 We’ve got a great one near our
house. It’s really big, with lots of
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space. There are also lots of things
for children to do. On a sunny day,
I love going there to relax and read
a book.
6 My sister’s travelling at the
moment and she seems to ask for
something at least once a week. I
always have to go to this place to
send her things.
7 Jack screams at Lisa, out of control.
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1 dolphin 2 shark 3 tropical fish
4 coral 5 turtle 6 whale
Before you read
Before you read
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Perth Melbourne Sydney Cairns
Barrier Reef Ayers Rock
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Dossier Around Australia
1 box 2 can 3 jar 4 tin 5 bottle
6 carton
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CHAPTER 8
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‘Uluru’; over two miles long; 348
metres high; one and a half miles
wide; grey; half a million people;
spiritual site of cultural and ritual
importance
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Sample answers
1 Jack tells Lisa that she is a liar just
like her father.
2 Jack says that his father is innocent.
3 Claire and Amy can’t believe that
this is the kind, funny guy that
they shared pizza with.
4 Jack tells Lisa that she’s only sorry
that she’s not out having fun with
her friends.
5 Jack finally put his kidnapping plan
into action at the party on Bondi
Beach.
6 Jack laughed a mad laugh in Lisa’s
face.
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1 Claire 2 Lisa 3 Lisa’s father
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© 2006 Black Cat Publishing,
an imprint of Cideb Editrice, Genoa, Canterbury
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