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#### TAPE — Figure 1 (clip filenames start: bk07-l3d-f1-NN.mp3)
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Transcript (clean text):
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American Language Course, Book 7, Lesson 3D.
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Hello.
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Open your Language Laboratory Activities booklet to Lesson 3D.
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Look at Figure 1, look at the pictures, and listen to the questions.
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Then circle A, B, or C.
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Let's do the first one and check it.
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Number 1: Which is the tallest?
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The correct answer is B.
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The building is the tallest.
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Repeat: The building is the tallest.
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Okay.
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Now let's finish the exercise.
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Number 2: Which is the fastest?
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Number 3: Which window is the widest?
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Number 4: Which month is the shortest?
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Number 5: Who is the strongest?
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Number 6: Which shape is the smallest?
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Number 7: Which car is the newest?
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Number 8: Who is the youngest?
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Now listen and check your answers.
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Number 1 is B.
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Number 2 is C.
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Repeat: Which is the fastest?
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The airplane is the fastest.
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Number 3 is B.
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Repeat: Which window is the widest?
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The window in the center is the widest.
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Number 4 is A.
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Repeat: Which month is the shortest?
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February is the shortest month.
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Number 5 is A.
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Repeat: Who is the strongest?
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He's the strongest.
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Number 6 is C.
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Repeat: Which shape is the smallest?
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The triangle is the smallest shape.
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Number 7 is A.
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Repeat: Which car is the newest?
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The small car is the newest.
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Number 8 is C.
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Repeat: Who is the youngest?
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The man on theright side is the youngest.
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Segment timings (seconds):
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[9.44-14.16] American Language Course, Book 7, Lesson 3D.
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[22.43-22.91] Hello.
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[23.71-28.77] Open your Language Laboratory Activities booklet to Lesson 3D.
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[37.55-43.54] Look at Figure 1, look at the pictures, and listen to the questions.
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[44.35-47.87] Then circle A, B, or C.
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[49.06-51.38] Let's do the first one and check it.
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[52.74-56.26] Number 1: Which is the tallest?
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[61.25-63.49] The correct answer is B.
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[64.05-66.29] The building is the tallest.
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[67.12-70.88] Repeat: The building is the tallest.
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[73.17-73.81] Okay.
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[74.21-77.17] Now let's finish the exercise.
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[78.87-82.08] Number 2: Which is the fastest?
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[90.27-94.18] Number 3: Which window is the widest?
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[101.47-105.14] Number 4: Which month is the shortest?
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[112.85-115.79] Number 5: Who is the strongest?
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[124.02-126.87] Number 6: Which shape is the smallest?
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[134.91-140.85] Number 7: Which car is the newest?
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[146.37-149.07] Number 8: Who is the youngest?
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[153.99-156.54] Now listen and check your answers.
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[159.21-161.01] Number 1 is B.
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[163.17-165.01] Number 2 is C.
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[165.87-168.54] Repeat: Which is the fastest?
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[172.26-174.10] The airplane is the fastest.
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[177.90-179.58] Number 3 is B.
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[180.58-183.68] Repeat: Which window is the widest?
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[189.20-191.68] The window in the center is the widest.
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[197.97-199.57] Number 4 is A.
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[200.48-203.60] Repeat: Which month is the shortest?
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[208.91-211.07] February is the shortest month.
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[216.27-217.76] Number 5 is A.
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[218.56-221.17] Repeat: Who is the strongest?
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[225.50-226.70] He's the strongest.
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[231.47-233.60] Number 6 is C.
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[234.38-237.39] Repeat: Which shape is the smallest?
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[243.60-245.68] The triangle is the smallest shape.
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[250.50-252.18] Number 7 is A.
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[253.36-256.35] Repeat: Which car is the newest?
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[262.27-264.11] The small car is the newest.
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[268.82-270.34] Number 8 is C.
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[271.33-273.79] Repeat: Who is the youngest?
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[277.54-280.10] The man on theright side is the youngest.
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#### TAPE — Figure 2 (clip filenames start: bk07-l3d-f2-NN.mp3)
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Transcript (clean text):
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Look at Figure 2 now.
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Look at the sentences.
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Listen to the Q&A.
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Look at the example first.
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Which book is the biggest?
