Unit 01 School Life

High School Practical English - Scripts

Listening & Speaking in Action 1.

pp. 12~13

② Listen and Do

a. W: What have you decided to do this  semester?

M: I’ve decided to learn how to play the guitar.

W: Oh, that’s a good idea. Are you taking lessons?

M: Not yet. I’m starting lessons next week.

b. M: What is your goal for the new semester?

W: I’m going to raise my grades.

M: You’ll have to study hard then.

W: I know. I’ll do my best.

c. M: Do you have any personal goals for this semester?

W: Yes. I’ve decided to get in shape.

M: How are you going to do that?

W: I’m going to exercise every day.

③ Listen and Answer

W: Hi, Jake. It’s break time. Why are you studying?

M: It’s my resolution for the new semester. I’ve decided to read a book every week.

W: That’s a lot of books. How are you doing?

M: Not bad. I read a book last week.

W: That’s impressive.

M: What about you, Sally? What’s your goal for this semester?

W: I’ve decided to get in shape.

M: Do you have any plans?

W: Yes. I’m going to exercise at least an hour every day.

M: Sounds like a good plan.

Listening & Speaking in Action 2.

pp. 14~15

② Listen and Do

a. W: Do you want to join the B-boy club?

M: Yes, I do.

W: Then remember to come to the audition tomorrow.

M: Don’t worry. I’ll be there.

b. M: Are you going to be in the English speech contest?

W: Yes. I’m planning on it. Why?

M: Then don’t forget to turn in your script by May 14.

W: Thanks for reminding me. I won’t forget.

c. M: Do I need to prepare anything for the picnic?

W: Bring some snacks. That’s all. Wait. Remember to bring your camera.

M: Of course. I will bring it.

③ Listen and Answer

W: Hi, Mike. I heard you want to join the rock band club.

M: Yes. The audition is on Wednesday in the small concert hall.

W: I think you have a good chance of being selected.

M: Thanks. What about you, Jessica? Have you decided which club to join yet?

W: Yes. At first, I wanted to join the English newspaper club. But now, I’ve decided to join the broadcasting club.

M: That’s cool. Then you have an interview, right?

W: Yes. It’s on Friday at 5:00 p.m. in the broadcasting room.

M: No. Look. The place has been changed to room 204. Remember to go to room 204 instead of the broadcasting room.

W: Oh, right. I will. Thanks.

Into Your Life                     p. 16

Step 1 Listen and Take Notes

W: Students of Uri High School. May I have your attention, please? As you know, our school festival is next week on Friday, August 28. There will be exciting games on the school playground. Poems and paintings will be

exhibited in the school garden. The main show starts at 5:00 p.m. in the gym. There will be singing and dancing and many other exciting performances. Listen. A famous singing group is coming. Come and see! The festival will end with a campfire, as usual. Remember to invite your friends to our school festival. Thank you.

Strategy                           p. 17

① M: A boy is taking a walk.

② W: A girl is playing the violin.

③ M: A boy is carrying food.

④ W: A girl is reading a book sitting on a bench.

Self-Test                     pp. 30~31

1. M: Attention, please. This is an announcement about school uniforms. Some senior students donated their school uniforms when they graduated from school, so there are some extra school uniforms at school. Last year, more than 20 students got free uniforms. This year, there are only 15 school uniforms left, so if you need a school uniform, remember to visit the counselor’s office by this Saturday. Thank you.

Unit 02 Smart World, Smart Life

Listening & Speaking in Action 1.

pp. 34~35

② Listen and Do

a. W: I’d like to have a smartphone.

M: Why do you want one?

W: I want to use the Internet everywhere.

M: Me too. That would be nice.

b. M: What would you like to get for your birthday?

W: Well, it would be nice to get a new MP3 player.

M: Why?

W: I want to listen to music when I jog.

c. M: What are you doing?

W: I’m checking cameras online. I’d like to have a new digital camera.

M: You like taking pictures, don’t you?

W: Yes. I really do.

③ Listen and Answer

W: Minho, what are you doing?

M: I’m checking text messages from my friends. Oh ... I’d like to have a smartphone.

W: Really? Why do you want one?

M: Well, I want to check my e-mail everywhere.

W: What else can you do with a smartphone?

M: Oh, lots of things: read e-books, watch movies ....

W: Wow, sounds like you can do everything with it.

