Lesson 07 Beauty and Drama in Ancient Works of Art

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Listen & Speak 1

B Listen in

1. W: Excuse me!

M: Yes.

W: Would you mind putting your umbrella in the basket over there?

M: Certainly not. I always forget umbrellas are not allowed inside the library. Sorry about that.

W: That’s all right.

2. W: This picture looks just great!

M: Yes, it’s the famous painting, The Old Man in the Mountain.

W: Do you mind watching my bag for a while? I’d like to take my camera out.

M: Not at all, but I’m afraid we’re not allowed to take photos here.

W: Oh, you’re right!

3. W: Would you mind putting your cell  phone on silent mode, please?

M: Certainly not. But I think I already did. ... Oops, I’m sorry.

W: That’s okay.

M: Is the concert going to start soon?

W: Yes, in a minute.

C Listen and do

W: Welcome to our special exhibit this month, Old Treasures of Mayan Culture. Please keep in mind our museum rules. First, you’re not allowed to touch the works of art. Second, no leaning on walls or cases is allowed. Third, you are allowed to use your cell phones, but taking photos with your cell phones is not allowed. Thank you for your understanding and enjoy your visit.

D Build a dialogue

W: Welcome to the City Museum of Art. May I help you?

G: Yes. Is it possible to take pictures?

W: Sorry, but taking pictures is not allowed.

G: I see. Are there any other rules here?

W: Food or beverages are not allowed, either.

G: How about using a cell phone? Do you mind if I use my cell phone?

W: I’m sorry. Cell phones are not allowed in the halls. Please turn it off.

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Listen & Speak 2

B Listen in

1. W: Isn’t this the Terracotta Army?

M: Yes, it is.

W: I heard that each one of the soldiers is different from the other. I can’t believe it.

M: You can say that again.

2. M: Look at these statues.

W: Moai statues on Easter Island in Chile?

M: Yes, nobody knows who built them.

W: They look too real for words.

M: That’s just what I was thinking.

3. W: Studying ancient works of art is very exciting, isn’t it?

M: Yes, it is. Do you know about the Lascaux cave paintings?

W: Yes, I do. It’s amazing that people in the Stone Age created such wonders.

M: You said it. It’s just marvelous.

C Listen and do

W: Do you know anything about Machu Picchu?

M: Yes. It’s an Incan city high in the Andes Mountains in Peru.

W: Right. There are some mysteries about the city.

M: Really? What are they?

W: One of them is how they built the strong stone castle high in the mountains with simple tools.

M: I’m sure that they used only basic tools.

W: So it’s a mystery!

M: Ancient culture is full of mysteries.

W: You can say that again!

D Build a dialogue

M: Is the magazine about archaeology?

W: Yes, it is. I’m working on my class project.

M: What topic are you working on?

W: Have you heard about prehistoric drawings?

M: Yes, I have. I’ve been told that there are several prehistoric cave drawings discovered by accident.

W: You’re right. Isn’t it amazing that people in the Stone Age created such wonders?

M: You can say that again. It’s just marvelous.

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Level Up Your Speaking

( Step 1 ) Listen and answer

W: Thank you for calling the City Museum. How can I help you?

M: I’m calling to ask about the museum hours.

W: It’s open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday.

M: Thank you. I am wondering whether the admission is free.

W: Yes, it is.

M: That’s great. One final question. Would you mind sending me a brochure, if you happen to have some?

W: I’m sorry, but we only have an online brochure.

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Review

1. W: What have you been up to?

M: I’ve been working on Mayan wall paintings.

W: Were the paintings discovered in Guatemala?

M: Yes, they were discovered at San Bartolo.

W: Well, I read an article about them a while ago.

M: You did? Would you mind if I read it for a while?

W: Not at all. I’ll be right back with the article.

M: Thanks a lot.

2. M: You’re working on archaeology, aren’t you?

W: Yes, I’m working on my class project.

M: What topic are you working on?

W: Well, have you heard of prehistoric drawings?

M: Yes, I have. I’ve been told that there are several prehistoric cave drawings discovered by accident.

W: You’re right. Isn’t it amazing that people in the Stone Age created such wonders?

M: You can say that again. It’s just marvelous.