Listening to key words

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RoastbeefGrilledsteakSalmonChicken

Vegetables

CarrotsPeasBeansChipsOnionBoiledpotatoes

Sweet/dessert

ChocolatecakeApplepieFruitsaladIcecream

Drinks

FruitjuiceBeerWinecoffee

Listentotheconversationandfillinthemissinginformation.

Customer’sname……… W

hentobook……….………

Typeofroom……….Roomn umber……… Floor…………

……….Daytocome………

……….Daytoleave………

………

Requirement………

CHRISTMASACTIVITIES

Listentothetalkandcompletethenotes.WriteNOMORETHANTHREEWORDSforeachanswer.

1.InBritain,peoplestarttodecoratetheirhousesabefore25th

December

2.InChristmastime,themostimportantactivityisthe_.

3.TheBritishpeopleputtheirgiftsoftheChristmastree.

4.Childrenleavealongsockorstockingatthet heirbedonChristmas

Eve,hopingthatFatherChristmaswillringsmallpresentsfrom_

5. TheBritishfamilyhaveaandChristmaspuddingforthedinneronChristmasDay

8.ofchildrenundersixhavetwoparentswhoworkorasingleparentwhoworks.

UNIVERSITYCAMPUS

Lookatthemapoftheuniversitycampus.Youwillhear5setsofdirectionstoacertainplace.Asyoulisten,f ollowthedirectionscarefully,thenwritethelettersnexttothenamesoftheplacesbelow.

Russianofficialsgavethe(10)………toCaliforniamillionaireDennisTitotobecomethefirsttouristinspace.Titois(11)………yearsold.Hetookhis(12)

………,tobaccoandseatradedoubledthetown’ssizeeverytenyears.Thecityiswell-knownfor5.……….Itwasherethatthe“Titanic”wasbuiltandsetoutonher6.

………maidenvoyage

Morning

Visitan7._,BelfastCathedraland8

VisitUlsterMuseumandsee10.yearsofhumanhistoryinIrelanda

16thcenturySpanish11.t reasure

Afternoon Visitthezoo

VisittheBotanicGardensandsee12.andvisitthePalmHouse

Evening Gotoa9.atUlster

Hall

Freetime,youcangotosome13.p ubs

5_ Inthelandscape

Football,6._,

7 8 Squash,9._,

10 Indoors

Question11-16

IndicatewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalsebywritingTfortrueandFforfalseinthebox esbelow.

1.Allcollegeshavetheirownimpressivesportsfacilities.

2.Themostpopularoutdoorsportsarefootballandtennis.

3.MotorracingisoneofthepopularsportsinBritain.

WHOINVENTEDPOPCORN?

Popcornisadelicacythatwasdevelopedbythe1.ofNorthAmerica,datedback2.years.Besideseatingpoppedcorn,theIndiansalsousedpoppedcornin3._,necklacesandin4.ceremonies.Accordingtomostsources,adeerskinbadfullof5.wasservedatthefirst

6.d inneratPlymouthRockin7._

Popcorn’spopularitygrewduringtheDepressionofthe8.whenpeoplerealisedthatalittlepopcorncouldgo9._.Butitssuccesswasclinchedwhenmovie10.acrossthecontinentstartedservingthesnack.By1947,

likesoundsasitescapesthroughsmallopeningsintheshell.Alobster’sshellcontains5.p igmentmoleculesthatcombinewithproteintocreatethecamouflagingcoloursofthelobster.Livelobstersareusually6.orbrownwithflecksof7._.Whenthelobsterisboiled,the8.isdenatured,ordeformed,bytheheat.Thepigmentremains,turningtheshellred

6.f romjustonechamberof7.inchesindiametertovastnetworks.Itcanextend8.u ndergroundandhouseapopulationofupto

9.ants

NorthAmericaantcommunitiescanconsistof10.mainnestsconnectedbytunnels.Theentirecolonycancoveranareathesizeofa11._.Sowhenspringcomes,theantshavetoworktheirway12.andbeginthetaskof

13.f oodforthenextwinter

thelowerrightcornerofthegrid,sinceitis9.t ofindawordthatendswithacertainletter.Waleskasaysthatwhenhestartedinthisbusiness,ittookhim10

………skill

_,,_,nuts,wine,beer,andsale

Freshfruit,salads,,_,,skimmedmilk,bread,low-caloriesoftdrinks,tea,andwater

2.

Themainsupportofthebodyistheorspine.Itismadeupofalongrowofsmalljoinedtooneanother.Itisfoundonlyinthe

andtrunk

3.

Whenabonebreaks,newcellsbegintogrowattheends.Moreandmorenewcellsareuntilfinallythebrokenendsmeetand

t ogether

4.Tofindoutifaboneisbroken,thedoctorusesanmachine.This

machinecanphotographthe ofthebody.Thephotographsittakesarecalledp hotographs.Thecanbeseenclearlyfromit

5.Therearemorethanmusclesinyourbody.Theymakeuptheflesh

thatliesbetweenthe andtheskeleton.Theyalsopush throughthebodyandmakethecirculate

6.

