IntegratedskillsGivinginstructionsformakinganunusualpictureWhatistheartworkmadeof?pumpkindeskWhatistheartworkmadeof?stonestringspiecesofwoodbench&glasswareWhatotherunusualmaterialsinartcanyouthinkof?Whatistheartworkmadeof?mahjong麻將/mɑ??d???/bottlecap瓶蓋paperroll紙卷WatchtheTVprogrammeandfinishtheexercises.1.Whatdomanycreativeartistsusetomaketheirartworks?Everydayobjects.2.WhatisJanePerkinswellknownfor?Portraitsoffamouspeople.3.Whatmayanartistthinkofthethingsthatweregardasrubbish?Asourceofcreativity.4.Whatplaysanimportantroleinfindinginspirationforyourartfromnature?

Imagination.1.Onlypaintingshanginginmuseumsaregreatart.2.Greatartmustrequirepaintsandapaintbrush.3.Inart,imaginationismoreimportantthanmaterials.4.JanePerkinsistheonlyonetouserecycledmaterialsin

makingartworks.5.Natureisagreatplacewhereyoucanfindunexpectedart

supplies.FFFTTAfterwatching,decidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalse.UsingunusualmaterialsinartJanePerkins’sideas?WhereshefindsunusualartmaterialsInrubbishbins

(1)____________________________Atcarbootsales?Unusualartmaterialsshehasused

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(3)____________________________AtrecyclingcentresOldbuttonsSmalltoysTip:Whenyoulisten,payattentiontoexpressionsthatsignalexamples,e.g.forexample,forinstance,suchas.Thespeaker’ssuggestions?Howtofindinspirationforyourart(4)____________________________outside?EasilyfoundartmaterialsLeaves

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(6)____________________________SandTakeawalkGrassSmallstonesWhenwethinkaboutgreatart,weoftenthinkofpaintingshanginginmuseums.Butgreatartdoesn'tnecessarilyrcquirepaintsandapaintbrush.Thereareallkindsofmaterialsthatcanbeusedtocreateamazingworksofart.Withalittleimagination,almostanyobjectcanbeturnedintoaworkofart.Infact,manyoftoday'smostcreativeartistsuseeverydayobjectstomaketheirartworks.JanePerkinsisonesuchartist:sheusesawiderangeoffoundmaterialstomakeherart.Sheiswellknownforherportraitsoffamouspeople.Shecreatestheseusingwhatevershefindsinrubbishbins,atrecyclingcentresoratcarbootsales.Forexample,shehasusedoldbuttonsandevensmalltoystomakeherportraits.Whatonepersonregandsasrubish,anartistmayregardasasourceofcreativity.Butyoudon'tneccssarilyhavetofisharoundforusedobjectstofindinspirationforyourart,Instcead,youcouldtakeawalkoutsideandlookforinterestingnaturalmaterials.Natureisagreatsourceofunexpectedartsuppliessuchasleaves,grass,mallstonesandsand.Allittakesisalitlebitofimagination.Arrangethevegetablesonthetoasttocreateyourportrait.arrange

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安排；排列，排出的樣子根據(jù)括號內(nèi)的漢語提示補全下面句子。1.They__________________(約好見面)at7o’clock.2.She

________________________________(把所有的業(yè)務都安排好了)beforegoingonholiday.3.I’ve_____________________________(安排了一輛車接你)attheairport.4.Sophiacleanedand____________________________(整理出兩間臥室)inthemorning.arrangedtomeetarrangedallherbusinessaffairsarrangedforacartomeetyouarrangedtwoofthebedroomLearningaboutthetexttypeInstructionsarethewritteninformationthattellsreadershowtodoorusesomething.Thistypeofwritingissupposedtoincludeenoughdetailssothatreaderscanfolloweasily.1.Whatareinstructions?2.Whataretheproceduresofinstructions?Startwithabriefintroductionexplainingwhatkindofunusualpicturewillbecreated.Listthethingsneededtomakethepicture.Youcanuseaheadinglike“Whatyouneed”,“Thingsyouneed”or“Materialsandtools”.Givewell-organizeddirectionsundertheheadingof“Whattodo”,“Procedures”or“Directions”.Youcanusenum