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(B) 38) Read the article again and answer the questions. 1 What is special about smart clothes? __ 2 What does Amanda Peters do? __ 3 Which parts of the Jacquard jacket are special? __ 4 Write two things the jacket can do with your smartphone __ summarium 5 What can you get every month with Sensoria Smart Socks? . __ 6 What three things can Sensoria Smart Socks tell you? __

Use the correct form of the verbs . Present perfect or past simple . Write the full verb form. 1. Alex square tennis for months. (not play) 2. I square lots of new songs . (download) 3. We square sandwiches ; for

When my Uncle Alan turned up at my thirteenth birthday party without a present, I couldn't hide the disappointment on my face. He was my favourite uncle, and he always bought me fantastic presents. "Don't look so sad.Anna,' he said kindly.Thaven't forgotten to get you a present. I just couldn't bring it with me. Tomorrow, I'm taking you abseiling.' "I didn't know you had a boat,'I said. "No, not sailing! Abseiling!" "What's that?" I asked. T've never heard of it. "You'll see," he said mysteriously. Early the next day Uncle Alan drove me to Lamerton Adventure Park I'd never been there before, but had often told my mum and dad how exciting it sounded. As we drove through the gates, it seemed that, once again, Uncle Alan had found me a birthday present I'd never forget. When we arrived, we went to find my instructor, a friendly young woman called Isabelle. She put me completely at case, and I knew that.whatever I was going to be doing, I'd be quite safe with her. "So, Anna, have you ever been absciling before?she asked. I admitted I didn't even know what abseiling was. "Well, it's always fun to experience something new, isn't it?she said. We walked through the park, and ended up at a rocky hill. The biggest rock face was extremely high and steep, but there were smaller, easier faces too. When I saw the equipment waiting for me-a rope, a harness and a helmet - I guessed what I was going to be doing. 'Oh, I'm going rock climbing!" I said excitedly. 'Not exactly," said Uncle Alan. Isabelle explained. With rock climbing, you start at the bottom and go up, but with abseiling, you start at the top and go down.' Now I understood. We carried the equipment up a path to the top of the smallest rock face. I carefully looked over the edge. The ground was about five metres below. "This is going to be fun," I thought. Isabelle tied the rope carefully to a metal ring.and then threaded it through my harness, which by now I was wearing round my waist. She threw the other end of the rope over the edge of the rock face, and it fell to the ground. "This is where I say goodbye," said Uncle Alan T'm going back down to the bottom. I'll be holding the other end of the rope, so you'll be quite safe. See you when you come down!' Isabelle was the perfect instructor. She talked me through what to do step by step. I stood on the edge of the rock face with my back to the drop My left hand was holding the rope in front of me, my right hand holding the rope behind me. "Now," she said, "gently lean back. This was the most difficult part. It's a terribly scary experience leaning back over a cliff, especially the first time you attempt it, and for the first few minutes I wondered whether I could actually do it. Finally,I decided to risk it. I didn't want Uncle Alan thinking I was a coward. Keeping my feet still, I leant back a little Then a little more. "Fantastic" shouted Uncle Alan from below me. "That's wonderful!" said Isabelle . Now, slowly start to walk down the rock. It was more like bouncing than actual walking, but I started to go down.It didn't take long to reach the bottom, but I felt a huge sense of achievement when I put my feet on the ground next to Uncle Alan. "I'm so proud of you!" he said. "Do you want to try a higher rock face now?" "You bet!"I said. "The higher, the better!' A14 When Uncle Alan saw Anna's disappointment, he realised that 1) he should have brought a present with him. 2) he really was her favourite uncle. 3) she thought he had forgotten to bring her a present. 4) he had to take her somewhere the next day: A15 Anna had frequently told her parents that 1) Lamerion Adventure Park appealed to her. 2) she had never been abseiling before 3) Uncle Alan's birthday presents were unforgettable. 4) abseiling sounded like a very interesting activity. A16 Isabelle made Anna 1) admit how little she knew about the park. 2) feel totally secure and comfortable. 3) think about previous enjoyable experiences. 4) realise that abseiling would be easy. A17 When Anna saw the equipment, she 1) understood immediately what abselling was. 2) tried hard to guess what it would be used for. 3) asked Isabelle for an explanation. 4) still didn't understand what she would be doing. A17 When Anna saw the equipment, she 1) understood immediately what abseiling was. 2) tried hard to guess what it would be used for. 3) asked Isabelle for an explanation. 4) still didn't understand what she would be doing. A18 Uncle Alan didn't stay at the top of the rock face because 1) he wanted to see Anna when she reached the bottom. 2) he had to hold the rope at the bottom. 3) the rope had fallen over the edge by mistake. 4) he thought she would be safer without him up there. A19 As Anna started to lean back, she 1) felt extremely frightened. 2) wondered if she was a coward. 3) knew she had to risk the danger. 4) remembered the first time she'd done this. A20 After reaching the bottom,Anna 1) thought she had achieved enough for one day. 2) wanted to abseil down a more difficult rock face. 3) made a bet with her uncle about the height of the rock. 4) felt relieved to be on the ground again with her uncle.

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