Bài tập Tiếng Anh Lớp 10 Global Success - Unit 10 - Listening (Có đáp án)

 ANSWER KEY
Exercise 1.
1. ten 2. the USA 3. hot
4. stories 5. friends
Exercise 2.
1. A 2. C 3. C 4. B 5. D
AUDIO SCRIPT
Exercise 1. (Track 7.7)
Hi, I’m Sarah. You know, I’ve been traveling the world with my parents and my twin brother for six 
years! Yes, we don’t have to go to school! My parents decided that we needed to travel to really find 
out how the world works. They said we mustn’t just study from books but that we must learn subjects 
like geography and history and sciences from the real world and all the living things surrounding us.
We set off on the road when I was ten but we didn’t travel abroad until two years later, when I was 
twelve. I remember because our first trip abroad was on my birthday! At the start we travelled around 
Australia quite a lot, enjoying the nature and beauty of our own country. We had to sell our house before 
we could go overseas, but then, with only a couple of suitcases, we boarded a plane to the southern 
states in the USA and aſter two weeks went on to Mexico and central America. And now we’ve been 
everywhere! We’ve travelled to six continents and forty-one countries; but all places which are hot – 
we don’t like the cold! We’ve had tons of adventures and experiences, and learned such a lot!
And what’s been great about this time? Well, I enjoy travelling with a passion; I love reading stories – 
rather than maps or travel guides – about the places I’m in and I especially like writing about my 
experiences. I love walking in nature – and pretty much anything to do with beautiful beaches or the 
water. I really love swimming in the sea or ocean. I know many people think I’ve missed school but in 
fact, I’ve learnt more. I’ve met a lot of amazing, interesting people and, most of all, I value the friends 
I’ve made. Soon we’ll have to go home. It’s been nice not being in school but, like everyone else, I 
have to do my exams!
Exercise 2. (Track 10.2 – Source: Ecotourism: good or bad? | 6 Minutes English | BBC Learning 
English)
Genuine ecotourism is sustainable – designed to continue at a steady evel which does not damage the 
environment. Not every travel company which call themselves eco-friendly acts sustainably, and may 
still advertise irresponsible tourist activities, including tiger selfies – having your photo taken with a 
captive wild tiger. There are two requirements travel companies should meet to qualify as genuine 
ecotourism. First, tourists’ main motivation should be to appreciate and observe the natural world 
without interfering, and second, the money they spend should support traditional communities. 
Clearly, having your photograph taken with a chained and drugged tiger does not meet these 
requirements. But not all companies claiming to be ecotourism behave so irresponsibly. According to 
Antonia Bolingbroke-Kent, who runs small scale wildlife expeditions to some of the most remote places 
on Earth, it’s possible to put travel companies on a sliding scale from good to bad. On BBC Radio 4’s