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Unit 16
INVENTIONS
Speak and Listen
Teacher: Tran Thi Anh Hong
Work with a partner: Student A looks at the table STUDENT A. Student B looks at the table STUDENT B. Ask and answer questions to fill in the missing information in your tables.
- It was invented in 1843.
- When was the facsimile invented?
- Who was it invented by?
- By Alexander Bain.
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A - When was …………………. invented?
B- It was invented in ………..
A - Who was it invented by?
B - By ……………….
The Printing press / 1810/ Friedrich Koenig
The Bicycle/ 1816 / Karl D. Sauerbronnn
The Facsimile / 1843 / Alexander Bain
The Sewing machine/ 1845 / Elias Howe
The Reinforced concrete/ 1849 / F J Monier
The Microphone/ 1878 / D E Hughes
The X - ray/ 1895 /Wilhelm Konarad
The Loudspeaker/ 1924 / C. W. Rice
The Color television/ 1950 / Peter Carl Goldmark
The Helicopter/ 1939/ Igor Sikorsky
The Optical fiber/ 1955 / Narinder Kapany
The Laser/ 1958 /Gordon Goul
Model dialogue:
Student A
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Printing press
1810
German
Bicycle
German
1843
Alexander Bain
English
Sewing machine
F.J. Monier
French
D. E. Huges
Wilhelm Konarad
American
German
1930
American
American
American
Optical fiber
Student B
Use the passive to complete the sentence
2. Now report your findings to the teacher.
- The facsimile was invented by Alexander Bain in 1843.
- ……
LISTEN
Papermaking is a process.
The procedure is almost the as it was
years ago.
c. The pulp vat is the of the machine
d. The papermaking machine has a lot of .
1. Listen and fill the gaps in these sentences.
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(2) ……
(3) …
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(5) ……
simple
same
200
left
rollers
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2. Listen again. Put the sentences into the correct order
The water was drained.
The paper was put on a roll.
Paper pulp was placed in the vat.
Paper pulp was mixed with water.
The pulp fibers were poured out.
The fibers were smoothed and pressed dry.
The pulp was conveyed under the rollers.
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Papermaking is a simple process. The procedure is almost the same as it was 200 years ago. Look closely at the picture of an old papermaking machine. On the left is the pulp vat. Paper pulp was placed in the vat and mixed with a lot of water. The water was then drained and the pulp fibers were poured out of the vat and onto a conveyor belt. The conveyor belt took them under the rollers. There were quite a lot of rollers as you can see. These rollers smoothed the fibers and pressed them dry. The finished paper was then put on a roller at the end. You can see the roll of paper at the far right of the picture.
Tape transcript
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