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10B5
Teacher in charge: Ngo Thi Hong Tham

Outline

Warm-up: Kim’s game
Pre-reading
Teaching vocabulary
Checking vocabulary
While reading
- Game: “Shooting the goal!”
(Reading for gist and for details
+ Answering questions
+ True/ False)
IV. Post reading
Warm-up: KIM’s GAME
- Look at the screen in 15 seconds.
- Write what sports you can see on the screen in 30 seconds.
Unit 14:
THE WORLD CUP
-Reading-
Tournament (n)
Jointly (adv)
Trophy (n)
Host nation
Champion (n)
Championship (n)
= competition (giải đấu)
= together
cúp, kỷ niệm chương
nước chủ nhà
= winner(Nhà vô địch)
chức vô địch
Vocabulary:
II. Pre- reading
Checking vocabulary
Match the words in the column A with their meanings in the column B.
Read the passage in 3 minutes!
While reading
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SHOOTING THE GOAL!

QUESTIONS
Work in groups of 10
(4 groups)
Over one billion
Question 1:
How many viewers did the final match of the 2002 World Cup attract?
SHOOTING THE GOAL!
(line 4) …the final game of the 2002 World Cup tournament attracted more than one billion viewers.
FIFA
Question 2:
What is the governing body for football?
SHOOTING THE GOAL!
(line 6)- In 1904, FIFA, the governing body for football, was set up.
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Question 3:
How many teams competed in the first World Cup?
SHOOTING THE GOAL!
(line 8)- Only 13 teams took part in the first tournament.
Uruguay
Question 4:
Which team was the first champion in the history of the World Cup?
SHOOTING THE GOAL!
(lines 9,10,11)- The host nation, Uruguay, gained a victory over Argentina in the final and became the first champion in the history of the World Cup.
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Question 5:
How many finalists are there in the final tournament of the World Cup today?
SHOOTING THE GOAL!
(lines 12, 13)- National football teams must now compete in the elimination games within their own regions before becoming one of the 32 finalists.
A. A brief introduction about World Cup
Question 6:
What is the main idea of the passage?
A. A brief introduction about World Cup
B. The history of football
C. Some famous football teams in the World
SHOOTING THE GOAL!
False ( The first World Cup was held in Uruguay in 1930)
Question 7:
The first World Cup was held in Uruguay in 1904.
True of False?
SHOOTING THE GOAL!
False ( The World Cup is held every four years)
Question 8:
The World Cup is held every two years. True or False?
SHOOTING THE GOAL!
True
Question 9:
SHOOTING THE GOAL!
Germany and Brazil played in the final match of the 2002 World Cup.
True or False?
Question 10:
False (Brazil is the country that has won
the World Cup five times)
SHOOTING THE GOAL!
Brazil is the country that has played five times in the World Cup.
True or False ?
The Cup of Life
( World Cup 1998)
Question 11:
SHOOTING THE GOAL!
Which song is this? It was sung in which World Cup?
Ronaldo (Brazil)
Question 12:
SHOOTING THE GOAL!
Who is this? Which team did he play for?
C. World Cup 2006 ( held in Germany)
Question 13:
SHOOTING THE GOAL!
This is the symbol of which World Cup?
World Cup 1998
World Cup 2002
World Cup 2006
Germany
Question 14:
SHOOTING THE GOAL!
Which football team is this?
South Africa
Question 15:
SHOOTING THE GOAL!
The 2010 World Cup will be held in which country?
Congratulations!
Congratulations!
You are the champion!
IV. Post reading
Game: Shark attack
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1 billion
2002
1930
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Rabbit
Cat
Today the final tournament of the World Cup has 32 teams.
By 2002, the world had witnessed 17 World Cup tournaments.
Only 13 teams took part in the first tournament
In 1904, FIFA, the governing body for football, was set up.
The final game of the 2002 World Cup tournament attracted more than one billion viewers.
The 2002 World Cup final was jointly held by Japan and South Korea
In 1930, the first World Cup was held.
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World Cup is held every four years.
1. Choose the number
2. Tell about the figure
Thanks for attending!
tournament
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The 2002 World Cup was held jointly by Korea and Japan.
jointly
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trophy

The 2006 World Cup was held in

Germany
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Champion
BRAZIL
GERMANY
They

with each other
compete
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competitors
competitors