KEY
Question 1
a) TRUE::Peter
Luff, former Conservative defence minister, has demanded that every teacher
should be trained to recognise the needs of left-handed children
b)
FALSE: Whenever these ‘scissor and glue’ lessons
were announced the rest of the class would smile in delight. For me, it was
utter torture.
c) FALSE: At the end of one geography lesson, after a particularly awful
map-sticking session, my teacher tore up the whole of my book in front of my
peers. I can still vividly see my six-year-old face crumple into despair,
desperately trying to fight back tears. The experience has scarred me to this
day.
d)
TRUE: Every 20 minutes my hand would seize in cramps and I’d have to stop work
to massage feeling back into it.
Question 2
a) At the end of one geography lesson, after a particularly awful
map-sticking session, my teacher tore up the whole of my book in front of my
peers. I can still vividly see my six-year-old face crumple into despair,
desperately trying to fight back tears. The experience has scarred me to this
day.
b) To
avoid the dreaded biro smudge, caused by dragging my left hand over the words I
had just written, I wrote from above, my wrist twisted. Every 20 minutes my
hand would seize in cramps and I’d have to stop work to massage feeling back
into it.
Question 3
a)
face d). peers
b)
utter
e. scar
c)
crooked
Question 4
a. She said, 'Life
as a leftie is not easy and we have suffered at the hands of the education
system for too long.
She said that life as a leftie was
not easy and they had suffered at the hands of the education system for too
long.
b. The writer suffered in art lessons because
there were not any scissors for left-handed pupils.
If there had been scissors for left- handed
pupils, the writer would not have suffered so much in art lessons.
c. Students could type essays on the computer at
university.
Essays could be typed (by students) at
university.
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