Unit 5. Higher education

Games: Scrambled words
1. T H I S O Y R

2. N F H C E R

3. P I S S H Y C

4. S M C I U

5. H E S G N L I

6. Y M T R H C E I S


1. H _ _ _ _ _ y

2. F _ _ _ _ H

3.P _ _ _ _ _ S

4. M _ _ _ C

5. E _ _ _ _ _ H

6. C _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Y
I S T O R
R E N C
H Y S I C
U S I
N G L I S
H E M I S T R
HA NOI UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY IN HO CHI MINH CITY
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY
challenge(v) : test somebody’s ability and
skills, especially in an interesting way .
( thách thức )
blame ( v ) / bleim/ : to think or to say that
someone is responsible for something bad.
( khiển trách )
daunting (a) : something that is daunting
makes you feel slightly afraid or worried
about dealing with it.
( làm nản lòng, làm lo lắng, khó khăn )
Vocabulary
campus (n )
mate (n)
scary (a)
Challenge (v)
blame (v)
daunting (a)
Checking: gap- fill ( Task 1 ) Complete the following sentences, using the right forms of the words on the left
campus (n )
mate (n)
scary (a)
Challenge (v)
blame (v)
daunting (a)
1.That’s the ___ story I’ve ever heard
2. The new library was built in the centre of the _________.
3. Intelligent boys like to study s.th if it really __________ them.
4. A ______ of mine used to play soccer for Liverpool.
5. She has a ________ task of cooking for 20 people every day.
6. She doesn’t _______ anymore for her
father’s death.

scariest
campus
challenges
mate
daunting
blame
Information from Sarah, Ellen and Brenden
a. Attended the party on the first weekend at college.
b. Didn’t get on very well with the roommate.
c. Was not used to meeting different people every day at college
d. Liked having a chance to be creative.
e. Was very excited about going to college
f. Enjoyed the first year at college.

 Task 2 : Find out who:

Sarah :

Ellen :

Brenden:
a - e
b - c
d - f
sarah
On the first weekend I went out with my new friends, walking around
campus. It was exciting , thinking how I was at college, meeting people
who could become good friends of mine. The most exciting thing was
that I didn’t have to explain to my parents where I was going , who with,
or what time I’d be home.
On Saturday night, I followed my room mate to a party. The people at
the party were busy playing some game, and no one seemed to
noticemy existence. I suddenly felt so lonely. Fighting back tears , I ran
Back to my room, thinking I would never feel at home at college.

1.What did Sarah do on the first weekend ?


2.Why did Sarah feel so lonely at the party ?

 She went out with her friends, walking around the campus
Because when she came to the party , the people at the party were busy playing some games and noone seemed to notice her existence
Ellen
My room mate left the window open all the time, even when it was 10 degrees Celsius out, and went to bed at 10 every night. When she got sick after midterms, she blamed my typing and having a light on while she was trying to sleep.
At first, college was a little daunting. I graduated from a small school. After seeing the same people over and over for many years, it was amazing, but a little scary, to be in place where it seemed like I never saw the same person twice.
3.What problems did Ellen have with her roommate?
Ellen’s roommate blamed her typing and having a light on while she was trying to sleep
Brenden
The first year at college was probably the best and most challenging
year of my life. Acadecically , I enjoyed it thoroughly . Taking part in the
advanced Engineering project gave me a chance to use my creativity
and knowledge to help society.
Socially, I made lots of new friends both through engineering and
living at St John’s College on campus. The social calendar of the
colleges provides plenty of opportunities to meet non- engineering
students as well as other engineers, many of whom have become my
best mates.

4. What did Brenden think about his first year at college?



5. What does the social calendar of the college provide him?
To Brenden, his first year at college was probly the best and
most challenges year of his life.
The social calender of the colleges provides him with plenty of opportunities to meet non-engineering students as
well as other engineers.