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Embarkation Navigation Resources Mapping Destination Romeo and Julie by Shakespeare Work in pairs and discuss the quotation. Decide whether you agree or not. Then work in groups and find out about others’ answers. What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet. Romeo and Julie by Shakespeare Montagu Juliet Capulet Romeo Baker Capulet Romeo Montagu Hate Love Love What does your name mean? Work in pairs. Ask and answer questions like in an interview. Then switch roles to act out the conversation. For example: 1 What does your name mean? 2 Do you know any stories associated with it? 3 Why did your parents give you that name? 4 Do you like it? What does your name mean? A: Can you tell me what your name means? B: Of course. My name is Wang Feiyan. Feiyan can be translated as “a flying swallow”. A: Ok, then do you know any stories associated with it? B: Yes, I know it is a very old name which sounds rather heroic. A: Do you mind telling me why your parents gave you that name? B: I think my mother found it in a novel and liked it. A: And I hope you don’t mind asking, but do you like it? B: Well, I don’t often think about it, but, yes, it gives a nice impression of an adventurous person. Famous by a single name Work in pairs and answer the questions. What is the difference between a given name and a surname? How many famous people who are known by a single name can you think of? Famous by a single name What is the difference between a given name and a surname? Given name distinguish among individuals Surname belong to a family group Famous by a single name How many famous people who are known by a single name can you think of? Yao Sade Iman Famous by a single name Shaq Ronaldo Eminem Famous by a single name Sting Cher Madonna Origins for these surnames Work in five groups and discuss which is the most common. Smith Walker Lee Turner Simpson Taylor White Hill