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8. Match each word that has a prefix in column A with the right meaning of the prefix in column B. Translate the words into your native language. Use a dictionary if necessary.
A | B |
1) semiconductor | a) under |
2) extraordinary | c) two |
3) monologue | d) first |
4) transmission | e) very small |
5) submarine | f) half, partly |
6) bilingual | g) beyond |
7) microchip | h) across |
8) primitive | i) one |
Speaking |
Every discovery or invention has its downside. Work in teams. Choose one of the discoveries/inventions and write down two or more negative effects you can think of. Back up your opinion with real life examples. Share your ideas with the class.
Writing |
‘For’ and ‘Against’
1. Work in pairs. Think of the arguments in favor of or against the statement:
“Scientific and technological achievements have made the world a better place to live.” Make brief notes under ‘for’ and ‘against’ headings.
Example:
For | Against |
…has made our life more comfortable | …is used to kill people |
…improves communication, etc… | …spoils nature, etc… |
2. Write a composition of 200-250 words discussing the statement above. Make use of the Study Help and the Functional languageboxes. | Study help: Outline Introduction Paragraph 1 - Introduce the subject of the composition. State why it is an important issue at the present time. Main body Paragraph 2 - Give the argument in favor of the statement. Paragraph 3 - Give the argument against the statement Conclusion Paragraph 4 - Conclude by giving a well-balanced opinion |
Functional language | |
It is often said that… | Firstly / Another point is that… |
However, in my opinion, … | Also/ besides/ what is more, … |
While it is true that…, on the other hand, … | As a result… |
At the same time… | Finally, it is important to remember that… |
For example, for instance, … | To sum up / All in all, … |
Reading |
1. Work with your partner. Give definitions to the words.
2. Match the names of the scientists and researchers with their achievements.
Discuss as a class.
1)Alfred Nobel | a) structure of DNA |
2) Alexander Kolmogorov | b) digital compact disk |
3) Norbert Wiener | c) dynamite |
4) Watson & Crick | d) MS disk operating system |
5) Edwin Hubble | e) 1st personal computer |
6) Tim Berners-Lee | f) underwater exploration |
7) Bill Gates | g) proof of expanding universe |
8) Albert Einstein | h) Linux operating system |
9) Ed Roberts | i) theory of relativity |
10) Alfred Wagener | j) cybernetics |
11) Reynold Johnson | k) algorithmic complexity theory |
12) Linus Torvalds | l) magnetic disk drive |
13) James Russell | m) continental drift |
14) Jacques-Yves Cousteau | n) the World Wide Web |
3. Read the text to learn more about Alfred Nobel’s life and work.
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