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In: Daid Young Wel 20 (all cere History. 198 Rhodes: Roberstock 195 Gren Depression Punchstoc 98 (shit, Kober Gls 31 Monument Vale Roland Corporation: 28 (organ SuperSact: 9 leather (Daniel Boones Shuterstoce Mace Srl 94 (wate United Sates Mint 126 ‘eer: rand tures, 220 (der Photode 220 [black bear Yankee Reet, In (Fort Jerson: Yanke Feeds Fey) El won Malte Photo, 3 (baby ca This second edition of the Oxford Picture Dictionary islovingly dedicated to the memory of Norma Shapiro, Her ideas, her pictures, and her stories continue to teach, Inspire, and delight.7. Community Downtown City Streets. An Intersection Mall The Bank The Library The Post Office Department of Motor Vehicles (OMV) Government and Miltary Service Civic Rights and Responsibilities The Legal System. Grime. Public Safety Emergencies and Natural Disasters Emergency Procedures. Community Cleanup, Basic Transportation Public Transportation, Prepositions of Motion ‘Traffic Signs. Directions and Maps. Cars and Trucks Buying and Maint Parts of a Car An Airport Taking a Trip Work The Workplace . Jobs and Occupations A-C Jobs and Occupations CH Jobs and Occupations H-P Jobs and Occupations P-W. Job Skills Office Skills Career Planning Job Search interview Skills A Factory. Landscaping and Gardening Farming and Ranching Construction Job Safety Tools and Building Supplies An Office foe Atotel Food Service ‘Bad Day at Work Contents 124-125 126-127, 128-129 130-131 132 133 134-135, 136-137 138-139 140 141 142. 143 144-145 146-147 148-149 150-151 152 153, 154 155 156 157 158-159 160-161 162-163 164-165 166 - 167 = 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 W7 178 179 180-181 = 182-183, 184 185 186-187 viite g Downtown parking garage office building hotel » Department of Motor Vehicles bank police station 7. bus station 8 city hall Listen and point. Take turns. Dictate to your partner. Take turns. ‘A: Point to the bank. ‘A: Write bank, B: Point to the hotel. B: Is that spelled b-a-n-k? ‘A: Point to the restaurant. | as Yes, that’s right.Ed Grammar Point: in and at with locations | Use in when you are inside the building. lam in {inside the bank. Use at to describe your ger location, lam at the bank. Pair practice. Make new conversations. A: Im in the bank, Where are you? 8B: /im at the bank, too, but Fm outside. ‘A: OK. Ill meet you there. 9. hospital 12. fire station 13, courthe 14, restaurant 15. libraryie Cola c= 126 oe ® O f © (Cases start set. th WEE 1. stadium 5, mosque 2. construction site 6. movie theater 3. factory 7. shopping mall 4, car dealership 8, furniture store Ways to state your destination using to and fo the Use to for schools, churches, and synagogues. Fm going to school Use to the forall other locations. | have f0 go to the bakery. y i i Wet ® | | | | 9, school 10. gym 11. coffee shop 12, motel Pair practice. Make new conversations. ‘A: Where are you going today? 3: Im going to school. How about you? A: Ihave to go to the bakery.‘oni 1) BB siyscraper /high tise church PE cemetery 16. synagogue The mail is on 2nd Street. The mail is on the corner of 2nd and Elm, The mail is next to the movie theater. en to give locations ear iy 17. community college 21. office supply store 18, supermarket, 22. garbage truck 19. bakery 23. theater 20. home improvement store 24, convention center Ask your classmates. Share the answers. 1. Where's your favorite coffee shop? 2. Where's your favorite supermarket? 3. Where's your favorite movie theater? 127PU Leta ol © ca (7) \ Ss | | — ss i 5 ra 21 D 4) e ~ | ema a | i | eae! < 2 (26) =| at GREEN, 7 | eo Sag ae G0) g r 8) i ) | ee” L y 5 ) 16. bus stop 22. bike 28. cart 17. donut shop 18. copy center 19. barbershop. 