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ZOOS: CRUEL OR CARING?
Reading A
Unit 2 Animals
Where do these animals live?
How do they probably feel?
Getting started
Argumentative writing.
How many parts can the text be divided into? What is each part about?
Skimming
04
The
author’s viewpoint.
02
Zoos are cruel.
03
Zoos are caring.
01
Lead in the topic
Zoos: Cruel or Caring?
causing pain or suffering
What is the type of the text?
parts.
Four
What is the author’s attitude towards zoos?
The author’s attitude towards zoos is that zoos area good thing and that a trip to the zoo is both educational and fun.
Skimming
Zoos: Cruel or Caring?
When I was little, I loved going to zoos. Now, at the age of 20, I
still enjoy visiting them. However, Iam aware that there are lots of people who don’t support these establishments.
A place or type of organisation
Paragraph 1:
Comprehension
1. Why do many people think that zoos are cruel?
2. What is the greatest concern with zoos?
3. What are the differences between a zoo and a
wildlife park?
4. Why can atrip to the zoo bean educational
experience?
5. What adjectives and adverbs show the author’s
attitude? •Overall, and definitely.
•Because the animals are removed
from their natural habitats and they
are kept in cages.
•Animal welfare.
•Animals don’t have to hunt for food, there isn’t enough space and
animals must adjust to different climates and seasons.
•Because if students learn about
endangered species and see them in a zoo, they are more likely to suppor projects designed to save these
animals from extinction.
Paragraphs 2-4:
Comprehension
them in a zoo, they are more likely to support projects designed to save
these animals from extinction. in danger of being harmed, lost, etc.
2. Moreover, many zoos attempt to replicate an animals’ natural habitat:
a range of materials is used to
what
create a space that is similar to
would be found in the wild. make or do something again in exactly the same way
3. Animals that live in tropical countries are typically housed indoors in
Comprehension
Paragraph 3:
warm, heated tanks which are kept at a temperature similar to that of
their natural habitat. Extremely hot
1. When students learn about
species and are able to see
endangered
Opinion
An animal kept in a zoo will lead a life different from an animal that lives in the wild.
Some animals become unhappy in zoos.
A trip to the zoo can bean educational experience. / A trip to the zoo can raise students’ awareness of
protecting endangered species.
Many zoos attempt to replicate an animal’s natural habitat.
Detail
Animals in zoos don’t have to hunt for food.
There isn’t enough space.
Students are more likely to support animal protection projects.
Tropical animals typically live in warm, heated tanks.
Comprehension
Complete the table by making inferences about the author’ opinions
towards zoos based on the given details.
facts
What is your attitude towards zoos? Apart from what the author has mentioned, what other information can be used to support your opinion?
Role play
Student A is the author and student B is the author’s friend. Makeup a dialogue about whether or not zoos are a good thing by using the information provided in the
Role play
chart and brainstorming.
Con side
Pro side
vs.
Checklist
The students have talked about the pros and cons of zoos. Yes. / No. / To some extent.
They have provided related evidence to support the view. Yes. / No. / To some extent.
They have presented confidently. Yes. / No. / To some extent.
Makeup a dialogue about whether or not zoos area good thing by using the information provided in the chart and brainstorming.
Pro side
vs.
Con side
Presentation
Homework
Read the text alou a3 times by following the e cording and pay
attention to the stress pause and tones.
Finish the crossword
exercise(section A)on
page17in the workbook
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