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Superman,becomes z MowglifromtheJungleBook,wasraised 3 Ataddin,finds4 farzan,changesfrom boy to man 5 the boywhocried'wotf',created 6 Heidi,caredfor,hada goodretationshipwithWhile watching2 ) Givethe Ss a short time to readthe sentencesinEx.z and to choosethe best wordsfor the gaps.> Eticitthe correctanswers.) Watchthe fitm without pausingto checl<whichactionis notincluded.3 ) Attow5s timeto completethe questions,) Sscomparetheiranswerswitha partner.3 ) FormpairsandgivetheSsa shorttimeto decideif thesentencesin Ex.3 correspondto fact,fictionor toboth.> Ptaythefitmagain,pausingwherenecessary,to checktheanswers.> Watchthefitmagainto checl<theanswers.After watchingAfter watching4 ) EticitwhichtipsthecameratoldSteve(a[ of them).) Ssaddasmanytipsastheycan.) Whentheyhavefinished,Sscomparetheirideas.OPTIONALEXTENSIONTetlSs theyaregoingto role-ptaya job interviewSs preparethe interview.Ss actout theirinterviews.4 ) Discussthequestionwiththewholeclass.> Elicitthetheorygivenin thefitm,reptayingthe tastsection,if necessary.(perhapsman'sfearof wolvesliesin the past.In the long,coldwinters,peopleandwolvescompetedfor thesamefood.)OPTIONALEXTENSIONAskeachstudentto find out at leastone morefactaboutwolves.In the nextclass,collateall the newfactson the board.Askthe Ss to usea[[the newinformation,andthe informationfromthis unittowritea textaboutwolves.11 Gill's wild world12 The LadykillersOPTIONALWARMEROPTIONALWARMERquestionsbeforeyourPreparea list of ro geographyclass.Te[[the Ssyou aregoingto readsomecluesaboutsomeptacesin the world.Theyshouldtistenandthenguessthe placesyou aredescribing.Discussthe followingquestionswith the wholeclass.Whatwouldyoudo if a friendof yoursconfessedhe/shewasa thief?Whatwouldyou do if you overheardplanninga banl<robbery?a gangof criminalsWhatwouldyou sayif someoneinvitedyouto takepartin a banl<robberv?Before watching1 ) Eticitthe questionsthe Ss shouldask eachother,e.g.,Hoveyou ever been to...?Whendid you go there?etc.Before watching)1 ) Askthe Ssto lookat the listof famouscriminals.) Ssworkin pairs,discussingwhatthecriminalsdid.G i v eS s e n o u g ht i m e t o f i n d o u t t h e i n f o r m a t i o n .While watching1))W a t c ht h e f i t ma n d e l i c i tt h e p t a c e sG i l [m e n t i o n s .A s l <S s t o c h e c l t<h e i ra n s w e r si n p a i r s .2 ) Exptainthat you wi[[ want the Ss to rote-playani n t e r v i e wb, u t t h e y m u s tf i n d o u t t h e i n f o r m a t i o n .While watching)2 )' Ssguesstheorderthethingshappened.) Ptaythefilmfor Ssto checl<theiranswers.Readthe questions,helpingwith vocabulary.) Watchthe fitm again,pausingwherenecessary,andeticitingthe answersto the questions.3 ) Formpairsandgivethemenoughtimeto try tocompletethetextin Ex.3.) Watchthefitmagain,to eticittheanswers.After watching4 )' AsktheSsto transformMr Harvey'sspeechtoreportedspeech.Youmaywishto ptaythefilmagain.) Givethemtime.andthenelicitthe correctanswer.After watching4 )Ss agreeon who is goingto play eachrole.)Givethem a few minutesto preparethe interview.)Ask the Ss to swap rolesafterthe first interview.OPTIONALEXTENSIONOPTIONALEXTENSIONAsl<the 5s whichof the placesin Ex.r theywoutdmostlil<eto visitandwhy.Ask5s to role-playa conversationbacl<at the house.Ss canacttheirconversationsout.

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Onty The RoIIing.Stoneshave been together asan active rock and rolt band for a longer time - theyformed one year beforein 1962.The original band was Ray Davies(lead singer andrhythm guitar), his brother Dave(lead guitar andvocals),Mick Avory (drums)and PeteQuaife(bass).They were first called The Ravensbut later theychangedtheir name to The Kinks. However,theydid much more than writing and playing nice popsongs.As a songwriter,Ray Davieshas alwaysbeenintelligent and very observantabout everydaylife. Heusesmany different styles of music. His brother Davehas alsobeen a fine guitar player from the beginning.Their first style of music was a hard-rock style, likein their hit'You ReattyGot Me' (196a).Todaymanypeoplethink that this songis the first exampleofheavy metal.During a BBCinterview at the beginningof theircareer,the presenterof the programmeaskedDave,'Whydoesthe group tike having long hair?'He'Girlsanswered,like men to have long hair these days.The sameinterviewer then askedDave'sbrother.

'Whatdo you needto have a successfulhit record?' Rayreplied,'It has to be original, honest and be exacttywhat the kids want'. The presenter of the show tikedthe honestyand friendlinessof the group.The Kinkswere part of a'British rock invasion'withother famousgroups tike lhe Who,TheBeatles andThe RoIIingSfonesbut they never copied their ideasabout music or their style from other bands; theybasica$did their own thing'. Ray wrote funny songssuch as A Well-RespectedMan' and'DedicatedFolLowerof Fashion'andin the late 1960sthe group tried usingIndian music and other different styles.