Lesson 1

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Listen and Speak 1

B. Listen In

1. W: Who do you admire most?

M: I respect Erik Weihenmayer. He is my inspiration.

W: Why do you respect him?

M: I admire him for his courage and endurance. He was the first blind person to climb Mt. Everest.

2. M: Who has most influenced you?

W: My role model is J. K. Rowling. I want to be an author.

M: How does she inspire you?

W: She has a lot of confidence. The first book of the Harry Potter series was rejected twelve times before it was published, but she never gave up.

3. M: Who is your role model?

W: I really admire Jeff Bezos, the founder of the first online bookstore.

M: What is so special about him?

W: I am motivated by his vision. Jeff Bezos was convinced that the Internet could become a new hot marketplace.

C. Listen and Answer

M: Have you picked a subject for your essay “My Role Model”?

W: Not yet. Actually, I have never thought about having a role model. Do you think having a role model is important?

M: I think role models can motivate you, and help you set your life goals.

W: Do you have a role model?

M: Yes. My biology teacher is my role model.

W: Your role model is your biology teacher?

M: I mean that he was the first person to make me interested in biology. He made me love to learn. Now I want to be a teacher just like him.

W: I see. You were a great help. I’ll try to find one for myself.

M: Don’t forget that it doesn’t need to be a famous person. People around you can make great role models, too.

W: Thanks for your advice.

D. Build a Dialogue

A: I am seriously thinking about my life goals. But I don’t know where to start.

B: I bet having a role model would help you.

A: Do you have a role model?

B: Yes. Aimee Mullins, a paralympic gold medalist, serves as my inspiration.

A: How does she inspire you?

B: I am motivated by her positive attitude. She has no legs below the knees, but she’s still a great fashion model, actress, and athlete.

A: That’s amazing!

B: I recommend that you go through the biographies of great achievers on the Internet.

A: That sounds like a good idea.

B: I hope you can find the right role model soon.

Listen and Speak 2

B. Listen In

1. M: Where do you see yourself in ten years?

W: Well, I want to study journalism at college and work for a newspaper.

M: Great! How did you select your career path?

W: Above all, it matches my interests. I have always been interested in social issues. I also love traveling.

2. W: What do you see yourself doing after studying archaeology?

M: I’d like to work as a museum curator.

W: What makes you think it’s the right career for you?

M: Well, it matches my interests and personality.

3. M: What plans have you got for the future?

W: I hope to work as a research scientist after majoring in chemistry in college.

M: Why did you set that career path?

W: For one thing, it matches my talents. I am good at math and science.

C. Listen and Answer

W: What do you plan to study in college?

M: I’d like to major in social work.

W: Social work? Where do you see yourself after graduation?

M: I’m thinking of becoming a social worker. I have always been interested in helping the poor.

W: Great! I bet you will be a good social worker. You love working with people.

M: Thanks. What about you?

W: Well, I’d like to be a fashion designer, but I am not sure where to start.

M: Why don’t you look for a job role model in that field?

W: That’s a good idea. Can you tell me how to choose one?

D. Build a Dialogue

A: Where do you see yourself in ten years?

B: Hopefully, I’ll be a famous journalist.

A: Great! What made you set that career path?

B: I think it best matches my interests. I love to discover new things.

A: Have you developed a plan to get into journalism?

B: Yes. I plan to major in journalism in college and get experience at the student newspaper.

A: I bet your plan will work out.

B: Thanks. Have you selected your career path?

A: I am still undecided. Actually, I am not sure what my interests and talents are.

B: How about taking a career assessment test?

A: That’s what I am going to do today.

Level Up Your Speaking

( Step 1 ) Listen to the Questions

M: 1. What do you plan to major in?

2. Why did you choose that major?

3. What preparations have you made?

4. Where do you see yourself after graduation?

( Step 3 ) Answer Questions

W:

Question number 1. What do you want to major in?

Question number 2. What made you choose that major?

Question number 3. What preparations have you made?

Question number 4. What would you like to be after graduation?

Review

1. M: How does your role model inspire you?

W: _________________________________________.

a. Not really. She is just a famous movie star.

b. Yes, I’m sure that you could be like her in the future.

c. Well, I am motivated by her passion for helping the poor.

2. M: Would you tell us a little bit about yourself?

W: Yes. My name is Jenny Park. I majored in hotel management.

M: What made you apply for this position?

W: This job really matches my personality. I’m very sociable, and I love to meet new people.

M: All right. Do you have any special skills?

W: Yes. I’m good at Korean, English, and French. I’m sure that this will be a great help in this position.

3. M: Hello. Mrs. Johnson.

W: Hi, Minsu. Come on in. What’s up?

M: There’s something I’d like to discuss with you.

W: Okay. What is it?

M: I’m having trouble deciding what to major in at college.

W: Well, where do you see yourself in ten years?

M: I’m thinking of becoming a tour guide. I really like traveling abroad.

W: A tour guide? That sounds exciting.

M: But my parents think that I should get a more stable job.

W: Well, they might be right. Job security is very important in life. But I still believe that you should do what you really enjoy.

4.

M:

Question number 1. What’s your favorite subject?

Question number 2. Why do you like that subject?

Question number 3. How do you study it?

Question number 4. How will studying it help you in the future?