•thebiggestandmostfamousship•“QueenoftheSeas”•thebiggestand…thebest•thegreatship•awonderfulfloatinghotelfancyrestaurants,alibrary,aswimmingpool,aband,lifeboats,aradiocabintosendandreceivemessages•“unsinkable”•takeone’sbreathawayLength:882.5feetDepth:59.5feetCost:$7.5millionReadP3-P7ReadandthinkWho?What?Where?ReadingaloudRetellingtheicewarningstheshiptruckanicebergpassengersdidnotbelieverealisedthedangermessagefromCQDtoS.O.SChapter2realisedtheterribletruthkeptseekingforhelpeverymanforhimselfthelastlifeboatChapter3beingtrappedhalf-remainedship;theplayingbandTheTitanicwasgone.waitingforrescueChapter4lightsinthedistancebeingrescuedworkingonCarpathiaunforgettablememoriesChapter5PlotAnalysisTITANICDISASTERTitanicIcebergDisastercontinued.Disasterended.neglectedthedangereverymanforhimselfshipwreckdisappearingandsurvivorswaitingDisasterbegan.THEHEROESWhatimpressesyoumostaboutthedisaster?Why?Attheverybeginning,Haroldmentionedthatthereweremanyheroesintheearlyhoursof15thApril1912.WhodoyouthinkwereheroesoftheTitanicdisaster?Why?IfyouwereontheTitanicwhenthedisasterstruckit,whatwouldyoudo?Willyouprepareyourselffortheend?Willyoutryeverymeanstosurvive?Orwillyoutryhardtohelpotherssurvive?Imagineandshare.DiscussionVocabularyDevelopmentSupposeyouwereHarold.WritealettertoJack’sfamilyandtellthemaboutthedisasterandJack’sheroicdeeds.Refertothefollowingkeyexpressions.agoodfriend,sharedacabinworkedhardforthepassengerswentonsendingmessagesastheshipsankJackwasaheroWriteaboutadisasteryouknow(e.g.anearthquake,afire,atsunami).Refertothewordsandphrasesyouhavelearnedinthisstory.Writing