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Repeat: "The math book is the biggest."
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Now listen and answer the questions.
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Number 1: Whose score was the highest?
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Repeat: "Jan's score was the highest."
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Who got the lowest score?
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Repeat: "Pat got the lowest score."
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Number 2: Who is the youngest?
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Repeat: "Susan is the youngest."
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Who is the oldest?
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Repeat: "David is the oldest."
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Number 3: Which is the largest?
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Repeat: "The army is the largest."
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Which is the smallest?
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Repeat: "The navy is the smallest."
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Number 4: Who was the latest?
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Repeat: "Lieutenant Smith was the latest."
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Who was the earliest?
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Repeat: "Lieutenant Brown was the earliest."
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Number 5: Which flight was the shortest?
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Repeat: "Flight 456 was the shortest."
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Which flight was the longest?
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Repeat: "Flight 123 was the longest."
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Number 6:
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Whose watch is the fastest?
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Repeat: "Mike's watch is the fastest."
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Which boy has the slowest watch?
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"Alan has the slowest watch." Repeat: "Alan has the slowest watch."
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Segment timings (seconds):
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[1.66-3.34] Look at Figure 2 now.
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[4.22-5.82] Look at the sentences.
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[6.69-8.21] Listen to the Q&A.
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[10.17-12.13] Look at the example first.
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[13.23-14.99] Which book is the biggest?
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[21.02-24.62] Repeat: "The math book is the biggest."
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[27.81-30.77] Now listen and answer the questions.
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[32.48-35.36] Number 1: Whose score was the highest?
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[43.65-46.72] Repeat: "Jan's score was the highest."
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[51.62-53.22] Who got the lowest score?
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[60.74-63.86] Repeat: "Pat got the lowest score."
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[70.38-73.15] Number 2: Who is the youngest?
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[81.57-83.97] Repeat: "Susan is the youngest."
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[89.18-90.14] Who is the oldest?
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[96.90-99.06] Repeat: "David is the oldest."
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[104.69-107.84] Number 3: Which is the largest?
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[116.22-118.78] Repeat: "The army is the largest."
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[124.22-125.42] Which is the smallest?
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[133.06-135.70] Repeat: "The navy is the smallest."
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[142.93-145.90] Number 4: Who was the latest?
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[153.71-156.43] Repeat: "Lieutenant Smith was the latest."
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[162.29-163.49] Who was the earliest?
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[170.50-173.62] Repeat: "Lieutenant Brown was the earliest."
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[179.06-182.43] Number 5: Which flight was the shortest?
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[190.56-194.08] Repeat: "Flight 456 was the shortest."
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[200.97-202.51] Which flight was the longest?
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[208.05-211.79] Repeat: "Flight 123 was the longest."
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[219.70-220.07] Number 6:
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[222.15-223.23] Whose watch is the fastest?
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[230.43-232.96] Repeat: "Mike's watch is the fastest."
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[239.74-241.74] Which boy has the slowest watch?
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[250.64-256.14] "Alan has the slowest watch." Repeat: "Alan has the slowest watch."
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#### TAPE — Figure 3 (clip filenames start: bk07-l3d-f3-NN.mp3)
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Transcript (clean text):
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Now look at Figure 3: this is a map of South America.
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Listen to a question and select the best answer: A, B, C, or D.
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Number 1: Which country is the largest?
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Number 2: Which country is the smallest?
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Number 3: Which country is the widest?
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Number 4: Which country is the narrowest?
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Number 5: Which country is the longest?
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Check your answers.
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Number 1 is C.
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Repeat: The largest country is Brazil.
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Number 2 is D.
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Repeat: The smallest country is French Guiana.
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Number 3 is A.
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Repeat: The widest country is Brazil.
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Number 4 is A.
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Repeat: The narrowest country is Chile.
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Number 5 is B.
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Repeat: The longest country is also Chile.
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Segment timings (seconds):
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[1.57-6.77] Now look at Figure 3: this is a map of South America.
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[7.57-15.65] Listen to a question and select the best answer: A, B, C, or D.
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[17.79-20.67] Number 1: Which country is the largest?
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[29.15-32.03] Number 2: Which country is the smallest?
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[41.17-44.29] Number 3: Which country is the widest?
