1、選擇性必修二Unit 2一、Think and share.How much of your time is occupied with checking your phone?Which social media takes up most of your time? And why?Have you ever thought about spending less time on your phone? Why or why not?二、Complete the chart introducing the fundraising campaign.Social Media DetoxSch

2、oolAim Participants RequirementBrenton HighTo raise money for new 1.Over 100 studentsStopping using social media, in ANY form, for 2.daysRewardParticipants had been promised 3.by family and friends for eachday. Raising a total of 1,632.82Results Increasing 4.of stepping away from social media Encour

3、aging students to better communicate三、Match the students in Column A with their information in Column B.Column BColumn AStudentsColumn BStudentsStudentsAnnaDevonCindyStudentsAnnaDevonCindyGeorgeMaxWithout being distracted by my phone, it felt so good to communicate with my friends in real life.I gav

4、e my phone to my dad to avoid giving in. The detox made me healthier as I worked out every day!The detox was more difficult than I had expected. Im now trying to spend more time picking up my hobbies.Not using social media to communicate made me realise the value of real contact that I had forgotten

5、.四、Decide whether the following statements are True (T), False (F) or Not Given (NG). TOC o 1-5 h z Students didnt use their devices after the detox ended.()Anna thought not eating for two days was hard.()Devon would usually know what his classmates did at the weekend through their postedpictures an

6、d updated profiles.()Max stayed away from his phone for the whole week so he missed a party.()答案、略二、1. sports equipment2.sevenmoneyawareness三、Anna: dDevon: eCindy: bGeorge: cMax: a四、l.NG.F.T.F閱讀材料:How to successfully detox from social media點開手機、左滑、右滑，鎖屏，再點開，諸如此類的無意識活動是否經(jīng)常發(fā)生？你是 否也屢次嘗試過遠離社交媒體而以失敗告終？或許

7、這篇文章可以幫到你。The original intention of technology was to make our lives easier. Somewhere along the way, technology has ended up hindering us as much as it helps us. Social media is a prime example ofthis. If you are considering withdrawing from it, here are some sure-fire strategies. Recognise your tr

8、iggers.If youre serious about getting off social media, you need to be in the right mindset. First, consider why you like a particular app. What makes you check it so constantly? How do you feel after youve opened it? And finally, does it do you any good? One reason your detox will fail within hours

9、 is that you werent prepared to handle one of these aspects.Delete apps and bookmarks.You need to start as you mean to go on. Remove social media apps from your phone, tablet, laptop, computer, and wherever else you can access them. Remove their bookmarks from your browser and make sure there are no

10、 easy ways to access the networks.Be prepared to deal with your boredom.One of the most difficult things about addiction is the feeling of missing out on the activityyou are detoxing from. Fill the same amount of time you spent on social media with something more enjoyable. Instead of allowing socia

11、l media to distract you, try socialising, walking, running, cycling, or something similar to occupy your time.Reward yourself.Rewarding yourself for staying the course is a very effective way to keep motivated. For example, a small reward for a day, a slightly larger reward for a week, something nic

12、e for makinga month, and so on. Exactly what forms that reward takes entirely relies on your likes and dislikes.Overcome FOMO.The Fear of Missing out (FOMO) is a powerful psychological motivator that tricks us intovaluing things that are not that important purely because other people seem to be enjo

13、ying them. So, assess what is important to you and whether many aspects of social media matter in the great scheme of life.Beginning any new venture is the easy part. Maintaining confidence and seeing it throughiswhere the difficulty lies. But, I am going to tell you that it is possible and that man

14、y people havedone it.Noteswithdraw: v. to go away from a place or from other peopledelete: v. to remove something that has been written down or stored in a computerassess: v. to make a judgment about the nature or quality of someone or somethingSelf-checkThe underlined word “triggers“ in the text has the closest meaning to.A. Reactions B. attitudes C. answers D. causesDiscuss a