Good morning !!!
and welcome to unit 14 :
RECREATION
March, 2011
WARM UP
What activity is it?
Reading books
Playing sports
Shopping
Listening
to music
Walking
Singing
What do we do these activities for??
To entertain
What do we call these activities?
Unit 14:
RECREATION
March, 2011
A. Before you read
Vocabulary
chậm hiểu, tối dạ
trung bình
= entertainment
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Recreation /,rekri`eiʃn/ (n)
Dull /dʌl/ (adj)
Average /`ævəridʤ / (adj)/(n)
dart /dɑ:t/ (n)
Dart
A. Before you read
Vocabulary
chậm hiểu, tối dạ
trung bình
= entertainment
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Recreation /,rekri`eiʃn/ (n)
Dull /dʌl/ (adj)
Average /`ævəridʤ / (adj)/(n)
dart /dɑ:t/ (n)
Snooker /snu:kə/ (n)
Snooker
A. Before you read
Vocabulary
chậm hiểu, tối dạ
trung bình
= entertainment
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Recreation /,rekri`eiʃn/ (n)
Dull /dʌl/ (adj)
Average /`ævəridʤ / (adj)/(n)
dart /dɑ:t/ (n)
Snooker /snu:kə/ (n)
Cricket/krikit/ (n)
Cricket
A. Before you read
Vocabulary
chậm hiểu, tối dạ
trung bình
= entertainment
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Recreation /,rekri`eiʃn/ (n)
Dull /dʌl/ (adj)
Average /`ævəridʤ / (adj)/(n)
dart /dɑ:t/ (n)
Snooker /snu:kə/ (n)
Cricket/krikit/ (n)
Bricklaying /`brik,leiiɳ/ (n)
Bricklaying
Bricklayer
A. Before you read
Vocabulary
chậm hiểu, tối dạ
trung bình
= entertainment
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Recreation /,rekri`eiʃn/ (n)
Dull /dʌl/ (adj)
Average /`ævəridʤ / (adj)/(n)
dart /dɑ:t/ (n)
Snooker /snu:kə/ (n)
Cricket/krikit/ (n)
Bricklaying /`brik,leiiɳ/ (n)
glass engraving /glɑ:s in`greiviɳ/ (n)
- Bricklayer /`brik,leiə/ (n)
glass engraving
A. Before you read
Vocabulary
chậm hiểu, tối dạ
trung bình
= entertainment
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Recreation /,rekri`eiʃn/ (n)
Dull /dʌl/ (adj)
Average /`ævəridʤ / (adj)/(n)
dart /dɑ:t/ (n)
Snooker /snu:kə/ (n)
Cricket/krikit/ (n)
Bricklaying /`brik,leiiɳ/ (n)
Stock market /stɔk `mɑ:kit/ (n)
glass engraving /glɑ:s in`greiviɳ/ (n)
- Bricklayer /`brik,leiə/ (n)
Stock market
A. Before you read
Vocabulary
chậm hiểu, tối dạ
trung bình
= entertainment
5
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Recreation /,rekri`eiʃn/ (n)
Dull /dʌl/ (adj)
Average /`ævəridʤ / (adj)/(n)
dart /dɑ:t/ (n)
Snooker /snu:kə/ (n)
Cricket/krikit/ (n)
Bricklaying /`brik,leiiɳ/ (n)
Stock market /stɔk `mɑ:kit/ (n)
glass engraving /glɑ:s in`greiviɳ/ (n)
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Saphisticate /sə`fistikeit/ (v)
saphisticated /sə`fistikeitid/ (adj)
tinh vi, phức tạp, rắc rối
# simple
- Bricklayer /`brik,leiə/ (n)
Part 1
Part 3
Part 2
B. While you read
Choosing the correct answer
There are six questions. Each group has to choose the correct answer in 5 seconds.(10 marks/correct answer)
Good luck
part 1: Start
The activities are home based. They are organised …………….
Question 1

at home
outdoors
in the basement of the house
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Question 2
Television viewing is by far the most popular pastime. This means……………..
People have to go very far to watch television
Televison viewing is much more popular than any other pastime
Television viewing is as popular as other pastimes
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Question 3
There are many different courses on offer. This means………………….
There are many different courses on television
There are many different courses to be taken
There are many different courses that teach people to make offers
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Question 4
Besides watching television, people have other pursuits. This means……………
A. Besides watching television, people have other leisure activities
B. Besides watching television, people have to work
C. Besides watching television, people don’t enjoy doing anything else
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Question 5
Spectator sports are……..
Sport people take part in
Sports people often watch
Beautiful sports
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Question 6
Entry qualifications are…………..
Necessary conditions for being admitted to the course
Ability to pay the fee
Entry examinations
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Home based (adj) =
By far (idm) =
On offer (idm) =
Pursuit (n) =

Spectator sports (n) =

Entry qualification (n) =
Necessary conditions for being admitted to the course
At home
Used by a great amount
That can be bought/used
Something that you give your time and energy to
sports people often watch
Start
Finish
Speed up
B. While you read
Part 2: Speed up
And now, let`s decide
whether the statements
are True or False
(15 marks/ correct answer)
Question 1
Bristish people often spend about 30 hours a week watching TV
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Question 2
Only thirty one percent of households have one or more television set
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Fifty one
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Question 3
In order to take weekend courses, learners have to pay high fees
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Question 4
Not only British men but also British women like walking and swimming
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Question 5
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People get practical skills from
courses like painting
and shoemaking
glass engraving
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Question 6
The course “ Living with more meaning” can’t make people’s mind better.
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can
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SPEED UP
B. While you read
QUESTIONS
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FINISH( Answering questions)
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Question 1:
What sports do
the British like take part in?
They like taking part in walking and swimming
FINISH: Answering questions
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Your group will receive 20 marks
FINISH: Answering questions
Congratulation
FINISH: Answering questions
What a pity !!!
-10 marks
Question 4:
What sports do
the British like watching?
They like watching football and rugby in winter, and cricket and athletics in summer
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Question 5:
Because without them, people will become dull/bored
Why are
recreation and entertainment
important to people?
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Question 6:
Why do many British people take weekend courses?
Because weekend courses give them great pleasure
FINISH: Answering questions
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Special question
What does “ All work
and no play makes
Jack a dull boy” mean?
It means that without time off from work,
a person becomes both bored and boring.
FINISH: Answering questions
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Which of the British leisure activities mentioned in the passage are also popular in Vietnam?
Which are not?
C. After you read
Thanks for your attention
See you again