Übungsaufgaben zur Vorbereitung auf die Kombinierte Abiturprüfung im achtjährigen Gymnasium

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1 Übungsaufgaben zur Vorbereitung auf die Kombinierte Abiturprüfung im achtjährigen Gymnasium Titel: Water Bottle Lehrwerk: Aufgabenart: Hörverstehen Green Line Oberstufe Klasse 11/12 Skills and exams trainer, Stuttgart 2009 (Klett Verlag), Track 9 Der Hörtext und die Transkription befinden sich auf der dem Heft beiliegenden CD-ROM. Länge: Hörtext: 3.09 Minuten; Bearbeitungszeit: 15 Minuten Niveau: Anmerkungen: Es wird empfohlen, die Aufgabe in 11/1 durchzuführen, da der Hörtext keinen hohen Schwierigkeitsgrad aufweist. So werden die Schülerinnen und Schüler an Aufgabenformen des Abiturs herangeführt, ohne dabei überfordert zu werden. Analog zum Abitur (wo die Arbeitsanweisungen auf der CD enthalten sind) sollte die Lehrkraft folgende Anweisungen geben: First you will have three minutes to study the tasks below. Then you will hear the recording twice, with an interval of two minutes to complete the tasks. Please note that the tasks do not always follow the order of the report. After the second listening, you will have three minutes to finalise your answers. Start studying the tasks now. Ablauf: - drei Minuten Einlesen in den Fragenapparat: Die Schülerinnen und Schüler sollten dazu angehalten werden, unbekannte Wörter selbständig im Wörterbuch nachzuschlagen. - erster Hördurchgang - zwei Minuten Bearbeitungszeit - zweiter Hördurchgang - drei Minuten Bearbeitungszeit Bewertung: 20 BE; 1 BE pro Leistung Bei completion tasks und productive tasks werden Sprachfehler nur dann gewertet, wenn sie so schwerwiegend sind, dass die Antwort kaum oder gar nicht verständlich ist.

2 Water Bottle 1. Which of the following adjectives describes the speaker s tone best? Tick two answers. conversational overenthusiastic aggressive patronizing objective 2. Gapped summary The annual consumption of litres of bottled water in Britain has a considerable effect on. PET, the material most bottles are made of, is a(n) extract. It takes about before these bottles. 3. Which three advantages of drinking tap water are mentioned in the text? Answer in key words. /6 4. Match the information on the left with the figures on the right. /3 The amount of bottles recycled in Britain The predicted annual growth of the British bottled water industry 0.25% 9% 10% 12%

3 5. Are the following statements true or false? Correct the false statements in the lines below, use key words only. a. The annual consumption of bottled water in Britain equals the energy consumption of 20,000 people. b. Most bottled water consumed in the UK is imported. c. The main reason for the environmental damage caused by bottled water is the use of plastic. d. More than 50% of British plastics collected for recycling are taken to China. true false /7 /20

4 Water Bottle - Solution 1. Which of the following adjectives describes the speaker s tone best? Tick two answers. conversational overenthusiastic aggressive patronizing objective 2. Gapped summary The annual consumption of 2 billion litres of bottled water in Britain has a considerable effect on _climate change. PET plastic, the material most bottles are made of, is a(n) oil extract. It takes about 450 years before these bottles disappear / degrade. 3. Which three advantages of drinking tap water are mentioned in the text? Answer in key words. much cheaper than bottled water healthy /6 environmentally friendly /3 4. Match the information on the left with the figures on the right. 0.25% The amount of bottles recycled in Britain 9% The predicted annual growth of the British bottled water industry 10% 12%

5 5. Are the following statements true or false? Correct the false statements in the lines below, use key words only. a. The annual consumption of bottled water in Britain equals the energy consumption of 20,000 people. Produces as much greenhouse gas as the emissions caused by the electricity consumed by homes b. Most bottled water consumed in the UK is imported. Only a quarter of it is imported_ c. The main reason for the environmental damage caused by bottled water is the use of plastic. Its transport d. More than 50% of British plastics collected for recycling are taken to China. true false /7 /20