Week 2-2021 - 3B en 3K Test Yourself lezen & luisteren

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo b, k
• Leerjaar 3

Welcome

Zoek een rustig plekje en sluit je koptelefoon aan.

In deze les ga je je lees- en kijk/luistervaardigheid testen.

Heel veel succes!

Task A: Watching & Listening

You will be watching a scene from the Late Late Show with James Cordon and Zlatan Ibrahimovic. 

These are the questions that will be asked. Please write them down so you know what to look for when watching and answer the questions in slides 6 to 10.

In how many things is Zlatan the greatest in the entire universe?

What was the 1st question James Cordon asked?

What was Zlatan’s answer to the second question?

What was Zlatan's final answer to the tird question?

How many dollars did James put in the fortune telling machine?

In how many things is Zlatan the greatest in the entire universe?

1. 3
2. 4
3. 5
4. 6

What was the 1st question James Cordon asked?

1. Will I ever be named the people's sexiest man alive?
2. Will I ever win a Grammy?
3. Will I ever be named people-magazine's sexiest man alive?
4. Will I ever find happiness?

What was Zlatan’s answer to the second question?

1. Yes, but only if you...
2. No

What was Zlatan's final answer to James Cordon's third question?

1. Yes
2. No
3. Yes, but in about 5 years.
4. To be truly happy you must always ...

How many dollars did James put in the fortune telling machine?

1. 5
2. 6
3. 7
4. 8

Task B: Listening

You are now going to listen to a song by Lewis Capaldi

While you're listening, see if you understand what this song is about and answer the questions on slide 13 to 17.

"I'm going under and this time
I fear there's no one to turn to"

Kies de juiste vertaling voor deze zin:

1. Ik ga onder en deze tijd ben ik bang dat er niemand is om naar te draaien
2. Ik verdrink en deze keer ben ik bang dat er niemand is om mij te redden.
3. Ik verdrink en ben bang dat niemand er deze keer voor opdraait.
4. Ik ga onder en ben bang dat ik deze keer niemand om hulp kan vragen.

In welke tijd is het nummer voornamelijk geschreven?

1. Tegenwoordige tijd (present simple)
2. Duurvorm tegenwoordige tijd (present continuous)

Match the sentences to the pictures

My favourite song when doing my homework is 'Someone You Loved'.

I sang a song after football practice

I listen to 'Someone You Loved when I'm sad.

Writing music makes me happy.

Wat doet de schrijver in het refrein?

"Now the day bleeds ... someone you loved"

1. Hij vertelt hoe zijn relatie met zijn vriendin stuk is gelopen.
2. Hij vertelt over hoe erg hij zijn ex-vriendin haat.
3. Hij legt uit hoe hij met verlies omgaat.
4. Hij vertelt in metaforen zijn ervaring over het verliezen van iemand.

Match the pictures to the sentences.

Note: Every sentence contains two pictures

Lewis Capaldi is thinking about playing games

Lewis Capaldi is shocked by the fact that he met Niall Horan

Lewis Capaldi is rollerskating near the Mc Donalds

The artist Lewis Capaldi is singing a song in the park

Task C: Listening

You are now going to watch some conversations about travelling.

While you're listening, see if you understand what the conversations are about and answer the questions on slide 

20 to 27.

Trench went to.... for his holiday?

1. Hawai
2. Dubai
3. Honalulu
4. Miami

Trench said that the food there was...

1. awfull
2. fantastic
3. expensive
4. unavailable

Trench said that he swam...

1. only once
2. every day
3. twice
4. never

Trench said the weather was

1. windy
2. ice cold
3. stormy
4. sunny

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When doe he have to book his tickets according to his friend?

1. now
2. in July
3. next month
4. in October

Why does he get the advice to book his tickets as soon as possible?

1. Tickets are on sale now
2. Seats might not be available later on
3. It's difficult to book tickets

Why did he want to wait until October?

1. Tickets might be cheaper
2. He doesn't have the money to buy tickets
3. He doesn't know who will be coming along

Task D: Reading

Lees de tekst My working Day op de volgende slide. 

Beantwoord daarna de vragen op slide 30 t/m 37.

My working day

My working day starts very early. From Monday to Friday I get up at half past three and I have a shower and a cup of coffee. I usually leave the house at ten past four because the car always arrives a few minutes early. I get to the studio at about five o'clock and start work. My programme Good Morning Britain starts at seven o'clock and finishes at nine o'clock. 

