Енглески језик 8, уџбеник, старо издање, Нови Логос

PROJECT
A webpage: an urban tribe
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1 Look at the webpage. Match links 1–4 with sections A–D.
The Goth scene
1 Attitude 2 Hair and make-up 3 Clothes and jewellery 4 Music
Goth culture developed in the 1980s in
Britain from the punk-rock movement.
Like the punks, goths are seen by society
as rebels. Goths have a very distinctive
dark look and they often shock people
because of their appearance.
A
B
Goths define themselves by their dark
look. The typical goth will only wear
black clothing. They also wear a lot of
silver jewellery, especially chains and
rings. Some goths, like the punks before
them, wear huge black boots and have
large piercings. Goth fashion aims to
shock people and to make them think.
All goths dye their hair either black or
blue or both. A true goth won’t leave
home without a lot of black make-up.
They wear black eyeliner and often black
lipstick and nail varnish as well.
C
D
Goths like dark, heavy music with lyrics
about horror, magic and death which create
a mysterious atmosphere. Goths listen to
bands like The Cure and Nine Inch Nails.
Goth culture is all about attitude. They
don’t care about what other people think
of them. They see society differently
and they make up their own
minds. Although they look
dark and gloomy, a sense
of humour is important to
most goths. They like to
laugh at society and at
themselves.
2 Write a webpage about another urban tribe. Follow the steps in the project checklist.
PROJECT CHECKLIST
1 Choose an urban tribe. Use one of the ideas below or
your own idea.
emos skaters grungers preppies hippies
2 Write an introduction to your urban tribe. Include
information about its origins and main characteristics.
Use the internet to find information, if necessary.
3 Use headings 1–4 or your
own headings to plan the
contents of your webpage.
4 Find photos to illustrate
your webpage on the
internet or in magazines.
3 Exchange your webpage with the rest of the class.
What is the most popular tribe in the class? Which is the best webpage?
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