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Pre-reading questions:
- Do you like visiting historical places?
- Do you enjoy learning about the past?
Vocabulary:
- tunnel /TUHN-l/
- bomb /bom/
- visitor /VIZ-i-ter/
- bar /bahr/
- spy /spahy/
[noun] – a long passage under or through the ground, especially one made by people
The workers built tunnels under the mountain for the new train route.
[noun] – a weapon that explodes and is used to kill or hurt people or to damage buildings
The army found old bombs buried near the airfield.
[noun] – someone who goes to a place for a short time, often for sightseeing or learning
The zoo was full of visitors enjoying the animal shows.
[noun] – a place where drinks, especially alcohol, are served and consumed
They opened a small bar next to the beach that plays live music.
[noun] – a person who secretly collects and reports information about the activities of another country or organization
The movie was about two spies working for different countries.
Article reading:
True or False:
- The secret tunnels in London will open to the public in 2028.
- The tunnels are 10 meters underground in the Holborn area.
- The tunnels were made to protect people from bombs during World War II.
- The new site will have a war museum and an underground bar.
- In the 1950s, the tunnels were used for farming.
Fill in the blanks:
tunnels | bombs | visitors | bar | spies |
- The museum showed pictures of ______ used during the war.
- ______ were sent to find out the enemy’s secret plans.
- The children explored old ______ under the castle during their school trip.
- The hotel has a rooftop ______ where guests can relax at night.
- Many ______ come to the castle every summer to take photos.