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    This document is a lesson plan for an advanced English course about books. It includes a warm up section with discussion questions about books. It then previews a TED talk called "Why books are here to stay" and lists 5 questions for students to predict the answers to before watching the video. The questions relate to how books are like people, why early books were luxury items, why paper covers used to be thrown away, the relationship between readers and authors, and attractive features of traditional books versus e-books.

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    This document is a lesson plan for an advanced English course about books. It includes a warm up section with discussion questions about books. It then previews a TED talk called "Why books are here to stay" and lists 5 questions for students to predict the answers to before watching the video. The questions relate to how books are like people, why early books were luxury items, why paper covers used to be thrown away, the relationship between readers and authors, and attractive features of traditional books versus e-books.

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    This document is a lesson plan for an advanced English course about books. It includes a warm up section with discussion questions about books. It then previews a TED talk called "Why books are here to stay" and lists 5 questions for students to predict the answers to before watching the video. The questions relate to how books are like people, why early books were luxury items, why paper covers used to be thrown away, the relationship between readers and authors, and attractive features of traditional books versus e-books.

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    Books: Warm Up

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    This document is a lesson plan for an advanced English course about books. It includes a warm up section with discussion questions about books. It then previews a TED talk called "Why books are here to stay" and lists 5 questions for students to predict the answers to before watching the video. The questions relate to how books are like people, why early books were luxury items, why paper covers used to be thrown away, the relationship between readers and authors, and attractive features of traditional books versus e-books.

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    Lesson code: 11I7-D548-CNMC Advanced (C1-C2)
    British English

    1 Warm up

    1. What was the last book you read, in any language?


    2. Explain what this expression means: Never judge a book by its cover. Do you agree?
    3. Think of five things that the front and back of a book cover usually include.

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    You are going to watch a TED talk from the Small Thing, Big Idea series called, "Why books are here
    to stay." Before you watch, read these questions and try to predict the answers. Then watch and check
    your ideas.

    1. In what ways is a book like a person?

    Video

    2. Why were early books luxury items?

    3. Why did people use to throw away the paper covers of their books?

    4. What relationship do readers have with authors through their books?

    5. What attractive features do traditional books have, as opposed to e-books?


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    Review your flashcards at least 3-5 times a week for 20 minutes to keep the material fresh in your memory.
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