Kamali Signal: Engelska Årskurs 9

Den Ultimata Guiden till Nationella Provet i Engelska
1. Auflage 2024
ISBN: 978-91-8097-650-3
Verlag: BoD - Books on Demand
Format: EPUB
Kopierschutz: 6 - ePub Watermark

E-Book, Swedish, Band -, 428 Seiten

Reihe: Signal: Nationella Provet

Med mer än 120 uppgifter är Signal: Engelska Årskurs 9 din följeslagare på resan mot att bemästra engelska inför nationella provet. Engelska kan vara utmanande, men med rätt verktyg och övning kan alla elever nå framgång. Här hittar du noggrant utvalda exempel och övningar som speglar frågorna på provet, vilket hjälper dig att steg för steg stärka dina kunskaper och färdigheter. Vad du kan förvänta dig: Speaking: Övningar och exempel som hjälper dig att uttrycka dig flytande och självsäkert. Reading: Läsförståelseövningar som förbättrar din förmåga att analysera och tolka texter. Writing: Uppgifter som utvecklar din skrivförmåga och förbereder dig för att skriva olika typer av texter. Den här boken fungerar som en studieguide och en värdefull resurs för att förbereda dig för nationella provet och hjälpa dig att uppnå högre resultat. Kom ihåg att varje steg du tar för att förbereda dig tar dig närmare att bli en mästare i engelska. Så här använder du boken: Focus: Varje kapitel börjar med en kort genomgång och exempel på viktiga koncept. Ankaruppgifter: Uppgifter liknande de på nationella provet, med stegvisa lösningar. Övningsblad: Praktiska övningar för att tillämpa och förbättra dina färdigheter. Facit: Svar på alla uppgifter för att kontrollera dina framsteg.

David Kamali är grundare och VD för KAMALI Organisation, samt en mångfacetterad entreprenör, poet, pedagog och författare till böckerna "Her Melanin, Her Skin", "Poemless Nights", och "Signal Series". Han tror starkt på att varje individ har en unik berättelse och använder sin egen för att inspirera och stärka unga människor. Han innehar en kandidatexamen i matematik från Lunds universitet, en kandidatexamen i engelska och litteratur från Mittuniversitetet, samt en ämneslärarexamen från Luleå tekniska universitet.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Kamali, David

