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The document discusses various advertisements and asks questions about them. It provides links to example advertisements and asks students to work in pairs or groups to analyze what product each advertisement is promoting, when and to whom the advertisements might be targeted, whether the advertisements are deceptive, and whether the advertisements make the students want to purchase the product. It also asks students to consider whether the advertisements effectively relate to the products being promoted.
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This document lists various athletes and countries that excel in different sports like running, soccer, swimming, archery, table tennis, rowing, judo, and volleyball. It then describes a class Olympics competition where students will compete in events like star jumps, a step race, palm pushing, thumb war, long jump, and limbo to determine who is the fastest, slowest, strongest, weakest, tallest, and shortest in the class.
Renewable energy
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Biggest
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Dwayne Johnson: From Wrestling Royalty to Hollywood Superstar
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Dwayne Johnson: From The Ring to The Big Screen
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Advert lesson
- 1. Adverts
- 2. Guess the word/phrase meanings. •The company had a new product to sell so it decided to run an ad to get some business •Sometimes advertising is deceptive, you can’t believe a word they tell you •Many people try to keep up with the Jones’, so they are often very keen for people to see them buying the latest things.
- 3. • Some of the claims made in TV adverts are implausible, I’ll never know how people fall for them. • “This new product of ours, it’s good, but if we don’t plug it on TV we won’t sell it.” • The company had just enough money in th eir budget to buy a slot on prime time TV, but only for ten seconds Guess the word/phrase meanings.
- 4. Which advert? •Get into pairs. •One person faces away from the video. •The other person describes what is happening in the video. •I will then show you some stills from 3 videos. •You have to guess which one is correct.
- 5. Which video was it? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79GTD0 Q3-yI
- 6. Ask and answer the questions. 1. What do you think is the target Demographic? 2. When do you think the advert would be shown on T.V? 3. Is there anything deceptive in the advert? 4. Does the advert make you want to buy the product?
- 7. Which video was it? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQfxFfyt B-I
- 8. Ask and answer the questions. 1. What do you think is the target Demographic? 2. When do you think the advert would be shown on T.V? 3. Is there anything deceptive in the advert? 4. Does the advert make you want to buy the product?
- 9. Which video was it? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0mXUC0cUPg
- 10. Ask and answer the questions. 1. What do you think is the target Demographic? 2. When do you think the advert would be shown on T.V? 3. Is there anything deceptive in the advert? 4. Does the advert make you want to buy the product?
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- 12. Ask and answer the questions. 1. What do you think is the target Demographic? 2. When do you think the advert would be shown on T.V? 3. Is there anything deceptive in the advert? 4. Does the advert make you want to buy the product?
- 13. What is it advertising? •Watch the advert. •In your groups decide what you think the advert is advertising. •Why do you think it is advertising that? •What do you think is the meaning behind the advert?
- 15. What is it advertising? •Watch the advert. •In your groups decide what you think the advert is advertising. •Why do you think it is advertising that? •What do you think is the meaning behind the advert?
- 17. What is it advertising? •Watch the advert. •In your groups decide what you think the advert is advertising. •Why do you think it is advertising that? •What do you think is the meaning behind the advert?
- 19. What is the advert actually advertising? •Does the advert relate to the product? •If not why do you think they chose that advert? •Do you think the advert is good for the product? •Why do you think that?
- 20. What is it advertising? •Watch the advert. •In your groups decide what you think the advert is advertising. •Why do you think it is advertising that? •What do you think is the meaning behind the advert?