... can find and understand specific information in simple, everyday materials.
... know a bit more about sunken museums.
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Reminder: Book assignment
Read your book!
Summary (SO in class): 20 december
Creative assignment: 13 january @ 23.59 o'clock
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Homework check: Exercise 14(a), page 15
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Homework check: Theme words
daad/ prestatie sensatie/ gevoel tegenslag een kick krijgen van knoeien met buitengewoon proberen
accomplishment
sensation
setback
(to) get a thrill out of
(to) mess with
extraordinary
(to) give a try
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Art outside of museums
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Exercise 18(a), page 16
timer
5:00
£40,000
750, 000
500
50
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Exercise 18(b), page 16/18
timer
15:00
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KEY: Exercise 18(b), page 16/18
B
Because it is not a normal museum. A normal museum is not only accessible by boats and snorkels at the bottom of the sea.
Before he had to find the money to pay for his work himself and now he gets paid for it by other people.
Example: He wants to show things we know in a place where people in these situations would never be found. On land, you could see these people for real, but in the sea it is like visiting an alien world.
D
Example: The reefs need to be protected, he distracts people from diving there and instead diving in his museum.
Lesson duration is: 45 min
