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Discussion Class: Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers
Discussion Class: Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers
DISCUSSION CLASS
Teacher: Layanna
Date: 26/11/2020
88 24 45 2nd
QUESTIONS:
1. What is your favorite time of the day? Why?
2. What is your favorite day of the week? Why?
3. What time of the day do you hate the most? Why?
4. What day of the week do you hate the most? Why?
5. Which month of the year do you like most? Why?
6. How many days are there in a year?
7. What time do you usually get up? Why?
8. What time do you usually go to bed? Why?
9. How many seconds are there in a minute?
10. How many minutes are there in an hour?
11. When is your birthday?
12. What day is it today? What is the date today?
13. “Time flies when you are having fun.” What does this mean?
14. What time do you usually eat dinner? Why?
15. What time is it now?
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22-11-1963
On November 22, 1963, the weather was beautiful in Dallas, Texas. It was so hot that the US
president, John F. Kennedy, could use an open-top limousine.
A convoy of cars with a presidential limousine drove through the city streets. Thousands of waving
people came to see the president. At one moment, shots were fired. One hit the president in the
neck and another in the head. The president was seriously injured and was immediately taken to
hospital where he died.
Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested 40 minutes after the assassination. He worked in a building from
where the shooting took place. He supported the Cuban leader Castro and lived for a long time in
the Soviet Union. He didn’t confess to the shooting even during the long interrogation.
Two days after the assassination, Oswald was taken from the police building to prison. A crowd of
journalists was waiting for his arrival. There was a man hiding among them. His name was Jack
Ruby. At one moment, Ruby took his revolver and shot Oswald in the stomach at close range.
Oswald was taken to hospital where he died from his injury.
Difficult words: convoy (a group of vehicles travelling together), assassination (the act of killing an
important person), confess (to say to the police that you did something), interrogation (a long
interview at the police station), range (a distance).
3. What’s a convoy?
4. What’s the name of the man who was arrested somes minutes after the president’s
assassination?
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Today we're going to learn about the famous artist, Vincent van Gogh.
Born in ______, Vincent van Gogh was a ______ century Dutch painter. Dutch is the word
for people from the Netherlands. The Netherlands is a small country in Western Europe.
His work is very famous now, but while he was alive most people didn't want his
paintings. Vincent van Gogh made over _______ paintings while he was alive, but we only
know about one that someone wanted to buy. His first really good paintings were dark
and serious. At the time, people were looking for brighter, more colorful art.
When he moved to ________, van Gogh saw new kinds of art, with new, brighter colors.He
liked what he saw so much that he started to paint with brighter colors himself right
away.
Later, he moved to the south of France, where the sunlight was very strong and bright.
The beauty and color of the place he lived inspired him to paint it, and his artwork got
even brighter and more colorful - full of new intensity, and also full of emotion.People
started to become interested in his new, bright paintings.
If he had lived longer, van Gogh might have sold many pieces of art, and could have
become a very famous painter, but unfortunately he died in _______.
Vincent van Gogh's distinctive style makes it easy to recognize his paintings. His art
was something new, a new way to see the world, and a new way to paint. Because of his
paintings, a new form of art, called Expressionism, was invented, and his work still
influences artists today.
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SOURCES:
https://www.daysinlevels.com/article/the-day-president-kennedy-was-killed-level-3/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qv8TANh8djI&feature=emb_title