20. video store 2. curb 23, pay phone 24, sidewalk 25. parking meter 26, stret sign 27. ire hydrant 29. street vendor 30, childcare center D. ride a bike E. park the car F. walk a dog More vocabulary ye neighborhood: the area close to your home | 1. What errands do you do every week? fj] | do-errands: to make a short trip from your home to | 2. What stores do you go to in your neighborhood? buy of pick up things 3, What things can you buy from a street vendor? | 129 Ask your classmates. Share the answers.RE 2 3 4 5. 6 ne Co __TFoxy’s cleaneta< = M 7A A laundromat 7. comer 13, mailbox . dry cleaness 8. traffic tight 14, pedestrian . convenience store 9. bus 15. crosswalk pharmacy 10. fast food restaurant A. cross the street parking space 11. drive-thru window B, wait for the light handicapped parking 12, newsstand . jaywalk Pair practice, Make new conversations. Think about it. Discuss. [As Ihave a lot of errands to do today. 1. Which businesses are good to have in a neighborhood? Why? B: Me, too. Fist, Fm going to the laundromat. 2, Would you like to own a small business? If yes, what kind? If 1: Iillsee you there afte | stop ot the copy center. no, why not?1. music store 5. toy store 9. optician 2. jewelry store 6. pet store 10, shoe store 3. nail salon 7. card store 11. play area 4. bookstore 8. florist 12, guest services | i {- More vocabulary Pair practice, Make new conversations. | | beauty shop: hair salon A: Whereis the florist? | men’s store: men’s clothing store B: It’s on the first floor, next to the optician, 130 giftshops store that sells tshirts, mugs, and other small giftsB. department store 17, candy store 21, elevator | | travel agency 18. hair salon 22. cell phone kiosk 5, food court 19. maternity store 23. escalator BS. ice cream shop 20. electronics store 24. directory | Role play. Talk to a friend at the mall. A: Let's go to the card store. I need to buy a.catd for Ways to talk about plans Lets go to the card store. have to go to the card store. ‘Maggie's birthday. | B: OK, but can we go to the shoe store next? 131 want t0 go to the card store1. teller . deposit 2. customer 4, deposit slip Opening an Account © NEW ACCOUNTS |” Te 5. security guard 7. safety deposit box 6. vault 8. valuables = 3, a 9, account manager 12 check book 10. passbook 13, check 11, savings account number 1A. Casha check B, Make a deposit. the ATM (Automated Teller Machine) D, Insert your ATM card, , Enter your PIN.* *PIN = personal identification number 14, checking account number ob). 15. ATM card 16. bank statement 17. balance F. Withdraw cash, G. Remove your carB. lookforabook —C. checkout abook —_D. return a book E. pay alate fine 4. library clerk 4. periodicals 7. headline 10, self-checkout 2, circulation desk 5. magazine 8. atlas 11, online catalog J 3: library patron 6. newspaper 9, reference librarian 12, picture book 13, biography 15. author 17. audiobook 3 14. title 16. novel 18. videocassettePS ie ae ee 1. Priority Mail® 3. media mail 5, airmail 2. Express Mail” 4. Certified Mail” 6. ground post / parcel post H]) 13. letter, 15. greeting card 17. package 19. postal forms j 14, envelope 16. post card 18. book of stamps 20. letter carrier 21. return aes ~23. stamp 22. mailing address —— 24, postmark Ways to talk about sending mail Pair practice. Make new conversations. This letter has to get there tomorrow. (Express Mail®) | A: Hi, This letter has to get there tomorrow. This letter has to arrive in two days. (Priority Mail*) B: You can send it by Express Mail®, 134 | This letter can go in regular mail. (First Class) ‘A: OK. (need a book of stamps, 100.11. stamp machine 9. post office box (PO box) 10, automated postal center (APC) 12. mailbox. A; Writea note in a card. B. Address the envelope. G, Read the card. H, Write back. E Deliver the card F. Regpive the card Think about it. Discuss. 