Red In The Face

BE RED IN THE FACE - be embarrassed
Ex. She is really red in the face.
WALK OFF - A walk in other direction
Ex. He takes the newspaper and walk off.
NEWSPAPER - a publication issued at regular and usually close intervals, especially daily or weekly, and commonly containing news, comment, features, and advertising.
Ex. He takes the newspaper and walks off.
A woman is taking a ferry from Vancouver to Victoria. She leaves her car to go to the deck. She sits down. Beside her, in a chair, are her newspaper and candy bar. A man in the next chair picks up the candy bar and eats it. Then he takes the newspaper and walks off. The woman is too shocked to speak. Later she goes to the cafeteria. She sees the man at a table, eating a sandwich. Still angry, she grabs his sandwich and takes a bite, without saying a word. She goes back to her car. On the seat are her newspaper and candy bar. She
never took them out of the car! She is really red in the face.
1.How is the woman getting to Victoria?
2.Where does she sit down?
3.What is beside her?
4.What does the man in the next chair do with the candy bar?
5.What does he do then?
6.Why does the woman take a bite of the man뭩 sandwich?
7.What happens when she goes back to her car?
8.Why is she red in the face?
1.Do you often take a bus, train, a taxi or a ferry?
2.Tell something about the time you were red in the face.
3.Do you sit down or stand up most of the time?
4.What time do you usually go back to your house or apartment?
5.Will you do the same thing that the woman did when you뭨e angry?