Запиши ответы

Ты услышишь интервью. В заданиях 3–9 запиши в поле ответа цифру 1, 2 или 3, соответствующую выбранному тобой варианту ответа. Ты услышишь запись дважды.
Strategies and useful tips

• Quickly read the first question.
• Mark (underline or highlight) the important words.
• Focus on what you have to listen for: What?, Who?, etc.
• Don't think too much about the 1, 2, 3 choices yet.
• Listen once, keeping the Wh... ? in your head.
• Answer in your mind, and check the 1, 2, 3 choices.
• Listen again to confirm your choice.

\(\boxed{3}\) Besides studying at school, Jake is busy with...

1. volunteering;

2. sports;

3. part-time work.

Ответ:[ ].

\(\boxed{4}\) Despite the fact that people don't disappear every day Lisa Alert...

1. spends a lot of time searching for them;

2. also helps the police;

3. searches the area every day anyway.

Ответ:[ ].

\(\boxed{5}\) Billy's father thinks volunteering is useless because...

1. does not bring money;

2. it is dangerous;

3. waste of time.

Ответ:[ ].

\(\boxed{6}\) Even if the search is not successful, the team...

1. has accumulated invaluable experience;

2. believes that they have done everything possible;

3. receive compensation.

Ответ:[ ].

\(\boxed{7}\) Jake doesn't care about money because...

1. he gets food and clothes;

2. he believes that trouble can happen to anyone;

3. he is not yet eighteen years old.

Ответ:[ ].

\(\boxed{8}\) In addition to the search, Lisa Alert volunteers are busy with...

1. unloading equipment and other things;

2. carrying ads;

3. preparing food for the homeless.

Ответ:[ ].

\(\boxed{9}\) Free solo is...

1. searchIng for the missing person alone;

2. singing by one person;

3. climbing without equipment.

Ответ:[ ].

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Script: Lisa Alert
Billy: Hi Jake! What's up? I haven't seen you for a long time. You don't go out for a walk. Mandy was asking about you.

Jake: It's okay, Billy. I'm just busy at school during the day. And in the evenings I visit Lisa Alert.

Billy: I've heard about it. It seems to be a search organization.

Jake: Yes, that's right. This is a volunteer organization for finding people. You know, people often disappear here in the mountains.

Billy: I thought they didn't need teenage volunteers.

Jake: I'll be eighteen in a month. And my uncle sometimes participates there.

Billy: But people don't disappear every day. Are you busy all the time?

Jake: No, thankfully. But if this happens, then we are looking for people for several days.

Billy: My father doesn't welcome volunteering. He thinks it's a waste of time.

Jake: Money is not always the best reward. But when the child returned to his mother, or the husband to his wife. To see their emotions, tears of relief, happiness. This is the main thing about Lisa Alert.

Billy: And if a tragedy happens? If a person is found dead or not found at all?

Jake: Yes, this also happens. This is life, anything can happen. But on the other hand, it strengthens my character. This brings our team together. That we tried. That we have done everything that depends on us .It seems to me that if I wasn't Lisa Alert's searcher, I would still choose volunteering. This is a way of life, a style where you meet people of the same spirit. A group where people believe in the same things as you. Volunteering is a state of mind.

Billy: Why did you choose such an activity? After all, they don't pay money for it.

Jake: I like the idea. After all, this can happen to anyone. And when there are a lot of people, the probability that a person will be found increases significantly. Do you remember when a miner disappeared last year? He made his way through the snow for a long time. But in the end he ran out of strength and collapsed into a snowdrift. One of the volunteer rescuers noticed his hat, he was already covered with snow to the top of his head. He could a frozen to death.

Billy: Awesome! I didn't know about it. What are your plans for today?

Jake: Today we are unloading cargo. Equipment, batteries, shoes, flashlights. There are more people in the squad, and not everyone has enough equipment.

Billy: Sounds cool, I would even join you.

Jake: No problem! I'll bring the questionnaire. Usually, those who are on the pick-up receive a text message where to approach and which area will need to be explored. We have a supervisor, Paul.

Billy: Paul Robens? He's a former rock climber, isn't he? And how he wasn't afraid to perform free solos.

Jake: What's it?

Billy: This is climbing mountains and rocks without insurance.

Jake: He's still an extreme. Well, wait for me in an hour.

Billy: Okay, thanks, Jake!