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Today's Lesson
Task
Cause and Effect
Vocabulary
Adverbials
Grammar
winding, deafening, reluctant, usher
NarratorPerspective
Reading
Level 7 Unit 10 Lesson 5
Music Mischief
Where is the most crowded place you have ever been?
Get Thinking!
for a songDo you remember what this idiom means?You're so lucky, you got that car for a song.
Idioms
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Reading
What are some problems that can happen in a crowded place?
Prereading
Reading
winding
Chris said while we looked at the lines winding all around the building. We got into the concert and made our way down to the floor, which was filling up fast.
On the train to the venue, we were packed in like sardines and by the time we arrived, we were both sticky, sweating and ready to sit down. We followed the crowd to line up at the doors. “I bet the concert is going to be even more crowded than the train,”
teacher tips
Reading
deafening
As soon as the music started, the crowd rushed forward. I was pushed sideways and separated from Chris. I tried to move back, but the crowd pushed me forward again.
The lights were dim and the roar of the crowd was deafening and the music hadn’t even started yet. While we stood waiting for the band to start, we were constantly pushed, stepped on and knocked into.
Reading
reluctant
faint from exhaustion. The energy in the stadium was incredible and people were reluctant to leave. The lights came back on, but I still couldn’t find Chris anywhere.
For a moment I panicked, but then I decided I should just enjoy the music and find my friend later. As long as I stayed in the same general area, he had to be near me. The concert lasted almost three hours and by the time it was finished, I thought I would
Reading
usher
swept up in the crowd and pushed outside. I spent a few minutes scanning the people coming out of the different doors and finally decided to call Chris, hoping that he would be able to hear the ringtone in the crowd.
The security guards began to usher everyone out of the stadium and into the parking lot. I walked slowly, looking everywhere for my friend. At this point I was panicking a little. I tried to stop at the front counter to ask for help, but I was
Comprehension
What happened during the concert?
Where do you think Chris is?
How could you describe the concert?
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verify
- winding
- reluctant
- windy
- usher
- unite
- increase
- deafening
- debating
- demonizing
- reluctant
- reliable
- really
correct
incorrect
XX
XX
very loud
move a group of people
not want to do something
long and crooked
Fill in the Blanks
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The river was _________ all across the mountain.
The sound of the volcano was ________!
The teacher __________ the students out of the school during the fire drill.
I am ________ to give you the money this time.
ushering
winding
deafening
ushering
reluctant
deafening
ushered
angered
annoyed
reliable
result
reluctant
Check
Tick the Box
teacher tips
Think about the perspective of the narrator. How do you think he feels right now?
Perspective
What could the narrator do to solve his problems?
Possibilities
Grammar
I played the piano when I was seven. I stopped when I was eight and have not played since.
By the timeUsed to tell something that happened while something else happened.
sinceUsed to tell something that happened between an event and now
Chris disappeared during the concert and I have not seen him since.
By the time the narrator got out of the building, Chris had already walked home.
Adverbials
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Adverbials
By the time . . .
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I haven't been to the beach since I was three.
I flew to Antarctic once, but it was cold and I haven't been back since.
Since
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Practice
The narrator is alone in front of the venue.
The narrator got pushed and separated from Chris.
The narrator agreed to meet Chris at the subway.
Cause and Effect
Chris decided to sneak out of his house.
Why?
Effect
Cause
teacher tips
What are some things the drummer must have?
Listening
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