
5U5: Listening & Speaking (page 64-65)
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5U5: Listening & Speaking (page 64-65)
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Why did Richard decide to create the wildlife area?
The students wanted to help local wildlife.
The area looked unattractive.
Some wildlife had already moved into the area.
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What does Richard say about the long grass?
It will be replaced by a wild flower area.
It’s great for attracting insects.
It will be left to grow around the pond.
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What do Richard’s students think about working on
the project after school and at weekends?
They don’t mind giving up their spare time for
the project.
Many have been put off from getting involved.
They won’t be able to help much because of
their other hobbies.
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Why did Richard need to involve an expert from the
local wildlife society?
He wanted to be sure his plans would work.
He needed expert advice on what to do.
He wanted to encourage the students to join in.
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Multiple Choice
What does Richard say about the modern
education system?
It’s not as good as it was when he was young.
It misses out an important part of education.
It doesn’t offer enough choice of subjects.
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What will students be doing frequently as the
project progresses?
taking photographs of the wildlife area
giving reports to the radio station
writing about the project online
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What things can everyone do to help their local environment and the global environment?
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Which environmental problem concerns you the most?
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What sort of environments are your favourite places to go (eg beach, mountain, city)? How do these places
make you feel?
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Open Ended
What could be done to improve the environment where you live?
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Poll
Which of these things do you think is most important for a nature reserve to have?
a café
beautiful scenery
benches for visitors to sit on
car/bicycle parking
clean-up days
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Which of these things do you think is most important for a nature reserve to have?
good habitats for wildlife
good maintenance and no litter
guided tours for schools or the public
information boards
location away from busy roads
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