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Unit2Journeyintotheunknown

Listeningtotheworld

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F=Finn;W1=Woman1,etc.;M1=Man1,etc.

Part1

F:I’vespentalotoftimelivingindifferentcountriessothereisn’toneplaceIthinkofashome.

I’velivedinScotlandandPolandandChina.Ilovegoingtonewplacesandlearningabout

newcultures.Today,I’maskingpeopleabouttravel.

Part2

W1:Ilovetravel.It’soneofmypassions.

M1:Well,Ienjoyitalot.IhavetraveledtoIndiaseveraltimes.Ilivedthere,andI’velivedhere,

andI’vebeentoIstanbulonceandIenjoyedthatverymuch.

W2:I’vedonequiteabitoftravelingonholidaysandstuff.Ithinkit’sgood,goodexperience.

W3:Yougettomeetdifferentpeoplecomingfromdifferentbackgrounds,andthat’sreally

importanttogetanunderstanding.

M2:It’salwaysjustnicetogetoutandexperienceadifferentcultureanddifferentlifestyle.

W4:Igetveryexcitedaboutthethoughtofgoingtomostcountries,anycountry.

W5:Ilovetotraveltodifferentcountries.

M3:Absolutelylovetraveling.I’vebeentravelingforabouttwoandahalfyearssolidnow.

W6:I’vebeentoTurkey.I’vebeentoEgypt.I’vebeentoMalta.

M4:IworkasanexpeditionleaderandsoIactuallyoperateindifferentcountriesaroundthe

world,manyplacesoutsidetheUnitedKingdom.

Part3

F:Whatdoyoulikeabouttraveling?

M3:Ithinkyoumaturealotwhenyoutravel.You,er,youlearn…oh,justcompletelydifferent

experiencestowhatyou’reusedtoathome.

W6:Iliketheairportexperience.Ilovethat.

M5:Ilikethearrivalmorethanthetraveling.

W5:Toseeartespecially.Welovetoseetheaterinothercountries.

M4:Youseesome,someofthemostbeautifulsceneryaroundtheworldwhichyouwouldn’t

experienceinothercountries.

M2:Ijustreallylikegettingoutthereandexperiencingadifferentculture,gettingfarawayfrom,

youknow,whatwe’reusedtoinAustralia,andmeetingnewpeople.

W4:Theanticipationofbeinginanewplace,ofseeingverydifferentthings,er,ofhearinga

differentlanguage,<and>ofeatingdifferentfood.Everythingthattravelhastooffer.

Part4

F:Whatdon’tyoulike?

W6:Idon’tlikelongflights.

W3:Isupposeplanejourneysaren’talwaysthemostexcitingofthings.

W1:Flying.Idon’tparticularlylikeflying,butit’sanecessitywhenyouliveinIreland,you

know.

M2:IsupposethebiggestproblemIhavewithtravelingislivingoutofasuitcase.

W4:Inallhonesty,Iactuallyseethewholetravelasanadventureinitself.So,er,when,whenI

wasbackpacking,andweall…weranoutofmoney,orwewereindangeroussituations,I

actuallyquiteenjoyedthat.

M4:YouspendalotoftimeoutsidetheUnitedKingdom,andthedisadvantageofthatis,thatyou,

youtendtomissfamiliesandfriends.Imissoutonnormalthingsinlife,so…I’vebeen

outsidetheUnitedKingdomfortwothirdsoftheyear.I’dsaythat’sthemaindisadvantage.

W5:ThehardestthingformeisthatIamhandicapped.Andsosometimesgettingaround,

especiallyveryoldcities,isverydifficult.

M5:Mywife’susuallylatefor…gettingtotheairport.Itwasn’tuntilI,IgotmarriedIactually

startedmissingflights.

