Unit 2: Health and Fitness Quiz

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What is one of the main objectives of this unit on health and fitness?

  • Discuss health and fitness in English (correct)
  • Learn professional sports statistics
  • Write a detailed biography of a famous athlete
  • Perform physical activities effectively

Which section of the unit focuses on improving reading comprehension skills?

  • Second section
  • Fourth section
  • Third section (correct)
  • Fifth section

Which skill is emphasized in section six of the unit?

  • Self-assessing learning progress (correct)
  • Discussing professional careers
  • Listening to stories
  • Guessing meanings of words

In the pre-listening activity, what should students discuss in groups about a sportsman/sportswoman?

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Which of the following is NOT listed as an objective of the unit?

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What type of sentences will students learn to use correctly in this unit?

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What is a suggested activity for students before listening to a story about a football player?

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What is an expected outcome regarding new vocabulary in this unit?

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What is the first step in the while-listening activity about Zinedine Zidane?

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During the discussion in groups, what are students supposed to achieve?

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In the post-listening activity, what type of questions are students expected to ask each other?

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What grammatical focus is highlighted in the content?

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Which activity involves completing a table based on what was learned during listening?

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What do students do immediately after finalizing their answers in the listening activities?

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What is suggested as an example of a sports activity in the discussion?

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What do students need to do with the vocabulary words according to the grammar activity?

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What is the correct conditional form to complete the sentence: 'If I meet Derartu Tulu, I will_____________________________'?

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In the phrase 'If I had met Derartu Tulu immediately after she won the race, I would have_________________________________________________.', what is the correct way to complete the thought?

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What is the best choice to fill in the blank: 'If I don’t finish it tonight, I (get, will get, would get) an F!'?

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Which conditional structure fits: 'if you (need, will need, would need) it.'?

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In the conversation, which completion is most appropriate: 'Well, if you helped me look for it instead of telling me...', that (is, was, would be) a big help?

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What is the correct tense to complete: 'I could have got a better mark provided I (worked, work, had worked, have worked) on the verbs.'?

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In the context of failing an exam, what structure is correct: 'I (would fail, will fail, would have failed) even if I had studied'?

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Choose the correct form to complete: 'I’d keep my wallet in the same place every day if I (am, were, can be) you.'

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What condition must the son fulfill to go out?

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What would the mother have done if the son had done his homework on time?

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What assumption does the son make about his ability to do homework?

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Which statement reflects the mother's attitude towards the son's listening skills?

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What does the passage imply about the benefits of being involved in team sports?

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What is suggested about the ultimate goal of team sports?

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In paragraph 1, what does the pronoun 'them' refer to?

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How might someone identify the main idea of a paragraph effectively?

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What is the meaning of the word 'regular' as used in the reading?

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Which phrase corresponds to 'value given for sport' as mentioned?

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What does the phrase 'a number of' in the context refer to?

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Which of the following could be a reason why an activity was considered easy?

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In terms of activity difficulty, which would likely be categorized as medium?

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Which phrase could describe an enjoyable activity?

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What could be an expected reflection about learning experiences in this unit?

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Which of the following best describes self-assessment?

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Flashcards

Professional Career

A job or occupation, typically in a specialized field, undertaken for a long period of time.

Sportsman/Sportswoman

A person who plays or participates in sports professionally.

Pre-listening Activity

Activities performed before listening to a text to prepare learners.

Physical Appearance

The visible characteristics of a person's body.

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Personal Qualities

The important traits of character and personality of a person.

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Achievements

Things accomplished or successes in a particular area, like sports.

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Listening (Unit 2)

Activity in the second unit section, focusing on listening and note-taking.

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Reading Comprehension

The ability to understand written material.

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Vocabulary (Unit 2)

The words and phrases used in a particular context, such as in English language learning.

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Conditional Sentences

Sentences that express a relationship between a condition and a result.

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Group Work (Unit 2)

Activities performed in groups/teams to accomplish a task.

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Activity 2.1.2

A listening activity focusing on Zinedine Zidane, where students take notes, discuss them in small groups, and complete a table based on the information heard.

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Activity 2.1.3

A post-listening activity that follows Activity 2.1.2. Students use the completed table to answer WH-questions about Zidane, reflect on their own sports activities, and learn about vocabulary acquisition.

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Zinedine Zidane

A famous soccer/football player, noted for their contributions to the sport.

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WH-questions

Questions about who, what, when, where, why, and how.

