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Hot snake 9 They were quite sure it didnt, werent they? (Yes, they were. ) 10 When was the cause discovered? (This morning. ) 11 Who discovered it? (A fireman did. ) 12 Was it what he was looking for? (No, it wasnt. ) 13 What did he notice? The remains of a snake which was wound round the electric wires of a 16, 000-volt power line. Asking questions：Ask me if? T： … theres been a big forest fire in California. S：Has there been a big forest fire in California? T：Where?? S：Where has been a big forest fire? 1 theres been a big forest fire in California. Where… 2 firemen have put it out. What / Who… 3 theyve been trying to discover the cause. What / Who… 4 fires are often caused by broken glass. What ? by / How / What… 5 theyre also caused by cigarette ends. What else… 6 the firemen examined the ground yesteday. When /What/ Who… 7 they looked for broken glass. What… 8 a fireman discovered the cause accidentally. How / What / Who… Key to Summary writing Now that firemen have put out a big forest fire in California,they have been trying to discover its cause. There was no evidence that it was started by broken glass or a cigarette end. However a fireman has just solved the mystery. He noticed the remains of a snake which had been dropped by a bird on to some electric wires. In winding itself round the wires, the snake had sent sparks to the ground and this caused the fire. Key to KS Exercises A What happened： began(1. 2); examined(1. 4); were not able tofind(1. 5); did not start(1. 6); discovered (1. 7); noticed(1.8); was wound(1. 8); was able to s olve(1. 9);dropped(1. 10); wound(1.11); it did so(1. 11); sent(1. 11); started (1. 11) What has happened： have put out(1. 1) What has been happening： have been trying to find(1. 2) C Jack looked at his watch for the twentieth time. Suddenly Jill arrived. ‘Ive been waiting for over an hour, ’he said angrily.