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[53.66-57.21] Number 4: Which country is the narrowest?
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[66.63-69.75] Number 5: Which country is the longest?
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[79.44-80.96] Check your answers.
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[82.85-84.29] Number 1 is C.
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[85.28-88.40] Repeat: The largest country is Brazil.
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[94.42-95.94] Number 2 is D.
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[96.66-100.34] Repeat: The smallest country is French Guiana.
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[105.81-107.57] Number 3 is A.
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[108.32-112.05] Repeat: The widest country is Brazil.
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[116.66-118.42] Number 4 is A.
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[119.06-122.74] Repeat: The narrowest country is Chile.
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[128.94-130.62] Number 5 is B.
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[131.02-134.86] Repeat: The longest country is also Chile.
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#### TAPE — Figure 4 (clip filenames start: bk07-l3d-f4-NN.mp3)
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Transcript (clean text):
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Turn to figure 4 now.
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Look at the left side of the postcard.
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Read it, then answer the questions.
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Read the left side now.
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Now answer the questions.
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Number 1: Who got the postcard?
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Repeat: Janet got the postcard.
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Number 2: Who wrote the postcard?
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Repeat: Marianne wrote the postcard.
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Number 3: Where did she go on her vacation?
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Repeat: Marianne was in France on her vacation.
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Number 4: When did she write the postcard?
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Repeat: She wrote the postcard on August 4, 1989.
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Number 5: What did she do that day?
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Repeat: Marianne took a train to the top of a mountain.
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Now look at theright side of the postcard and answer the questions.
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Number 1: What did Marianne write on theright side of the postcard?
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Repeat: She wrote Janet's name and address.
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Number 2: Janet's first name and last name are on the first line.
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What is on the second line?
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Repeat: Janet's house number and street name are on the second line.
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Number 3: What's on the third line?
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Repeat: The city, state, and ZIP code are on the third line.
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Number 4: What's on the bottom line on theright side of the postcard?
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Repeat: The name of the country is on the bottom line.
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Segment timings (seconds):
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[1.68-3.60] Turn to figure 4 now.
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[4.46-7.18] Look at the left side of the postcard.
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[7.98-11.42] Read it, then answer the questions.
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[12.14-14.30] Read the left side now.
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[30.46-32.54] Now answer the questions.
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[34.16-36.80] Number 1: Who got the postcard?
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[42.83-45.15] Repeat: Janet got the postcard.
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[49.42-52.48] Number 2: Who wrote the postcard?
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[58.66-61.46] Repeat: Marianne wrote the postcard.
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[67.31-71.09] Number 3: Where did she go on her vacation?
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[76.88-81.09] Repeat: Marianne was in France on her vacation.
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[89.46-92.90] Number 4: When did she write the postcard?
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[99.76-105.50] Repeat: She wrote the postcard on August 4, 1989.
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[115.35-118.75] Number 5: What did she do that day?
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[125.33-129.81] Repeat: Marianne took a train to the top of a mountain.
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[136.27-141.71] Now look at theright side of the postcard and answer the questions.
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[143.78-148.67] Number 1: What did Marianne write on theright side of the postcard?
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[154.14-157.34] Repeat: She wrote Janet's name and address.
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[162.70-168.53] Number 2: Janet's first name and last name are on the first line.
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[169.84-171.28] What is on the second line?
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[178.37-183.49] Repeat: Janet's house number and street name are on the second line.
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[192.13-195.14] Number 3: What's on the third line?
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[203.10-208.78] Repeat: The city, state, and ZIP code are on the third line.
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[216.85-222.34] Number 4: What's on the bottom line on theright side of the postcard?
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[229.82-234.64] Repeat: The name of the country is on the bottom line.
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#### TAPE — Figure 5 (clip filenames start: bk07-l3d-f5-NN.mp3)
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Transcript (clean text):
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Please turn to figure 5.
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Listen, don't repeat.
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Bill wants to write to a friend on this postcard.
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Look at the postcard and listen to the questions.
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Then write the number of the line in the blank.
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Look at the example.
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Where will Bill put the stamp?
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Line 6.
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Bill will put the stamp in the box on line 6.
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Now look, listen, and write the number of the correct line.
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Number 1.
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Where will Bill sign his name?
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Number 2.
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Where will he write the date?
