Tutor s Guide Reading Check Stage 2
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1 Tut s Guide Reading Check Stage 2 Student Name Date
2 Contents STAGE 2 A Tut s Guide to Reading Check Page Overview Set 1 pages 1 4A Set 2 pages 5 8A Set 3 pages 9 12A Set 4 pages 13 16A Set 5 pages 17 20A Set 6 pages 21 24A Set 7 pages 25 28A Set 8 pages 29 32A Set 9 pages 33 36A Set 10 pages 37 40A Set 11 pages 41 44A Set 12 pages 45 48A
3 A Tut s Guide to What is a Reading Check? Reading Check is how you monit the student s progress in reading. It checks: Accuracy Fluency Vocabulary Comprehension skills. Who carries it out? The person suppting the student carries out the Reading Check exercise with the student at regular intervals throughout the programme. When does it happen? Usually this is after the student has covered 4 pages of Units of Sound (UofS) Reading on the computer. There should be at least 24 hours between covering a page on the computer and the Reading Check. What is in the Reading Check Resources? There are 12 sets of Reading Check resources in each stage Each set has 2 sheets f the tut and 2 f the student The student sheets can be reused The tut sheets fm a recd and so you need a set per student What is in a Reading Check Set? Student Blocks sheet: Covers a selection of wds and sounds from 46 pages Tut Blocks moniting sheet: Cresponds to the student Blocks sheet Read it Student sheet: Covers the A page passage Tut Read it moniting sheet: Cresponds to the student Read it sheet, with passage and comprehension questions. At the end of this sheet there is an Action section, indicating what the tut should do if the student shows a lack of accuracy in the reading. How is a Reading Check carried out? Print the 2 Tut moniting sheets of the appropriate set Blocks and Read it. Or, print the whole stage when you start wking with the student. Print the 2 Student sheets of the appropriate set Blocks and Read it. Remember, these can be reused. Follow the script as set out on the Tut sheets at the beginning of the stage. Follow one of the recommendations on the Action section. If the student shows a lack of accuracy fluency you can set those pages to be covered again on the computer. Keep each Tut Reading Check moniting sheet as a recd of the student s progress. Update the student s recds online. i
4 A Tut s Guide to How do I know what action to take? The Reading Check, as set out here, is designed f staff in busy classrooms wking with groups of students at a time. When you hear students reading you will know if they are struggling, sounding out wds. UofS is designed to keep students at a level where they are wking comftably not where they find it hard. Trust your instincts you will know when students need me repetition, and when they don t. Actions you can take Continue If a student completes the Reading Check comftably then he will continue onto the next pages as set. 2. Reset If a student has had difficulty decoding any of the blocks then the UofS page can be reset on the program. If you have time You can use the UofS books and ask the student to read out the pages that were causing problems, including sentences and passages. This will give you a fuller idea of how well the student is decoding. You could ask followup questions on vocabulary, structure and patterns. 3. Review If the student is making me than a few errs and is finding it hard to read fluently, then you can consider redoing the Reading Placement to check the student is wking at the right level. Using Sheets & Sets There are always 2 sheets per set f the tut and 2 sheets f the student. Each Units of Sound stage has 12 sets. You will start with the Blocks sheet, then follow with Read it sheet (the only exception to this is Sets 1&2 which only have Blocks sheets). Blocks Blocks Read it 2. Read it Tut Set Student Set ii
5 Page Overview STAGE 2 Set indicat 4 nd tle lk 1 sand bend pond 2 cattle settle bottle 3 silk milk sulk ss y ll 4 mess hiss pass 5 by try why 6 sell will hall Unit of Sound Use the stars to mark answers Page number Block number Check Wds When you see the speech icon, these are instructions f you. Anything printed in bold is what you should say to the student. Instructions will only appear if the task is new. I d like you to read these wds to me. Use the stars to mark any wds the student has difficulty reading. egg kettle end moss that try As a reminder you can use instructions from the previous pages if necessary. Blocks Date Completed: Pages 1316 Page range Sheet type indicat Remember to note the date iii
