LuisterenB2/C1

Listening on B2-level



1 / 31
suivant
Slide 1: Diapositive
EngelsMiddelbare schoolvwoLeerjaar 4,5

Cette leçon contient 31 diapositives, avec quiz interactifs et diapositives de texte.

time-iconLa durée de la leçon est: 50 min

Éléments de cette leçon

Listening on B2-level



Slide 1 - Diapositive

1. When Jennifer Brea fell ill, she was…
A
about to get married and writing her thesis.
B
working as a teacher at university.
C
drastically changing some things in her life.
D
already graduated and about to be married.

Slide 2 - Quiz

2. She decided to film herself and other people with chronic fatigue because…
A
she wanted to get famous.
B
she needed the world to see the strangeness of her disease.
C
her doctors could not help her.
D
her family did not understand her symptoms.

Slide 3 - Quiz

3. How does Jennifer feel at the moment?
A
She spends a majority of her time in bed.
B
She is completely cured.
C
She has intermittent periods when she feels fine.
D
She does not clearly state how she feels right now.

Slide 4 - Quiz

4. People who suffer from severe chronic fatigue (ME) have the following experiences:
A
No contact with doctors, tube-fed and bedbound.
B
Isolated, tube-fed and helped by medicine.
C
Supported, bedbound and visited regurlarly by doctors.
D
Tube-fed, visited regularly by family, and understood by doctors.

Slide 5 - Quiz

5. What does Jennifer NOT mention about the illness?
A
There are a lot of people who misunderstand chronic fatigue (ME).
B
Regular exercise can help improve your condition.
C
There is a lack of good treatments.
D
People do not believe that the illness exists.

Slide 6 - Quiz

6. How does the illness start?
A
With an infection.
B
You are born with it.
C
Due to a decline of physical condition.
D
It does not have a specific starting point.

Slide 7 - Quiz

7. People who develop this condition...
A
show symptoms long before falling ill.
B
usually have a history of depression.
C
often do not realise that they are ill.
D
are perfectly fine before falling ill.

Slide 8 - Quiz

Listening on C1-level

Slide 9 - Diapositive

1. How does the expert define phobias?
A
All anxiety disorders are simply called phobias.
B
Only people who are afraid of some sort of animal have phobias.
C
Exaggerated or irrational fears are phobias.
D
Anxiety that can be cured by doing daily tasks.

Slide 10 - Quiz

2. What is one of the effects a phobia can have on your daily life?
A
Increased heart rate when you see a tarantula.
B
Friendships can suffer as a result of phobias.
C
People will look at you funny when you have a phobia.
D
You will come in contact with the thing you fear more often.

Slide 11 - Quiz

3. How come people suffer from phobias?
A
It is always caused by some trauma from the past.
B
Children inherit their phobias from their parents.
C
People who have a fearless parent, can suffer from phobias.
D
Scary encounters we have as children can cause a phobia.

Slide 12 - Quiz

4. Which statement is true about facing danger?
A
People cannot control the reaction in their bodies when in danger.
B
The more dangerous the situation, the more likely people are to use critical thought.
C
When faced with danger, the human body produces either high levels of energy or pain-blocking hormones.
D
When people face danger, they are more likely to have a "fight" than "flight" response.

Slide 13 - Quiz

5. Can the human body distinguish between real and false danger?
A
The human body cannot distinguish between real and false danger.
B
The human body can distinguish between real and false danger.
C
Only the female body can distinguish between real and false danger.
D
It depends on the person whether the body can distinguish between real and false danger.

Slide 14 - Quiz

6. How are people able to giggle while feeling scared when going on a rollercoaster?
A
Because air is being pushed out of their bodies due to the movement of the coaster.
B
It is an automatic response to the thrill of going on a rollercoaster.
C
Because there is no real danger, yet people do feel euphoric.
D
Due to there being a sense of danger and pain, but no real threat.

Slide 15 - Quiz

7. What happens to Liz when she sees needles and injections?
A
She loses consciousness every time.
B
She thinks about what happened to her sister after getting an injection.
C
She breaks down crying.
D
She suffers physical symptoms.

Slide 16 - Quiz

8. What are Ben and Abi afraid of?
A
Abi hates lifts and clowns.
B
Ben hates heights and speaking in public.
C
Abi is afraid of speaking in public while Ben hates clowns.
D
Abi and Ben aren't scared of anything.

Slide 17 - Quiz

BREAKING NEWS!
We will continue with listening to:

A Courtcase

Slide 18 - Diapositive

1. Why did the attorney Rottenborn want to dismiss the case?
A
He claimed that there had been not enough evidence to say that Mr. Depp was the aggressor in the relationship.
B
He claimed that Mr. Depp was the victim in the relationship and that he could not prove that Ms. Heard acted with malice.
C
He had not presented substantial evidence to win the case for Ms. Heard.
D
He stated that Mr. Depp’s team had failed to submit clear evidence and that Mr. Depp did commit abuse to Ms. Heard.

