10b - English

irregular verbs

100

verlieren

lose, lost, lost 

200

scheinen

shine, shone, shone

300

spucken

spit, spat, spat

400

weinen (irr.)

weep, wept, wept

500

legen

lay, laid, laid

Scottish cities

100

I am Scotland's capital

Edinburgh

200

I am the city of love <3 

Glasgow

300

I am the inoffical capital of the Scottish highlands

Inverness

400

Spot the odd one out - explain why!
Inverness, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Manchester

Manchester - city in England

500

I am called the Flower of Scotland, the Silver City and I am the third largest city of Scotland

Aberdeen

Scottish history

100

What was the historical family system in Scotland?

Clan system

200

I was a famous queen who was executed

Mary Queen of Scots

300

What is the relationship between Mary Stuart and Elizabeth I

They were cousins

400

I am a famous Scottish artwork and I consist of 165 embroidered panels

The Great Tapestry of Scotland

500

When was the Battle of Culloden (century)

18th century (1746)

Scottish myths

100

I am a water-dwelling beast said to haunt a famous Scottish lake, with many claiming to have seen my long neck and humped back.

Nessie 

200

I appear as a beautiful horse by the water’s edge, but if you touch me, you’ll never escape. Dragged into the depths, you become part of my legend.

Kelpie

300

On land, I walk in human form, but in the sea, I am free. If you find my lost skin, you control my fate.

Selkie

400

I sweep and scrub while you sleep, asking for nothing in return. But gift me clothes, and I’ll vanish—never to return.

Brownie

500

I am the lesser-known cousin of a famous lake beast, lurking in the depths of Scotland’s deepest freshwater loch. Fewer have seen me, but I am just as mysterious.

Morar/ Morag

Grammar

100

Change into the passive voice:
They are building a new bridge in the city.

A new bridge is being built in the city (by them)

200

Choose the correct form (gerund or infinitive).

She pretended ________ (not/see) me.

She pretended not to see me. 

300

Conditional sentences: 

He ________ (not/miss) the train yesterday if he ________ (leave) earlier.

He wouldn't have missed the train yesterday if he had left earlier.

400

Relative clauses/ contact clauses:
which, who, whose, ---?

The book ________ I borrowed from you was really interesting.

The book (which) I borrowed from you was really interesting. 

500

Reported speech:
"Did you see the Loch Ness Monster?" he asked me.
➡ He asked me ________.

He asked me whether I had seen the Loch Ness Monster.