6 1 I d like you to read the wds in each block starting with block 1. Ask the student to read the Unit of Sound after each block. Use the stars to mark any wds the student has difficulty reading. bl nk ch ng 1 block blame bleed 2 trunk drank blanket 3 check choose Chinese 4 wrong shaping winning br str ai 5 breeze brass broken 6 string strike stretch 7 gain faint hair Check Wds Check Sounds with clue wds flower tune proud out tall I d like you to read these wds to me. Use the stars to mark any wds the student has difficulty reading. Vocabulary least China listen proper strain Pick five wds from the wd blocks above to check your student s understanding of what they mean. wh sw oo / oo oy er tle ea mp lf nk while swim book/moon boy river little tea dump shelf sink I d like you to read the sounds to me. Only give the clue wd if needed. Use the stars to mark any sounds not known. Blocks Pages 14
7 1 I d like you to read this passage to me. Circle any wds the student has difficulty reading. Recd the number of errs. Jack and Ben have set off to go fishing. The sun is shining and the air is warm. They choose a good place beside the brook where the bank is not very steep. This time they are hoping to get a good catch. After a long time they still have no fish, so they begin to chat. 4A I think this is the wrong place, says Jack. Just down there where that tree trunk sticks out over the water looks much better. That s the st of dark place where the fish will breed. Then he gets up and goes to have a look. No thanks, says Ben. Remember last time when I tried to stretch out too far and fell in. I got very wet, and my rod was broken. You can stick your neck out and be brave if you want to. But don t blame me if you fall in. Have a look at those black clouds. There s a breeze coming up and it will start to rain soon. Errs I m going to ask you a few questions about the passage. Recd the number of errs. Comprehension question What s the weather like at the beginning of the sty? How can you tell if their fishing is going well not? Can you think of a different wd f brook? What happened to Ben last time? What does Ben think is going to happen with the weather? Answer Sunny and warm They have caught no fish after a long time Stream, river He fell in, got wet and broke his rod He thinks it s going to rain because of the black clouds and the breeze that s started Errs See the section How do I know what action to take? f further tips on this part. Continue Action Reset Review Remember to tick any pages that need to be Reset Read it
8 2 kn un ey o knot unless obey won knives unknown valley shove knew underneath eye another igh eigh oa 5 tight bright slight 7 6 eight eighty weight 7 7 float soak boast 8 Check Wds Check Sounds with clue wds those who stood Vocabulary garden cloud other Pick five wds from the wd blocks above to check your student s understanding of what they mean. oi aw ce en br lp oil paw face open brave help Blocks Pages 58
9 2 8A The streets of the town seemed very still. There were lights here and there but no noise at all. They went right at the next cner, hoping they might see the shop lights on in front of them. The sight of the bright lights shining out at them made them pleased. Now they knew it was fish and chips f supper tonight. Errs They had to wait a long time f the chips. At last they got what they had come f. Out they went again into the black frosty night. It did not seem so bad this time. Somehow they got home in much less time than it had taken befe. Comprehension question How can you tell what time of year it probably is? What were they looking f? Can you think of a different way to describe the streets? What took a long time in the shop? Why do you think it did not seem so bad going out again into the black night? Action Answer Black frosty night autumn winter A fish and chip shop Empty, quiet ( similar) The chips Because they had bought their fish and chips and felt happy Errs Continue Reset Review Read it
10 3 gr ow arn n erm arm grin flow barn term greedy slowly cn alarm groove blowing se cr a s fuse cross rather sure oppose crust father surely advise crane sugar Check Wds Check Sounds with clue wds which thick meaning brown noise Vocabulary knife employ money prove sheep Pick five wds from the wd blocks above to check your student s understanding of what they mean. ch ung ong ai igh ow se y / y ck whchop rung song train high now rise cry/happy track where Blocks Pages 912
11 3 12A You can enjoy yourself with an old bike like this. It s the same as those stock car races where they have cars as old as they can. Errs But they smash all the cars up in races like that! Yes, I know they do but they smash the cars up because they want to.they mean to do it. Well, I m not setting out to smash my bike up. There s no sense in doing that is there? Anyway you go down the hill, and watch me as I turn into that field at the bottom. I bet I ll be doing about fty as I m passing you. OK Jack, but wait a bit. I ll go and give you a wave from the bottom of the hill, to tell you when to start. Ben goes down the hill, while Jack waits at the top. The gate s open, so that s all right. But just a minute, somebody s put a stack of bales of hay just inside the gate. Jack can t miss them if he s going fast. If he hits them at