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sright.

swestofEngland,isn'

Yes,itis.It'

saseparatecountryandit'

stothewestofEngland.

AndwhereinWalesdoyoulive?

Well,myfamilylivesinCardiff.

Cardiff?

I'

veneverheardofCardiff.Isitabigcity?

Yes,itis!

It'

sthecapital!

Oh,I'

msosorry!

sallright.

TherearesomanycapitalcitiesintheUnitedKingdom.

Yes,ScotlandandWalesareseparatecountries.Andeachofthemhasacapitalcity.

SowhatareyoudoinghereinLondon?

We'

restudents.

Whatareyoustudying?

Languages.

Whichones?

Well,thereareabout60studentsintheclass,andallofthemarestudyingatleasttwo

Languages.I'

mstudyingFrenchandChinese.

AndI'

mstudyingGermanandRussian.

SoneitherofyouisstudyingSpanish.

No,sorry.Infact,noneofthestudentsinourclassisstudyingSpanish.

Oh.That'

ssad.

WhereinSpaindoyoulive?

InValencia.

Valencia?

Whereaboutsisthat?

sontheeastcoast.It'

sabout200kilometressouthofBarcelona.

Isee.Isitabigcity?

Yes.Quitebig.

What'

sitlike?

sawonderfulplace.Andoursoccerteamisfantastic.

Whatkindofworkdopeopledothere?

Well,alotofthemworkintourism.

AndwhatareyoudoinghereinLondon?

Well,I'

mstudyingEnglishatuniversity,soI'

mhereforamonth.

snice.

Yes.Infact,mywholeclassiscoming.

Howmanystudentsarethereintheclass?

Forty-seven.Butnoneofthemhasarrivedyet!

Module1Listening（workbook,Page71）

Sam:

Whatareyoudoing?

Jill:

mdoingtheVoyageofalifetimecompetition.IwanttowinavoyagetoEuropefortwo.

Doyouwantsomehelp?

OK.AndifIwinyoucancomeonthevoyagewithme!

Herearethequestions.

Thefirstquestion'

seasy.TheywereheldinGreece.IwatchedthemonTV.

Whatabout2?

Vienna'

sinGermany,isn'

No,itisn'

t.It'

sinAustria.

mnotsure.Ithinkit'

snexttoGermany.I'

llcheckintheatlas.

Canyouseeit?

'

vegotit.Yes,wewereright.It'

stothesouthofGermany.It'

sasmallcountryinthe

Mountains.It'

sontherightofSwitzerlandandItaly.

3isParisinFrance,isn'

Yeah.Ithinkso.It'

safamouslandmark.

And4.IsitPoland?

No.PolandjoinedtheEuropeanUnionin2004.

snotPortugal.SoitmustbeSwitzerland.

Whatabout5?

Well,FlorenceisinItalysoIsupposetheyspeakItalianthere.

6isdifficult.Idon'

tknowanythingaboutmountains,doyou?

No.Let'

slookintheatlas.

Hereweare.Ididn'

trealizethereweresomanymountainsinEurope.Whatdowewant?

AmountainrangebetweenFranceandItaly.

stheAlps.Oh,Iknewthat.

DoyouknowwheretheRiverThamesis?

sinBritain,isn'

Yes.Sotheanswertonumber7isLondon.Onlyfourmorequestionstogo.We'

redoing

well.Nextquestion?

Number8.WhatcountryistothewestofSpain?

venoidea.Doyouknow?

sPortugal.It'

sontheAtlanticcoast.

Welldone.Thatwasadifficultone.

Yourturnnow.Canyouanswerquestion9?

Idon'

tknowwhatthecapitalofGermanyis.

msureyoudo.It'

sBerlin.

Ohyes,ofcourse.And10.Whichcountryisit?

Spain,ofcourse!

Thatwasn'

ttoobad,wasit?

NowI'

vegottowritealetterdescribingaplaceI'

dliketo

visit.ThenI'

llsendtheformoffandwaitfortheresults.

Don'

tforget.Ifyouwin,I'

mcomingwithyou.

Module2

Lingling:

IsthisyourfirsttimeinBeijing,Richard?

Richard:

Howdoyoufindit?

stotallyfascinating.It'

ssodifferentfromSydney,whereIlive.

mfascinated.Tellmeaboutthedifferences,asyouseethem.

Well,Sydney'

sayoungercitythanBeijing.Beijinghasalotmoreinhabitantsandis

muchmorecrowded.

Yes,wecertainlyhaveahugepopulation,likemostChinesecities.

sveryexciting,asaresult.Andthere'

ssomuchconstructiongoingon.

Iknow,we'

regrowingveryfast.Forexample,Idon'

tthinkwehaveasmanyfreeways

asSydneydoes,butwesoonwill!

Ibelieveyou!

IthinktherearefewertouristsinBeijing—atleastfornow.AndIgetthe

feelingthatBeijing'

slessdangerous.

Yes,there'

sprobablyalotlesscrimehere.

