​At the end of the lesson, you should be able to:

1. ​Guess at least 4/7 missing gaps correctly for Activity C page 113 by choosing the correct information from choices a-g.

2. Guess the meaning of at least 4/6 unfamiliar words which are highlighted in the text by matching them with the correct meaning provided in Activity D page 113.

3. ​Explain and justify at least 4/7 choices made in Activity C by telling the main idea of each paragraph

​Are you influenced by the way celebrities look?

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Would you change anything about yourself to look like a celebrity?

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Quiz Time!!​

Choose the correct word that matches the meanings

​Which is best to fill in the gap?

• ​b. Nowadays, it's very rare to find a photo in a magazine that hasn't been photoshopped in some way.

• ​g. However, it's important to be aware of the effects these images can have.

​Which is best to fill in the gap?

• ​a. Take the famous portrait of Abraham Lincoln standing at a desk from the 1860s, for example.

• ​b. Nowadays, it's very rare to find a photo in a magazine that hasn't been photoshopped in some way.

• ​d. History has shown us that photo manipulation works best on celebrities.

​Which is best to fill in the gap?

• ​d. History has shown us that photo manipulation works best on celebrities.

• ​f. Most people disapprove of photo manipulation because they feel that a photograph should represent reality.

​Which is best to fill in the gap?

• c. They are strongly influenced by the images presented to them in the media, and they enjoy copying a celebrity's look.

• ​e. This would allow people to get a clearer picture of what's real and what's not.

​Which is best to fill in the gap?

• d. History has shown us that photo manipulation works best on celebrities.

• ​e. This would allow people to get a clearer picture of what's real and what's not.

Do you think photo manipulation is wrong?​

​Why/ Why not?