		교연입시학원	Lesson 1 My Dream, My Job	중3
			1단원

Listen & Speak 1

①B: Jina, your performance was fantastic last night.

②G: Thank you i'm glad that you liked it.

③B: You always look happy when you skate. You are going to be a famous skater someday.

④G: Thank you, I hope to perform with a famous ice show team someday.

⑤B: Keep practicing and your dream will come true

Listen & Speak 2

①G: What is today's special presentation about?

②B: It's about South America. I'm collecting information on foreign countries.

③G: Oh, I see. That's why you said you didn't want to miss the presentation.

④B: Right. I think it'll be very interesting and helpful.

⑤G: Yeah, you want to be a tour planner, right? You really  shouldn't miss this.

Let's Check

A-①G: Where are you going, Bill?

②B: I'm going to the Student Hall. There is a    music festival tonight.

③G: What kind of music is it?

④B: Traditional Korean music.

⑤G: Oh, That's why you look so excited .

➅B: Yeah, I love traditional Korean music. Why    don't you come with me?

➆G: I'm sorry, but i'm going to the hospital to    interview a doctor there.

B-➀G: Have you read Dreams Come True

➁B: No, I haven't.

➂G: You should read it. It's really good. What    is   it about?

➃B: It's about a man who become the CEO of a   big company. His life wasn't easy, but he         worked really hard and never gave up.

➄G: Cool!

➅B: Yes, I hope to be a CEO like him.

Read & Do

On the first day of class, we talked about what we wanted to be in the future. It was a little surprising that only a few of us knew much about the jobs we wanted in the future. We decided to interview people in the fields we like. After the interviews, we wrote our own reports. The following three were the most interesting.

Working on the smallest things

1. This afternoon, I met Dr. Yi, a nanoscientist. "Nano-" means on billionth.

2. What nanoscientists do is very useful. They work on things we use in our daily lives : computer parts, clothes, medical supplies, and more.

3. Dr. Yi works in the field of medical science.

4. Some nanoscientists are trying to make very small robots. The robots will be able to go inside a sick person`s body and cure the person.

5. I want to be a nonoscientist in the future and make cool robots that can cure people.

A woman who rules the game

I have always wanted to be a soccer referee. Before I met Ms. Gim, an active female referee, I didn't know what I should do to become a referee. During the interview, I learned a lot from her.

To be a soccer referee

• You must pass a lot of different tests. For example, if you are a woman, you should be able to run 150 meters in 35 seconds and repeat that ten times. For men, it is 30 seconds. You must also pass written exams.

• You should be good at English if you are going to be a referee in an international game.

• You don`t have to have experience as soccer player.

Tough call

Sometimes a referee has to make tough decisions. The following stories are about Ms. Gim`s experiences as a referee.

• During a game, a ball boy made a mistake. He put two balls on the field and one team scored soon afterward. They were very happy. But I told them it was not a goal ; they scored after the second ball came into play.

• A high school soccer team was late for their finals match because of a terrible traffic jam. it was the first finals match in their school`s history. They really wanted to play the game, and they cried. But I had to follow the rules. They lost the game without even having a chance to play.

Let`s Help the Children

Q : Nice to meet you, Ms. Choi. Would you tell me what you do?

A : I work at the UNICEF office in Seoul. We help poor children around the world. For example, we raise funds to buy them food and build schools.

Q : What has been your happiest experience so far in UNICEF?

A : Once I went to Bangladesh to help children there. Before my team visited them, the children didn`t have any experience with computers. We brought them a few computers and also taught them about computers. Now I can communicate with them anytime, and that`s really great.

Q :  How many countries have you visited? Why have you worked with?

A  :  I have visited about twenty different countries. I have worked with people from all over the world. Working with people from other countries is fun, and I love to learn about their cultures.