Unit1,LessonATrack1-1-1listentothreepeoplefromthepenpalswebsite.Matchthenameofthespeakerwithhisorherinterest:Fiona:Hi,I'mFiona.I'mfromSydney,Australia.I'm19,andastudentattheUniversityofCanberra.I'mmajoringincomputerscience.WhenI'mnotstudying,Ilikegoingtothemovies.Miguel:Hi,I'mMiguel.I'mfromMexicoCity.I'm28andI'mamathteacher.Inmyfreetime,Ilikeplayingsoccerwithmyfiends.Hiromi:Hi,I'mHiromi,andI'mfromTokyo.I'm24,andI'magraphicartist.WhenIhavesomefreetime,IusuallyworkonacomicbookI'mcreating.Themaincharacter'snameisDamen.Track1-1-2listenagain.Answerthequestionsaboutthepeople.Checkthecorrectbox.Track1-1-3MarianaandDannyliveinthesameapartmentbuilding.Aretheymeetingforthefirsttime?Listentotheirconversation.Mariana:Hi.MynameisMariana.I'minapartment201.Danny:Hi,Mariana.I'mDanny.I'min302.It'snicetomeetyou.Mariana:Nicetomeetyou,too.Danny:So,areyouastudent,Mariana?Mariana:yeah,IstudymusicatNYU.Danny:That'sinteresting.Mariana:Whatdoyoudo,Danny?Danny:I'mastudentatHunterCollege.Ialsoworkinanartgallery.Track1-1-4yourinformation.C.Listenagain.Practicetheconversation.ThenpracticewithTrack1-1-5ListentoDandescribinghimselfandDayannedescribingherfriend.Payattentiontotheexpressionsusedfordescribingpeople.Thendescribeyourselftoyourpartner.MynameisDanandI'mfromtheUnitedStates.I'm28yearsoldandworkatahospital.IspeakEnglish,andSpanishandPortuguese.I'mprettytall.I'maboutsixfeet.Ihaveamuscularbuildandshortblondehair.Ihavehazel-coloredeyes.IhaveafriendwholookslikeAntonioBanderas.He'stall,darkhair,browneyes,buthe'sthinandAntonioBanderasisalittlemoremuscular.Track1-1-OL-1A.Emilyisattheairport.Listenandcheckthecorrectbox.Josh:Hello?Emily:Hi,Josh?It'sEmily.Josh:HiEm.AreyouattheairportwithUncleTim?Emily:Yes,I'mhere,butIdon'tseeUncleTim.Tellmeagain–whatdoeshelooklike?Josh:He'stall,andhe'sinhis30s.Hehaslongbrownhair.Emily:OK…Josh:Oh,andhewearsglasses.Emily:No,Idon'tseehim…Track1-1-OL-2B.Listenagain.Emilyislookingforaman.Whatdoeshelooklike?Circlethecorrectanswers.Track1-1OL-3C.Listenagain.Whoistheman?Checkthecorrectpicture.Whatisdifferentabouthimnow?Josh:Hello?Emily:Hi,Josh?It'sEmily.Josh:HiEm.AreyouattheairportwithUncleTim?Emily:Yes,I'mhere.ButIdon'tseeUncleTim.Tellmeagain---whatdoeshelooklike?Josh:He'stall,andhe'sinhis30s.Hehaslongbrownhair.Emily:OK…Josh:Oh,andhewearsglasses.Emily:No,Idon'tseehim…UncleTim:Hi,Excuseme…areyouEmily?Emily:Yes…UncleTim?UncleTim:Hi,Emily.Howareyou?Emily:Fine!Wow,UncleTim,youlookdifferent!JoshJosh…areyouthere?UncleTimishere.Hehasshort,blondhairnow.HelookslikeBradPitt!Track1-1-OL-4Listentothedescriptionofafamilyphoto.Thendragthenamesfromtheboxanddropthemontherightperson.Emilioisinhisfifties.Heistall–about182cm.Heisaverageweight.Hehasbrowneyes.Hehasshort,curly,grayhair.Kathyisinherforties.Sheisshort.Sheisslim.Shehasblueeyes.Shehaslong,straight,blondhair.Michaelisyoung.Heistall.Heisaverageweight.Hehasdark,browneyes.Hehasshort,curly,blondhair.AlexisandAshleyaretwins.Theyareyoung.Theyareaverageheight.Theyareslim.Alexishasblueeyes,butAshleyhasgreeneyes.Theybothhavelong,curly,redhair.Track1-1-OL5Nowlistentothesepeopleintroducingthemselves.Thenanswerthequestionsasked.1.I'mCarrieBrownfromNewYork.I'manartstudentandIlikelisteningtomusicandplayingbasketball.Hello,everyone.MynameisAnnAndrews.IcomefromWellington,NewZealand.I'mateacherandIlikeshoppingandhangingoutwithfriends.Hi,I'mJuliaSanchez.I'mareporterfromLima,Peru.Ilikesurfingandblogging.4.MynameisCharlesHorton.IliveinBoston,USA.I'machef.Inmysparetime,Ilikepaintingandtraveling.I'mGeorgeSimmelfromBerlin,Germany.I'mafashionIlikewatchingfilmsandjoggingverymuch.MynameisKevinSmith.IcomefromSydney,Australia.Ilikecookingandreadingdetectivestories.I'mafinanceTrack1-1-OL-6A.Lookatthepictureandlistentothee-mailmessage.ThentellwhichoneinthepictureisMr.Ryder.DearMr.Peters,PleasemeetMr.JamesRyderattheairportstationat11:00tomorrow.HisflightisUA238fromLosAngeles.Heisatallmaninhissixtieswithgrayhair,andhewearsbigglasses.HismeetingwiththeMarketingDepartmentisat4:00.Thankyou.KyraGreeneMarketingDepartmentTrack1-1OL-7B.Listentoanothere-mailmessage.ThentellwhichoneinthepictureisTom.Gina--HELP!CanyoumeetmyfriendTomattheairporttomorrow?MycarhasbigproblemsandIcan'tdriveit.TomiscomingonflightKX661fromDenverat11:00.He'saverageheightandkindofthin,withlongblondhairandamustache.Thanksamillion!ChrisTrack1-1-OL8A.Nowlistentothepassage.DoyouthinkAndrewBarnishappybeingacelebritydouble?CelebritydoublesAgroupofteenagersisstandingoutsideahairsaloninManchester,England.Manyofthemhavecamerasandarelookinginthesalonwindow.ThenwanttoseesoccerplayerDavidBeckham.AmaninthesalonlookslikeBeckham(hehasblondhairandBeckham'sgoodlooks).Butthemaninthesalonisn'tthefamoussoccerplayer.He'sAndrewBarn--atwenty-two–year–oldhairdresser.Barnisn'tsurprisedbytheteenagers.Peopleoftenstophimonthestreetandwanttotakehispicture.Barnisahairdresser,butthealsomakesmoneyasaBeckhamdouble.BarntravelsalloverEuropeasDavidBeckham.Newspapersoftentakehisphoto.It'sanexcitinglifeforthehairdresserfromManchester.Today,manycompaniesworkwithcelebritydoubles.Themostpopularcelebritydoubleslooklikefamousathletes,popsingers,andactors.Thecompaniespaydoublestogotopartiesandbusinessmeetings.DoublesarealsoonTVandinnewspaperads.Whydopeoplewanttolooklikeacelebrity?AnAnnaKournikovadoubleintheU.S.says,Icanmakegoodmoney.Ialsomakealotofpeoplehappy.”Tack1-1-OL-9B.Listenagain.ThencircleTrueorFalse.Ifasentenceisfalse,makeittrue.Unit1,LessonBGlobalViewpointsNick: MynameisNickRaducanu.I'm23yearsoldandI'mfromtheUnitedStates.IspeakEnglishandIalsospeakFrench.WooSung:MynameisWooSung.I'mfromSeoul,Korea.Iam20yearsoldandI'mastudent.IspeakEnglish,Korean,andFrench.Natalie: