LESSON

02

Class    Name

Dictation Worksheet (교과서 pp.32-34)

Listen and Speak 1

01

M  Jenny, it’s way past our lunch time. Why don’t we grab a bite? I’m starving.

W  I’m having so much fun here on the beach that I totally _______ _______ _______ _______.

M  It’s OK. This beach is one of the best in Korea. Do you want to have some fried chicken delivered?

W  Is that possible?

M  Sure. You can _______ _______ _______ _______ in Korea.

W  _______ _______ _______ delivery men can find their customers on a crowded beach like this.

M  Delivery service is popular in Korea. Just name it, and you can get it delivered right away.

W  Awesome!

02

W  Now that the salted cabbage is ready, we need to make the Gimchi paste.

M  What can I do, Mom?

W  Please crush the garlic and ginger. I’ll slice the radishes and onions before I mix them all together with _______ _______ _______.

M  Is that all we need for the paste?

W  Well, I need to add some salted squid to the mixture. Then the paste will be _______ _______ _______ _______ on the cabbage.

M  I’m surprised that we put salted squid in Gimchi.

W  People use different ingredients when making Gimchi. That’s why the taste of Gimchi varies from _______ _______ _______.

M  That’s interesting. We should be proud of Gimchi as a traditional food.

W  You can say that again.

Listen and Speak 2

Dictation Worksheet

01

M  Hi, Minju. _______ _______ _______ _______ to Spain during the break. How was your trip?

W  It was fun, but I had a _______ _______ _______ shops that were open at siesta.

M  Siesta? What’s that?

W  Siesta is a long _______ _______ _______, usually from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Most restaurants and shops are closed during siesta.

M  Why do they sleep at midday?

W  It’s because the weather there is too hot and sticky to work at midday.

M  How interesting!

W  If you ever go to Spain, make sure you don’t go shopping during siesta.

02

W  _______ _______ _______ _______ a topic for our social studies presentation on cultural differences?

M  Well, what do you think about table manners from around the world?

W  Have you found anything interesting?

M  Yes, I found out that finishing up your plate is considered impolite in China.

W  Really? It’s impolite in Korea to leave any food on the plate, isn’t it?

M  Yes, but not in China. If you finish up your plate, it _______ _______ _______ _______ that he did not give you enough food.

W  Wow, that sounds a bit strange.

M  Cultures are just different. _______ _______ _______ _______ finish up your plate if you’re invited for a meal in China.

W  I see. Let’s put this on the list for our presentation topic.

In Real Life

M Good afternoon, folks. I’m Tony, your _______ _______ for today. Now we’re going to look around Thingvellir National Park, where you can see the remains of Iceland’s first _______ _______ _______ in 930. This place is symbolically meaningful to Icelanders in that many of their major _______ _______ took place here. UNESCO designated the park as a World Heritage Site in 2004. Besides, the park is famous for its scenic beauty. It’s located in an active _______ _______, so you can see various geological features and wildlife. Please make sure you don’t take anything―not even a tiny stone from the park when you leave the site. Enjoy your time.

Dictation Worksheet                                       pp.148~149

Lesson 2 Taste Culture, Understand Better

Answers

Listen and Speak 1

01 lost track of time / have almost anything delivered / I’m surprised that

02 ground red pepper / ready to be put / region to region

Listen and Speak 2

01 I heard you traveled / hard time finding / break for napping

02 Have you thought of / suggests to your host / Make sure you don’t

In Real Life

tour guide / open-air assembly established / historic events / volcanic area