1. Preparing for the Science Alive Lecture
Challenge Chemistry

2. What do the pink parts tell us? What do the blue parts tell us?
Have you eaten rice yet?
We live in a well-developed society, but there are still many challenges to face in our future. One challenge is to improve health care and access to health care, and chemistry may play a key role in this. Another priority for our developing world is an adequate and secure supply of energy in order to meet the needs of our growing population and expanding economies.
Activity 1b
What do the pink parts tell us?
What do the blue parts tell us?

3. Activity 1b – look at the language
Have you eaten rice yet?
One challenge is
to improve health care and access to health care.
Another priority for our developing world is
an adequate and secure supply of energy
Activity 1b – look at the language
The pink part introduces a challenge
The blue part tells us what the challenge is

4. Which prepositions do the shapes represent?
Have you eaten rice yet?
We live in a well-developed society, but there are still many challenges to face in our future. One challenge is to improve health care and access to health care, and chemistry may play a key role in this. Another priority for our developing world is an adequate and secure supply of energy in order to meet the needs of our growing population and expanding economies.
Which prepositions do the shapes represent?

5. Have you eaten rice yet? Activity 2a
If we can understand chemistry better,
we might develop our understanding of cell biology.
If we
we might learn more about causes of health problems.
we might find solutions to health problems.
we might improve global health.
develop our understanding of cell biology,
do that,
Activity 2a
learn more about causes of health problems,
do that,
find solutions to health problems,
do that,

6. Preparing for the Science Alive Lecture
Challenge Chemistry