2. edition department task accurate employ polish note chief approve process j. one printing of a book, newspaper etc. e. one of several divisions of a government, business, shop etc. d. piece of work to be done, especially hard work h. careful and exact; free from error a. give work to, use for payment b. improve in behavior, intellectual interests, etc; making refined or elegant c. notice; pay attention to f. first in rank g. confirm; agree to i. series of operations Using language

3. Task1: Read the passage quickly for the first time to find out the main idea of the text. The passage tells us the process of writing and printing for a newspaper article.

4. Task 2 Work out the writing and printing process of an article. And complete the chart in Ex1 on page 30.

5. 1. You go to an interview to _________________for your story. 2. You ________________to see if the story is true or not. 3. You begin to write the story using _______from the interview. 4. You give the article to the copy-editor to_______. get the information do some research notes design

6. 5. The article is given to a native speaker to __________________ 7. All the stories and photos are set and ________ _________ for the printing are made ready. 8. The first edition of a news paper is made. polish the style checked /approved color negatives 6. The last stage the article is _________________ by the chief editor.

7. Useful expressions be ahead of an interview with a famous film star set to work check the evidence design the main headline and smaller heading polish the style last of all the first stage of the process one last check a real scoop

8. Brainstorming In pairs make a list of things that the film star might have done. Compare your list with another pair and choose the most interesting idea.

9. 1 He took money but acted badly in a film. 2 He lied about getting drunk at a restaurant. 3 He stole something from a shop and lied about it. 4 He said some rude remarks about his ex-girlfriend to a journalist.

10. Prepare your article, following the steps below. Sort out your two headings: a large one at the top and a smaller one under it. Sort out the stages in your story: 1 what the film star did 2 how you found out 3 how the film star reacted when you told him you knew his secret 4 your opinion

11. A Film Star Caught Unexpectedly Did he need the money? There has been a strange happening in a downtown shopping area. It has been said that a famous film star, Wang Ping, was caught stealing a gold necklace yesterday. He went into a shop and when the jeweler turned his back Wang Ping took the necklace and ran out of the shop. The shopkeeper shouted and

12. a crowd of people gathered. The police went to Wang Ping’s home and questioned him. He denied he had stolen the necklace and told them he had enough money to buy the necklace anyway. He said he had been at a restaurant with his wife. But a reporter, Li Ming, found this was untrue. So the police are treating this case seriously.

13. Reading Task searching for the truth

14. As a news reporter, one has to make sure that the story is true. Otherwise, the writer will be accused of guilty. As a reader, one also has to find out whether the story is true. So no matter what you are, you have to find out the truth. How can we find the truth?

15. the reporters were there at the time. primary sources

16. from the person presenting the programmer in the studio secondary sources

17. Read the passage on Page 65 and try to find out the main idea of it. Main idea: The passage tells us what a primary source and a secondary source are and the difference between them.

18. A primary source needs to have two things: 1 being there on spot 2 witnessing the happening of the event

19. Read the passage “Searching for the Truth” on page 65 and determine whether the statement are true or false. 1.When we read about Jia Sixie in our textbook we are reading a primary source. 2. As we watch the news on TV, the person presenting the programme in the studio is the secondary source. F T

20. 3. Photographers sometimes are both primary and secondary sources. 4. Knowing the difference of primary and secondary sources can help us decide what is a fact and what is an opinion. 5. Often facts and opinions are mixed in any report. T T F

21. A primary source depend on: The person who has written the news should be there at the time. Primary sources and secondary sources are very important for finding out the truth. The closer a person is to the event they describe in time or geographically, the more likely they are to be accurate. Tips

22. Activity 3 (page 66) The primary source is _______________ because _______________________. I think ____________________________ __________________________________ will have more opinion than fact __________________________________ ___________________. The Garlic Wars it was written at the time Plutarch’s Life of Julius Caesar and Shakespeare’s play about Julius Caesar because they were written long after the events happened