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4E2 Monday, the 20Th of April, 2020 A) Netball 4e2 Monday, the 20th of April, 2020 Dans un premier temps, voici un corrigé des activités sur les sports du 30 et du 31 mars. Recopiez les réponses dans vos cahiers sur les supports que vous avez imprimés pour faire les activités. A) Netball Explain the rules of netball, using “must” and “mustn’t”. Fill in the blanks in the following text: a) To win the game, your team must score more goals than the opposing team. b) To score a goal, you must score more goals than the opposing team. c) You mustn’t shoot if you are outside the goal circle. d) You mustn’t hold on to the ball for more than 3 seconds. e) You mustn’t do short passes that are less than 3 feet long. f) But you mustn’t pass the ball over two transverse lines either. g) You must keep your landing foot on the ground and in the same position when you are holding the ball. h) The goalkeeper must stay in the goal-third that they are defending. i) The goal shooter must stay in the opposite goal-third. j) The centre mustn’t stay in the goal circles. B / Liverpool and Manchester 1) Question time 1) Economically, Liverpool throve* because of: c) Its harbor 2) Economically, Manchester throve because of: a) Textile industry 3) The Manchester Ship Canal was built in order to bypass* Liverpool and for Manchester to gain access to the sea. a) True 4) When were the first football clubs created in England? b) At the end of the XIXth century, after the Industrial Revolution 5) What was the original name of Manchester United? Newton Heath 6) What color was their shirt? Green and golden 7) Originally, what color was the shirt of Liverpool FC? Blue and white 8) Now take a look at this website: https://theculturetrip.com/europe/united- kingdom/england/articles/10-things-you-didnt-know-manchester-gave-the-world/ And find 3 things that were invented or that started in Manchester: . Vote for Women . The Computer . Vegetarianism . The Football League . The Railway . Atomic Theory… 9) The Beatles are from: a) Liverpool 10) Sum up the information about the two football clubs. Name of the club: Liverpool FC Manchester United How many times* have they won the Champions League (or European Cup)? Liverpool FC : 6 times / Manchester United : 3 times How many times have they won the Premier League (or English championship)? Liverpool FC : 18 times / Manchester United : 20 times Name one famous player: Liverpool FC : Kenny Dalglish, Jamie Carragher, Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mané… Manchester United : Ryan Giggs, Cristiano Ronaldo, Paul Pogba, Anthony Martial… 2)Debate: who is the best? Note : “the best” = superlative of “good” Some ideas you have given: - Liverpool is the best club because they won the European Cup 6 times. - Manchester United is the best club because they won the English championship 20 times. - Manchester is the best city, because libraries were invented there, and Vote for Women started there. - Manchester is the best city, because it has a beautiful architecture. - Manchester United is the best club because their emblem is the most beautiful. - Liverpool is the best club, because now they have better players. - Liverpool is the best city, because the Beatles are from Liverpool. - Liverpool is the best city, because of its harbor. Now, look at these 4 pictures… And guess the theme of the new sequence… For Friday, the 24th of April: In an e-mail to your teacher, explain what you think the theme of the new sequence may be, and why: “The new sequence may be about… because…” (2-3 lines) Travail à envoyer via la messagerie de l’ENT ou par e-mail à l’adresse : [email protected] Have fun! .
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