Fill in the words.

Across

1.

The World Cup is a very big

2.

Karen has a

of chocolates.

3.

Are you looking forward

Saturday?

4.

Mary is

a cup of coffee in the coffee bar.

7.

Please get the NO.3 bus at the

the near the station.

9. Paul Bruce is a

in the London Marathon.

12.

You can

for me at the Arrivals Exit.

13.

Look! What is Jim

?

14.

Ken

up late yesterday.

Down

1.

Here are a new

opening this summer that are worth a visit.

2.

Put soup in the

5.

I am a

in London.

6.

Can you

English?

8. It is very

in that bar.

10.

Linda is

basketball.

11.

Paul is

in the London Marathon.

8

9

13

3

2

10

1

4

7

5

12

11

6

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The mice who lived on a farm were very happy because the farmer’s cat which

was supposed to hunt and kill mice was old and lazy and spent most of his time

sleeping in the sunshine. So the mice ran about safely all over the farm and had

plenty to eat..until one day an awful thing happened.

The

farmer

came

into

the

farmyard

carrying a wooden box. He put it on

the floor and...out of the box walked

a

cat;

a

new

young

cat

with

black

sleek fur and long sharp claws.

‘Huh, she’s nothing to be scared of,’

said

a

young

mouse.

‘She’s

only

a

cat. Only a lazy old cat.’

But

an

old

mouse

wasn’t

so

sure.

The ne

w cat didn’t look old...or lazy.

This

cat

looked

young

and

keen

and...hungry.

Each night more mice disappeared…

and the new cat seemed to be getting

fatter.

Soon the mice were really scared.

Finally

the

old

mouse

called

a

meeting.

‘We have to do something,’ he said.

‘If we can’t

get rid of

this cat she’ll end up eating us all. We need a plan’

‘

The problem

,’ said the old mouse, ‘is that you can’t hear the cat coming. She

moves silently in the darkness. You don’t know she’s there...until it’s too late.’

‘That’s it!’ said the young mouse. ‘We get a bell and tie it round the cat’s neck.

The

bell

will

ring

every

time

the

cat

moves

and

we’ll

know

where

she

is

so

she’ll never catch us.’

The mice all looked at each other. ‘Not bad,’ said so

meone.

‘Actually, that’s brilliant!’ said someone else.

The mice leaped into action. One group found a little bell that had fallen off the

back

of

the

farmhouse

door

and

another

found

some

string

which

had

been

holding up a scarecrow’s trousers.

‘See, said the young mouse. ‘We have everything we need for my brilliant plan.

That cat has eaten her last mouse. All our troubles are over.’

The mice all cheered and patted the young mice on the back. The young mouse

had saved everyone from being eaten and suddenly he was a hero...for about ten

seconds.

‘Just one question,’ said the old mouse. ‘Who’s going to tie the bell on the cat?’