1. face-to-face (adj)

a. an intended plan to achieve a specific purpose

2. prepare (for) (v)

b. a way of learning that combines online materials with traditional classroom methods

3. strategy (n)

c. close together and facing each other

4. online learning (n)

d. to make things ready to be used

5. blended learning(n)

e. a way of learning that happens on the Internet

A

B

1. global

a. animals

2. practical

b. issues

3. environmental

c. actions

4. endangered

d. warming

1. upload

a. notes

2. do

b. a video

3. find

c. a project

4. take

d. information

1. _________

helping stop people fighting (A)

2. _________

damage or injury (B)

3. _________

having great knowledge (C)

4. _________

people or organisations that invest money (D)

1. Mr. Smith was talking to the students 

a. that explains how to use voice recorders.

2. The film which we saw yesterday

b. is Laura.

3. The speaker, who will share new learning activities in our workshop,

c. which is in the middle of Viet Nam.

4. We often go to Da Nang,

d. whose presentations were really impressive.

5. My cousin gave me an instruction book

e. was quite interesting.

T

F

1. Linda would like to be a kindergarten teacher.

2. Lan wants to be a teacher of maths and physics in the future.

3. Mark says that girls mustn’t be kept home in today’s world.

T

F

1. Only male teachers are trained to become rugby coaches in Fiji.

2. Kitiana Kaitu is working at a primary school in Nasinu.

3. Kitiana is a qualified coach for the rugby programme.

4. Rugby and other sports can’t help change the expected behaviour.

A. intends

D. encourage

B. is pleased to accept

E. promised

C. go into

This person …

Kim

Laura

1. thinks that online learningisn't as good as face-to-face learning.

2. gains the same knowledge in both ways of learning.

3. has more direct conversations and discussions.

4. uses emails to contact classmates.

5. can pay more attention in class.

6. needs to have access to high-speed Internet.