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Birth
Put each ot the tollowing words or phrases in its correct place in the passage
below.
pregnant born maternity ward midwite prams cots
deliver cali expecting parents crawl
When a woman is (a) a baby, we say that she is (b) o Babies are
(c) either at home or in the (d) of a hospital. It is the job of a doctor
or a (e) to (f) new babies. The praud (g) must soon decide
what to (h) the chiid. For the first six months of their lives most babies are
taken out in (i) and sleep in U) o At eight months or 50 they learn to
(k) along the floar, and they can usually walk soon after their first birthday.
Childhood and Adolescence
Put each ot the tollowing words in its correct place in the passage below.
hobbies development extroverts adult relationships
daydreams adults introverts idolise teens
Children live in their own warid, fram which (a) are largely excluded. The
(b) warld is strange and exciting to them. They have (c) of success,
adventure, romance and fame. They (d) their big brothers and sisters, pop
singers or film stars. (e) such as stamp-collecting, music or dancing are
important to them. Children, especially when they are in their (f) , go
thraugh a physical and emotional (g) which can be frightening. Their
characters also begin to develop. Some adolescents are (h) and keep
themselves to themselves, while others are (i) and like to share their
thoughts and form U) with other people. 11'5 a wonderful, terrible time.
Death
Instructions as above.
mourners crematorium dead tuneral widow will
cemetery priest leave inherits hearse
The body of a person who has died is taken in a special car called a (a) __ to
the (b) service, which is conducted by a (c) o The relatives and
friends of the (d) person, who are called the (e) .,are there. Then
the wooden coffin is buried in a grave in the (f) or cremated in a
(g) o When people get older they usually make a (h) and (i)
their money and other things to their family and friends. When a man dies, it is
usually his (j) who (k) his praperty .
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