LESSON

03

Class    Name

Dictation Worksheet (교과서 pp.56-58)

Listen and Speak 1

01

[Cell phone rings.]

M  Hello, Minji. What’s up?

W  Hello, Jack. I called you to _______ _______ you’d like to go out to Hangang and ride a bike with me this weekend.

M  That would be great, but I don’t have a bicycle.

W  Don’t worry. There are many bicycle rental shops along the river.

M  Great! What about you? Do you have your own bike?

W  Yep. I have my own. I often ride my bike with my friends. Cycling is great exercise.

M  What’s _______ _______ _______ it?

W  Cycling burns _______ _______ _______ _______ as walking.

M  Really? Well, that might help me lose weight, then.

02

W  What are you doing back there?

M  My neck and shoulders are pretty stiff, so I’m _______ during the break.

W  Looks like you know what you’re doing! Do you take any lessons?

M  Sort of. I have a yoga application on my phone.

W  _______ _______ _______ _______?

M  It’s simple. You just follow what the trainer says on the app. She explains everything. You can even choose the _______ _______, too.

W  Really? That’s great, but isn’t it hard to do it regularly?

M  Sometimes yes, but I can adjust the length of the lesson based on how much time I have. There are plenty of other options on the app as well.

W  That’s terrific! I’ll give it a try. Thanks.

Listen and Speak 2

Dictation Worksheet

01

M  That figure skater is amazing! Her movements are so precise and graceful.

W  She probably trained day and night.

M  You’re right. Is it true that music with lyrics is not allowed in international figure skating competitions?

W  _______ _______ _______. They changed that rule.

M  Do you mean figure skaters can now skate to music with lyrics?

W  Right. The International Skating Union announced in 2014 that figure skaters can use pop songs in their programs.

M  So they can dance to Michael Jackson’s songs, too?

W  Yes, they can.

M  Aren’t _______ lyrics to the _______?

W  True, but the Union wants to _______ _______ _______.

02

W  Hey, are you reading an archery magazine again?

M  Yeah, I’m into archery these days.

W  What do you like about it?

M  The Archer’s Paradox, among others. I don’t fully understand it, though.

W  Archer’s Paradox? _______ _______ _______ how arrows are aimed off target but _______ _______ _______ _______?

M  Exactly. How does the arrow hit the target without traveling straight?

W  I’ve heard it _______ _______ _______ _______ the flexibility of the arrow. The arrow moves like a snake from side to side after it’s shot but ultimately reaches the target.

M  Yeah. Archers need to understand a lot about physics as well as practice a lot _______ _______ _______ _______ at their sport.

W  Cool. Well, if there’s anything more about the Archer’s Paradox in that magazine, let me know.

In Real Life

M  Viewers, welcome to the men’s singles at the Luge World Cup from Calgary, Canada. _______ _______ _______ _______ at the start line is Felix Loch of Germany.

W  Will Felix be able to set a _______ _______ _______ today? There are lots of rumors out there about that.

M  We’ll see shortly. Felix is now about to start.

W  It’s extremely important to make a good start in luge. _______ _______ you push yourself onto the track and how fast you accelerate with the spiked gloves at the beginning make a big difference.

M  Indeed. It looks like Felix is ready. He has made an explosive start out of the gate!

W  And he’s made a _______ _______ _______!

M  Perfect, indeed!

Dictation Worksheet                                       pp.160~161

Answers

Lesson 3 Sports and Science Get Along

Listen and Speak 1

01 ask if / so great about / twice as many calories

02 stretching / How does it work / difficulty level

Listen and Speak 2

01 Not any longer / distracting / judges / attract more fans

02 Do you mean / end up on target / has to do with / in order to improve

In Real Life

Sitting on the sled / new world record / How hard / perfect first turn