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Number 3.
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Where will he write his friend's first and last name?
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Number 4.
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Where will he write only his friend's first name?
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Number 5.
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Where will Bill write the name of his friend's country?
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Number 6.
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Where will Bill start his message?
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Number 7.
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Where will he write the city, state, and ZIP code?
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Number 8.
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Where will he write his friend's house number and street name?
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Now check your answers.
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Number 1 is line 5.
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Number 2 is line 1.
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Number 3 is line 7.
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Number 4 is line 2.
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Number 5 is line 10.
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Number 6 is line 3.
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Number 7 is line 9.
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Number 8 is line 8.
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Look at the postcard again.
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Look at line 4.
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What can Bill put on this line?
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Your friend.
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Repeat: Bill can write "your friend" on line 4.
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Segment timings (seconds):
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[1.68-4.08] Please turn to figure 5.
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[4.56-6.48] Listen, don't repeat.
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[7.42-11.10] Bill wants to write to a friend on this postcard.
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[11.97-15.41] Look at the postcard and listen to the questions.
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[16.21-19.97] Then write the number of the line in the blank.
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[20.93-22.29] Look at the example.
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[23.89-25.73] Where will Bill put the stamp?
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[32.29-33.81] Line 6.
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[34.53-38.85] Bill will put the stamp in the box on line 6.
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[40.53-45.65] Now look, listen, and write the number of the correct line.
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[47.25-48.03] Number 1.
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[49.07-50.83] Where will Bill sign his name?
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[57.62-58.34] Number 2.
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[59.28-60.72] Where will he write the date?
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[68.30-69.10] Number 3.
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[70.11-73.47] Where will he write his friend's first and last name?
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[81.55-82.35] Number 4.
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[83.61-86.86] Where will he write only his friend's first name?
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[94.77-95.57] Number 5.
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[96.62-99.90] Where will Bill write the name of his friend's country?
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[108.70-109.42] Number 6.
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[110.70-112.86] Where will Bill start his message?
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[121.60-122.32] Number 7.
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[123.63-126.96] Where will he write the city, state, and ZIP code?
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[134.70-135.34] Number 8.
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[136.83-140.35] Where will he write his friend's house number and street name?
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[150.34-152.34] Now check your answers.
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[153.81-155.73] Number 1 is line 5.
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[158.31-160.77] Number 2 is line 1.
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[163.17-165.51] Number 3 is line 7.
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[168.51-170.85] Number 4 is line 2.
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[174.03-176.61] Number 5 is line 10.
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[180.21-182.55] Number 6 is line 3.
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[186.21-188.67] Number 7 is line 9.
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[191.37-193.49] Number 8 is line 8.
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[205.39-206.80] Look at the postcard again.
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[208.11-209.35] Look at line 4.
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[210.69-212.85] What can Bill put on this line?
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[217.58-218.62] Your friend.
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[219.63-225.23] Repeat: Bill can write "your friend" on line 4.
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#### TAPE — Figure 6 (clip filenames start: bk07-l3d-f6-NN.mp3)
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Transcript (clean text):
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Look at Figure 6.
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Listen to a paragraph.
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Circle the letter next to the question or questions you can answer with the information in the paragraph.
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You may circle more than one letter.
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Look at Figure 6 and listen to the questions.
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A.
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What is the name of the city?
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B.
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How many people live there?
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C.
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What is the name of the lake near the city?
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D.
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How is the weather in the city?
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E.
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Who lives in the city?
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Now listen to the paragraph.
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Chicago is a very big city.
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3 million people live there.
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It is next to a large lake and has many tall buildings.
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One of them is the tallest building in the United States.
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In the winter, the weather there is very cold.
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There's a lot of wind and snow.
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Chicago is called the windy city.
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Listen to the paragraph again.
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Chicago is a very big city.
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3 million people live there.
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It is next to a large lake and has many tall buildings.
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One of them is the tallest building in the United States.
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In the winter, the weather there is very cold.
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There's a lot of wind and snow.
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Chicago is called the windy city.
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The answers are A, B, and D.
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Segment timings (seconds):
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[1.86-2.74] Look at Figure 6.
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[4.02-5.86] Listen to a paragraph.
