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I- Make tag questions:

1) It is raining now, ____________?2) Lets have a cup of coffee, ___________?

3) Gary signed the petition, _________?

4) Julie rarely goes out, ____________?

II- Underline the correct or more natural answer:

1) As soon as Harriet opened the door, he could/ were able

to smell gas.

2) Sue wasnt at home when I phoned but I could/ was able

to contact her at her office.

3) The air was so polluted in the city center, I could hardly /

was hardly able tobreathe.

4) A child fell into the river, but fortunately we could/ were

able torescue him.


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1) Who is the first human to fly

into space?

YURI GAGARIN, a cosmonaut.


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2) Can you name the first humans

to set foot on the moon?

NEILARMSTRONG

BUZZ ALDRIN


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3) Who is the first woman to fly

into space?

VALENTINA

TERESHKOVA


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4) Which animal is the first living

being in space? Whats its name?


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5) Who is the first Vietnamese to

fly into space?

PHAM

TUAN


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UNIT 15: SPACE CONQUEST

READING

Teacher in charge:

Tong Thi Kim Lien

Class: 11CE2

Date: 9thApril, 2013


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READ


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Space (n)/spes/:

The area beyond the Earth where the starsand planets are. Khng gian


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Conquest (n) /kkwst/ :

schinh phc


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Lift off (v) /lftv/:to leave the ground and rise into the air

phng ln


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Orbit (n) /bt/ : quo

Orbit (v)/bt/ :avo quo


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Weightlessness (n) /wetlsns/:tnh trngphi trnglc


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astronaut (n)/strnt/


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Cosmonaut(n) /kzmnt/:an astronaut from the former

Soviet Union.
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_ Uncertainty /nst()nti/:

s khng chc chn

certainty/st()nti/

_ certain (a) /st()n/:

chc chn

uncertain /nst()n/
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deal with(phrV) /dilw/:

to take the necessary action,especially in order to solve a problem.


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psychological(adj) /skldk()l/

thuc v tm l psychology(n) /skld/:

tm l (hc)


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tension (n)/tn()n/:

s cng thng


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failure(n)/felj/:

lack of successs khng thnh cng, s tht bi

i f i ( ) / f k( ) /


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satisfaction (n) /satsfak()n/:shi lng, stha mn

satisfy (v) /satsf/ :lm tha mn, hi lng

satisfactory (a) /satsfakt()ri/:tha mn, hi lng

Satisfactorily(adv) /stsfkt()rl/


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venture(n) /vent(r)/ :vic mo him


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Feat (n) /fi:t/:

chincng, chintch


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WHILE YOU READ

Listening to the text


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Task 1: Work in groups

Read the text silently and match the

headings to the paragraphs.

Paragraph 1

Paragraph 2Paragraph 3

Paragraph 4

Paragraph 5

A. The tragic accident

B. The lift-offC. Congratulations

D. A view on Earth

E. Uncertainties

1-B 2-D 3-E 4-C 5-A

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Task 2: Work in pairs

Read the passage again and answer the questions.

1. How old was Gagarin when he becamethe first human being in space?

2. How long was he in space?

3. What question were raised before Gagarins spaceflight?

4. What was the speed of his spacecraft in orbit around

the Earth?

5. Why couldnt Gagarin make a new space flight?

6. What was done after Gagarins death to honour this

national hero?


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Whole Class Review Activity


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Question 3

What questions were

raised beforeGagarins space flight?


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AnswerThey were what would happen to

a human being in space or howthe body would react to the

extreme changes in temperature

or how the mind would deal withthe psychological tension.


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Question 5

Why couldntGagarin make a new

space flight?


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AnswerBecause he died in a plane crash ona routine training flight in March1968


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Question 2

How long was hein space?


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AnswerHe was in space

for 108 minutes.


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Question 6

What was done afterGagarins death to

honour this nationalhero?


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AnswerAfter his death, his hometown ofGzhatsk was renamed Gagarin, and

the Cosmonaut Training Center atStar City, Russia, was given the name

of this national hero.


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Question 4

What was the speed ofhis spacecraft in orbit

around the Earth?


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Answer

It was more than17,000 miles per

hour.


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Question 1

How old was Gagarin when

he became the firsthumanbeing in space?


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Answer

He was 27 yearsold then.

TASK 3


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Complete the

summary of the

reading passage by

putting the words /

phrases in the boxinto the blanks.

TASK 3


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On 12th April, 1961, Yuri Gagarin, a Russian

(1)____________ became the first human being

(2)_________. Although his flight (3) _______ only 108

minutes, its (4) _______ made him a national hero. He

also became the first person to eat and drink in zero

(5)________, and he was able to (6)_____the Earth in a

way that no one had done before. Unfortunately, a plane

crash in March 1968 made Gagarins desire of revisitingspace (7) ___________. After his death, his hometown

and the Cosmonaut Training Centre at Star City, Russia

were (8) _____________him.

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After o read


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After you read

SUMMARIZE THE TEXT.

HOMEWORK


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HOMEWORK_ Learn by heart the new words of

Unit 15.

_ Prepare Unit 16: Language focus.


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