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1.
conspiracy theories
a belief that a situation is the result of a secret plan made by powerful people
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What is your opinion about some of these famous conspiracy theories?
First paragraph- introduction of the theory
Second- your opinion and reason
Third- compare and contrast
Fourth- conclusion
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Rules to follow
Use '2 conjunctions' in 'each' group of words on p.103 and HIGHLIGHT them.
Decide your viewpoint first as a GROUP.
Each member writes one paragraph and write a conclusion together. (with your name signed)
No plagiarism. Paraphrase it. Include your sources.
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Famous conspiracy theories
The CIA was involved in the plot to assassinate John F. Kennedy
An alien spaceship crash landed near Roswell and was covered up by the U.S. government
The 9/11 attack on the World Trade Centre was planned by the U.S. government as an excuse to invade Iraq
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4.There is a "global elite" society called the Illuminati, which is either in control of the world or is seeking to take control of the world.
5.Area 51 in the Nevada desert is being used for secret ‘black op’ projects
6.Jesus was married to Mary Magdalene and had children
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Vocabulary
to fake something gullible conspiracy theory susceptible cover-up trait paranoia off the beaten track paranormal unsubstantiated
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Around what proportion of the US population believes that the assassination of President John F Kennedy was not the result of a lone gunman? Is it…
a) 6%?
b) 16%?
Or c) 60%?
http://www.bbc.com/learningenglish/persian/features/6-minute-english/ep-160...
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gullible
a gullible person is easily persuaded to believe something
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susceptible
likely to be influenced by
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cover-up
attempt to prevent the public from discovering information about something important
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paranoia
strong and unreasonable feeling that other people don't like you or want to harm you
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off the beaten track
unusual; not done by many other people
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paranormal
strange things that can't be explained by science, for example, ghosts
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unsubstantiated
not supported by evidence
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QUESTIONS
Where can you find fluoride in the daily life? What’s its function?
What’s the stereotype of people who are susceptible to conspiracy theories?
What’s the factor of being a paranoia?
How do terrorists use conspiracy theories?
What do people tend to do if they believe in medically-based conspiracy theories?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/thai/features/6-minute-english/ep-1605...
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