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[6.51-14.51] Circle the letter next to the question or questions you can answer with the information in the paragraph.
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[15.34-17.74] You may circle more than one letter.
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[18.46-22.30] Look at Figure 6 and listen to the questions.
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[23.84-24.32] A.
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[25.25-28.59] What is the name of the city?
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[28.62-29.26] B.
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[29.90-31.10] How many people live there?
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[33.02-33.66] C.
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[34.75-36.75] What is the name of the lake near the city?
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[38.69-39.25] D.
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[40.11-41.63] How is the weather in the city?
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[43.78-44.34] E.
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[45.60-46.64] Who lives in the city?
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[50.90-53.22] Now listen to the paragraph.
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[54.88-56.96] Chicago is a very big city.
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[58.08-59.60] 3 million people live there.
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[60.56-64.00] It is next to a large lake and has many tall buildings.
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[64.96-68.00] One of them is the tallest building in the United States.
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[68.86-71.66] In the winter, the weather there is very cold.
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[72.70-74.22] There's a lot of wind and snow.
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[75.22-77.46] Chicago is called the windy city.
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[86.35-88.67] Listen to the paragraph again.
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[90.37-92.21] Chicago is a very big city.
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[93.15-94.67] 3 million people live there.
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[95.82-99.62] It is next to a large lake and has many tall buildings.
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[100.38-103.48] One of them is the tallest building in the United States.
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[103.67-107.26] In the winter, the weather there is very cold.
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[107.65-110.59] There's a lot of wind and snow.
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[110.84-113.33] Chicago is called the windy city.
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[122.54-126.86] The answers are A, B, and D.
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#### TAPE — Figure 7 (clip filenames start: bk07-l3d-f7-NN.mp3)
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Transcript (clean text):
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Look at Figure 7.
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This exercise is like the exercise in Figure 6.
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Listen to the questions.
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A.
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What two countries are around the Big Lakes?
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B.
|
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What are the lakes called?
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C.
|
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How many lakes are there?
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D.
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What is the name of the ocean?
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E.
|
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What is the largest lake in the world?
|
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F.
|
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What is the name of the state by the two smallest lakes?
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Now listen to the paragraph and circle the letter or letters by the questions.
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There are 5 very big lakes between Canada and the United States.
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They are called the Great Lakes, and they are like small oceans.
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One of them, Lake Superior, is the second largest lake in the world.
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New York State is by the two smallest lakes.
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Chicago is also next to one of the Great Lakes.
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Listen to the paragraph again.
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There are 5 very big lakes between Canada and the United States.
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They are called the Great Lakes, and they are like small oceans.
|
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One of them, Lake Superior, is the second largest lake in the world.
|
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New York State is by the two smallest lakes.
|
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Chicago is also next to one of the Great Lakes.
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The answers are A, B, C, and F.
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Segment timings (seconds):
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[1.76-3.20] Look at Figure 7.
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[4.00-8.48] This exercise is like the exercise in Figure 6.
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[9.12-10.88] Listen to the questions.
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[12.77-13.25] A.
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[14.37-17.33] What two countries are around the Big Lakes?
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[19.33-19.89] B.
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[20.64-21.92] What are the lakes called?
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[23.81-24.45] C.
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[25.09-26.29] How many lakes are there?
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[28.62-29.26] D.
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[29.98-31.58] What is the name of the ocean?
|
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[33.81-34.37] E.
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[35.09-37.25] What is the largest lake in the world?
|
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[38.88-39.28] F.
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[40.13-44.05] What is the name of the state by the two smallest lakes?
|
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[47.76-53.52] Now listen to the paragraph and circle the letter or letters by the questions.
|
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[55.39-60.03] There are 5 very big lakes between Canada and the United States.
|
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[61.06-65.22] They are called the Great Lakes, and they are like small oceans.
|
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[66.26-70.74] One of them, Lake Superior, is the second largest lake in the world.
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[71.82-74.62] New York State is by the two smallest lakes.
|
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[75.65-79.09] Chicago is also next to one of the Great Lakes.
|
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[85.87-88.19] Listen to the paragraph again.
|
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[89.76-94.32] There are 5 very big lakes between Canada and the United States.
|
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[95.60-99.97] They are called the Great Lakes, and they are like small oceans.
|
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[100.21-104.33] One of them, Lake Superior, is the second largest lake in the world.
|
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[106.11-109.18] New York State is by the two smallest lakes.
|
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[109.78-112.90] Chicago is also next to one of the Great Lakes.
|
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[121.41-126.88] The answers are A, B, C, and F.
