unit 11 writing lop 12

If/ a sick person/ fold/ ten thousand paper cranes/ God make/ well again 7.. Sadako/ start/ fold/ but/ die/ when/ not finish/ work.. After that/ her classmates/ publish/ a book of letter

Match the name of the book in column A with their

writer in column B

1 Gone with the Wind

2 Robinson Crusoe

3 The Old man and the

sea

4 War and Peace

5 Harry Potter

6 The adventures of Tom

Sawyer

a Mark Twain

b Leo Tolstoy

c Ernest

Hemingway

d Margaret

Mitchell

e Daniel Defoe

f J K Rowling

1 The book/ I recently read/ Sadako and the Thousand

Paper Cranes/ based/ the life/ a real little girl/ live/ Japan/ from 1943 to 1945

2 6 August 1945/ atomic bomb/ explode/ Hiroshima/ Japan

3 One/ survivors/ two – year – old girl/ Sadako Sasaki

4 ten years later/ she/ fall ill/ leukaemia

5 As/ she/ become sicker/ remember/ old legend

6 If/ a sick person/ fold/ ten thousand paper cranes/ God make/ well again

7 Sadako/ start/ fold/ but/ die/ when/ not finish/ work.

8 After that/ her classmates/ publish/ a book of letters/

Sadako/ write/ tell/ her wish/ peace.

9 As/ story/ Sadako/ spread/ paper cranes/ become known/ symbol of peace.

10 The story/ speak/ young readers/ tragedy of Sadako s ’

death/ and make/ universal statement/ peace in the world.

1 The book I have recently read is “Sadako and the Thousand

Paper Cranes” , which is based on the life of a real little girl

who lived in Japan from 1943 to 1945.

2 On 6 August 1945, an atomic bomb was exploded over

Hiroshima, a city in Japan.

3 One of the survivors was two – year – old girl Sadako Sasaki.

4 But ten years later, Sadako fell ill with leukaemia.

5 As she became sicker, she remembered an old legend.

6 If a sick person folded ten thousand paper cranes, the God

would make him well again.

7 Sadako started to fold but died when she had not finished her work.

8 After that her classmates published a book of the letters which Sadako had written to tell them about her wish for peace.

9 As the story of Sadako has spread, the paper crane has also become known as a symbol of peace.

10 The story speaks to young readers of the tragedy of Sadako’s