Reading race: KB21 T2: citizens, tesco & claims

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo k
• Leerjaar 4

Welcome T4C

 Please take your seat

 Hang your jacket and ut your phone + airpods in your bag. 

Sit together according to the groups on the board.

Put your tables together.

Class expectations (verwachtingen)

Everyone tries to speak English - mistakes? No problem

Be active and participate in class

Phones are out of sight and on silence

Listen to the person who's speaking and raise your hand

Bring your workbook and laptop to every lesson

Have respect for yourself and the people/things around you

Today you will...

... learn how to play the lucky reading game.

... practice your reading skills.

Reading race: game rules

1. Read the text together and make sure everyone understands everything, every single word and every detail.
2. When time's up, one student from every group will take a seat in front of the class.
3. A question is asked, they write down the answers. Rest of you = quiet
4. If you answer correctly, you may draw a playing card.
5. The team with the most points at the end of the lesson wins!

Read the text: can companies make us better citizens? FOCUS ON THE PARAGRAPHS

Traffic light rules:

Red light: read in silence. Remain quite untill everyone is finished. 

Orange light: time to speak. Help each other understand the text and the difficult words. Pay attention to detail and make sure to whisper.

Green light: be quiet and get ready. Choose one textpert (expert about this text) to come forward and answer a questions.

Question one

1: What is said about Starbucks in paragraph 1?

A. It provided drinks at polling stations.

B. It sent volunteers to help in the election.

C. It sponsored a politician’s campaign.

D. It tried to encourage people to vote.

Write down your answer. Correct? Grab a playing card.

Teammates must be quiet. Do say something? Lose points

Question two: bring your text

2: “can we seriously take their word for it?” (paragraph 2). What does ‘it’ refer to?

A. that businesses care for their employees.

B. that businesses support various charities

C. that businesses try to get more media attention

D. that businesses want to make the world a better place

 

Write down your answer. Correct? Grab a playing card.

Teammates must be quiet. Do say something? Lose points

Question three

3: What becomes clear from paragraph 3?

A. In the past, employees used to obey their employers.

B. In the past, values were generally accepted.

C. Nowadays, brands focus on commitment from clients.

D. Nowadays, consumers care about doing the right thing.

Write down your answer. Correct? Grab a playing card.

Teammates must be quiet. Do say something? Lose points

Question four

4: What becomes clear from paragraph 4?

A. Heineken is making more money than years ago.

B. Heineken wants to expand to new markets.

C. People criticize beer brewers for promoting bad habits.

D. Young adults appear to consume less beer nowadays.

Write down your answer. Correct? Grab a playing card.

Teammates must be quiet. Do say something? Lose points

Question five: bring your text

5: Het einde van de laatste zin van alinea 5 ontbreekt. Kies bij 22 in de tekst het juiste antwoord uit de gegeven mogelijkheden.

A. which customers don’t always appreciate

B. which makes for much better campaigns

C. which might increase sales even further

Write down your answer. Correct? Grab a playing card.

Teammates must be quiet. Do say something? Lose points

Question six

6: ‘’Can companies make us better citizens?” (title). What is the answer to this question, according to this article?

A. Yes, but they have other motives as well.

B. Yes, but they have to be forced by the public.

C. Yes, but they need the support of governments.

D. Yes, but they need to be well-known brands.

Write down your answer. Correct? Grab a playing card.

Teammates must be quiet. Do say something? Lose points

Read the text: Tesco apologies

Traffic light rules:

Red light: read in silence. Remain quite untill everyone is finished. 

Orange light: time to speak. Help each other understand the text and the difficult words. Pay attention to detail and make sure to whisper.

Green light: be quiet and get ready. Choose one textpert (expert about this text) to come forward and answer a questions.

Question seven

7: Why did Tesco apologize? The book Colour Me Good Arrggghhhh!! was accidentally …

A. given away as a promotional gift.

B. included in a final sale.

C. put in the wrong section.

D. sold by a few stores only.

Write down your answer. Correct? Grab a playing card.

Teammates must be quiet. Do say something? Lose points

Read the text: officer work claims

Traffic light rules:

Red light: read in silence. Remain quite untill everyone is finished. 

Orange light: time to speak. Help each other understand the text and the difficult words. Pay attention to detail and make sure to whisper.

Green light: be quiet and get ready. Choose one textpert (expert about this text) to come forward and answer a questions.

Question eight

8: Waarvoor werd Sheyla White veroordeeld?

A. Ze had een onterechte schadeclaim bij haar werkgever ingediend. 

B. Ze had geprobeerd om spullen te stelen op kantoor. 

C. Ze had haar werkgever vals beschuldigd van privacyschending. 

D. Ze had schade toegebracht aan eigendommen van haar werkgever. 

E. Ze had stiekem camera-opnamen gemaakt op haar werk.

Write down your answer. Correct? Grab a playing card.

Teammates must be quiet. Do say something? Lose points

Count your points 

These are what the cards are worth

Numbers 2-10 = 2-10 points

Jack/queen/king = 10 points

Ace = 15 points

Wild card = -10 points

Don't share your total just yet!

Lesson reflection

What could've gone better in today's lesson?

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