1. What kind of mail do you send overnight? 21 Do you want tobe a etter cari? Why or why not? 3. Do you get junk mail? What do you do with i? | ‘More vocabulary Overnight / next day mail: Express Mail® Postage: the cost to send mail | Junk mail: mail you dort want => eEpartment of Motor Vehicles (DMV) pees = clbook 3, DMV clerk 5. fingerprint 7. window ay area 4. photo 6. vision exam @ CALIFORNIA se 08 = _ Auto Insurance ae OT Of Insurance Iene Pena => F insurance 10. expiration date 12. license plate — , ° eS VS cetatay patyour dassnstes Share the answers lense is no good, or expires, after the expiration date | 1, How faris the DMV from your home? TD “a Hicense: to apply to keepalicense beforeit expires 2, Do youhave a diver’ icense? tyes, when TTD Plate: a more expensive, personal license plate | © does it expire? If not, do you want one?ig Dy CUT ue Coll ad (DMV) jf { | 2, Take a driver education course —_C. Show your identification. | | 1 _. STUDENT "DRIVER. | oe G. Take a driver's training course." H. Passa driving test. 1. Get your license, “Note: This is not required for drivers 18 and older. Ways to request more information Role play. Talk toa DMV clerk. What do | do next? A: | want to apply for a driver's license. | What’ the next step? |: Didyou study the handbook? A; Yes, I did. What do | do next? 137 Where do Igo from here?pe Government and Military Service Federal Government Legislative Branch 1. US. Capitol 4, congressperson 2. Congress 5, Senate 3. House of 6. senator Representatives Executive Branch 7. White House 8, president 9, vice president 10, Cabinet Judicial Branch 11, Supreme Court 12, justices 13. chief justice \ The Military 14, Army 15. Navy 16. Air Force 17. Marines 18. Coast Guard 19, National Guard 138Government mum 23. Legislature 25. state senator 29. political campaign © get elected 31. election results j More vocabulary term: the period of time an elected official serves Political party: a group of people with the same Political goals 24, assemblyperson Government and Mii City Government 26. mayor 27. city council 28, councilperson B. debate D. serve 32, elected official Think about it. Discuss. 1. Should everyone have to serve in the military? Why or why not? 2. Would you prefer to run for city council or mayor? Why? 139{&S* Civic Rights and Responsibilities Responsibilities D. register with Selective Service* Citizenship Requirements H. live in the US. for 5 years IL. take a citizenship test G, be 18 or older Rights 1, peaceful assembly 2. free speech 3. freedom of religion | sNote: All males 18 to 26 who live in the US. are required to register with Selective Service, 140You have the right to remain silent. B. hire a lawyer / hire an attorney . appear in court 3. guard 5. defendant 4, defense attorney 6. judge 8. jury 10. prosecuting attorney 12. court reporter 9. evidence 11. witness 13. bailiff H. be released F. sentence the defendant G. go tojail / go to prison 15. convict / prisoner ere are two possible verdicts, “guilty” and “not guilty” Look at the pictures. Think about it. Discuss. Describe what happened. 1. Would you want to serve on a jury? Why or why not? A: The police officer orrested a suspect. 