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Date: : Nov. 11th- 16th, 2007 THEME 5: COMPETITIONS Class: 11a5
Week: 11 LESSON 6 – WRITING 2 Kí duyệt:
Period: 41 a letter to ask for and give information about competitions
I/ Aims
- Type of tasks
Writing a letter to ask for and give information about competitions
- Attainment targets
Ss know how to write a letter to ask for and give information about competitions
- Methods / teaching aids
Task-based learning
Direct method
II/ Procedures
got 8. standing Sts choose the options T checks b) Choose the word or phrase that best completes each sentence or exchange. Expected answers: 1. D 2. A 3. B 4. B 5. A 6. D T asks the sts to match first T asks the sts to write on the gb T checks c) Match the verbs with direct speech sentences and change them into reported speech. 1e – The mailman asked me to sign on that line. 2.d – The team leader suggested staying with the villagers one more days. 3.c – Lan reminded me to send Ann a birthday card. 4.g – My brother refused to take that part-time job. 5.h – Nam advised Lam to talk to this adviser. 6.a – Ther teacher ordered Tam to put his dictionary away. 7.f – Lam apologized to the teacher for being late. 8.b – Linh invited me to come to her birthday party. Sts read the passage Find the words 1. for life 2. get off 3. spare 4. offering 5. when skies are darkest 6. depressed a) Find the word or phrase in the passage that means: 1. till the end of one's life 2. remove 3. give or grant out of one's resources; afford 4. giving 5. in very difficult circumstances 6. low in spirits Sts read the passage 1. T 2. T 3. T 4. NI 5. T b) Check (,I) whether the following statements are true (T), false (F), or not mentioned (N/) in the text. 1. A true friend never feels upset if they are disturbed late at night. 2. Someone who spends a lot of time getting along with you is your good friend. 3. Your best friend sometimes lies to you and hurts you. 4. Long distance can make your friendship fade gradually. 5. True friendship can make one's life better. Ki duyet Date: Oct. 29th – Nov. 4th, 07 Week 9 Period 34 THE SECOND FORTY – FIVE – MINUTE TEST I/ AIMS To checks sts understanding on what they have learned from unit 2-4 To test sts writing “a letter of invitation” II/ PROCEDURES roll-call giving papers doing exercises III/ QUESTIONS Name: _____________________11A5 FORTY_FIVE_MINUTE TEST 01. ; / = ~ 06. ; / = ~ 11. ; / = ~ 16. ; / = ~ 02. ; / = ~ 07. ; / = ~ 12. ; / = ~ 17. ; / = ~ 03. ; / = ~ 08. ; / = ~ 13. ; / = ~ 18. ; / = ~ 04. ; / = ~ 09. ; / = ~ 14. ; / = ~ 19. ; / = ~ 05. ; / = ~ 10. ; / = ~ 15. ; / = ~ 20. ; / = ~ 21. ; / = ~ 23. ; / = ~ 25. ; / = ~ 22. ; / = ~ 24. ; / = ~ Noäi dung ñeà soá : 001 A/ MULTIPLE CHOICES 1. No, didn't write it. I didn't A. Long denied to write it B. Long denied writing it C. Long refused writing it D. Long refused to write it. 2. I would like to have friends who have confidence. A. trust in oneself B. competence C. ability to trust other people D. good taste 3. My grandparents held a/an ______ party last week to celebrate the day when they got married 50 years ago. A. wedding B. house-warming C. birthday D. anniversary 4. If he in germany, what language would he probably speak now? A. were born B. would have been born C. had been born D. was born 5. He prefers _________ a walk to _________ TV at home. A. taking/watching B. taking /to watch C. take/ watching D. take/watch 6. Vietnamese people don't eat with _______. We use spoons and ______ A. plates / teaspoons B. napkin/sticks C. etiquette/ dishes D. cutlery / chopsticks 7. I hope that you all right. A. were B. will be C. would be D. should be 8. " Please come to see me if you have time" she said to Long A. She told Long to come and see him if she had time. B. She said Long to come and see her if he had time. C. She told Long to come and see her if he had time. D. She said Long to come and see her if he has time. 9. You should have finished it sooner. - I know but I the time. A. don't have B. won't have C. had not D. didn't have 10. It was a lovely day, so I suggested _________ to the country. A. to go B. go C. went D. going 11. The grass is wet._________ A. It should have rained last night. B. It must have rained last night. C. It must rain. D. It could have rained last night. 12. We should do something to promote literacy. A. unable to read and write B. ability of reading and writing. C. ability of speaking and talking D. doing willingly 13. "________" is the combination between knife and fork. A. knives B. knork C. spoons D. spork 14. No one enjoys _________ in public. A. to make fun of B. being made fun of C. making fun of D. to be made fun of 15. The student worked _________ a taster during his holidays. A. as B. like C. as if D. at 16. "Don't forget to send Ann a birthday card." Lan _______ me not to forget to send Ann a birthday card. A. refuse B. suggested C. reminded D. asked 17. He never stopped _________ until his last minute of life. A. to work B. to have worked C. to be working D. working 18. ""Why don't we stay with the villagers one more day." The team leaders _____ staying with the villagers one more day. A. apologize B. denied C. order D. suggested 19. You should have been to your sister's home! - Yes, I . A. should B. should have C. ought to be D. must 20. She was supposed to be at the party last night. A. She should be to the party last night. B. She shouldn't have been to the party last night. C. She should have been to the party last night. D. She should have to the party last night. 