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Task 1
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Task 2
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Wednesday, April 8, 2009
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listening comprehension
listening a
Task 1
listening 2
Task 2
three listening
Task 3
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Task 1
listening 2
Task 2
three listening
Task 3
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Task 1:
Please listen carefully and complete the gaps dan!
If
________ sick without papers, they can not simply go to the doctor in Germany. ______ _____ ________ You. But Berlin wants to facilitate __________ _______ _____ _______ ____________ immediately.
Fatima Addo from West Africa has been living without papers in Germany. Your real name not known. She is afraid ___________ ________ ___________ to be. "It's very, very difficult, no papers __________. And if you are sick, there is no way to go to a doctor," she says.
far can people like Fatima Addo not ________ ________ ________, if they are pregnant, have a ____________ or _________. Se undocumented migrants and also get health insurance, paid __________ ___________ ____________. But the _________ ________ ________ inform immigration authorities. Then the patient threatens ______ ________.
The Berlin ________ ________ __________, Benjamin-Immanuel Hoff checks, currently the possibility of a ________ __________ for acute medical emergencies. Fatima would Addo, when she is sick, get a medical card with a number. In the hospital they would then not call her name. And the hospital would get from ________ _____________ ___________.
In other European countries, the ________ _________. Thus there are in Italy and Spain for some time __________ ________, that works well, says Burkhard Bartholome the Berlin Office for _______ _______. He hopes that the _________ ____________ will soon be introduced in Berlin. This could be the model in other provinces _______.
Task 2:
questions about the text
first foreigners without papers can not go to the doctor ...
a) because in Germany threatens to sick people, the deportation.
b) because they have to hide from the immigration office.
c) because they have no money to pay for treatment.
second ... People without papers can go to the doctor without fear.
a) In some European countries
b) In many German states
c) In Berlin
third "Someone will be deported" means that ...
a) he was returned against his will to his home country.
b) the social services treatment the doctor does not pay.
c) he has to wait very long at the doctor.
4th Burkhard Bartholome wants ... sick of the anonymous note.
a) the importation
b) the supply
c) the introduction
5th The hospital sends the medical certificate to the Social Services, ...
a) even though the money was reimbursed for treatment. to get
b) reimbursement of the costs of treatment.
c) after the costs are reimbursed.
Task 3:
work order
Do you know the names of some diseases German? Make a list and describe how to recognize these diseases. Then enter in the group the results together and sort them. What diseases are dangerous and which not?
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Task 1:
Please listen carefully and complete the gaps dan!
If
________ sick without papers, they can not simply go to the doctor in Germany. ______ _____ ________ You. But Berlin wants to facilitate __________ _______ _____ _______ ____________ immediately.
Fatima Addo from West Africa has been living without papers in Germany. Your real name not known. She is afraid ___________ ________ ___________ to be. "It's very, very difficult, no papers __________. And if you are sick, there is no way to go to a doctor," she says.
far can people like Fatima Addo not ________ ________ ________, if they are pregnant, have a ____________ or _________. Se undocumented migrants and also get health insurance, paid __________ ___________ ____________. But the _________ ________ ________ inform immigration authorities. Then the patient threatens ______ ________.
The Berlin ________ ________ __________, Benjamin-Immanuel Hoff checks, currently the possibility of a ________ __________ for acute medical emergencies. Fatima would Addo, when she is sick, get a medical card with a number. In the hospital they would then not call her name. And the hospital would get from ________ _____________ ___________.
In other European countries, the ________ _________. Thus there are in Italy and Spain for some time __________ ________, that works well, says Burkhard Bartholome the Berlin Office for _______ _______. He hopes that the _________ ____________ will soon be introduced in Berlin. This could be the model in other provinces _______.
Task 2:
questions about the text
first foreigners without papers can not go to the doctor ...
a) because in Germany threatens to sick people, the deportation.
b) because they have to hide from the immigration office.
c) because they have no money to pay for treatment.
second ... People without papers can go to the doctor without fear.
a) In some European countries
b) In many German states
c) In Berlin
third "Someone will be deported" means that ...
a) he was returned against his will to his home country.
b) the social services treatment the doctor does not pay.
c) he has to wait very long at the doctor.
4th Burkhard Bartholome wants ... sick of the anonymous note.
a) the importation
b) the supply
c) the introduction
5th The hospital sends the medical certificate to the Social Services, ...
a) even though the money was reimbursed for treatment. to get
b) reimbursement of the costs of treatment.
c) after the costs are reimbursed.
