lunes, 7 de abril de 2014
Task 5
Task 5
Listen to the following podcast and answer the questions below.
http://www.listen-to-english.com/index.php?id=577
Who old is the Scottish girl?
How are the meals called?
Why is Martha interested in the meals of her school?
What's her blog about?
Who is reading Martha's blog? What are they doing in the blog?
What is something good about the bolg?
Who was not a fan of the blog?
What happened in the social networks?
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How old is the Scottish girl?
ResponderBorrarThe Scottish girl is 9 years old.
How are the meals called?
The meals are called “School Dinners”.
Why is Martha interested in the meals of her school?
Martha is interested in the meals because she want to know how good it tastes, and how healthy it is and whether it contains any hairs.
What's her blog about?
Her blog is about the school dinner. Martha took photos of the food and then told what she thought about it.
Who is reading Martha's blog? What are they doing in the blog?
Children in other schools and in other countries started reading the Martha’s blog and some of them left comments about what they think, and some sent pictures to Martha of their own school dinners and Martha and Martha posted the picture in her blog.
What is something good about the blog?
Something good is that Martha started to raise money for charity called Mary's meals, which provides food for poor schools.
Who was not a fan of the blog?
The bureaucrats weren’t a fan of the blog.
What happened in the social networks?
People wrote about school dinners in Facebook and sent tweets in Twitter about it. The newspaper, radio and television carry stories about Martha's blog too.
1. How old is the Scottish girl?
ResponderBorrarShe is nine years old.
2. How are the meals called?
The meals are called "School Dinners".
3. Why is Martha interested in the meals of her school?
Because she wants to know about how good the school dinners are, how healthy are and whether it contains any hairs.
4. What's her blog about?
Her blog is about the school dinners. In this blog, she post some photos that she took in her school and then, she writes what she think about these dinners.
5. Who is reading Martha's blog? What are they doing in the blog?
Her blog is reading by children in other schools and also in other countries. Some of these people visit this blog for leaving comments saying what they think about Martha's school dinners, and others send pictures of their own school dinners.
6. What is something good about the bolg?
Martha started to use her blog to raise money for a charity called Mary’s Meals, which provides school meals for children in poor communities in developing countries. A very nice thing by the way!
7. Who was not a fan of the blog?
The bureaucrats who run the education system in the part of Scotland where Martha lives.
8. What happened in the social networks?
People wrote about Martha's school dinners in Facebook and sent tweets about it in Twitter, then Martha could continue writing her blog.
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ResponderBorrar1. How old is the Scottish girl?
ResponderBorrarThe Scottish girl, Martha Payne is 9 years old.
2. How are the meals called?
The meals are called school dinners
3. Why is Martha interested in the meals of her school?
She is interested in how good it tastes, and how healthy it is, and whether it contains any hairs
4. What's her blog about?
The blog is about her school dinner. She photograph her school dinner with her camera and then she posted the picture in her blog.
5. Who is reading Martha's blog? What are they doing in the blog?
Children in others schools and in the others countries read the Martha's blog. Some of them left comments and others sent Martha pictures of their own school dinners, and Martha published these on her blog.
6. What is something good about the blog?
Something good about the blog is that Martha stared to use her blog to raise money for charity called Mary's Meals.
7. Who was not a fan of the blog?
The bureacrats was not a fan of the blog, because they did not like it. They did not want publicity about the food in their schools.
8. What happened in the social networks?
People wrote about it in Facebook, and sent tweets about Martha's blog in Twitter.
• Who old is the Scottish girl?
ResponderBorrarThe Scottish girl name is Martha Payne, and is 9 years old.
• How are the meals called?
In English the meal on school at middle of the day is called “school meals”
• Why is Martha interested in the meals of her school?
She is interested in the meals of her school because she made a blog. She is interested in how it good taste, or how healthy it is, and whether it contains any hairs.
• What's her blog about?
In her blog she post pictures of the meals of her school, and told us how much ok it is.
• Who is reading Martha's blog? What are they doing in the blog?
The Martha’s blog is reading by children in other schools and countries. They post comments and send pictures of their school meals.
• What is something good about the blog?
Martha use her blog to raise money for provide of school meals to children in poor conditions
• Who was not a fan of the blog?
The bureaucrats who run the education system in region which Martha lives. They didn´t want publicity of school meal, and had afraid that people started to criticise the food on the school. By this reason they made Martha close her blob.
• What happened in the social networks?
Make Martha close her blog was an own-goal, because on social networks people started to comment and make post of this. The people over criticise the bureaucrats that make Martha close her blog. The they allows Martha continue writing his blog.
*Who old is the Scottish girl?
ResponderBorrarShe is 9 years old.
*How are the meals called?
The meals are called "School Dinners".
*Why is Martha interested in the meals of her school?
Because she is interested in how good it tastes, and how healthy it is, and whether it contains any hairs
*What's her blog about?
Her blog consists about take pictures to the school dinner and then posted in her blog for told us her opinion about the food
*Who is reading Martha's blog? What are they doing in the blog?
Children from another school and another countries. The children left comments about Martha’s school dinners
*What is something good about the blog?
Martha started to use her blog to raise money for a charity called Mary’s Meals, which provides school meals for children in poor communities in developing countries.
*Who was not a fan of the blog?
The bureaucrats who run the education system in the part of Scotland where Martha lives.
*What happened in the social networks?
People wrote about Martha's school dinners in Facebook and sent tweets about it in Twitter, then Martha could continue writing her blog.
Who old is the Scottish girl?
ResponderBorrarMartha Payne is 9 years old
How are the meals called?
these meals are called “school dinners”
Why is Martha interested in the meals of her school?
She is interested in how good it tastes, how healthy it is and whether it contains any hairs.
What's her blog about?
It´s about her school dinners.
