News Item Part 1, 2, and 3

News Item

News Item Part 1

Practice 1, 2 & 3 (page 9-15)

Practice 1

Practice 2

Practice 3

Exercise Part D, & E (page 16-17)

Part D

Part E

News Item Part 2

Practice 1 (Page 19-21)

Exercise Part D & E (Page 22-26)

Part D

Event	Who	When	Where	How
The discovery of a corpse in a boarding house near the house	man (35-36) y.o (Unknown))	February 2021 (Mid day)	On street Moh Ali, Johar baru, District	at that time, everyone was talking about the smell of carrion which was thought to be a rat carcass, I also smelled the smell from inside my room whose window I deliberately opened every day. finally one of the residents of the boarding house tried to see and check the source of the smell. However, unexpectedly, it turned out that the smell of the carcass was apparently a corpse that had been lying in the boarding room for 3 days. Residents immediately called the police to identify the body. and after 2 hours the police processed the scene, finally the body was taken to the hospital to be identified

Part E 

Practice 1 

What's happening?  no littering in khao yai national park

Who is involved?  National park authorities Minister of the Environment Violators police

Where is this happening? in this Thai national park (Khao Yai)

When is it happening? -

Why is it happening?  Park authorities say leftover trash can be very dangerous for animals that might try to eat them.

 

Practice 2

News Worthy Event	Backgrounds
Text 1. If you litter in this Thai national park, your rubbish may just come back to haunt you. Well, not exactly haunt, but it'll be shipped to your home as a pointed reminder that when out in nature, you had better clean up after yourself. Authorities in the popular Khao Yai National Park near Bangkok will start sending rubbish back to litterers, Thailand's environment minister said. Offenders will also be registered with the police.	Visitors to the park have to register with their addresses, making it easy for rangers to track them down if they leave rubbish behind. Environment Minister Varawut Silpa- archa posted pictures of litter collected in cardboard parcels ready to be shipped on his Facebook account. "Your trash - we'll send it back to you," the post warns, reminding people that littering in a national park is an offence and punishable with up to five years in prison and hefty fines. the box in the Facebook post contains a polite note saying: "You forgot these things at Khao Yai National Park". Park authorities say the rubbish left behind can be particularly dangerous for animals who may try to eat it. Khao Yai National Park which is north- east of the Thai capital Bangkok stretches across more than 2,000 sq km (770 sq miles) and is very popular with hikers. It's the oldest national park in Thailand and known for its waterfalls, animals and scenery
Text 2. A teenager became famous overnight in China when she saved a suicidal stranger - by kissing him on the lips. Liu Wenxiu, 19, was shopping with a friend at a mall in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, when she saw a crowd of people watching a man hanging on to the barrier of the highest floor.	"The young man was on the outside of the barrier and was holding a knife to his chest but nobody seemed to be trying to talk him round," she said. "I wanted to help him but the police wouldn't let me through so I lied and told them he was my boyfriend and that he wanted to kill himself because of me. "They let me talk to him and he told me he was sad because he was from a family too and understood him perfectly." Liu then surprised everyone - especially the young man - by stepping forward, putting her arms around him and giving him a kiss. A fireman took advantage of the distraction and dashed forward to grab hold of the man and pull him to safety. "His story touched me, and I felt like I really was his girlfriend and I could help him," said Liu afterwards. broken family. I'm also from a broken family too and understood him perfectly." Liu then surprised everyone - especially the young man - by stepping forward, putting her arms around him and giving him a kiss. A fireman took advantage of the distraction and dashed forward to grab hold of the man and pull him to safety. "His story touched me, and I felt like I really was his girlfriend and I could help him," said Liu afterwards. It kept the Argentine out of the final 10 games of City's domestic campaign as well their two Champions League matches in August. Guardiola says he is now uncertain whether City's 32-year-old record goalscorer will be fit until November. "We knew the injury was difficult," said Guardiola. "He still hasn't had one training session with us and Sergio is not a guy who regains his physical condition quickly. He has been out for a long time, so maybe in one or two months he will be ready."

Practice 3

Questions :

1. What is the news about?

2. How did the girl help the young man??

3. Where was the accident taken?

4. What did the crowd see ?

5. What made the girl save the young man?

Answer :  

1. About a girl saves stranger man with the kiss

2. trying to talk him, and giving him a kiss.

3. at a mall in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province

4. watching a man hanging on to the barrier of the highest floor.

5. She wanted to help him, and he was sad because he was from a broken family. She also told him about herself from a broken family too and understood it perfectly

News Item Part 3