Sport Reading B1 + UoE

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What is the writer doing in this text?

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What does the text say about the Championships?

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What does Dwayne Simpson say about the Championships?

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According to Nathaniel Day, the event

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Which best describes the Jamaica Schools Championships?

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Weather forecasts

People have always tried to (1) ..................... the weather. In the past, people often watched the sky for (2) ..................... of how the weather was changing. A red sky at night, for example, suggested that the (3) ..................... day would be fi ne. Animals’ behaviour also (4) ..................... information for forecasting the weather. For example, if cows were lying down it meant it was (5) ..................... to rain. Nowadays, (6) ..................... , scientists use complicated computer models to produce weather forecasts that are much more (7) ..................... . They can say, for example, if there is a 20% or 30% (8) ..................... of rain on a particular day. They can also warn people if a storm is (9) ..................... . This is important for farmers and other people who work outside. It also helps ordinary people know whether they need to (10) ..................... an umbrella with them when they go out!

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Weather forecasts

People have always tried to (1) ..................... the weather. In the past, people often watched the sky for (2) ..................... of how the weather was changing. A red sky at night, for example, suggested that the (3) ..................... day would be fi ne. Animals’ behaviour also (4) ..................... information for forecasting the weather. For example, if cows were lying down it meant it was (5) ..................... to rain. Nowadays, (6) ..................... , scientists use complicated computer models to produce weather forecasts that are much more (7) ..................... . They can say, for example, if there is a 20% or 30% (8) ..................... of rain on a particular day. They can also warn people if a storm is (9) ..................... . This is important for farmers and other people who work outside. It also helps ordinary people know whether they need to (10) ..................... an umbrella with them when they go out!

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Weather forecasts

People have always tried to (1) ..................... the weather. In the past, people often watched the sky for (2) ..................... of how the weather was changing. A red sky at night, for example, suggested that the (3) ..................... day would be fi ne. Animals’ behaviour also (4) ..................... information for forecasting the weather. For example, if cows were lying down it meant it was (5) ..................... to rain. Nowadays, (6) ..................... , scientists use complicated computer models to produce weather forecasts that are much more (7) ..................... . They can say, for example, if there is a 20% or 30% (8) ..................... of rain on a particular day. They can also warn people if a storm is (9) ..................... . This is important for farmers and other people who work outside. It also helps ordinary people know whether they need to (10) ..................... an umbrella with them when they go out!

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Weather forecasts

People have always tried to (1) ..................... the weather. In the past, people often watched the sky for (2) ..................... of how the weather was changing. A red sky at night, for example, suggested that the (3) ..................... day would be fi ne. Animals’ behaviour also (4) ..................... information for forecasting the weather. For example, if cows were lying down it meant it was (5) ..................... to rain. Nowadays, (6) ..................... , scientists use complicated computer models to produce weather forecasts that are much more (7) ..................... . They can say, for example, if there is a 20% or 30% (8) ..................... of rain on a particular day. They can also warn people if a storm is (9) ..................... . This is important for farmers and other people who work outside. It also helps ordinary people know whether they need to (10) ..................... an umbrella with them when they go out!

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Weather forecasts

People have always tried to (1) ..................... the weather. In the past, people often watched the sky for (2) ..................... of how the weather was changing. A red sky at night, for example, suggested that the (3) ..................... day would be fi ne. Animals’ behaviour also (4) ..................... information for forecasting the weather. For example, if cows were lying down it meant it was (5) ..................... to rain. Nowadays, (6) ..................... , scientists use complicated computer models to produce weather forecasts that are much more (7) ..................... . They can say, for example, if there is a 20% or 30% (8) ..................... of rain on a particular day. They can also warn people if a storm is (9) ..................... . This is important for farmers and other people who work outside. It also helps ordinary people know whether they need to (10) ..................... an umbrella with them when they go out!

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Weather forecasts

People have always tried to (1) ..................... the weather. In the past, people often watched the sky for (2) ..................... of how the weather was changing. A red sky at night, for example, suggested that the (3) ..................... day would be fi ne. Animals’ behaviour also (4) ..................... information for forecasting the weather. For example, if cows were lying down it meant it was (5) ..................... to rain. Nowadays, (6) ..................... , scientists use complicated computer models to produce weather forecasts that are much more (7) ..................... . They can say, for example, if there is a 20% or 30% (8) ..................... of rain on a particular day. They can also warn people if a storm is (9) ..................... . This is important for farmers and other people who work outside. It also helps ordinary people know whether they need to (10) ..................... an umbrella with them when they go out!

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Weather forecasts

People have always tried to (1) ..................... the weather. In the past, people often watched the sky for (2) ..................... of how the weather was changing. A red sky at night, for example, suggested that the (3) ..................... day would be fi ne. Animals’ behaviour also (4) ..................... information for forecasting the weather. For example, if cows were lying down it meant it was (5) ..................... to rain. Nowadays, (6) ..................... , scientists use complicated computer models to produce weather forecasts that are much more (7) ..................... . They can say, for example, if there is a 20% or 30% (8) ..................... of rain on a particular day. They can also warn people if a storm is (9) ..................... . This is important for farmers and other people who work outside. It also helps ordinary people know whether they need to (10) ..................... an umbrella with them when they go out!

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Weather forecasts

People have always tried to (1) ..................... the weather. In the past, people often watched the sky for (2) ..................... of how the weather was changing. A red sky at night, for example, suggested that the (3) ..................... day would be fi ne. Animals’ behaviour also (4) ..................... information for forecasting the weather. For example, if cows were lying down it meant it was (5) ..................... to rain. Nowadays, (6) ..................... , scientists use complicated computer models to produce weather forecasts that are much more (7) ..................... . They can say, for example, if there is a 20% or 30% (8) ..................... of rain on a particular day. They can also warn people if a storm is (9) ..................... . This is important for farmers and other people who work outside. It also helps ordinary people know whether they need to (10) ..................... an umbrella with them when they go out!

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Weather forecasts

People have always tried to (1) ..................... the weather. In the past, people often watched the sky for (2) ..................... of how the weather was changing. A red sky at night, for example, suggested that the (3) ..................... day would be fi ne. Animals’ behaviour also (4) ..................... information for forecasting the weather. For example, if cows were lying down it meant it was (5) ..................... to rain. Nowadays, (6) ..................... , scientists use complicated computer models to produce weather forecasts that are much more (7) ..................... . They can say, for example, if there is a 20% or 30% (8) ..................... of rain on a particular day. They can also warn people if a storm is (9) ..................... . This is important for farmers and other people who work outside. It also helps ordinary people know whether they need to (10) ..................... an umbrella with them when they go out!

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Weather forecasts

People have always tried to (1) ..................... the weather. In the past, people often watched the sky for (2) ..................... of how the weather was changing. A red sky at night, for example, suggested that the (3) ..................... day would be fi ne. Animals’ behaviour also (4) ..................... information for forecasting the weather. For example, if cows were lying down it meant it was (5) ..................... to rain. Nowadays, (6) ..................... , scientists use complicated computer models to produce weather forecasts that are much more (7) ..................... . They can say, for example, if there is a 20% or 30% (8) ..................... of rain on a particular day. They can also warn people if a storm is (9) ..................... . This is important for farmers and other people who work outside. It also helps ordinary people know whether they need to (10) ..................... an umbrella with them when they go out!