Then I leave the studio at a quarter past ten. After that, I go shopping and visit some friends. I get home at three o'clock. A woman helps me with the housework and the ironing. I read a newspaper and do some work. 

Then my husband gets home at half past five in the evening and I cook dinner. We stay at home in the evening. We don't go out because I go to bed very early. We usually watch television and then I go to bed at half past eight, I'm usually asleep by nine o'clock.

I think my job is very interesting but I don't like getting up very early.

The person is a woman.

1. True
2. False

She is a television journalist.

1. True
2. False

She drives her car to work.

1. True
2. False

She goes home after the programme finishes.

1. True
2. False

She is in the house alone till her husband arrives home.

1. True
2. False

She goes to bed early during the week.

1. True
2. False

She works with her husband.

1. True
2. False

She likes everything about her job.

1. True
2. False

Task E: Reading

Lees de tekst What is happening to the weather? op de volgende slide. 

Beantwoord daarna de vragen op slide 41 t/m 49.

Keywords

atmosphere	the air around the earth
climate	the general weather conditions that are typical of a place
drought	a long period of time without rain
event	something that happens, especially something important or unusual
flood	a large amount of water that covers land that is usually dry
heat wave	a period of time when the weather is much hotter than usual
hurricane	an extremely violent wind or storm, from the Atlantic Ocean
landslide	a large amount of soil or rock that moves down a mountain
major	more important, serious, or significant than other events or situations of the same type
rainfall	the amount of rain that falls
typhoon	an extremely violent storm of wind or rain, from the South Pacific or Indian Ocean
water vapour	water when it is in the form of gas

What is happening to our weather?

What is ‘extreme’ weather? Why are people talking about it these days? ‘Extreme’ weather is very unusual rain, heat, storms etc. For example, in 2010, 33 centimetres of rain fell in two days on Nashville, USA. According to weather experts, that was a ‘once in 1000 years’ event. But these days, extreme weather events are more frequent. Also in 2010, 28 centimetres of rain fell on Rio de Janeiro in 24 hours, and there was record rainfall in Pakistan.

The effects of this kind of rain are dramatic. In Rio de Janeiro, landslides followed the rain. Hundreds of people died. In Pakistan, it caused floods that affected 20 million people. The opposite situation is drought, when no rain falls. Australia, Russia and East Africa have suffered major droughts in the last ten years. Another example of extreme weather is a heat wave, such as in the summer of 2003. In Europe, 35,000 people died from heat-related problems.

So, what is happening? Are these extreme events part of a natural cycle? Are they happening because human activity affects the Earth’s climate? The answer, Peter Miller says, is: probably a mixture of both of these things. On the one hand, the most important influences on weather events are natural cycles in the climate. Two of the most famous cycles are called El Niño and La Niña. They start in the Pacific Ocean, but they affect weather all around the world. On the other hand, the Earth’s oceans are changing: their temperatures are increasing. And this is a result of human activity. The greenhouse gases we produce mean the atmosphere warms up. Warmer oceans produce more water vapour – think about what happens when you heat a pan of water in your kitchen. Information from satellites tells us that there is four percent more water vapour in the atmosphere than 25 years ago. This warm, wet air turns into rain, storms, hurricanes and typhoons.

Michael Oppenheimer, a climate scientist, says that we need to accept reality. Our weather is changing and we need to act to save lives and money.

The article says that extreme weather is ...

1. more common nowadays
2. not natural
3. more unusual in the USA

Examples of extreme weather include ...

1. warm, wet air
2. El Niño and La Niña
3. very hot weather in Europe

One cause of extreme weather is ...

1. floods across large areas
2. very hot summers
3. water vapour in the atmospere

Why was the rain in Nashvillean extreme event?

1. It last happened a thousand years ago.
2. A lot of rain fell over a long time period.
3. A lot of rain fell in a short time.

What happened after the extreme rain in Rio de Janeiro?

1. There were big floods.
2. There were many deaths.
3. Millions of people were affected.

What caused many deaths in 2003?

1. hot weather
2. floods
3. a drought

The article says that extreme weather events are the result of ...

1. natural cycles
2. human activity
3. natural cycles and human activity

What is happening to the oceans?

1. They are getting bigger.
2. They are getting hotter.
3. They are producing greenhouse gases.

Satellites can measure ...

1. the temperature of the Pacific Ocean.
2. the number of hurricanes.
3. the amount of water vapour in the air.