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Unit 5 THE MEDIA How can people get information? + reading newspapers + watching TV + listening to the radio + using the Internet.

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2 Unit 5 THE MEDIA

3 How can people get information? + reading newspapers + watching TV + listening to the radio + using the Internet.

4 1. violent (adj)/ violence (n) 2. documentary (n) 3. informative (adj) có tính bạo lực phim tài liệu giàu thông tin NEW WORDS:

5 Name the pictures. violent documentary

6 1. I enjoy watching TV, Do you enjoy watching TV? - Yes, I do. 2. He enjoys watching TV, doesn’t he? - Yes, he does. 3. He doesn’t like watching news, does he? - No, he doesn’t.

7 Tag questions: You like watching sports, don’t you? You don’t like watching foreign films,do you?

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9 Name some programs you know: + songs I love+ folk music + sports+ Children's corner + safe traffic news + News + Cartoon: Agree: - I prefer documentaries. - I love watching sports. - I enjoy it, too. Disagree: - Not really - I don't like watching sports - I'm the opposite

10 Television programs films Foreign film music news sports Children’s Vietnamese films Live showsMTV Funny science cartoons

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12 Work in pair, make the same dialogue. Talk about the programs you like and dislike A: You like …………., don’t you? B: Not really. I think they are ……….. I prefer ……… A: But you watch ………., don’t you? B: Yes. ………………

13 LISTEN Listen to a conversation between Chau and her father. Fill in the table with the information you hear.

14 4. appear (v)/ appearance (n) 5. telegraph (n) 6. journalism (n) 7. major force (n) 8. newsreel (n) xuất hiện điện báo nghề làm báo tác động mạnh phim thời sự NEW WORDS:

15 Name the pictures telegraph journalism newsreel

16 Fill in the table with information you hear: When?What happened? 7 th or 8 th century The first printed newspaper appeared in China. The telegraph was invented. Early 20 th century Two new forms of news media appeared: Television became popular. Mid-and late 1990s became a major force in journalism. (a)…………. (b)…………. radio and newsreel The late 19th century In the 1950s (c)…………. The Internet (d)………….

17 Chau : Dad, I’m doing an assignment. Can you help me with the information? Chau’ s Father : What is the assignment about? Chau : It’s about the important dates of the media. Where and when did the first printed newspaper appear,Dad? Chau’ s Father : It’s first appeared in the 7th or 8th century AD, in China. Chau : And when was the telegraph invented? listen Chau’ s Father : Perhaps it was in the late 19th century. Do you know what new forms of news media appeared in the early 20th century? Chau : Radio and newsreels? Chau’ s Father : Excellent ! And when did television become commercially viable, can you guess? Chau : In the 1940s? Chau’ s Father : No. It was in the 1950s. Chau : When did the Internet become a major force in journalism? Chau’ s Father : In the mid- and late 1990s. Chau : Thank you, Dad. Now I can answer all the questions for my assignment

18 Answer these questions: 1. When did the first printed newspaper appear in China? 2. What was invented in the late 19 century? 3. When did TV become popular? 4. What became a major force in journalism in the mid-and late 1990s?

19 Answer these questions. 1. When did the first printed newspaper appear in China? 2. What was invented in the late 19 century? 3. When did TV become popular? It first appeared in the 7 th or 8 th century AD in China The telegraph was invented In the 1950s. 4. What became a major force in journalism in the mid-and late 1990s? The Internet became a major force in journalism

20 -Learn by heart new words. -Prepare Read.

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