V3 week 9

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 3

Get out your books

During this lesson

- introduction theme 6

-  Rumble in the Jungle

You can

• talk about customs
• talk about a country and its people

• talk about feelings about a country
• give a simple presentation or talk
• write down information that you think is important in a clear manner

You understand

• words to do with Australia and New Zealand

• words to do with customs

• words to do with countries

you know

• how to use the present perfect continuous

• how to use articles

• how to use reflexive and reciprocal pronouns

• how to use like and as

Australia

Rumble in the Jungle

Go to page 86 of your textbook and read the text.

What might face you in the jungle?

Go to page 27 of your workbook and do exercise 2

Rumble in the Jungle

Jo starts...

1. a journalism internship
2. working as a journalist today

Gus and Jo are...

1. 5 minutes late
2. 15 minutes late

What does Mitch say...

1. British people would do worse...
2. The experience was awful...

What is Mitch's opinion...

1. exaggerated and unfair
2. well-intented but unjust

Mitch has strong feelings...

1. Australians should be...
2. more attention should be...

Mitch wouldn't participate...

1. he's had enough...
2. life in the wilderness...

(home)work

do exercises 3 & 4

Get out your books

Turn on your camera

Keep your microphone muted, unless you have a question

During this lesson

- Homework check

- Reading Maori Tattoo art

Exercise 3

1. outback
   
2. plain
   
3. creek
   
4. indigenous
   
5. drought
   
6. territory
   
7. colony
   
8. settlement
   

Exercise 4

1.  convict
   
2.  flip-flops
   
3.  swamp
   
4. go backpacking
   
5.  venomous
   
6.  southern hemisphere
   
7.  platypus
   
8.  laid-back
   

Maori

Maori Tattoo Art

• Go to page 87 of your textbook and read Maori Tattoo Art

• Do exercise 5

The Maori have been living in NZ for a few centuries.

1. true
2. false

Maori culture is commonly referred to as moko.

1. true
2. false

Only important Maori people are allowed to have a tattoo.

1. true
2. false

Maori women were only allowed to have their upper lips tattooed

1. true
2. false

The Maori were the first to use needles when tattooing.

1. true
2. false

Maori-style tattoos have made a comeback in the 20th century

1. true
2. false

Homework

Do exercises 6 and 7

Get out your books

Turn on your camera

Keep your microphone muted, unless you have a question

During this lesson

- homework check

- stones

Exercise 3

1. outback
   
2. plain
   
3. creek
   
4. indigenous
   
5. drought
   
6. territory
   
7. colony
   
8. settlement
   

Exercise 4

1.  convict
   
2.  flip-flops
   
3.  swamp
   
4. go backpacking
   
5.  venomous
   
6.  southern hemisphere
   
7.  platypus
   
8.  laid-back
   

Exercise 6

1.  C
2.  A
3.  C
4.  A
5.  B
6.  B

Exercise 7

1. The Maori usually got their first tattoo during adolescence.
   
2. In Maori culture, people of lower-rank status could not have tattoos.
   
3. It was considered offensive not to be able to recognise a person's social rank by his tattoo. / It was prohibited to have a tattoo as a priest.
   
4. Moko involved a tattooing process that was very painful.
   
5. While tattooing, the Maori sang songs to soothe the pain.
   
6. People have been incorporating Maori tattoo art in modern tattoos.
   

Stones 16 + 17

Read the stones, are there words/chunks you don't know how to use?

Make exercise 8 together.

Homework

Do exercises 9 & 10