fty he ll finish up with eggshaped wheels. And he ll take off like a rocket as well! Why is Ben just standing at the bottom of the hill? Well, anyway, I m not waiting any me. He s going to get the biggest shock of his life when I go past him at fty into that empty field. Comprehension question How fast does Jack think he ll be going at the bottom of the hill? What problem does Ben find when he goes into the field at the bottom of the hill? What does Ben think will happen to Jack s bike if he hits the hay? What other wd could you use instead of smash? Why is Jack being foolish, not waiting f Ben to tell him when to start? Action Answer 40mph Someone has piled up some hay there His wheels will buckle and end up egg shaped Break, destroy, ruin It might not be safe f him to go down the hill Errs Continue Reset Review Read it
12 4 ur are ft ough burst dare lift fought purse scare loft brought burning sharing swift thought pt owl awl owd et wept scowl crowd basket adapt crawl powder rocket empty bowl regret Check Wds Check Sounds with clue wds rather sure turning found soup Vocabulary tonight thought groan sight shoe Pick five wds from the wd blocks above to check your student s understanding of what they mean. ea ay knur th er ee nk all aw sea day knot burn thing never seen sink ball saw Blocks Pages 1316
13 4 16A Robin Hood saw that Friar Tuck was very much awake. He put his swd at the big man s neck. Now, Friar, you will take me over the river here. Errs So Robin got on Friar Tuck s back, and gave him a sharp smack with his swd. They went on into the water. When they were some way across, Friar Tuck gave a jerk. Robin fell into the water. When he got up, he found Friar Tuck had his swd out. Now, my cheeky chap, said the Friar, It s your turn to carry me the rest of the way. So the Friar made Robin take him across the rest of the river on his back. Friar Tuck was a big man, and Robin fell down when he got to the bank. Friar Tuck also fell. Soon they got up and were fighting each other. The swds rang out, clang, bang, smash, clash. All at once they saw other men coming at them with swds. Friar Tuck turned to fight them off, while Robin got out his hunting hn. With that he sent out a call to his men to come and help him. Soon the wood was full of men in green coming to help Robin Hood. The other men ran off as fast as they could go. Comprehension question How did Robin Hood threaten Friar Tuck to get him to take him across the river? What did they do when they got to the other side of the river? How did Robin Hood get his men to come and help? What s a different way of saying he sent out a call? Who won the fight at the end? Answer He put a swd to his neck Fight He used his hunting hn He sent out a signal. Robin Hood and his men Errs Action Continue Reset Review Read it
14 glass slip sir quick glide slope dirt quote glitter slipper thirsty question igh ew el dge high blew label gadget sigh jewel kennel wedge interview compel judging Check Wds Check Sounds with clue wds suppose sugar growl carpet Vocabulary glide crime brought empty Pick five wds from the wd blocks above to check your student s understanding of what they mean. gl sl ir qu sh qu oa ar eigh ce slur whkn sheep queen boat car weigh race slide churn wheel knot Blocks Pages 1720
15 5 20A I like coming to visit Uncle Alan. What I like best is getting away from town, with all its crowds and noise. All those cars, buses and trucks make noise and smells. They ll knock you down as well if you don t get out of the way as quick as you can. But here its nice and quiet, and nothing happens at all. Errs That s good, Uncle Alan s left his ladder out. Now I can get up that tree, like I ve been wanting to f ages. Up here I can see everything. I can see right to the main road, and that must be two miles off. What a lovely afternoon it is. I can see people playing cricket over there. Well, I ve been up here at least a half of an hour. I d better go down and see if tea s ready yet. Now, which branch did I lean the ladder on? Where s the ladder gone? Somebody s taken the ladder away! It s a five metre drop down to those roots. If I jump I ll have a broken leg something! Uncle Alan! Help! Help! Comprehension question What s it like where Uncle Alan lives? What does the narrat do as soon as he gets there? What can he see from the top? What other wds could you use instead of I like in the first sentence? Why is it a problem that someone s taken the ladder? Action Answer In the country, it s quiet, no traffic city smells Uses a ladder to climb a tree People playing cricket and the main road I enjoy, I look fward to, It s fun ( similar) It s too far f the narrat to jump without hurting himself Errs Continue Reset Review Read it
