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S4 - W23 - U7.1 - Weekly Worksheet - Phiếu cuối tuần 23

The document is a worksheet for an ESL class focusing on Australia, covering vocabulary related to geography and weather, as well as grammar on the present continuous tense. It includes exercises for filling in blanks, answering questions, and reading comprehension about Australia's varied landscapes and notable features. The worksheet is designed to assess students' understanding of the material with a scoring system.

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S4 - W23 - U7.1 - Weekly Worksheet - Phiếu cuối tuần 23

The document is a worksheet for an ESL class focusing on Australia, covering vocabulary related to geography and weather, as well as grammar on the present continuous tense. It includes exercises for filling in blanks, answering questions, and reading comprehension about Australia's varied landscapes and notable features. The worksheet is designed to assess students' understanding of the material with a scoring system.

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Global English 4

Name: ……………………………………………………….
ESL Class: …………… Date: ………………………………

WORKSHEET – WEEK 23
Unit 7.1: Australia Score: ___/ 20

A. KEY POINTS

• Australia: desert, mountain range, coral reef, rock formation, coast,


Vocabulary
tropical rainforest, length, width, height, depth
(Từ vựng)
• Blog spot: snorkelling, rubbish, conservation, conservationist, poison.
Grammar Present continuous (Thì hiện tại tiếp diễn để nói về kế hoạch tương lai)
(Ngữ pháp) ✔ Tomorrow, we’re having a picnic on the beach.
B. PRACTICE
I. Fill in the blanks with the correct words from the box.
turbulent blizzard flood blustery drought
tornado mountain range coast coral reef
0. There are thundery clouds in the sky today and a blustery wind is howling.

1. A ………………………………… is a violent, spinning storm that can destroy buildings and trees.

2. The sea is very ………………………………… today, with huge waves crashing onto the shore.

3. A ………………………………… is a snowstorm with strong winds and heavy snowfall.

4. After days of heavy rain, there was a terrible ………………………………… in the city.

5. We can see many tall mountains in a ……………………………………………………….

6. The …………………………………is the land next to the sea.

7. A ………………………………… is a special underwater home for many fish and sea animals.

8. Many plants and animals die when there is a long ………………………………… with no rain.

II. Answer the questions. Use at least 4 words to answer.


1. Have you ever seen a big thunderstorm?

…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… .

2. What is the worst weather you have ever seen in your country?

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… .

3. What should you do when there is a tornado?

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… .
III. Read the text and do the tasks.
Australia has a varied landscape. Almost 20 per cent of Australia is desert. There it is hot
and dry with hardly any rainfall. There are mountain ranges across the whole of the east
coast, where the temperatures are sometimes below zero. There are also tropical
rainforests in the north, where it’s hot and humid. The amazing Great Barrier Reef is the
world’s largest coral reef and stretches for 2,000 km along the north-east coast. The total
length of the Australian coastline is 35,877 km, which is very long! The width of Australia
is impressive too. It takes five hours to fly from Brisbane to Perth, which is 3,614 km. If
you drove for eight hours a day, it would take 5.5 days to do the same journey. In the centre
of Australia is the beautiful Uluru (known as Ayer’s Rock outside Australia), a huge,
mysterious sandstone rock formation that looks like it changes colour at different times of
the day. It’s an important place for the Aboriginal people of the area. The highest peak is
Mount Kosciuszko in New South Wales, which reaches a height of 2,228 m. The Perth
Canyon, which attracts exotic marine life and blue whales, can be found on the east coast,
with a depth of 4,000 m.
A. What do these numbers tell you? Match the numbers to their meanings.
1. 35,877 km: a. the height of Mount Kosciuszko

2. 3,614 km: b. the depth of the Perth Canyon

3. 2,228 m: c. the length of the Australian coastline

4. 4,000 m: d. the width of Australia

1. ………… 2. ………… 3. ………… 4. …………

B. Read the questions and choose the correct answers. Underline keywords.
0. What percentage of Australia is desert?
A. 20% B. 2% C. 12%
1. What is the text about?
A. Geography of Australia B. Animals in Australia C. Weather in Australia
2. What is the world’s largest coral reef?
A. Brisbane B. Great Barrier Reef C. Kosciuszko
3. How many hours does it take to fly from Brisbane to Perth?
A. 5 hours B. 15 hours C. 0.5 hours
4. What is special about Uluru?
A. mysterious sandstone rock B. attracts exotic marine C. the world’s largest
formation life coral reef
5. Where can you find exotic marine life and blue whales?
A. Uluru B. New South Wales C. on the east coast of
Perth Canyon

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