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<b>Unit 7: SAVING ENERGY</b>
<b>- luxury (n):</b>
<b>- consumer (n):</b>
<b>- scheme(n): = plan</b>
<b>- innovation (n): change ,make sth ne</b>
<b>energy-saving bulb</b>
<b>ordinary/ standard bulb</b>
<b>- conserve (v) = protect / preserve</b>
<b>- ultimately (adv) : finally, at last</b>
<b>-replace (v)</b>
<b>Unit 7: SAVING ENERGY</b>
A. Cuèi cïng
B. Sự i mi
C. Kế hoạch dán nhÃn
D. Xa x
G. Cùng loại
H. Bền gấp 8 lần
I. Hiệu quả năng l ợng
<b>Unit 7: SAVING ENERGY</b>
A. Cuèi cïng
B. Sự i mi
C. Kế hoạch dán nhÃn
D. Xa x
G. Cùng loại
H. Bền gấp 8 lần
I. Hiệu quả năng l ợng
II. Pre - reading
<b>Unit 7: SAVING ENERGY</b>
In Western countries, electricity, gas, and water
are not luxuries but necessities. Companies now realize
that consumers want products that will not only work
effectively, but also save money.
For most North American households, lighting accounts for
10 percent to 15 percent of the electricity bill. However, this
amount can be reduced by replacing and ordinary 100 –
watt light bulb with an energy – saving bulb. These bulbs
use a quarter of the electricity of standard bulbs and last
eight times longer. Therefore consumers can save about
US$7 to US$21 per bulb.
In Europe, there is a labeling scheme for refrigerators,
freezers, washing machines and tumble dryers. The label
tells the consumers how much energy efficiency each
model has, compared with other appliances in the same
category.
II. Pre - reading
<b>Unit 7: SAVING ENERGY</b>
the content of each paragraph.
1. Finally, these innovations both save money
and preserve the Earth’ s resources.
2. Consumers should use energy- saving bulbs
instead of ordinary bulbs to save ¾ of
electricity.
3. Labeling plans help save electricity.
4. Electricity, gas, and water are necessary for
consumers in Western countries.
II. Pre - reading
<b>Unit 7: SAVING ENERGY</b>
III. while -
reading
Read and find out the best summary of the text.
1. Energy- saving bulbs should be used to save
electricity.
2. In Western countries, electricity, gas, and water
are necessities.
3. North American and European countries are
interested in saving money, and natural
resources.
4. Labeling schemes help save energy.
II. Pre - reading
<b>Unit 7: SAVING ENERGY</b>
<b>Period 44 : How to save electricity</b>
III. while -
reading<sub> 1. Summary of the passage</sub>
<b>1</b>_<b>What do Western consumers want ?</b>
<b>A</b>. They want products to work effectively.
<b>B</b>. They want products cheap .
<b>C</b>. They want products save money .
<b>D</b>. It includes both A and C .
2_ How can we spend less money on lighting ?
<b>A</b>. We don’t use light bulbs .
<b>B.</b>Wecan use energy-saving bulbs instead of ordinary 100- watt
light bulbs .
<b>C</b>. It includes both B and D .
<b>D</b>. We don’t turn on light bulbs in the afternoons .
3_ Mrs, Jones uses only two ordinary bulbs and she pays US$8 for lighting.
How much will she pay if she uses two energy – saving bulbs instead ?
A. She will pay US$2 for lighting
B. She will pay US$6 for lighting
C. She will payUS$8 for lighting
D. She will payUS$1 for lighting
<b>4</b>_What is the purpose of the labeling scheme ?
<b>A </b>the purpose of the labeling scheme is to help consumers know
how long the household appliances last .
<b>B</b>. the purpose of the labeling scheme is to help consumers know
how cheap the household appliances are .
<b>C</b>. the purpose ofthe labeling scheme is to help consumers know
how efficient the household appliances are .
II. Pre - reading
<b>Unit 7: SAVING ENERGY</b>
<b>Period 44 : How to save electricity</b>
III. while -
reading<sub> 1. Summary of the passage</sub>
2. Choose the best answer
II. Pre - reading
<b>Unit 7: SAVING ENERGY</b>
<b>Period 44 : How to save electricity</b>
III. while -
reading<sub> 1. Summary of the passage</sub>
2. Choose the best answer
II. Pre - reading
<b>Unit 7: SAVING ENERGY</b>
<b>Period 44 : How to save electricity</b>
III. while -
reading<sub> 1. Summary of the passage</sub>
2. Choose the best answer
IV. Post- reading
<b> nat</b>
<b>ural r<sub>esou</sub></b>
<b>rces</b>
energy
money
II. Pre - reading
<b>Unit 7: SAVING ENERGY</b>
<b>Period 44 : How to save electricity</b>
III. while -
reading<sub> 1. Summary of the passage</sub>
2. Choose the best answer
IV. Post- reading
<b> nat</b>
<b>ural r<sub>esou</sub></b>
<b>rces</b>
energy
money
II. Pre - reading
<b>Unit 7: SAVING ENERGY</b>
<b>Period 44 : How to save electricity</b>
III. while -
reading<sub> 1. Summary of the passage</sub>
2. Choose the best answer
IV. Post- reading natural re
sourc<sub>es</sub>
money
- Using solar energy instead of coal, gas and oil.
- Using energy-saving house hold appliances like bulbs,
refrigerators , stoves, cookers...
- Reducing the amount of water and electricity we use
- Turning off the faucets, the TV or radio when
II. Pre - reading
<b>Unit 7: SAVING ENERGY</b>
<b>Period 44 : How to save electricity</b>
III. while -
reading<sub> 1. Summary of the passage</sub>
2. Choose the best answer
IV. Post- reading natu
ral re<sub>sourc</sub>
es
money
V. HomE WORK