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Книга скачана с сайта http://e-kniga.in.ua Издательская группа «Основа» — «Электронные книги» Харків Видавнича група «Основа» 2010 1 УДК 37.016 ББК 74.268.1Англ Л63 Лисовець І. П. Л63 Усі уроки англійської мови. 10 клас. Рі вень — стан- дарт. — Х. : Вид. група «Основа», 2010. — 302 [2] c. ISBN 978-617-00-0606-6. Посібник пропонує детальні розробки уроків англійської мови в 10 класі загальноосвітніх навчальних закладів (рівень – стандарт) відповідно до чинної програми. Велика кількість автентичного текстового матеріалу, актуальна тема- тика, комунікативно спрямовані завдання для розвитку усіх мовленнєвих компетенцій, вправи в форматі завдань зовнішнього незалежного оцінювання роблять цей посібник незамінним помічником учителя. УДК 37.016 ББК 74.268.1Англ © Лисовець І. П., 2010 ISBN 978-617-00-0606-6 © ТОВ «Видавнича група “Основа”», 2010 2 Content First semester I, my family and my friends Lesson 1. Personality ............................................................. 6 Lesson 2. People. People. People .............................................. 12 Lesson 3. We are teenagers ..................................................... 17 Lesson 4. Problem page .......................................................... 22 Lesson 5. Generation gap ........................................................ 29 Lesson 6. Past Tenses. Grammar in games ................................. 35 Lesson 7. Home Reading ........................................................ 42 Sport and leisure Lesson 8. Your world of sport .................................................. 43 Lesson 9. A sound mind in a sound body .................................... 48 Lesson 10. The olympics ......................................................... 54 Lesson 11. Oh, sport! You are the world ..................................... 58 Lesson 12. The friendly games ................................................. 63 Lesson 13. Sports abroad ........................................................ 68 Lesson 14. A sports survey and report ....................................... 75 Lesson 15. Home Reading ....................................................... 77 Food Lesson 16. Eating out. Eating problems ..................................... 78 Lesson 17. Healthy food ......................................................... 84 Lesson 18. Traditional Ukrainian food ...................................... 88 Lesson 19. British food and traditions ....................................... 94 Lesson 20. How to make a traditional dish ................................. 100 Lesson 21. Grammar in Games. Structure Will or going to +Infinitive ........................................ 103 Lesson 22. Home Reading ....................................................... 106 Nature and weather Lesson 23. Global issues ......................................................... 107 Lesson 24. Natural disasters ................................................... 109 Lesson 25. Unnatural disasters ................................................ 116 Lesson 26. Global warming ..................................................... 121 3 4 Усі уроки англійської мови. 10 клас. Рівень — стандарт Lesson 27. Future tenses ........................................................ 126 Lesson 28. Test on Reading ..................................................... 130 Lesson 29. Test on Listening ................................................... 133 Lesson 30. Test on Writing ..................................................... 134 Lesson 31. Test on Speaking .................................................... 135 Lesson 32. Home Reading ....................................................... 135 seCond semester Art Lesson 33. Art is power .......................................................... 136 Lesson 34. A secret of art ....................................................... 144 Lesson 35. The golden age of British art .................................... 151 Lesson 36. The art in Great Britain ........................................... 157 Lesson 37. Painting in the USA ............................................... 162 Lesson 38. Ukrainian art ........................................................ 167 Lesson 39. Literature spot. The picture of Dorian Gray ................ 177 Lesson 40. Present Perfect Continuous — Past Perfect Continuous ......................................................... 180 Lesson 41. Grammar test Present Perfect Continuous — Past Perfect Continuous ......................................................... 188 Lesson 42. Home Reading ....................................................... 190 School life Lesson 43. School: it’s all in a day’s work ................................... 191 Lesson 44. Studying abroad .................................................... 