Media and Daily Habits
Listen to five people talk about how they get their news, weather, sports, films, and music.
Pre-listening — Warm-up
💬 Discussion Questions
Talk with a partner OR just think about the answers.
Do you watch TV, use the Internet, or read a newspaper to get information? What do you prefer?
How do you find out about the weather? Do you watch TV, use your phone, or listen to the radio?
What kind of media do you enjoy? (sport, music, films, news…) Tell a partner!
🔮 Prediction Task
You will hear 5 people (A–E) talking. Each person talks about ONE topic.
Can you guess the topics? Match the topics to the speakers below. (Just guess — it’s OK to be wrong!)
✅ You will check your predictions in Listening Task 1!
Key Vocabulary
🔗 Match the Word to the Definition
Choose the correct definition for each word.
1 “passion”
2 “forecast”
3 “presenter”
4 “review”
5 “clip”
5 speakers · A1–A2 · approx. 1–2 minutes
Gist — General Understanding
🎧 Match each speaker to a topic.
Each topic is used only once.
Details — True or False?
Read and choose: TRUE or FALSE
1 Speaker A is interested in football.
2 Speaker A reads the Metro newspaper every day.
3 Speaker B has a radio at home.
4 Speaker B uses the Internet to listen to the news.
5 Speaker C works in an office.
6 Speaker C uses the Internet to check the weather.
7 Speaker D loves reading film reviews in the newspaper.
8 Speaker D likes science fiction films.
9 Speaker E likes pop music.
10 Speaker E enjoys listening to classical music presenters.
Focused Listening — Multiple Choice
1 How often does Speaker A watch football on TV?
2 Why does Speaker B like getting news from the Internet?
3 Why doesn’t Speaker C like the weather forecast on the radio?
4 What does Speaker D think about newspaper film reviews?
5 What does Speaker E love about the classical music radio station?
Vocabulary Practice — Fill the Gaps
Final Vocabulary Test
Part A — Multiple Choice (5 questions)
Choose the correct answer: A, B, or C.
1 What does “mad about” mean?
2 “I want to _____ what time the film starts.” Which word completes the sentence?
3 A “clip” is…
4 A “forecast” tells you about…
5 A “presenter” is…
Part B — Matching (5 questions)
Match the word on the left with the correct definition. Choose from the drop-down menu.
Speaking Practice
How do you usually find out about the news? Do you use the Internet, TV, radio, or a newspaper? Why?
What is YOUR passion? Is it sport, music, films, or something different? Tell your partner about it!
Do you check the weather forecast every day? What do you use — your phone, the Internet, or TV?
Do you read reviews before you watch a film or go to a restaurant? Are reviews useful? Why?
Optional
📄 Listening Script