Myname'sNatalieDanglade.I'm25yearsold.IliveintheUnitedStatesandI'mareporteratatelevision.Dayanne:MynameisDayanneLeal.IamfromBrazilandmyfirstlanguageisPortuguese.I'mnotverytallandalsoI'mnotveryskinny.Ihavebrowneyesandshortbrownhair.Dan:MynameisDanandI'mfromtheUnitedStates.I'm28yearsoldandIworkatahospital.IspeakEnglish,andSpanishandPortuguese.I'mpettytall.I'maboutsixfeet.IhaveamuscularbuildandshortblondeIhavehazel-coloredeyes.Kevin:MynameisKevinTruong.I'm24yearsold.Ihaveshortblackhair,browneyes,andanathleticbuild.IhaveasisternamedSabrina.Sheisshort,muscular,andtan.Dayanne:IhaveafriendwholookslikeAntonioBanderas.He'stall,darkhair,browneyes,buthe'sthinandAntonioBanderasisalittlemoremuscular.WooSung:Idon'treallylooklikemyparents.They'rebothshortandI'mtall.IdolooklikemyShe'stallandthinlikeme.Natalie:Mydaughterhascurlyblackhair,she'sshort,light-skinned,andshe'sreallycute.CityLivingSun-hee'sfavoritecousinSun-hee: OfcourseI'llpickyouup,Jung-Yoon.You'remyfavoritecousin.Great.I'llseeyouatthebusstationat3:00.Haveagreattrip!Bye.(phonerings)Hello?ProfessorAlbee:Sun-hee,it'sProfessorAlbeeatNYU.Sun-hee: Oh,hiProfessorAlbee.Howareyou?ProfessorAlbee: Fine,thanks.Ms.Leskaissicktoday.Shehasaclassfrom2:00to4:00p.m.Canyouteachherclass?Sun-hee: Oh,sorry.MycousinisvisitingthisweekfromSeattle,andhearrivestodayat3:00.ProfessorAlbee:Oh,Isee.Gee,Idon'tknowwhattodo.Sun-hee:Well...wait.Listen,myroommateTaracangotothebusstationandmeetmycousin.Ms.Leskaalwayshelpsme.ProfessorAlbee:That'sgreat!Thanksalot.Seeyouat1:30.Sun-hee:Bye.ProfessorAlbee:Bye.Tara:Sure,Sun-hee.I'dlovetomeetyourcousin.Sowhatdoeshelooklike?Sun-hee:Well,he'sinhis30s.Tara:OK.Sun-hee:Andhe'saboutaverageheight--5'6”.Andhe'sprettyheavyset.Tara:Uh-huh.Sun-hee:Andhehasreallylongblackhairandbrowneyes.Tara:OK.So,doeshespeakEnglish?Sun-hee:Yes,hedoes.Oh,andIalmostforgot:hewearsreallybigglasses.Tara:Gotit.Sun-hee:Thankssomuchfordoingthisforme.Tara:Hey,whatarefriendsfor?Sun-hee:Ohwow!I'mreallylate!I'llmeetyoubackhereat4:30withmycousin.Tara:Sure,noproblem.Sun-hee:Bye.Sun-hee:Jung-Yoon!Ohmygosh!Jung-Yoon:Sun-hee!Sun-hee:Wow.Youlooksodifferent.You'resothin!Jung-Yoon:Ieathealthierfoodnow.AndIgotothegymeverydaySun-hee:Goodforyou!Hey,whereareyourglasses?Jung-Yoon:Contactlenses.Sun-hee:Oh,andyourhair?It'ssoshort.Itlooksgoodonyou.Youlookgreat!Jung-Yoon:hey,thanks!Sun-hee:(toTara)Howdidyoufindhim?Helookssodifferentnow.Tara:(holdingsignsaying“SunheePark'scousin”)Ta-dah!Track1-1-OL-10Listentothestorysummary.Fillintheblankswithwhatyouhear.Sun-heemakesplanstomeethercousinatthebusstation. Thenherco-workercallsandasksSun-heetoteachaclass.Sun-heeagreestoteachtheclass.SheasksTaratomeethercousin.ShetellsTarawhathercousinlookslike.Sun-heesaysthathecousinlooksverydifferent.Sun-heeasksTara.