V6A Lesson 1 & 2 Week 9

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 6

learning goals

- I will have practiced with my examenbundel (1st hour)

- I will have practiced with holmwoods (2nd hour)

citeer vragen

How do you tackle a citation question?

Example question

What is the first step?

Example question

What is the first step?

• Make sure to understand the citation in the question. 
• eerder in de tekst = alinea 1,2,3
• welke synoniemen ken je van "family name?"

Example question

Some of your answers: 

- "Four young" (alinea 1)

- "Back when" (alinea 1)

- "First name only dating" (alinea 2)

- "Modern love" (alinea 1)

"All that glitters is not gold" is a quote by?

1. Aldous Huxley
2. Shakespeare
3. Margaret Atwood
4. Jane Austen

In the Merchant of Venice there were 3 caskets, which casket did Bassanio choose?

1. silver
2. golden
3. wooden
4. lead

What did the lead casket say?

Examenbundel

Go to p. 164-165 

Tekst "All that glisters....." 

What do you think they mean by 

"two cheers for a slow-dating app?"

Once you are done with text 3, choose another text from your examenbundel you want to make. 

Question 2

Question 1 

Question 3

Discussion questions

1.  Which similarities do you see between the two texts we have discussed today?
2. The author in "All that glisters..." says "There is a useful lesson here for those with ears to hear it in the frenetic and often shallow world of online dating: the first glance is overrated. Discuss this statement. 
3. "But it seems that there is still room in the market for a truly disruptive dating concept: why not try turning off your smartphone, going outside and meeting people?" Why do you think so many people still choose Tinder or Appetence over meeting people face to face? 

learning goals

- I will have practiced with my examenbundel (1st hour)

- I will have practiced with listening / holmwoods (2nd hour)

www.ted.com

I consider myself a private person.
(1= not at all, 5 = very much)

15

www.ted.com

Listening questions

1. Which message does the speaker want to convey?
2. Which tips does she give to apply to our own lives?
3. Do you think this is a powerful speech? Explain!

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Holmwoods

2 passes for listening 

2 passes for reading 

by the end of this week.