Understanding Contextual Situations

The video covers various topics including a cousin's visit, a health check-up, grocery shopping, personal heroes, travel preparations, sports, dreams, and pronunciation practice. It features dialogues about picking up a cousin, teaching a class, a humorous doctor visit, grocery shopping with a focus on memory, discussions on personal heroes and lifestyle changes, getting directions to a restaurant, packing for a trip to Mexico City, playing sports, and practicing pronunciation of months and seasons.

What was the reason the student couldn't substitute the class for Ms. Leska?

• The student's cousin was visiting.

• The student was feeling unwell.

• The student had another class to attend.

• The student had a part-time job.

What was the humorous twist when the cousin arrived at the bus station?

• The cousin was wearing a funny hat.

• The cousin looked completely different.

• The cousin missed the bus.

• The cousin forgot his luggage.

What advice did Dr. Nicholson give to Takeshi for his cold?

• Visit a specialist for further tests.

• Take antibiotics and rest.

• Drink lots of water and take vitamin C.

• Exercise regularly and eat healthy.

What did Mike forget at the supermarket?

• His shopping list.

• His phone.

• His wallet.

• His keys.

Who is Rigoberta Menchu and what is she known for?

• A Nobel Peace Prize winner and human rights activist.

• A renowned scientist known for her inventions.

• A famous singer known for her charity work.

• A celebrated author known for her novels.

What change does Mike want to make in his life?

• Start a new business.

• Learn a new language.

• Travel the world.

• Change his style and quit bad habits.

Why did Roberto bring a business suit to Mexico City?

• He had a business meeting.

• He wanted to look stylish.

• He planned to attend a wedding.

• He was attending a formal dinner.

What sport does Roberto play regularly?

• Basketball

• Baseball

• Tennis

• Soccer

What was the dream about that was discussed in the last section?

• Winning a lottery.

• Meeting a celebrity.

• Traveling to a new city.

• Dancing with Mike.

Which month is pronounced differently in American and British English?

• February

• April

• March

• June