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Week beginning
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in the coming years′ the strong rivalry between Nintendo and Sega grew. Although,
gene「aliy speaking, Nintendo reigned sup「eme in 」apan, Sega was mo「e popuiar in
Europe. ln the USA, howeve巾heyfought for their share ofthe market.
1n the mid-nineties, Sony ente「ed the market with its PIayStation consoie. Games
Were reieased on CDs′ and Sony′s 3D graphics were advanced・The PlayStation
COnSOle becamethefirstto se= over lOO m冊on units woridwide, and dominated
the yea「s following its reIease. Nintendo reieased its Nintendo 64 consoIe shortiy
afte「wa「ds. Despite iconic titIes such as Supe「 Mario 64 and GoIdeneye, the console -
Which, unIikethe PiayStation, St川used cartridges forgames- did notenjoyas much
SuCCeSS.-fowards the end ofthe nineties, Sega also reIeased its own new consoIe, the
Dreamcast.
丁he 2000s
Ea「Iy in the decade, three major consoles were released to the market: the Nintendo
GameCube, the Sony PiayStation 2 and the Microso什Xbox. Aii ofthem enjoyed
SuCCeSS, but it was Sonyt second P看ayStation that flou「ished. It became the first
COnSOle that could piay DVDs and′ eVen tOday, 「emains the best-Se冊g home
COnSOie ofaii time.
The noughties ⊂Ontinued to see fu「ther advances in video game technoIogy.
Mic「osoftt Xbox)360 - Which couid be comected to four cont「o=ers wirelessIy - WaS
quickiyfo=owed by Sonyt PlayStation 3. Around the same time, Nintendo reIeased
theWii.With its unique contro=eLWhich was simiIarto a teIevision remote, it used a
SenSOr bar that required players to be active when p看aying games.
丁he 2010s
ln response to Nintendot motion-SenSing
technoIogy, Microsoft Iaunched its Kimect consoIe-Which a=owed usersto pIaygames in sim=ar
WayS.This was folIowed by new consoies from aii
the major developers: NintendotWii U, Sony’s
PlayStation 4 and Microsoftt Xbox One.The most
POPu!ar ofthese consoies in terms ofsaIes was
the PIayStation 4, but m冊ons ofeach ofthe other
consoIes were a!so soid wo「ldwide.
丁he battIe rages on forvideo-gaming suprema⊂y, aS the gaming giants push the
boundaries oftechno!ogyto bethefirstwith the next major breakthrough - and
Start-uP COmPanies vie fo「 a share ofthe ma「ket alongside them.
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These questions are about msfory ofgamhg `OnSO塵.
Lookatthe′丁he 1980s′section・ Find and copya word thatsuggests Sega becamevisible in the
ma「ketpiace.
Look at,The 1980s′section. Find and copy a wo「d that suggests Mega Drive replaced the Master System
Which had come before it.
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requirements.
Unde川ne or hig帥ght a word that means to give impetus or start off.
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Grammar test – week five
1. Look at the passage below. Change all the verbs from past tense to present tense.
One has been done for you.
My dad phoned me at 8am and told me to expect a surprise.
I jumped out of bed and looked out of the window.
Unbelievably, I saw a limousine in front of my house.
“What’s going on?” I thought.
2. Put one letter in each box to show the word class.
collective noun
A
verb
B
adjective
C
common noun
D
The gaggle of geese climbed out of the icy water.
3. Put a tick in each row to show if the word is a noun or a verb.
Noun Verb
car
gather
to pull
goat
4. Underline the sentence that contains two verbs.
Sam grabbed the present and hurried to the party.
Ahmed collected his boots from the cupboard.
Kevin and Caleb ate their fruit together. 1 mark
1 mark
2 marks
phones
1 mark
Grammar test – week six
1. Insert the missing inverted commas in the sentence below.
You think you’re so great, snarled Jemima, Maybe you should finish the project on your own?
2. Put one letter in each box to show the word class.
preposition
A
verb
B
adjective
C
noun
D
The children ran behind the abandoned warehouse.
3. The word close has more than one meaning.
Write two sentences to show two different meanings.
1)
2)
4. Find one word that can complete both sentences below.
Write the word on the line.
She shed a _________ as she watched the emotional film.
As they pulled the paper, the small _________ grew larger.
5. Find one word that can complete both sentences below.
Write the word on the line.
The strong __________ turned the umbrella inside out.
The seamstress asked me to __________ string around the spool.
1 mark
1 mark
1 mark
1 mark
1 mark
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Times Tables
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< 18 correct in 3 mins
18-19 correct in 3 mins
20-21 correct in 3 mins
22-24 correct in 3 mins
25-29 correct in 3 mins
30-35 correct in 3 mins
36-44 correct in 3 mins
45-59 correct in 3 mins
All correct in ≤ 3mins
All correct in ≤ 2min
All correct in ≤ 1 min
60
3× 2
1 3× 11
13 6× 1
25 8× 4
37 9× 5
49
10× 2
2 6× 9
14 7× 7
26 9× 5
38 3× 1
50
8× 7
3 7× 7
15 3× 7
27 3× 8
39 4× 6
51
7× 12
4 6× 7
16 7× 10
28 9× 1
40 7× 1
52
10× 10
5 4× 9
17 11× 11
29 10× 4
41 7× 10
53
2× 3
6 4× 8
18 4× 2
30 2× 3
42 4× 1
54
9× 10
7 4× 1
19 5× 10
31 6× 3
43 10× 10
55
12× 7
8 3× 12
20 4× 1
32 12× 8
44 5× 2
56
2× 12
9 4× 1
21 11× 8
33 6× 5
45 3× 11
57
4× 7
10 12× 9
22 11× 11
34 10× 11
46 2× 1
58
4× 5
11 12× 5
23 2× 6
35 3× 9
47 9× 7
59
11× 1
12 10× 9
24 12× 6
36 12× 9
48 4× 5
60
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