Slide 19 - Quiz

2. How did Elton John help Mr. Depp according to the text message?
A
He helped him get evidence to win his case.
B
He gave him his extra time to make this statement.
C
He supported him during his abstinence.
D
He and Mr. Depp tricked Marilyn Manson in taking a pill so that he would stop talking that much.

Slide 20 - Quiz

3. Why was witness Richard Marks asked to testify?
A
To discuss the positive effects the op-ed by Ms. Heard had on Mr. Depp’s career.
B
To mention the devastating impact of the op-ed on Mr. Depp’s career.
C
To explain what has been written in the op-ed by Mr. Depp.
D
To outline how Mr. Depp was criticized by several articles.

Slide 21 - Quiz

4. Why did Mr. Depp ask attorney Rottenborn to read the text-message again?
A
To make fun of the fact that attorney Rottenborn had asked the same of Mr. Depp a couple of times before.
B
Because Mr. Depp had misunderstood the question being posed by the attorney.
C
Because Mr. Depp wanted to make sure he had read the text-message correctly.
D
To mock the way in which Rottenborn had asked Mr. Depp if the attorney had read everything correctly each time.

Slide 22 - Quiz

5. What did Ms. Heard say after lawyer Camille Vasquez had objected against her testimony?
A
Ms. Heard said the exact same thing twice: “I watched it.”
B
Ms. Heard said: “I was there, I watched it" and "I watched it.
C
Ms. Heard was unable to finish her sentence, starting with: “I wasn’t...”
D
Ms. Heard was instructed to stop talking by her lawyer Elaine Bredehoft, and said nothing.

Slide 23 - Quiz

6. Attorney Elaine Bredehoft impersonates Mr. Depp’s voice. Did the voice-over think this was a good impression?
A
Yes, because several people in court were smiling including Mr. Depp.
B
Yes, because they would not have included it in their top 10 otherwise.
C
No, because it is hard to impersonate Mr. Depp’s voice.
D
The voice-over leaves her opinion somewhat in the middle.

Slide 24 - Quiz

7. What was Nadelhaft questioning the witness about when he objected himself?
A
He wondered what the witness had been told about how Mr. Depp had damaged his hand.
B
He asked the witness if he knew whether Mr. Depp had seen a doctor for his damaged hand.
C
He asked the witness if he had seen Mr. Depp’s damaged hand.
D
He questioned the sincerity of the witness' testimony about Mr. Depp’s damaged hand.

Slide 25 - Quiz

8. What made Alejandro Romero’s testimony so “bizarre”?
A
It was pre-recorded and showed Romero vaping while driving.
B
It was filmed in his car while he was naked from the waist down.
C
Romero did not seem to give a hoot about the deposition and drove off during questioning after putting on his seatbelt.
D
Romero drove off in the middle of questioning after he had already begun the deposition vaping.

Slide 26 - Quiz

9. What does the voice-over mean when she mentions you could make a drinking-game out of how many times objection hearsay has been said during this trial?
A
It would make for a fun drinking-game if one had to take a shot every time objection hearsay has been said during this trial.
B
It has shocked the voice-over to hear objection hearsay so many times and has left her feeling a bit drunk.
C
The voice-over is trying to explain how the objection has led to others saying it all the time like they are drunk.
D
A drinking-game would be the only thing that could make this trial interesting to look at with so many objections.

Slide 27 - Quiz

10. Did the jury already reach a verdict on this trial?
A
Yes, they did.
B
Yes, they all agreed that Camille Vasquez is an amazing lawyer.
C
No, they have not yet reached a verdict.
D
No, the case has been dismissed.

Slide 28 - Quiz

A Courtroom Case
2 Courtroom Cases:
  •  -> 1 victim, 1 suspect, each has 2 witnesses and 2 lawyers.
  • -> 1 victim, 1 suspect, each has 2 witnesses and 2 lawyers.

Jury (6-7 students) --> will decide who is in the wrong and decide the punishment.

Slide 29 - Diapositive

Case 1: Changeling
Suspect has been accused of stealing the victim's baby after she gave birth in the hospital. 

2 minutes per witness and 3 minute for the victim/suspect.
10 minutes of preparation

Slide 30 - Diapositive

Case 2: A Gamer's Rage
The suspect is accused of cheating their exams after getting an A+. Claims that they had already finished their exam and was just playing videogames on their phone. Now, the entire class has to redo their exams.

2 minutes per witness and 3 minute for the victim/suspect.
10 minutes of preparation

Slide 31 - Diapositive