英語視聽說Unit8市公開課一等獎省名師優(yōu)質(zhì)課賽課一等獎?wù)n件

mainUnit1OurEarth Unit2TechnologyToday Unit3NewspapersandtheNewsUnit4TheWorldofWorkUnit5BigBusiness Unit6WealthUnit7SocialIssuesUnit8HonestlySpeakingunitAnEnglishVideoCourse4視聽說教程（第三版）電子教案4Unit8HonestlySpeakingVocabularyLinkLA_VL_A1AIslyingeverOK?IslyingeverOK?Readthesepeople’sanswerstothatquestion.Noticethewordsandphrasesinblue.Kazuya“Honestyisalwaysthebestpolicy.Therearenoexceptionstothisrule.”VocabularyLinkLA_VL_A1AIslyingeverOK?IslyingeverOK?Readthesepeople’sanswerstothatquestion.Noticethewordsandphrasesinblue.Shawna“LyingtoanadultmaybeOK,butyoushouldn’tlietochildren.Theyneedtobetaughtmorals.”VocabularyLinkLA_VL_A1AIslyingeverOK?IslyingeverOK?Readthesepeople’sanswerstothatquestion.Noticethewordsandphrasesinblue.Adriana“Youshouldneverliewhenit’sagainstthelaw.Youcouldgetarrested.”VocabularyLinkLA_VL_A1AIslyingeverOK?IslyingeverOK?Readthesepeople’sanswerstothatquestion.Noticethewordsandphrasesinblue.Alex“Tellingthetruthcanhurtsomeone’sfeelings.Inthosecases,It’sOKtotellalittlewhiteliesothepersonwon’tfeelbad.”VocabularyLinkLA_VL_A1AIslyingeverOK?IslyingeverOK?Readthesepeople’sanswerstothatquestion.Noticethewordsandphrasesinblue.Bill“Thetruthisn’talwayssoclear—it’snotsoobvious.Itdependsonthecircumstances—everysituationisdifferent.”VocabularyLinkLA_VL_A1AIslyingeverOK?IslyingeverOK?Readthesepeople’sanswerstothatquestion.Noticethewordsandphrasesinblue.Aimee“Lyingisrisky—it’snotworthdoing.Besides,youwillhaveitonyourconscience.You’llworryaboutitforalongtime.”VocabularyLinkLA_VL_A1BMatcheachsetofexpressionswiththeirdefinitions.1. todependonthecircumstances2. anexception3. againstthelaw4. morals5. tohurtsomeone’sfeelings6. awhitelie7. obvious8. notworthdoing9. tohavesomethingonyour consciencea.somethingnotincluded(inarule)b.tomakesomeonefeelbadc.tovaryaccordingtothesituationd.tofeelguiltyorworryaboutsomethinge.easytonoticeorunderstandf.illegalg.notbeneficialorhelpfulh.theknowledgeofrightandwrongi.anuntruestatementusedtoavoidhurtingsomeone’sfeelingsc___a___f___h___b___e___g___d___IslyingeverOK?i___VocabularyLinkLA_VL_A1CCompletethesentenceswithexpressionsyou’vejustlearned.Usethecorrectform.Thenreadeachsentencealoud.IslyingeverOK?1.Childrenlearnabout________formtheirparentsandteachers.2.Jessicaaskedhowhernewhairstylelooked.Itold____________.Isaidshelookedgreatwithshorthair,butIactuallythinkshelooksstrange.3.Cheatingonanexamis______________.Theteachermightseeyou,andyoumightgetinalotoftrouble.4.Thelittleboy____________________________.Hebroketheneighbor’swindow,buthedidn’ttellhisparentsaboutit.5.Inmycountry,throwinggarbageonthestreetis_____________.Thepolicewillstopyou,andyouhavetopayafine.moralsawhitelieagainstthelawhassomethingonhisconsciencenotworthdoingVocabularyLinkLA_VL_A1CCompletethesentenceswithexpressionsyou’vejustlearned.Usethecorrectform.Thenreadeachsentencealoud.IslyingeverOK?6.Mysisterreally_______________.ShesaidIwasaterriblecook!7.It’seasytoseetherightthingtodo.It’s________.8.“IsitOKtotakepaperandpenshomefromtheoffice?” “Well,that__________________________.Ithinkit’sOKifyou’regoingtodoofficeworkathome.”obviousdependsonthecircumstanceshurtmyfeelingsLA_VL_A1AListentothetalkandanswerthequestion.

