CLEAN : Falklands veers from sheep farming to nature tourism

The transcript covers various topics, starting with an introduction and context setting. It then delves into the details of a shearing team, including members from New Zealand and England, and the shearing process. The discussion shifts to life on the islands, highlighting the contrast between traditional farming lifestyles and modern comforts. The transcript concludes with insights into tourism activities and community interactions in the Falklands.

What challenge is highlighted in the first section regarding communication?

• Lack of internet access

• Language barriers

• Cultural differences

• Time zone differences

What is the main activity discussed in the second section?

• Fishing

• Planting crops

• Building houses

• Shearing sheep

Which countries are mentioned as having shearers in the operation?

• USA and Germany

• New Zealand and England

• Australia and Canada

• South Africa and Ireland

What is a characteristic of the traditional islanders mentioned in the third section?

• They work in technology

• They live on farms

• They travel frequently

• They prefer city life

What modern comforts do some islanders prefer?

• Shopping malls

• Fast food restaurants

• Heating and Internet

• Public transportation

What is a reason people participate in driving tours according to the fourth section?

• To learn new languages

• To earn extra cash

• To practice driving skills

• To explore new technology

What do people enjoy during the tours in the Falklands?

• Watching movies

• Exchanging views on life

• Playing sports

• Shopping for souvenirs