Listening

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OneplacethatIthinkeveryoneshouldhavethechancetoseeisVenice.Buttheproblemis

thatthisbeautifulandcharmingcityisslowlysinking.Eversincethe14thcenturyengineershave

triedtoworkoutawaytostopthefloodsinVenice,butsofarnobodyhasmanaged.Sometimes

thereareasmanyas40floodsperyearbetweenMarchandSeptember,andVeniceisactually

sinkingatarateoftwoandahalfincheseverydecade.It’sverypossiblethatyourgrandchildren,

andtheirgrandchildrenwillneverhavethechancetoseethisfragilecity.Everyoneshouldhave

thechancetoenjoythecity,towalkacrossitsfamousbridges,throughitsancientsquares.There

arenocarsinVenice,andmanypeoplethinkithelpsthistobeoneofthemostromanticcitiesin

theworld.So,canitbesaved?

Well,theyaretrying.Barriersarebeingputintotryandstopthewatergettingtoohigh.This

isviewedasatemporarymeasure,althoughtheyshouldlast100years,sotheproblemisfindinga

permanentsolution.Ifyouwantmyadvice,gotherewhileyoustillcan,andthentogetherwecan

putpressureonthegovernmenttospendthemoneyitneedstofindapermanentwaytokeepthis

beautifulandhistoriccityforfuturegenerations.Wehaveanopportunitynowtosavethiscity,

andwemust,beforeit’stoolate.

Viewing

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V=Voice-over;M1=Man1,etc.;JL=JoannaLumley;W1=Woman1,etc.;

EH=EamonnHolmes;JJE=JocelynJeeEsien;AF=AlexFraser;

JP=JohnPalmer;MJ=MelanieJones;LS=LucySassoon;Vs=Voices

V:Therearesomanyamazingplacestoseearoundtheworld.Herearesomeofyourfavorites.

WelcometoBangkok!Withoversixmillionpeople,it’sbig,it’sbusyandyouloveit!It’s

verygoodforshoppingandthenightlifeisgreat,too.

M1:It’sgotlotsofclubs,bars,shops,food…Everythingyouneed,really.

V:Thereare400templesinBangkok,soBangkokisanimportantplaceforBuddhistsaround

theworld,andtouristslovetovisitthetemples,too.

V:YoualsolovetheMasaiMarainKenya.It’safantasticplacetowatchanimals:zebras,

elephants,antelope,hippos,andlions.Youcanseethemall.So,whyisitsospecial?

JL:Hugeopenspaces,fantasticanimals,justwideopenfreedom,warmth,friendliness,andall

underneaththegreatAfricanskies.

V:Nowapopular,romanticcity…thecityoflights,Paris.

W1:Tome,Parisiselegant,romanticandexpensive.

W2:Gointhespringandenjoytheartgalleries.

V:AndenjoytheviewsofthecityfromthetopoftheEiffelTower.

V:BacktoAfricanow,SouthAfrica.Yes,it’sCapeTown.AndbehindCapeTownisthe

1,000-meter-highTableMountain,withitsfantasticviews.

EH:CapeTownisoneofmytopthreeplacesonearth.

JJE:Friendlypeople,loadsofbeaches,andthefoodisunbelievablycheap.

M2:Wewentthereum,overNewYearanditwaslovely.Imean,justalovely,lovelyplace.

EH:Greatplace,CapeTown.

V:YoulovethemountainsandbeachesthatmakeCapeTownsospecial.Andtheselittleguys–

thepenguins.

V:Thisisthebigmoment:thenumberoneplacetoseebeforeyoudie.Yourfavoriteis…the

GrandCanyon!TheGrandCanyonisanamazingplace.YoucanreadabouttheGrand

Canyonandyoucanlookatphotographsandvideos,butnothingcanprepareyouforthereal

thing.

AF:Thereissomuchtoseethatyouneverstopseeingsomethingnew.

JP:Thecolorsarejustso…amazing.

MJ:Witheverychanginginchofthesunset,thecolorsinthecanyonchange.

LS:Irememberactuallysittingthere…andIjustcried.

V:Butthere’sonlyonewordthateveryonesayswhentheytalkabouttheGrandCanyon:

Vs:Itreallyisawesome…Justcompletelyawesome…Awesome…"Awesome"isthe

word…Itwasawesome…Awesome…Awesome…"Awesome"istheonlyword…

Trulyawesome.

Speakingforcommunication

Role-play

Scripts

Conversation1

Man:Excuseme.We’retryingtogettothecarnival.Isthistherightbusstop?

Woman:Yes,butyoudon’tneedthebus.It’sveryclose.

Man:Oh!Canwewalk?

Woman:Yes,ittakesabout10minutesfromhere.Justgostraighton.You’llhearthemusic!

Man:OK.Thankyouverymuch.

Conversation2

Woman:Excuseme,canyouhelpme?I’mlookingforthePlazaHotel.Isthistherightway?

Man:Um…PlazaHotel,er,PlazaHotel.Oh,yes,keepgoing,pastthecinemaandtakethe

firstleft.

Woman:OK.

Man:Thenkeepgoingforabout15minutesuntilyoureachtheendoftheroad.Andyou’ll

seethesignforthehotel.Youcan’tmissit.

Woman:OK.Um,canyoushowmeonthemap?

Man:Sure.

Conversation3

Man1:Excuseme,wewanttogettoTheGrandMotel.Isitfar?

Woman:Um…sorry,I’venoidea.Jim,doyouknow?

Man2:What?

Woman:TheGrandMotel?

Man2:TheGrandMotel?Yeah,it’sjustoverthere.Er,justgototheendofthisstreet.Goleft

andgopastthe…um…there’sarestaurant.Gopasttherestaurantandit’sontheleft.

Man1:Ontheleft.SoIneedtogototheendofthestreet,turnleft,gopasttherestaurantand

it’sontheleft.

Man2:Yeah,that’sit.

Man1:Thanksalot.

Groupdiscussion

Scripts

OK,well,wewouldliketogotoEasterIsland.Itisveryisolated,veryfarfromotherplaces.

Er,wearegoingtotraveltherebyplaneandstaywithdifferentfamiliesandthetripisgoingto

takethreemonths.Wewanttoexperiencethelocalculture,theirmusic,food,andwayoflife.So

ourplanistospeaktothelocalpeopleaboutthesethingsandtofilmthem.Wehopetofindout

abouttheirtraditionsandtoseewhattheythinkoftheirhistory.Well,um,finally,myhusband

andIalwayswantedtogotoEasterIsland.IreadaboutitwhenIwasachildandIsawpicturesof

theseamazingstoneheadsontheisland.Soforusthisisthejourneyofourdreams.

Furtherpracticeinlistening

Shortconversations

Scripts

Conversation1

M:Istillcan’tdecidewhetherweshouldhaveawholepackagetouroraself-drivetour.

W:Awholepackagetourmeanshavingtospendtimeintheconfinedquartersofacoach,busor

trainwithpeopleyouarenotfamiliarwith,butconsideringourbudget,perhapswehaveto

sacrificecomfortandprivacy.

Q:Whatdoesthewomansayaboutawholepackagetour?

Conversation2

W:IwassoshockedwhenIsawthetiny,dirtyhouseswherethechildrengrewup.

M:SowasI.I’mafraidthattheydon’thaveenoughfood,letalonegotoschool.Nexttimewe

shouldhaveourdaughtercomewithus.Shealwaystakesthingsforgranted.

Q:Whatarethetwospeakersplanningtodo?

Conversation3

M:Iwillsayitagain:Indiaisnotasafeplaceforawomantotravelalone.

W:ButifIweartheproperclothes,andlearntheculturaldosanddon’ts,itshouldbefine.Please

don’tbesoalarmed.

Q:Whatwillthewomando?

Conversation4

W:I’mgoingtotravelwithmyfive-year-oldthissummer.ButIfeelkindofuncertainwhether

thingswillworkout.

M:YouknowJane?Sheandherhusbandspendeveryholidaytravelinginajeepwiththeirson

anddog.Probablyyoushouldgotoherbeforeyougo.

Q:Whatdoesthewomanfeeluncertainabout?

