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Listening Practice

CD4 - LISTENING RADIO SPORTS PRACTİCE -4

Chuck: This is Chuck Carlyle, and you’re listening to “Sports

Radio” Today we’ll be talking about college basketball.

With us are Coach Dan Brady and Professor Lawrence

Maxwell of Harrison University. Good morning,  gentlemen.

Coach : Helle, Chuck.

Professor : Good morning, Chuck.

Chuck : Couch Brady, how do you find your players?

Couch : Well, Chuck, we go to many hing school basketball

              games and look for good athletes.

Chuck: Professor, the basketball team has a very heavy training

schedule. How do they manage to study full time and  play?

Professor : Athletes apply, and we schedule an interview. Then

we ask them if they’re interested in their education as well as in

basketball. We tell them that they must  pass their courses in

order to keep playing on the   team.

Chuck : Coach, some people say that students get paid for

               playing on the team. Is this true?

Coach: No! Certainly not!

Chuck : Well, that’s all the time we have for today. Thank you

for being on our show, gentlemen. We’ll be here tomorrow at the

same time with “Sports Radio.”

 

Harrison University is looking for basketball players Here is their newspaper advertisement.

Are you a hing school basketball player?

Are you interested in your education as well as basketball?

Then come for an interwiew at Harrison University.

We’re looking for good athletes who can play basketball and

study full time

Players on our team wiil get a good start to an athletic career.

If you’re interested, call Coach Brady at 555-1279.

 

CD4 - LISTENING RADIO QUİZ PRACTİCE- 5

Announcer: Good evening, listeners. Welcome to “Win Big”, the weekly quiz show where you can win big! Today our guests are Marjorie and Dick. Are you both ready to play?

Marjurie : Yes, I am.

Dick:         Yes, I am, too

Announcer: Great. Now, I’m going to ask you same questions.

You will get two points for each correct answer and the person

with the most points is the winner. Here’s the first question :

Where do Moslems pray? Dick?

Dick:              In a church?

Announcer : No, I’m sorry. That is not the correct answer. Morjorie, do you want to try?

Marjorie : Do they pray in a synagogue?

Annoucer: No. That is not the correct answer either. Moslems

pray in a mosque. No one gets any points for that one. Next

question: What is the longest highway in this state? Dick?

Dick: Is it Hingway 102? It goes from downtown Centreville to

George Square in Stanton. That’s a distance of 455 miles.

Annoucer: Yes, that’s correct. Now, one last question.

                    What is the highest room in a house?

Dick: The attic?

Annoucer : Congratulations, Dick You are today’s winner!

 Please join us next week on “Win Big” for more big winners.

Goodbye for now.

 

Ron is talking to his father about “Win Big”

Dad: What did you do today, Ron?

Ron: Well, I listened to the quiz show, “Win Big” on the radio.

Dad: Who were the guests?

Ron: A man and a woman, Dick and Marjorie.

        Dick was the winner. He got the most points.  

        Dad: What were the questions?

Ron: One was “Where do Moslems pray?”

Dad: They pray in a mosque.

Ron: That’s right! The next question was “What’s the longest

          hingway in this state?”

Dad: I don’t know the answer to that one.

Ron: The answer is Hingway 102.

 

 

CD4 - LISTENING RADIO ADS PRACTİCE- 6

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CD4 - LISTENING RADIO CALL IN PRACTİCE- 7

WILLY: İt’s time for our call-in show, “Give Your Opinion.”

Our subject today is “Does our government want peace or war?”

Our first caller is Barbara.

 

BARBARA: Hi, Willy. I think our government wants peace.

                     However, I think they must be ready for war.

WILLY: That’s interesting. Thanks, Barbara. Janet, you’re on

                the air.

JANET: Uh, hello, Willy. I was born just before World War II

                started. Growing up during the war was horrible.

               I believe our politicians should do everthing they can

               to  stop wars forever.

WILLY: Thanks for your opinion, Janet. Our last caller is Leon.

LEON: Hi, Willy. Although I’m sure our government wants

              peace, We should remember that war is big business.

              I’m talking about  a lot of jobs and money.

WILLY: Thank you, Leon. Well, that’s our show for today.

 

 

Willy was talking to his wife, Phyllis, about his show:

PHYLLIS:   How was your call-in show today .

WILLY: We asked the question: “Does our government want

               peace or war?

PHYLLIS: Did you hear any interesting opinions?

WILLY: Yes, One caller said that the government wants peace

               but must be ready for war.

               Another caller said that war is big business.

PHYLLIS: That’s true. Many people have jobs in companies that

                   make things used in wars.

WILLY: A caller named Janet said that growing up during

              the war was terrible.

PHTLLIS: She probably believes that wars should be stopped

                  forever.