Teens B1 T5 – Reading Part 2 p. 104 and 105

Book page 104 and 105

Book pages 104 and 105

For each question, choose the correct answer.

These teenagers are all interested in science.

Read and underline words that tell what their interests are. Then read the descriptions of some science events at museums and decide which event would be the most suitable for each of them.

6. Walter would love to work on researching with well-known scientists. He wants to get involved in projects that are aimed to solve problems in today’s world.

7. Susan likes exploring at her speed. She enjoys seeing performances in which science takes a more significant role. She’d like to share lunch with people with the same interests.

8. Sandro likes learning everything about machines. He is keen on getting information about how technology is changing the world and how it might change life in the future.

9. Elizabeth likes seeing people doing experiments live. She likes to hear people explaining the processes and the results they might get. She’d like to get information about going on a science trip.

10. Steve loves discovering science at museums. He often looks for opportunities to get involved in science projects. He’d like to have a picnic with people who like talking about scientific discoveries.

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The world of science

A. Sci-tour – Large halls full of viewing windows. Learn about old and modern techniques in real laboratories with real scientists.
Register in advance and get a passcode for you to be allowed to make questions and try doing some experiments. You’ll also be explained how to present results and how to compare them with work done by scientists in other parts of the world.
Fill in a Science Travel Form and you might get invited to work abroad.

B. Real Sci – Help real scientists with real projects. They will share with you their experience. You can be part of a team afterwards. Try our online questionnaires, collect and share data. You can also participate in experiments regarding pollution in the air and water.

C. Blue world – Get to see the ocean inside it. We have the best instructors for
deep-sea diving. Advanced lessons in the mornings and Beginner in the evenings.
Learn how to breathe and use equipment properly under water.
Just bring your swimming costume and a towel.

D Live – Listen to recorded guides as you walk around. Hear short extracts from the real moon landings and other people telling about their experiences.
There is a notice board where you can share your thoughts online.
"Food and snack area opens at noon!"
-Members only-

E. Answer Zone – Giant computer screens to learn about science. Find answers to all your questions about space.
There’s information on everything.
You can also learn about the greatest scientific explorers and the results of their expeditions.

F. From beyond - Enjoy our display of spaceships – all of them have been into space.
Learn about the effects these trips have had on our planet.
You’ll also have the chance to learn about the latest developments in the tech world.

G. Online action – Video guides to discover scientific technology. Great selection of scientists who’ve travelled the world working in many universities. You can read the reports online. You can also buy them on a documentary version and watch them at home.

H. Science route – Exhibitions of inventions and biography and science work displays throughout history.
You can have physics and chemist real experiences.
Enjoy snacks at the café or bring your own food, and eat it in our amazing gardens registration in advance.