4 What are some sculptures made from? 5 What other stalls are there?
6 What can you find made from seasonal fruit and vegetables?
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Mary Shelley's Frankenstein is a  tale of a man-made monster.
Victor Frankenstein is an amateur scientist who creates a "perfect" human from spare body parts. Нe decides to take revenge on the person who created him. First the monster kills his brother. Frankenstein is ravaged by his grief and guilt for creating the monster  so he goes to the mountains alone to find peace. But  the monster  demands that he create a female monster to be his companion. Frankenstein agrees and goes to England to do his work. When he is almost finished, he changes his mind, and destroys the project. The monster then kills his friend and later his new wife Elizabeth.
 Victor chases after him throughout Europe and the North Pole, but then temporarily loses track of the monster when he disappears into a crack in the ice. At this time he meets Robert Walton and his crew.
The story ends with Victor's death and the monster crying for forgiveness. After a short contemplation by Robert Walton, who promised to kill him if offered the chance, the monster  disappears back to the North Pole never to be seen again.

Exercise 3

Martha thought she was HOPELESS at math. (without hope)

Don’t be afraid of the dog – it’s HARMLESS. (without harm)

Pop said the lawnmower was a WORTHLESS piece of junk. (without any worth)

Pete was HOPEFUL / SURE that his project would do well at the Science fair. (full of hope)

The BEAUTIFUL rainbow seemed to be just over the next hill. (full of beauty)

The medicine was white and ODORLESS. (without any odor)

Mom said it was WONDERFUL to see Robert swimming so confidently. (full of wonder)

Please be CAREFUL when you go into the forest and don’t pick any of the mushrooms. (full of care)

Exercise 4

1. Shop assistants  2. Doctors  3. Architects  4. Businessmen  5. Pilots  6.Teachers  7. Diplomats  8. Secretaries  9. Bus drivers  10. Bankers

SECRETARIES DON'T HAVE TO know Italian.  

TEACHERS HAVE TO work with people,  

SHOP ASSASTANTS DON'T HAVE TO work at night.  

DOCTORS HAVE TO think much.

ARCHITECTS DON'T HAVE TO wear uniform.  

PILOTS HAVE TO travel.  

DIPLOMATS HAVE TO know English.  

BUSINESSMEN HAVE TO get up early.  

BUS DRIVERS DON'T HAVE TOwrite letters.  

BANKERS HAVE TO count money