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1、教師學(xué)科教案20 -20學(xué)年度第一學(xué)期任教學(xué)科:任教年級:任教老師:xx市實驗學(xué)校Lesson 1. Time arrangementPart I : Listen to the material (40mins)Part H : English Discussion(lh) .Teaching Objective1. Listening to the tape and watching video, so as to get interested in listening and talking in English, and then develop the interest in Eng

2、lish learning.2. To understand the materials listened .esp difficult sentences.3. To share their opinions about fashion.4. To practice role-playing on related materialsID. Teaching ProceduresStep One: BBC English- Fashion VictimNeil: You're listening to Real English from BBC Learning English. I&

3、#39;m Neil.Helen: 大家好 , 我是 Helen, 希望在今天的地道英語中您能學(xué)到實用的新表達。Neil: Are you a fashion victim Helen?Helen: I'm not sure. 我挺喜歡時裝的。Neil: A fashion victim is someone who always wears the most fashionable clothes, or follows the latest fads.Helen: Fads -短期的流行趨勢。喜歡時尚難道是件壞事嗎？為什么這些追求時尚的人被稱為 victims 犧牲者，受害者呢?N

4、eil: They are fashion vict ims because they wear things which don st uit them, or look ridiculous, just because they are in fashion.Helen: Ah, 原來這些人盲目地追求時尚，沒有考慮新潮流的時裝到底適不適合他們。Neil: A fashion victim might wear something very unflattering, just because it's fashionable.Helen: Unflattering -不合身的，突出

5、自己缺點的。ExampleA: Look at Lucy. Doesn't she look ridiculous in that dress? It doesn't suit her at all.B: Yeah she's only wearing it because she saw it in a magazine. She's such a fashion victim.Helen: 我們復(fù)習(xí)一下，今天我們學(xué)到的新表達是Neil: Fashion victim.Helen: 時尚犧牲者，指的是那些盲目追求時尚的人，對時尚其實并沒有真正的理解。Neil:

6、 Goodbye.Helen: 我們下次節(jié)目再見!(I) Vocabulary1. fashion victim: 時尚犧牲者2. he latest fads: 短期的流行趨勢3. Unflattering ：不合身的，突出自己缺點的(II) Background Notes The Year Of Dressing Ridiculously-Power shoulders 大墊肩，towering platform shoes 松糕鞋，leg warmers 暖腿套 , andwomen's blazers cut for football players 穿起來感覺像橄欖球運動員

7、的帶墊肩女士短上衣，Skinny jeans for men 男士煙管牛仔褲I've compiled a list of the worst - and best - trends of 2009. 我列舉了一些2009 年的最差和最佳著裝。unless your budget is unlimited, super-trendy styles are what H&M, Zara and Target weremade for. Save your luxury dollars for clothes that won't make you cringe.：除非你的

8、置裝預(yù)算多得沒邊，否則，你要知道真正超級時尚風(fēng)范是由H&M 、 Zara 和 Target 等品牌創(chuàng)造的。你還是把你打算花在奢侈品上的銀子省下來，買些不會讓你看起來招人煩的衣裳吧。The Bad and the Ugly-KILLER BOOTIES. 粗跟短靴we should wonder what it says that so many stylish women have been clomping aroundlike draft horses in giant ankle-boots that are often adorned with buckles, straps

9、and fringe.我們應(yīng)該想想那么多時髦女子穿著這種粗笨、僅到腳踝、還多半裝點著扣子、皮帶和流蘇的大號靴子，活像拉車的馬一樣拖著沉重的腳步走來走去到底說明了什么育人猶如春風(fēng)化雨，授業(yè)不惜蠟炬成灰- -SKINNY JEANS FOR MEN.男士煙管牛仔褲- -SHORT SHORTS WITH TIGHTS.熱褲搭配連褲襪Unless you are six feet tall and resemble a fashion model, this look's chunky horizontal blocks of color will make you look several