“Howdidyoufindhim?”TaralaughsandsheshowsSun-heeasignthatsays“Sun-heePark'scousin.”Unit2 LessonTrack1-2-1Listentothethreeconversations.How'stheweather?Checkthecorrectpictures.Conversation1Man:Mary,areyoureadytogo?Woman:Go…gowhere?Man: Tothebeach.It'stoohottobeininsidetoday.Woman:Toolate.Abadthunderstormishere.Lookoutthewindow.It'sraining.Man: Oh,you'reright.Nowwhatdowedo?Conversation2Woman:Hey,Charlie.Areyouokay?Man:No,notreally.Thisweathermakesmefeeldown.Woman:Oh,Iknow.Januaryisaterriblemonthsometimes.Ihaveanidea.Let'sgoforawalk.Man:Inthesnow?No,thanks.Woman:Butit'snotsnowingnow.It'sfreezing,butatleastit'sclearandsunny.Man:Oh,OK.Letmegetmyjacket.Conversation3Man:Mom,canIusethecar?Woman:Thecar?Man:Yeah,I'mgoingtothemovies.Woman:Whydon'tyouwalktothetheater?It'sclose,andit'salovelyautumnevening.Man:It'stoocoldandwindytowalk,Mom.Woman:Sorry,dear.Yourdadhasthecar.Man:Oh,Well,maybeI'llwatchamovieonTVinstead.Track1-2-2B.Listenagain.Dothepeoplegooutsideorstayinside?Checktheboxes.Track1-2-3Readtheconversationandlisten.WhatdoesJulietsuggesttakingtoSanFrancisco?Why?Juliet:Areyoupackingforyourtrip,Kyle?Kyle:See?IhaveT-shirts,shorts,andmysandals.Juliet:ForSanFrancisco?Kyle:Yeah.What'swrong?It'sJuly.Juliet:Iknow,butit'softenfoggyandcoldthereinthesummer.Kyle:Really?Juliet:Yeah.Youshouldtakesomesweatersandlongpants,too.Kyle:Oh,okay.Therearesomeinmycloset.Track1-2-4C.Listentotwopeoplegivingadviceaboutvisitingtheircountries.ThensuggestatripwithinChinatoyourpartner.WhenvisitingBrazilyoushouldbringyourbathingsuitandyoursunlotionanddefinitelyvisitthebeachesinBrazilbecausetheyarebeautiful.InArgentina,youshouldvisitlguazuFallsandtheglaciersinthesouthofthecountry.YoushouldalsowatchatangoperformanceandinarestaurantyoushouldorderArgentinebeef.Itisdelicious!Track1-2-OL-1A.Listentothesethreeconversations.Whatiseachpersondoing?Circlethecorrectanswer.Conversation1Man:next,please!Woman:Hi,here'smyticket.Man:Andwhereareyougoingtoday,Ms.Gregory?Woman:Berlin.Man:MayIseeyourpassport,please?Woman:sure,hereyourare.Man:Andhowmanysuitcasesdoyouhave?Woman:Justone.Conversation2Man:Toobadit'sourlastdayinNewYork.There'salottosee.Woman:Iknow.Butatleastwe'rehereattheStatueofLiberty.Isn'titbeautiful?Man:Yeah,itis.Hey,weneedaphoto.Excuseme?Man2:Yes?Man:Canyoutakeourpicture,please?Man2:Sure.Conversation3Woman:WelcometotheRitzCarlton,Shanghai.Man:Thankyou.MynameisIanWalters.Ihavearoomformyselfandmywife.Woman:Okay.CanIseeacreditcardandID,please?Man:Ofcourse.Here'smycardandmypassport.Woman:Thankyou.Hereareyourkeys,Mr.Walters.Enjoyyourstay.Track1-2-OL-2B.Listenagain.Completethesentenceswiththecorrectcity.Track1-2-OL-3A.ListentosometraveltipsforThailand.Howmanytipsarementioned?TraveltipsforThailandThailandisanicecountryinSoutheastAsia,withsomethingforeveryvisitor.Thereisalotforyoutodiscoverthere.Butbeforeyougo,youshouldmakeaplantohelpyoubebetterprepared.Herearesometips.Firstly,theweatherinThailandishotandhumidallyear,soyoushouldpacksunglasses,T-shirts,andsandalswithyou.Secondly,youshouldbuyyourplaneticketearly.Thailandisaverypopularplaceforavacation,andtheplanesareveryfull.Thirdly,thetrafficinthiscountryisverybadandpeopledrivereallyfast,soyoushouldrentacar.Anothertipisthatyoushoulddrinkalotofwaterandjuicetostaycool.Finally,andthisisaveryimportanttip,youshouldn'ttakephotosoutsideinafternoon.It'stoosunnyandbright!Rememberthesetipsandyou'llhaveagreattimethere.HavefuninThailand!Track1-2-OL-5A.Listentothefirstpartofatalkabouttheweatherinsomevacationspots.ThenfillinthechartwithinformationyouForeachplace,writethebesttimeforavacationandthereason.WatchtheWeather!tickets,planeaboutlotathinkTheycarefully.veryvacationstheirplanpeopleMostpassports,andhotelreservations.Buttheyoftenforgetaboutoneimportantthing–theweather.Youshouldlearnabouttherighttimetovisityourvacationspot.Hereissomeinformationtohelpyouplanyournextvacation.Italy.Theweatherissunnyallbutit'ssometimescoldinAprilandMayarewarmandbeautiful.FromJunetoSeptember,it'sveryhot.Australia.SummerhereisfromDecembertoApril.Itsometimesrains,buttheweatherisusuallyverygood.Inwinter,itsnowsalittleinsomeplaces,butmostofAustraliaisn'tverycold.Track1-2-OL-6B.Nowlistentothesecondpartofthetalk.ThenfillintherestofthechartwithinformationyouHongKong,China.TheWeatherishotandveryhumidherealotoftheyear.InJulyandAugust,it'ssometimesverywindy,andtherearebadstorms.OctoberandNovemberarewarmandnotsohumid,butinDecemberandJanuary,itgetsverychillysometimes.Germany.FromNovembertoApril,theweatheriscold,cloudy,andsnowy.Inspringit'swarm,butthere'salotofrain,JulyandAugustareusuallywarmandsunny.India.Youshouldn'ttraveltoIndiafromJunetoSeptember.Thereisalotofraineverywhere.FromNovembertoApril,aftertherainyseason,theweatherisniceandcool.InAprilandMay,itoftengetsveryhot.Track1-2-OL-7Studythepicturesoftheseitems.Thenlistentothepassage.Howarethesefivethingsrelatedtoeachother?InTokyo,it'sanenvelopewith$850,000incash.AtFlorida'sDisneyWorld,it'saglasseye.AtahotelinEngland,it'sagoatandafalseleg.Howareallofthesethingssimilar?Theyareunusualthingsthatpeopleleaveinhotelrooms,inairports,andoncitystreets.IrishMartinoworksintheLostandFoundCenteratanairportinaU.S.city.“Sure,wefindtheusualstuff—cellphones,keys,sunglassesandwallets,”shesays.“Butpeoplealsoforgetsomeweirdthingsattheairport,too.”WhatdoesMs.Martinofind?Awoman'sfalseteethinthebathroom.Amannequininanairportwaitingarea.“Howdoyouforgetthosethings?”Martinowonders.NobuoHasudaworksfortheLostandFoundCenterindowntownTokyo.TheCenterhasalmost800,000items.Threehundredthousandofthemareumbrellas!Therearealsomanyotherthings—jewelryandbriefcases,snowshoesandmusicalinstruments.Hasudakeepsthelostitemsforsixmonthsandtwoweeks.Afterthistime,thefindercantaketheitem.Thisisgoodluckforsomepeople.RemembertheenvelopeinTokyowith$850,000?Theownerdidnotclaimit.Nowthemoneybelongstothefinder!Track1-2-OL-8B.Listenagain.Thencompleteeachsentencewiththecorrectwordornumber.Unit2,LessonBGlobalViewpointsTheweatherJennifer:Inmyhometownit'susuallyhotandsunny,butsometimesitrains.Dan:IgrewupincentralTexaswheretheweatherisveryhot.Therearealotofrainstorms,andinthewintertimeitgetsintothe40sand50s.Dayanne:InBrazilwebasicallyhavetwoseasons—summerandwinter.Inthesummerit'svery,veryhot.Butinthewinterit'snotsocold.Butwedohavesomerainsometimes.Alyssa:WhereIlivetheweatherchangesthroughouttheyear.Therearefourseasons:summer,fall,winterandspring.Idon'tlikethewinterverymuchbecauseIdon'tliketobecold.Daniel:InJamaicait'sprettywarmyearround.There'sarainymonthMyfavoriteseasoniswinterbecauseIlikewintersports,whichisstrangebecauseI'mfromJamaica.WhatshouldIdo?Dayanne:WhenvisitingBrazilyoushouldbringyourbathingsuitandyoursunlotionanddefinitelyvisitthebeachesinBrazilbecausetheyarebeautiful.Dan:IfyoucometoTexasyoushouldvisitSanAntoniowheretheAlamoislocatedbecauseit'sahistoricalsite.Jennifer:WhenyouvisitFloridayoushouldbringaswimmingsuit,sunblock,andabeachtowel.YoushouldalsobringlotsofshortsandT-shirts.AndyoushouldvisittheEvergladeswhereyoucanseealligators.Alejandra:InArgentina,youshouldvisitlguazuFallsandtheglaciersinthesouthofthecountry.YoushouldalsowatchatangoperformanceandinarestaurantyoushouldorderArgentinebeef.Itisdelicious!CityLivingAnothersouvenir?Mike:Roberto,whyareyoubringingasweatertoMexicoCity?It'ssummerthere,soit'sreallyhot,right?Roberto:It'susuallyhotinthedaybutsometimesatnightitgetschilly.Mike:Oh.Well,whataboutthebusinesssuit?Isn'titavacation?Roberto:Yesandno.IhaveabigmeetingonTuesday,soI'mbringingthesuit.ButafterTuesday,it'svacationtime!Mike:Whoareallthegiftsfor?Roberto:Oh,myfamilylivesinMexicoCitysoI'mbringingthemsomesouvenirsfromNewYork.Mike:And,who'sthebookfor?Roberto:It'sforMaria,myniece.She'stenyearsold.Mike:Ten?Youshouldgethersomethingmorefun—likeavideogame!Roberto:Mariaisyoung,butshelovesbooks.She'sreallysmart.Mike:Huh.Whataboutthis?Isthisherstoo?Roberto:Ohthat?ThatbelongstomyDad.It'sasouvenirfromhisNewYorkvisit,butheforgotit.DoyouthinkIshouldgethimanotherpresent?Mike:Well,thatalreadybelongstohim.HeyyoushouldgethimaNewYorkT-shirtormaybeaYankeescap?Roberto:Goodidea.Icangetthatattheairport.That'sit.Mike:Doyouhaveyourplaneticketandpassport?Roberto:Yes.AndIhavemyhotelinformation,mycarrentalinformation…mycamera'sinmybriefcase…Mike:(holdingstuffedtoy)Hey,whoseisthis?Anothersouvenir?Roberto:Umm…no…it'smine.Mike:it'syours?Roberto:Itwasagood-luckpresentfromClaudia.Ialwaystravelwithit.Mike:Ah…don'tbeembarrassed,he'sverycute.(laughing)AndI'msurehemakesagreattravelpartner!Track1-2-OL-9Listentothestorysummary.Fillintheblankswithwhatyouhear.RobertoispackingforatripandMikeishelpinghim.MikeasksaboutthesouvenirsthatRobertoisbringingforhisfamily.RobertoexplainsthatbookisforhisnieceandthesmallStatueofLibertybelongstohisfather.Robertosaysthathe'sreadytogo,butthenMikefindsateddybearandaskswhoseitis.RobertosaysthatitbelongstohimandexplainsthatitwasagiftfromClaudiasohealwaystravelswithit.MikesayshethinksthebearmakesacutetravelpartnerforRoberto.Unit3,LessonATrack1-3-1A.Listen.Circlethecorrectanswertocompletethesentence.Ted:Hey,Mike.Whosetrophiesarethese?Mike:Theybelongtomyparentsandmybrotherandsister.Ted:Really?Mike:Yeah.Myfamilylovessports.Ted:Isee.So,whoplaysbasketball?Mike:MybrotherTim.He'sgreatatit.Ted:Andyoursister?Mike:She'sontheswimmingteamatschool.She'salwaystraining--evenontheweekends.Ted:Whataboutyourparents?Mike:Mydadplaystennis,andmymomplaysgolf.Ted:Andwhataboutyou,Mike?Doyouplayanysports?Mike:Me?No,notreally.Iliketosurfandski,butjustforfun.Track1-3-2B.Listenagain.Whichsportsdotheyplay?Checkthecorrectboxorboxes.Track1-3-3Listentotheconversation.UnderlineGina'sinvitation.CirclethewordsConnieusestoacceptGina'sinvitation.Connie:So,Gina,areyouplanningtojoinateamorclubthissemester?Gina:Yeah.Iwanttoworkfortheschoolnewspaperandmaybejointhetennisteam.Connie:Thetennisteam?Gina:Uh-huh.Doyouliketennis?Connie:Yes.Iloveit.Gina:Really?Metoo.Doyouwanttoplaytennisthisafternoon?Connie:Sure,I'dloveto!Therearetenniscourtsnearthestudentunion.Let'splaythere.Track1-3-4C.Listentotwopeopletalkingaboutwhattheyliketodo.Thentellyourpartneraboutwhatyouliketodo.Oneofmyfavoritepastimesistogotothegym.Iliketogotothegymaboutthreeorfourtimesaweek.InmyfreetimeIenjoyhangingoutwithsomefriendsandgoingtothemovies.Igotothemoviesatleastonceaweek.Track1-3-OL-1A.Listen.WhatareAshleyandherdadtalkingabout?Checktheanswer.Dad:Ashley?Ashley:Yeah,Dad!I'minmyroom.I'mpacking.Dad:Hi,honey.Ican'tbelieveyou'regoingtocollege!Ashley:Iknow.Dad:So,whatdoyouwanttostudy?Ashley:Art.Dad:Art?!Comeon,Ashley.Beserious.Ashley:Iamserious,Dad.Dad:Ithinkyoushouldstudybusinesswoyoucangetagoodjob.Ashley:Business!?Dad:Yes,you'reasmart,organizedyoungwoman.It'sperfectforyou.Ashley：But,Dad…there'salotIcandowithanartdegree.Thebusinessworldisverycompetitive…Dad:Idon'tknow,Ashley..Ashley:ComeonDad.Let'slookattheuniversitywebsite.There'smoreinformationthere.Track1-3-OL-2B.Listenagain.Completethesentences.Track1-3-OL-3A.Listentoaconversationbetweentwointerviewers.Whataretheytalkingbout?Circletheanswer.A:IinterviewedSaraFoxx.Shelikessales,butwantstoworkparttime.B:Hmm….IspokewithJasonGray,andhewantstoworkathomebutlikesresponsibility.A:Doeshewanttoworkfulltime?B:Yes,hedoes.HowaboutSara?A:Well,shewantstoworkparttime,butsheplanstostayatthesalespositionforatleasttwoyears.Andshelovespeople.B:Whatdoessheplantodointwoyears'time?A:Sheexpectstogotogradschoolinthefuture,butshelikesthejob.B:Jasonlikesthejobtoo.Hewantstomakeagoodsalaryandhelovestotravel.A:Well,Sarahatestofly.ItseemsJasonwouldbethepersonweneed.B:Unfortunately,hedoesn'thaveanysalesexperience.Track1-3-OL-4B.Nowlistenagain.ThenfillinthechartbelowaboutwhichdescriptionsaretrueforSaraandJason.Checktheboxes.Track1-3-OL-5A.Listentothefollowingfamouspeopletalkingabouttherightpersonalityneededforsuccess.Doyouhavetherightpersonalityforthesejobs?I'mDonPierce.Agoodactorworksvery,veryhard.Peoplethinkthatactorsspendtheirtimeatalotofpartiesandnightclubs