UNIT 12. WHICH IS THE BIGGEST PLANET? - PERIOD 2. LANGUAGE FOCUS (FINISH) - THE REAL WORLD
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LANGUAGE FOCUS (FINISH) - THE REAL WORLD
UNIT 12. WHICH IS THE BIGGEST PLANET?
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LANGUAGE FOCUS (FINISH)
C. Complete the conversation
C. Complete the conversation by circling words
Bài tập kéo thả chữ
Chris: What (1) (do you do / are you doing) ||do you do||? Beth: (2) (I give / I'm giving) ||I'm giving|| a presentation next week, so (3) (I’m researching / I used to research) ||I'm researching|| my topic. Chris: Oh, yeah? What (4) (are you planning / did you use to plan) ||are you planning|| to talk about? Beth: (5) (I’ve talked / I'm going to talk) ||I'm going to talk|| about the spacecraft Voyager 1. (6) (l used to be / I’ve been) ||I've been|| interested in space ever since I was in elementary school. My third-grade teacher (7) (taught / has taught) ||taught|| us about it. Chris: (8) (I don’t know / I’m not going to know) ||I don’t know|| anything about it. Beth: Well, NASA (9) (launched / was launching) ||launched|| Voyager 1 in 1977. From 1977 to 2012, it (10) (traveled / has traveled) ||traveled|| through our solar system. It carried all kinds of things from Earth, like recordings of languages, music, and photos. If aliens (11) (find / will find) ||find|| this spacecraft, (12) (they learn / they’Il learn) ||they’Il learn|| a lot about Earth. Well, (13) (they learn / they'll learn) ||they'll learn|| about Earth in 1977. Chris: What (14) (happened / has happened) ||happened|| in 2012? Beth: (15) (It left / It’s going to leave) ||It left|| our solar system. Since then it (16) (was continuing / has continued) ||has continued|| to travel. But scientists think (17) (it runs out of / it'll run out of) ||it'll run out of|| power around 2025.
- Listen and check
C. Listen and check
Chris: What (1) do you do? Beth: (2) I'm giving a presentation next week, so (3) I’m researching my topic. Chris: Oh, yeah? What (4) are you planning to talk about? Beth: (5) I'm going to talk about the spacecraft Voyager 1. (6) I've been interested in space ever since I was in elementary school. My third-grade teacher (7) taught us about it. Chris: (8) I don’t know anything about it. Beth: Well, NASA (9) launched Voyager 1 in 1977. From 1977 to 2012, it (10) traveled through our solar system. It carried all kinds of things from Earth, like recordings of languages, music, and photos. If aliens (11) find this spacecraft, (12) they'll learn a lot about Earth. Well, (13) they'll learn about Earth in 1977. Chris: What (14) happened in 2012? Beth: (15) It left our solar system. Since then it (16) has continued to travel. But scientists think (17) it'll run out of power around 2025.
D. Complete the sentences
D. Complete the sentences
Bài tập kéo thả chữ
In 1969, the spacecraft Apollo 11 (1) ||landed|| on the moon for the first time. Since then, scientists (2) ||have learned|| many things about our closest neighbor. Only 12 people (3) ||have ever been|| to the moon. Those astronauts (4) ||went|| there between 1969 and 1972. This was during a period of time when scientists (5) ||were studying|| the moon very closely. Today, NASA astronauts (6) ||are planning|| another trip to the moon. They (7) ||want|| to go before 2020. If they (8) ||go||, they (9) ||will learn|| more about the moon than ever before. Other countries (10) ||are making|| preparations to go to the moon, too. India, China, Japan, and Russia all (11) ||have|| plans in place. Some private companies (12) ||hope|| to make a profit from moon tourism. They (13) ||are beginning|| to take reservations for future flights.
- Listen and check
D. Listen and check
In 1969, the spacecraft Apollo 11 (1) landed on the moon for the first time. Since then, scientists (2) have learned many things about our closest neighbor. Only 12 people (3) have ever been to the moon. Those astronauts (4) went there between 1969 and 1972. This was during a period of time when scientists (5) were studying the moon very closely. Today, NASA astronauts (6) are planning another trip to the moon. They (7) want to go before 2020. If they (8) go, they (9) will learn more about the moon than ever before. Other countries (10) are making preparations to go to the moon, too. India, China, Japan, and Russia all (11) have plans in place. Some private companies (12) hope to make a profit from moon tourism. They (13) are beginning to take reservations for future flights.
E. Work in pairs
E. Work in pairs. Student A: Turn to page 134. Student B: Turn to page 138. You are going to see how much you know about space.
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- Student A: Number 1
Student A: Take turns asking questions and giving the three possible answers. Check (v) the questions the other student gets correct.
