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Youth Learning Outcomes:: Today Many Young People Smoke
Youth Learning Outcomes:: Today Many Young People Smoke
Youth Learning Outcomes:: Today Many Young People Smoke
YOUTH
Learning outcomes:
After learning this chapter the students are able to:
1. explain the content of the reading materials based on the questions related to the
text about youth and smoking.
2. explain the meanings of difficult or new vocabulary found in the text correctly.
3. make correct sentences in simple present tense.
4. demonstrate their speaking ability on the topic about company logos.
5. explain the content of the listening materials correctly.
I. READING
Why Teens Smoke
Teens smoke for many reasons and often for the same reasons as adults do: to
cope with stress, to control their weight, as a social habit and to combat boredom.
One of the biggest reasons teens start to smoke is peer influence: their friends
do it. Studies show that this is especially true for girls.
Studies show one of the most important tools with teens is the parent and child
relationship. Parents should use their parental influence. Parents should know who
their kids hang out with. Parents must have high expectations for them, listen to them
and treat them with respect. The kids will hold themselves to higher standards too.
This is especially important if the parent smokeshimself.
There's clear evidence that tobacco companies target children in their
marketing. Some of the most effective are sports sponsorships - for example, boys are
twice as likely to smoke if they follow car racing. Movies too: the more kids sees their
favourite movie stars smoking on the screen, the more likely they'll try it themselves.
Some researchers think that tobacco advertising carries even more weight than peer
influence.
Finally, the main reason that kids smoke is that adults do. Smoking is seen as
adult behaviour and kids are always looking for ways to be more grown up.
Exercise 1 : Reading Questions
Answer the following questions based on the information from the text.
1. Vocabulary preparation: translate the underlined sentences in the reading text into
bahasa Indonesia.
2. Vocabulary preparation 2: translate the following words from the text.
Simple Present Exercise 2 : Fill in the columns with the right structural
forms.
10. she has three She doesn’t have Does she has three
email addresses three email email addresses?
addresses.
Simple Present Exercise 4 : The verbs in the following text are not written in the
proper simple present forms. Correct them and underline them to improve this text.
The asset of a company (have) has three categories: tangible, intangible and
intellectual property. A healthy company (maintain) maintains a good
combination of all three.
Tangible Assets
Assets, such as buildings, vehicles and office equipment, that are not
consumed during the course of doing business (belong to) belong to tangible
assets. Time (depreciate) depreciates assets during the process of doing
business. Business people (consider) considers Plant, Property and Equipment
on the Balance Sheet high liquidity assets because they can easily be converted
to cash.
Intangible Assets
We (refer to) refer to assets with no physical form, such as a business'
reputation, company know-how, industry knowledge and name recognition, as
intangible assets. People (not list) does not list these assets on the balance
sheet, , but their intrinsic value (add to) adds to the credibility of the business
Intellectual Property
Intellectual property (include) includes trademarks, patents, brand names,
logos, formulas, inventions and other creative communications. The company’s
legal employees (protect) protect them under copyright law from imitation and
infringement. The balance sheet (not include) does not include intellectual
property, but without the information intellectual property provides, a business
would not be nearly as profitable.
Simple Present Exercise 6: The following sentences are false. Correct them in the
right column.
WRITING ACTIVITY
Make a simple handwritten journal like the examples on the next page
(minimum 2 journal entries per week), completed with the real picture. The topic of
the journal can be about somebody you know well enough, your pet, your best friend,
etc. Submit to your teacher every Friday.
Journal:
My Friendly Uncle
It is the picture of my uncle. He is a very friendly person. I like him very much. He lives
in Malang Regency. He is a diligent farmer. Every morning he always gets up early
and goes to the ricefields. He is a hard worker. He has three children. They are
studying in high schools. I call him “Uncle Zein”.
Uncle Zein is good at playing gamelan. He can also sing “tembang Jawa” (Javanese
traditional songs) very well. I enjoy his art performance. He is famous for his talent in
our village.
He is very outgoing but he is strict about Javanese traditional ethics in his family. He
teaches his children to speak “krama inggil” (high-level Javanese language) at home.
He wants to keep Javanese tradition although they are now living in global era.
Uncle Zein is also a visionary person. He wants his children to pursue their ideals. He
also wants to keep the farming in his village developing well so that it can support
the economy in the village. My uncle is a special person for me. I am proud of him.
SPEAKING ACTIVITY
One important part of a company is its logo. Through a logo, the company identifies
itself. But a logo, for many companies, is not only identification but it also has a
meaning. See the logo below. Your speaking activity task is to find a company logo
from the internet and print it on an A4 paper and make a conversation with your
classmate about it. Present it as the example below:
Jane:“Hello, Jack. I wanna tell you about an interesting logo of a
company.”
Jack: “What company?”
Today’s Proverb (additional point):
“Birds of a feather flock Together.”