Uniforms, seriously?

1. In the UK, the equivalent to 6^e is: 

6^th Grade

or

Year 7

.
2. In the USA, the equivalent to 6^e is: 

6^th Grade

or

Year 7

. 
3. The equivalent to Year 8 in the UK is 8^th Grade in the USA.

Right.

Wrong.

1. Match the words to the corresponding picture.

2. Look at the boy and the girl again. Drag and drop the correct information. 

1. Read the

document

and fill in this ID card for the school uniform shop. 

2. Listen to the recording and fill in with the correct answers.

a. Number of characters:

1

2

3
b. Place:

at school

in a shop

in a house.
c. Action:

watching TV

cooking

shopping.
d. Uniform selected (print it, then add colour and prices): 

e. Total price to pay: £ 

f. Jenny's opinion about the total price:

expensive

cheap.

1. Read the

document in your textbook

and select the correct answer.

a. This document is:

a TV programme

a forum on the internet

an extract from a book

.
b. It is about

favourite colours

school food

school uniforms

.
c. It is for

teenagers

children

adults

.
d. The number of participants is 

6

5

3

.

2. Read the document again and fill in this chart. Add your opinion.


3. Imagine a crazy school uniform! Fill in the mindmap with more ideas to create crazy combinations.

1. Your first mission is...

a written production.

an article.

an oral production.

a report.

2. You are...

the pupil.

the shopkeeper.

3. Choose your level:

A1

A1+

A2