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What is it ?

television

internet

radio

newspaper

Mass media

Unit 7: THE MASS MEDIA

SPEAKING

TASK 1: work in pairs. Which of the following are the types of the mass media ? Put a tick () next to the words.

dictionary

television

films

books

magazines

radio

newspaper

plays

internet

vocabulay

Aurally [ 'ɔ:rəli ] (adv): b»ng thÝnh gi¸c ( through ears)

Visually [ 'viʒuəli ] (adv): b»ng thÞ gi¸c (through eyes)

Orally [ 'ɔ:rəli ] (adv): b»ng miÖng (through mouth)

Information [,infə'mei∫n ] (n): th«ng tin

Receive [ ri'si:v ] (v): tiÕp nhËn

Deliver [ di'livə ] (v): chuyÓn t¶i

Provide [ prə'vaid ] (v): cung cÊp

Present [ pri'zent ] (v): hiÓn thÞ

Feature [ 'fi:t∫ə: ] (n) ®iÓm ®Æc tr ng

Have something in common: cã ®iÓm chung

•Provide information and entertainment orally ( through mouth)

•Receive information aurally (through ears)

•Present information and entertainment visually ( through eyes)

•Receive information visually ( through eyes)

•Present information and entertainment orally (through mouths)

and visually (through eyes)

•Get information aurally (through ears) and visually

•Provide/ deliver information and entertainment

Task 2: Match the information with the pictures

Common feature:

1.What are different types of the mass media?

2.What feature(s) do they have in common?

3. What are their distinctive features?

Task 3: works in groups. Talk about different types of the mass media. Answer the following question

1. What are different types of mass media ?

The different types of mass media are the types which provide in formation and entertainment orally and visually, that is we receive or get the information and entertainment through ears, eyes or mouth.

2. What features do they have in common ?

The feature these types of the mass media have in common is they provide information and entertainment to people.

3. What are their distinctive features?

The radio provides information and entertainment orally and we receive them aurally/ through our ears.

• Newspapers presents information and entertainment visually and we receive them visually/ through our eyes.

• Television presents information and entertainment orally and visually. We get information aurally and visually.

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