Gredt minds

The text may be about the history of the hot-air balloon.

to gather

health science

straw

inventor

to expect

to float

rooftop

safe and sound

одобрение

полет

сушить

дымоход

добираться

вешать

замечать

применение

прачечная

содержать, вмещать

разрешение

судно

вверх, выше

поймать, брать в плен

управляемый людьми

упоминать, ссылаться

собирать

валеология

солома

изобретатель

ожидать

плыть по поверхности, в воздухе

крыша

целый и невредимый

Chimney

A hollow structure that allows the smoke from a fire inside a building to escape to the air outside

To tell a reader to look somewhere else in a book for more information about something

To float

To stay on the surface of a liquid and not sink

To capture

To take someone as a prisoner, or to take something into your possession, especially by force

Used to describe something that has no water or other liquid in, on, or around it

a) he saw smoke in a fireplace.

b) he saw pieces of paper flying.

c) he watched a shirt drying.

Joseph hoped to be a(n) …

a) scientist.

b) engineer.

c) performer.

a) help the balloon go up.

b) make the balloon lighter.

c) make the balloon move faster.

The first flight was watched by …

a) the king only.

b) just the Montgolfier brothers.

c) a lot of people.

a) send animals up in the balloon.

b) send young men only.

c) send some people.

Not Stated

True

True

False

Not Stated

False

True

came to the conclusion

lift

capture

experiments

presented

began

begin

wanted

want

noticed

notice

started

start

was/were

be

became

become

threw

throw

realised

realise

happened

happen

presented

present

came

come

made

make

had

have

burned

burn

loved

love

helped

help

put

put

hung

hang

landed

land

gathered

gather

asked

ask

agreed

agree

took

take

reached

reach

floated

float

To move something from a lower to a higher position

To raise or increase something

to raise

to lift

to put up

put

up

raised

lift