Who is reading Martha's blog? What are they doing in the blog?
Children in other schools and in other countries. Some of them left comments to say what they thought about Martha’s school dinners. And some sent Martha pictures of their own school dinners, and Martha published these on her blog.
What is something good about the bolg?
Martha started to use her blog to raise money for a charity called Mary’s Meals, which provides school meals for children in poor communities in developing countries.
Who was not a fan of the blog?
The bureaucrats who run the education system in the part of Scotland where Martha lives
What happened in the social networks?
The newspapers, the radio and the television all carried stories about Martha’s blog. People wrote about it in Facebook, and sent tweets about it in Twitter.
1. How old is the Scottish girl?
ResponderBorrarShe is 9 years old.
2. How are the meals called?
The meals are called "School Dinners".
3. Why is Martha interested in the meals of her school?
Because she is interested in how good it tastes, how healthy it is and whether it contains any hairs
4. What's her blog about?
Her blog is about the school dinners. In this blog, take pictures and writes what she thinks about these dinners.
5. Who is reading Martha's blog? What are they doing in the blog?
Her blog is reading by children in other schools also they sent Martha pictures of their own school dinners
6. What is something good about the blog?
One of the most important things is Martha started to use her blog to raise money for a charity called Mary’s Meals.
7. Who was not a fan of the blog?
The bureacrats was not a fan of the blog.
8. What happened in the social networks?
People wrote about it in Facebook, and sent tweets about Martha's blog in Twitter..
1. She is 9 years old.
ResponderBorrar2. School dinners
3. Because she wants to know how good is it, its flavor and how clean is it.
4. Her blog it’s about the food in the school, she takes pictures to the meal and comment what she thinks about the food.
5. Other kids. They’re giving opinions about the food and some of them send pictures to Martha of their own “school dinners”.
6. She raises money for charity.
7. The people in charge of the schools because they don’t want to be criticized for they’re dinners.
8. The people helped Martha and she could continue writing and taking pictures about the food.
1. Who old is the Scottish girl?
ResponderBorrar-She is 9 years old.
2. How are the meals called?
-The meals are called School Dinners.
3. Why is Martha interested in the meals of her school?
-She is interested in how good it tastes, how healthy it is and whether it contains any hairs.
3. What's her blog about?
-It's about the school dinner, she takes a picture of her school dinner and then she post it in her blog for told us her opinion.
4. Who is reading Martha's blog? What are they doing in the blog?
-Childrens from another countries, they left comments about the school dinners.
5. What is something good about the bolg?
-Martha started the blog to raise money for a charity called Mary’s Meals, which provides school meals for children in bad socioeconomic conditions.
6. Who was not a fan of the blog?
-The bureaucrats who run the education system in the part of Scotland where Martha lives
7. What happened in the social networks?
People wrote about Martha´s blog on Facebook and sent tweets about it about in Twitter.
How old is the Scottish girl?
ResponderBorrarShe is 9 years old.
How are the meals called?
School dinners.
Why is Martha interested in the meals of her school?
Martha is interested in how good it tastes, and how healthy it is, and whether it contains any hairs.
What's her blog about?
It is about her school dinners, she takes a picture of the food and talk about what she thinks about it.
Who is reading Martha's blog? What are they doing in the blog?
Children in other schools, and in other countries, some of them left comments to say what they thought about Martha’s school dinners. And some sent Martha pictures of their own school dinners.
What is something good about the blog?
She started to use her blog to raise money for a charity called Mary’s Meals, which provides school meals for children in poor communities in developing countries.
Who was not a fan of the blog?
The bureaucrats who run the education system in the part of Scotland where Martha lives.
What happened in the social networks?
People wrote about it in Facebook, and sent tweets about it in Twitter. A day later, after everyone had told them what idiots they were, they decided that Martha could continue writing in her blog.
1-Who old is the Scottish girl?
ResponderBorrarHer name is Martha, she is a British schoolgirl and has nine years.
2-How are the meals called?
They are called "school dinners"
3-Why is Martha interested in the meals of her school?
She is interested in how good it tastes, how healthy it is, and also if it contains any hairs.
4-What's her blog about?
In that post, she publishes pictures about the school dinner and she gives her opinion about how was the food.
5-Who is reading Martha's blog? What are they doing in the blog?
Children in other schools, and in other countries are reading Martha´s blog. Some of them left comments and also send pictures about their school dinners.
6-What is something good about the blog?
Martha started to use her blog to raise money for a charity called Mary’s Meals, which provides school meals for children in poor conditions.
7-Who was not a fan of the blog?
The people who run the education system in the part of Scotland that Martha lives.
8-What happened in the social networks?
People wrote about it in Facebook, and sent tweets about it in Twitter. After all, she could continue writing in her blog about the school dinners.
Listen to the following podcast and answer the questions below.
ResponderBorrarWho old is the Scottish girl?
She is 9 years old.
How are the meals called?
They often call these meals "school dinners".
Why is Martha interested in the meals of her school?
Because she is interested in how good it tastes, and how healthy it is, and whether it contains any hairs.
What's her blog about?
It's about her school dinners.
Who is reading Martha's blog? What are they doing in the blog?
Children in other schools, and in other countries, started to read Martha’s blog, some of them left comments to say what they thought about Martha’s school dinners and some sent Martha pictures of their own school dinners, and Martha published these on her blog.
What is something good about the blog?
Then Martha started to use her blog to raise money for a charity called Mary’s Meals, which provides school meals for children in poor communities in developing countries.
Who was not a fan of the blog?
The bureaucrats who run the education system in the part of Scotland where Martha lives became aware of her blog. And they did not like it.
What happened in the social networks?
People wrote about Martha's blog in Facebook, and sent tweets about it in Twitter. This was not at all what the bureaucrats wanted.