Bài tập trắc nghiệm
1. After the moon, what's the brightest object in the night sky?
a. Venus
b. Mars
c. Jupiter
- Student A: Number 2
Student A: Take turns asking questions and giving the three possible answers. Check (v) the questions the other student gets correct.
Bài tập trắc nghiệm
2. What is the moon slowly doing?
a. moving toward Earth
b. getting larger
c. moving away from Earth
- Student A: Number 3
Student A: Take turns asking questions and giving the three possible answers. Check (v) the questions the other student gets correct.
Bài tập trắc nghiệm
3. In 1981, what did NASA add to space missions?
a. donuts
b. M&M candy
c. pretzels
- Student A: Number 4
Student A: Take turns asking questions and giving the three possible answers. Check (v) the questions the other student gets correct.
Bài tập trắc nghiệm
4. How many people have visited the International Space Station so far?
a. around 50
b. around 125
c. around 215
- Student A: Number 5
Student A: Take turns asking questions and giving the three possible answers. Check (v) the questions the other student gets correct.
Bài tập trắc nghiệm
5. If you fly a ship between Mars and Jupiter, what are you going to see?
a. Halley's Comet
b. lots of asteroids
c. a moon shared by both
- Student B: Number 1
Student B: Take turns asking questions and giving the three possible answers. Check (v) the questions the other student gets correct.
Bài tập trắc nghiệm
1. Which planet is the closest in size to Earth?
a. Mars
b. Venus
c. Mercury
- Student B: Number 2
Student B: Take turns asking questions and giving the three possible answers. Check (v) the questions the other student gets correct.
Bài tập trắc nghiệm
2. What is the position of Saturn in the Solar System?
a. the 5th planet
b. the 6th planet
c. the 7th planet
- Student B: Number 3
Student B: Take turns asking questions and giving the three possible answers. Check (v) the questions the other student gets correct.
Bài tập trắc nghiệm
3. Which of the following spacecrafts carried all kinds of things from Earth into space?
a. Apollo 11
b. Rosetta
c. Voyager 1
- Student B: Number 4
Student B: Take turns asking questions and giving the three possible answers. Check (v) the questions the other student gets correct.
Bài tập trắc nghiệm
4. How long have there been man-made satellites in space?
a. since the 1940s
b. since the 1950s
c. since the 1960s
- Student B: Number 5
Student B: Take turns asking questions and giving the three possible answers. Check (v) the questions the other student gets correct.
Bài tập trắc nghiệm
5. What will the sun eventually become?
a. a black hole
b. a white dwarf
c. a comet
THE REAL WORLD
A. Look at the inventions below. Discuss. Listen and check
A. Look at the inventions below. Here are some products that use space technology. What problems do you think their technology solved in space? Discuss with a partner
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- Water filters
A. Look at the inventions below. Here are some products that use space technology. What problems do you think their technology solved in space? Discuss with a partner
Water filters
Water is a crucial resource for space missions, and ensuring a clean and safe supply of water for astronauts is a top priority. Water filters developed for space technology help to remove impurities and contaminants from water, making it safe for consumption.
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- Coated eyeglass lenses
A. Look at the inventions below. Here are some products that use space technology. What problems do you think their technology solved in space? Discuss with a partner
Coated eyeglass lenses
In space, the sun's radiation can cause damage to astronauts' eyes. Coated eyeglass lenses developed for space technology can help protect astronauts' eyes by blocking harmful UV rays and reducing glare.
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- Ear thermometers
A. Look at the inventions below. Here are some products that use space technology. What problems do you think their technology solved in space? Discuss with a partner
Ear thermometers
Accurate temperature measurement is essential for monitoring the health of astronauts in space. Ear thermometers developed for space technology provide a non-invasive way to measure body temperature quickly and accurately.
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- Listen and check
A. Look at the inventions below. Here are some products that use space technology. What problems do you think their technology solved in space? Discuss with a partner. Listen and check
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B. Listen again. Circle T for True or F for False
B. Listen again. Circle T for True or F for False.
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- Number 1
B. Listen again. Circle T for True or F for False.
Bài tập trắc nghiệm
1. Some companies use NASA's water filtering technology to make water bottles.
True
False
- Number 2
B. Listen again. Circle T for True or F for False.
Bài tập trắc nghiệm
2. Infrared thermometers measure a person's temperature from inside their mouth.
True
False
- Number 3
B. Listen again. Circle T for True or F for False.
Bài tập trắc nghiệm
3. The new thermometers can measure temperature in two seconds.
True
False
- Number 4
B. Listen again. Circle T for True or F for False.
Bài tập trắc nghiệm
4. The problem with plastic glasses is that they break easily.
True
False
- Number 5
B. Listen again. Circle T for True or F for False.
Bài tập trắc nghiệm
5. Coating eyeglasses with thin plastic makes them scratch-proof.
True
False
CONSOLIDATION
Homework
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- Do exercises in the workbook. - Prepare for next lesson.
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