广东省深圳市九年级英语全册 Chapter 5 Surprises at the studio More practice教学课件 牛津深圳版.pptVIP

1. Does the table give the same information as the two paragraphs? 2. Is it shorter? 3. Is it clearer? 4. What is the title of the table? Yes, it does. Yes, it is. Yes, it is. TV viewing habits. * 5. How many columns has it got? 6. What are the titles of the columns? Three. Ages, average hours of viewing every night, and favourite shows. * B Read this notice from the Film Society and then rewrite it in the form of a table below. FILM SOCIETY The film Day of the Dragon will be shown on Friday 28 October at 5.30 p.m. in Room 36B. * Seats will be available for 86 people. Admission is free for members of the Film Society. Others who wish to attend will have to pay ￥5. Tickets are available from our Secretary, Janet Li, Class 3, Grade 9. Paul Fang Chairman * FILM SOCIETY Here are the details of our next film show. Name of film: Date: Time: Place: Number of seats available: Admission — Members: — Others: Tickets available from: Paul Fang Chairman Friday 28 October 5.30 p.m. Room 36B 86 free ￥5 Janet Li Day of the Dragon * C Read Simon’s report on students’ evening activities, and make a table containing Simon’s information. Use the notes below to help you. * I interviewed students from Grades 7, 8 and 9 about their evening activities. I found that the Grade 7 students spent and average of the hour every night watching TV, half an hour listening to the radio or tapes, and one hour reading. * The Grade 8 students spent one and a half hours watching TV while the Grade 9 students spent one hour. The Grade 8 students listened to the radio or tapes for one hour and read for one hour. The Grade 9 students spent one hour listening to the radio or tapes and two hours reading. * Give the table a short title. Decide on the number of columns you will need. Give each column a short title. Put in the figures. * Students’ evening activities Grade