10、 inches shorter and wider. See skirts with booties. 除非你身高6英尺，有著模特兒般的好身材。這身裝扮中大塊橫向延展的色彩會使你看上 去在變矮了幾英寸的同時又加寬了幾英寸。在這一問題上你可以參考短靴與短裙的搭配。- -POWER SHOULDERS.超級大墊肩- -NECKTIE BLOUSES.領(lǐng)結(jié)上衣- -HAREM PANTS. 燈籠褲Let's not get started on these baggy-bottomed trousers, which really don't look flattering, eve

11、n if you can emerge from a small bottle and grant us three wishes. Not even if Giorgio Armani designed them.我們還是別提這種臀部像口袋一樣的褲子了吧，它真的不好看，就算您穿著它從瓶子里鉆出來、能實現(xiàn)我三個心愿，我也不能說您好看；就算它是阿瑪尼 (Giorgio Armani)設(shè)計的，它也不好看。The Good- - 廣告狂人"復(fù)古裝(MAD MEN)。Guys hit the jackpot with this trim, minimalist take on suiting

12、 and sportswear.男士正裝和運動裝又回歸了緊身的極簡主義風(fēng)格。-perfect for theGreat Recession ,這對于大蕭條時期再合適不過了。Plus it brought back fedoras andpork-pie hats, giving men a 'total' look and all of us another accessory to shop for.頂軟呢帽和平頂卷邊圓帽于因此重現(xiàn)江湖。- -女扮男裝 BOYFRIEND CLOTHES 。Ladies, if you haven't been stealing cl

13、othes from your men's closets this past year, you've been missing out. Unlike power shoulders, boy-cut jeans and man-style shoes are great because they can be simultaneously flattering and comfortable. 女士們，如果你今年沒有 從你家男人的衣櫥里面偷衣服的話，那你可落伍了。和權(quán)力套裝不一樣，男式仔褲和鞋子看起來很棒，因為它們集嫵媚和舒適于一身。- -白色(細亞麻)襯衣 THE (C

14、RISP) WHITE SHIRT.A winner for women of all ages that should be around for many years, the white shirt projects power and disguises a host of bodily sins.白襯衣適于各個年齡段的女性，應(yīng)該是常年必備的單品，它凸現(xiàn)出穿著者的權(quán)力感，并能掩蓋身材上的諸多缺陷。-連衣裙THE DRESS.Whether they're sheaths, wraps, nip-waisted or straight, they share a vital el

15、ement: They make women look like grown-ups rather than baby dolls. Big wide belts pull them together. (But enough with cinching those belts just below the bustline a la Michelle Obama.)無論它們是緊身的、包裹式的、收腰的還是直筒式的，它們都有一個重要的共同點，那就是穿上它女人像個成年人，而不是個娃娃人偶。一條寬腰帶可以讓人顯得很精神。(但是要束在腰部偏高的位置，就像美國第一夫人米歇爾?奧巴馬(Michelle O

16、bama) 那樣。 )-短褲裙 DRESSY SHORTS.-開襟上衣THE CARDIGAN. Let's just say a prayer: Please, let it never, ever be relegatedto just grandpas again. Amen.(III) Training Focus1. Ask the students to get the needed information;2. .Train the students abilities in filling in the missing words;(IV) Consolidation(

17、i)Questions:1. What is your fashion style?2. What are the fashion disasters in your opinion?3. What do you think of the saying- Fine clothes make the ma隊靠衣裝 佛靠金裝 ?Step Two: Speaking Practice ?Two topics for discussion:(1) Do you have the experiences of being a fashion victim? If you do, what are the

18、y?(2) Would you like to be a person dressing elegantly? And do you think it is good for you?Step Three:Process1. Ask the students to listen to the video three times to fill in the missing sentences;2. The teacher check the answers;3. Let the students watch the short play again and do some note-takin

19、g, and then ask some students to tell its main idea;Lesson 2I . Time arrangementPart I : Listen to the material (40mins)Part H : English Discussion(lh) .Teaching Objective1. Listening to the tape and watching video, so as to get interested in listening and talking in English, and then develop the in