Conversation5

M:Manypeopleloveagoodstoryaboutsomebodytravelingintime–eithertorepairthefuture,

ortoobservethepast.Whyaretimetravelstoriessopopular?

W:Ithinkit’shumannaturetodreamofwhat-ifs.WhatifIcouldseeanalien?

Q:Whatarethetwospeakerstalkingabout?

Longconversation

Scripts

M:It’sgoodtohaveyoubackatworkEmily.HowwasyourtriptotheAmazonrainforest?

W:Itwaslikeaspectaculardream;IsawsomanymorethingsthanIevercouldhaveimagined.

Theplantsaresothickthatyoucouldn’tevenseethesunortheskyabove,andtherearemore

shadesofgreenthanI’veseenbeforeinmylife!

M:Wow,withsomanyplants,howdidyougetaround?

W:WerodeatourboatdowntheAmazonRiver–itconnectsthewholejungle,andthelocal

peopleuseittotravel,too.It’samazingbeingsomewheresofarawayfromtechnology,

withoutanyelectricityformilesandmiles.Thelocalpeopledon’tevenseetheworldoutside

ofthejungle,nevertravelingmorethan15minutesupordowntherivertheirwholelives!

M:Whatanentirelydifferentlifestyle!Itmustbecompletelydifferentthere.Didyougettomeet

anyofthevillagers?

W:Ohyes!Here’sthestory:Ifinishedasmallbluebottleofwineandwasabouttothrowitaway.

Thetourguidetoldmetosaveit.Later,whenwearrivedatoneofthevillages,heintroduced

metoanoldwomantherewhogreetedourboat.Igaveherthewinebottleasagift.She

lookedatitlikeagreattreasure,andshesaidthatitwouldbeanhonoredprizeforherhut.I

wasshockedthatsomethingsosmallandcommonforme–couldmeansomuch!

M:Emily,Isupposewereallytakemodernlifeforgranted.

Q1:WhatdoesthewomansayabouttheplantsintheAmazonrainforest?

Q2:Whatdoesthewomansayaboutthelocalpeople?

Q3:Whywastheoldwomaninthevillagesoexcited?

Q4:Whathasthewomanlearnedfromhertravelingexperience?

Passage1

Scripts

Ibelievewatchingnatureprogramsontelevisionisnotgoingtogiveusandourchildrena

realexperienceofnature.Onthecontrary,theymaydistanceusfromnature–actualnature–even

further.

Becauserealnatureexperiencesmeancontactwithnature.Itmeansbeingwithandwithin

nature,toexperienceitwithallfivesenses.

True,TVprogramsgiveusjoybuttheywillneverbeabletohelpusformarelationshipwith

nature.Wewatchoursmallscreenscomealivewiththevividcolorsandweallletout"aahhhh…"

and"wooooow".But,neveroncewillwefeelthepleasureofbeingclosetonature.

Worsestill–theprogramssuchasthoseontheDiscoveryChannelmakenatureseemso

strange,andsofaraway,intheforestsoftheAmazonorinthewildsofAfrica.Childrenmay

growupwithoutevenrealizingthattheflowers,plantsoracoupleoftreesintheirbackyardare

natureandtheyareequallyprecious.Thetruthis–natureissoclosetous.Wedon’tneedtogo

anywherefartoenjoysuchexperiences.Itisrightthereinourbackyards.Or,inparks,gardens,

forests,ornationalparks.

Allweneedtodoismakeanefforttogetclosertonature–knowit,appreciateit,and

exploreit.Feelingthesoilunderourfeetandthewindinourhair;listeningtothesoundofthe

fallenleavesandtakinginthesmellofthewetsoil–allthesearepurejoytothesensesthatwe

mustexperience.

Q1:WhatmayhappentochildrenafterwatchingnatureprogramsonTV?

Q2:Howshouldchildrengetclosetonatureaccordingtothespeaker?

Q3:WhatimpressionmighttheDiscoveryChannelleaveonchildren?

Q4:Whatisthemainideaofthispassage?

Passage2

Scriptsandanswers

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