L25 - F3 (Listening)

Learning Standards

Listening 1.3.1 - Recognise with support typical features at word, sentence and text levels of a small number of spoken genres
Speaking 2.1.4 - Explain own point of view

Would you swim along the Great White Shark?

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Thinking about the answers first

• It's a good idea to understand what type of information you need to complete the gaps before you listen.

• Read the words before and after each gap and try to think of the type of words or numbers which could complete the gap.

• Then listen and write the exact same words or information you hear.

• In each gap you will normally need to write between one and three words.

You will hear an interview with a scientist who studies sharks. For each question, fill in the missing information in the numbered space.

Wild life Watch shark investigation

Number of people who died from shark attacks in 2008. (1) _________________

Number of different (2) _______________ of shark.

Reason why sharks bite: to find out (3) _____________ about objects.

Sharks probably don't usually eat humans because humans have too many (4) _________________

Approximately (5)_____________ sharks are killed by humans each year.

Many sharks are now (6) _______________ extinction.

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