16 sc ld alk gh 6 scope scalp scare 7 should wouldn t couldn t 8 stalk talked walking 9 laugh cough enough Check Wds Check Sounds with clue wds Vocabulary Pick five wds from the wd blocks above to check your student s understanding of what they mean. ge ld lt kle sk 1 stage charge bandage 2 sold childhood field 3 melt consult spoilt 4 trickle crackle sparkle 5 skip skate sky cree th ck all oo / oo oi ur ft el crisp seem think neck ball took/food coin burn lift tunnel Blocks Pages 2124
17 6 24A Tom and Mike reached the camp site quite late. Tom stopped his mot bike about ten metres from the camp fire. Errs You re later than we hoped you would be, said Jack. My headlight packed in, that s why, said Tom. But that s not all, said Mike, grinning. Go on, Tom, tell them what happened. Tom didn t want to, but the others shouted at him so much that he had to tell them. Well, you see, we met a cow. There we were, coming slowly down the road at about twenty miles an hour. The bike s light was a bit weak, and I saw a cow standing in the middle of the road. I thought to myself, Tom, you must be very tired. Everybody knows there isn t a cow round here f miles, so you must be seeing things. Then suddenly we hit the cow thump! Did you knock it down? No we didn t. It was the biggest cow I ve ever seen. The bike went under it, and carried on, leaving me hanging over its back. I saw Mike sail over its rear end into some bushes. Then I fell off backwards and lay in the road looking up at it. It looked round at me sitting there and then walked slowly away into the darkness. Comprehension question Answer How do you know Tom and Mike weren t the first ones at the campsite? What was wrong with the mot bike? What happened when they hit the cow? Jack says: You re later than we hoped you would be, meaning Jack and some others were already there The headlight wasn t wking properly The bike went under it, Tom was left hanging over its back, and Mike was thrown into some bushes How else could you say sail over? fly over, shoot over, somersault over ( similar) Errs Was it a small big cow? Very big Action Continue Reset Review Read it
18 7 ou lf au ui ea 1 rough touch cousin 2 half calf 3 pause autumn applause 4 fruit juice bruise 5 dread breath health ou ei ei ie ie ei 6 cough trough 7 vein eight neighbour 8 either neither height 9 cried skies tried 10 friend feign their Check Wds Check Sounds with clue wds quick charge use high burning Vocabulary slide sparkle bridge channel blew Pick five wds from the wd blocks above to check your student s understanding of what they mean. ea ui ay ow ge un nk quir dread fruit hay fk flow range unless trunk quick bird Blocks Pages 2528
19 7 28A It was autumn and Sally was on a visit to friends in the country. Every year she and her brother Martin had these few days away at the very end of the summer. There were clear skies, but the air was quite cold. Errs Sally and Martin were down by the river. As they walked they were talking about what they could do to pass the time that night. All at once there was a shout from further up the river. What was that? asked Martin. I don t know, said Sally. Let s run further up and see if anyone is there. They soon saw the boy in the water. What a silly thing to do! yelled Sally. Fancy swimming in a cold river on a day like this! Luckily she had jeans on and strong boots. Martin held a big branch across the river just downstream. Sally halfjumped and halfswam the few metres to the boy and then tried to get back to Martin with him. She missed the rock she was hoping to grab, but held on to the branch which Martin swung round f them. She gave a pull and a push and got the boy on to the rocks at the river side. He was gasping, panting and shivering, and so was Sally. Comprehension question What time of year was it? What were Sally and Martin talking about as they walked by the river? What does gasping mean? What did Sally do when she saw the boy in the water? How did Martin help? Action Answer Autumn/end of summer What they could do that evening Sht hurried breaths, trying to get air ( similar) She jumped into the river to rescue him He held a big branch across the river f Sally to grab onto Errs Continue Reset Review Read it
20 8 lth re ty ob ly 1 wealth healthy filthy 2 remember repeat request 3 twenty duty frosty 4 object observe obstruct 5 hardly shtly quickly y shr my py 6 healthy wealthy lengthy 7 shrill shrank shrewd 8 clammy stmy enemy 9 puppy snappy crispy Check Wds Check Sounds with clue wds stage scare skies bought complete Vocabulary result taught enough half feign Pick five wds from the wd blocks above to check your student s understanding of what they mean. re ce oi aw y / y all ai oa au ob regret face boil jaw try/jolly call pain coat pause object Blocks Pages 2932