Task 3:
work order
Do you know the names of some diseases German? Make a list and describe how to recognize these diseases. Then enter in the group the results together and sort them. What diseases are dangerous and which not?
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listening task 1 - task
questions about the text
first Which answer is correct? The German capital is ...
a) the Rhine.
sits b) before the Main.
c) lies on the Spree.
second In recent years, Berlin has developed ....
a) after Germany's number one in sports
b) the most important cultural center in Germany
c) in the most German city in general
third "Berlin is in euphoric mood ..." Which answer is right for this statement?
a) Angry citizens destroy cars, windows and doors.
b) Many of Berlin left the city to live elsewhere.
c) The people are full of energy to make new and different things.
4th Former German cultural centers have lost ....
a) to appeal
b) where delivery
c) 5 before appeal
In many countries, the focus of important cultural developments ...
a) a place.
b) in several centers.
c) in some cities.
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questions about the text
first Which answer is correct? The German capital is ...
a) the Rhine.
sits b) before the Main.
c) lies on the Spree.
second In recent years, Berlin has developed ....
a) after Germany's number one in sports
b) the most important cultural center in Germany
c) in the most German city in general
third "Berlin is in euphoric mood ..." Which answer is right for this statement?
a) Angry citizens destroy cars, windows and doors.
b) Many of Berlin left the city to live elsewhere.
c) The people are full of energy to make new and different things.
4th Former German cultural centers have lost ....
a) to appeal
b) where delivery
c) 5 before appeal
In many countries, the focus of important cultural developments ...
a) a place.
b) in several centers.
c) in some cities.
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Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Watch Nightmare Campus Episode 1
listening 2 listening 3
The controversial Pope
An African priest kisses with black robe in white robes, the Pope's hand
full view of the image with the caption: The Africans love him, the Euro-Europeans criticize him more and more.
He is popular and also controversial: in Africa, the Catholic Church leader Pope Benedict XVI. celebrated. In Europe, his comments bother many people. The church is criticized more often.
Two thirds of German Catholics see Pope Benedict XVI. more critical, according to a poll. They believe that with the rehabilitation of Holocaust denier Richard Williamson made a mistake. Even in France, the pontiff is no longer as popular as ever. The resumption of four ultra-conservative Pius brothers in the Catholic Church hurt the church leader. And Benedict's call to abandon, despite the risk of infection with AIDS on condoms is controversial.
But in many African countries, the Catholic church is very popular. There she has - in contrast to Europe - often direct contact with people. Where political oppression and famine reign, the church is completely different as seen in democratic countries. In addition to spiritual support she does in these countries through humanitarian and charitable assistance in the population popular. When the Pope travels through Africa, the faithful greet him there with great joy.
reason for these differences are the unequal conditions of life on both continents. In Africa the church for many people is the daily struggle for their existence. Especially in Western Europe, many people, the Catholic Church are too dogmatic. They feel attacked in their personal freedom. And the discussion on the condom ban, especially in Europe and not out in Africa.
Glossary
controversial - so that there are different opinions on something
Church leader, the - the chief priest of a church, here: The Pope
opinion poll - a study in which many people asked for their opinion
recovery, the - the retrieval of someone in a community
Holocaust deniers, who - someone who claims that the murder of - The Pope
rehabilitation, which - not held the European Jews by the Nazis
pontiff who has: the revival
arch-conservative - very conservative, so has someone very old-fashioned views
brother - here: a priest
give up something - not voluntarily use something this is really reached
infection, the - the transmission of disease to another person
oppression - the unfair treatment of weaker
famine that - the fact that in a country many people to eat
spiritual assistance, the - the help of a priest
humanitarian aid - help that is needed if human rights are not respected
charitable aid, which - to help poor and sick people
believer who / which - someone who believes in a God
dogmatic - so that it is not prepared to hear arguments from other
questions about the text
first Why do people see positive in Africa, the Catholic Church?
a) Because she has Richard Williamson back into the community.
b) Because it helps poor and sick people.
c) Because it relies on an opinion survey among the faithful.
second In which European country is Pope Benedict XVI. popular?
a) in Germany
b) in France
c) the answer is not in the text
third What is not another name for the Pope?
a) Pontifex
b) Pius
c) Catholic Church leader
4th In Western Europe, people do not like it, ...
a) if the church dictating to them.
b) that the pope uses condoms.
c) to show their joy.
