TAILIEUCHUNG - UNIT 9: MEASUREMENT PROPORTION

Answer the questions Which tower carries a relatively heavy load? Which building carries a relatively light load? Which part of the block of flats supports its weight? Which part of the tower supports its weight? Exercise Adding the missing words | TRƯỜNG ĐẠI HỌC LẠC HÒNG KHOA KỸ THUẬT CÔNG TRÌNH LESSON PLAN 9 UNIT 9 MEASUREMENT 3 - PROPORTION Class 07 KQ-KC Time 4 periods Main language focus Reading comprehension Integrated language skills Writing A. Objectives Students will demonstrate successful reading for comprehension of proportion in a plan. Prior Knowledge Most students have knowledge on Basic English. Teaching Aids Reading text projector laptop Teaching Points I. Plan of a building Vocabulary Size and supporting strength Ss work individually Plan of a building The ratio between the length and width of Room A is 5 3 five to three . The ratio between the length and width of Room B is 3 1 three to one . Room B is wider than Room A but its width is less in proportion to its length. ___. ._______ i relatively narrow. Therefore Room B IS . proportionately narrower. Now look at these diagrams showing the relation between size and supporting strength Bài giảng I Towers Residential buildings . Trịnh Thị Mỹ Linh TRƯỜNG ĐẠI HỌC LẠC HÒNG KHOA KỸ THUẬT CÔNG TRÌNH n. o. p. q. Exercise 1 Answer the questions 1. Which tower carries a relatively heavy load 2. Which building carries a relatively light load 3. Which part of the block of flats supports its weight 4. Which part of the tower supports its weight Exercise 2 Adding the missing words a If we compare the columns supporting the two buildings we can see that the columns of the block of flats are relatively short and thick in proportion to its size while those of the tropical house . We can conclude that the heavier building needs proportionately shorter and thicker columns whereas. b The explanation for this is that short thick columns are stronger than long thin ones since the strength of the column depends on its thickness and its length. Supporting strength is directly proportional to________and inversely proportional to _______. Consequently the heavier the building the_____and ________ its columns and conversely the lighter the building. 2. Language focus .

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