2. Look at the crimes on page 142. What sentence would you \ 8: He put handcuffs on him. give for each crime? Why? 1 | | |142 10. a 12, 1B. . burglary 5. drunk driving )- identity theft vandalisen assault gang violence illegal drugs shoplifting victim mugging murder gun More vocabulary | Think about it. Discuss. steal: to take money or things from someone illegally 1. Is there too much crime on TV or in the movies? commit a crime: to do something illegal Explain. criminal: someone who does something illegal | 2, How can communities help stop crime?designated drivers: sober drivers who drive drunk people home safely A. Walk with a friend, B. Stay on welblit streets. . Conceal your PIN number. D. Protect your purse or wallet, ea | | strangers. Bea) & Lock your doors. G. Don't drink and drive, H. Shop on secure websites. |. Be aware of your surroundings. J. Report suspicious packages. K. Report crimes to the police L. Join a Neighborhood Watch. Ask your classmates. Share the answers. 1. Do you feel safe in your neighborhood? 2. Look at the pictures. Which of these things do you do? 3, What other things do you do to stay safe? 143We a UC Lea 1. lost child 5. earthquake 9, firefighter 2. car accident 6. mudslide 10. fire truck 3. alrplane crash 7, forest fire 4, explosion 8. fire Ways to report an emergency | Role play. Call 911. First, give your name. My name is Tim Johnson, A; 911 Emergency Operator. | Then, state the emergency and give the address. Br My name is Lisa Diaz. There isa fire at 323 Oak Street 144 There was a car accident at 219 Elm Street. Please hurry!ae Se MCC tid 15. tornado 16. volcanic eruption 20. search and rescue team blizzard 17. tidal wave / tsunami 14. hurricane 18. avalanche Ask your classmates. Share the answers. Think about it, Discuss. 1. Which natural disaster worries you the most? 1, What organizations can help you in an emergency? 2. Which natural disaster worries you the least? 2. What are some ways to prepate for natural disasters? 3, Which disasters are common in your local area? 3, Where would you go in an emergency? 145Be laure ars arse Before an Emergency A, Plan for an emergency. 2. out-of-state contact 4. gas shut-off valve 1. meeting place 3. escape route 5. evacuation route B, Make a disaster kit. 10. packaged food 15, batteries 19. copies of ID and credit cards 6. warm clothes 11, bottled water 16. matches 20. copies of important 7. blankets 12, moist towelettes 17. cash and coins —_ 8. can opener 13, tollet paper 18. first aid kit 9. canned food 14, flashlight | Pair practice. Make new conversations. ‘Ask your classmates. Share the answers. ‘A: What do we need for our disaster kit? 1, Who would you cal first after an emergency? B: We need blankets and matches 2. Do you have escape and evacuation routes planned?Pte Smet mE Huricane | | | | N. Inspect utilities, 1 cat out-of-state contacts. M,Clean up debris. Ways to say you're OK Ways to sayyouneedhelp | Role play. Prepare for an emergency. tm fine. | Werneed help A: They just issued hurricane warning. We'e OK here. | Someone is hurt. B: OK. We need to stay calm and follow directions. Everything's under control. 1m injured, Please get help. | A: What do we need to do first? | 1471 PHARMACY ey fee LeesLook at the pictures. What do you see? Answer the questions. 1, What were the problems on Main Street? 2. What was the petition for? 3. Why did the city council applaud? 4, How did the people change the | street? Q Read the story. Community Cleanup Marta Lopez has a donut shop on Main Street. One day she looked at her street and was very upset. She saw graffiti on her donut shop and the other stores. Litter was everywhere. All the streetlights were broken. Marta wanted to fix the lights and clean up the street. Marta started a petition about the streetlights. Five hundred people signed it. Then she gave a speech to the city council. The council members voted to repair the streetlights. Everyone applauded. Marta was happy, but her work wasn't finished. Next, Marta asked for volunteers to clean up Main Street. The hardware store manager gave the volunteers free paint. Marta gave them free donuts and coffee. ‘The volunteers painted and cleaned. They changed Main Street. Now Main Street is beautiful and Marta is proud. Think about it. 1. What are some problems in your | community? How can people | help? 2. Imagine you are Marta. What do you say in your speech to the city council? 