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87 RAAbits Englisch Mai 2016
Our Blue Planet (Klasse 10/11)
Einzelmaterial 211
S 2
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M 2 Prüfungsblock 1 – Partner B
Part I: Monologue – Cartoon analysis
1. Describe the cartoon in detail.
2. Interpret the cartoon and explain the environmental topics related to it and its
punchline.
Ralph Hagen, 27 October 2010; © www.cartoonstock.com
Part 2: Dialogue – Discussion
Online shopping
You and your best friend love to go shopping and at least once a week. At school
you have just learned about the destruction of our blue planet. Your best friend has
now decided to buy all his/her clothes online, as this, in his/her opinion, is the most
eco-friendly way of shopping.
You do not think so. You think he/she should rather buy at local stores, as online-
shopping has negative side effects on our environment. In your opinion, there are
other, better ways to save the environment.
Collect arguments that support your opinion, discuss them with your friend and try
to convince him/her that shopping at your local stores is better and that there are
many other ways to protect the world. Finally, find a compromise.
Your partner will start the discussion.
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S 4
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M 4 Prüfungsblock 2 – Partner B
Part I: Monologue – Cartoon analysis
1. Describe the cartoon in detail.
2. Interpret the cartoon and explain the environmental topics related to it and its
punchline.
Chris Taylor, 14 June 2011; © www.cartoonstock.com
Part 2: Dialogue – Discussion
A school fair
Your headmaster wants to organise a school fair1. You and your best friend are
members of the planning committee and are responsible for organising the food for
this special event. You want to have a buffet, so you have to decide which food you
want to offer and how to serve it.
Your best friend wants to buy only locally grown products in order to help protect
the planet.
However, you are afraid that organising the buffet will be a lot of work and therefore,
you’d rather sell food that is ready to eat from the supermarket. Also, you prefer to
use plastic plates, cups, spoons and napkins. Collect arguments for your position
and discuss this topic with your best friend, trying to convince him/her that there
are other, better ways to help protect the planet. Finally, find a compromise.
You will start the discussion. 1 school fair: Schulbasar
Vocabulary
Gondel: gondola
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S 8
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M 8 Prüfungsblock 4 – Partner B
Part I: Monologue – Cartoon analysis
1. Describe the cartoon in detail.
2. Interpret the cartoon and explain the environmental topics related to it and its
punchline!
Published on www.cartoonstock.com
Part 2: Dialogue – Discussion
Eating meat
You love meat in all its variations and tastes. One of your best friends, however, is
a vegetarian and tries to convince you to stop eating meat. Your other friend even
wants to take it a step further and wants to try vegan living.
You do not agree at all: Many animals are carnivorous1 and humans originally
descend from2 animals – so why should you stop eating meat? In addition, you are
convinced that only our evolution to being meat-eaters has made us the smart, big-
brained human species that we are today – and that eating meat is important to our
health.
Think of arguments, discuss with your friends and try to convince them that eating
meat is part of an evolutionary master plan and that there are other, better ways to
protect the environment.
Finally, agree on a compromise.
Your partner will start the discussion. 1 carnivorous: eating meat
2 to descend from: von etw. abstammen
Vocabulary
Schaufel: shovel
graben: to dig
Motor: engine
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Kompetenzen
Die Schülerinnen und Schüler1 erweitern ihre funktionale kommunikative
Kompetenz und können sich an Diskussionen über das Thema „Our Blue Planet“
beteiligen, indem sie einen vorgegebenen oder eigenen Standpunkt vertreten und
begründen. Sie können ihre Gesprächsbeiträge planen und funktional umsetzen
sowie auftretende sprachliche Schwierigkeiten durch die Verwendung von
Kompensationsstrategien umgehen.
Sie erweitern ihre Text- und Medienkompetenz und können Cartoons sach-
und fachgerecht analysieren, indem sie diese in Bezug auf ihre Aussageabsicht,
Darstellungsform und Wirkung deuten.
Darüber hinaus erweitern die Schüler ihre Kompetenz im Bereich soziokulturelles
Orientierungswissen, indem sie sich anhand des Themas mit globalen
Herausforderungen im Hinblick auf die Aspekte „Umweltverschmutzung“ und
„Umweltschutz“ kritisch auseinandersetzen.
1 Im weiteren Verlauf wird aus Gründen der besseren Lesbarkeit nur „Schüler“ verwendet.
Niveau
Klasse 10 (G8)/11 (G9)
Dauer
Ein Prüfungstag (mündliche Prüfung von maximal 25 Schülern)
Einbettung
Die Prüfungsmaterialien können unabhängig von einem Lehrwerk im Rahmen des für
die Einführungsphase vorgegebenen Themas „Our Blue Planet“ eingesetzt werden.
Hinweise
Inhaltliche Vorbereitung der Prüfung
Die folgenden Themen und Umweltkonzepte sollten in Vorbereitung der Prüfung
erarbeitet werden:
Methodische Vorbereitung
– Analyseschritte für die Interpretation eines Cartoons (Erklärung der punchline)
– Vermittlung von Diskussionsvokabular (discussion phrases)
– Vermittlung von Vokabular zur Bildbeschreibung
– Vermittlung von thematischem Wortschatz
Umweltkonzepte
– greenhouse effect / global warming / rising sea level
– food miles
– water footprint
– carbon footprint
– deforestation
– organic farming
– fossil fuels / renewable energies
– green travelling
– pollution (air, water, plastic ...)
– biological advantages and ecological disadvantages of eating meat and dairy
products
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