Bài giảng Tiếng Anh 12 unit 12: Water sports

Welcome to class 12 ! Chu Đức Dũng DIVING JET SKIING SCUBA DIVING (SELF CONTAINED UNDERWATER BREATHING APPARATUS) WINDSURFING ROWING What kind of sport are these? UNIT 12 Reading: WATER SPORTS Water polo goalie white cap blue cap red cap Task Work in pairs Match the words in column A with their meanings in column B A advance /a:/ opponent / ±U/ penalize /i:/ a b c eject /e/ foul /aU/ e tie /ai/ f d B to punish a team or player who breaks the rules an action in sports that is against the rules to make someone leave a game someone who tries to defeat another person in a competition a situation in a game when two teams have the same scores to move (something) forward Congratutions! This is a lucky animal Congratutions This is a lucky animal Congratutions This is a lucky animal Task Work in pairs Ask and answer the following questions Where can people play water polo? In a pool Where is the ball when the game starts? In the centre of the pool How can the ball be advanced? By passing with one hand or swimming with the head above the water or the ball between the arms so it rides on the wave created by the swimmer’s head Which players are allowed to hold the ball with both hands? Only the goalie What happens to the player who commits five personal fouls? He is ejected How long does a game of water polo usually last? It is divided into quarters ranging from to minutes in length, depending on the level of play Task Work in groups Make a comparison between football and water polo Football Places to play Number of players Main rules Length of game -on the ground/pitch Water polo - in a pool Task Work in groups Make a comparison between football and water polo Football Water polo Places to play -on the ground/pitch - In a pool Number of players - 11 -7 Main rules - By foot - Only the goalie can touch the ball by hand - Fouls: + touching the ball by hand + interfere with the offensive player’s body - By hand - Only the goalie can hold the ball with both hands - Fouls: + holding the ball with two hands + punching the ball + interfere with the offensive player’s body - a player committing fouls is ejected - a player receiving a red card is ejected Length of game - halves, 45 minutes - quarters, from to each minutes each Important Rules: Players can touch the ball with only ONE HAND Players cannot stand on the bottom of the pool (This is not entirely true, but it is the way we will play) Players are allowed only TWO major fouls during a game On the third, the player is ejected If a defender interferes with a free throw, it is a MAJOR foul (ejection) Examples of Major Fouls: If the offensive player intentionally comes in contact with the defensive player: Holding on to the offensive player: Examples of Major Fouls: Interfering with a free throw: Pulling back on a player: Examples of Major Fouls: Sinking a player: Misconduct (foul language, etc.) Leaving the ejection area illegally Examples of Referee Signals: Ball Under Minor Foul Off the Bottom Ejections - Single and Double Jump Ball (Neutral Throw) Homework: - Redo the reading text - Learn some new vocabulary Thank you very much Have a nice day! [...]... game of water polo usually last? It is divided into quarters ranging from 5 to 8 minutes in length, depending on the level of play Task 4 Work in groups Make a comparison between football and water polo Football Places to play Number of players Main rules Length of game -on the ground/pitch Water polo - in a pool Task 4 Work in groups Make a comparison between football and water polo Football Water. .. answer the following questions 1 Where can people play water polo? 2 Where is the ball when the game starts? 3 How can the ball be advanced? 4 Which players are allowed to hold the ball with both hands? 5 What happens to the player who commits five personal fouls? 6 How long does a game of water polo usually last? PLAY A GAME 1 Where can people play water polo? In a pool 2 Where is the ball when the game... pool 3 How can the ball be advanced? By passing with one hand or swimming with the head above the water or the ball between the arms so it rides on the wave created by the swimmer’s head 4 Which players are allowed to hold the ball with both hands? Only the goalie He is ejected 6 How long does a game of water polo usually last? It is divided into quarters ranging from 5 to 8 minutes in length, depending... Congratutions This is a lucky animal Task 3 Work in pairs Ask and answer the following questions 1 Where can people play water polo? In a pool 2 Where is the ball when the game starts? In the centre of the pool 3 How can the ball be advanced? By passing with one hand or swimming with the head above the water or the ball between the arms so it rides on the wave created by the swimmer’s head 4 Which players are... punish a team or player who breaks the rules an action in sports that is against the rules to make someone leave a game someone who tries to defeat another person in a competition a situation in a game when two teams have the same scores to move (something) forward Task 2 Complete the following sentences, using the information from the passage 1 Water polo is played in a pool _ metres 1.8 deep, ... column A with their meanings in column B A 1 advance /a:/ 2 opponent / ±U/ 3 penalize /i:/ a b c 4 eject /e/ 5 foul /aU/ e 6 tie /ai/ f d B to punish a team or player who breaks the rules an action in sports that is against the rules to make someone leave a game someone who tries to defeat another person in a competition a situation in a game when two teams have the same scores to move (something) forward...1 The ball can be advanced advance by passing with one hand or swimming with the head above the water and the ball between the arms 2 Defensive players are not allowed to interfere with the opponent’s movements unless opponent the player is holding the ball 3 Major foul fouls are penalize penalized... a player is eject ejected after committing five personal fouls tie there are two 4 After a tie, overtime periods of three minutes each a to punish a team or player who breaks the rules b an action in sports that is against the rules c to make someone leave a game d someone who tries to defeat another person in a competition e a situation in a game when two teams have the same scores f to move (something)