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Think about the microadventures in the video and the ones you read about on pages 45-46. Which microadventure would you most like to go on?

I would like none to go on since they look boring. (Alexandra)

I don't like these micro adventures, so I won't go. (Emil)

Alastair Humphreys says that we should "fill [our lives] with adventure. Which of the micro adventures on page 46 do you think are the most adventurous? Which are the least?

I do not know what microadventure looks more or least adventurist. (Alexandra)

I don't have anything idea for micro adventures, I can't respond that question. (Emil)

Which of the microadventures on page 46 can people go on where you live? What one miradventures could you have where you live?

There's no interesting microadventure in my town that I know of. (Alexandra)

I don't like the micro adventures; I like macro adventures. (Emil)

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Which photo from the video do you like the best? Why?

The beautiful landscapes that captured my attention because they're beautiful and interesting for to do photoshoots. (Alexandra)

The best photo is the one of animals at dawn, because you can see the shadows. (Emil)

What is the strangest photo you've seen on the internet?

The one that every animal is there like biologically impossible. (Alexandra)

The strangest photo I’ve seen on the internet is one of a woman with a wound on her face. (Emil)

How can you tell if a photo is real or not?

You can usually tell whether a photo is real or fake by looking at the shadows, the shape of the face, the light, and the brightness in the background. (Emil)

By checking the weird lighting, shadows, the cut-and-paste, and the weird morphing that some pictures makes. (Alexandra)

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Parther: Amanda Esquilin

How many people do you think are in the world today?

She thinks which are 10millions around the world. (Amanda Esquilin)

I think which are 3 billion people around the world.

Which people are the most people?

She thinks the most country have the most people are China. (Amanda Esquilin)

I think the most country have most people are Japan.

What percentage of the world's population uses social media?

I think which the percentage of the world's population use social media is 90%.

Around 64-65% of the world's population uses social media, as of early to mid-2025. (Amanda Esquilin)

Alexandra:

1. ﻿﻿﻿restaurants that you like to visit later.

2. ﻿﻿﻿large countries are scary to visit.

3. ﻿﻿﻿things you can see in the countryside are not the same as in a city

D. PREDICT Read the title and the first paragraph of the reading passage and look at the photos.

What do you think the word typical means? Choose a, b, or c. Then check your answer as you read.

Alexandra: ﻿﻿﻿

b. being different from other people or things in a group

Reading 2:

C. USE VOCABULARY Discuss these questions with a partner.

1. ﻿﻿﻿What are popular social media sites or apps in your country?

2. ﻿﻿﻿What sites or apps do you use to watch videos?

Alexandra:

1. TikTok, YouTube, instagram

2. Instagram, YouTube

D. PREDICT Work with a partner. Guess the answers to the questions below. Then scan the reading passage to check your guesses.

1. ﻿﻿﻿What percentage of the world's population uses social media?

2. ﻿﻿﻿How much time does an average person spend on social media each day?

Alexandra:

1. Almost half of the world’s population uses social media.

2. Almost every single day most of all their time.

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This is the collaboration with my group Las Piedras 1. In this coogle you can see our mayors, hobbys and skills. Therefore, we make a mind map in coogle, showing you: mayors, hobbys and skills of each one of us.

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This is the mind map of unit 1: Our world. You can see summarized information about this unit from the book.

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Unit 1 Our World (Opener, Reading 2, Reading 1, Using the Simple Present Tense of be)

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Would you like Moseley's job? Why, or why not?

I'm don't like the Mosley's job since for me it's boring and dangerous. (Emil)

Look at the photo. What is the person's job?

I think which the person is a maintenance airplane job. (Emil)

Would you like to do this job? Explain

I'm like the job, because is interesting job and the salary I think is very good. (Emil)

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Would you like Moseley's job? Why, or why not?

I wouldn't like her job because it's dangerous and anything wrong could happen (like missing a step and falling, it's claustrophobic, or suddenly your only light source cannot work, among any other risky factors). (Alexandra)

Look at the photo. What is the person's job?

There's a person doing a maintenance job. (Alexandra)

Would you like to do this job? Explain

No, because it doesn't call my attention nor would I enjoy it. (Alexandra)

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Continuing from unit one, students will continue their work together by completing each section of the new mind map for unit two, in which it will help the students to develop new skills in this unit and continue to progress through each practice and learn new techniques.

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In this mind map, you can see what Unit 4 of the book teaches us, including topics such as reading skills, reading 1 and 2, grammar, and the video. There are also examples provided by the unit, which are included in the mind map.

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Unit 4 The Visual Age, Reading 1 - Coggle Diagram

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Unit 4 The Visual Age, Reading 1 (The words and phrases are used in the reading passage.)

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This unit discusses and shows examples of what Unit 3 of the Assignment book includes. It provides several examples and summaries of what the unit is about, what it teaches us, and what we can learn from it.

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Unit 3 Adventure, Using should - Coggle Diagram

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Unit 3 Adventure (Reading 1, Reading 2, Vocabulary Extension, Video), Using should (We use they should give an advice or instruction, Grammar)

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In this mind map, you can see what Unit 4 of the book teaches us, including topics such as reading skills, reading 1 and 2, grammar, and the video. There are also examples provided by the unit, which are included in the mind map.

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Unit 4 The Visual Age, Reading 1 - Coggle Diagram

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Unit 4 The Visual Age, Reading 1 (The words and phrases are used in the reading passage.)