Module 3
lesson 1 , 2 and 3
What's a hero?
SB page 23
*As usual, before we start, have a look of these pictures.What adjectives do they show?
a. b. c. d.
e. f. g.
Ansewrs : a. moral b. honest c. great d. focused e. creative f. clever g. brave
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*The keywords:
The word | The meaning | The part of speech |
moral | relating to the standards of good or bad behaviour, fairness, honesty, etc. that each person believes in, rather than to laws | adjective |
honest | telling the truth or able to be trusted and not likely to steal, cheat, or lie | adjective |
great | large in amount, size, or degree |
adjective |
focused | giving a lot of attention to one particular thing | adjective |
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SB Page 23, Exercise 2
2 Read the words below. Try to guess their meanings.
1. Firefighters are brave: they save lives.
2. My friends have high moral standards; they know what is right and wrong.
3. A very honest person returned my wallet to me after I had lost it.
4. I like to stay focused, so I only work on one project at a time.
5. Doctors are dedicated to making people better.
6. My sister is quite clever and is good at solving problems.
7. My brother is so creative. He studies architecture and designs amazing buildings.
8. We watched a great film last night. I really enjoyed it!
9. I always asked ‘Why?’ as a child and my parents say I am still inquisitive now.
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SB page 23, Exercise 3
3 Listen to the descriptions again then say which of the adjectives from exercise 2 describe each person according to the speakers.
Audioscript 1. Mustafa Salameh is a Jordanian mountain climber. He reached the top of many mountains including the highest, Mount Everest. He was unable to reach the top the fi rst two times he tried. He was honest about these failed attempts and brave to try for a third time. This dedicated and focused climber was rewarded for his efforts when he successfully climbed Mount Everest on Jordan’s Independence Day in 2008. 2. Zinedine Zidane was born in France in 1972 and played football from a young age. He went on to play for the winning French team at the 1998 World Cup and the 2000 European Championships. He was clever and creative in the game and is now known as one of the greatest players of all time. He is also a moral person who does lots of work for charity. 3. In 1999, the Egyptian scientist Ahmad Hassan Zewail received the Nobel Prize for Chemistry. He was inquisitive and intelligent from a young age and used this to overcome many challenges. Very few people have the brilliance to win a Nobel Prize or to write over 500 articles in 3 years! |
Answers
Mustafa Salameh: brave and focused;
Zinedine Zidane: creative and moral;
Ahmad Hassan Zewail: inquisitive and intelligent
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Lesson 2 and 3
A true hero
*Look to these pictuews.What do they show?
a. b. c.
d. e.
The answers: to threaten b. a robber c. to injure d. to grab e. attack
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*While reading:
The main ideas:
1.Talking about a boy that saved his family from the attakers.
2.Making a boy the hero from the police stasion.
3.Robbers rtied to attack the house.
4.A boy got an idea to save his family.
5.The robbers ran away.
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1.What this story is talking about?
It's talking about aboy who saved his family from robbers.
2. What did happen?
A group of robbers tried to attack the house to steal things?
3. What's the boy and his sister reaction?
They ran to the bath and locked the door then they tried to call the police?
4. Did the robbers steal anything?
No, they didn't .They escaped and ran away.
5.What happened at the end?
The boy aworded from the police station and called the hero.
SEVEN-YEAR-OLD SAVES FAMILY FROM ATTACKERS BROADBEND, Sussex (March 10) A seven-year- old boy, Charles Robbins, stopped some robbers at home. While the robbers were threatening his parents, he locked himself in the bathroom with his little sister and called the police. You can hear the conversation in a copy of the police tape. The boy talked about his frightening experience to news reporters this afternoon. While he and his little sister were playing in the garden, the boy realised something unusual was going on. “I saw a strange man. He was standing in the street. Then I looked into the kitchen, and I saw two other men. They were pointing their guns at my mum and dad. My mum and dad were putting their hands up and their heads down.” “I grabbed mum’s phone, took my sister and ran to the bathroom. I locked the door and I phoned the police.” While he was talking to the police, one of the robbers broke down the door and grabbed the phone. When the boy told them he was speaking to the police, the 20 25 30 35 robbers escaped. They didn’t injure anyone, and they didn’t take any property. During the news conference, the boy was wearing a police helmet that the police gave him for being brave. |
*After reading:
SB page 24 /exercise 1:
1 Read the article. Are these sentences true (T) or false (F)? Explain why.
a. Charles noticed something was happening at home.
b. The boy ran to the kitchen and saved his parents from the robbers.
c. The robbers took a computer.
d. The police gave the boy a helmet because he was courageous.
Ansewrs:
a. True – When he was playing in the garden, he “realised something unusual was going on”.
b. False – The boy “ran to the bathroom” and “phoned the police”.
c. False – The robbers “didn’t take any property”.
d. True – Charles was “wearing a police helmet that the police gave him for being brave”.
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SB page 24 / exercise 2
1. Swimming with sharks is the most frightening thing I can imagine. 2. The robber tried to steal money from the bank. 3. The jeweller knew a theft had taken place when he saw some jewels were missing. 4. I saw a TV programme about a lion trying to attack another animal. 5. I tried to grab my bag when it fell off the wall. 6. You’re going to injure yourself if you keep running on ice. 7. This hot weather is going to threaten our crops – hopefully it will rain soon. |