Whatabouttheclimate?

IthinkSydneyhaslessrain.

Yes,wecangetalotofraininJulyandAugust.

venoticed!

spouringatthemoment!

Thegoodthingabouttherain,ofcourse,isthatitwashesthepollutionaway.

venoticedthattoo.Wedon'

thaveasmuchpollutionasyoudo.

sbecauseyouhavelessindustry.Theaircangetquitepollutedhere...Ok,sothat

coversalotofthedifferences.Butarethereanysimilarities?

Ohyes...forexample,Inoticethewealthandtheenergy.

Sorry,Ididn'

tgetthat.

Thewealthandenergy.IthinkthereareasmanyrichpeoplehereasinSydney...andI

thinkyourcityisjustaslivelyasmine.

sgoodtohear.Soshallwegooutthiseveningandfindsomeoftheaction?

Module2Listening（workbook,Page76）

Speaker1

MynameisJohnandI'

manengineer.I'

m48yearsoldandI'

mfromAustralia.I'

mavolunteerworkerforadevelopmentorganisationinAlbania.It'

sthepoorestcountryinEurope.I'

mworkingonawaterprojecthere.

I'

mhelpingpeopleinthemountainvillagesinthenorthofthecountry.Mostpeopleherearefarmersandtheyareverypoor.

Oneofthebiggestproblemsinmyvillagesiswater.Noneofthehouseshasrunningwaterandpeoplehavetotravelalongwaytogetwater.I'

mhelpingthelocalpeoplebuildawatersystemwhichwillbringcleanwatertothevillage.Ireallylikethiswork.It'

safantasticprojectbecauseitwillchangepeople'

slives.

Speaker2

Myname'

sSarahandI'

mfromtheUK.I'

m25yearsoldandIamanurse.I'

mworkingforeighteenmonthsatamedicalcentreinasmalltowninSierraLeoneinAfrica.There'

saseriousAIDSproblemhereandtherearen'

tenoughdoctorsandnurses.Iamteachinglocalwomentolookafterthepeoplewhoareill.

IalsovisitschoolsintheareaandteachchildrenaboutAIDS.Ifindtheworkveryhardbecausesomanypoorpeopleareill.Ihavetoworklonghours.IampleasedtodothisworkbutsometimesIfeelveryunhappybecauseofthepoverty.Thesepeopledon'

thaveenoughmoneytopayforthemedicinetheyneed.

Speaker3

sKatieandI'

mfromCanada.I'

m23yearsoldandI'

vejustfinisheduniversity.ThisyearI'

mworkingasavolunteeronaneducationprojectinCalcutta,inIndia.Thousandsofchildrenheredonotgotoschoolbecausetheirparentscan'

tpayforit.Myorganisationisbuildingschoolsinthepoorareasofthecity.Iamworkingasateacheratoneofthesenewprimaryschools.Ifindtheworkdifficultbecauseoftheterriblepoverty.Manyofthechildrendon'

twearshoesandtheyarealwayshungry.Buttheyareveryhappytolearntoreadandwriteandtheyworkveryhard.I'

mpleasedtobeabletohelppeoplewhoarenotasluckyasIam.

Module3

Reporter:

mstandinginthecentreofPlymouth,thecapitalofMontserrat,wherejustoneweek

ago,avolcaniceruptiontookplace.WithmeisFrankSavage,thegovernorofthe

island.MrSavage,thankyoufortalkingtous.

Savage:

You'

rewelcome.

Whatexactlyhappenedlastweek?

Well,thevolcanoerupted,andashandlavapoureddownthemountaintowardsthesea.

Unfortunately,thereareseveralvillagesinitspath.

sterrible.Wasanybodyhurt?

No.Luckily,wehadplentyofwarningandItoldpeoplewholivedinthepathoftheash

andlavatoleavetheisland.Wemanagedtogethalfthepopulationtoanotherisland

beforetheeruptiontookplace.

Whyareyoustillhere?

mstillworkingbecausethere'

salottodo.

Howmanypeopleliveontheisland?

Eleventhousandpeoplelivehereandaboutsixthousandpeoplehaveleft.

Whichareasarethemostdangerous?

Well,themostdangerousplacesarebetweenthevolcanoandthesea.Therearealotof

villagesthere.Anditwasverydangerous.Sadly,hundredsofhousescaughtfirewhen

thelavareachedthem.

mverysorrytohearthat.

Thankfully,noonewaskilled.

Arethehousesstillonfire?

No.Fortunately,weputallthefiresoutquitequickly.

sverygoodnews.Well,it'

sabeautifulsunnydayhereinPlymouth.Doesthis

meanthatthedangerisover?

Thevolcanocoulderuptagain!

Peoplemustunderstandthatitisstillvery

dangerousandtheycan'

tgobacktotheirhouses.

OK—sothat'

sthemessagefromthegovernor—don'

tgobacktoyourhouses.When

willpeoplebeabletoreturnhome?

Wedon'

tknowatt