149een gc) passenger taxi motorcycle street truck train (ainplane Listen and point. Take turns. Dictate to your partner. Take turns. A Point o themotorae A: Write motorcucte a B: Point tothe truck B: Could you repeat that for me? A: Point to the train. A: Motorcycle, M-o-t-o-r-c-yeeMclesand motorey 9. helicopter 10. airport tation 12, subway 13. bus stop 14, bus 15. bicyclefume sau ec) 7 ABus Stop A Subway Station 1. bus route 3. rider 5. transfer 6. subway car 8. turnstile 10. toke 2. fare 4. schedule 7. platform 9, vending machine 11. fare ATrain Station Airport Transportation oe @Ro ie, i SA 684 Yan SSS cL Be emeeer ae ‘WorAh gatos: LesAngeles 12. ticket window 15. ticket 18. taxi stand 21. taxi driver 13. conductor 16, one-way trip 19. shuttle 22. taxi license 14, track 17. round trip 20. town car 23. meter More vocabulary Ask your classmates. Share the answers, hail a taxi: to raise your hand to get a taxi 1. Is there a subway system in your city? ‘miss the bus: to get to the bus stop after the bus leaves 2. Do you ever take taxis? When? 152 3. Do you ever take the bus? Where?go under the bridge B, go over the bridge . walk up the steps D. walk down the steps F, get out of the taxi G. run across the street H. run around the corner 1. geton the highway J. get off the highway kK. drive through the tunnel 9h | Grammar Point: into, out of, on, off Use get out of for taxis and cars. | Use get into for taxis and cars. | Use get off for buses, trains, planes, and highways. | Use get on for buses, tains, planes, and highways. |jeanne rides 2. donotenter/wrong way 3, one way pia Gl) 8. no left turn | i 5. U-turn OK ER QA y 13. pedestrian crossing 15. school crossing 17. US. route / highway marker 14, railroad crossing . 16. road work 18. hospital Pair practice. Make new conversations. Ask your classmates. Share the answers. ‘A: Watch out! The sign says no left turn. 1. How many traffic signs are on your street? B: Sorry, Iwas looking at the stop sign. 2. What's the speed limit on your street? 154 A: That's OK. Just be carefull 3. What traffic signs are the same in your native country?k Go straight on Elm Street. urn right on Pine Street. C. Turn left on Oak Street. D. Stop at the corner, E. Go past Main Street, F, Go one block to First Street. 5. symbol 4. east 6. key 7. scale Role play. Ask for directions. A: I'm lost. Ineed to get to Elm and Pine. 8; Go straight on Oak and make.a ight on Pine. ‘A: Thanks so much. 8. street 11. GPS (global positioning system) 9. highway 12, Internet map 10. river Ask your classmates. Share the answers. 1. How often do you use Internet maps? GPS? paper maps? 2. What was the last map you used? Why? 155samen er ee Mitt (4 cd 1, 4-door car / sedan 5. convertible 2. 2-door car / coupe 6. station wagon 10. RV (recreational vehicle) 3. hybrid 7. SUV (sport-utilty vehicle) 11. limousine / limo 4, sports car 8. minivan 12. pickup truck 14, tow truck 13. cargo van 15. tractor trailer / 7 Pair practice. Make new conversations. A: Thave anew car! B: Did you get hybrid? 156 A: Yes, but really wanted a sports car 16.cab 18, moving van 20. tank truck 17. trailer 19. dump truck 21. school bus | More vocabulary make: the name of the company that makes the car model: the style of the car| 2. Go fora smog check* “smog check = emissions test Ways to request service Please check the ol Could you fill the tank? Put in coolant, please. Tean ave you $2000 CTT oY eu Neue atl ek ees E, Get the title from the seller, K. Replace the windshield wipers. F, Register the car L. Fill the tires with air. ‘Think about it. Discuss. 