Welcome to Tutorial IV PBIS 4220/LISTENING II
DELIVERING INFORMATION SUB TOPICS: 1. Lectures 2. Advertisements
SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONAL GOALS Students are able to: • Identify the content of recorded passages about lecture/advertisement • Identify the topic content of recorded passages about lecture/advertisement • Answer the questions related to recorded passages about lecture/advertisement
LISTENING TO A LECTURE Listen carefully to the following lecture! Please answer the questions! Questions: 1. What is the lecture mainly about? 2. Where does the lecture take place? 3. The professor says “Don’t bother writing this down. Just stay with me on this” What is the aim of saying this? 4. What does the professor suggest the students to do after the lecture? 5. What class is probably the professor teaching?
LISTENING TO AN ADVERTISEMENT Listen carefully to the following advertisement! Please answer the questions! Questions: 1. What is the topic of the advertisement? 2. When will the performance be held? 3. Where is the location of Prambanan Temple as mentioned in the text? 4. How much is the ticket?
SCRIPT AND KEY ANSWER Slide 4: Listening to a lecture Okay, let’s get started. Um, as you know today I promised to take you on a walk through the solar system, so let’s start here with the central object of our solar system – the Sun. As you can see, the Sun is about five inches in diameter and that’s about the size of a large grapefruit, which is exactly what I’ve used to represent it here in our model. So, I’m going to take two steps and that will bring me to the planet closest to the Sun. That would be Mercury. Two more steps to Venus. And one step from Venus to Earth. Let’s continue walking three steps from Earth to Mars. And that’s as far as I can go here in the laboratory, but we can visualize the rest of the journey. Don’t bother writing this down. Just stay with me on this. So, to go from Mars to Jupiter, we’d have to walk. . we’d have to walk a little over half the length of a football field, so that would put us about at the library here on campus, and then to get from Jupiter to Saturn, we’d have to walk another 75 yards, so by then we’d be at Harmon hall. From Saturn to Uranus, we’d have to walk again as far as we’d gone in our journey from the Sun to Saturn, and so we’d probably be at the Student Union. From Uranus to Neptune we’d have to walk the same distance again, which would take us all the way to graduate dormitory towers. From Neptune to Pluto, another 125 yards. So, we’d end up about one third of a mile from this laboratory at the entrance to the campus. Okay. That’s interesting, but now I want you to think about the orbits of the planets in those locations. Clearly, the first four planets could orbit fairly comfortably in this room, but to include the others we’d have to occupy an area of more than six-tenths of a mile, which is all the way from College Avenue to Campus Drive. Now, it would really be even more impressive if you could actually make that walk, and actually you can, if you visit Washington, D. C. , where a scale model is set up on the National Mall, starting at the National Air and Space Museum and ending up at the Arts and Industries Museum. I did that a couple of years ago, and it was, well amazing. Even though I knew the distances intellectually, there’s nothing like the experience. Has anybody else done that walk?
SCRIPT AND KEY ANSWER Slide 4: ANSWERS 1. the scale of the orbits of the planets 2. in a laboratory 3. asking for students’ attention 4. practicing the scale of a distance by themselves 5. Astronomy class
SCRIPT AND KEY ANSWER Slide 5: Listening to an advertisement Well listeners, we’re back on Entertainment Corner, from Century FM, your favourite radio station. If you are traditional dance lovers, I am sure that the performance of Ramayana Dance-Drama is the best for you. You can come to Prambanan Temple Area in eastern part of Yogyakarta. The performance will be held on Saturday, at 7 p. m. You can book the tickets first by phone on 75666445 with Amanda the contact person. The ticket price is Rp. 150, 000, Please buy the ticket before it is sold out. Have a nice weekend. ANSWERS: 1. The performance of Ramayana Dance-Drama 2. in the evening 3. in the eastern part of Yogyakarta 4. Rp. 150, 000, -
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