M: Right. You can also keep lots of pictures and music files on it.

W: Sounds like a smartphone would be useful for you.

M: Exactly. That’s why I really want a smartphone.

Listening & Speaking in Action 2.

pp. 36~37

② Listen and Do

a. W: What time is the movie playing?

M: Why don’t we check the Internet and find out?

W: Oh, that’s a good idea. I can use my smartphone.

b. W: You’ve been playing video games for too long. Why don’t you do something outside?

M: Like what?

W: Go ride your bike. It’ll refresh your mind.

c. W: How should we keep in touch?

M: Why don’t we use an SNS?

W: What’s an SNS?

M: It’s a social networking service. It connects people online. We can use it to see what people are doing in real time.

③ Listen and Answer

M: Sohee, I heard you are going to live with your grandparents in Canada.

W: Yes. I’m going to stay with them for about a year.

M: For that long? I will miss you a lot.

W: Me too, Junho. Let’s keep in touch.

M: Yes. Why don’t we use a social networking service?

W: Good idea. We can post messages and share pictures.

M: Exactly. But video chatting would be good sometimes, too.

W: Right, then we can see each other.

M: Yes. Smart world, isn’t it?

Into Your Life                     p. 38

Step 1 Listen and Take Notes

M: Hello, I’m Chris, your home shopping host. Today I’d like to show you the latest smartphone. This is the Smart Prime X. It has a lot of great functions. Best of all, it has a very fast Internet connection. Your video calls will have a clear image. It has great voice recognition, too. Do you want to watch a movie? Just say, “I want to watch Avatar,” and then it will appear on your screen! Why don’t you give us a call right now? Don’t miss this chance!

Strategy                           p. 39

M: Why don’t we keep in touch on a social networking service?

W: ① Good idea. I’ll try to post on it regularly.

② Thank you very much for your help.

③ Sorry, I can’t attend the meeting because I’m busy.

Window to Reading                p. 42

1. W: Hi, I’m Sujin. I’m a typical teenage girl. My life depends on electronic devices. I spend a lot of time on social networking services. Mom thinks I spend too much time using electronic devices. We made a bet and finally I decided to go to a mountain camp. I learned new things there. You can see them in my diary.

Self-Test                     pp. 52~53

1. W: Today Jiwon was late for school. She got off the bus in a hurry and left her cell phone. On the street, she realized that her cell phone was missing. She found a pay phone and called her phone. A lady on the bus answered the phone. The woman said, “Why don’t we meet at 4:00 p.m. at the City Center?” Finally, at 4:00 Jiwon met the woman and got her phone back.

Unit 03 Eat Right and Stay Fit

Listening & Speaking in Action 1.

pp. 56~57

② Listen and Do

a. W: This is my first time here. Could you tell me what this is?

M: It’s Kimchi fried rice. Would you like to try it?

W: Oh, it looks delicious. I would like some.

b. M: What would you like to drink?

W: Let me see. What is this?

M: It’s herbal tea.

W: Oh, sounds great. I will take it.

c. M: Anything for dessert?

W: What do you have?

M: We have chocolate ice cream, cheesecake, and yogurt.

W: I’d like yogurt, please.

③ Listen and Answer

M: Good evening. What would you like to order?

W: Hmm. I’m here for the first time.

M: Then, would you like to try Bibimbap? Here is the menu.

W: Let me see .... It looks delicious. What is in it?

M: It has rice, vegetables, eggs and red pepper paste. It’s good for your health.

W: Oh, great! I’ll take it.

M: Thank you. How about a drink?

W: Can I have a cup of herbal tea?

M: OK! I’ll be right back with your herbal tea.

Listening & Speaking in Action 2.

pp. 58~59

② Listen and Do

a. M: You look so tired.

W: Well, I haven’t been sleeping well lately.

M: How often do you have trouble sleeping?

W: Almost every night.

M: I think you should drink a cup of warm milk before you go to bed.

b. M: I get a lot of pimples on my face.

W: How often do you wash your face?

M: Well, as often as possible but they don’t go away.

W: Hmm ... then why don’t you try eating more vegetables?

c. M: I get headaches.

W: How often do you get them?

M: I always get them before exams.

W: Then they are probably stress headaches. If I were you, I would try to think positively and exercise regularly.

③ Listen and Answer

W: You look tired, Inho.