1. What's good and bad about a used car? | 2, Do you lke to negotiate car prices? Why? | 3. Do you know any good mechanics? Why are they good? 157jane tec eg At the Dealer 1. windshield 5. tire 2. windshield wipers 6. tum signal 3. sideview mirror 7. headlight 4, hood, 8, bumper Under the Hood 17. fuel injection system 19. radiator 18. engine 20. battery 158 At the Mechanic 10. gas tank 11. trunk. 12. license plate Inside the Trunk 9. hubcap / wheel cover 13. tall ight 14, brake light 15. tail pipe 16. muffler 21. jumper cables 22. lug wrench 23. sparettire 24, jackTey Le Ke asta 30, temperature gauge 35, rearview mirror 40. heater 31. gas gauge 36, hazard lights 41. defroster 7. speedometer 32. hon 37. radio 42. power outlet g. odometer 33. ignition 38. CD player 43, airbag oil gauge 34, turn signal 39. conditioner 44, glove compartment A Manual Transmission Inside the Car emer 45. brake pedal 47. gear shift 49. clutch, 51. front seat 53, child safety seat 46. gas pedal / 48, hand brake 50. stick shift 52. seat belt 54, backseat accelerator 159paren Ue astra In the Airline Terminal At the Security Checkpoint 1. skycap 3, ticket agent 5. TSA* agent / security screener 2, check-in kiosk 4, screening area 6. bin Taking a Flight A. Check in electronically. _B, Check your bags. C. Show your boarding pass _D. Go through security. and ID. |. Turn off yourcell phone. J, Take off. / Leave, K. Land. / Arrive, L. Claim your baggage, “Transportation Security Administration 160On the Airplans G.arival and departure 10. cockpit monitors 11. pilot gate 12, flight attenda +9, boarding area 22, turbulence 23. baggage carousel 24. oxygen mask 2 More vocabulary departure time: the time the piane takes off arrival time: the time the plane lands trip with no stops e At Customs 13, overhead compartment 14, emergency exit nt 15. passenger a 25. life vest 28. upright seat 26. emergency card 29. on-time 27. reclined seat Pair practice. Make new conversations. ‘A: Excuse me. Where do I checkin? B: At the check-in kiosk A: Thanks. 16. declaration form 17. customs officer 18. luggage / bag 30. delayed flight PU Ue rec amg eee 161femur ey ate I Tr} r EO | “Joe GOme™ a9 014 012085678 © HU). sateen syauto cb card B. get lost £. run out of as | | | | 3, gasstation attendant A. pack D. break down | W)\ see |Look at the pictures. What do you see? Answer the questions. 1. What are the young men’s starting point and destination? 2. What do they see on their trip? 3. What kinds of problems do they have? @ Read the story. A Road Trip On July 7th Joe and Rob packed their bags for a road trip. Their starting point was Seattle, Their destination was New York City. The young men saw beautiful scenery on their trip. But there were also problems. They got lost. Then, a gas station attendant gave them bad directions. Next, they gota speeding. ticket. Joe was very upset. After that, their car broke down. Joe called a tow truck and used his auto club card, The end of their trip was difficult, too. They ran out of gas and then they had a flat tire Aiter 7,000 miles of problems, Joe and Rob arrived in New York City. They were happy, but tired. Next time, they're going to take the train. Think about it. 11, What is the best way to travel across the US.? by car? by plane? by train? Why? 2. Imagine your car breaks down on the road. Who can you call? What can you do? 163xe MMW ust | 1. entrance i) 2. customer 3. office 4, employer / boss 5. receptionist 6. safety regulations Ae NL Listen and point. Take Dictate to your partner. Take turns. A: Point to the front enteance. ‘a: Can you spell employer? By] 8: Point to the receptionist. B: Fm not sure. iit exm-p-ko-y-ex? |) A: Point to the time clock. | a: Yes, that’ ight,7. time clock 