Classwork: page 62
Homework:
Spelling
1) Victorian = Βικτωριανός, -ή, -ό
(της εποχής που βασίλευε η Βασίλισσα Βικτωρία, τον 19ο αιώνα)
2) age = εποχή
3) the United Kingdom = το Ηνωμένο Βασίλειο
4) social = κοινωνικός, -ή, -ό
5) husband = ο σύζυγος
6) encourage = ενθαρρύνω
7) the arts = οι τέχνες (Μουσική, ζωγραφική, χορός κτλ.)
8) science = η επιστήμη
9) trade = το εμπόριο
10) industry = η βιομηχανία
11) organise = οργανώνω
12) exhibition = έκθεση (εμπορική)
13) profit = κέρδος
14) public = δημόσιος, -ή, -ό
15) light bulb = λαμπτήρας, λάμπα
16) useful = χρήσιμος, -ή, -ό
Exercise 4, p. 63 (see p. 58 for the Grammar)
I've found two different collectors of unusual things. Louise J. Greenfarb from the USA has a collection of 35,000 authentic fridge-magnets. She's been collecting them since the 1970s. Her first fridge-magnet was a present from her son. Everyone in the town of Henderson, Nevada know her as the 'magnet lady'. But a stranger collection is the one that belongs to Wong Ting Man from Hong Kong in China. No, he's not a fan of smartphones. He began collecting instant cameras in 1992. He's got 1042 different models which is not the biggest collection in the world but it's worth $130,000. When interviewed by the World Record Academy about what his family thought of his collection he said the following. My wife said: "if all your camera not keep in home, then everything is fine"... "She do support me to collect.", said Mr. Wong Ting Man. 
