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Bab 14

Adventure Sports

32 minit📕 Buku Teks

Unit 14: Adventure Sports

This unit is about extreme sports — rock climbing, white water rafting, BMX cycling, paintball, sky diving, and paragliding. Pupils learn safety gear, write a letter of advice, learn adverbs of degree (very/too/enough), and read 'Captain Hook and His Pirates'.

Unit 14: Adventure Sports
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Listening and Speaking: Extreme Sports & Safety

An extreme sport is a popular term for activities with a high level of risk, often involving danger or speed. Examples and safety gear:

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Popular extreme sports: white water rafting, paragliding, rock climbing, extreme skiing, sky diving, paintball, BMX cycling

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Rock climbing safety gear: helmet (protect head), hand gloves (protect hands), cotton canvas wall pants (protect legs), rock-climbing shoes (protect feet)

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BMX safety gear: helmet, body armour, knee guard, shin guard, gloves

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Always take safety precautions — adventure sports are exciting but can be dangerous

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Reading: Adventure Sports Advertisement

Reading an advertisement with four adventure sports:

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White water rafting — Selesa Waterfall, once a month; equipment: lifejacket, helmets, oars

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Military combat simulation — Town hall, every weekend; equipment: body armour, air guns

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BMX cycling — City Playground, every Monday; equipment: helmet, body armour, knee guard, gloves

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Rock climbing — Extreme Park, every Sunday; equipment: helmet, body armour, harness, gloves

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Writing: Letter of Advice & BMX Story

Pupils write a letter to advise a friend preparing for a BMX race. Advice phrases:

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Eat healthily, start training, be fit and healthy, wear protective gear

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Exercise, take a break, drink enough water, do warm up exercises

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Vocabulary: courage (bravery), prevent (avoid), dehydration (loss of water), remain (stay)

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BMX story prompts: poster → interested → take part → practised → ready → check → good condition → race started → siren → fast → obstacles → speed → slope → heading → finishing line

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Grammar: Adverbs of Degree (very / too / enough)

Adverbs of degree answer 'How much?' or 'To what extent?'

verya high degree — 'She completed the race very quickly.'
toomore than enough; excessive — 'The shoes are too small for him to wear.'
enougha satisfactory amount; sufficient — 'The water was shallow enough for them to walk through.'
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Language Arts: Captain Hook and His Pirates

Peter Pan and Captain Hook fight on the ship until the evil pirate slips into the sea. Tinker Bell rescues the children. Hook pleads 'Help me!'

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What do you think happened to Captain Hook?

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Did he manage to escape from Peter Pan?

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Create a 'Wanted' poster for Captain Hook with his main characteristics in bullet form

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Present your poster to the class

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Adverbs of degree show 'how much': 'very' = high degree, 'too' = excessive (more than enough), 'enough' = sufficient. 'Too' often has a negative meaning (too small, too cold). Adventure sports require safety gear — helmet, gloves, harness — to reduce the risks.

📝 Kosa Kata

extreme sporta sport or activity with a high level of risk
rock climbingclimbing rock faces using ropes and equipment
white water raftingrowing a raft along fast-flowing rivers
BMX cyclingcycling on rough tracks with obstacles
sky divingjumping from an aircraft and landing with a parachute
harnessa set of straps that hold a person safely
adverb of degreea word that answers 'how much?' or 'to what extent?'
veryto a high degree
toomore than enough; excessive
enougha satisfactory amount; sufficient
couragebravery; the ability to face danger
dehydrationloss of too much water from the body
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Tahukah Kamu?

The word 'BMX' stands for 'Bicycle Motocross'. It started in California in the 1970s when children raced their bicycles on dirt tracks, imitating motocross riders. BMX became an Olympic sport in 2008!

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