Maker 02 Teacher's Guide Unit 4

I Wonder 7 Write a question about what life was like 70 years ago in your country. Then look for the answer. Great! Interact 99 99 React! 6 Write a comment about the video. @roono_attan I’m in shock! Why would anyone decide to take part in a TV show like that!?! @suzana_gh07 I absolutely loved the show! I couldn’t stop watching it! It’s brilliant! @macl 2005 I think I wouldn’t survive a day in the past! Life now is so much easier! @bobbysir It may be interesting, but I’m not sure if I would like living in the past. 1 Look at the images and answer the questions with a classmate. 1 Can you name these objects? 2 Which of the objects still exist(s) in a more modern version? 3 Are there other objects nowadays with the same function as the ones in the images? 2 Watch part of an episode of a British TV show. What is the show about? 3 What items does the family have access to? Watch the video again and write the items in the correct column. bathroom beds big houses bunkers dessert food mattresses TV windows 4 Which meal used to be prepared for Caribbean immigrants on their first night in London? 5 Think and answer. Then talk to a classmate. 1 During the meal, the father asks if he can have seconds. What does it mean? 2 The boy says the food is “bland”. Does it mean they like it or not? 3 What kind of food would you miss if you were in their shoes? Has access Doesn’t have access FIRST MOVE Open answers. Open answers. 1 typewriter; 2 photograph viewer; 3 floppy disk; 4 telephone; 5 washing machine Yes, there are: computer and printer (typewriter), flash drive (floppy disk) and cell phone (telephone). The telephone and the washing machine. It’s a reality show about a modern family experimenting with how life was in the 1940s. beds, bunkers, dessert, food, mattresses bathroom, big houses, TV, windows A small piece of beef, two potatoes, peas, cabbage. For dessert, sweet pudding and custard. The father is asking if he can have another plate of food. Open answers. The parents seem to like the food. The kids, however, don’t seem to like it that much. They add salt and make faces while eating it. 51 RTV