This document contains information about ingredients in chocolate, types of chocolate, weather conditions, vocabulary words related to geography, and a reading passage about touring Australia. It discusses the main ingredients in chocolate as cocoa, cocoa butter, sugar, vanilla, and milk. The three main types of chocolate are described as dark chocolate, milk chocolate, and white chocolate. Various weather conditions such as sunny, rainy, snowy, and storms are also listed.

2. Ingredients of chocolate:
Cocoa
Cocoa butter
Sugar
Vanilla
Milk
Fruits
Nuts

3. Three main kinds of chocolates:
Dark chocolate – also known as semi-sweet
chocolate.
Milk chocolate – it is usually made with dry
milk solids, which look like powdered milk.
White chocolate – it has less 20% coca butter,
14% milk solids, and no more than 55% sugar

5. Weather conditions

6. Hot weather

7. Sunny weather

8. Cold weather

9. Rainy weather

10. Stormy weather

11. lightning

12. dry

13. snowy

14. desert

15. hurricane – a violent
wind that has a
circular movement,
especially in the West
Atlantic Ocean

17. blizzard – a severe
snow storm with
strong winds

19. flood – to cause to fill
or become covered
with water, especially
in a way that causes
problems

21. Vocabulary words

22. mountain range – a
series of adjoining
mountains or of lines
of mountains of
similar

23. mountain range

24. coral reef – an area
of coral, the top of
which can sometimes
be seen just above
the sea

26. rock formation –
rock is arranged or
formed in a certain
way

27. Rock formation

28. coast –
the land
next to or
close to
the sea

29. snowy –
full of
or like
snow

30. tropical rainforest –
thick forest that
grows in hot parts
of the world

32. thunder – the sudden
loud noise that comes
from the sky
especially during a
storm.

33. endangered species – a
type of animal or plant
that might stop existing
because there are only a
few of that type alive.

35. tasmanian devil –
having black fur with
pale markings, strong
jaws, and short legs.

37. platypus – an
Australian river
mammal with a wide
break whose young are
born from eggs.

39. echidna – a small
Australian mammal that
is covered with sharp
spines, has a long nose,
and eats ants and
termites.

41. Listening: track 36
Australia
LB page 96-97
AB page 76-77

42. Listen to a weather
report. What type of
extreme weather is
happening? In which
country?

43. What was the worst
weather you have ever
seen in your country?
What happened?

44. Answer
AB page 76-77

45. Tuesday
Australia
LB page 98-99
AB page 80-81

46. Australia tour

49. Hervey’s range, Queensland

50. Great Eastern ranges

51. Port Arthur Historical Site,
Tasmania

52. Daydream Island,
Queensland

53. Great Ocean Road, Victoria

54. The Basin, Rottnest Island,
Western Australia

55. Kangaroo and her joey at Carnarvon Gorge
National Park, Queensland

56. It’s the world’s largest coral reef (over 2000 km). It
stretches along the east coast of Queensland. It’s
made up of over 2900 individual
reefs very close
to each other.

57. Tuesday
Reading: Australia
LB page 98-99
AB page 80-81