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#### TAPE — Figure 8 (clip filenames start: bk07-l3d-f8-NN.mp3)
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Transcript (clean text):
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Turn to Figure 8.
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Listen to some questions and statements, and select the best response.
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Circle A, B, C, or D.
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Number 1: How old is that car?
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Number 2: How old is Mary's mother?
|
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Number 3: Al's grade is higher than any other grade.
|
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Number 5: Please circle theright answer.
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Number 5: The mountain is under the clouds.
|
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Number 6: It's early morning.
|
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Where is the sun?
|
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Number 7: What's in the garage?
|
||||
Number 8: Where are the children?
|
||||
Number 9: Those students are late.
|
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Number 10: Where did my baseball go?
|
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Now check your answers.
|
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Number 1 is D.
|
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Repeat: That car is 5 years old.
|
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Number 2 is B.
|
||||
Repeat: Mary's mother is 91 years old.
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Number 3 is C.
|
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Repeat: Al's grade is the highest.
|
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Number 4 is C.
|
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Repeat: Draw a circle around theright answer.
|
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Number 5 is A.
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Repeat: The clouds are over the mountain.
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Number 6 is B.
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Repeat: The sun is low in the early morning.
|
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Number 7 is A.
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Repeat: The car is in the garage.
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Number 8 is A.
|
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Repeat: The children are outside in the yard.
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Number 9 is C.
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Repeat: The students are running to class.
|
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Number 10 is B.
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Repeat: Your baseball is on the other side of the fence.
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This is the end of Lesson 3D, Book 7.
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Segment timings (seconds):
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[1.74-4.18] Turn to Figure 8.
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[4.18-9.78] Listen to some questions and statements, and select the best response.
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[10.50-14.74] Circle A, B, C, or D.
|
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[16.83-19.55] Number 1: How old is that car?
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[32.48-35.81] Number 2: How old is Mary's mother?
|
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[47.33-51.84] Number 3: Al's grade is higher than any other grade.
|
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[62.10-65.41] Number 5: Please circle theright answer.
|
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[74.78-78.46] Number 5: The mountain is under the clouds.
|
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[88.11-90.83] Number 6: It's early morning.
|
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[91.74-92.70] Where is the sun?
|
||||
[101.74-105.09] Number 7: What's in the garage?
|
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[113.47-116.37] Number 8: Where are the children?
|
||||
[124.05-126.45] Number 9: Those students are late.
|
||||
[132.88-136.16] Number 10: Where did my baseball go?
|
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[147.26-149.02] Now check your answers.
|
||||
[150.34-151.86] Number 1 is D.
|
||||
[152.34-155.14] Repeat: That car is 5 years old.
|
||||
[159.87-161.55] Number 2 is B.
|
||||
[161.95-166.14] Repeat: Mary's mother is 91 years old.
|
||||
[172.05-173.89] Number 3 is C.
|
||||
[174.69-177.58] Repeat: Al's grade is the highest.
|
||||
[182.74-184.26] Number 4 is C.
|
||||
[185.01-188.86] Repeat: Draw a circle around theright answer.
|
||||
[194.46-196.14] Number 5 is A.
|
||||
[196.54-199.79] Repeat: The clouds are over the mountain.
|
||||
[205.20-206.80] Number 6 is B.
|
||||
[207.20-211.20] Repeat: The sun is low in the early morning.
|
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[216.88-218.72] Number 7 is A.
|
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[219.52-222.40] Repeat: The car is in the garage.
|
||||
[228.86-230.30] Number 8 is A.
|
||||
[231.33-234.85] Repeat: The children are outside in the yard.
|
||||
[242.21-243.49] Number 9 is C.
|
||||
[244.29-247.70] Repeat: The students are running to class.
|
||||
[254.00-255.44] Number 10 is B.
|
||||
[256.32-260.86] Repeat: Your baseball is on the other side of the fence.
|
||||
[278.29-282.53] This is the end of Lesson 3D, Book 7.
|
||||
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