Unit 2/Reading / cuc hay ?

Warmer : Brainstorm
What is the telephone used for ?
To chat with friend
To have message
To make arrangements
To communicate
To call someone
To talk to a person who live far from
To get information at the airport or railway station quickly
Who invented the telephone ?
Alexander Graham Bell


I/ New words :
Thursday , September 11
th
2008
Unit 2 : Making arrangements
Period 9 : Read
to emigrate :
to transmit :
to conduct :
to demonstrate :
device : ( n )
a deaf – mute :
Di cư
Truyền đi
Điều khiển , chỉ đạo
Chứng minh

Thiết bị , dụng cụ
Người câm điếc
~ equipment

WHAT AND WHERE
EMIGRATE
1
DEMONSTRATE
4
CONDUCT
3
DEVICE5
TRANSMIT
2
DEAF - MUTE
6

TRUE / FALSE STATERMENTS
1/ Alexander G. Bell was born in the USA .
2/ He worked with deaf – mute patients in a hospital
in Boston .
3/ Thomas Watson was Bell’s assistant.
4/ Bell and Watson introduced the telephone in 1877.
5/ Bell experimented with ways of transmitting speech
between deaf – mute over a long distance .
6/ Bell demonstrated his invention at a lot of
exhibitions .
G C

F
F
T
F
F
T
Edinburgh, Scotland
at Boston University
1876

III . Put the events in the correct order
Alexander Graham Bell…
a) went to live in the United states.
b) successfully demonstrated his invention.
c) worked with Thomas Watson.
d) was born in Scotland.
e) went to live in Canada.
f) invented the telephone.
g) worked with people who could neither speak nor hear .

III . Put the events in the correct order
Alexander Graham Bell…
3.a) went to live in the United states.
6.b) successfully demonstrated his invention.
5.c) worked with Thomas Watson.
1.d) was born in Scotland .

2.e) went to live in Canada.
7.f) invented the telephone .
4.g) worked with people who could neither speak nor hear .

6
5
4
3
2
1
What did Alexander . G . Bell invent ?
When and where was he born ?
LUCKY NUMBER
Did he introduced the telephone in 1877 ?
LUCKY NUMBER
7
Where did he emigrate to?
Who did he do with in Boston ?

Homework :
Learn vocabulary by heart
Do 2/22 again
Prepare for WRITE