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Description (page 9) Book 4-Unit 1 Fill in the worksheet with the words from the passage which describe the following things. high/fell slope peak lake landscape mountain valley lush, extraordinary, glacial, green high, craggy spectacular, beautiful, compact, crumpled deep, large, idyllic imposing, craggy rolling grassy Book 4-Unit 1 Return to Menu Part III Extended Activities Book 4-Unit 1 Extended Activities Book 4-Unit 1 Dictation Read More Grammar and Vocabulary Read for Interest Cultural Information Return to Menu The taste for beauty in nature often changes with the times. And the sunflower is a good case in point. The sunflower has been grown in Britain for four centuries, but it spent a long time out of favour. For years it was looked upon as something of a joke flower, climbing to a ridiculous height and bearing a top-heavy head that soon sagged and withered away. Some people grew them for their edible seeds, while school-children, interested by their size, strove to rival the world record of about seven metres. Not even the labours of the great artists such as Vincent van Gogh could transform the sunflower’s unfashionable image. But in the past two or three years, all this has changed. Vases of sunflowers appear in the corners of smart shops, departments and boutiques. They creep into the background of graceful advertisements for high fashion. Seed businessmen and florists report unprecedented demand for them for gardens and ambitious indoor arrangements. Script Book 4-Unit 1 Suppose you are traveling in your city, would you like to travel on foot? What are the benefits and drawbacks of a walking tour compared with a bus tour? What places are suitable for a walking tour? Get Yourself Lost Book 4-Unit 1 Places not suitable for walking Places suitable for walking Disadvantages Advantages Worksheet A Tour on Foot Book 4-Unit 1 1. What are the advantages of sightseeing on foot as suggested by the writer? There are many advantages of sights