H4 week 6, woensdag Jack the ripper

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This lesson contains 32 slides, with interactive quizzes and text slides.

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Welcome class H4B

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Lesson goals:
- Practicing your vocabulary skills 
- Practicing news literacy
- Learning about mysteries 
(stepping stones)

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News Project

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The news item
  • What kind of news is it?
  • For what kind of people is this news?
  • It is relevant/irrelevant because ……..
  • I would rate this news with a : ………….
  • Three words from this item to remember are:

Slide 4 - Slide

Slide 5 - Link

What kind of news is it?

Slide 6 - Open question

For what kind of people is this news?

Slide 7 - Open question

I would rate this news with a:
…………. (1-10)

Slide 8 - Open question

Three words from this item to remember are:

Slide 9 - Open question

Homework: 
- Finish the exercises! (Jack the Ripper)

- Find a news item, and save the link. Tomorrow, share it with the class in Teams chat. The class will react to it.

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Your own news item!
(in Teams chat or here)

Slide 11 - Open question

Stepping Stones

Chapter 3, Mysteries
(Katern 2, beginning)

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Text 1
'Why are we obsessed with Jack the Ripper?'
p. 6, Stepping Stones, Katern 2

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Exercise 3, p. 7
1. Tick the correct statements:
A
Jack the Ripper lived in Whitechapel in the 19th century
B
The Whitechapel murders have inspired many people to try and find the killer's identity
C
Whitechapel was a quiet London neighbourhood before 1888

Slide 14 - Quiz

Exercise 3
2. Choose the correct answer: 'the killer is more than a match for any fictional figure from the world of horror' (par. 2). This means:
A
Jack the Ripper inspires people with more horror than any villain described in horror novels
B
Jack the Ripper's crimes resemble those described in horror novels
C
Jack the Ripper most likely used horror novels as inspiration for his crimes
D
Jack the Ripper regarded horror novels as his favourite literary genre

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3. 'This was a world...' (par. 3) What does the word 'this' refer to?

Slide 16 - Open question

Exercise 3
4. Describe the area where the murders took place

Slide 17 - Open question

5. Jack the Ripper was known throughout the country. Quote the first two and the last two words of the sentence that proves this :

Slide 18 - Open question

6. Which of the following fits the gap in paragraph 5?
A
feeling
B
hype
C
tension
D
threat

Slide 19 - Quiz

Exercise 4, p. 8
How are the paragraphs related?

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Exercise 4
1. What is the function of paragraph 1? It...
A
gives an opinion of the main topic of the text
B
introduces the main topic by way of an example
C
presents the question that is central to the text

Slide 21 - Quiz

Exercise 4
2. How is paragraph 2 related to paragraph 1? it...
A
Answers one of the questions posed in paragraph 1
B
Gives an opinion on the topic presented in paragraph 1
C
serves as an illustration of the topic introduced in paragraph 1

Slide 22 - Quiz

Exercise 4
3.What is the main function of paragraph 3?
A
Giving a counter-argument
B
Introducing another Ripperologist
C
Providing more background information

Slide 23 - Quiz

Exercise 4
4. Which of the following statements about paragraph 4 is NOT true?
A
Paragraph 4 expands on the info given in paragraph 3
B
Paragraph 4 introduces another Ripperologist, as in paragraph 2
C
Par. 4 tries to answer one of the questions posed in par. 1

Slide 24 - Quiz

5. How is paragraph 5 related to paragraph 4? It....
A
adds to the argument started in par. 4
B
contradicts the argument started in par. 4
C
explains the argument started in par4. 4

Slide 25 - Quiz

6. The title of the article poses a question: why are we obsessed with Jack the Ripper? In which paragraphs is this question answered?
A
In paragraphs 2 and 3
B
In par. 4 and 5
C
In par. 2, 5, and 5
D
In par. 3, 4 and 5

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7. What is the structure of this text?
A
Par. 1 and 2 serve as introduction, par. 3-6 are the body. There is no conclusion
B
Par. 1 introduction, par. 2-6 body, no conclusion
C
Par. 1 and 2 introduction, par. 3-5 body, par. 6 conclusion
D
par. 1 introduction, par. 2-5 body, par 6 conclusion

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8. What is the leading idea of this text?

Slide 28 - Open question

Exercise 5
Check the words in the Vocabulary section on p. 32!

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Follow Up 
33, 34, 35

Taking turns 
reading the sentences 
out loud.

Study for tomorrow also: 36, 37

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Which book are you
reading right now?
Read for 20 mins.

Slide 31 - Mind map

See you tomorrow!

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