Unit 14. Space conquest

welcome everybody to our class
Check up: Choose the best answers
1. There are over one hundred different stamps in my….
a. collecting book b. collected book
c. collection d. guide book
2. I sometimes…. stamps with my friends who share the same hobby with me.
a. change b. exchange
c. changing d. recharge
3. His …… include playing football, going fishing and collecting stamps.
a. entertainments b. hobbies
c. plays d. relaxations
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1. Who is he
He was born on March 9, 1934 in Moscow.
He is the first man to fly into space.
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2. Who is she
She was born on March 6, 1937 in Russia.
She is the first woman to fly into space.
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4. Who is he
He is the first Vietnamese to fly into space.
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He is the first man to set foot on the moon.
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He said the following famous sentence: “That is one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind”?
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7. Where was the first rocket engine invented
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Unit 14: SPACE CONQUEST
Period 114: Reading 1
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1. Pre-reading:
1.1. Activity 1: Match the column A with column B
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1.2. Activity 2: Listen and repeat
- aeronautics (n) [,eərə`nɔ:tiks]:
- envisage (v) [in`vizidʒ]:
- shuttle (n) [`∫ʌtl]:
- domed (adj) [doumd]:
- gravity (n) [`græviti]:
- frontier (n) [`frʌntjə]:
hàng không học
dự kiến
tàu con thoi
có dạng vòm
trọng lực
đường biên giới
- dự kiến - frontier
- tàu con thoi - shuttle
- đường biên giới - gravity
- trọng lực - domed
- có dạng vòm - aeronautics
- hàng không học - envisage

1. Pre-reading:
1.3. Activity 3: Check vocabulary
2. While- reading:
2.1. Activity1: Matching ( paragraph A)
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2. While-reading:
2.2. Activity 2: Multiple choice ( paragraph B)
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2. While-reading:
2.2. Activity 2: Multiple choice ( paragraph B)
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What does NASA stand for?
a. It stands for the National Airline and Space Administration.
b. It stands for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
c. It stands for the National Aircraft and Space Administration.
CONGRATULATION: small gift for you
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2. While-reading:
2.2. Activity 2: Multiple choice ( paragraph B)
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What project is NASA sponsoring?
a. a project to build a hotel for holidaymakers
b. a project to build a bridge for holidaymakers
c. a project to build a space station for holidaymakers
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2.2. Activity 2: Multiple choice ( paragraph B)
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How many people can the hotel envisaged by the Wimberley Allison Tong and Doo accommodate?
a. 110 people
b. 150 people
c. 100 people
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2.2. Activity 2: Multiple choice ( paragraph B)
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By what might passengers be ferried to and from the hotel?
a. the present generation of space shuttles
b. the next generation of space shuttles
c. the previous generation of space shuttles
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2. While-reading:
2.2. Activity 2: Multiple choice ( paragraph B)
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How much does the trip to space cost?
a. $ 8 million
b. $ 80 million
c. $ 88 million
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2. While-reading:
2.2. Activity 2: Multiple choice ( paragraph B)
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Who were able to afford to join a Russian space trip in 2001?
two Japanese engineers
b. two Japanese businessmen
c. two Japanese leaders
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2. While-reading:
2.2. Activity 2: Multiple choice ( paragraph B)
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Who were able to afford to join a Russian space trip in 2001?
a. two Japanese engineers
b. two Japanese businessmen
c. two Japanese leaders
2. While-reading:
2.3. Activity 3: True or False Statements(para.C).
1. The shape of the space hotel designed by Peter Inston would be round.
2. Tourist would walk on the Moon by wearing normal boots.
3. Passengers would take low gravity excursions outside the space hotel by Moon buses.
4. It would not have restaurants and even a beach on the Moon.
5. On the Moon, a hotel would get water from lunar ice and get food from farms on the Earth surface.
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3. Post- reading: Discussion
Discuss the following questions:
a. If you were a space tourist, where would you go?
b. What would you bring?
c. How long would you stay there?
d. What would you do there?
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a. If I were a space tourist, I would go to…………
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Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Neptune
b. I would bring….
3. Post- reading: Discussion
camera to take photographs
a music device to relax
some plants to do an experiment
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c. I would stay there for a day/ week/ month/ year.
3. Post- reading: Discussion
d. I would…….
see real Martians
enjoy the feeling of weightlessness
collect the rocks
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2.2. Activity 2: Multiple choice ( paragraph B)
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Who were able to afford to join a Russian space trip in 2001?
a. two Japanese engineers
b. two Japanese businessmen
c. two Japanese leaders
3. Homework: Sentence Building
Make meaningful sentences using the cues given.
1. Many people/ willing / pay/to/three months/ salary/trip/ outer space.
2. Two Japanese/ pay/about $ 8 million / join/ Russian space trip/ 2001.
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