5th "In addition to spiritual support is also humanitarian aid" means ...
a) There are spiritual assistance instead of humanitarian aid.
b) There is either spiritual support and humanitarian aid.
c) There are spiritual support and humanitarian aid.
work order
What do you think, why Benedict XVI. Rejects condoms and why he has rehabilitated Bishop Williamson? Write a short interview with the Pope and let him explain his views.
Author: Klaus Krämer / Raphael houses
Editor: Shirin Kasraeian
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The controversial Pope
An African priest kisses with black robe in white robes, the Pope's hand
full view of the image with the caption: The Africans love him, the Euro-Europeans criticize him more and more.
He is popular and also controversial: in Africa, the Catholic Church leader Pope Benedict XVI. celebrated. In Europe, his comments bother many people. The church is criticized more often.
Two thirds of German Catholics see Pope Benedict XVI. more critical, according to a poll. They believe that with the rehabilitation of Holocaust denier Richard Williamson made a mistake. Even in France, the pontiff is no longer as popular as ever. The resumption of four ultra-conservative Pius brothers in the Catholic Church hurt the church leader. And Benedict's call to abandon, despite the risk of infection with AIDS on condoms is controversial.
But in many African countries, the Catholic church is very popular. There she has - in contrast to Europe - often direct contact with people. Where political oppression and famine reign, the church is completely different as seen in democratic countries. In addition to spiritual support she does in these countries through humanitarian and charitable assistance in the population popular. When the Pope travels through Africa, the faithful greet him there with great joy.
reason for these differences are the unequal conditions of life on both continents. In Africa the church for many people is the daily struggle for their existence. Especially in Western Europe, many people, the Catholic Church are too dogmatic. They feel attacked in their personal freedom. And the discussion on the condom ban, especially in Europe and not out in Africa.
Glossary
controversial - so that there are different opinions on something
Church leader, the - the chief priest of a church, here: The Pope
opinion poll - a study in which many people asked for their opinion
recovery, the - the retrieval of someone in a community
Holocaust deniers, who - someone who claims that the murder of - The Pope
rehabilitation, which - not held the European Jews by the Nazis
pontiff who has: the revival
arch-conservative - very conservative, so has someone very old-fashioned views
brother - here: a priest
give up something - not voluntarily use something this is really reached
infection, the - the transmission of disease to another person
oppression - the unfair treatment of weaker
famine that - the fact that in a country many people to eat
spiritual assistance, the - the help of a priest
humanitarian aid - help that is needed if human rights are not respected
charitable aid, which - to help poor and sick people
believer who / which - someone who believes in a God
dogmatic - so that it is not prepared to hear arguments from other
questions about the text
first Why do people see positive in Africa, the Catholic Church?
a) Because she has Richard Williamson back into the community.
b) Because it helps poor and sick people.
c) Because it relies on an opinion survey among the faithful.
second In which European country is Pope Benedict XVI. popular?
a) in Germany
b) in France
c) the answer is not in the text
third What is not another name for the Pope?
a) Pontifex
b) Pius
c) Catholic Church leader
4th In Western Europe, people do not like it, ...
a) if the church dictating to them.
b) that the pope uses condoms.
c) to show their joy.
5th "In addition to spiritual support is also humanitarian aid" means ...
a) There are spiritual assistance instead of humanitarian aid.
b) There is either spiritual support and humanitarian aid.
c) There are spiritual support and humanitarian aid.
work order
What do you think, why Benedict XVI. Rejects condoms and why he has rehabilitated Bishop Williamson? Write a short interview with the Pope and let him explain his views.
Author: Klaus Krämer / Raphael houses
Editor: Shirin Kasraeian
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Anonymous to the doctor
Two doctors in green surgical gowns in an operation
enlarge the picture with the caption: Medical treatment is available to anyone
If Undocumented immigrants are ill, they can go to Germany is not just a doctor. Threatening them with deportation. But Berlin wants to facilitate migrants' access to medical treatment immediately.
Fatima Addo from West Africa has been living without papers in Germany. Your real name not known. She is afraid discovered and being deported. "It's very, very difficult to cope without papers. And if you are sick, there is no way to go to a doctor," she says.
far can people like Fatima Addo can not simply use if they are pregnant, have a lung inflammation and joint problems. To get to and undocumented migrants and health treatment paid by the welfare office. But the Social Services must inform the Immigration Office. Then the patient threatened with deportation.