M: I am. I always seem to be really tired after the first two classes.

W: Did you eat breakfast today?

M: Actually, no. I didn’t have time.

W: How often do you skip breakfast?

M: Pretty often. I’m always busy in the morning and I don’t want to be late.

W: That’s probably why you get so tired, though.

M: You’re probably right.

W: I think you should try to eat something in the morning even if you’re busy. Eating fresh fruit or drinking a cup of milk wouldn’t take long.

M: OK. I’ll try that.

Into Your Life                     p. 60

Step 1 Listen and Take Notes

W: Hello, everyone! I’ll tell you about the hidden power of smiling. How often do you smile? Do you know what? British researchers found that one smile can stimulate the brain as much as 2,000 bars of chocolate. And smiling can actually make you healthier. Smiling can reduce your stress and blood pressure levels. And that’s not all. Smiling can make you look good in the eyes of others. A recent study found that when you smile, you actually appear to be more competent. So whenever you want to look great and competent, a smile is the solution. I think we should smile more often. Hmm, shall we smile, right now?

Strategy                           p. 61

W: Wow! A lot of people exercise here. How often do you come here?

M: At least three times a week, and a lot of my co-workers do, too.

W: Really?

M: Can you see the man lifting weights? He’s my friend, Jack.

W: I see. Look! The woman on the running machine is listening to music. Do you do that, too?

M: Yes, I do. But I don’t listen to music when I jump rope like the man over there.

W: Oh, I see there’s someone doing yoga. Does this gym offer classes?

M: Of course.

W: Do you think it will help relieve my stress from work?

M: Yes. I think you should join the yoga class.

W: OK. I’ll do that.

Self-Test                     pp. 74~75

1. W: Let’s look at the menu.

M: OK. Oh, this looks good. I’ll have the Kimchi fried rice.

W: Hmm, I’d like to have something that’s not so spicy.

M: Then would you like the seafood spaghetti?

W: Spaghetti seems a little heavy to me.

M: Then what about the fish and chips?

W: That sounds nice, and maybe I’ll have lemonade to drink.

M: That sounds good. I think I’ll order that, too.

W: Would you like ice cream for dessert?

M: No, too much sugar. Why don’t we have some fresh fruit?

W: Good idea. Then I think we’re ready to order.

Unit 04 Welcome to Ireland

Listening & Speaking in Action 1.

pp. 78~79

② Listen and Do

a. W: What do you think of Riverdance?

M: I think it’s great. What do you think?

W: It’s a great show, absolutely fantastic!

b. W: How would you like to join the Irish Song Club?

M: Well, I don’t know.

W: Come on! It will be fun.

c. W: What do you think of the book, Gulliver’s Travels?

M: It’s wonderful. How about you?

W: I couldn’t agree more.

③ Listen and Answer

W: Can you tell me a little about Dublin?

M: Sure. What would you like to know?

W: Well, when is the best time to visit the city?

M: If you ask me, Dublin doesn’t have an off-season.

W: What do you think of going there in the summer?

M: Summer is really good!

W: Oh, great! And what should I see there?

M: Well, you should definitely visit the National Museum and go to Dublin Castle.

W: And what else?

M: Oh, you shouldn’t miss Riverdance. It’s exciting.

W: It all sounds really fascinating!

Listening & Speaking in Action 2.

pp. 80~81

② Listen and Do

M: Excuse me, how do I get to the Great Castle?

W: Are you driving or walking?

M: Walking.

W: Go straight about two blocks, and you’ll come to Highland Street.

M: OK.

W: When you come to Highland Street, take a left turn.

M: Turn right onto Highland Street?

W: No, turn left. You’ll see it on your left.

③ Listen and Answer

W: Excuse me, can you give me directions?

M: Sure. What place are you looking for?

W: How do I get to the National Library?

M: Well, first go down Lower Merrion Street one block.

W: OK.

M: Turn right on Clare Street. Go along the street until you get to Kildare Street.

W: Kildare Street?

M: Yes. Take a left turn on Kildare Street, and walk down the street.

W: OK.

M: The National Library will be on your left. You can’t miss it.

Into Your Life                     p. 82

Step 1 Listen and Write

M: Hello, welcome! Passport and landing card, please.

W: Here you are.

M: What’s the purpose of your visit?

W: Well, I’m here for sightseeing.

M: Where are you going to stay?

