Lesson 06 Noblesse Oblige: The Story Behind The Burghers of Calais

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Listen & Speak 1

B Listen in

1. M: Yujin, what do you say to knitting hats as volunteer work?

W: That’s what I was thinking. I saw a program about a hat-knitting campaign on TV.

M: I’m very impressed that knitting hats can save a lot of babies in Africa.

W: I agree. I’m sure our hats will be a big help for them.

2. W: Jihun, you’re a natural dancer, aren’t you?

M: Well, everybody says that. Why do you ask?

W: We’re supposed to throw a party at a hospital for kids with cancer. How about dancing for them at the hospital?

M: Hmm... Do you think the kids will enjoy my dancing?

W: Certainly. I’m quite sure they’ll like your dancing very much.

3. W: Will you participate in the flea market at school?

M: Sure. I like the idea that the proceeds of the event will go to help dig a well in Kenya.

W: Yeah. I hope this will be an annual event at our school.

M: Right. I’m sure everyone will agree with your idea.

C Listen and do

W: Hey, Jaemin. I’m searching for some volunteer work to do. What are you doing this semester?

M: I’m supposed to visit an animal shelter. I’ll take care of homeless dogs and cats.

W: Really? I didn’t know you like animals.

M: Actually, I lost my dog last year, and it made me interested in homeless dogs and cats.

W: Oh, I see. What exactly do you do for the animals?

M: I exercise dogs and cats by walking and playing with them. I can bathe and feed them. I also clean their cages.

W: Okay. I think that is perfect for me because I love dogs.

M: Great.

W: But this is my first volunteer experience, and I feel a little nervous.

M: I’m sure you will do a great job.

D Build a dialogue

M: The Volunteer Center for Teens. How can I help you?

W: Hello. I’m calling to ask about the Teens Go to Africa program.

M: Sure. What is your question?

W: I’ve worked at my community center, but I have never done any volunteer work abroad. Do you think I’m qualified for your program?

M: Oh, that’s okay. You are more than qualified.

W: Thank you. It is my first experience abroad, and I wonder if I can do well.

M: Don’t worry. I’m pretty sure you will have a very memorable time in Africa.

W: I feel much better to hear that.

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Listen & Speak 2

B Listen in

1. M: Do you know that a teen boy saved a man on a subway platform?

W: Yes, I do. I read about it on an Internet news site.

M: How could he jump down and pull that man up like that? That’s incredible!

W: Yeah, he’s a very brave boy.

2. M: Oh, my... Jina, look at this.

W: What’s up? Is there anything interesting in the news?

M: Yeah, K-pop artists recorded their highest sales in the United States.

W: Wow. I can’t believe it. They finally did it!

3. M: Have you heard that Prince Harry volunteered to go to Afghanistan?

W: Really? That’s incredible!

M: He must have wanted to practice noblesse oblige.

W: You’re right.

C Listen and do

W: Have you heard about the Gates Foundation?

M: No, I haven’t. What is it?

W: It was founded by Bill Gates and his wife, Melinda Gates, in 1994.

M: Is that a kind of charity?

W: Right. He wants to improve health care and reduce extreme poverty in the world.

M: That’s great.

W: You know what? One of the world’s richest men, Warren Buffett, donated his fortune to the foundation.

M: Really? That’s incredible! What a great person he is!

W: You can say that again.

D Build a dialogue

W: Is there anything interesting in the paper?

M: Oh, not much. Let’s see... Uh, an elderly couple donated 36 billion won to a university.

W: Really? That’s incredible!

M: They think the money will be more useful for young students than for themselves.

W: Oh, that’s great.

M: You know what? They use each napkin at least twice and even divide every toothpick into eight pieces.

W: They must have been called awful misers.

M: Probably.

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Level Up Your Speaking

( Step 1 ) Listen and complete

W: Hi, I’m Minji. Last Saturday, I went to a nursing home with my family to help some elderly people. Before having lunch, I spent time with them by playing some games. Then, I read some books and letters to them. During lunch, I helped them have their meals. After lunch, I went out walking with them. I am sure that they had a lot of fun just like we did. My father said that I did a really good job. I was very happy I could do something to help other people.

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Review

1. W: So do you want me to help children in need?

M: _____________________________

a. Really? I’m not satisfied with it.

b. Yes, I’m quite sure you’ll be a big help.

c. What do you say we do some volunteer work together?

2. W: Minsu, I called you several times last weekend. Where were you?

M: Hi, Kate. I went to my grandpa’s in Gangwon-do.

W: Gangwon-do? What did you do there?

M: I was very busy. I helped my grandpa clean up his house. I believe you heard about the flood last month.

W: Yeah, I heard about it. How was it there?

M: It was terrible. Most of the villagers were left homeless.

W: Sorry to hear that. I bet you did a good job there.

M: Well, actually, there was not much I could do for them. I just felt sorry for them.