21. During her vacation, she did _______ work with her friends. A. voluntary B. voluntarily C. volunteers D. volunteered 22. "Would you stand on the scales, please?" said the nurse to the patient. A. The nurse insist standing on the scales. B. The nurse requested the patients to stand on the scales. C. The nurse asked the patients if he would stand on the scales. D. The nurse advised the patients to stand on the scales. 23. Are there any __________ in this town. We want to stay here for a few days. A. hosthouse B. guesthouse C. hostess D. houseguest 24. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others. A. watched B. closed C. kissed D. stopped 25. Choose the word whose stress pattern is pronounced differently from the others. A. carelessness B. nervousness C. relative D. attention B/ WRITING Dear Diana, Thank you / much / your letter / arrive / few days ago. It / be lovely / hear / you. I / be sorry / I not write / such / long time / but I / be very busy. As you know / we busy / new house / September. It / be / very bad condition / and it need / a lot / work. We finish / most / it now / and it look / very nice. Peter and 1/ decide / give / housewarming party / May 3rd. You think / you / able / come? Please give me / ring / let / know / you / make it. I / really / look forward / see you again. Love, Mai Ki duyet Nov. 5th – 10th, 2007 Week 10 Period 35 THE SECOND FORTY – FIVE – MINUTE TEST correction I/ AIMS To checks sts understanding on what they have learned from unit 2-4 To test sts writing “a letter of invitation” II/ PROCEDURES roll-call giving papers doing exercises Date: : Nov. 5th – 10th, 2007 THEME 5: COMPETITORS Class: 11a5 Week: 10 LESSON 1- READING 1 Kí duyệt: Period: 36 BEAUTY CONTESTS I/ Aims - Type of tasks Reading about beauty contests: checking true and false; questions and answers - Attainment targets Ss improve reading skills, knowing how to scan and skim. Ss get information and learn vocabulary related to beauty contests and structures from the text - Methods / teaching aids Task-based learning/ teaching communicative approach, (book, pictures) II/ Procedures Stages Activities Content Play a game Sts match the pictures with its name 1. English Speaking Competition 2. Song Contest 3. Game show 4. Beauty contest 5. Tug of war 6. Road to Mount Olympia Work in groups. Match the names of the competitions with an appropriate picture. (1 minute) T gives some new words T explains the meaning and give examples Sts read the new words New words (n) pageant = Contest = competition (v) Trace = copy (a) Controversial = causing public discussion or argument (b) Applicable = may be applied Celibate à They must remain celibate during their reign. (v) act (v) Degrade >< respect (n) Moral degradation Pure – purify (v) – purity (v) Disqualify = prevent sb from doing something. (n) Faminist = supporter of women’s equal rights. (v) Object to (N/Ving) Sts read the passage Sts work in pairs Ask and answer the questions T checks the answers Answer the following questions. Expected answers: In Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA, 1921 Contestants may dress in no more than a swimsuit. They must not be married, must agree to remain celibate during their “reign” and must agree to refrain from other acts that contest organisers regard as “moral degradation” Miss world competition (founded in 1951); Miss Univers (founded in 1952) Possible argument events of no great importance. Degrading to females in general. Sts read the passage again and decide the statements are true or false b) The following statements can be true (T) or false (F). Check (-/) the appropriate boxes. T 2. F 3. T 4. F 5. T 6.F 7.T 8. T HOMEWORK Learn the new words, practice reading and prepare new lesson- reading 2 Date: : Nov. 5th – 10th, 2007 THEME 5: COMPETITIONS Class: 11a5 Week: 10 LESSON 2 – READING 2 Kí duyệt: Period: 37 BEAUTY CONTESTS I/ Aims - Type of tasks Reading about beauty contests: checking true and false; questions and answers - Attainment targets Ss improve reading skills, knowing how to scan and skim. Ss get information and learn vocabulary related to beauty contests and structures from the text - Methods / teaching aids Task-based learning/ teaching communicative approach, (book, pictures) II/ Procedures Pre Sts read the sentences carefully and fill in the blanks purity refrain controversial