Activity1

TellingawhitelieListening■IIDoesthespeakerbelievethatweshouldtellwhiteliesornot?Why?Thespeakerthinksthattellingwhiteliesissometimesacceptableorevennecessary._______________________________________________________________________________Newwordsandexpressionssimplistica.

過分簡單化 soothev.

使平靜，減輕（痛苦等）bringup

養(yǎng)育，撫養(yǎng) carefor

為……擔(dān)心，照料setupagood/badexampleforsb.

為某人樹立好/壞榜樣whitelie

善意謊言LanguageNotesLA_VL_A1BListenagainandfillintheblanks.

Activity1

TellingawhitelieListening■IIWemighttellawhitelieto(1)________________,(2)________________,or(3)_______________.Ifnotforthesepurposes,weshouldn’ttelllies,especially(4)__________.encouragepeopletocomfortpeopletosoothepeopletochildrenLA_VL_A1AYouwilllistentoaconversationbetweenKateandKevin.Thenfillintheblanks.

Activity2

WhatshouldIdo?Listening■IIPropernamesKevin SallyNewwordsandexpressionssupervisorn.

主管 puttogether安裝LanguageNotesSallyusedto(1)____________________withKateandisnow(2)___________________.She’slookingforajobthereandhasaskedKatetowritealetter(3)___________________________.ThishasputKateinadilemma.workinthesameofficemovingtoanothercitylyingaboutherwork

experienceLA_VL_A1BListentotheconversationagain.Thenfillintheblanks.

Activity2

WhatshouldIdo?Listening■IIKateshouldwritealettertogether(1)____________________aboutthegoodthingsthat(2)__________________.Thatwouldbethemosthelpfulthingtodo.Otherwise,Sally(3)_____________shecan’treallydo.withhertwoco-workersSallyreallyhasdonemightgetajobLA_VL_A1AListen.HowdoRogerandDeniesfeelaboutlying?Circlethecorrectanswers.

Activity3

Ithinkpeopleliesometimes.Listening■IIPropernamesCindy Denise RogerNewwordsandexpressionsmoralsn.

道德，品行 résumén.

簡歷HRdepartment人力資源部 dependonthecircumstances

視情況而定haveastrongsenseof…有很強(qiáng)……感LanguageNotes1.Rogerthinkslyingisalways/sometimes/neverOK.2.Denisethinkslyingisalways/sometimes/neverOK.LA_VL_A1BListenagain.WriteRforRogerorDforDenies.

Activity3

Ithinkpeopleliesometimes.Listening■II1. hasnevermetCindy.2. wasn’tsurprisedthatCindylied.3. mightliesometimes.4. thinksit’ssafernevertostartlying.5. respectssomeonewithastrongsenseofmorals.6. feelssorryforCindy.D___R___R___D___R___D___DoyoufeelsorryforCindy?Doyouthinkanyoneshouldbefiredforlying?ask&ANSWERLA_VL_A1PropernamesEntertainmentNow《娛樂進(jìn)行時》（電視節(jié)目） FifthAvenueGrahamCarter LucindaRossVineStreetNewwordsandexpressionsexaggeratev.

夸大，夸大 infotainmentn.

信息娛樂trustworthya.

可信賴，可靠 well-informeda.

消息靈通，見識廣博currenttrends時尚 bemorespecific

再詳細(xì)些counton

依靠 Goodforyou.