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Conditionals

Sentences expressing hypothetical situations or possibilities.

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Vocabulary Acquisition

The process of learning new words and understanding their meanings.

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Conditional Sentences

Sentences that express a possible outcome (or result) depending on a condition.

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Type 1 Conditional

Describes a real or probable situation in the present or future. Uses 'if' + present simple and 'will' + base verb.

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Type 1 Conditional Example

If I study hard, I will pass the exam.

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Type 2 Conditional

Describes an imaginary or hypothetical situation in the present or future. Uses 'if' + past simple and 'would' + base verb.

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Type 2 Conditional Example

If I won the lottery, I would travel the world.

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Type 3 Conditional

Describes a hypothetical situation in the past that didn't happen. Uses 'if' + past perfect and 'would have' + past participle.

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Type 3 Conditional Example

If I had studied harder, I would have passed the exam.

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Conditional Use in Dialogue

Conditionals express possible outcomes or reactions based on conditions.

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Conditional Sentences (Type III)

Used to express unrealized actions in the past, typically regretting or wishing about something that didn't happen.

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Past Perfect Tense

Used to describe an action that was completed before another action in the past.

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Main Idea of a Paragraph

The central point or argument presented in a paragraph.

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Team Sports Benefits

The advantages or positive outcomes derived from participating in team sports.

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Identifying Main Idea (Techniques)

Methods used to locate the key idea in a paragraph or section of text.

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Pronoun Reference (paragraph 1, line-3 'them')

The nouns or pronouns 'them' refers to in the paragraph.

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Pronoun Reference (paragraph 1, line-3 'It')

The noun or pronoun 'It' refers to in the paragraph.

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Pronoun Reference (paragraph 5, line-1 'Each One')

The noun or pronoun 'Each one' refers to in the paragraph.

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Activity 2.3.3

Write a short paragraph about what was learned from the health and fitness text.

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Activity 2.4.1

Find words from the text with specific meanings.

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Post-reading Activity

Discussion of answers and review with teacher.

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Paragraph 4 Team Sports Choice

Identify and explain the team sports chosen from the provided passage.

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Vocabulary Guessing

Determining word meanings from the surrounding text.

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Unit 2 Activities

Individual activities (easy, difficult, medium, enjoyable) comparison to Unit 1.

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Self-Assessment

Evaluating learning progress in Unit 2 using a table.

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Group Discussion

Discussing in small or larger groups, focusing on ideas and techniques used to understand texts.

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Study Notes

Unit 2: Health and Fitness

  • This unit focuses on developing communication skills in English
  • The unit has seven sections
  • Section 1: Listening to a short text about a famous football player
  • Section 2: Learning about conditional sentences
  • Section 3: Improving reading comprehension skills
  • Section 4: Practicing guessing word meanings from context
  • Section 5: Reflecting on learning experiences
  • Section 6: Self-assessing learning progress
  • Section 7: Summarizing the unit

Objectives

  • Listening and taking notes from a story
  • Identifying main ideas in a reading text
  • Writing a paragraph about health and fitness
  • Using conditional sentences
  • Guessing word meanings from context
  • Discussing health and fitness in English
  • Reflecting on learning and self-assessing progress

Listening: Zinedine Zidane

  • Pre-listening Activity:
    • Defining career, profession, professional, and professional career
    • Writing notes about a well-known sportsman/sportswoman (physical appearance and personal qualities)
  • While-listening Activity:
    • Listening to a text about Zinedine Zidane and taking short notes
    • Discussing notes in small groups to reach agreement and improve notes
    • Completing a table with information about Zinedine Zidane
  • Post-listening Activity:
    • Asking and answering WH-questions using the table information
    • Discussing sports activities
    • Learning the meaning of "jog" and its forms

Grammar Focus: Conditionals

  • Studying conditional sentences and their construction
  • Writing three sentences in tables based on given cues
  • Discussing answers in groups
  • Listening to a lecture on conditional sentences
  • Summarizing conditional sentences (forms, uses, and meanings)

Vocabulary: Guessing Meaning from Context

  • Finding words from the reading text with specific meanings
  • Discussing techniques used to understand word meanings

Reflections

  • Reflecting on learning experiences in the unit
  • Comparing learning experiences to Unit 1
  • Discussing reflections in groups

Self-assessment

  • Assessing learning progress (listening, reading, note-taking, writing conditional sentences, interacting, reflecting)

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