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ACS 106. LANGUAGE LEADER / PRE-INTERMEDIATE. UNIT 7 : SCIENCE. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nvP_ZJCo6E. UNIT 7 : SCIENCE. UNIT 7 : SCIENCE. Is it a documentary or drama?. What does CSI stand for? . What is the name of this TV series?. What do you expect to see in this drama? .

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  1. ACS 106 LANGUAGE LEADER / PRE-INTERMEDIATE

  2. UNIT 7 : SCIENCE • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nvP_ZJCo6E

  3. UNIT 7 : SCIENCE

  4. UNIT 7 : SCIENCE Is it a documentary or drama? What does CSI stand for? What is the name of this TV series? What do you expect to see in this drama?

  5. UNIT 7 : SCIENCE What is the relationship between crime and science? How is science applied in CSI?

  6. 7.1. CRIME LAB

  7. 7.1. CRIME LAB VOCABULARY

  8. 7.1. CRIME LAB VOCABULARY Fingerprints (n)

  9. 7.1. CRIME LAB VOCABULARY investigator (n) : One, especially a detective, who investigates. investigation(n)

  10. 7.1. CRIME LAB VOCABULARY analysis (n) analyse (v) :  to examine in detail in order to discover meaning, essential features, etc analyst (n) : one who analyses

  11. 7.1. CRIME LAB VOCABULARY Evidence (n) :   A thing or things helpful in forming a conclusion or judgment

  12. 7.1. CRIME LAB VOCABULARY Commit a crime (v phr) Crime (n) :   an act prohibited and punished by law

  13. 7.1. CRIME LAB VOCABULARY Crime scene scene (n) : The place where an action or event occurs

  14. 7.1. CRIME LAB VOCABULARY burglary (n) : entering a building or other premises with the intent to commit theft  

  15. 7.1. CRIME LAB VOCABULARY murder (n) : killing somebody murderer (n) : a person who kills somebody

  16. 7.1. CRIME LAB VOCABULARY reveal (v) : To make known (something concealed or secret)

  17. 7.1. CRIME LAB VOCABULARY vital (adj) : indispensable or essential, very important

  18. 7.1. CRIME LAB VOCABULARY Forensic scientist (n phr.): Forensic science (n phr.):Forensic science is any science used for the purposes of the law, and therefore provides impartial scientific evidence for use in the courts of law, and in a criminal investigation and trial.

  19. 7.1. CRIME LAB VOCABULARY Clue (n) : a sign or some information that helps to solve a problem or mystery e.g.: I’ll never find the answer if you don’t give me a clue.

  20. 7.1. CRIME LAB VOCABULARY Examine (v) : to look a tor consider a person or thing carefully and in detail to discover sth about them e.g.: The forensic scientists are examining the house for clues about the cause of fire.

  21. 7.1. CRIME LAB VOCABULARY identify(v) : to recognize someone or sth and say who or what they are e.g.: Even the smallest baby can identify his mother by her vioce. The police identified the gunman in Wednesday’s attack. He was Lee Gigs, a truck driver.

  22. 7.1. CRIME LAB VOCABULARY discover (v) : to find information, a place or an object ; to learn about sth e.g. : She discovered that her husband had another relationship. The scientist discovered how to predict an eathquake. Solve ( a crime)(v) : clear up or explain something puzzling; to find an answer to a problem = decipher e.g.: Police managed to solve the crime and identified the murderer.

  23. 7.1. CRIME LAB VOCABULARY Definitely (adv) : without any doubt ; for sure e.g. : Have tou definitely decided to go to America? Would you like to have children? – Yes, definitely.

  24. 7.1. CRIME LAB

  25. 7.1. CRIME LAB READING 1. Match the captions with the photos A-C

  26. 7.1. CRIME LAB READING 2a. Read the two television programme reviews. Which is a documentary? Which is a drama? Which would you watch?

  27. 7.1. CRIME LAB READING 2a. Read the texts again & answer these questions.

  28. 7.1. CRIME LAB READING 3. Find verbs in the texts that mean : Find the answer to a problem SOLVE

  29. 7.1. CRIME LAB READING 3. Find verbs in the texts that mean : Find or learn something that you didn’t know about before DISCOVER

  30. 7.1. CRIME LAB READING 3. Find verbs in the texts that mean : Show sth that you couldn’t see before REVEAL

  31. 7.1. CRIME LAB READING 3. Find verbs in the texts that mean : Examine sth carefully in order to understand it ANALYSE

  32. 7.1. CRIME LAB READING 3. Find verbs in the texts that mean : Break the law COMMIT (a crime)

  33. 7.1. CRIME LAB READING

  34. 7.1. CRIME LAB LISTENING 4A. Listen to an interview between Iris Battle ( a forensic scientist) and a researcher for the documentary programme.

  35. 7.1. CRIME LAB LISTENING 5. Discuss these questions in small groups Have you seen TV programmes like Crime Lab or CSI- the reality? Did you enjoy them? How do the police use science and tech in your country? Think about : DNA CCTV cameras speed cameras ID cards Would you like a career connected with science or technology? Why / why not?

  36. 7.1. CRIME LAB GRAMMAR You must turn your phone off during the lesson. Law? Necessity?

  37. 7.1. CRIME LAB GRAMMAR You have to get a visa to visit the USA. Law? Necessity?

  38. Necessity ? Law ? 7.1. CRIME LAB Youmustdrive carefully . Youhave to stop at red light

  39. 7.1. CRIME LAB GRAMMAR You mustn’t take anything from the crime scene. Necessary NOT to do ? NOT necessary to do ?

  40. 7.1. CRIME LAB GRAMMAR You don’t have to study laws to be a scientist. Necessary NOT to do ? NOT necessary to do ?

  41. Not allowed ? Not necessary ? 7.1. CRIME LAB Youmustn’t use your mobile phone in the cinema. Youdon’thave to use your mobile phone- use my office phone

  42. 7.1. CRIME LAB GRAMMAR MUST HAVE TO

  43. 7.1. CRIME LAB SPEAKING & WRITING BRAINSTORMING TIME Free time activities study Write down 10 things that you have to or mustn’t do in your life. home work

  44. 7.1. CRIME LAB SPEAKING & WRITING DISCUSSION TIME Compare your list with a partner. Agree on the five most annoying things that you both have to do

  45. 7.2. A BRIEF HISTORY OF STEPHEN HAWKING

  46. 7.2. A BRIEF HISTORY OF STEPHEN HAWKING What did he study? What questions did he try to answer?

  47. 7.2. A BRIEF HISTORY OF STEPHEN HAWKING • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utNQe7ZPH0Y • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRzkn592b1w

  48. 7.2. A BRIEF HISTORY OF STEPHEN HAWKING SPEAKING & VOCABULARY : science Which of these subjects do you consider to be the most scientific ? (1= the most scientific / 8= the least scientific )

  49. 7.2. A BRIEF HISTORY OF STEPHEN HAWKING SPEAKING & VOCABULARY : science Are most science lessons at school boring? Is science one of the most important school subjects?