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- •5. Оқу пәнінің сипаттамасы.
- •5.1. Оқу пәнін тағайындау:
- •5.2. Оқыту пәнін үйретудегі мақсат:
- •5.3. Оқыту пәнін үйретудегі міндеттер:
- •5.4. Оқу пәнінің мазмұны:
- •5.5 Оқу пәнінің жоспары: Term IV
- •6. Негізгі және қосымша әдебиеттер тізімі.
- •6.2 Қосымша әдебиет
- •8 Оқу пәнінің саясаты
- •What makes a good journalist?
- •Importance -
- •Read the text and translate it into Russian consulting the notes and the essential vocabulary.
- •Look through the text and And English equivalents for the following Russian phrases:
- •Answer the following questions about the text:
- •4. Read the following sentences and develop the ideas expressed in them by adding one or two sentences logically connected with them:
- •Work out which adjectives in Exercise 6 (basic, genuine, famous, humble, plain) can be used with the following nouns:
- •Explain in your own words what we mean when we say that:
- •Try to think of situations where the following sentences might be used:
- •Study the following phrases and give sentences of your own:
- •10. Explain in English what is meant by the phrases in list (a) (the phrases in list (b) will help you). Translate the phrases into Russian:
- •Why do you think a journalist must have an inquiring mind?
- •Express your agreement or disagreement using the following expressions. Give arguments for your viewpoint.
- •Unit 2 journalism is a hard life
- •Read the text and translate it into Russian.
- •Answer the following questions about the text:
- •Give English equivalents for the following words and phrases:
- •Match the meaning with the correct word:
- •Practise adjectives which are used to describe a person.
- •What do we mean when we say the following?
- •What person do we consider to be responsible? sensitive?
- •Make a list of adjectives you would use to describe a person pleasant to deal with.
- •10. A) Read the following text without a dictionary after you've studied the following words and phrases:
- •Answer the following questions about the text:
- •Reassemble the phrases given below in the correct order (consult the part of the text where the author describes how the newspaper is being produced):
- •11. A) Read the text without a dictionary. Sum it up in two sentences. Learn the meaning of the words given below:
speaking foreign languages
taking interviews
reporting events
selecting and presenting news
Why do you think a journalist must have an inquiring mind?
to get as much information as possible
to find out all the details about the event he is reporting
to be able to understand people and their qualities better
to be able to see the background of the event he is analysing
to be able to present the event from an unusual viewpoint
not to make a hasty ill-informed judgement
g) Sum up the information in (a) and answer these questions:
Do you agree that journalists write for people and about people?
Is it difficult or easy for a humble person to attract people's attention to what he says or does?
How can a humble person get people interested in what he says or does? Comment on the following:
"Knowledge is proud that he has learned so much; Wisdom is humble that he knows no more. " (Cowper)
Practise asking questions. Imagine that you are an editor-in-chief and are interviewing an applicant for a job on your newspaper. Work in pairs:
Ask him a) whether he has had any experience in journalism
what newspaper he has worked for
what his mark in English was at school
why he has decided to take up journalism as a career
what subjects he was interested in at school
what was his favourite subject at school
what mark he got for the subject he liked best at school
whether he can speak any foreign languages
whether he can type
whether he is good at short-hand writing k) what speciality he would prefer to work at 1) what newspaper he finds most interesting m) whether he is a keen reader of newspapers n) whether he has ever had any experience in conducting interviews
Express your agreement or disagreement using the following expressions. Give arguments for your viewpoint.
Agreement: I think so; I believe so; Right; You're right; I agree with you there.
Disagreement: I don't think so; I hardly think ...; I'm afraid not; I'm afraid you're wrong; Nothing of the kind. Do you agree that
a successful journalist is one who works in a big newspaper?
an ill-informed judgement is one which is based on rich information?
a hasty answer is one which is given without thinking? without deep knowledge? too quickly (hastily)?
a brilliant pupil is one who knows a little about many subjects? a lot about many subjects? a lot about just one subject?
an open-minded journalist is one who easily changes his opinion?
a person with an inquiring mind is one who asks many questions? reads a lot of books? asks for information? doesn't know anything well?
a clear style is one which contains many short words? expresses the author's ideas clearly? can be easily understood without a great deal of thought