Senior 2-Jul.26th

1. Read & Write Unit 8   Reading-2   Honesty and Parenting
Review Blog your response to Marisa’ posting in 4~6 sentences, following the postings by the others. 
Marisa: Is it ever OK for a parent to lie to a child? My 10-year-old son plays soccer. He’s not very good, but he loves it. Yesterday he played very badly. When he finished the game, he said, “Did I play well?” I said, “Yes! You’re a great soccer player!” Did I do the right thing? 
=> Dis If you were a parent of Marisa, what would you say to your son? Speak it in 2~3 sentences.
Vocabulary Skill: Collocations
- earthquake (adj) big, great huge, major, severe, small  
(verb) happen, occur, strike, hit, shake, destroy, devastate
(prep) in a/the ~ : The building was destroyed in an~.
A huge earthquake struck the town. Some people injured in the earthquake. 
- lie (adj) big, great, little, complete, white, deliberate  
(verb) tell, believe, swallow, live: He lived a ~ for decades.
The accused told a lie deliberately before the judge. The judge didn’t believe the lie.
2. Interest of the Day: Dining Course (2:15)
3. Cover to Cover Unit 10  Wise Words   Part 2  American Sayings
- Fluency Strategy: Recognizing Signal Words=> Task-A: Scan the text and mark the signal word.
- Read-1-> Checking Comprehension
- Read w/CD-> Check the answers and pronunciation/stress
- Expanding Vocabulary-A: Find synonyms in the text
1. single-minded-> Dic obsessed  completely preoccupied; ~ by sth, with sb ->obsession; ~ with sb/sth
2.not allowed->Dic forbid -forbade-forbidden order sb from doing/to do sth; ban, prohibit<->allow, permit
3. reprimand: to tell sb officially that you don’t approve; blame, scold, criticize
4. conflict (n) (v) -> clash (n) (v); argue, battle, fight; 
5. attacking-> aggressive  angry, threatening, hostile, forceful, vigorous
6. rivalry (n)-> competition
-> Expanding Vocabulary-B  3. at any cost  no matter what dangers or difficulties are involved: 
We realized we had to fight the lawsuit at any cost.