21 8 32A Ben had given his neighbour a promise. Yes, he would keep an eye on her house while she was away. Errs When he went there that night with Jack it was dark and rather cold, with a nip of frost in the air. Inside the house was cold too, but everything was all right. Suddenly the boys heard a funny noise outside. What s that? said Jack. I don t know, said Ben, grabbing a stick. But you go out that way and I ll go this way. After waiting a bit, Ben went out into the darkness. He went very slowly and carefully round the end of the house. Then he heard Jack give a quiet laugh and say, Here, Ben, come and have a look at this. Ben took a few quick steps towards Jack. All at once something bumped into Ben s leg. There was a shrill cry and Ben could not help stumbling. As he fell fward, he put his arms up. Ben s hands, and his stick, hit Jack right in the face and they both fell down. They yelled, and got to their feet as quickly as they could to get away from the stinging nettles. You idiot! shouted Jack. I only wanted to show you where the cat had put her kittens. Now I ll have a black eye. Ow! These nettle stings hurt! Comprehension question Why was Ben at his neighbour s house? What does keep an eye on mean? What did the boys hear? What did both of the boys fall into? What had Jack found? Answer He had promised to keep an eye on it while she was away Look after, watch, make sure nothing goes wrong ( similar) A funny noise outside Stinging nettles Where the cat had put her kittens Errs Action Continue Reset Review Read it
22 9 str thr gh ed mb 1 street stroke straight 2 thrash through throat 3 sight eighteen daughter 4 fitted assisted demanded 5 lamb limb numb Check Wds Check Sounds with clue wds strike plenty shrimp softly Vocabulary lifted sounded listed although Pick five wds from the wd blocks above to check your student s understanding of what they mean. quwaau ai ea ey dge ck ry / ry quick wash cause pain breath pk money edge sack cry/very Blocks Pages 3336
23 9 36A In 1933 two airmen flew over the top of Mount Everest. They were the first men to see the top of the mountain. Errs Mount Everest is nearly 9,000 metres high. It was finally climbed f the first time in Befe that there had been seven groups of climbers who had tried to climb it. The 1953 party set up eight camps in all, each of them nearer to the peak of Everest. Camp 8 was the last one befe the big efft to reach the top. Two climbers set off from this last camp on 28 May 1953 to try to climb the last 1,000 metres to the top. They had to carry a big load of climbing kit and they we masks to help them breathe and to keep them alive. At about 8,000 metres they found a flat place. There they set up their tent f the night. Someone once made the remark that this tent was the highest house in the wld. They started climbing at 6 o clock next mning. By 9 o clock they were in sight of the summit. They had to cut steps along the edge of a narrow ridge. But at last they struggled to the top, which was a sharp, pointed spike of frozen snow. It was halfpast eleven in the mning. To mark the 50 years since 1953, 50 groups set off to climb Everest in Comprehension question Answer How many camps did the 1953 climbers set up? 8 Errs What date in 1953 did the two climbers set off f the top? Why was the tent referred to as the highest house in the wld? What is a summit? They started climbing at 6am what time did they reach the summit? 28th May Because it was at 8000 metres and no one had slept in a tent that high up befe The top of a mountain 11.30am Action Continue Reset Review Read it
24 10 ed nge spl scr 1 aimed considered troubled 2 fringe revenge stranger 3 splinter splitting splendid 4 scramble scrawl scream spr ea ie ei 5 sprinkle spread sprang 6 breakdown greater steak 7 thief piece believe 8 receive perceive ceiling Check Wds Check Sounds with clue wds Vocabulary Pick five wds from the wd blocks above to check your student s understanding of what they mean. oy lt ar au ew ai mb ceive ieve toy felt car fk cause new gain numb receive believe Blocks Pages 3740
25 10 40A The Sail s Sty I was just a boy when the great Spanish Armada came. I helped with the guns on our ship, bringing powder when fighting started. I ve seen a lot of fighting since then but I remember that first day best. The great tall ships of the Spanish lay there ahead of us. They were watching a few English ships sailing beyond them, so they didn t see us at first. Errs When we got closer they suddenly saw us. Their ships were full of soldiers in suits of armour, with helmets and great long pikes. They looked a grand sight, and they frightened me, I must admit. Then, as we went past them, they started to shoot. Our gunners cheered, because the enemy shots just splashed into the sea. Their guns were too small and weak to hit us hard. We carried on across the Spanish rear to reach their left wing. The ships here were stuck out on their own. The wind was against any others who might have wanted to help them. Then we ran out our heavy guns. We cheered Queen Elizabeth as we opened fire, but we gave blessings to old King Harry. He was the man who had dered these ships to be made. Our guns roared out together and taught the Spanish what real guns were. They couldn t touch us, but by heaven they were brave. I ve never seen braver men. Comprehension question How do you know this sty was written a long time ago? What were the Spanish soldiers wearing? Why did the English gunners cheer? Why does the sty say our guns roared out? Do you know who old King Harry was? Answer Accept any reasonable answer referring to: the Spanish Armada, style of writing, type of guns, type of ships Suits of armour Because the Spanish guns were too small and weak to reach the English ships Because the guns were filled with powder, which exploded with a loud noise when they were lit Henry the VIII, father of Queen Elizabeth I Errs Action Continue Reset Review Read it