Thenervoussystemismadeupofthreeparts:_,thespinalcordandthenerves.Allpartsofthebodyareconnectedtothebrainbynerves.Thissystemcontrolsallmovementandalsoyoursenses

7.Thenervoussystemisveryimportantbecauseitwewillnotbeable

tofeel,smell,taste,hearorsee.Theisthemostimportantpartofthenervoussystem.Itt hemovementsofthebodyand

instructionstoallpartsofthebody

INVENTOROFTHETELEPHONE(1)

Listentothefirstpartofthetalkabouttheinventorofthetelephone.Asyoulistentothetalk,write downthemissinginformationinthenotesbelow.

ThemanwhoinventedthetelephonewasAlexanderGrahamBell.HewasborninEdinburgh,Scotland,in1._.Hisfatherandgrandfatherhadbothbeenteachersof2._.Hisfatherhadworkedoutthesystemof“VisibleSpeech”,thatis,asystembywhichadeafpersoncan“see”whatpeoplesaybereading

3 Belllearnedthissystemandsoonhe4.ateacherofthedeaftoo,andheopenedhis5.f ordeafpeopleinCanada

Throughhisteach,Bellbecameinterestedinthe6.ofthehumanvoice.Hethoughtthatitshouldbepossibleto7.soundacrossadistance.HeworkedveryhardwithhisassistantThomasA.Watsondayandnightonthisidea.Theymadesome8.t riedagainaftereachfailure

4.year,thefirstlong-distancetelephoneconversation5._.ThedistancewastwomilesbetweenBostonand6.,Massachusetts

In7.,atelephonecompanywasformed.Ithadeightlinesand

8.t elephones.Fromthattimeon,telephonesystemsgrewfast.Twoyearslater,therewereover9.t elephonesintheUnitedStates.ThetelephonespreadrapidlybothintheUnitedStatesandin10._.Bell’sinventionhasoftenbeencalledoneofAmerica’sgreatest11.t otheworld.WhenBelldiedonAugust2,12._,allthetelephonesintheUnitedStateswere

13.f oroneminuteinamemoryofagreatman

INVENTORSOFTHEAIRPLANE(1)

Listentothefirstpartofthetalkabouttheinventorsoftheairplane.Asyoulistentothetalk,write downthemissinginformationinthenotesbelow.

WilburandOrvilleWrightwerethefirsttobuildanairplaneinwhichamancouldfly.Wilburwasbornin1.n earMillville,Indiana.After2._,OrvilleWrightwasborn.Whenthetwobrothersgrewup,theybuiltupasuccessful

3.b usinessandsoonopeneda4.shop.WilburWrightbecameinterestedinflyingin5.afterhereadaGerman’sstoryandhetoldOrvilleaboutit.Thentheybegantowatchandstudythe6._ofbirds.Theyfoundthattherewasonequestionnoonehad7._,thatwashowto

8.t hegliderwhenitbegantodipforwardorbackward.TheWright

brothers,afterlongstudy,decidedtobuild9._ smallerwingsbeforethe

11.t heirfirstglideratKittyHawkandthegliderwas

12

INVENTORSOFTHEAIRPLANE(2)

Listentothesecondpartofthetalkabouttheinventorsoftheairplaneandfillinthemissinginformati oninthenotesbelow.

TheWrightbrothersstartedtoimprovetheirglider,payingparticularattentiontoits

1.andtotheshapeofthewings.Thenewgliderwaslongerandhada

2._.Thentheywantedtoadd3.ontheirglider.ItwasDecemberwhentheWrightbrothers’planeasreadyfortheflight.Theplanegainedspeedandroseintotheair.It4.swiftlyupwardanddownward.Itwasnota

5.butitwassuccessful.Theplanecamedownundamaged,120feetfromwhereithadstated.Threemore6.weremadethatday.Thelongestwas

7.f eet.Thiswasthebeginningoftheimportanceofthe

8.anditshowedthatmanhadactuallyflowninanairplane

In1912,Wilburdiedoftyphoidfeverwhenhewasonly9 In1943,Orvilleagreedtogivetheir10._t otheSmithsoniaInstitutioninWashington,D.C.OnJanuary30,1948,Orvillediedattheageof11.afterashortillness.TheWrightbrotherscouldneverbe12 Thenamesofbothbrotherswerefirmlyandforeverlinkedinthehistoryofaviation

INVENTIONOFTHETELEGRAPH(2)

Listentothesecondpartofthetalkabouttheinventionofthetelegraphandcompletethenotesbel ow.

1.PeoplethoughtMorse’stelegraphwouldnotbemorethanwhenthey

5. Atfirst,hetriedtolayhiswires_,butthatdidnotworkwell.Sohedecidedtonailthewiresto.

6.

In1844,MorsesenthisfirsttelegraphmessagefromWashingtontoBaltimore.Themessagewentthrough.IttookyearsofworkforMorsetoletpeoplet hetelegraph