UNIT 6. HIGH-FLYERS. LESSON I. CULTURE
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LESSON I. CULTURE
UNIT 6. HIGH-FLYERS
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PRACTICE
1. SPEAKING Describe the photo
1. SPEAKING Describe the photo. Which shows children having breakfast at a ‘public school’ in England
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The picture shows a school cafeteria or eating room, where many students are gathered, all wearing their school uniforms. Some students are drinking milk from cups, while there is bread on the table. The room appears to be quite crowded with many students present. It can be assumed that it is a busy place, with students chatting and eating together. I think they are having breakfast at a 'public school' in England because they’re all wearing uniform and eating bread and drinking milk. They are popular things for breakfast there.
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1. SPEAKING Describe the photo. Which shows children having breakfast at a ‘public school’ in England
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How is it different from the canteen at your school?
At my school, we have a more modern-looking cafeteria with individual tables and chairs. The food is served from a counter and students can choose from a variety of options.
Would you like to eat here? Why?/Whynot?
If I can choose, I wouldn’t like to eat as in the picture because I like the feeling of being alone when I am eating and I can choose to eat any food I want at the canteen.
2. Read the text
2. Read the text
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Which of these sentences is true about schools in the UK?
a. All ‘public schools’ are private schools. b. All private schools are ‘public schools’. c. All state schools are ‘public schools’.
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2. Read the text
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Which of these sentences is true about schools in the UK?
a. All ‘public schools’ are private schools.
b. All private schools are ‘public schools’.
c. All state schools are ‘public schools’.
3. VOCABULARY Match a–f with 1–6 to make compounds
3. VOCABULARY Match a–f with 1–6 to make compounds
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- Match a–f with 1–6 to make compounds
3. VOCABULARY Match a–f with 1–6 to make compounds
Bài kiểm tra tổng hợp
1. state - a. year - 2. private - b. minister - 3. prime - c. forces - 4. academic - d. school - 5. senior - e. officer - 6. armed - f. school
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3. VOCABULARY Match a–f with 1–6 to make compounds
1. state school: trường công lập 2. private school: trường tư thục 3. prime minister: thủ tướng 4. academic year: năm học 5. senior officer: sĩ quan cao cấp 6. public school: trường công lập
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4. Listen to a radio interview about public schools
4. Listen to a radio interview about public schools. How many public schools do they mention?
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- How many public schools do they mention?
4. Listen to a radio interview about public schools
How many public schools do they mention?
Eton College Rugby College Westminster School
5. Listen again and circle the correct answers (a–d)
5. Listen again and circle the correct answers (a–d)
Bài kiểm tra tổng hợp
1. David Brown decided to write a book about public school traditions because - a. they reminded him of his own school days. - false - b. he's always had an interest in public schools. - true - c. he works in a public school. - false - d. somebody else asked him to write it. - false - false - false
2. 'The Wall Game' is a game which - a. is only played at a small number of public schools. - false - b. has been played since 1909. - false - c. involves kicking a ball over a wall to score. - false - d. has very few goals. - true - false - false
3. The sport of rugby was invented - a. by a schoolboy called Rugby in 1823. - false - b. by a schoolboy called Ellis at a school called Rugby College. - true - c. in various different countries around the same time. - false - d. at Eton College. - false - false - false
4. What does the game called 'the Greaze' involve? - a. Students throw books at a cook. - false - b. Students make a pancake. - false - c. Students try to get a piece of a pancake. - true - d. Students throw a pancake as high as possible. - false - false - false
6. SPEAKING What traditions are there in schools in Viet Nam? Use the ideas below to help you
6. SPEAKING What traditions are there in schools in Viet Nam? Use the ideas below to help you
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6. SPEAKING What traditions are there in schools in Viet Nam? Use the ideas below to help you
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Ceremonies: Schools hold ceremonies to mark important events such as the start of the school year or graduation.
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6. SPEAKING What traditions are there in schools in Viet Nam? Use the ideas below to help you
Clothes: Many schools have uniforms that students are required to wear such as white shirts and long black pants
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6. SPEAKING What traditions are there in schools in Viet Nam? Use the ideas below to help you
First/last day at school: These days are often celebrated with special activities and ceremonies.
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6. SPEAKING What traditions are there in schools in Viet Nam? Use the ideas below to help you
Food: Schools offer a variety of nutritious meals to students.
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6. SPEAKING What traditions are there in schools in Viet Nam? Use the ideas below to help you
Graduation: Schools hold elaborate ceremonies to mark this important milestone.
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6. SPEAKING What traditions are there in schools in Viet Nam? Use the ideas below to help you
Public holidays: Schools hold special events and activities to mark public holidays. Students often don’t need to study on those days.
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6. SPEAKING What traditions are there in schools in Viet Nam? Use the ideas below to help you
Shows and performances: Schools hold shows and performances to showcase students' talents.
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6. SPEAKING What traditions are there in schools in Viet Nam? Use the ideas below to help you
Songs: Schools encourage students to learn and perform traditional songs.
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CONSOLIDATION
Homework
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Homework
1. Learn all new vocabulary 2. Finish all the tasks 3. Prepare U6-Review 6