26 11 ie ei ed own ge gi 1 fierce weird 2 passed laughed approached 3 frown drowning known 4 gentle generous genius 5 giant engine region Check Wds Check Sounds with clue wds pulled fced fierce pierced break Vocabulary scramble called remembered strange owned Pick five wds from the wd blocks above to check your student s understanding of what they mean. er ch ey gr lth sh oo / oo sl gl el river church valley groan health shine book/moon slow glide tunnel Blocks Pages 4144
27 11 44A China has far me people than any other country. She claims, with good cause, to have the longest histy in the wld. Errs In the England of King Alfred, men could write and copy books. They did this by hand with pen and with paint brush. In China, at the same time, they could print books by using woodcut blocks. Long befe the birth of Christ the Chinese had traderoutes to Tibet and India. Then f hundreds of years China and her rulers had little contact with the rest of the wld. Right across the nth of their land they still had the Great Wall of China. This had been built almost two thousand years ago. It is roughly 10 metres high, and 5 metres wide at the top. It crosses hills, valleys, rivers, rocks and sand. Its total length is about one thousand five hundred miles. However, things have now changed. China has become a wld power. She has many new facties, roads, bridges and dams. Me and me tourists are visiting China and learning about the histy of the Chinese people. Comprehension question Does China have a long histy? How did the Chinese print books? How long is the Great Wall of China? What does it mean, had little contact? What is China now? Answer Yes, amongst the longest in the wld By using woodcut blocks 1,500 miles China and its rulers kept apart from the rest of the wld A wld power Errs Action Continue Reset Review Read it
28 12 ct ct tion 1 expect subject project 2 practice directed inspected 3 section attention conversation ive ph ph 5 fgive attractive positive 6 photograph phrase physical 7 triumph emphasize elephant Check Wds Check Sounds with clue wds drowning laughed obey directed addition Vocabulary physical iginal practice engine attractive Pick five wds from the wd blocks above to check your student s understanding of what they mean. sprscrstr nge ar ce skau mb ct sprint scrap street range far face skip cause lamb fact Blocks Pages 4548
29 12 48A Mike and Tom were resting on the hillside on their way home from fishing. Tom suddenly pointed down the valley. Look at that idiot with that bus. Fancy bringing a coach that size down a country road. There s no room f it. What if something comes the other way? Errs Just then they saw a car coming in the other direction. The coach and the car went to meet each other without either driver knowing it. The high walls and the trees blocked off their view. The coach and the car almost hit each other at a sharp bend. The car turned right, and smashed partly through a gate and partly through the wall. Mike tried to phone f help, but there was no signal f his mobile phone in such a remote area. Mike and Tom ran faster than they had ever run befe. Tom remained by the crash, while Mike sprinted down to the village. In the telephone box he rang 999. There s been an accident about a mile out on the mo road. A coach and a car are both off the road and some people are hurt. The voice on the phone said, Can you tell me where the crash happened? Mike told him and the emergency operat said, Help will reach you shtly. I ll go back straight away then, replied Mike and he was off like a shot, back up the road. Comprehension question Why couldn t the coach and the car see each other coming? How did the car avoid the coach? Why did Mike have to run to the telephone box in the village? What does it mean, he was off like a shot? What had Tom done while Mike was phoning? Answer The high walls and trees blocked their view on the windy roads It turned right and smashed through a gate and partly through a wall He had no signal f his mobile phone A simile: he ran so quickly, he was as fast as a bullet from a gun He had run to the crash scene to see if he could help Errs Action Continue Reset Review Read it
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