Debate and Discussion, Class 2-3, Subject: Strange Vacations

By Nate Feldman

Warm-up Question: What is the strangest thing that has happened to you on a vacation?  

By Nate Feldman

We will listen to two stories about strange trips and answer the following questions: 

1. Where did the narrator go this weekend?
A. New York
B. Boston
C. Philadelphia
D. Connecticut

2. Why did the narrator stop during the trip?
A. To get coffee
B. To eat dinner
C. To buy gas
D. To rest overnight

3. Who was the new employee at the coffee shop?
A. Kerri
B. A baseball player
C. The narrator
D. Manny the Monster

4. What strange question did the employee ask?
A. “Do you want extra sugar?”
B. “Would you like tea or coffee?”
C. “How would you like blood with your cake and coffee?”
D. “Do you want a sandwich?”

5. Where did the narrator think they saw Manny again?
A. In the coffee shop
B. Behind a tree
C. In a car
D. At a hotel

6. What event did the narrator attend the next day?
A. A concert
B. A football game
C. A baseball game
D. A festival

7. Who was the right fielder for the team?
A. Kerri
B. The narrator
C. Manny the Monster
D. Joe

 8. Which city did the narrator stop in after Boston?

A. Allentown
B. Philadelphia
C. Providence
D. New York

9. What appeared in the water?
A. A fish
B. A reflection
C. A boat
D. Manny the Monster’s face

10. What was Manny the Monster doing in the classroom?
A. Sleeping
B. Teaching a class
C. Cleaning
D. Eating

Post-Listening Discussion: The speaker keeps running into Manny the Monster on his trips.  What is the best way to deal with it?  Should he confront Manny the Monster?  Keep trying to avoid him?  Tell authorities about him?  What are your ideas?  Discuss with your group and try to come up with a consensus on how to deal with Manny the Monster appearing on the speaker's trips.  

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