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A wise decision. Language Features and Functions. Vocabulary: Sailing Grammar: Hard and Good Function: Expressing feelings and ideas I think…/ In my opinion,…. Language Skills. Speaking : To answer the question about the story. Reading : To read for comprehension and answer.
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Language Features and Functions Vocabulary:Sailing Grammar:Hard and Good Function:Expressing feelings and ideas I think…/ In my opinion,…
Language Skills • Speaking: To answer the question about the story. • Reading: To read for comprehension and answer. Writing: To write and share the opinion about the story
Vocabulary wave (n.) A big wave turned his boat over.
Vocabulary air (n.) In the countryside it is full of the fresh air because there is no pollution.
Vocabulary take part (v.) If you take part in thisactivity, you will know many new friends.
Vocabulary knock (v.) Knocking the door is a good permission before you come in.
Vocabulary upside down (adv.) Don’t put the books in the shelf upside down. You may not see the title.
Vocabulary capsize (v.) The boat was capsizes by the strong wind.
Vocabulary sailor (n.) He became a sailor when he moved to the south of Thailand.
Vocabulary yacht (n.) A yacht is a type of boat with sails and an engine, used for either racing or travelling on for pleasure.
Vocabulary hull (n.) The hull of my uncle boat is outstanding to many people in Phuket.
Answer 1. e 6. h 2. a 7. C 3. i 8. g 4. d 9. b 5. f
Pre-reading 1 Would you like to travel around the world on a boat? Why or why not?
Pre-reading 2 What are some of the problems you might have if you travelled around the world on a boat?
Pre-reading 3 If you had a problem at sea, who could help you?
A wise decision In January 1997, Tony Bullimore was taking part in the Vendee Globe yacht race. The race begins and ends in France, and goes all the way around the world. The sailors are alone in their yachts. It is a hard race because the yachts must not stop. It is also very dangerous. The race goes through some of the worst seas in the world, thousands of kilometres from land.
A wise decision On 5 January, Tony sailed into very bad weather 1,500 kilometres south of Perth, Australia. There were winds of 90 kilometres per hour, and waves 15 metres high. Tony’s 18-metre yacht, the Exide Challenger, capsized. It was dark and cold inside the yacht. There was only enough air for a few days, and Tony had only a small piece of chocolate to eat. But Tony was a very good sailor. He knew that if he went outside the yacht, he would die. He decided to wait inside the yacht.
A wise decision Luckily for Tony, the Australian Navy sent many planes and ships to fine him. They looked for almost five days, but could not find him. Then on 9 January, sailors, on one of the ships, the HMAS Adelaide, saw the Exide Challenger. It was upside down. They didn’t know if Tony was inside, and they didn’t know if he was alive. The sailors from the HMAS Adelaide knocked on the hull of the Exide Challenger. They were very happy when Tony knocked back!
A wise decision And what do you think Tony did after he was found? He asked for a cup of tea!
Post-reading Vocabulary A 1. navy 2. waves 3. take part 4. knocked 5. air
Post-reading Vocabulary B 1. turn over 2. the wrong way up 3. person who works on boats 4. sailing boat 5. the body of a boat
Post-reading In other words A 1 - To describe the life of a sailor. B 1. Paragraph 2 2. Paragraph 1 3. Paragraph 3
Post-reading General understanding 1. T 2. F 3. F 4. T
Post-reading In detail 1. There is no time to stop. 2. Exide Challenger. 3. On 5 January. 4. 90 kilometres per hour. 5. 15 metres high. 6. On 9 January.
