Comprehension: 4.9 Going Forward in Time (Wednesday; 10/11) (Thursday; 11/11)

K: Know the extract of the story.

U: Understand the main points of the story.

D: Write the features and details of the story.


Words of the Day

1. Ether

2. Undulate


Let's read the story!

Please refer to pages 117 - 119 in your learner book. Read the story together!






Task Time

Please refer to pages 119 - 120. Answer question 1a1, 1b to 1c, 2a to 2c, and 2e. Write only your answers in your Comprehension book.





For 6 Aestas, please submit your pictured/scanned works in the discussion room:

6 Aestas


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  1. Ms FarahNovember 10, 2021 at 5:01 PM

    Sample Answers:

    1a1. The main idea for this story is survival or trust. (A main idea/theme must always have a moral value)

    1b. The summary is that Arthur and Ford were in a ship after Earth's destruction. Arthur was confused and nervous but Ford decided to help him. Arthur didn't know Ford was an alien.

    1c. Arthur seemed confused and nervous but Ford was relaxed.

    2a. The features are mentioning of unknown planets, using scientific words like spaceships, and science fictional characters such as aliens.

    2b. It is considered science-fiction. This reminds me of GOTG, Star Wars, Star Trek, Infinity War, Aliens VS Predators, Men in Black, and ET (You can write 1 popular media that focuses on space and/or aliens)

    2c. It was written some time ago because the characters instead use books to find information instead of internet. It is modern because it mentioned technology that is yet to happen now such as the signaling sub-ether device.

    2e. I find science-fiction quite disgusting because most of the times, the aliens look weird and the scenes weird me out. I also find the genre interesting because space is very vast and interesting. (You can give your own opinion and valid reason)

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