2. INTRODUCTION Md. Showkat Meah M.S.S (Economics) B.S.S, B Ed Assistant Teacher West Baroghona Rahmania Dakhil Madrasah Banskhali, Chittagong.

3. Learning Outcome By complete the lesson students will be able to Learn new vocabs-passenger, collision, crew, watertight Choose the best answer True/False Information transfer Matching words (according to meaning)

6. Passenger voyager Collisionaccident Watertightseated Crew People working on a ship

7. The great ship Titanic was regarded---- (a)Sinkable (b) unsinkable (c) Floating (d) none The Titanic went down in--- (a)South Atlantic (b)North Atlantic (c) Bay of Bengal (d) pacific Ocean The number of passengers was---- (a) 1500 (b) 891 (c) 1016 (d) 1316

8. Write true or false. If false, give the correct answers. (a)The Titanic sailed off on the 1 0 th April, 1 912. True (b) The Titanic sank on her second voyage. False. Corr, Ans: The Titanic sank on her first voyage. (c) The North Atlantic is a great sea-route for the ship. True.

9. Match the words in column A with column B Column A Column B (a)Liner (b) Regarded (c) Unsinkable (d) Abandon (e) Huge (f) Voyage (g) Faint (h) Plunge (i)Horror (j) crew 1.Forsake 2.Vast 3.A large ship 4.People working on a ship 5.To jump into water 6.Intense dislike or fear 7.Considered 8.Speculation 9.Dim 10.That is sinkable 11.Situation 12.A long journey +3 +7 +10 +1 +2 +12 +9 +5 +6 +4

10. Complete the following chart with information from the text. Who/What Description as unsinkable Titanic was carrying had been damaged The noise It sank The Titanic was regarded The great ship Titanic Had been so faint On her second voyage

11. Evaluation  The Titanic was bound for—  It had—water-tight compartment.  The Titanic was hit by—  The number of death was—  The Titanic was bound for—  It had—water-tight compartment.  The Titanic was hit by—  The number of death was— New York 16 A large ice- berge 1500

12.  Write the main ideas of the passage in your own words in five sentence.