Question

ed. 4 Read and match. Then write sentences about the ancient Greeks, as in the example. 1 build houses 2 not eat go to stadiums not have desks 23 3 4 5 not wear 1 They built houses with mud and wood. a trousers or shorts b to watch games c with mud and wood dat school e much meat 5 Cover this page after page 21 of the Pupil's Book.​

Answer 1

   They built houses with mud and wood.

   They did not eat much meat.

   They did not go to stadiums to watch games.

   They did not have desks at school.

   They did not wear trousers or shorts.

Answer 2

The ancient Greeks had various customs and practices that set them apart from other civilizations. Let's match the statements and then write sentences about the ancient Greeks, as in the example given:

1. They built houses with mud and wood. 2. They did not eat much meat. 3. They did not go to stadiums to watch games. 4. They did not have desks at school. 5. They did not wear trousers or shorts.

Now, let's form sentences using these statements:

1. The ancient Greeks built their houses using a combination of mud and wood, showcasing their resourcefulness and practicality. 2. One interesting aspect of the ancient Greek diet was their limited consumption of meat, as they mainly relied on a plant-based diet for sustenance. 3. Unlike modern sports enthusiasts, the ancient Greeks did not have stadiums to watch games. Instead, they often gathered in open spaces or amphitheaters to witness athletic competitions and spectacles. 4. Education in ancient Greece did not involve the use of desks, as students were typically seated on the floor or benches during lessons. 5. In ancient Greek society, trousers or shorts were not commonly worn. Instead, both men and women donned tunics and robes as their primary clothing choices.

Remember to cover this page after completing exercise 21 of the Pupil's Book.