很好。heavynewsstory沉重新聞故事 newsshow

新聞節(jié)目sortof

有幾分，有那么點兒LanguageNotes

Activity4

Wheredoyougetyournews?ListeningLA_VL_A1AListentotheseon-the-streetinterviews.Thenanswerthequestions.Listening■II1.Whodoyouthinktakesnewsmoreseriously?

a.Graham b.Lucinda2.WhatdoesMr.CarterthinkofthelocalTVnews?Why?3.WhatkindofshowsdoesMs.Rosslike?

Activity4

Wheredoyougetyournews?Hethinksit’snottrustworthybecausethereportersexaggerateandarenotserious.Shelikesinfotainment,orshowsthatreportoncurrenttrendsandfamouspeople._____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________LA_VL_A1BListenagain.Check(√)whereGrahamandLucindagettheirnews.Listening■II

Activity4

Wheredoyougetyournews?1.Graham TV online newspaper magazines2.Lucinda TV online newspaper magazines×□√□√□√□×□√□×□×□Whatisyouropinionaboutthedifferentsourcesfornews?Explain.ask&ANSWERLA_VL_A1PropernamesPhilippe SophieNewwordsandexpressionsbeckonv.

示意 delicacyn.

美味，佳肴dozev.

打盹 grinn.

咧嘴笑headlightn.

（汽車）前燈 hirev.

雇傭hospitalityn.

好客 insistv.

堅持，果斷（要求，主張）odda.

古怪，奇怪 pantomimev.

打手勢thrilleda.

激動，興奮 warmthn.

熱情windshieldn.

（汽車）擋風(fēng)玻璃 befacedwith

面臨，面對insight在視野范圍內(nèi) loseconfidence

失去信心seekshelter

尋找呵護(hù)所 turntosb.forhelp

向某人尋求幫助LanguageNotes

Activity5

ThekindnessofstrangersListeningLA_VL_A1AListentothefirstpartofthestory,“Thekindnessofstrangers.”Whichpersondideachofthefollowingthings?WritePforPhilippe,SforSophieorDforDriver.Theremaybemorethanonepersonforeachaction.Listening■II1. weretravelingbycarinthemountains.2 triedtotalktothedriver.3. pantomimedtheactofgoingtogethelp.4. wasscared.5. begantoloseconfidence.PandS_______Haveyoueverbeenlostorstrandedsomewhere?Whathappened?

Activity5

ThekindnessofstrangersPandS_______D_______S_______P_______1.Themanwhogotoutoftheothercarwasdangerous.

2.PhilippeandSophiedidn’tdaretogetintothecar.

3.ThemandrovePhilippeandSophietoafarawayvillage.ListeningLA_L1_A1Themanwhogotoutoftheothercarwasfriendly.____________________________________________Listentothesecondpartofthestory.Thenrewritethesefalsestatementstomakethemtrue.B■II

Activity5

ThekindnessofstrangersPhilippeandSophieclimbedintothecar.____________________________________ThemandrovePhilippeandSophietoanearbyvillage.________________________________________________4.PhilippeandSophiedidn’teatordrinkanything.5.Theman’sfamilywasreluctanttomeetPhilippeandSophie.6.Thedriverfailedtofixthecarthatnight.ListeningLA_L1_A1PhilippeandSophiehadteaandlocaldelicacies.__________________________________________Listentothesecondpartofthestory.Thenrewritethesefalsestatementstomakethemtrue.B■II

