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English  Form 2  Unit 2
                                                                                                Theme: People and Culture
         UNIT
                        2               Live and Let Live






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                   Speaking Skill                                                                          PL

               PBD Module         DSKP Practice

            A   You are thinking of going on an out-of-state hiking trip with a friend. Other friends who have done
                hitchhiking tell you their experiences. Use the words below to complete the dialogue.   LS 2.1.1 ,

                 camper van            selective            advice           safety in numbers     did not accept

                 pickup truck        uncomfortable     cheerfully responded      careful           motorcyclists



              Student A : We are planning to go on a hiking trip during the coming school holidays. We might need to
                         hitchhike along the way. Any stories or tips and (1)   advice  ?
              Student B  : My sister and I were on holiday in Melbourne and we had to hitchhike from a tourist site to
                         the hotel having missed the last bus. Two vans came by but we (2)   did not accept   their
                         offers. They were driven by two men and we did not feel good about that. When a beautiful
                         (3)   camper van    stopped and gave us a lift, we accepted. It was a family with two kids.  Be
                         (4)   selective   because you can never tell.
              Student A : You’re right. We should be wary and selective. Thanks for the advice.
              Student C : I have had an interesting experience. I didn’t have to wait long; the first car that drove past picked
                         me up. It was a (5)   pickup truck   already carrying a number of people, but I managed to
                         squeeze in. I accepted the ride because there is (6)   safety in numbers  .
              Student B  : It must have been (7)   uncomfortable   and crowded.
              Student C : Not at all. The journey through the national park was exciting and we saw elephants and giraffes
                         on the way. We even witnessed a hippo car accident!
              Student B  : A hippo car accident? That must have been scary!
              Student D : I often recall my experience with a broad smile. A group of  (8)   motorcyclists   hung
                         around the gas station. Of course, I wasn’t going to ask them for a ride with my huge
                         backpack. One looked at me and offered a ride. “If you weren’t on the bikes, I’d ask for a ride!” I
                         (9)    cheerfully responded   . He then explained that they had a truck, so I could catch a ride
                         and I did. Be (10)   careful   of the type of transport offered.
              Student A : Very interesting stories and tips! Thank you.


            B   Discuss the following:
             1.  If you are hitchhiking, which of these vehicles would you choose if you have a choice? Give a reason for your
                answer.
             2.  If you want to go hitchhiking, will your parents give their support? Explain your answer.
             3.  Can hitchhiking become a lifestyle? Why or why not?

             Learning Objectives:  .............................................................................................
           Pupils will:
           •  ask and explain key information                 •  express opinions or feelings


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