GET-8 UNIT3 EXP

Which of the following is an appropriate way to open a talk?

• "Hi, everyone."

• "Why are you here?"

• "I have nothing to say."

• "Let's skip the introduction."

What expression can you use to introduce a group of world travelers?

• "Let me tell you about them later."

• "I'd like to tell you about __ (NAMES)."

• "I have no idea who they are."

• "They don't matter much."

Which of these phrases highlights the travelers' starting point?

• "They set out on a journey across Asia and Europe in May 2017."

• "They stayed home and read about Asia and Europe."

• "They went to Europe in 2023."

• "They planned to go to Asia but never left."

How would you describe the duration of the journey?

• "It took them only a week."

• "Their journey lasted almost eight months."

• "They didn't count the time."

• "Their journey was over in a day."

Which is an example of describing their destinations?

• "They visited 28 countries, including the Scandinavian countries."

• "They only stayed in one city their entire trip."

• "They didn't have time to visit other countries."

• "They didn't go to Europe at all."

Which of the following emphasizes the travelers' determination?

• "They quit after facing a challenge."

• "They stayed determined throughout their journey."

• "They didn't have a plan for challenges."

• "They gave up when it got difficult."

What expression conveys the travelers' cultural interactions?

• "They ignored everyone they met."

• "They embraced new experiences and met people from diverse backgrounds."

• "They refused to interact with locals."

• "They avoided learning about other cultures."

How can you highlight a memorable part of their journey?

• "One of the most memorable parts of their journey was __ (e.g., driving through the Swiss Alps)."

• "Nothing memorable happened on their journey."

• "They forgot everything about their trip."

• "Their journey didn't include anything special."

Which phrase encourages the audience to reflect on the story?

• "Their journey is a reminder that it's never too late to explore the world."

• "They proved that traveling is only for the young."

• "They showed that traveling is overrated."

• "Their journey is irrelevant to anyone else."

How could you conclude the talk on a positive note?

• "This story is not worth remembering."

• "Thank you for letting me share this inspiring story with you today!"

• "I hope you forget this story soon."

• "Let's not think about traveling anymore."