Activity5

ThekindnessofstrangersTheman’sfamilywasthrilledtomeetPhilippeandSophie.____________________________________________________Thedriverfixedthecarthatnight.______________________________PhilippeandSophietraveledbycarwitha(1)__________.Theyweretiredandbeganto(2)_____.Justthen,theenginemade(3)___________noiseandstoppedworking.Thedriverleftto(4)________.Thecouplewereinaremotelocation,with(5)_________insight.Theyheard(6)___________cry.Theyhadlittlefood.Itwasgetting(7)_______________.Theywaitedtherefor(8)__________hoursbeforeanothercarappeared.Amanbeckonedthemto(9)_____________.Theytrustedhim.Themanputanoteonthe(10)_________oftheircarwith(11)_______________onit.Hethendrovethemtohishomewherehisfamilyinsisted(12)_________________.Laterthatnight,thedriver(13)________________________________.Thecouplethankedthefamilywho,inturn,(14)___________________________________.LA_VL_A1CListentothewholestory.Readthesummaryandthenfillintheblankswithinformationyouhear.■IIhireddriverListeningdozegethelpanodd,loudhisphonenumbergetintohiscarnohousescalledtosaythecarwasrunningagainthankedthecoupleforvisitingtheirhome

Activity5

ThekindnessofstrangerswildanimalscolderanddarkeracoupleofwindshieldtheystayfordinnerPronunciationLA_L2_ARisingintonationtoshowsurprisePairwork.Listen.SpeakerBshowssurprisebyrepeatingawordthatSpeakerAsays.Noticetherisingintonationandstress.Thenpracticetheconversations.A■IIA:Cindywasfired.B:Shewasfired?Why?A:Becausesheliedonherrésumé.B:Ican’tbelieveit!Conversation1A:Cindygotintotrouble.B:Shegotintotrouble?How?A:Shedentedherparents’car.B:Ican’tbelieveit!Conversation2PronunciationLA_L2_ARisingintonationtoshowsurprisePairwork.Listen.UsethesesituationstomakeshortconversationsaboutCindyliketheonesinA.remembertorepeatwithrisingintonationtoshowsurprise.B1.failherexam/cheatonit2.getaticket/becaughtspeeding3.moveout/haveanargumentwithherroommateSpeaking&CommunicationLA_SC1

Activity1

It’snotcookedright.Usefulexpressionsforgivingdirectadvice IfIwereyou,I’d… Youshould/oughtto… Whydon’tyou…? Iwould… You’dbetter(not)… It’sbetterforyouto…LanguageNotesSpeaking&CommunicationLA_SC1Mr.andMrs.Wardarecelebratingtheirweddinganniversaryinarestaurant.Listentotheconversation.Whatdotheyorder?What’stheproblem?A■IINewwordsandexpressionsweddinganniversary結(jié)婚紀(jì)念日mediumrare（牛排等肉類）半分熟welldone（牛排等肉類）熟透了LanguageNotes

Activity1

It’snotcookedright.So,how’sthechicken?Delicious.Howaboutyoursteak?It’sallright,Iguess.Youdon’tsoundveryhappywithit.Well,it’snotcookedright.Iaskedformediumrare.Thisiswelldone.Whydon’tyousenditback?Oh,that’sOK.Icaneatit.Idon’tmind.Don’tbesilly.I’msurethey’llmakeyouanotherone.I’llcallthewaiter.Mr.Ward:Mrs.Ward:Mr.Ward:Mrs.Ward:Mr.Ward:Mrs.Ward:Mr.Ward:Mrs.Ward:Speaking&CommunicationLA_SC1Mr.andMrs.Wardarecelebratingtheirweddinganniversaryinarestaurant.Listentotheconversation.Whatdotheyorder?What’stheproblem?A

Activity1

It’snotcookedright.1.Whatdotheyorder?2.What’stheproblem?Mrs.WardorderschickenandMr.Wardorderssteak._______________________________________________Mr.Wardwantshissteaktobemediumrare,butitiswelldone._______________________________________________________■IILA_L2_APairwork.Practicetheconversationwithapartner.BSpeaking&Communication

Activity1

It’snotcookedright.WhydoyouthinkMr.Warddidn’twanttosendthesteakback?Whatwouldyoudointhesamesituation?ask&ANSWERLA_L2_AReadeachperson’sproblem.Whatadvicewouldyougiveeachone?UsetheUsefulExpressionsandthemodeltalkstohelpyou.CSpeaking&Communication

