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    Susan Greene and Andrew Smoky disagree on the issue of smoking. Susan's father smokes at least 40 cigarettes per day, even in restricted areas like the bathroom. He is a chain smoker who ignores Susan's mother's constant nagging to quit. Susan and her mother hope he will give up this filthy habit that is harming him and others around him. In contrast, Andrew believes that people should be free to smoke if they choose and it is nobody else's business, arguing that smokers only damage their own health. He thinks smokers should be left alone to do as they please.

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    Susan Greene and Andrew Smoky disagree on the issue of smoking. Susan's father smokes at least 40 cigarettes per day, even in restricted areas like the bathroom. He is a chain smoker who ignores Susan's mother's constant nagging to quit. Susan and her mother hope he will give up this filthy habit that is harming him and others around him. In contrast, Andrew believes that people should be free to smoke if they choose and it is nobody else's business, arguing that smokers only damage their own health. He thinks smokers should be left alone to do as they please.

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    Smoking and Health One

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    Susan Greene and Andrew Smoky disagree on the issue of smoking. Susan's father smokes at least 40 cigarettes per day, even in restricted areas like the bathroom. He is a chain smoker who ignores Susan's mother's constant nagging to quit. Susan and her mother hope he will give up this filthy habit that is harming him and others around him. In contrast, Andrew believes that people should be free to smoke if they choose and it is nobody else's business, arguing that smokers only damage their own health. He thinks smokers should be left alone to do as they please.

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    Smoking and health Name:……………………

    session one ……………………………


    ……
    Date: Class : 9th form ……
    ………………………….. Number: …………
    1. Look at the pictures and try to guess the theme of the lesson

    …………………………………….

    2. Complete the following spidergram with words from the box

    a) blindness / b) blood pressure / c) weight issues / d) bad breath / e ) cancer / f) tooth decay / g)
    asthma / h) addiction / I) lung disease / j) the flu / k) hearing loss ( deafness) / L) heart
    disease

    3. Now, circle the diseases that can be caused by smoking.

    Listen and answer the questions


    1. Circle the correct alternative
    Susan and Andrew ( agree / disagree) on the issue of smoking.
    2. Complete the table

    For smoking Against smoking


    ……………………………… ………………………………
    3. How many cigarettes does Susan’s dad smoke daily?
    ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
    4. How does Susan’s mom feel about her husband’s smoking? Tick the right alternative
    5. Circle the correct option
    Susan’s dad seems to be (embarrassed by / indifferent to / ashamed by) his smoking
    and how it affects his family life
    6. Listen and fill in the blanks
    A. ………………………………… = Chain smoker = a person who smokes a lot
    B. ………………………………… = To keep complaining non-stop
    C. ………………………………… = very very very bad = filthy
    D. ………………………………… = to hurt
    E. ………………………………… = to ruin
    Tape script
    Part 1

    Susan Greene and Andrew Smoky express their opinions about smoking
    and smokers.

    Susan Greene

    Dad is a heavy smoker. He smokes at least forty cigarettes a day. he


    smokes anywhere, at work in the kitchen , in the living room, in the
    bedroom. He even does that in the bathroom . Mom keeps on nagging at
    him but he doesn't care. He has to know that he's doing harm to himself
    and everyone around him . Mom and I hope He will give up this nasty
    habit.

    Part 2

    Andrew Smoky

    In my opinion people shouldn't listen to what doctor say. Everyone is


    free to do what they like and if they choose to smoke they may do that
    and it's nobody's business . After all they damage their own health, don't
    they? I personally believe smokers ought to be free to do what they like
    and people must leave them alone.

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