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WeblinksVisit these websites to practise your reading and learn more about some of the topics in New English File Upper-intermediate. File 1 1A – Read some more interviews from The Guardian's Q&A series. Which of the people do you find most interesting?
1B – Find out more about handwriting analysis. Is any of the writing like yours?
1C – Do a first aid quiz. Would you know what to do in a crisis? File 2 2A – Read different people’s opinions on what to wear for an interview. Which piece of advice do you agree with most strongly?
2B – Read 20 tips for a better flight. Do you agree with the advice?
2C – Read some more mini-sagas and learn some tips on how to write your own. File 3 3A – Read about how to avoid being a victim of crime. Does the text contain useful advice? 3B – Find out more about tropical cyclones, tsunamis, tornadoes, thunderstorms, droughts, and blizzards.
3C – Are you a risk taker? Take this quiz to find out. File 4 4A – How much do you know about survival in the wilderness? Read this and find out.
4B – What's your arguing style? Which description fits you best?
4C – Do a 'smile quiz'. Can you tell when a smile is true or false? File 5 5A – Read about a music psychology research experiment. What do you think of the conclusions? 5B – Find out more facts about sleep. Did you find out anything you didn’t know?
5C – Read about the media habits of young people in the UK. Do the facts surprise you? File 6 6A – Read some famous speeches of the 20th century. Have you heard or read any of them before? 6B – Find out what happened to the young people who appeared in Amish in the City.
6C – Read about some modern inventions and their inventors. Which story is the most interesting? File 7 7A – Read the opinions of older people about modern life. Do you agree?
7B – Read the results of a survey and find out how honest the British really are.
7C – Find out about more words that have come into English from different languages. How many of the words do you know? |
