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6th Grade Unit 5 Listening Activities



Listening Activity 1

Listening Activity 2



**Brian:** Hey girls, look at that wave swinger. It's amazing. What do you think, Jenny?

**Jenny:** I disagree. I think it's terrifying. I feel dizzy on wave swingers.

**Brian:** What is your favorite ride, Jenny?

**Jenny:** I like the roller coaster. I think the roller coaster is more exciting than the wave swinger. Let's get on the roller coaster first. Anita, you're so quiet. Which ride do you want to try first? The wave swinger or the roller coaster?

**Anita:** None. I hate both of them.

**Brian:** Why?

**Jenny:** Anita, do you feel scared?

**Anita:** Yes, a bit.

**Jenny:** I see. What's your favorite ride?

**Anita:** Bumper cars.

**Jenny:** Okay, let's ride the bumper cars first, Brian.

**Brian:** Oh no. I don't want to ride the bumper cars. They are so boring.

**Anita:** I disagree. I think the carousel is more boring than the bumper cars.

**Brian:** Okay, Anita. I can understand you, but I want to try a crazy ride.

**Jenny:** Brian, why don't you ride the ghost train? It's more frightening than the wave swinger, isn't it?

**Brian:** Yes, it is. I'll ride the ghost train then. Catch you after the ride.

**Anita:** Oh, the ghost train is horrible.


5th Grade Unit 4 Listening Activities




Digital Story



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7th Grade Unit 5 Listening Activities




**Tina:** Hi everyone. My name is Tina. I am a fan of soap operas and sitcoms, but I don't like documentaries.

**Asma:** Hello, I'm Asma. I love quiz shows. They are really informative, but I can't stand cartoons.

**George:** Hey everybody. My name is George. I enjoy cartoons a lot, but I think the news is boring.

**Tony:** Hi everyone. My name is Tony. I love documentaries, but I don't like sitcoms.

**Albert:** Hello, I'm Albert. I watch the news every day to get the latest information from the world. I don't like soap operas and quiz shows.





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