Are the sentences true or false? Correct the false statements
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THE GREAT FIRE OF CHICAGO
The Great Fire of Chicago began on October 8, 1871. It started in
were a poor
Mrs. O'Leary kept cows in a barn and sold their milk to her neighbors.
Historians don't know exactly how the fire began, but newspapers at
the time said that one of Mrs. O'Leary's cows knocked over a lamp and
started the fire.
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1 Are the sentences true or false? Correct the
false statements.
1 The Great Fire of Chicago started in 1781.
False. It started in 1871.
2 It started in Mrs. O'Leary's house.
3 It started raining on the day the fire began.
4 There were 2,000 firefighters in Chicago.
5 Some of the firefighters went to the wrong
address.
6 The fire destroyed 17,000 homes.
7 The fire burned for four days and four nights.
8 People from all over the world sent money to
help rebuild the city.
MUL
The fire spread quickly. It was a hot day and there was a strong
wind. There were only 200 firefighters in the city of Chicago and
some of them went to the wrong address. They tried to put out
the fire but failed. People ran through the streets. They went
to Lake Michigan and other safe parts of the city. Some people
returned to their houses and tried to save their things. They
carried furniture, books, clothes, and pets through the streets.
The fire did terrible damage to the city. It destroyed 17,000
buildings. 100,000 people lost their homes. It burned all night
and the next day. In the evening, it started raining and the fire
stopped. People from all over the country sent money, clothes, -
and food and the people of Chicago started rebuilding their city.
Writing
2 Imagine you were there when the Great
Fire of Chicago happened. Complete the
questionnaire and then write a paragraph
about your experience.
Where were you when the fire started?
Who were you with?
Describe what you saw.
Describe what you heard.
Describe what personal possessions you saved
Describe where you went/where you lived after
the fire.
Describe what you and your family plan to do next
Student Book pp. 36-37
----- Nội dung dịch tự động từ ảnh -----
THE GREAT FIRE OF CHICAGO
The Great Fire of Chicago began on October 8, 1871. It started in
were a poor
Mrs. O'Leary kept cows in a barn and sold their milk to her neighbors.
Historians don't know exactly how the fire began, but newspapers at
the time said that one of Mrs. O'Leary's cows knocked over a lamp and
started the fire.
wwwwww
www3
ww
1 Are the sentences true or false? Correct the
false statements.
1 The Great Fire of Chicago started in 1781.
False. It started in 1871.
2 It started in Mrs. O'Leary's house.
3 It started raining on the day the fire began.
4 There were 2,000 firefighters in Chicago.
5 Some of the firefighters went to the wrong
address.
6 The fire destroyed 17,000 homes.
7 The fire burned for four days and four nights.
8 People from all over the world sent money to
help rebuild the city.
MUL
The fire spread quickly. It was a hot day and there was a strong
wind. There were only 200 firefighters in the city of Chicago and
some of them went to the wrong address. They tried to put out
the fire but failed. People ran through the streets. They went
to Lake Michigan and other safe parts of the city. Some people
returned to their houses and tried to save their things. They
carried furniture, books, clothes, and pets through the streets.
The fire did terrible damage to the city. It destroyed 17,000
buildings. 100,000 people lost their homes. It burned all night
and the next day. In the evening, it started raining and the fire
stopped. People from all over the country sent money, clothes, -
and food and the people of Chicago started rebuilding their city.
Writing
2 Imagine you were there when the Great
Fire of Chicago happened. Complete the
questionnaire and then write a paragraph
about your experience.
Where were you when the fire started?
Who were you with?
Describe what you saw.
Describe what you heard.
Describe what personal possessions you saved
Describe where you went/where you lived after
the fire.
Describe what you and your family plan to do next
Student Book pp. 36-37