196 Lesson 45. Boarding schools .................................................... 203 Lesson 46. “Your name and college, sir?” ................................... 208 Lesson 47. Home education ..................................................... 215 Lesson 48. Conditional Type 1 ................................................. 221 Lesson 49. Conditional Type 2 ................................................. 224 Lesson 50. Grammat Test. Conditionals. Type 1. Type 2 ............... 226 Lesson 51. Home Reading ....................................................... 229 Science and technical progress. Communication and technology Lesson 52. Great invention ..................................................... 230 Lesson 53. The Internet and its innovations ............................... 236 Lesson 54. Understanding computers ....................................... 243 Lesson 55. The blog generation ................................................ 248 Lesson 56. Test on reading ...................................................... 254 Lesson 57. Home Reading ....................................................... 255 Content 5 Career Lesson 58. Your choice ........................................................... 256 Lesson 59. Interviews ............................................................ 262 Lesson 60. Nine to five ........................................................... 268 Lesson 61. A letter of application ............................................. 276 Lesson 62. Job trends ............................................................ 279 Lesson 63. Structure Used to / Would ...............................................284 Lesson 64. Home Reading ....................................................... 293 Lesson 65. Test on Reading ..................................................... 293 Lesson 66. Test on Listening ................................................... 295 Lesson 67. Test on Writing ..................................................... 297 Lesson 68. Test on Speaking .................................................... 297 Lesson 69. Home Reading ....................................................... 298 Lesson 70. Reserved .............................................................. 298 First semester I, my FamIly aNd my FrIeNdS Lesson 1 Personality Objectives: to present and practise some new adjectives to describe personality; to develop students’ creative abilities; — to activate multi-part verbs; to develop students’ speaking and writing skills. epigraph: “Intellect has powerful muscles, but no personality”. (Albert Einstein). ProCedure i. Warm up ª Looking at some proverbs and sayings, written on the blackboard, try to guess the topic of the lesson and find their Ukrainian equi- valents: • Appearances are deceptive. (Зовнішність — підступна). • The face is the index of the mind. (Обличчя — дзеркало душі). • A fair face may hide a foul heart. (За гарною зовнішністю не завжди впізнаєш підлу душу). ª Make up acrostic: P E O P L E ii. Main part Vocabulary Key words • Figure: tall, short, stout, thin, frail, delicate, athletic, muscular, weedy, bent, powerful, gigantic • Face and head: round, oval, long, small, square-jawed, thin, fat, wrinkled • Forehead: narrow, flat, wide, prominent, high 6 First semester. I, my family and my friends 7 • Nose: long, flat, snub, straight, broad, enormous, aquiline (eagle- like) • Hair: straight, wavy, curly, brown, grey, silvery, auburn, golden, long, silky, plaited • Eyes: clear, bright, large, small, brown, blue, green, sparkling, round, almond-shaped • Mouth, lips, teeth: wide, thin, straight, irregular, projecting un- even, well-brushed, thick • Character: organised, disorganized, sympathetic, creative, ge- nerous, dynamic, hard-working, honest, reliable, selfish, shy, helpful, stubborn, sociable, insensitive. ª Match the pairs 1. впертий a) dynamic 2. cпівчутливий, симпатичний b) sociable 3. організований c) helpful 4. неорганізований d) honest 5. байдужий, нечутливий e) sympathetic 6. товариський f) disorganized 7. працьовитий g) stubborn 8. соромливий, боязкий h) reliable 9. корисний i) organised 10. активний, динамічний j) generous 11. егоїстичний k) hard-working 12. творчий l) insensitive 13. чесний m) shy 14. великодушний, щедрий n) creative 15. надійний o) selfish Answers: 1 g, 2 e, 3 i, 4 f, 5 l, 6 b, 7 k, 8 m, 9 c, 10 a, 11 o, 12 n, 13 d, 14 j, 15 h. describing people ª Divide the adjectives into two groups: positive and negative and make up sentences with them. Use the drawings and the context to describe these people. ‘Don’t you know Mary? She’s got shoulder-length wavy / straight blond hair. She’s quite short / tall and slim / overweight. She’s got blue eyes. She’s middle-aged / in her
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