Understanding Directions and Vocabulary

The video tutorial introduces Unit Seven, focusing on new vocabulary related to directions and locations. Students learn how to ask for and give directions, with practical examples and map reading exercises. The lesson concludes with a reminder to note down vocabulary and prepare for the next lesson.

What is the first step in learning new vocabulary according to the teacher?

• Use them in a sentence

• Memorize them immediately

• Write them down in a notebook

• Ignore them

Which phrase is used to indicate going straight?

• Turn left

• Turn right

• Go straight

• Cross the road

How do you say 'turn left after three blocks' in the lesson?

• Go straight and turn right

• Turn left after two blocks

• Go straight and turn left

• Turn left after three blocks

What is the correct response to 'How do I get to the police station?'

• Turn right after three blocks

• Go straight and turn left

• Climb the hill and turn right

• Go straight and turn right

Where is the bus station located according to the map?

• Next to the police station

• At the corner

• In the middle of the street

• Under the bridge

What should students do if they are confused about the lesson?

• Discuss with friends

• Wait for the next lesson

• Ask the teacher

• Ignore the confusion

What is the teacher's final reminder to the students?

• Forget the vocabulary

• Review the vocabulary

• Ask questions later

• Ignore the lesson

What is the importance of learning the new vocabulary?

• To pass the exam

• To impress friends

• To use them in daily conversations

• To understand directions

What should students do with the new vocabulary?

• Use them once

• Write them down with meanings

• Forget them

• Ignore them

What is the teacher's greeting at the end of the lesson?

• See you tomorrow

• Goodbye and see you next time

• Hello and welcome

• Thank you and good night