Bài tập Tiếng Anh Lớp 11 Global Success - Unit 3 - Phần: Listening (Có đáp án)

 ● Passenger Capacity: Sailing around the world non-stop with 
 ________________ on board. Ja: I agree with banning cars – it’s definitely the right way to go. London is so polluted. 
They’re talking about banning diesel cars. I think they should ban all cars. So long as there’s 
a reliable network of buses and public transport, who needs cars!
P: Thank you Jack. Yes, public transport is important. Let’s see what Sarah has to say.
S: I agree with banning cars in the city centre because it’s safer for cyclists. But my problem 
is that I live in the suburbs, and my neighbourhood doesn’t have cycle lanes so it’s not a safe 
environment for young people to get around by bicycle. Urban planners should ask 
themselveS: would you let your child cycle here?
P: Good point Sarah. Councils have been focusing on the city centre and forgetting about the 
suburbs. What do you think Julia from Bath?
Ju: I don’t think it’s a good idea to ban cars everywhere. It’s easy to build cycle lanes in 
cities where there are wide avenues but my home town of Bath is very picturesque and 
tourists flock here to visit the historic centre. The problem is that these ancient cobbled streets 
are too narrow for cycle lanes. We can never be a bike-friendly town. And I don’t mind. I like 
my car.
P: Ah yes, the cobbled streets of Bath. Lovely. Well that’s all we have time for now. Thanks 
to our listeners 
Exercise 2.
T = Tom; R = Rick
R: Come on, we’re going to be late for school. What are you reading?
T: Oh, it’s one of Dad’s business magazines. Have you seen the plans for this Freedom ship?
R: No, what is it?
T: Well, it’s just a concept at the moment, but they’re planning to build a huge ship that looks 
like a floating tower block with an airport on top.
R: That sounds a bit unstable if you ask me. Let’s have a look. Oh, that’s amazing. It looks like 
a multi-storey car park! I wouldn’t like to be on it in bad weather. Are they really going to build 
it?
T: Only if it can be profitable, so if you ask me, I’d be surprised. They need billions of dollars 
to even start, so it may never happen. It says here that there are people with disposable income 
who want to invest in the project and use it as their second home, but I shouldn’t think many 
people would want to live on it. They want to make it nearly two kilometres long – nearly two 
kilometres long! That doesn’t sound possible!
R: Where will it dock?
T: According to this article, no ports will be big enough for it to enter, so it’ll just be sailing 
around the world non-stop with 80,000 people on board.
R: Well, I won’t be one of them! Come on, it’s time to go.