W: I’m going to stay at a youth hostel.

M: Good. How long will you be staying here?

W: I’m thinking of staying for about five days.

M: Okay. Good. Have a nice trip!

Strategy                           p. 83

W: Welcome to the National Museum! I’m your guide Catherine. We are in the main hall. On your left, there is the museum coffee shop. You can buy some gifts at the gift shop on your right. Across the main hall is the pottery room. To the left of the pottery room is the audio visual room. If you want to see the clothing of our ancestors, go to the room on the right of the pottery room. If you go straight through the pottery room, there’s a room where you can see paintings of our ancestors. To the left of that room is the furniture room, where you can see furniture from different times. Let’s start our tour.

Self-Test                     pp. 98~99

1. M: Excuse me.

W: Yes?

M: Could you tell me how to get to Sunset Bookstore, please?

W: Sunset Bookstore? Hmm .... Go straight ahead until you get to Safety Market.

M: Go to Safety Market?

W: That’s right. Then turn left and go one block. Then you’ll be on Apple Street.

M: Yes. And then?

W: Turn right. It will be on your right.

M: It’s not far from here, is it?

W: Oh no, only about five minutes.

M: Oh, good. Well, thank you very much.

W: Not at all.

Unit 05 Shopping and Advertising

Listening & Speaking in Action 1.

pp. 102~103

② Listen and Do

a. W: May I help you?

M: I’m looking for a hat.

W: Here are the hats.

M: Can I try on the blue one in the window?

W: Sure.

b. M: I’m interested in this backpack. How much is it?

W: It’s 23,000 won.

M: Do you take credit cards?

W: Sure.

c. M: I’m looking for walking shoes.

W: Come this way, please. Walking shoes are over here. What size do you wear?

M: 270.

W: How about these? These are the newest style.

③ Listen and Answer

M: Hello. How may I help you?

W: I’m looking for a T-shirt to go with these jeans.

M: What size are you looking for?

W: Small.

M: How about this pink one? It’s very popular.

W: Yes, it looks stylish. How much is it?

M: It’s on sale now. It was $30, but now it’s 50% off.

W: I’m sorry?

M: It was $30, but now it’s 50% off.

W: Oh, so it’s $15, then. Great. I’ll get it.

Listening & Speaking in Action 2.

pp. 104~105

② Listen and Do

a. M: May I ask what the problem is?

W: I bought these headphones yesterday. But the left side doesn’t work.

M: Really? Would you like to exchange them?

W: Can I get a refund?

M: Sure.

b. W: What seems to be the problem?

M: Your advertisement said this T-shirt was washable. But it shrank in the washing machine.

W: I’m very sorry about that. We can exchange it for a new one.

M: No. I want to get a refund.

③ Listen and Answer

M: How may I help you?

W: I’d like to complain about the MP3 player I bought yesterday.

M: May I ask what the problem is?

W: Your advertisement said that you sell it at the lowest price. But today I found a lower price at another shop.

M: Really? Are you sure it was the same item?

W: Yes. I checked the item number. Can I get a refund?

M: Sure. Could you fill out this form first?

W: Yes, I will.

Into Your Life                    p. 106

Step 1 Listen and Check

M: How often do you go shopping?

W: Every other weekend.

M: Do you compare prices in other stores before you buy things?

W: Sometimes, when the things are expensive.

M: What do you do if you see something nice but you didn’t plan to buy it?

W: Hmm. I hardly ever buy it.

M: When you go shopping, how much money do you take with you?

W: I take a little more than I plan to spend.

M: After a day of shopping, do you know how much money you spent?

W: Yes, I usually do.

M: Thank you for answering my questions.

Strategy                          p. 107

(Phone rings.)

M: Hello, Best Choice Online Shopping. How may I help you?

W: I’d like to complain about the jeans I ordered last week.

M: What seems to be the problem?

W: I ordered the blue skinny jeans on your website. But you sent me the black ones.

M: Really? I am very sorry about that. Would you like to exchange them?

W: Yes. I hope you will send the right ones as soon as possible.

M: Thank you for understanding. We will send them to you right away.

Self-Test                  pp. 122~123

1. M: Hello. How may I help you?

W: I’m looking for a jacket.

M: How about this one?

W: OK, it looks warm and comfortable. How much is it?

M: It’s on sale now. It was $90, but now it’s 20% off.

W: Then it’s $72. Great. Can I try it on?

M: Sure. What size?

W: Medium, please.

Unit 06 Discover Korea

Listening & Speaking in Action 1.

pp. 126~127

② Listen and Do

a. M: This is a Janggu. Here. Take the sticks.

W: I don’t know how to play it, though.

M: Come on. Give it a try.

b. M: Here. Put on these gloves. Then you can help make Kimchi.

W: But I’ve never made Kimchi before.

M: Come on. You can do it. It’s not that hard.

c. M: There’s a class for making things with Hanji this Saturday.

W: I’d like to go, but I have a lot of work to do this weekend.

M: Come on. Give it a try. You have to take a break sometimes.

③ Listen and Answer

W: Thanks for showing me around Seoul today. It’s been fascinating.

M: I’m glad to hear that. What did you like the most, Jessica?

W: Well, the view from N Seoul Tower was beautiful, but then Gyeongbokgung Palace was incredible.

M: Did you like the Namsangol Hanok Village?

W: Yes. The old houses were really interesting.

M: Glad to hear that. Well, I hope you are hungry now. This restaurant is famous for Bibimbap.

W: Great. I can’t wait to try it.

M: Have you ever used chopsticks before?

W: Yes, but I’m not very good with chopsticks. Maybe we should ask for a fork.

M: Oh, come on. Give it a try. You can do it. I’ll teach you how.

Listening & Speaking in Action 2.

pp. 128~129

② Listen and Do

a. W: Have you heard the news?

M: What news?

W: The healthy Korean food, Kimchi is getting popular in New York.

M: Yes. Korean food is really delicious.

b. W: Have you heard the latest news about Korean movies?

M: What is it?

W: A Korean film won an award at an international film festival.

c. W: Have you heard the news?

M: What news?

W: A K-pop group successfully performed in Europe!

M: That’s great!

③ Listen and Answer

W: Hey, Inho! Have you heard of the group O2?

M: Sure. That’s a K-pop group. They’re really popular in Korea nowadays.

W: They’re having a concert here in London.

M: Here? No way! When is the concert?

W: It’s on June 24. So do you want to go?

M: Yes. I’d love to. Do you think we can get tickets?

W: I already bought some. I had to get them quickly. There are a lot of K-pop fans around here, you know.

M: Shelly, you are the best! I can’t believe we can see O2 in London.

W: So you are coming to the concert then?

M: I wouldn’t miss it. I’m looking forward to it already.

Into Your Life                    p. 130

Step 1 Listen and Take Notes

W: This is the third day of our trip to the southern region of Korea. I’m glad that I can introduce you to the Namwon Chunhyang Festival. This festival is based on Chunhyangjeon. Have you heard of Chunhyangjeon? This is the timeless love story between Chunhyang and Lee Mongryong. Chunhyang never gave up her love for Mongryong despite all the hardships she suffered. There are interesting programs that help you experience the story. For example, you can ride the Chunhyang Swing or play traditional games. The festival starts at 10:00 a.m. So gather at the hotel lobby by 9:00 a.m. Have a good rest and see you tomorrow morning.

Strategy                          p. 131

W: A lot of festivals are coming up in a few months.

M: Like what?

W: Let me check online. Oh, there’s the

Traditional Dance Festival.

M: Cool. I like traditional dance. When is it?

W: It runs from July 30 to August 7.

M: Oh, I have other plans that week. How about the Pine Mushroom Festival? We could hunt for mushrooms on a mountain.

W: Yes, but I participated in the festival last year. I want to try a new one.

M: Really? Then the International Film Festival looks good to me.

W: Oh, I’m sorry. I have a business trip from October 3 to October 14.

M: Well, then I guess there is only one left for us.

W: Yes. Let’s go there.

Self-Test                  pp. 144~145

1. W: Here we are. This is the Center for Traditional Korean Music.

M: It’s a beautiful building.

W: Every Saturday you can see a traditional Korean performance here.

M: Thank you for telling me. By the way, what is that?

W: It’s a traditional Korean musical instrument. Anyone can try it if they want.

M: Oh, really?

W: This is a Janggu. Come on. Give it a try.

M: I don’t know how to play it.

W: I’ll show you. Then you can have a try.

M: OK. That’s a good idea.

