Introduction period 4

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 4

SB Unit 9 Future leaders

Programme

- Go through SW p4

- Info on SE Speaking

- SB/ WB Unit 9: Vocabulary

New study guide for period 4

SE Speaking

- in pairs (deadline = tomorrow)

- 15 minutes, during class in weeks 22 + 23

- about 2 of your books

- describing pictures

- counts 7 times

- no resit possible

Turn to SB p. 110

Exercise 1

SB p. 110

Aim: I know the words that have to do with money and politics.

Match the words to the photos of the United Kingdom and the United States.

capital city

currency

flag

national anthem

prime minister

president

royal family

Answers:

A = currency = valuta, het geld dat gebruikt wordt in een land.

B = flag = vlag. Op het plaatje staat de Britse vlag.

C = royal family = koninklijke familie. Op het plaatje zie je de Britse koninklijke familie.

D = capital city = hoofdstad.

E = national anthem = volkslied.

F = prime minister = minister president (GB: Boris Johnson)

G = president = president (USA: Joe Biden)

Exercise 3

SB p. 110

Aim: I know the English names of different types of goverment.

Match the types of government with the definitions on the next slide.

Constitutional monarchy

Democracy

Monarchy

Republic

A country that is ruled by a president or other leader, not by a king or queen.

A system of government where people vote in elections to choose the people who will govern them.

A type of government where a country is ruled by a king or queen.

A country ruled by a king or queen whose powers are limited by a set of basic laws.

Answers

Constitutional monarchy: constitutionele monarchie (land met een koning(in), maar niet 1 die alle macht heeft).

Democracy: democratie

Monarchy: monarchie

Republic: republiek

Can you name an example of each one?

Exercise 5

Read the text on SB p. 110 and match the underlined words with the definitions 1 - 8.

Answers

1. Occasions when you can vote for a government - general elections

2. A part of an organisation or group - member

3. Groups of people with similar ideas about politics - political parties

4. Control, organise - run

5. Official rules that people must obey - laws

6. Plans or actions agreed on by a government - policies

7. Formally express an opinion by choosing between one or more people or parties - vote

8. Series of things that a political party does to try to win an election - campaigns

Get to work!

WB. p. 76

Aim: I know and can use the words that have to do with states and politics.

Do exercises 1 - 4

Finished? Check your work

and study the words from unit 9

Remember

... to finish your WB exercises

... to study wordlist unit 9: approach – conspiracy theory

... to find someone to do your SE Speaking with