English 6 · Unit 5: Money · Cambridge Global English Stage 6
5.5 Billionaire Boy
15 questions · e.g. Why was it possible to see Joe's house from space?
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1. Why was it possible to see Joe's house from space?
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2. How much of the main house had Joe explored?
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3. What were the carpets made from?
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4. What was unusual about the butler, Otis?
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5. Why didn't Joe want a speedboat for his birthday?
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6. What is the only present Joe really wants?
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7. What kind of school does Joe want to go to?
- a posh school in Switzerland
- the local comp, a normal free school
- St Cuthbert's
- a school in the back garden
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8. What problem does Mr Spud think Joe will have at a normal school?
- The kids will bully him or want to be his friend just because he is rich.
- There will be no sports.
- The lessons will be too difficult.
- He will get lost.
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- He will buy everyone presents.
- He will stay at home.
- He won't tell anyone who he is.
- He will build a new school.
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10. What does Mr Spud say in the end?
- Joe should stay at St Cuthbert's.
- Joe can't change schools.
- Joe can go to a normal school.
- Joe must go to Switzerland.
11. How do you write one billion in numbers?
Check12. That doesn't look like a real diamond to me – it looks ____!
Check13. Don't look so ____! We'll still go on holiday next year.
Check14. "He has money to burn." What does this idiom mean?
Check15. "He has a job that pays peanuts." What does this idiom mean?
- He works in a peanut factory.
- The job pays very well.
- He gets food instead of money.
- The job doesn't pay very much money.