Worksheet 6 Rearrange the sentences to make the dialogues. Take the first street on the left, then the second on the right. First on the left, second on the right... Can you tell me the way to the post office, please? That's right. Excuse me! Thanks a lot. Yes?

What does it mean when someone is impartial? A. He is biased. B. He is fair. C. He makes claims. D. He has strong opinions.

\begin{tabular}{l} 1. Judging from \\ paragraph 1, a visitor \\ to Frida and Diego's \\ house in Coyoacán \\ would be struck with \\ a sense of \\ A. color and life. \\ \hline \( \begin{array}{l}\text { A. color and life. } \\ \text { B. light and dark. } \\ \text { C. tension and fear. }\end{array} \)\end{tabular}

Writing Write a letter to your friend telling them about an unforgettable shopping trip your had last week. In your letter, you must mention where you went shopping who you went shopping with what made your shopping trip unforgettable (120-170 words)

\begin{tabular}{l} When the author writes \\ that "everything about \\ [Frida] ... breathed a \\ kind of roguish glee" (4), \\ it means she gives off a \\ sense of \\ \hline :: C. foolishness. \\ \hline :: D. bad behavior. \\ \hline :: E. playfulness. \end{tabular}

Worksheet 6 Rearrange the sentences to make the dialogues. Take the first street on the left, then the second on the right. First on the left, second on the right... Can you tell me the way to the post office, please? That's right. Excuse me! Thanks a lot. Yes?