20、terest in English learning.2. To understand the materials listened .esp difficult sentences.3. To share their opinions about fashion.4. To practice role-playing on related materialsID. Teaching Procedures育人猶如春風(fēng)化雨，授業(yè)不惜蠟炬成灰Step One: VocabularyUK Graduate Tax英國的畢業(yè)稅”Proposeproposal提意建議建議（n）scheme計劃方某The

21、 UCU=The Universitiesand College Union(UCU)英國高校聯(lián)盟Miss out錯過，忽略，Glossary 同正表graduate tax 一 畢業(yè)稅lent - ®(款)tuition fees -學(xué)費proposal -提議higher-earning -高收入fairer system -更公平的體制ongoing -持續(xù)的bracing themselves -做準(zhǔn)備predicted -預(yù)言debt -債務(wù)representing -代表rebrand -新名稱milestone -里程碑to ensure -確保contribution

22、s -貢獻determined -由決定feasible -可行的radical re-think -徹底的重新思考measures -措施、方法announcement -公告Step Two: Background Introduction育人猶如春風(fēng)化雨，授業(yè)不惜蠟炬成灰英國商務(wù)大臣文思?凱博日前提議按照英國大學(xué)生畢業(yè)后的收入水平對他們征收“畢業(yè)稅”， 以代替目前的大學(xué)學(xué)費。這將是高等教育主要改革的措施之一。按照該計劃，學(xué)生無需再向政府貸款繳納學(xué)費，而是由政府直接向大學(xué)劃撥學(xué)費。學(xué)生畢業(yè)后一旦找到工作就要開始償還學(xué)費，收入越高，償還的金額越多。凱博博士在倫敦南岸大學(xué)發(fā)表演講前接受英國廣播

23、公司今日 節(jié)目采訪時說：“我們希望引入一個更加公平、結(jié)合人們實際償還能力的方案，并對其進行調(diào)研。”此外，作為削減高等教育成本的舉措之一，該計劃向大學(xué)生“推銷”兩年制的大學(xué)課程和更加靈活的業(yè)余課程。主持英國高等教育全面評估工作的布朗勛爵將對該提案進行調(diào)研，評估報告將于今年秋天公布。應(yīng)政府削減預(yù)算的要求，英格蘭高等教育基金管理委員會致信各高校通知本年度將削減2 億英鎊的預(yù)算開支，其中包括8200 萬英鎊的教學(xué)津貼。代表大學(xué)老師的英國高校聯(lián)盟告誡政府“不要試圖增加民眾的經(jīng)濟負擔(dān)”。高校聯(lián)盟的秘書長薩莉?亨特說：“如果政府認為可以通過什么畢業(yè)稅來將高額學(xué)費轉(zhuǎn)嫁至民眾身上，那簡直是在做夢。”英國自 19

24、98 年工黨執(zhí)政期間開始實行大學(xué)收費制。目前英國大學(xué)生每年需繳納3225英鎊的學(xué)費，學(xué)生畢業(yè)后年收入超過1.5 萬英鎊時開始償還這筆貸款。英國畢業(yè)稅方案胎死腹中2010-07-27來源：上海證券報作者：李俊辰李俊辰為了大學(xué)學(xué)費，本屆保守黨自民黨的聯(lián)合政府不光傷透了腦筋，還起了 “內(nèi)江”。于是今年7月中旬由主管高等教育事務(wù)的英國商業(yè)、革新和技能部大臣文斯凱布爾( Vince Cable)提出的畢業(yè)稅方案尚未推出就先被否決。英格蘭大學(xué)生雖然要繳學(xué)費，但學(xué)費由政府向?qū)W生提供貸款支付，大學(xué)生在就讀期間可以不必繳費，等于是“先享受、后付款”。對大學(xué)生而言，這是一筆很理想的交易，但就納 稅人而言，大學(xué)生在

