Upload
derek-leonard
View
218
Download
0
Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
Unit Five Using Language
Heroic Teenager
Receives Award
Step 1 RevisionStep 1 Revision
Checking the Ss’ Checking the Ss’ homework on homework on
P.36P.36
Verb Noun Adjective
injury
swollen
bleed
sprain
poisonous
injure injured
poison poison
bood/bleeding bloody/bleeding
swell swelling
sprain sprained
Ex.1 Complete the tables with the correct nouns, verbs or adjectives:
Verb Noun Adjective
variety
organic
choke choked
water
infect
vary various
infection
choke
organise organ
water infectious
watery
Ex.1 Complete the tables with the correct nouns , verbs or adjectives:
Ex 2 Complete the sentences with new words or phrases from the unit:
1. When do you need to use your
knowledge about_______ _______?
When somebody suddenly _____ ____
or has an accident.
2. What is the ____ ?It is an organ which
acts as a ______ against disease,
poisons and the sun’s harmful______.
first aid
skin
falls ill
barrier
rays
3. Why are the functions of the skin descri
bed as ________? It keeps you warm or
cool; it prevents your body from losing t
oo much water and provides you with y
our ______of touch.
4. What can hurt the ______ of the skin?
Hot ______ from pans on the stove,
electric shocks, radiation, fire and the sun.
complex
sense
tissueliquid
5. What is it _______to do if you have third
degree burns? Go to the hospital.
6. What are the __________of first degree
burns? They are dry, red and mildly
_______.
symptoms
swollen
vital
Ex. 3 Complete the passage using the provided words or phrases in their proper forms.
bandage over and over again
unbearable scissors
in place squeeze out
blisters temporary
ankle cupboard
Emma had a mild accident. She burned
her _____ when she knocked some hot
liquid over herself. At first the pain was
_________, but fortunately Luke knew
what to do. He immediately provided
some _________ treatment using some
cloths from the __________. He wetted
them, ______________ the cold water
and then placed them over her ankle.
ankle
unbearable
temporarycupboard
squeezed out
He did this __________________ until the
pain disappeared. Then he dried the
ankle gently to prevent _______ from
forming. Finally he took a pair of ______
and cut a ________ to the right length.
Then he tied it tightly so that it would
stay ________. Emma was very grateful
to Luke for what he had done for her.
over and over again
blisters
scissors
bandage
in place
Unit Five Using Language
Heroic Teenager
Receives Award
Step 2 ReadingStep 2 Reading
Read the headline and guess what the story is about:
Who
What
When
Where
Why
John Janson
honored at the Lifesaver Awards
carrying out first aid on a neighbor
Last night
Rivertown
Read the first paragraph and fill in the chart:
Read through the article and then put these events in the right order:
__ The attacker ran away.__ Anne was attacked and started to
scream.__ John performed first aid on Anne.__ John was studying in his house. __ The ambulance arrived.__ John ran outside with his father.__ John found Anne in her garden with
terrible knife wounds.
42
61
735
Reading for details
Read through the passage again and answer the following questions: 1. What did John do when he heard the screaming?2. What happened to Anne?3. What saved Ms Slade’s life?4. What first aid did John perform on Anne?
1. What did John do when he heard the
screaming?He rushed outside with his father.
2. What happened to Anne?
She had been stabbed repeatedly with
a knife and was bleeding heavily and
her hands had almost been cut off.
3. What saved Ms Slade’s life?John’s quick action and knowledge of
first aid saved her life.
1).He used some tea towels and tape to
treat the most severe injuries toAnne’s
hands.
2).He slowed the bleeding by applying
pressure to the wounds until the police
and ambulance arrived.
4. What first aid did John perform on Anne?
One more question: What type of writing can the article be?
A. a novel
B. a research paper
C. a student’s composition
D. a newspaper report
What adjectives would you use to describeJohn’s actions? Give at least three.
adj. quick-thinking
helpful
fearless
confidentcourageous
brave
unselfish
heroic
HH omework for today:omework for today: 1. Read the passage on Page 38 aloud after
class;
2. Do Exx. 1 and 2 on Page 71.