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Criss Cross Questions.

1) You never eat before break-fast? What is something

(Lunch)

2) Why did the woman throw butter out the window?

(She wanted to see butter fly)

3) What can’t be used until it is broken?(An egg)

4) Why is number six scared? (Because seven eight nine)

5) Which letter in the Alphabet is not me?

(U)

6) Which letter of the Alphabet has lots of water?

(C)

7) Why do Sookmyung stu-dents bring ladders to

school?

(Because they go to High school)

8) What do you call a witch at the beach?

(A sand witch)

9) What flowers have two lips?(Tulips)

10) Which room has no win-dows, walls, or even doors?

(A mushroom)

11) How many seconds are there in one year?

(12. January 2nd, February 2nd …)

12) What has two hands, a face, but cannot walk?

(A clock)

Where is Tim-buktu?

Where is Tim-buktu?

“I had to search from here to Tim-buktu to find the book you wanted!” If someone said that to you, would you understand what that person meant?

Where is Tim-buktu?

Where is Tim-buktu?

The word “Tim-buktu” has come to refer to any remote location, far away from ordinary places. You might hear people say,

Where is Tim-buktu?

Where is Tim-buktu?

“I’m sorry I’m late. I had to park my car in Timbuktu,”

or, “I want to go to a good University in the city, not one out in Timbuktu.”

Where is Tim-buktu?

Where is Tim-buktu?

But is Timbuktu a real place? Where is it, really?

Timbuktu is a real place, namely, the country of Mali in western Africa.

Where is Tim-buktu?

Where is Tim-buktu?

It sits on the edge of the Sahara Desert, about 13 kilometers from the Niger river.

Where is Tim-buktu?

Where is Tim-buktu?

Living up to its reputation, it is a remote place, even today. There are no major towns or cities nearby.

Comprehension Ques-tion

Comprehension Ques-tion

Where is Timbuktu?Timbuktu is a town

in Mali, Western Africa.

Vocabulary Refer to: (3rd line from

the top)

To direct to.

“The word Timbuktu has come to refer to any remote location far

away from ordinary places.” (p78)

Vocabulary Namely: (1st line 2nd para-

graph)

Specifically

“Timbuktu is a real town, in a real place, namely, the country of

Mali in western Africa.” (p78)

“Timbuktu is a real town, in a real place, namely, the country

of Mali in western Africa.”Which is the flag of Mali?

Vocabulary Live up to: (3rd line 2nd

paragraph)

Expectation or ideal.

“Living up to its reputation, it is a

remote place, even today.” (p78)

Vocabulary Reputation: (3rd line 2nd

paragraph)

Regard.

“Living up to its reputation, it is a

remote place, even today.” (p78)