objected degradation disqualified EXPECTED ANSWERS purity refrain controversial object degradation disqualified while T shows the frame for the sts to summarize the text Concept/ aim A competition based largely on physical appearance More common for women Origin Miss America pageant 3 rules for contestants Not married Remaining celibate during their reign Refrain from acts regarded as “moral degradation Public opinions / attitudes Agreeable entertainment events Degrading to females Award Title/ crown T asks some referential questions Sts work in groups Industry : diligent (hard-working, skillful in doing the housework (cooking, sewing, ) Appearance : beautiful, pretty, lovely elegant Speech: gentle in speaking, delicate/ subtle in using language Behavior: polite, sensible, good manners Can you tell me some competitions? Do you like taken part in these competitions? Is winning the most important thing in a competition? Why/why not? What do you like or dislike about beauty contests? Work in groups. Express your points of view on beauty contests. "Industry, appearance, speech, and behavior are attributes that should be required of an ideal modem woman." Would you agree about the opinion as for each attribute? To what extent? Homework Prepare the new lesson – unit 5 - listening Date: : Nov. 5th – 10th, 2007 THEME 5: COMPETITIONS Class: 11a5 Week: 10 LESSON 3 – LISTENING Kí duyệt: Period: 38 QUIZ SHOWS I/ Aims - Type of tasks Listening to the introductory part of a quiz show: table filling; taking notes - Attainment targets Ss improve their listening skill, learning what people often say about themselves in the introductory part of a quiz show. Ss learn some more words and expresions - Methods / teaching aids Audio-lingual approach (book, pictures, cassette/CD player) II/ Procedures Stages Activities Content Pre - Sts Work in pairs. Talk about the job you want to do in the future, your hobby, and your ambition or wish. a) Work in pairs. Talk about the job you want to do in the future, your hobby, and your ambition or wish. Example I enjoy cycling, and my dream job is to be a doctor. My ambition is that people are free from all diseases. while Listen to the introductory part of a quiz show. Fill in the table below with the correct information about the contestants. T checks the answers b) Listen to the introductory part of a quiz show. Fill in the table below with the correct information about the contestants. Minh Dan Listen to the recording again. Take a few notes on the expressions that would help create an interview with your friend about his hobby, ambition or wish, and dream job. c) Listen to the recording again. Take a few notes on the expressions that would help create an interview with your friend about his hobby, ambition or wish, and dream job. Notes post d) Work in pairs. Talk about some popular competitions or contests in your school/ community. Date: : Nov. 11th- 16th, 2007 THEME 5: COMPETITIONS Class: 11a5 Week: 11 LESSON 4 – SPEAKING Kí duyệt: Period: 39 Expressing personal opinions about types of competitions I/ Aims - Type of tasks Expressing personal opinions about types of competitions - Attainment targets Ss know how to give opinions about types of competitions - Methods / teaching aids Task-based learning Comminicative approach II/ Procedures Stages Activities Content Play a game T shows the rules T shows the questions Sts make the bell ring orally Question 1: This is done through fashion shows and answering questions It’s a competition for young girls. The girls are assessed based on their physical appearance and general knowledge. à A beauty contest. Question 2: It’s an international game held every four years. Two teams of 11 players play against each time. Brazil has won the championship five times. à The World Cup. Question 3: It’s a competion for university students around the country. One hundred students answer the questions at the same time. Those who give incorrect answer are left out and the last student to answer the question win a big prize à Ring the Gold Bell. Question 4: It’s a competition for high school students nationwide. Four contestants compete by answering different types of questions in four rounds. The best student who wins the year contest wins a prize to study abroad à The way to the Olympia’s peak. Tug of war Look at the picture and answer my question: What do you think of this competition? NAM: Tug of war is such a great game. It offers us the teamwork spirit. HOA: I’m with you there. And besides, it offers us lots of fun. Lan: Some quizzes in our school need improving. They should have more fun. Nam: Well, I don’t quite agree. Their primary purpose is to give us knowledge, not fun. Express agreement Express disagreement T asks the sts to put the expressions in correct columns Sts works in pairs Sts read and explain Task 2: Activity 1. Work in groups. Put the words/ expressions in 2 columns. agreement agreement 1. I can’t agree with you