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Learning Standards
Learning Standards
- Understand independently the main ideas in extended texts on a wide range of familiar topics and some unfamiliar topics
- Understand independently specific information and details in extended texts on a wide range of familiar topics and some unfamiliar topics
Unit Opener
Unit Opener
Have you seen any firefighter in action?
Pre-Listening
Pre-Listening
Let's Talk About It!
Let's Talk About It!
Do you communicate with different people?
Are today's popular means of communication such as text messages and email too impersonal?
Can you imagine what life was like before messaging and emails?
While Listening
While Listening
1 - Look at the three pictures. What do they have in common? What subject might the conversation be about?
1 - Look at the three pictures. What do they have in common? What subject might the conversation be about?
2 - Now look at the following questions and listen to the conversation that goes with the pictures in 1. Which questions could be asked after the conversation? Which pictures in 1 answer each of those questions? Write A, B, C or -.
2 - Now look at the following questions and listen to the conversation that goes with the pictures in 1. Which questions could be asked after the conversation? Which pictures in 1 answer each of those questions? Write A, B, C or -.
1 How did the man hear about the fire?
2 Which news source does the woman suggest they check?
3 How does the man normally get his news?
4 Which news source has the woman already checked today?
5 Which news source does the woman check every day?
6 Where was the fire NOT reported?
Unit-7-pg90-2.mp3
3 - Now listen again and answer the question that follows the conversation. Which picture in 1 answers the question?
3 - Now listen again and answer the question that follows the conversation. Which picture in 1 answers the question?
Listening Tips
Although it’s helpful to guess what the questions might be, you must listen very carefully to each one because it might not ask what you expect. It’s easy to get the answer wrong by answering the question you thought would be asked, rather than the question that was actually asked.
4 - You will hear eight short conversations. After each conversation, a question is asked about what was heard. The answer choices are shown as pictures. Choose the picture (A, B or C) which answers the question.
4 - You will hear eight short conversations. After each conversation, a question is asked about what was heard. The answer choices are shown as pictures. Choose the picture (A, B or C) which answers the question.
Unit-7-pg90-4.1.mp3
Unit-7-pg90-4.2.mp3
Unit-7-pg90-4.3.mp3
Unit-7-pg90-4.4.mp3
Unit-7-pg90-4.5.mp3
Unit-7-pg90-4.6.mp3
Unit-7-pg90-4.7.mp3
Unit-7-pg90-4.8.mp3
Reflection
Reflection
What would you do if you see a building is on fire?
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