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**Question in English**

2. Establece semejanzas y diferencias geográficas entre los países clasificados a la segunda ronda

2. Indicate geography similarities and differences between the classified countries, to the second phase.

7. Elabora un cuadro comparativo sobre la estructura política y económica de los países clasificados y señala su influencia en el fútbol.

7. Make a comparative chart about the politic and economic structure of the classified countries and describe his influence in soccer.

8. Indica la influencia del estado de cada país en el desarrollo del fútbol en los países clasificados

8. What does the government of the classified countries do for the development of soccer?

9. ¿Cuáles son las leyes que fomentan el fútbol en los países clasificados?

9. What are the laws that promote soccer in the classified countries?

10. ¿Cuanto es la inversión para la organización de un mundial?

10. How much cost the organization of the world-cup Germany 2006?

11. ¿Cuáles son los objetivos de la FIFA para organizar un mundial?

11. What are the aims of the FIFA to organize a World Cup.

**Poem**

HOW SHOULD WE LIVE OUR LIVES?

Life has loveliness to sell—

All beautiful and splendid things,

Blue waves whitened on a cliff,

Climbing fire that sways and sings,

5) And children’s faces looking up

Holding wonder like a cup.

Life has loveliness to sell—

Music like a curve of gold.

Scent of pine trees in the rain,

10) Eyes that love you, arms that hold,

And for your spirit’s still delight,

Holy thoughts that star the night.

Spend all you have for loveliness,

Buy it and never count the cost.

15) For one white singing hour of peace

Count many a year of strife well lost,

And for a breath of ecstasy

Give all you have been or could be.

—Sara Teasdale

The main idea of the poem is to urge us:

1. To be cautious in life
2. To avoid strife
3. To despise the ugly part of life
4. To enjoy life’s treasures
5. Not to become involved

**CINDERELLA**

Cinderella lived in a small village in the north of England. She had two sisters; they were very ugly. She got up every morning at six o'clock, then she made breakfast for her sisters, and afterwards she cleaned the house. She worked all day. Her two ugly sisters were very lazy; they never did any work because Cinderella did everything. Cinderella was very unhappy.

One day, the postman came to the house. He gave Cinderella's sister an envelope. In the envelope there were three invitations to a party at the Prince's house. She said to her sisters, "Fantastic! There is a party at the Prince's house. I can wear my new red dress and Esmeralda can wear her new blue dress, but Cinderella can't go because her dress is old and dirty and she hasn't got any shoes."

On Saturday at 8 o'clock, the ugly sisters went to the party. Cinderella sat in the kitchen. She was very sad. There was a ring at the door. Cinderella opened the door. There was a woman. She said, "Hello! I am your Fairy Godmother. Why are you sad?" Cinderella said, "I want to go to the party but I haven't got any beautiful clothes." The Fairy Godmother said, "No problem, here is a new dress and some glass shoes. There is a golden bicycle in the street. Now you can go to the party, but you must return before 12 o'clock." Cinderella said, "Thank you." She put on the glass shoes and the red dress. She looked very pretty. Then she went to the party by bicycle.

The party was very good. At first, Cinderella was very shy but after an hour, the Prince asked Cinderella to dance. They danced for a long time. The Prince said to Cinderella, "I like your dress and you are very pretty." Cinderella was very happy. She forgot what time it was. Suddenly the clock rang. Cinderella said, "Oh no! I must go. It is 12 o'clock." She ran home, at the door of the Prince's house she lost her shoe.

The next day, the Prince was very sad because he was in love with Cinderella but he didn't know where she lived. He went to all the houses in the village and said, "Do you know whose shoe this is?" Finally, he went to Cinderella's house. Cinderella opened the door. The Prince said, "I love you. Do you want to marry me?" Cinderella said, "Yes." The wedding was the week after. Cinderella and the Prince were never unhappy again.

THE END

Questions:

Can you answer these questions?

Where did she live?

She lived in small village in the north of England.

When did she get up?

She got up every morning at six o'clock

How did she go to the party?

She went to party in a golden bicycle

Why was the prince sad?

Because the prince was in love with Cindirella and the didn’t know where she lived.