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knelt, hesitant, beads, lurchedtipped, flaming, pedal, collarrewarded, tank, patiently, spectacularpharmaceutical, medicated, cosmetic, ethicalindustry, ban, starved, treatmentbond, barbaric, abolished, fed

Assessment

Task

Grammar

Vocabulary

DebateConcede

Reading

Man's Best Friend?

Level 8 Unit 11 Lesson 8

Do you do anything to help animals?

Interview

Mooooove over!

What did one cow say to the other cow?

Very Punny

What are some reasons the listener should buy a bunny?

Listening

Grammar

In the event of

Despite

so as not to

to

for

On account of

due to

Back this year, popular demand, the Redline Circus! protests and complaints from animal lovers, we were able to return this year, bigger than ever! We have three new tents and 15 new spectacles your viewing pleasure. new regulations, we will not be able to have acts with lions or elephants, but that won't stop the fun. We also must make sure to limit the number of tickets, have the tents too crowded. all the tickets selling out, we will schedule another show. Buy your ticket now in order experience the best show in the world!

Clauses

Even though he fell into the machine,

Overcoming

But then,

Reading

How do you know if an animal is suffering?

Prereading

entertainment. I wish this activity could be abolished. Rodeos shouldn’t be allowed to continue. The way the animals are treated is so hard to watch.

abolished

Sean writes: I just went to my very first rodeo, and I have to say that it is a horrible, terrible activity. I can’t believe all of those animals are made to suffer so much just for a little bit of human

My 2 Cents

living conditions. A lot of the cowboys really love their animals and have a strong bond with them. I have never seen anyone mistreat an animal in a rodeo.

bond

Michelle argues: What are you talking about? Animals aren’t abused in rodeos. If anything, the riders and organisers take special care of the animals and make sure they have good food, comfortable

are forced into a little pen, where they get a person tied to them. Then the whole spectacle revolves around them trying to make this situation stop. It’s barbaric!

spectacle

Sean continues: That may be true, but during the actual event, you can’t argue that the animals are not well-treated. They are tied up into an uncomfortable position, to make sure that they are aggressive and ready to buck. Then they

to its pen where it is washed, fed healthy food, and allowed to sleep. I really don’t see any problem with this sport at all. Plus, it is a big industry. A lot of people’s livelihood depends on the sports done with these horses.

fed

Michelle answers: Well, it’s not like it is that big of a deal. The whole thing is only about a minute long, so it’s not like the animal is truly suffering. It has a couple minutes of discomfort and then goes back

We should absolutely abolish the sport of rodeo. The horses that are used are suffering terriblly during the event.

I agree that the spectacle might be dangerous, but more for the cowboy than for the horse.

You may think that they are suffering, but really there is a strong bond and the riders take good care of their animals.

You might think they are taking good are of them, but how can they force them into such a dangerous specacle?

Michelle

Sean

Concede

Vocabulary

product to enhance beauty

the industry of making medicines

containing medicine

morally correct

Matching

ethical

cosmetic

medicated

pharmaceutical

economic activity around one event

withheld food

prohibit

the way something is cared for

Matching

treatment

ban

industry

starved

event that is exciting to watch

completely eliminated

gave food

a strong connection

Matching

fed

spectacle

bond

abolished

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Quicksand
black
20
gauche
avec
1000
1

knelt
hesitant
beads
lurched
tipped
flaming
pedal
collar
rewarded
tank
patiently
spectacular

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Teacher Tips

Debate

ClausesAssessment

knelt, hesitant, beads, lurchedtipped, flaming, pedal, collarrewarded, tank, patiently, spectacularpharmaceutical, medicated, cosmetic, ethicalindustry, ban, starved, treatmentbond, barbaric, abolished, fed

Assessment

Task

Grammar

Vocabulary

DebateConcede

Reading

Man's Best Friend?

Level 8 Unit 11 Lesson 8

Do you do anything to help animals?

Interview

Mooooove over!

What did one cow say to the other cow?

Very Punny

What are some reasons the listener should buy a bunny?

Listening

Grammar

In the event of

Despite

so as not to

to

for

On account of

due to

Clauses

Even though he fell into the machine,

Overcoming

But then,

Reading

How do you know if an animal is suffering?

Prereading

entertainment. I wish this activity could be abolished. Rodeos shouldn’t be allowed to continue. The way the animals are treated is so hard to watch.

abolished

Sean writes: I just went to my very first rodeo, and I have to say that it is a horrible, terrible activity. I can’t believe all of those animals are made to suffer so much just for a little bit of human

My 2 Cents

living conditions. A lot of the cowboys really love their animals and have a strong bond with them. I have never seen anyone mistreat an animal in a rodeo.

bond

Michelle argues: What are you talking about? Animals aren’t abused in rodeos. If anything, the riders and organisers take special care of the animals and make sure they have good food, comfortable

are forced into a little pen, where they get a person tied to them. Then the whole spectacle revolves around them trying to make this situation stop. It’s barbaric!

spectacle

Sean continues: That may be true, but during the actual event, you can’t argue that the animals are not well-treated. They are tied up into an uncomfortable position, to make sure that they are aggressive and ready to buck. Then they

to its pen where it is washed, fed healthy food, and allowed to sleep. I really don’t see any problem with this sport at all. Plus, it is a big industry. A lot of people’s livelihood depends on the sports done with these horses.

fed

Michelle answers: Well, it’s not like it is that big of a deal. The whole thing is only about a minute long, so it’s not like the animal is truly suffering. It has a couple minutes of discomfort and then goes back

We should absolutely abolish the sport of rodeo. The horses that are used are suffering terriblly during the event.

I agree that the spectacle might be dangerous, but more for the cowboy than for the horse.

You may think that they are suffering, but really there is a strong bond and the riders take good care of their animals.

You might think they are taking good are of them, but how can they force them into such a dangerous specacle?

Michelle

Sean

Concede

Vocabulary

product to enhance beauty

the industry of making medicines

containing medicine

morally correct

Matching

ethical

cosmetic

medicated

pharmaceutical

economic activity around one event

withheld food

prohibit

the way something is cared for

Matching

treatment