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B. Write ‘T’ for true and ‘F’ for false statements.

1. The young man had been pushed into the hole by the jostling crowd.

2. The people were climbing onto the cylinder.

3. The alien’s skin was shiny.

4. There were eye-like discs on the alien’s tentacles.

5. The alien was as big as a bear.
C. Answer the following questions.

1. What came out of the cylinder?

2. Describe a monster.

3. If the alien looked more or less like a human being, how did you react?

4. Who are Martians?

Spell It Right VOCABULARY Analytical Skills

Read the following sentences.

• I elbowed my way through the crowd.

• The young man cannot shoulder the responsibility of looking after another family.

Some words use names of the parts of the body to show an action.

For Example : Meaning
elbow your way through to push your way through

head somewhere to go somewhere
eye someone to look at someone closely

mouth something to move the lips as if saying something

shoulder a responsibility to carry a responsibility
arm with something to supply or provide with something

cannot stomach something cannot accept something
hand over something to submit something

foot the bill to pay for something
toe the line to accept rules and obey them

Complete these sentences with the correct body word from the table above.

1. After the exams, I will home to help my family decorate the house
for Christmas.

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