In this exercise, you have to write about the mysteries you have learned about in this chapter. Use the vocabulary you have learned, and make sure you use the subjunctive to give your opinions on the subject or to express your uncertainty.

For this one, you have to think of a phenomenon or an unexplained mystery. Investigate in the newspapers, books, Internet and magazines about what happened, when and where. You have to write down all the legends, stories and sightings of the phenomenon. Where possible, reference some scientists and what was said about the credibility of the mystery. Finally, mention your own opinions (make sure you use subjunctive here) about what had happened.

When looking through the articles and books looking for references, make sure you make notes which will make it easier for you to complete the story in order and make it compact and easy to understand and present it to your classmates.

After completing exercise 1, where you had to write a legend and everything you have learned about it, in this exercise, you have to present your story to the class.

Not only presenting your findings, legends, stories, and references, you also have to give your opinions on what you have discovered. It will also be beneficial and interesting for the whole class if you would also include some videos, pictures and scans of the newspaper articles.

There is no exercise 3.