北师大版高二 Module 8 Unit 24.

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北师大版高二 Module 8 Unit 24

Warm-Up

Exercise 1 What do you think are the biggest problems in Western countries? Put them in order of importance. Key words: social problems

begging

discrimination

racism

violence

drugs

inequality

homelessness

poverty

unemployment

abortion

Exercise 2 Listen to the radio news report about changes in British society. Match the topics with the graphs below. Percent of households with cars Percent of households with computers Percent of women who work Percent of 16-18 year olds in full-time education

Percent of households with cars Percent of households with computers Percent of women who work Percent of 16-18 year olds in full-time education

Listen again and complete the table. 1981 2001 average income of British family per week ￡326 life expectancy for men and women unemployment 1.7 million

1981 2001 numbers in full-time further education number of crimes (England and Wales)

Work in pairs. Use the key words to say true or false sentences about trends in British society. Example A: The number of crimes has gone down over the last twenty years. B: False. It has gone up by…

Key Words: Describing Trends ◇ to rise, to climb, to go up, to rocket, to double\ triple, to be on the increase ◇ to fall, to go down, to decline, to be on the decrease ◇to go up and down Key Words: Describing Trends