A = Host, B = Craig Doss, C = Danielle, D = Edward, E = Rita, F = Louis
- Introducing the Topic Galileo Galilei & The Telescope
=> Pair Do you often see the sky at night? What do you think of when you see stars in the sky?
- Prepare to Listen-> Guess what Five Trues are and One False is. What is lava?=>Dic
- Lis-thru: Main Ideas, Task 1, 2-1, 3-1, 4 => Explain
[Task-1] Explain if there is water on the moon? [Task-2.1] Explain the First theory.
[Task-3.1] Explain the theory. [Task-4] Explain what astronauts used to do.
- Listen to Focus on the Lis Skills 3-2/p.95
=> [Task-2.2] Explain the Second and Third theories. Which one is preferred by the most scientists?
-> Listen to Complete Focus on the Lis Skills 3-2/p.95-> Read aloud
=> Explain the three theories mentioned.
- Lis. Focus on the Lis Skills 3-3/p.95
=> [Task-3.2] Explain why people study the moon and send astronauts there.
-> Listen to Complete Focus on the Lis Skills 3-3/p.95-> Read aloud
=> Explain why people study the moon and send astronauts there.
-> Focus on the Lis Skills 3-2/p.95-> Fill in the blanks-> Read aloud=> Explain the reasons.
2. Inside Reading-3 Unit 3 In the Public Eye Reading-1 Public Art Controversies – Art Attack
- Study Words/Expressions/Grammar
- controversy dispute, argument or debate especially one with strong disagreement in public/the press
-> controversial (adj) ~ decision, It will ~ to release these photographs.
Article-1 [P1] resulting art (appear, come out, end) [P2] auction off (v), raise money/fund [P3] back out ( withdraw, cancel, give up) [P4] transparent-transparency
Article-2 [P1] committee, veto (n: refusal, denial) (v: refuse, deny, reject, rule out, turn down), durable (lasting, dependable, endurable)-durability, fund (v: provide money, finance) (n: capital, endowment, trust), logistics (the management of materials flow through an organization, from raw materials through to finished goods – logistical [P2] weird (odd, bizarre, strange, creepy, freaky), outrage (v: shock, offend, abuse) (n: shock, anger): public ~ [P3] make a statement (create a certain impression; communicate an idea or mood without using words): The furnishings made a ~ about the company. [P4] senator (Roman), reveal (disclose, expose, show, unveil) – revelation, distasteful (unpleasant, tasteless, painful) [P5] the same goes for: the same is true for, prime spot (best, beginning), propel (drive, push, throw), kick in (to become operational; activate; go into effect) : The air conditioning ~s in when the temperature reaches 25°C. The pain relief ~ed in soon. [P6] Dic integrate (to make or be made into a whole; incorporate or be incorporated, merge, unify) – integration (unification, assimilation)
gone are the days when … : Gone are the days when people listened to the radio in the living room. Gone are the days when girls used to learn cooking from their mothers.
plop art is a slang term for public art usually large, abstract, modernist or contemporary sculpture made for government or corporate plazas, spaces in public venues, which usually are unattractive or inappropriate to its surroundings - that is, it has been thoughtlessly "plopped" (stone ~ed into the water) where it lies.
erect (v: to build; construct; raise), rigid (stiff, strict, solid, rigorous): ~ system, rules, attitude, resistance, opinion, bland (boring, undistinctive, dull)-blandness, unsightly (adj: ugly, unattractive)
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