25、就業(yè)后收入達到一定標(biāo)準(zhǔn)之后才開始還款，而且這筆教育貸款的利息比照通貨膨脹率，等于是零利率貸款。實在是一筆很不劃算的生意。自民黨的凱布爾認為， 在討論大學(xué)經(jīng)費來源時，應(yīng)“優(yōu)先考慮”畢業(yè)稅方案，但遭來許多質(zhì)疑，聯(lián)合政府內(nèi)部也有人提議讓大學(xué)發(fā)行債券來籌集資金。而聯(lián)合政府內(nèi)部最大的意見，是希望維持學(xué)生直接付款給各個大學(xué)的方式，因此畢業(yè)稅這個概念“行不通”。畢業(yè)稅和大學(xué)學(xué)費最大的不同點就是，大學(xué)學(xué)費的償還金額以每人的借貸金額為基準(zhǔn)， 而畢業(yè)稅則是畢業(yè)后收入越高者，繳費越高，甚至超過他們的學(xué)費。當(dāng)然， 這也有其爭議性和公平與否的問題。有些大學(xué)生付費比較多， 有些付費比較少，讓收入高的人繳更多畢業(yè)稅， 甚至

26、超過他們的大學(xué)學(xué)費，來補貼其他人的學(xué)費，并不是真的公平。此外，也有人擔(dān)心畢業(yè)稅會導(dǎo)致人才流失，一流人才畢業(yè)后去國外就業(yè)，英國政府什么也收不到。與大學(xué)學(xué)費不同的另外一點是，畢業(yè)稅是通過納稅的形式進了政府的國庫，然后再撥款給大學(xué)，而大學(xué)學(xué)費則是直接付款給各個大學(xué)。這筆稅收最終可能還是會撥給大學(xué)本身，但是撥多少，什么時候撥款，目前還沒有確定的說法。 更別提政府撥款給大學(xué)通常還會設(shè)立一 些附帶條件。也就是因為這個原因， 代表英國研究型大學(xué)的“羅素集團”主張允許大學(xué)收取 學(xué)費，而且上限由各大學(xué)自行設(shè)定。按照這些頂尖學(xué)府的看法，名牌大學(xué)就算收取昂貴的學(xué) 費，也不乏“顧客上門”，大學(xué)增加的收入可以設(shè)立獎學(xué)金

27、，補貼貧窮學(xué)生，這點和美國大學(xué)的做法相同。但對其他排名不那么靠前的“普通大學(xué)”來說，以學(xué)費為導(dǎo)向的高等教育市場對他們就很不利了。 對這些大學(xué)而言，畢業(yè)稅是“兩害相衡取其輕”的結(jié)果，而且實施畢業(yè)稅，實質(zhì)上意味著其他大學(xué)的畢業(yè)生在補貼他們大學(xué)生的學(xué)費。從下個學(xué)年度起，有 40%勺英格蘭大學(xué)收到的政府撥款下降，另外40%得到的政府撥款雖然有所增加，但增幅低于通貨膨脹率，等于實質(zhì)上的減少。只有20%勺大學(xué)得到的政府撥款增加幅度超過5%也就是目前的通貨膨脹率。英格蘭高等教育撥款委員會表示，政府撥 給大學(xué)和繼續(xù)教育學(xué)院的總金額達74億英鎊，這比今年三月的預(yù)估要多了 2100萬英鎊。羅素集團中只有五所大學(xué)得

28、到的撥款比去年增加，包括牛津大學(xué)，但增比低于通貨膨脹率。 倫敦政經(jīng)學(xué)院撥款減少幅度最多，比起去年要減少了6.5%,將近200萬英鎊。此外，倫敦商學(xué)院獲得的撥款更一下子減少了12%有分析人士認為，大學(xué)得到政府經(jīng)費減少，可能是因為一些經(jīng)費轉(zhuǎn)往投資與科學(xué)研究方面。那英國大學(xué)畢業(yè)生就業(yè)情況如何呢？據(jù)官方數(shù)字，去年的大學(xué)畢業(yè)生有大約 10麻今仍未找到工作。失業(yè)率同前一年的8咐目比有所上升。英國高等教育統(tǒng)計局說，這是過去七年來最高的大學(xué)畢業(yè)生失業(yè)數(shù)字。而在畢業(yè)六個月內(nèi)即找到職業(yè)的大學(xué)生比率也由前一年的 62%F降到59%大學(xué)畢業(yè)生找到工作的難易程度與他們所學(xué)專業(yè)有關(guān)。統(tǒng)計數(shù)字顯示，所 有醫(yī)學(xué)系的畢業(yè)生全部

