251226 Unit 13 Saving Katoku Beach

According to the intro, Katoku Beach is the only place in Japan left for ______.

• skiing

• camping

• fishing

• surfing

Where is the village of Katoku located?

• On a high mountain in China.

• On a pretty island in Japan.

• In a big city in the USA.

• In a desert in Africa.

What do some villagers want to plant instead of building a wall?

• Corn and wheat

• Rice and beans

• Flowers and trees

• Potatoes and carrots

The teacher explains the word "rare" (as in "rare rabbit"). What does "rare" mean?

• Not common / Hard to find

• Very common

• Easy to find

• Very delicious

What is "concrete" made of?

• Paper and glue

• Stones and cement (mixed together)

• Wood and grass

• Plastic and rubbe

How do you turn the word "village" into a person?

• Add "-er" at the end.

• Add "-ing" at the end.

• Add "-ly" at the end.

• Add "-ness" at the end.

What does "washed away" mean in this context?
context= 情境

• Cleaned with soap

• Carried away by water/waves

• Painted with water colors

• Dried by the sun

The teacher mentions that environmental work often faces a "______", meaning it's hard to choose between two sides.

• party

• dilemma

• holiday

• game

Why are some villagers "against" the wall?
against 是什麼意思

• 贊成

• 同意

• 再一次

• 反對

The teacher compares the situation in Katoku to a dilemma in Taiwan involving ______.
dilemma= 兩難

• building nuclear power plants vs. protecting nature.

• building schools vs. libraries.

• eating beef vs. pork.

• driving cars vs. riding bikes.