8. supervisor 9. employee 10. payroll clerk 11. pay stub 12, wages 13, deductions 14, paycheck ‘was coupureR SS service 7000 Man Seat Hoos, Kate Babic @® @ suay "540000 Le a nee Ways to talk about wages ole play. Talk to an employer. earn $250 a week. He makes $7 an hour 1m paid $1,000.a month, | Ac everything comrect on your paycheck? B: No, it isn't make $250 a week, not $200. A: Let's talk to the payroll cleck. Where is she?a ‘ SN Peeler cL 13. butcher 14, carpenter 15. cashier 16. childcare worker Ways to ask about someone's job Pair practice, Make new conversations. What's her job? ‘A: What kind of work does she do? What does he do? B: She's on accountant, What do they do? 166 | What kind of work do they do? A: Theyreactors.29, garment worker 30. graphic designer Jobs and Occupations C-H % 18. computer software 20, customer service engineer . representative (me) | 22, dental assistant Role play. Talk about a friend’s new job. Ways to talk about jobs and occupations ‘Sue's a garment worker. She works in a factory. A: Does your friend like his new job? Toms anengineer, He works fora large company. |B: Yes hedoes. Hes a graphic designer A: Does he work in an office? 167 ‘Ann’s a dental assistant. She works with a dentist,45. occupational therapist, 46. (house) painter i Grammar Point: past tense of be Iwas a machine operator for 5 years. She was a nurse for a year. 168 They were movers from 2003-2007. TREE) (He says, "Hi" 35. interpreter/ translator 36. lawyer 39. medical records technician PS 47. physician assistant 48. police officer Pair practice. Make new conversations. ‘A: What vas your firs job? B: Iwas a musician. How about you? A: Iwas @ messenger for a small company.jobs and Occupations P-W 55, security guard '54, sanitation worker & ae Hello. Tm Gall Here are some programs calling with 2 very special offer. | that ill help yu. | 64. writer / author 62. veterinarian 63, welder Ask your classmates. Share the answers. | Think about it. Discuss. 1. Which of these jobs could you do now? | 1. Which jobs need special training? 2. what is one job you don't want to have? 2. What kind of person makes 2 good interpreter? A 3. Which Jobs do you want to have? (good nurse? A good reporter? Why? 169A. assemble components E, drivea truck J. repair appliances |. program computers 4% interest R. type S. use a cash register T. wait on customers Grammar Point: can, can’t | Role play. Talk to a job counselor. Jam a chef lean cook. A Tell me about your skills. Can you type? | tm not a pilot. | can’t fy a plane. |B: No.Lcan', but | can use a cash register 170 ean’ speak French, but lean speak Spanish, | A: OK. What other skills do you have?Office Skills { | | ac types tena | a, emterdata | ‘Customers need better service | C. transcribe notes | D. make copies . fax a document |. sean a document L_print a document | Dear Mi Smith... |, schedule a meeting . take dictation . organize materials Telephone Skills (2) ea M. greet the caller e\ gel) N. put the caller on hold Mi Perez, fm transfering yo ©. transfer the call y This is Lee Tan, 77 Pease call me back How may | help\you? P. leave a message Q take a message R. check messages 7| rh 4. promotion Y WY Emterthe number here. Vie ny Ps 5. vocational training 6. internship Planning a Career 9. resource center 11, interest inventory 13, job fair 10, career counselor , 12, skill inventory 14, recruiter Ways to talk about job training Ask your classmates. Share the answers. {'m looking into an online course. 1. What kind of job training are you interested in? {im interested in on-the-job training. 