Activity1

It’snotcookedright.WhenMari’scheckarrives,shenoticesthewaiterhasforgottentochargeherfordessert.Fernandoworksinabusyoffice.Hehasnoticedthatoneofhisco-workerswastesalotoftimeplayinggamesonthecomputer.Monikaisupsetbecauseshehaspromisedtodovolunteerworkbutherscheduleistoobusy.Shedoesn’tknowwhattodo.123LA_VL_A1IfIwereher,Iwouldtellthewaiterthetruth.It’snotworth

lying

justforacoupleofyuan.Besides,ifyoulie,youwillhaveitonyourconscience.You’llworryaboutitforalongtime.IfIwereher,Iwouldtellthewaiterthe_____.It’snotworth_____justforacoupleofyuan.Besides,ifyoulie,youwillhaveitonyour_____.You’ll_____aboutitforalongtime.__________,_________________truth.____________lying_________________._____,_______,__________________conscience._____worry______________.Talk1__________________tellthewaiterthetruth._____________lying________________yuan._____,ifyoulie,youwillhaveitonyourconscience.You’llworryaboutit_____________.Speaking&CommunicationReadeachperson’sproblem.Whatadvicewouldyougiveeachone?UsetheUsefulExpressionsandthemodeltalkstohelpyou.C

Activity1

It’snotcookedright.IfIwereFernando,Iwouldtellmyco-workerdirectlythatit’snotrighttousetheoffice

computertoplay

games.Butthenagain,I’mnottheboss.IfItoldmycolleaguewhattodoandwhatnottodo,itmightbecome

awkward

toworktogether.Thisone’shardtocall.I’mnotsurewhatIwoulddo.IfIwereFernando,Iwouldtellmyco-worker_____thatit’snotrighttousethe__________to__________.Butthenagain,I’mnotthe_____.IfItoldmycolleaguewhattodoandwhatnottodo,itmightbecome_____toworktogether.Thisone’shardtocall.I’mnotsurewhatIwoulddo.________Fernando,________tellmyco-workerdirectlythat___________usetheoffice

computertoplay

games.____________,I’mnottheboss._____toldmycolleague__________________________________awkward____________.______________________________________________.*Talk2_______________,___________________directly________________________office

computertoplay

games.___________,__________boss._____________________________________,________________awkward_______________._________________________________________.LA_VL_A1Speaking&CommunicationReadeachperson’sproblem.Whatadvicewouldyougiveeachone?UsetheUsefulExpressionsandthemodeltalkstohelpyou.C

Activity1

It’snotcookedright.That’sreallyatrickysituation.Ithinksheshouldtellthemthetruth.Honestyisalwaysthe

best

policy.Nexttimesheshouldcheckherschedulecarefullyandonlycommit

to

something

ifsheissuresheisabletofollowthrough.That’sreallyatrickysituation.Ithinksheshouldtellthemthe_____._____isalways_______________.Nexttimesheshouldcheckher_____carefullyandonly_______________ifsheissuresheisabletofollowthrough.__________atrickysituation.______________tellthemthetruth.Honestyisalwaysthe

best

policy._______________checkherschedulecarefullyandonlycommit

to

something___________________________________________.**Talk3______________________.____________________________truth.Honesty________the

best

policy._________________________schedule_____________commit

to

something__________________________________.LA_L2_AWritedownthreecircumstancesinwhichpeoplearemostlikelytolie.ASpeaking&Communication*Activity2

Wouldyoueverdothis?1._________________________________________________2._________________________________________________3._________________________________________________LA_L2_APairwork.DiscussyouranswersinAwithapartner.Thenreadthefollowing.Doyouthinkthisistrueforyou?BSpeaking&Communication*Activity2