The Berlin state secretary for health, Benjamin-Immanuel Hoff checks, currently the possibility of an anonymous health certificate for acute medical emergencies. Fatima would Addo, when she is sick, get a medical card with a number. In the hospital they would then not call her name. And the hospital treatment costs would get reimbursed by the social security office.
In other European countries this is far from normal. So there in Italy and Spain for some time, a similar model that works well, says Burkhard Bartholome the Berlin office of medical aid to refugees. He hopes that the anonymous medical card will be introduced soon in Berlin. Then the model could also be in other states are acceptable.
Glossary
anonymously - without mentioning a name
migrants in that / which - someone who has emigrated from one country to another
without papers - here without official permission to live in a country
someone threatens something - someone be afraid of something have
deportation, which - to cope sent back by someone in his home country
- in this case have a little no problems
inflammation - a condition in which the affected area often is hot and hurts
joint that - the point at which two bones are connected to, for example, knee, shoulder
itself - actually
Social Welfare Office, the - the authority which responsible for people without money
's immigration office, the - the office that is responsible for residence permits for example
Secretary of State, who - in this case a politician who supported a minister in a particular area
medical card that - an illusion that the patient entitled to medical treatment
acute - much
emergency that - in this case report a dangerous illness or injury
something - the cost for something to take
introduce something - in this case a new rule formally validate
is somewhat acceptable - something is accepted
questions about the text
first foreigners without papers can not go to the doctor ...
a) because in Germany threatens to sick people, the deportation.
b) because they have to hide from the immigration office.
c) because they have no money to pay for treatment.
second ... People without papers can go to the doctor without fear.
a) In some European countries
b) In many German states
c) In Berlin
3. "Someone will be deported" means that ...
a) he was returned against his will to his home country.
b) the social services treatment the doctor does not pay.
c) he has to wait very long at the doctor.
4th Burkhard Bartholome wants ... sick of the anonymous note.
a) the importation
b) the supply
c) the introduction
5th The hospital sends the medical certificate to the Social Services, ...
a) even though the money was reimbursed for treatment. to get
b) reimbursement of the costs of treatment.
c) after the costs are reimbursed.
work order
you know the names of some diseases in German? Make a list and describe how to recognize these diseases. Then enter in the group the results together and sort them. What diseases are dangerous and which not?
author: Jana Pareigis / Raphael houses
Editor: Barbara Syring
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listening
Poor but sexy
The Brandenburg Gate in colorful light
full view of the image with the caption: The capital city is announced
Those who want a say in matters of culture, goes to Berlin. No other German city attracts so many young artists to the metropolis on the Spree. Threatens the rest soon the cultural irrelevance
"Poor but sexy": These words of the Berlin Mayor Klaus Wowereit in 2003 have become a kind of slogan for the capital. They describe a trend that follow, especially young creative: Berlin has become without doubt one of Germany's cultural capital number one.
Young Writers populate the cafes of the trendy district of Prenzlauer Berg and breed to laptops on their texts. Already in 2007, published in Berlin more new books than anywhere else in Germany. This overtook the capital even earlier literary centers such as Stuttgart or Frankfurt. And many artists, designers and film makers are attracted by the Spree.
Berlin is in euphoric mood. But what does this development for other cities in Germany? Cologne is for the departure of artists and art dealers a great loss dar. Even the Art Cologne, the oldest art fair in the world, it creates barely attract international collectors to the Rhine. Many are living a life in Berlin even willing to financially better deals other cities do without.
But not only in Cologne, including cities like Hamburg and Munich have lost its appeal. Germany is following the trend of many other countries whose cultural life is concentrated in a single center. But there are also those who speak already the end of this development - such as Chris Dercon, the director of the Munich Art House. He said: "On foot, in tattered Adidas suits, broken iBooks under his arm, broken sunglasses on their noses are, so they flee to other cities: Cologne, Dusseldorf, Hamburg and of course, to Munich."
