Welcome to our class!
Warm-up:
Watching video and answer the question
Questions:

1. Where do those women come from?

2. Is the life of city women easier than that of a village woman nowadays? What is your point of view? Why?

Questions:


1. Where do those women come from?
2. Is the life of city women easier than that of a village woman nowadays? What is your point of view? Why?

Period 82
Unit 15: WOMEN IN SOCIETY
C. Listening
I. Before you listen
VOCABULARY
“Có công mài sắt , có ngày nên kim” is a Vietnamese saying.
1. Saying (n) [`seiiη]
Tục ngữ,châm ngôn
2. Firewood (n) [`faiəwud]
Củi đun
3. Africa (n) [`æfrikə]
Châu Phi
4. Agricultural (a) [,ægri`kʌlt∫ərəl]
Thuộc nhà nông
5. To hold up (r) [`hould ʌp]
Chiếm
6. Two-thirds
7. Three-fourths
2/3
3/4
8. Percent (n) [pə`sent]
Phần trăm
Listen and repeat:

saying two-thirds
hold up three- fourths agricultural Africa
firewood respect
II. While you listen
TASK 1.exe
TASK 2
Listen again then answer the following questions.
1. According to the passage, what percentage of all
the world’s jobs do women hold?
2. What do they earn for doing their domestic work?
3. How much food do women in developing countries
produce?
4. How much farmwork do African women do?
5. What time does a typical day for an African village woman begin?
6. What time does it finish?

Now let’s play our game!
“HELP YOUR MOTHER”
Rules: There are 6 activities containing 6 questions. If you choose an
activity in red and give the correct answer, you will get mark 10.
Choose one of these activities below to help your mother.
Emptying garbage
Cooking
Washing clothes
Go market
Working in the field
Cleaning the floor
QUESTION 1

QUESTION 3
QUESTION 2
QUESTION 6
QUESTION 5
QUESTION 4
.
1. According to the passage, what percentage of all the world’s jobs do women hold?

40%.
2. What do they earn for
doing their domestic work?
They earn nothing for doing their domestic work.
(Nothing)
.
3. How much food do women in
developing countries produce?
More than half of the food.
4. How much farm work do African women do?
80 %.
5. What time does a typical day
for an African village woman begin?

At 4.45 a.m
6. What time does it finish?
At 9.30 pm.
III. After you listen
Work in pair:
Does your mother do more or less work every day
in comparison with that of an African woman in the
listening passage?
Talk about her typical day.
Suggestions:
- What time does your mother get up?
- What time does your mother go to work/ finish work?
- Does your mother do housework? If yes, what?
- Does your mother have time for entertainment?
- What time does she go to bed?
HOMEWORK:
- Learn by heart vocabulary.
In not more than 100 words write
a passage about a working day
of your mother.
- Prepare the “language focus” lesson.
Thanks for your attention!
Firewood