29、就業(yè)，失業(yè)率最高的是計算機專業(yè)畢業(yè)生（17%。艱難階段失業(yè)率最低的前六名專業(yè)分別為：醫(yī)學(xué)（0%）,教育（5%）,法律（6% ,生物（9%）,語言（9% ,數(shù)學(xué)（10%。失業(yè)率最高的前六名專業(yè)分別為：計算機（17% ,傳媒（14% ,建筑、工程、藝術(shù)（均為13% ,商業(yè)（11%）。對于那些初次走出校門尋求職業(yè)的畢業(yè)生來說，目 前的確是非常艱難的階段。 學(xué)聯(lián)負責(zé)人說，大學(xué)畢業(yè)生是推動經(jīng)濟復(fù)蘇的主要動力，政府應(yīng)確保這些人的聰明才智不被浪費，努力幫助他們找到合適的職業(yè)?，F(xiàn)在，所有的討論都在等待將在保守黨10月年會之后公布的由布朗勛爵主持的大學(xué)資金和學(xué)費檢討報告。檢討報告將就大學(xué)如何籌集資金、以及是否要

30、提高目前的大學(xué)學(xué)費提出建議。目前大學(xué)學(xué)費上限是一年3225英鎊，有人估計可能會漲價至5000英鎊，甚至7000英鎊。雖然聯(lián)合政府不同意采用畢業(yè)稅來支付大學(xué)學(xué)費，但是也不希望用簡單的漲學(xué)費方式來解決問題。因為漲學(xué)費，等于撕毀了自民黨競選時主張廢除大學(xué)學(xué)費的承諾。Step Three： BBC English- UK Graduate Tax 英國的 畢業(yè)稅”Spot DictationThe UK government are 1 a graduate tax for students in the future.Currently, students are lent money from t

31、he government to 2 and they pay back themoney once they are earning over 15,000 (160,000 yuan) a year.The new 3 would see students repaying their 4 when they are working, through agraduate tax.This 5would see higher-earning graduates paying more and is said to be a 6.At the moment there is an 7 into

32、 university 8 and students are bracing themselvesfor the outcome.Graduates want fairer university funding Some have predicted that 9 could double,causing more and more students to worry about their personal student debt.The union representing lecturers, the UCU, is worried that the graduate tax 10 w

33、ouldjust be a "11" for student debt and not change the current situation.So what do students make of the graduate tax? Well the National Union of Students says they are pleased and see the proposal of a graduate tax as a12 in a campaign to ensure fairer university funding.The NUS want to m

34、ake sure that graduate 13 are determined on actual earnings.14.They have called for15.The announcement comes at the same time 16 This isdue to a record increase in the amount of people applying to go into further education.Authentic scriptThe UK government are proposing a graduate tax for students i

35、n the future.Currently, students are lent money from the government to cover fees and they pay back the money once they are earning over ?15,000 (130,000 yuan) a year.The new scheme would see students repaying their tuition fees when they are working, through a graduate tax.This proposal would see h

36、igher-earning graduates paying more and is said to be a fairer system.At the moment there is an ongoing review into university fees and students are bracing themselves for the outcome.Graduates want fairer university fundingSome have predicted that tuition fees could double, causing more and more st

37、udents to worry about their personal student debt.The union representing lecturers, the UCU, is worried that the graduate tax scheme would just be a "rebrand" for student debt and not change the current situation.So what do students make of the graduate tax? Well the National Union of Stud