Wouldyoueverdothis?Peoplelie,researchhasshown,inone-fourthoftheirdaily,socialinteractions.Wearemostlikelytolieonthetelephone.NoteLA_L2_ALookatthesesituations.Wouldyoueverdothesethings?WriteYforyes,Nforno,orMformaybe.CSpeaking&Communication*Activity2

Wouldyoueverdothis?1.__standandreadanentiremagazineinastorewithoutbuyingit?2.__downloadmusicillegallyfromtheInternet?3.__takeextrasuppliesfromtheofficetouseathome?LA_VL_A1A:

Ifnoonewastocomeandtellmetostop,Iwouldreadan

entire

magazineinastorewithout

buyingit,especiallyifthemagazinewasveryexpensive

andIcouldn’t

affordit.B:

Notme.Iwouldnever

have

the

nervetodothat.Itwouldbetoo

embarrassing

ifIwascaughtout.A:

Ifnoonewastocomeandtellmetostop,Iwouldread_______________inastore__________it,especiallyifthemagazinewasvery_____andIcouldn’t_____it.B:

Notme.Iwouldnever_______________todothat.Itwouldbetoo_____ifIwascaughtout.A:_______________come__________stop,______readan

entire

magazineinastorewithout

buyingit,__________themagazinewasveryexpensive________affordit.B:_________________have

the

nervetodothat.____________embarrassing________________.Conversation1A:___________________________________,____________an

entire

magazine__________without

buying_____,___________________________expensive____________affordit.B:______.___________have

the

nerve_________.____________embarrassing________________.Speaking&CommunicationPairwork.DiscussyouranswersinCwithapartner.Usethemodelconversationstohelpyou.D*Activity2

Wouldyoueverdothis?LA_VL_A1A:

Ithinkitisacceptableto

download

musicfromtheInternet.Imeansomanyotherpeoplearedoingitanyway.The

authorities

won’tcareunlessyouare

downloadingthousandsoffilesandsharingthemorsellingthemtoothers.B:

No

way!I’dnever

download

musicillegally,it’sillegal,andit’sa

crime!Besidestherearesomany

alternatives

nowsuchas

online

radio

or

music

streaming

sites.A:

Ithinkitisacceptableto__________fromtheInternet.Imeansomanyotherpeoplearedoingitanyway.___________won’tcareunlessyouare_____thousandsoffilesand_____themor_____themtoothers.B:__________!I’dnever__________illegally,it’s_____,andit’sa_____!Besidestherearesomany_____nowsuchas__________or_______________.A:____________________download

musicfromtheInternet.Imeansomanyotherpeopleare____________.The

authorities_______________________downloadingthousandsoffilesandsharingthemorsellingthemtoothers.B:

No

way!__________download

musicillegally,_____illegal,________crime!_____________________alternatives___________online

radio_____music

streaming

sites.Conversation2A:____________________download

music_____________.________________ ___________________.The

authorities_____________________downloading_________________sharing________selling_______________.B:

No

way!________download

music_____,_____illegal,__________crime!____________________alternatives__________online

radio_____music

streaming

sites.Speaking&CommunicationLookatthesesituations.Wouldyoueverdothesethings?WriteYforyes,Nforno,orMformaybe.D*Activity2

Wouldyoueverdothis?A:

Imighttakesomeextra

suppliesfromtheofficetouse

at

home.Stationeryisveryexpensive

thesedays.B:

Iwouldn’t

riskit.Myboss

keepsacloseeyeonourstationery

inventory.A:

Imighttakesome__________fromtheofficeto_______________._____isvery_____thesedays.B:

