ANIMALS ONLINE
SCENARIO
5.3
SITUATION
1
a
Look at the website on page 43. What kind of
organisation is it for?
1
a business
2
a charity
3
an academic institution
4
a government department
1
b
Which link (A–E) do you click on for the following
information?
1
appreciation of the natural and cultural importance
of the area
2
the best use of the natural resources of the area
3
providing opportunities for leisure interests
4
involvment of the local towns and villages around
the area
5
conservation of wildlife and plant life
2
a
5.2
The NPC Website Manager, Neil, and the
Communications Director, Katie, are choosing some
photos for the new NPC website page. They have
each brought two pictures to discuss. Listen to their
conversation and answer these questions.
1
In what order do they discuss the photos (A–D)?
2
Which two photos do they most like?
3
Which one of the links (A–E) on the website home
page are they choosing a photo for?
2
b
Listen again and take notes. What comments do
they make about each picture?
3
a
Work in small groups and discuss these questions.
1
What do you think of the reasons they give
for using each picture? Are they good
reasons? Why?/Why not?
2
Which picture from their first two choices is
the best one to use, in your opinion? Why?
3
b
5.3
Listen to Katie and Neil make their
final choice. Is it the same as yours?
KEY LANGUAGE
JUSTIFYING CHOICES
4
a
5.4
Complete these sentences from the
conversation. Then listen and check.
1
… in this one, in the foreground, you can
2
They
taking photos of deer in the national
park.
3
… in the background, you can see the trees in the
forest where the deer are
.
4
I like the
it shows people appreciating …
5
… they
very professional …
6
… this one
very striking.
7
… we need to create the right
...
8
In the first picture, that message is
.
9
I’ve got two pictures of people
are hiking …
4
b
Answer these questions about the sentences above.
1
Which tense do we use to describe someone’s
actions in a picture?
2
What type of word do we use after the verb
look
?
3
Underline the phrases for describing the position of
something in a picture.
4
Look at sentences 2 and 9. What are the two pieces
of information in each?
5
Look at Audio script 5.2 on page 152 and find
examples of comparatives and superlatives.
4
c
Which sentences in Exercise 4a give facts, and
which give opinions or ideas?
D
42
A
B
C