38、ents says they are pleased and see the proposal of a graduate tax as a milestone in a campaign to ensure fairer university funding.The NUS want to make sure that graduate contributions are determined on actual earnings.The government still have to look into how feasible the new scheme would be but t

39、hey have stated that there needs to be a "radical re-think" on how the higher education system is funded.They have called for other measures to cut the cost of university, such as two-year degrees, more part-time and flexible courses and more students living in their family home.育人猶如春風(fēng)化雨，授

40、業(yè)不惜蠟炬成灰The announcement comes at the same time as thousands of people are set to miss out on a UK university place. This is due to a record increase in the amount of people applying to go into further education.(III) Training Focus3. Ask the students to get the needed information;4. .Train the stude

41、nts abilities in filling in the missing words;(IV) Consolidation(i)Questions:1. What is your opinion on Chinese university funding?2. How did you pay your tuition fees ?3. Do you agree to the idea about graduate tax in UK?Step Two:Process1. Ask the students to listen to the video three times to fill

42、 in the missing sentences;2. The teacher check the answers;3. Let the students watch the short play again and do some note-taking, and then ask some students to tell its main idea;Lesson 3I . Time arrangementPart I : Listen to the material (40mins)Part H : English Discussion(lh) .Teaching Objective1

43、. Listening to the tape and watching video, so as to get interested in listening and talking in English, and then develop the interest in English learning.2. To understand the materials listened .esp difficult sentences.3. To share their opinions about fashion.4. To practice role-playing on related

44、materialsID . Teaching Procedures Health: Sunbeds 健康：太陽床(I) BBC VocabularyTanned曬成株色的Achieve完成，達到opting for挑選tanning salons日曬中心desire for tannedskin渴望古銅色皮膚bronzed曬黑的trained staff專業(yè)人士self-regulation有自我規(guī)章的the British SunbedAssociation英國日光浴協(xié)會a higher risk of患上很高風(fēng)險hit headlines見諸報端unmanned無人駕駛（照管） 的taki

45、ng heed of注意；留心horrified震驚的Celebrity (ies)名流emulate模仿severe burns嚴重灼傷issued a statement發(fā)布公文melanoma惡性黑素瘤Tragedy悲劇2. Vocdbulary 詞匯A. Matth the words (1-5) witli the correct definition (a-e).為下列單詞(1-5)找出正確的定義(王£).L horrifieda. To feel unhappy because something was not as good as you had expected2

46、, furiousb. To feel anxious or concerned about something3. disappointedc. To feel angry about something4. worriedch To feel unhappy or to be without hope for- the future5. depressede. To feel shocked al?out something(II) Background Notes美國的研究者們表示， 阻止這些潛在問題的出現(xiàn)，關(guān)鍵是鼓勵人們不要使用日光浴浴床，減少患皮膚癌的風(fēng)險。英國議會上議院近來通過一項

47、提案，禁止18周歲以下人員使用日光浴浴床。皮膚學(xué)文獻集雜志公布了一項調(diào)查，在受調(diào)查的421名大學(xué)生中，其中229名大學(xué)生表 示，他們使用過日光浴浴床或者日光燈。去年，日光浴浴床的使用者們參加該類沙龍的平均次數(shù)為23次。研究者們讓這些人員填寫問卷，測試他們的行為是否成癮。根據(jù)定義標(biāo)準(zhǔn)，30麻39%勺日光浴浴床使用者被歸類為成癮。育人猶如春風(fēng)化雨，授業(yè)不惜蠟炬成灰例如，這些人員表示，因為使用日光浴浴床過度，他們感到內(nèi)疚，他們想減少使用日光浴浴床。進一步的調(diào)查表明，學(xué)生沉溺于日光浴浴床的標(biāo)準(zhǔn)，是他們有焦慮的跡象，他們還吸食毒品，如酒精和大麻?！叭諘窨駸帷眮碜约~約史隆凱特林癌癥中心的研究者們表示，在減