,butthatisn'ttrue.Actorsspendhours--manyhours--studyingtheirlinesforeachmovie.Andyoureallyhavetounderstandpeoplesothatyoucanunderstandyourcharacterinthemovie.I'mJanice.Ithinkthemostimportantthingforagooddoctorisbeingagoodlistener.Youhavetounderstandpeopleandtheirproblems.Agooddoctorlikestosolveproblemsandalwayswantstohelphisorherpatients.Andyoucan'tbeimpulsive--youshouldalwaysbecareful.Sometimesthefirstansweryouthinkofisn'ttherightanswer.Doctorsneedalotofenergy,becausetheyareusuallyhardworking.He,I'mDaniel.Tobeasuccessinbusiness,youhavetoworkwellwithgroupsofpeople.Atthesametime,youneedtohavestrongopinionsandbeabletoexplainyouropinionsclearly.Goodbusiness-peoplealwaysliketomakenewthingsandtrynewideas.Theyareveryorganized,andtheyworkverylonghours.Track1-3-OL-6B.Nowlistenagain.Thenfillinthechartbelowaboutwhichthingsareimportantforthejobslisted.Checktheboxes.Track1-3-OL-7C.Listentoarecordingandcompletethefollowingparagraph.Usewordsfromthebox.Agoodathleteishardworking.Heorshepracticesformanyhoursbeforeeverygame.Athletesshouldalsobecompetitive.Theyshouldalwaysthinkabouttheirteam,andhowtowin.Goodathletesarealsoindependent.Theypracticealone,evenwhenthecoachisn'tthere.Theyareverycarefulabouttheirhealth,andtheydon'tdodangerousthings.Andtheyareveryseriousabouttheirsport--itit'sthemostimportantthingintheirlife!Track1-3-OL-8A.,,ThePartnerTheDreamer：NowlistentothepassageaboutfourpersonalitytypesTheThinker,andTheArtist.Whichpersonalitytypebestdescribesyou?TheDreamerAdreamerthinksthereisa“right”waytodothings.Thispersonwantstoliveinthe“perfectworld.”ADreamerisoftenhardworkingandorganized.Manyaregoodlistenersandliketohelpothers.ManyDreamersworkasteachers,lawyers,andinleadershiproles.ThePartnerAPartnerwantstobeinagroup.Forthisperson,rulesandgroupharmonyareimportant.Theseruleskeeppeaceinthegroup.Partnersareoftenserious,carefulpeople.Manydowellasteachers,managers,policeofficers,andpoliticians.ForThinkers,understandingthingsisveryimportant.Theyliketosolveproblemsandmakenewthings.Thinkerscanalsobecompetitive.Theyliketowin.Theyareindependentandoftenhaveverystrongopinions.ManyThinkersworkasscientists,inventors,politicians,andengineers.TheArtistArtistswanttobefree.Theydon'twanttofollowtherulesallthetime.Artistslikeactionandareoftenimpulsive.Theyalsoliketryingnewthings.LikeThinkers,manyArtistshavestrongopinions.ManyArtistsarecreativeanddowellasmusicians,actors,fashiondesigners,andathletes.Track1-3-OL-9B.Listenagain.CircleDforPforTfororAforArtistforeachsentence.Sometimes,morethanoneanswerispossible.Unit3,LessonBGlobalviewpointsSportsandpastimesDan:Oneofmyfavoritepastimesistogotothegym.Iliketogotothegymaboutthreeorfourtimesaweek.Dayanne：InmyfreetimeIenjoyhangingoutwithsomefriendsandgoingtothemovies.Igotothemoviesatleastonceamonth.Jonathan:MyfavoritepastimeisplayingdrumsbecauseithelpsclearmymindandItrytoplayasoftenasIcan.Miyuki:Oneofmyfavoritepastimesis