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课件网) Unit 4 Sharing Building your vocabulary _A_C_R _ _ S_ R_ _M P_ R_ _L FO_E_ _ _D C_ _C_S S_C_ _D_ _ _ _O_SIN_ _ A_L J _ M K _ _ _ LE CO _ _ _ N T_ _L_T _ _ BB _ _ C _ _RU_ Complete the word puzzle with words from the blog entries. Can you find the hidden message SAUCER WASHROOM PARCEL FOREHEAD CIRCUS SECONDARY HOUSING Hidden message: MAIL JAM KETTLE COTTON TABLET RUBBER CHORUS SHARING MATTERS S H A R I N G M A T T E R S lack secondary housing right drag kettle Xu Yuan, a 52-year-old Chinese volunteer in Ghana, was interviewed on a TV programme. According to Xu, the _____ conditions in Ghana are not that bad. However, she admitted that she once had a memorable experience plugging holes in her roof in order to keep the rain out. Xu said, “Actually, I don’t really care about my living conditions. The only thing that has made me uncomfortable has been the _____ of hot water.” housing lack Xu Yuan is a volunteer in plete the passage with the words below. Book P40 She regrets not bringing a _____ to Ghana to boil the water she needs. Some of the medicine she has brought with her works better with hot water. But any discomfort is _____ to helping the needy, she believes. Xu enjoys her volunteer experience and considers it a good opportunity to ____ herself out of her comfort zone and to explore the world. “One of my dreams is to work in Africa and continue to help the disabled after I resign from my job. I think everyone deserves the _____ to be happy,” she said. kettle lack secondary housing right drag kettle secondary drag right Divide the following words into groups. Explain how you have grouped them. Then add more words to the groups. jam, laptop, knee, bacon, textbook, tablet, paper, rubber, jaw, wrinkle, forehead, saucer, kettle, pan, jar, grill, corn, cup, leftover, pencil, muscle, sweets Food jam, bacon, corn, leftover, sweets potatoes, cabbage, carrot, honey, pork, beef, apple… High-tech laptop, tablet smartphone, computer, solar power generator, robot, 3D printer, … Human body knee, jaw, wrinkle, forehead, muscle bone, eye, neck, finger, heart, lung, foot … School supplies textbook, paper, rubber, pencil Cooking and eating saucer, kettle, pan, jar, grill, cup notebook, pen, crayon, ruler, marker, bookshelf, glue, scissors … spoon, fork, chopsticks, knife, bowl, plate … Imagine you are going to donate three things to poor children in the countryside. What will you donate and why I would donate more extra-curricular books, as these can be hard to get in poor rural areas; and school supplies, such as pens and papers, because these are another practical things that perhaps they cannot easily afford. Thanks