48、少患皮膚癌風(fēng)險的步驟當(dāng)中，需要增加日光浴浴床的成癮性，以及相關(guān)的其他上癮?！氨M管專業(yè)人士正在傳授人們健康風(fēng)險知識，關(guān)于自然紫外線輻射和非日光紫外線輻射，休閑性的曬黑活動在年輕人當(dāng)中繼續(xù)增加?！彼麄兙嬲f。他們補充道，需要調(diào)查那些經(jīng)常使用日光浴浴床的人們，確定研究焦慮和抑郁是否有用。但是，日光浴協(xié)會主席 Gary Lipman對此持懷疑態(tài)度，他說：“我不是一個科學(xué)家，但是多 年來我閱讀了相當(dāng)多的科學(xué)研究資料，所以我馬上就能發(fā)現(xiàn)，該研究如果有科學(xué)簡直的話， 也只有一點點。” 很多機構(gòu)正在爭取禁止 18周歲以下人員使用日光浴浴床， 英國癌癥研究中心就是其中之一。之前有報道說，英格蘭有25萬11至17

49、周歲的人員因使用日光浴浴床，有可能患上皮膚癌。蘇格蘭已經(jīng)在適當(dāng)?shù)牡胤搅⒎ㄏ拗瞥赡耆耸褂萌展庠≡〈?，威爾士和北愛爾蘭已經(jīng)采取類似的行動，對此進行磋商。英國癌癥研究中心政策研究主任 Sarah Woolnough說，那些室內(nèi)日曬成癮的研究結(jié)果，表明 了禁止18周歲人員使用的日光浴浴床的重要性。她補充說道：“新政府保證，所有的日光浴沙龍擁有一定數(shù)量的員工，提供信息提醒使用者們有健康風(fēng)險。這一點也及其重要。”(II) DictationIn the UK, a country known for its bad weather and lack of sunshine, there appears t

50、o be an ever increasing number of very 1 young people.So just how are they 2? Some are 3 the sun-free option andare getting their tan from a bottle. However, it appears that others are turning to 4, of which there are thousands in the UK.While in China young people often prefer to remain 5, in the U

51、K there seems to be a growing 6. So why do the British prefer to be 7? Often, they are trying to 8, footballers, or footballers .' wivesResearch from 9 suggests that many people believe a tan makes themfeel and look healthier.This is a belief that is most definitely not shared by Cancer Research

52、 UK. They firmly state that being 10 is not a sign of health. In fact, they are strongly against young people using sunbeds. On their website, they state that people who use sunbeds before the age of 35 have 11 -the most dangerous type of 12.The dangers of tanning did not appear to 13 ten-year-old K

53、elly Thompson who 14 in April after15 from spending 16 minutes on a sunbed.Kelly ' s mother was that her daughter had been allowed to use the sunbeds and that 18 was 19. She noted that:"There was noone to give advice on using these 20 machines ”Whether the British government has been 21 suc

54、h recent 22 is not clear.23.Just after Kelly ' story was reported in the news, 24(IV) Original scriptsIn the UK, a country known for its bad weather and lack of sunshine, there appears to be an ever increasing number of very tanned young people.So just how are they achieving their golden tans? S

55、ome are opting for the sun-free option and are getting their tan from a bottle. However, it appears that others are turning to tanning salons, of which there are thousands in the UK.While in China young people often prefer to remain fair, in the UK there seems to be a growing desire for tanned skin.

56、 So why do the British prefer to be bronzed? Often, they are trying to emulate their favourite celebrities, footballers, or footballers wiv es. Researchfrom the British Sunbed Association suggests that many people believe a tan makes them feel and look healthier.This is a belief that is most definit

57、ely not shared by Cancer Research UK. They firmly state that being tanned is not a sign of health. In fact, they are strongly against young people using sunbeds. On their website, they state that people who use sunbeds before the age of 35 have a higher risk of melanoma the most dangerous type of skin cancer.The dangers of tanning did not appear to concern ten-year-old Kell