Bài giảng Tiếng Anh Lớp 10 - Unit 5: Inventions - Listening: Flying cars - Nguyễn Thị Thùy Linh

UNIT 5: INVENTIONS 
- LISTENING: Flying cars - 
BỘ GIÁO DỤC VÀ ĐÀO TẠO - QUỸ LAWRENCE S.TING 
Cuộc thi quốc gia Thiết kế bài giảng e-Learning lần thứ 4 
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Môn: Tiếng Anh – Lớp: 10 
Giáo viên : Nguy ễ n Th ị Th ùy Linh – Ng ô Th ị H ồ ng Th ắ m 
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Lesson Objectives 
By the end of this lesson, you (student) will be able to: 
Listen for specific information from an interview 
Listen and take notes 
Watch the video below about flying cars (or aerocars). Think about what it can and cannot do. 
Can it fly? 
Can run on the ground? 
Can it move in water? 
Look at the pictures below and use a noun to describe the situation in those pictures. 
Traffic jam (n) UK /ˈtræf.ɪk ˌ dʒæm/ 
US / ˈtræf.ɪk ˌdʒæm /: 
Synonym: 
Congestion (n) E x: The increase of traffic congestion is one concern of the public. 
Tailback (n): a long line of traffic moving slowly or not moving at all. 
a long line of vehicles on a road that cannot move or that can only move very slowly 
Collocation : 
Huge / massive traffic jam 
Cause traffic jam 
Be / get caught in traffic jam 
Be / get stuck in traffic jam 
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Listen to the short news below. What unit is gas measured in? 
Gallon (gal.) (n) /ˈɡæl.ən /: a unit of liquid measurement 
= 3.78 liters (in the US) 
= 4.5 liters (in the UK, Canada) 
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What do you call a building where (a) car(s) is/are kept? 
Garage (n) UK ​ /ˈɡær.ɑːʒ/ /ˈɡær.ɪdʒ/ US ​ /ɡəˈrɑːʒ / 
Ex: I didn’t see her car in garage so I guessed she had left before I arrived. 
Garage (n): the place where you can have your car repaired. 
Notes: 
Parking garage (n) = multi-storey car park: a large building with several floors for parking cars in. 
Garage sale (n): a sale of used clothes, furniture, etc., held in the garage of sb’s house. 
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What does collapse mean in the following sentence?All chairs collapse for easy storage. 
Collapse (v) /kəˈlæps /: to fall down suddenly 
Collapse (n): the action of a building suddenly falling 
Ex: The walls were strengthened to protect them from collapse. 
Idiom 
Collapse / fall in a heap : to fall down heavily and not move 
What is the synonym of falling down? 
Collapse (intransitive, transitive verb) /kəˈlæps/: to fold something into a shape that uses less space, to be able to be folded in this way. 
Ex: The table can collapse for easier storage. 
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What is that? 
Runway /ˈrʌn.weɪ/ (n): a long strip of ground with a hard surface that an aircraft takes off from and lands on. 
Notes: 
Runway = catwalk (mainly US): the long, narrow stage that models walk along in a fashion show. 
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Checking Vocabulary 
Complete the sentences below by filling each blank with one suitable word. 
First, c lick on the icon arrow and you will see a list of options. 
Then, choose one word that best fits the space. 
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Complete the sentence below by filling the blank with one suitable word. 
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The new policy in our country 
focuses mainly on highway 
Checking Vocabulary 
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Complete the sentence below by filling each blank with one suitable word. 
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I would like to buy a fish tank which may be twelve 
 while my mom says that a larger tank, such as 
tank is perfect. 
a 15 
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would be enough in your case. You have only one car. 
I just want to remind you. Think carefully whether a single 
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 for more convenient storage. 
These tools can 
Complete the sentence below by filling each blank with one suitable word. 
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of 2,450 meters and a width of 50 meters , which is a good news for us. 
 with a length 
The new airport in our city now has one 
Complete the sentence below by filling each blank with one suitable word. 
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Listening Task 1 
L isten to an interview with Mr. Brown and answer the following questions. Write your answers in separated slides. 
You may listen again part of the interview in each slide to check your answer. 
Try to take notes (key words and ideas that can be written down quickly) 
Where is the test flight taking place? 
What does Mr. Brown do? 
Why is he interested in the test flight? 
What does Mr. Brown like about the flying car? 
What is the biggest problem with this flying car? 
Where is the test flight taking place? 
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What does Mr. Brown do? 
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Why is he interested in the test flight? 
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What does Mr. Brown like about the flying car? 
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What is the biggest problem with this flying car? 
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Listening Task 2 
Listen again and complete the information about the flying car in the next slide. 
Write one word or number in each gap. 
Listen again and complete the information about the flying car. Write one word or number in each gap. 
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Listening Task 2 
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1. Size: a little bit than a normal 
 2. Petrol consumption: 
gallon(s) per hour in the air 
gallon(s) per 50 km on the ground 
km per hour in the air 
3. Speed: 
km per hour on the ground 
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Express your viewpoint 
Useful Language 
An advantage = a benefit, a good / strong point, a plus 
A disadvantage = a drawback, a downside 
Do you want to own a flying car like Mr. Brown? Why or Why not? 
What are the potential advantages and disadvantages of having a flying car? 
FURTHER PRACTICE 
Listen and c omplete the paragraph in the next slide by filling the blanks. 
Listen and complete the following paragraph. 
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You answered this correctly! 
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The invention of the microwave oven began when a chocolate peanut 
sales began to rise. 
 in Percy Spencer's pocket. Spencer had previously invented a 
bar 
the tubes used in radar equipment. Spencer's first experiment involved 
method for 
 near to some radar equipment. In his 
. The first 
p utting 
next experiment, an egg was put into a kettle and it 
microwave oven was set up in in Boston in 1946. The first microwave oven 
got its name as a result of 
 did not change colour in it. When a 
 was produced, 
microwave oven that could be placed on top of a 
at the company. One problem with the first 
m icrowave oven was that 
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QUIZ: INVENTIONS & INVENTORS 
How much do you know about inventions and inventors? 
Which famous inventor worked at a patent office? 
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A) 
Nikola Tesla. 
B) 
Thomas Edison 
C) 
Albert Einstein 
The Niepce Crater on the Moon was named in recognition of the famous inventor Joseph Niepce? What did Niepce invent? 
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A) 
A telescope 
B) 
A camera 
C) 
A microscope 
The invention of the refrigerator made a significant improvement to our standard of living. When it was invented, not many people wanted one. Who invented the refrigerator ? 
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A) 
Oliver Evans 
B) 
Michael Faraday 
C) 
Carl Von Linde 
This famous inventor was considered to be far ahead of his time. He recorded his inventions in journals. Many of these inventions did not become known until centuries later. Who was this inventor? 
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A) 
Galileo Galilei 
B) 
Leonardo da Vinci 
C) 
Nostradamus 
The inventors of ear muffs, the trampoline, braille, and the paper bag, all have something in common. What do they have in common? 
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A) 
They are blind. 
B) 
They are teenagers. 
C) 
They are women. 
Quiz - Inventions Inventors 
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Lesson Outcome 
You (student) have learnt about an invention – the flying car. 
And you have practised listening for details and taking notes. 
REFERENCE 
Cambridge Dictionary 
English Oxford Living Dictionaries 
Mark Harrison (2008). CAE Practice Tests. Oxford University Press 
Oxford Advanced Learner’s Compass 
Oxford Collocation Dictionary 
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