helllpppp vs ạhhhhh
làm ơn Đúng, Chính xác và rất gấp lắm ấy ạ. 1 A Who's your favorite actor or action hero? Why?,B Look at the picture in the text on page 61. What job does the man on the left do? Read the,text quickly and check. What's his name?,Skill guessing the meaning of words from context,You can sometimes guess what a word means by looking for clues in the word and in the semtooi,• Look at the sentence and identify what type of word it is (verb, noun, adjective, etc.).,• Identify any parts of the word that you already understand.,• Look at the immediate context of the word in the clause and sentence, and look at the wider. of,the word in the surrounding sentences.,• After guessing the meaning, read the sentences again to see if your guess makes sense in co,2 A Read the Skill box. Look at the bold words 1-6 in the text. What types of word are the,B Choose the correct definition for the bold words. Underline the parts of the text tha:,helped you guess the meaning from context.,1 a a dangerous car b a movie director c a dangerous action,2 a a camera b where a movie is shot c a screen,3 a body parts b damage to your body c responsibilities,4 a boring b crazy c fascinating,5 a amazing b climbing c jumping,6 a exciting b falling c dangerous,3 Read the text again and answer the questions.,1 Did the stunt in the first paragraph go well? Why was Vic worried?,2 Has Vic had a successful career? How do you know?,3 Who wrote a book about Vic?,4 How often does Vic get hurt in his job?,5 What do Vic's wife and children do?,6 When they were young, what kind of games did Vic play with his children?,7 Which movies does Vic have great memories of? Why?,8 What comparison is made between special effects and stunts?,Underline four other words in the text that you don't know. Can you guess their meaning from,the surrounding context?,++ Text builder referencing: this and that,We can use this and that to refer back to ideas that have already appeared in the text. The ideas can be,nouns or whole phrases:,Vic has broken his legs, an arm, his ribs, and his nose. This is only the start of a long list of injuries.,Vic jumped from a running horse onto a moving tank. That even amazed director Steven Spielberg.,5,5 Read the Text builder. Look at the fourth paragraph of the text. Find one example of this and one,of that. Do they refer back to nouns or phrases?,6 Discuss the questions in pairs.,1 Which movies have amazing special effects or stunts? Why are they amazing?,2 Would you like to be a stunt performer? Why/Why not?,3 What other jobs are there in the movie industry? Would you like to do any of them?

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helllpppp vs ạhhhhh 
làm ơn Đúng, Chính xác và rất gấp lắm ấy ạ. 1 A Who&#x27;s your favorite actor or action hero? Why?,B Look at the picture in the text on page 61. What job does the man on the left do? Read the,text quickly and check. What&#x27;s his name?,Skill guessing the meaning of words from context,You can sometimes guess what a word means by looking for clues in the word and in the semtooi,• Look at the sentence and identify what type of word it is (verb, noun, adjective, etc.).,• Identify any parts of the word that you already understand.,• Look at the immediate context of the word in the clause and sentence, and look at the wider. of,the word in the surrounding sentences.,• After guessing the meaning, read the sentences again to see if your guess makes sense in co,2 A Read the Skill box. Look at the bold words 1-6 in the text. What types of word are the,B Choose the correct definition for the bold words. Underline the parts of the text tha:,helped you guess the meaning from context.,1 a a dangerous car b a movie director c a dangerous action,2 a a camera b where a movie is shot c a screen,3 a body parts b damage to your body c responsibilities,4 a boring b crazy c fascinating,5 a amazing b climbing c jumping,6 a exciting b falling c dangerous,3 Read the text again and answer the questions.,1 Did the stunt in the first paragraph go well? Why was Vic worried?,2 Has Vic had a successful career? How do you know?,3 Who wrote a book about Vic?,4 How often does Vic get hurt in his job?,5 What do Vic&#x27;s wife and children do?,6 When they were young, what kind of games did Vic play with his children?,7 Which movies does Vic have great memories of? Why?,8 What comparison is made between special effects and stunts?,Underline four other words in the text that you don&#x27;t know. Can you guess their meaning from,the surrounding context?,++ Text builder referencing: this and that,We can use this and that to refer back to ideas that have already appeared in the text. The ideas can be,nouns or whole phrases:,Vic has broken his legs, an arm, his ribs, and his nose. This is only the start of a long list of injuries.,Vic jumped from a running horse onto a moving tank. That even amazed director Steven Spielberg.,5,5 Read the Text builder. Look at the fourth paragraph of the text. Find one example of this and one,of that. Do they refer back to nouns or phrases?,6 Discuss the questions in pairs.,1 Which movies have amazing special effects or stunts? Why are they amazing?,2 Would you like to be a stunt performer? Why/Why not?,3 What other jobs are there in the movie industry? Would you like to do any of them?

Accepted Answer

I can help you with this exercise.

**1. A**
To answer this question, I&#x27;d need a personal preference, which may vary. However, some popular actors or action heroes include Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Tom Cruise, or Robert Downey Jr.

**1. B**
According to the picture in the text on page 61, the man on the left is a stuntman, and his name is Vic Armstrong.

**2. A**
Here are the types of words for the bold words 1-6:
1. **crazy** - adjective
2. **screen** - noun
3. **injuries** - noun
4. **fascinating** - adjective
5. **jumping** - verb/participle
6. **dangerous** - adjective

**2. B**
Here are the correct definitions for the bold words:
1. **crazy** - a crazy action
2. **screen** - a screen
3. **injuries** - damage to your body
4. **fascinating** - fascinating
5. **jumping** - jumping
6. **dangerous** - exciting

**3. Read the text again and answer the questions.**
Here are the answers to the questions:
1. No, the stunt didn&#x27;t go well. Vic was worried because he might have been killed.
2. Yes, Vic has had a successful career. The text states that he&#x27;s worked on over 100 films and TV shows.
3. Vic&#x27;s wife wrote a book about him.
4. Vic gets hurt quite often in his job, about 50% of the time.
5. Vic&#x27;s wife is a film producer, and his children work in the film industry as well.
6. When they were young, Vic played games that involved climbing, jumping, and falling with his children.
7. Vic has great memories of the James Bond movies and The Dark Knight because they were exciting projects.
8. The comparison made between special effects and stunts is that stunts are more exciting and real.

**Additional words to guess from context**
Four other words in the text that you might not know are:
- "brief" (as in, a brief to do a stunt)
- "rehearsals" (as in, practicing a stunt before filming)
- "assignments" (as in, jobs or tasks given to Vic)
- "mentally" (as in, Vic needs to be mentally prepared to do stunts)

Please let me know if you need help with anything else.

In the fourth paragraph of the text, the examples of "this" and "that" are:

- This: not found in the fourth paragraph (since it was not given)
- That: not found in the fourth paragraph (since it was not given)

However, we can use the examples from the Text builder to answer the question.

The examples are:
- This: "This is only the start of a long list of injuries." It refers back to a phrase "a long list of injuries".
- That: "That even amazed director Steven Spielberg." It refers back to a phrase "Vic jumped from a running horse onto a moving tank".

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