Unit -2- Period -1- Under pressure Rula Farouq Al Farr’a

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Unit -2- Period -1- Under pressure Rula Farouq Al Farr’a Eman Shafeeq Al Tatari Rula Farouq Al Farr’a

Objectives: Students are expected to: Use the new vocabulary contextually. Scan the text for details. Answer comprehension questions.

Revision is very important. Revision = studying before an exam.

Getting high marks having the highest priority for her. having the highest priority = is the most important.

A- Answer the following question: What should we do when listing a time? Decide which tasks have the highest priority and which can be left till later.

B- Put ( T ) or ( F ): 1. Listing things is easier than doing them. ( ) 2. It’s not important to make a ‘ to- do’ list timetable. ( ) 3. All tasks have high priority . ( ) T F F

C- What do the following words refer to: them ( line 4 )_________. which ( line 7) ________. things tasks

The best title is: First things first.

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