The story of the zebra crossing (reading)

Who are you? Your name and surname Review the topical vocabulary Read the story SB Ex. 4 p. 83-84 and do the tasks Read the text SB Ex. 4 p.83-84 and find the best subheading for each parahraph. 1 F. Never thought about it 2 C. The need for the safe crossing 3 A. Good for pedestrians only 4 G. The best pattern for all 5 D. He noticed the cimilarity 6 B. Connection with pop music Match the phrases millelegi tähelepanu pöörama pay attention to something kooliteel on your way to school millegagi tuttav olema be familiar with something eemalt from far away Match the phrases lisaks sellele in addition to that võrdlema make a comparison parlamendi liige a Member of Parliament tänu millelegi thanks to something Make up sentences People often don't pay much attention to the signs or symbols around them. Lot's of signs have become too common for us. We use a zebra crossing every day on our way to school. Make up sentences It's interesting to know why it looks the way it does. Heavier traffic led to serious accidents. The very first pedestrian crossings weren't visible enough for drivers. Make up sentences. There were lots of experiments in the UK to find the best pattern for the crossing. The black and white striped one proved to be the most effective. The similarity with a zebra gave the crossing its name.