THE STORY
WHO IS WHO?
VOCABULARY IN CONTEXT
SAY IT ANOTHER WAY
100

Where does the T-800 first appear?

Near a bar, after arriving through a time portal.

100

Who is John Connor?

Sarah's son and future leader of the Resistance

100

What does “foster parents” mean?

Adults who take care of a child who is not their biological child.

100

“Piece of cake.”

What does it mean?

Something very easy.

200

Why does the T-800 go into the bar?

He needs clothes, boots and a motorcycle.

200

Who is Miles Dyson?

A) A police officer
B) A member of the Resistance
C) A scientist working at Cyberdyne

C) A scientist working at Cyberdyne

200

Sarah has been making “repeated escape attempts.”

What does escape mean?

To get away from a place where you are being kept.

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200

“Get a grip, John.”

What does it mean?

Calm down / control your emotions.

300

Why doesn't John want to go straight home when the T-800 tells him to leave the city?

He wants to get some things from his house / warn his foster parents.

300

Who is Dr. Silberman? What is his job?

He is Sarah's doctor/psychiatrist at the hospital.

300

Sarah says:

“It's helped me to have a goal… something to look forward to.”

What does “something to look forward to” mean?

Something you are happy or excited about because it will happen in the future

300

“Split, man.”

Leave / get away quickly.

400

Put these events in the correct order:

A. John meets the T-800.
B. Sarah talks to Dr. Silberman.
C. The T-1000 visits John's foster parents.
D. The T-800 arrives at the bar.
E. John and Tim use a stolen bank card.

D → E → B→C → A

400

Compare the T-800 and T-1000. Give at least 2 differences.

 - T-800 has a metal endoskeleton with living tissue

- T-1000 is made of mimetic poly-alloy / liquid metal

- T-800 protects John

- T-1000 is trying to find and kill John

400

Sarah asks why the company would “cover it up.”

What does cover something up mean?

A) To hide the truth about something
B) To repair something that is broken
C) To protect something from damage

A) To hide the truth about something

400

“You have to let me see my son.”

Give three different ways Sarah could express the same idea.

  • Let me see my son.
  • I need to see my son.
  • You must allow me see my son
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