Read the card and answer the question. 1.Who is inviting you to

1.Sue:How old do you think Steve is?

photographer,Carolyn Jenkins
)on safari in South Africa last week
)2 guides and 3 students from the University of Kent
)approach lion in jeep
)leave jeep to take pictures -get close -lion attack
)guides scare the lion away-take her to hospital
)South African Tourist Board-warn tourists not to approach wild animals while on safar

1. What are Robin, Misha and Rosy going to do?
2. Who can help them?
3. Where are they going?
4. Is Alice going to be with them?

We must help Robin

Rosy: We must help Robin get back to his time, and then my brother Rob will come back too. Am I right?
Robin: Yes, you are.
Rosy: What will we have to do? Can we use the Stone of Destiny in Scotland?
Robin: No, that tunnel closed on 2nd November. We'll have to find a new time tunnel.
Rosy:
My brother Mark can help us. He is interested in history and
archaeology. He knows all our family legends. At the moment he is on
Salisbury Plain. Let's go and find him.
Misha: Let's take Alice with us.
Rosy: Oh, 1 forgot. Alice can't come with us. She is going back to France tomorrow. Let's say goodbye to her.

1. Who are the Druids?

2. What do people in Robin’s time do in autumn and in winter?

3. What are autumn and winter in Scotland like?

4. What do people in Robin’s time do in spring and summer?

5. What are spring and summer in Scotland like?

6. What are the special days for the Druids?

7. Why are they special?

8. Do people remember these special days nowadays?

9. How do people celebrate them?

Misha: Do you have magical holidays, Robin? Can you tell me about them?
Robin: Well, where do I start, Misha? I come from Scotland and my great-grandparents were the Druids. The Druids are magical people. They can speak to the trees and to animals. They can fly and see into the future. They say that a year has two halves: a light half (spring and summer) and a dark half (autumn and winter).
The weather in Scotland is usually cool, but spring and summer are often nice. It is never hot, but it can be quite warm. It sometimes rains, but we also get some sun. The nights are short and the days are long. People work in the fields. Children lie in the sun and play in the woods.
But autumn and winter in Scotland are very cold. The weather is bad. In autumn it often rains and in winter it snows and rains,

2. What is the difference between them nowadays?
3. What do tabloids write about?
4. What do broadsheets focus on?



In the UK we have two main kinds of newspapers: broadsheets and tabloids.
Originally these names came from the size of the newspapers. A tabloid format newspaper was smaller and the broadsheet format newspaper was bigger.
But nowadays when we talk about tabloids and broadsheets, we talk about two different kinds of newspapers: easy reading and quality newspapers. Tabloids report news in a very condensed form. They write about celebrities, the British Royal Family, sport, crime stories and scandals.
Broadsheets give their readers long, detailed reports on the latest news and focus on more serious things: politics, economy, government, international events, business, culture.