حل درس Lesson Who’s The Cleverest اللغة الإنجليزية للصف 9

حل درس Lesson Who’s The Cleverest اللغة الإنجليزية للصف 9

I. understand the gist and details in a magazine article and in listening 

organise their ideas in a diagram

take part in a debate

come to a conclusion after a debate

understand the gist and details in a magazine article

Reading

Read the text. What does the winner of Genius of the Year have to spend the prize money on

Vocabulary

season : a group Of TV episodes

episode : one programme in a TV series

air : to show a programme On TV

The winner must use the prize money to pay university or

Genius of the Year

The second season of Genos of the War is going to be aired on Friday, January 10th at 8 prn. It features the UK’s most intelligent and talented children all aged between 7 and 12 years old. The series is 20 long, and the 20 participants test their skills at Maths, Spelling, Geography , Mernory, Astronomy, Culture and many other categories. In the final episode, they name the winner, who goes home with €100 000. The prize money must be used to pay university or college fees. The children who take part in the TV show must have very high IOS and they should train to answer lots of difficult questions. For instance, in the first season, one ot the Maths questions was, -What comes next in the sequence 1, 3, 4, 15, 17 ?” and one ot the Geography questions was, – What are the currencies in Mozambique and Papua New Guinea

understand the gist and details in a magazine article

Read the text again. Are these statements true or false

The winner of Genius of the Year doesn’t have to spend the prize money on their education

This is the second time that you can watch Genius of the Year

The writer gives two example questions to show how difficult the competition is

You can watch Genius of the Year at the cinema

Children who are younger than seven can’t play on Genius of the Year

40. Identifying Advice and

a Lesson Not Assigned

 Students Accessed

Answer the following Workbook activity

Complete the with must, musnt or should Or shouldn’t

1 You watch IV all the time

Why don’t you go out and play for a change

 Children must between 7 and 12 to

Language tip

Remember, we use must /mustn t for obligation and should / shouldnt for advice. Must/ Musnt is stronger than should / shouldnt

A: You should do your homework before you watch TV

B : I’ll think about it

A : You must do your homework before watch tv

B : Okay, Mum

 Children must 7 and 12 to take part in the TV show

 Shhhh! quiet. We mustn’t wake the baby up

 you’re not allowed to a in the exam

You must bring a with you  said the teacher

 You should go to the dentist every six months

 Eric isn’t tall enough to play basketball.  think he should play football instead

. understand the gist and details  listening

Listening

3 Listen to a man introducing two of the contestants in Genius Of the Year Make notes about each contestant in your

Listening strategy

Find key words in qtæsticms and options. Don’t twget to listen for oyronyms

home school : to educate a child at Answer the following activity

Listen again. For each question, choose the correct answer a, b or c

Alex thinks he could Win the category Of

a. Maths

b. reading

C. spelling

What’s most important for Alex is

a. to show his friends he’s the cleverest

b. to enjoy himself on the show

c. to win one of the prizes

Who or What helps to relax

a. his books

b. his parents

c. his friends

What happened to May when she was six

a. She s ta rted to read

b. She stopped going to schex

c. She began studying at ty

How many languages can May speak

a. four

b. two

C. three

What May say atxut her brother

a. He’s going to in the final with her

b. He Will probably Win the show

C. He’s less intelligent than she is

Read the statements. Write Alex or May in the gaps

1 May learned to read at a very young age

Alex would like to become a doxtor .2

3 May’s mum wants him / her to win

4 May is very gcxd at languages

5 Alex wants to win first prize

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Speaking tip

In a debate, two or more people discuss a topic. They have different opinions and they try to convince each other of their opinion. To win a debate, you must have strong arguments and give examples. Also, it’s important to listen to other speakers and respect their opinions, even if you disagree with them

Here are some useful phrases for debate

I think / believe that

In my opinion

What do think

Do you agree

Yes, but

may be right , but

organise their ideas in a diagram

take part in a debate

come to a conclusion after a debate

Speaking

Children are too stressed with school exams Argument  exams competitions are stressful