Do young people watch a lot of TV? WW 2/Unit 1.3

Do young people watch a lot of TV? WW 2/Unit 1.3

READING and VOCABULARY

Poll

How many hours of TV do you usually watch after school?

• I never watch TV.

• Under one hour

• One–two hours

• More than two hours

Multiple Select

What do you think this phrase mean?

a) a couch potato

• to watch a lot of TV

• someone who spends a lot of time sitting or lying on a sofa (or couch) watching TV

Multiple Select

What do you think this phrase mean?

b) to have square eyes

• to watch a lot of TV

• someone who spends a lot of time sitting or lying on a sofa (or couch) watching TV

Multiple Select

Look at the picture and choose correct answer:

• to have square eyes

• a couch potato

Multiple Select

Look at the picture and choose correct answer:

• to have square eyes

• a couch potato

Vocabulary/ Age groups

Listen and repeat

1. adults

2. kids

3. middle-aged people

4. pensioners

5. teenagers

Multiple Choice

Match headings a–e with paragraphs 1–4.

There is one extra heading.

• a A global change

• b Surprising statistics

• c TV is cool again

• d Too much TV?

• e A new obsession

Multiple Choice

Match headings a–e with paragraphs 1–4.

There is one extra heading.

• a A global change

• b Surprising statistics

• c TV is cool again

• d Too much TV?

• e A new obsession

Multiple Choice

Match headings a–e with paragraphs 1–4.

There is one extra heading.

• a A global change

• b Surprising statistics

• c TV is cool again

• d Too much TV?

• e A new obsession

Multiple Choice

Match headings a–e with paragraphs 1–4.

There is one extra heading.

• a A global change

• b Surprising statistics

• c TV is cool again

• d Too much TV?

• e A new obsession

Multiple Choice

There is one extra heading.

• a A global change

• b Surprising statistics

• c TV is cool again

• d Too much TV?

• e A new obsession

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Multiple Select

Read the text again. Mark the sentences.

1. Parents and teachers agree that teenagers watch too much TV.

• right

• wrong

• doesn't say

Multiple Select

Read the text again. Mark the sentences.

2. Middle-aged people watch more TV than

teenagers.

• right

• wrong

• doesn't say

Multiple Select

Read the text again. Mark the sentences.

3. Pensioners watch six hours of TV a week.

• right

• wrong

• doesn't say

Multiple Select

Read the text again. Mark the sentences.

4. Teenagers don’t watch TV because they prefer to be outside in the fresh air.

• right

• wrong

• doesn't say

Multiple Select

Read the text again. Mark the sentences.

5. Teenagers in Britain usually have a TV in their bedroom.

• right

• wrong

• doesn't say