Unit 07 When Nature Strikes Back

Listening & Speaking in Action 1.

pp. 148~149

② Listen and Do

a. W: What’s the matter, Minho? You don’t look well.

M: I’m a little worried about the lunch I had. I think it had gone bad.

W: Aren’t you feeling well?

M: No. I’m feeling a bit sick now.

b. M: Judy, something seems to be wrong with you. Are you all right?

W: I didn’t sleep well last night. Actually, I’ve had a terrible headache for the past few days.

M: You must be too tired. You should go see a doctor.

W: I will. Thanks.

c. M: What’s wrong with Mary? She’s so down.

W: I heard she lost a tennis match again.

M: That’s too bad! I’m sorry to hear that.

W: Yeah. She also hurt her arm during the match. It’s swollen.

③ Listen and Answer

W: Jack, you don’t look very well today. What’s the matter?

M: I’m not feeling good at all. I hurt my foot yesterday.

W: Really? What happened?

M: Yesterday, my family was on a picnic and there was a rainstorm.

W: Oh, no! That’s terrible.

M: It was like a scene from a disaster movie! I was running in the rain and I fell down.

W: That’s too bad. So, how are you feeling now?

M: My foot really hurts. It seems to be getting worse.

W: Yes, it’s a bit swollen. Can you move it?

M: Yes, but it’s very painful. Should I see a doctor?

W: I’m afraid you have to.

Listening & Speaking in Action 2.

pp. 150~151

② Listen and Do

a. W: Has John not arrived yet?

M: No, he hasn’t. He cannot join us today.

W: What happened?

M: His apartment was flooded.

W: That’s too bad. I hope everything will be all right with him.

b. M: You look worried, Minji. What’s wrong?

W: My mom had a car accident. She’s in the hospital now.

M: I’m sorry to hear that. I hope she will get well soon.

W: Thanks a lot.

c. W: Have you heard the breaking news?

M: No. What is it?

W: A tsunami has hit the northeast coast of Japan. Over 10,000 people are injured and a number of houses are badly damaged.

M: How terrible! I hope there won’t be any more damage.

③ Listen and Answer

M: Hello, Jimin. It’s still snowing.

W: Yes, it is. The power went out last night and I couldn’t finish my project.

M: That’s too bad.

W: Well, the news said we’re going to have another snowstorm. Oh, here’s an update.

Weather reporter: A second snowstorm is approaching the northeast Gangwon region. There will be more snow, and strong winds are likely to cause a power failure over the region on Thursday. When all is said and done, some areas could receive over one meter of snow ....

W: Oh no!

M: I hope it’s not going to get more serious.

W: Me too.

Into Your Life                    p. 152

Step 1 Listen and Take Notes

M: Hi, I’m Mike. I’m on the scene of a large fire at the corner of Victoria and Fifth Street. The strong wind turned a small trash fire into a big fire. The flames quickly reached an apartment building at 4098 Victoria Street. Fortunately, firefighters arrived on the scene quickly, and they think everyone is safely outside. However, the firefighters are trying to go inside the building to check whether there are any people left inside. Back to you, Nick, at

the news desk.

Strategy                          p. 153

W: You don’t look happy, Jack. What’s the matter?

M: Our family camping trip was a disaster!

W: A disaster? What happened?

M: We left home for the campsite at 7 in the morning. When we got there, it started to rain. The rain got heavier, and we went to a nature museum near the campsite at 10 a.m. to get out of the rain.

W: Oh, it must have been terrible!

M: Yes, it was. But it got sunny, and we went back to the campsite. We had lunch around 1 in the afternoon.

W: What strange weather!

M: Well, when we just finished lunch around 2, the sky suddenly got dark and it became very windy. We had no choice but to come back home.

Window to Reading               p. 156

1. W: Have you ever heard of a tsunami? Tsunami is a Japanese word meaning “harbor wave.” It is produced by earthquakes occurring near the ocean floor.

Build Your Ideas                 p. 162

1. W: Tsunamis are sometimes incorrectly called “tidal waves.” However, tsunamis are not caused by tides. They are produced by earthquakes occurring below or near the ocean floor. A tsunami wave travels rapidly up to 800 kilometers per hour. Its height may increase to more than 100 feet when it reaches shallow water.

Self-Test                  pp. 166~167

1. W: What’s the matter? You look tired.

M: The power went out last night.

W: Why? What happened?