Leseproben

1.3 Övningsblad
Question 1: Travel and Adventure
You are going to talk about travel and adventure – for you and for other people around the world. BE ACTIVE AND SPEAK ENGLISH ALL THE TIME! Warm-up Talk about your travel experiences – take turns to tell each other about: Your favorite travel destination A memorable travel experience Places you want to visit Do this now Pick a card and read the statement aloud Say if you agree or disagree – explain why and give examples Ask what your friend thinks and why Pick another card and read the question aloud Discuss your own opinions about the question – and also what other opinions there are Card 1: Traveling abroad is essential for a well-rounded education. Agree? Disagree? Explain why and give examples. What does your friend think? Card 2: Tourism has a negative impact on the environment. Agree? Disagree? Explain why and give examples. What does your friend think? Card 3: It’s better to travel alone than with a group. Agree? Disagree? Explain why and give examples. What does your friend think? Card 4: Adventure sports are too dangerous. Agree? Disagree? Explain why and give examples. What does your friend think? Card 5: Cultural exchange programs are valuable experiences. Agree? Disagree? Explain why and give examples. What does your friend think? Card 6: It’s important to learn the local language when traveling to a new country. Agree? Disagree? Explain why and give examples. What does your friend think? Card 7: Traveling by train is better than traveling by plane. Agree? Disagree? Explain why and give examples. What does your friend think? Card 8: Tourist attractions are overrated. Agree? Disagree? Explain why and give examples. What does your friend think? Card 9: Backpacking is the best way to travel. Agree? Disagree? Explain why and give examples. What does your friend think? Card 10: Traveling helps you understand other cultures better. Agree? Disagree? Explain why and give examples. What does your friend think? Card 11: Budget travel is more fun than luxury travel. Agree? Disagree? Explain why and give examples. What does your friend think? Card 12: Virtual reality travel experiences will replace real travel. Agree? Disagree? Explain why and give examples. What does your friend think? Card 13: What are the benefits and challenges of solo travel? Discuss your own opinions about this question and also what other opinions there are. Card 14: How can we travel more sustainably? Discuss your own opinions about this question and also what other opinions there are. Card 15: What are the pros and cons of traveling during off-peak seasons? Discuss your own opinions about this question and also what other opinions there are. Card 16: Travel and Adventure — What would you like to discuss? Make up your own question about it. Card 17: How has travel changed in the last decade? Discuss your own opinions about this question and also what other opinions there are. Card 18: What does travel mean to you? Discuss your own opinions about this question and also what other opinions there are. Card 19: What are the best ways to experience a new culture? Discuss your own opinions about this question and also what other opinions there are. Card 20: How can travel contribute to personal growth? Discuss your own opinions about this question and also what other opinions there are. Question 2: Technology and the Future
You are going to talk about technology and the future – for you and for other people around the world. BE ACTIVE AND SPEAK ENGLISH ALL THE TIME! Warm-up Talk about your experience with technology – take turns to tell each other about: Your favorite piece of technology How technology has changed your life A technological advancement you are excited about Do this now Pick a card and read the statement aloud Say if you agree or disagree – explain why and give examples Ask what your friend thinks and why Pick another card and read the question aloud Discuss your own opinions about the question – and also what other opinions there are Card 1: Artificial intelligence will surpass human intelligence. Agree? Disagree? Explain why and give examples. What does your friend think? Card 2: Robots will replace most jobs in the future. Agree? Disagree? Explain why and give examples. What does your friend think? Card 3: Self-driving cars are safer than human-driven cars. Agree? Disagree? Explain why and give examples. What does your friend think? Card 4: The internet has made people more connected but less social. Agree? Disagree? Explain why and give examples. What does your friend think? Card 5: Virtual reality will become a major part of our daily lives. Agree? Disagree? Explain why and give examples. What does your friend think? Card 6: Space exploration is worth the cost. Agree? Disagree? Explain why and give examples. What does your friend think? Card 7: Technology is making people lazy. Agree? Disagree? Explain why and give examples. What does your friend think? Card 8: Technology can solve the world’s biggest problems. Agree? Disagree? Explain why and give examples. What does your friend think? Card 9: Digital currencies will replace traditional money. Agree? Disagree? Explain why and give examples. What does your friend think? Card 10: Online privacy is a thing of the past. Agree? Disagree? Explain why and give examples. What does your friend think? Card 11: 3D printing will revolutionize manufacturing. Agree? Disagree? Explain why and give examples. What does your friend think? Card 12: Smart homes are the future of living. Agree? Disagree? Explain why and give examples. What does your friend think? Card 13: What are the benefits and risks of biotechnology? Discuss your own opinions about this question and also what other opinions there are. Card 14: How can we ensure ethical use of artificial intelligence? Discuss your own opinions about this question and also what other opinions there are. Card 15: What will the future of education look like with technological advancements? Discuss your own opinions about this question and also what other opinions there are. Card 16: Technology and the Future — What would you like to discuss? Make up your own question about it. Card 17: How will wearable technology change our daily lives? Discuss your own opinions about this question and also what other opinions there are. Card 18: What does the future of communication look like? Discuss your own opinions about this question and also what other opinions there are. Card 19: What are the potential impacts of quantum computing? Discuss your own opinions about this question and also what other opinions there are. Card 20: How can technology contribute to sustainable development? Discuss your own opinions about this question and also what other opinions there are. Question 3: Education and Learning
You are going to talk about education and learning – for you and for other people around the world. BE ACTIVE AND SPEAK ENGLISH ALL THE TIME! Warm-up Talk about your educational experiences – take turns to tell each other about: Your favorite subject in school A teacher who inspired you A memorable learning experience Do this now Pick a card and read the statement aloud Say if you agree or disagree – explain why and give examples Ask what your friend thinks and why Pick another card and read the question aloud Discuss your own opinions about the question – and also what other opinions there are Card 1: Homework is essential for learning. Agree? Disagree? Explain why and give examples. What does your friend think? Card 2: Schools should focus more on life skills than academic subjects. Agree?...