more. - You’re right. There’s no doubt about that - Exactly, I’m with you there. - That’s true. And I also think that ... - I can’t help thinking the same. 2. Well, personally I think that - Well, personally I think that - That’s an interesting point of view, but I think - I don’t quite agree because - That’s not the way I see it. You see - You can’t mean that ! - I’m afraid I can’t agree with you. I think T gives sts the cues so that they can speak \ Sts practice speaking showing their agreement or disagreement Sts present in front of class T gives remarks or against Useful Educational Bring about new knowledge Encourage self-study Entertaining, exciting, fascinating Have a lot of fun / funny Promote teamwork spirit Enhance mutual understanding Waste of time Silly jokes Too commercialized Boring, simple-minded, monotonous Lack of variety Distract student from study Too noisy Poor performance Unnecessary emphasic Sts work in groups answering the questions Sts present in front of class. Task 3. Work in pairs to ask and answer these questions. 1. What type of contest was it? When? 2. How many contestants were there? Where did they come from? 3. How interesting was it? 4. What were the final results? 5. What did you think of the contest? Homework Prepare next lesson : writing Date: : Nov. 11th- 16th, 2007 THEME 5: COMPETITIONS Class: 11a5 Week: 11 LESSON 5 – WRITING 1 Kí duyệt: Period: 40 a letter to ask for and give information about competitions I/ Aims - Type of tasks Writing a letter to ask for and give information about competitions - Attainment targets Ss know how to write a letter to ask for and give information about competitions - Methods / teaching aids Task-based learning Direct method II/ Procedures Stages Activities Content to Ask for Information about Competitions to Give Information about Competitions T gives some new words and explains the meanings Sts read the words In chorus In individuals (a) Eligible for = qualified for (v) take place (a) Candidacy (v) Stipulate à stipulation = regulation (a) Resident = inhabitant / (city) dweller (a) residential registration The household book of registration (n) student I.D. (identity card) (adv) absolutely = entirely (n) Deadline = closing date 1. Where (TV, radio, newspaper, Web site, etc.) can information about a contest be obtained? 2. What preparations are needed? 3. How can you get more information? Work in pairs. Discuss the following questions about contests on the media. from the media get information about regulations on candidacy and contestants qualifications – try to improve the knowledge by phoning and emailing Sts read the sentences Sts rearrange them to make a complete letter b) The following sentences, which form a letter asking for information about a contest on television, are in the wrong order. Work in pairs. Put them in logical order. Then discuss how the underlined words may have helped you. Expected answers: c – d – b – a – e – I – f – g – h How many parts? What? 1/ purpose 2/ list of things that need clarifying 3/ closing Sts work in groups, writing the letters T chooses two ones to correct in front of class. Imagine you were Mr. Tu. Write a reply to the letter above. The following rwy help you. Thank you for your questions - a reminder for us to be more specific. No lower age limit; your brother might win The Youngest Contestant Prize All an applicant needs is a student I.D. - no need for the household of registration - your cousin is absolutely qualified for the competition. In terms of the deadline, the correct word is "sent" - the postmark would tell when your application was posted. Date: : Nov. 11th- 16th, 2007 THEME 5: COMPETITIONS Class: 11a5 Week: 11 LESSON 6 – WRITING 2 Kí duyệt: Period: 41 a letter to ask for and give information about competitions I/ Aims - Type of tasks Writing a letter to ask for and give information about competitions - Attainment targets Ss know how to write a letter to ask for and give information about competitions - Methods / teaching aids Task-based learning Direct method II/ Procedures Stages Activities Content Sts work in groups to fill in the blanks with suitable words Sts shows the answers Sts and t check the answers 01 Le Qui Don St, Binh Long District Binh Phuoc Province Nov. 10th , 2007 Dear Mr./Madam I read the ___________ about the English Speaking __________ on your Language Center’s website. I am interested in practising speaking English with native ____ and want to getf some information ______ the competition ___________________ you please tell me details of the competition, the number of ____________________, entry Procedures, venue, _________ and time? Please provide me _________ your phone number and e-mail. I look forward to ________ from you soon. Yours faithfullly Long Imagine you are Nguyen Tran, a secretary of the English center Write a letter to reply Long. Sts work in groups to complete the
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