Iwouldn’t_____it.My_____keepsacloseeyeonour__________.A:_______takesomeextra

suppliesfromtheofficetouse

at

home.Stationeryisveryexpensive

_________.B:________riskit.Myboss__________________ourstationery

inventory.Conversation3A:_______________extra

supplies_____________use

at

home.Stationery________expensive__________.B:________risk_____._____boss__________________stationery

roubleLessonBGlobalViewpointsLies,lies,lies!BeforeYouWatchb___Youwillhearthesewordsintheinterviewsabout“Lies,lies,lies!”Whichwordswillyouheartogether?Matchthewordsontheleftwiththewordsontheright.Ac___d___a___1.Ourbestbetwouldbetotakethetrainsincewehavesolittletime.2.Brendagotcaughtsleepinginclass!3.Ifyoutelllies,itmaybehardtogetoutofthem.4.Ifyoupickupthepackage,itwillsavemefromhavingtodrivesofar.5.HestressedtheideathatIshouldchangejobsandrelaxmore.a.emphasizesomethingb.thewisestthingtodoormostlikelywaytosucceedc.bediscovereddoingsomethingwrongd.escapefromtheresultsofsomethinge.helpsomeoneavoidsomethingthatisuncomfortableorunsafeLessonBGlobalViewpointsLies,lies,lies!BeforeYouWatchb___Youwillheartheunderlinedwordsintheinterviews.Studythesentences.Thenwritetheletterofthecorrectdefinitiontoeachsentence.Bc___d___e___a___LessonBWhileYouWatchWatchtheinterviewsandcircleTrueorFalse.Correctthefalsesentences.AAllshehadtodowasexplainthesituationtome.Youcanuseallshe/he/they/etc.hadtodotomean“theonlythingthatwasnecessaryforher/him/them/etc.todo.”Newwordsandexpressionsstressv.

強(qiáng)調(diào)upseta.

心煩，憤恨bestbet

最正確方法，明智之舉concealthetruth

隱瞞真相getcaught

被揭穿，被發(fā)覺getintrouble

惹麻煩getoutof

擺脫，逃避ingeneral

通常，普通情況下makeanarrangement

做出安排save...from...

使……免于……LanguageNotesGlobalViewpointsLies,lies,lies!LessonBWhileYouWatchWatchtheinterviewsandcircleTrueorFalse.Correctthefalsesentences.AGlobalViewpointsLies,lies,lies!1.Catherinesaysshehasalwaysgottencaughtlying.2.InCalum’sopinion,honestyisn’talwaysthebestpolicy.3.Alejandrawouldalwayslietoavoidhurtingsomeone’sfeelings.4.Kevinthinkslyingisdifferentfromconcealingthetruth.True/FalseTrue/FalseTrue/FalseTrue/FalseneverLessonBWhileYouWatchWatchtheinterviewsandcircleTrueorFalse.Correctthefalsesentences.AGlobalViewpointsLies,lies,lies!5.WooSungthinksit’sneverOKtolie.6.Natalie’sfriendliedtoheraboutnotbeingabletogoshopping.7.Giansaysitisbettertobehonestallthetime.8.Davesaysheneverlies,sohehasneverbeencaughtlying.True/FalseTrue/FalseTrue/FalseTrue/FalsesometimestothemoviesLessonBWhileYouWatchWatchtheinterviewsagain.Whatdothesepeoplesay?Circlethewordsyouhear.BGlobalViewpointsLies,lies,lies!1.Catherine:2.Calum:3.Kevin:4.Natalie:SoIthinkthebestbetistonevergetcaught/lie……you’dwanttolietothemsothatyoudon’tget/getthemintrouble.IfIhadtolietoprotectmyself/somebody,thenIwouldprobablydothat.Allshehadtodowasexplainthesituationtome/callme…MaincharactersLB_Maincharacters1CityLivingHonestyisthebestpolicy.ClaudiaOliveiraTaraGreeneSun-heeParkLB_CL_P_A1Inthisvideo,ClaudiaandSun-heehaveadiscussionaboutlying.PreviewACityLivingHonestyisthebestpolicy.Claudia?Wouldyouevertellawhitelie?Sun-heeasksClaudiaaquestionthatstartsaninterestingconversation.LB_CL_P_A1Inthisvideo,ClaudiaandSun-heehaveadiscuss