Glossary
in terms of - in relation to something; on
pulls something to someone - in this case does something that someone comes to him
metropolis - a city that for any area (eg art) is an important center
insignificance, which - not important-being and the absence of significant
slogan - a sentence that you can remember easily and
Creative RESPONSIBLE - someone who invents new things, someone who is artistically active
inhabit something - announced in large numbers in one place be
- nest modern popular
over a text - very long on a text to think
designer who / which - ( from the Engl) a person who, for example, fashion design
in euphoric mood - be willing or wants to start something new
someone / something lure - bring someone / something to the fact that he / It comes to a certain place or doing something specific
give up something - not to have something do or do
less attractive - to lose its appeal, not be as interesting or like it so much
focus on something - in this case something all the attention
already get - even
tear something - anything with a motor into pieces
iBook, that - a certain form of portable computers from Apple
questions about the text
first Which answer is correct? The German capital is ...
a) the Rhine.
sits b) before the Main.
c) lies on the Spree.
second In recent years, Berlin has developed ....
a) after Germany's number one in sports
b) the most important cultural center in Germany
c) in the most German city in general
third "Berlin is in euphoric mood ..." Which answer is right for this statement?
a) Angry citizens destroy cars, windows and doors.
b) Many of Berlin left the city to live elsewhere.
c) The people are full of energy to make new and different things.
4th Former German cultural centers have lost ....
a) to appeal
b) where delivery
c) 5 before appeal
In many countries, the focus of important cultural developments ...
a) a place.
b) in several centers.
c) in some cities.
work order
Write announced the individual letters from each other and find each letter of a term that would be "be hot" to combine, for example: A
attract
G
E
S
A
G
trend
Think of a slogan from then, the advertising for your own city or region. Why is your home "hot"?
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Poor but sexy
The Brandenburg Gate in colorful light
full view of the image with the caption: The capital city is announced
Those who want a say in matters of culture, goes to Berlin. No other German city attracts so many young artists to the metropolis on the Spree. Threatens the rest soon the cultural irrelevance
"Poor but sexy": These words of the Berlin Mayor Klaus Wowereit in 2003 have become a kind of slogan for the capital. They describe a trend that follow, especially young creative: Berlin has become without doubt one of Germany's cultural capital number one.
Young Writers populate the cafes of the trendy district of Prenzlauer Berg and breed to laptops on their texts. Already in 2007, published in Berlin more new books than anywhere else in Germany. This overtook the capital even earlier literary centers such as Stuttgart or Frankfurt. And many artists, designers and film makers are attracted by the Spree.
Berlin is in euphoric mood. But what does this development for other cities in Germany? Cologne is for the departure of artists and art dealers a great loss dar. Even the Art Cologne, the oldest art fair in the world, it creates barely attract international collectors to the Rhine. Many are living a life in Berlin even willing to financially better deals other cities do without.
But not only in Cologne, including cities like Hamburg and Munich have lost its appeal. Germany is following the trend of many other countries whose cultural life is concentrated in a single center. But there are also those who speak already the end of this development - such as Chris Dercon, the director of the Munich Art House. He said: "On foot, in tattered Adidas suits, broken iBooks under his arm, broken sunglasses on their noses are, so they flee to other cities: Cologne, Dusseldorf, Hamburg and of course, to Munich."
Glossary
in terms of - in relation to something; on
pulls something to someone - in this case does something that someone comes to him
metropolis - a city that for any area (eg art) is an important center
insignificance, which - not important-being and the absence of significant
slogan - a sentence that you can remember easily and
Creative RESPONSIBLE - someone who invents new things, someone who is artistically active
inhabit something - announced in large numbers in one place be
- nest modern popular
over a text - very long on a text to think
designer who / which - ( from the Engl) a person who, for example, fashion design
in euphoric mood - be willing or wants to start something new
someone / something lure - bring someone / something to the fact that he / It comes to a certain place or doing something specific
give up something - not to have something do or do
less attractive - to lose its appeal, not be as interesting or like it so much
focus on something - in this case something all the attention
already get - even
tear something - anything with a motor into pieces
iBook, that - a certain form of portable computers from Apple
questions about the text
first Which answer is correct? The German capital is ...
a) the Rhine.
sits b) before the Main.
c) lies on the Spree.
second In recent years, Berlin has developed ....
a) after Germany's number one in sports
b) the most important cultural center in Germany
c) in the most German city in general
third "Berlin is in euphoric mood ..." Which answer is right for this statement?
a) Angry citizens destroy cars, windows and doors.
b) Many of Berlin left the city to live elsewhere.
c) The people are full of energy to make new and different things.
4th Former German cultural centers have lost ....
a) to appeal
b) where delivery
c) 5 before appeal
In many countries, the focus of important cultural developments ...
a) a place.
b) in several centers.
c) in some cities.
work order
Write announced the individual letters from each other and find each letter of a term that would be "be hot" to combine, for example: A
attract
G
E
S
A
G
trend
Think of a slogan from then, the advertising for your own city or region. Why is your home "hot"?
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