The document appears to be pages from an English language textbook containing exercises and passages about different topics like household items, types of houses, prepositions of place, and items found in a bedroom and bathroom. It includes lists of words to match with pictures, questions for students to answer, descriptions of different houses including their features, and a brief biography of a house designer.

1. Belinda Baardsen, American Ex
Pat, TEFL Certified Instructor,
Saudi Arabia

2. Headway Plus
Page 36 ~ Unit 5
1. Armchair 1. Bookshelves
2. Fridge 2. Flowers
3. Television 3. A fire
4. Stereo 4. A rug
5. Washing 5. A mirror
machine 6. Living room
6. Coffee table 7. Tap water
7. A lamp 8. Still water
8. A plant 9. Sparkling water
9. A cup 10. A brief case
10. A sofa 11. A cooker
11. A telephone 12. A letter
12. A cat 13. A sandwich
13. A clock 14. A dictionary
14. newspapers 15. An address book

3. Page 37
1. Armchair
2. Sofa
3. Lamp
4. Fireplace
5. Window
6. Curtains
7. Rug
8. Television

4. Page 38

6. Do you have any forks?
I need some glasses for the dinner
table.

7. 1. Who designed round houses?
2. Are round houses modern?
3. Where can you find a bubble house?

8. 1. Is this a modern house?
2. Is this a house of the future?
3. No, it isn’t.
4. It was built in the south of France.
5. It is 40 years old.
6. It’s called a “bubble house.”
7. Cyril Jean designed it.
8. He’s a designer, and he loves round things.
9. He collects coins, and clocks. He also collects round
furniture.
10. Everything is round:
windows, bedroom, bathroom, fire place, garden.
11. Bubble houses are the idea of Hungarian architect:
Antti Lovag. He thinks tall blocks of flats are bad for
us.
12. He thinks people are happy in round houses because
they are natural.

9. Page 42
Toronto,
Lisbon, Canada
Samoa
Portugal
1. What kind of house
do you have?
2. Old? Modern?
3. Where?
Malibu, Hawaii, 4. How many
USA bedrooms?
5. Who lives with you?

10. Page 43
1. Where can you find an aspirin
where you live?
2. Where can you send an email?
3. Where can you have a meal?
4. Where can you read a book?
5. Where can you buy stamps?
6. Where can you get milk?
7. Where can you get some bread?
8. Where can you go for a walk?
9. Where can you go shopping?
10. Where can you go to the museum?

11. 1. Bed
2. Blanket
3. Pillow
4. Closet
5. Dresser
6. Pictures
7. Desk
8. Lamp
9. Rug

12. 1. Shower
2. Bath tub
3. Sink
4. Toilet
5. Mirror
6. Trash can
7. Tooth brush
8. Hair brush
9. Shampoo
10. Soap
11. Towel
12. Wash cloth
13. Rug