LESSON

04

Class    Name

Dictation Worksheet (교과서 pp.78-80)

Listen and Speak 1

01

M  Hi, Yumi. Nice to see you. I’ve never seen you at the community center before.

W  Oh, hello. This is my first time here. _______ _______ _______ _______?

M  I teach basic Korean to newcomers from other countries. What about you?

W  I came here to find out _______ _______ _______.

M  Did you? What kind of volunteering did you _______ _______ _______?

W  Well, I’m thinking of teaching children how to use computers.

M  Great idea! I’m sure you’ll be a great help!

02

M  Hi, Mina. What are you doing? Are you writing a letter or something?

W  No, actually, I’m translating a letter from English to Korean.

M  Why?

W  This is _______ _______ _______ for World Vision as a volunteer.

M  World Vision? Is that the NGO which helps children in need?

W  Yeah. I translate thank-you letters from the children to their Korean sponsors.

M  I see. Doesn’t that take a lot of time?

W  Yes. Sometimes I have a lot of letters to write, and I can’t _______ _______ _______ them all. I’m thinking of using a translation program to catch up.

M  I’ve used translation programs before, but they don’t seem to work all that well when I’m trying to _______ _______ _______ of the original language. Make sure you don’t depend totally on them.

W  Good point. I’ll keep that in mind.

Listen and Speak 2

Dictation Worksheet

01

W  What a great day for a baseball game!

M  It sure is. Wow! Look at number 42. He’s very fast.

W  Yeah. _______ _______ _______ in the Major Leagues in the United States, no players can wear the number 42.

M  Really? Why not?

W  The number 42 is _______ _______ in memory of Jackie Robinson.

M  Jackie Robinson? I’ve never heard of him.

W  He was the first African American to play baseball in the Major Leagues. He is also remembered for fighting _______ _______.

M  Really? Well, it’s good to hear he’s been given the respect he deserves.

02

W  Welcome to the Kim Mandeok Memorial Hall.

M  Hi! I’m John from Canada. This is my first time traveling around Jeju-do.

W  My name is Minhi. I’m a volunteer here. Is there anything I can do for you?

M  Yes. May I ask who Kim Mandeok was?

W  She was a very successful _______ during the Joseon Dynasty.

M  Do you mean she ran a business? I heard that in the Joseon Dynasty, it was almost impossible for women to run a business.

W  Right, but she _______ such _______ and became a great success. Not only that, she also spent much of her wealth to save people’s lives when they were _______ _______ hunger.

M  Interesting. I see why she’s remembered as a hero.

In Real Life

W Welcome to Lunch Break News. I’m Tracy with today’s news. This year’s charity bazaar will _______ _______ at the gym on the first Saturday of next month. At the bazaar, you’ll be able to buy a variety of goods at _______ _______. Profits will go to the local homeless shelter. The organizers are still _______ _______ _______ lots of items for the event. Some members of the broadcasting club are thinking of baking cookies to donate to the event. The organizers hope that you’ll be able to participate in the event.

Dictation Worksheet                                       pp.172~173

Lesson 4 Together, We Can Do Better!

Answers

Listen and Speak 1

01 What brings you here / how to volunteer / have in mind

02 what I do / keep up with / convey certain feelings

Listen and Speak 2

01 I heard that / permanently retired / racial discrimination

02 merchant / overcame / obstacles / suffering from

In Real Life

be held / reasonable prices / in need of