M: It was the heavy rain and strong wind outside.

W: Did that knock out the power?

M: Yes, we were sitting in the dark for hours waiting for the power to come back.

W: You’re kidding!

M: Hmm, I really should get an electrician to rewire the place.

W: I think you should.

Unit 08 Shape Your Own Future

Listening & Speaking in Action 1.

pp. 170~171

② Listen and Do

a. M: Sohee, what do you want to do in your twenties?

W: Let me think. I want to go abroad.

M: Where do you want to go?

W: I want to go to France, so I think I need to study French.

b. W: What are you doing, Benjamin?

M: I’m making a list of things I want to do after graduation.

W: That sounds interesting. What did you put first on it?

M: Let me see, I want to volunteer to help the elderly.

c. W: Minho, have you thought about what you want to do in your twenties?

M: Yes, in fact, I’ve made a list.

W: Really? So what do you want to do?

M: Let me think. A lot of things, but the first thing is to get a driver’s license.

③ Listen and Answer

W: What would you like to do in your twenties, Mark?

M: Well, there are a lot of things. I’ve made a list.

W: Really? What did you put at the top of your list?

M: I would like to climb the highest mountain in the world.

W: Wow! That would be amazing. What else do you want to do?

M: I think I should do something for our planet, so I want to do volunteer work for the environment.

W: Oh, really? That’s cool.

M: So what do you want to do when you are in your twenties?

W: Let me think. I want to get some work experience at a company.

M: That’s a good idea. It’s very practical.

Listening & Speaking in Action 2.

pp. 172~173

② Listen and Do

a. W: I wonder what kind of job would be good for me.

M: Which do you prefer, working alone or in a group?

W: In a group.

M: Me too. I will be lonely if I work alone.

b. W: Which kind of job would you prefer, a service job or a creative job?

M: I’d rather have a creative job like a fashion designer.

W: I think it suits you. You have a good sense of fashion.

M: Thanks. It’s really nice of you to say that.

c. W: Nowadays a lot of companies no longer require uniforms.

M: What about you? Would you rather work in a uniform or casual clothing?

W: I think I’d like to work in casual clothing.

M: Yes. That is probably more comfortable.

③ Listen and Answer

M: What do you want to be in the future, Hyorin?

W: I’m not sure yet, but I’ve been thinking about two jobs.

M: Really? What two jobs?

W: I’m thinking about being a social worker or a news reporter.

M: You’re interested in people and society.

W: Right. Each job needs different skills, though.

M: What do you mean?

W: If I become a reporter, I need to write, but if I want to be a social worker, I need to know how to take care of people.

M: So which do you prefer?

W: Maybe a reporter. I like to travel and talk to people, you know.

M: Yeah. That seems to fit you.

Into Your Life                    p. 174

Step 1 Listen and Take Notes

W: Hi. I’m your career coach, Linda. As you prepare for a career, it is good to select a role model. Your role model is someone who inspires you. Do you have a question?

M: Can your role model be someone you don’t know?

W: Let me see. Your role model could be a successful person you have heard about. However, it is also nice to have a role model that you know personally, such as a parent or a friend. When you see good qualities in your role model, you can imitate him or her. Having a role model helps you prepare for your career.

Strategy                          p. 175

M: What kind of job would you like to have in the future?

W: Let me think. I’d like to work with people.

M: Like a teacher or a social worker?

W: Hmm. Honestly, I haven’t decided yet. What about you?

M: I haven’t, either. I’m thinking about being an announcer or a reporter.

W: That might suit you. I can imagine you being on TV.

M: But you know, there might be other jobs that we haven’t thought of.

W: That’s true. Wait a minute, I heard there’s a job fair at the mall this weekend.

M: Great! That would be a good place to find out about different jobs.

W: Let’s go then. We can meet at the subway station on Saturday.

M: Good idea!

Self-Test                  pp. 188~189

1. M: What do you want to be in the future, Jisu?

W: I’m not sure yet, but the career test says I am artistic.

M: Artistic! Great. Then what kind of art do you like?

W: Well, I don’t like music very much.

M: Then how about writing stories? Do you like writing?

W: I don’t think so, but I like to draw and paint pictures.

M: Then I can think of two jobs. Which one would you prefer, painter or fashion designer?

W: Let me think. Right now fashion designer seems better, but I need some more time to think about that.