The key answer of exercise 6
The key to exercise solutions in chapter 3.1 for the textbook Speakout Upper-Intermediate - Workbook with authors Frances Eales, Steve Oakes and Louis Harrison from Pearson Education
Question
- Read the story. Which saying 1-3 does the story illustrate?
- Complete the story in Exercise 6A with adverbs from the box or adverbs of your own.
- Use the notes below to write the story (80-100 words). Use at least three adverbs from Exercise 6B to make your story more interesting.
Answer
a)
Saying 2
b)
- stupidly
- naturally
- immediately
- loudly
- eventually / finally
- fortunately
- finally / eventually
- completely
c)
There was a thirsty crow who found a water pot and naturally wanted to drink from it, but the water was at the bottom of the pot and the crow couldn’t reach it. At first, he just stared at the pot dejectedly, trying to think of what to do. Finally, he thought of a clever plan: he would drop small stones in to the pot one by one. Eventually the water rose to the top and the crow could drink it.
And the moral of the story is 'Necessity is the mother of invention'.