2. Would your rather learn English in an online course or 172 want to sign up for an internship. ina classroom?Tthink HELP WANTED “Te hon Ray Conca am erynteetedin a geocery dat) th our eorpany Fem enlosing my resume ook Forward setng up anne ‘hank yu for yourconsideaton sincerely, Banking Laie rrcoel erated H. send in your resume |. set up an interview and cover letter Tworked in a market for ‘wo years. Tellme about your experience, FT] sex Grocery, Inc. Mr. King, the job is yours K. go onan interview L. get hired 173 Job Search BCA. Prepare for the interview. oe et El Geese [Blige B. Dress appropriately C. Be neat. D. Bring your resume and ID. E, Don'tbe late. F. Beontime. G. Turn off your cell phone, H. Greet the interviewer. L. Shake hands. 4. Make eye contact. Twoted wih comp Op enn esto K. Listen carefully. L. Talk about your experience. N. Thank the interviewer. Do you offer training? Dears. ere Thankyou fo he opartalty tamact with ©. Write a thank-you note, More vocabulary | benefits: health insurance, vacation pay, or other things the employer can offer an employee 174 inquire about benefits: ask about benefits 1, How can you prepare for an interview? 2. Why sit important to make eye contact? 3. What kinds of questions should you ask?BY factory owner 9. conveyer 2, designer 6. assembly line 10, order puller 14, shipping clerk factory worker 7. warehouse 11. hand truck 15, loading dock Line supervisor 8. packer 12, forklift | A design 8, manufacture C. assemble D. ship 175) Landscaping and Gardening 1. gardening crew 5. landscape designer 9. pruning shears, 2. leaf blower 6. lawn mower 10. trowel 3, wheelbarrow 7. shovel 11. hedge clippers 4, gardening crew leader 8, rake 112. weed whacker / weed eater @ A. mow the lawn C. rake the leaves E, plant atree G. wee the flower beds 8. trim the hedges 1D. fertilize /feed the plants. water the plants H. install a sprinkler system | Use the new words. ‘Ask your classmates. Share the answers, | Look at page 53. Name what you can do in the yard. | 1, Do you know someone who does landscaping? Who? | ‘A: Ican mow the lawn. 2. Do you enjoy gardening? Why or why not? | 176 B: Ian weed the flower bed. 3, Which gardening activity isthe hardest to do? Why?Farming and Rani “s Bae 4. corn 5. alfalfa 6. cotton 3. soybeans 7. field 12, farm equipment 17. corral 2. rancher 8, farmworker 13, fatmer / grower 18. hay A. plant. 9, tractor 14, vegetable garden 19. fence B. harvest | | 10. orchard 15. livestock 20. hired hand . milk, |] an bam 16. vineyard 21. cattle D. feed 7BC Coys to) 1. construction worker 4, scaffolding 7. crane 2. ladder 5, cherry picker 8. backhoe 3. I beam/girder 6. bulldozer 9, jackhammer / pneumatic drill 10. concrete 13. trowel 16. window pane 19. drywall 22. shovel 1. tile 14. insulation 17. wood /lumber 20. shingles 23, sledgehammer 12. bricks 15. stucco 18. plywood 21. pickax . install tile D. hammer i A. paint B, lay bricks 178TauTwonzeo “careless worker 3. poisonous fumes 5. frayed cord 7. radioactive materials, careful worker 4, broken equipment 6. slippery floor 8, flammable liquids 13, respirator 17. work gloves 21, fire extinguisher 1D. safety glasses 14. particle mask 18. back support belt 22, twowway radio v ? M1. safety goggles 15, ear plugs 19. knee pads 12. safety visor 16. earmuffs 20. safety boots 179RS Cees eral tT TOOLS 1. hammer 4, handsaw 7. pliers 10. jigsaw 2. mallet 5. hacksaw 8, electric drill 11. power sander 6. C-clamp 9. circular saw 12, router we mn @ HS Towe a 26. vise 30. screwdriver 34, nail 38, toggle bolt 27. blade 31. Philips screwdriver 35, bolt 39. hook 28, drill bit 32, machine screw 36. nut 40. eye hook 28. level 33: wood screw 37. washer 41. chain Use the new words. Ask your classmates. Share the answers. Look at pages 62-63. Name the tools you see. 1. Are you good with tools? 2. Which tools do you have at home? 3. Where can you shop for building supplies? A: There's ahammer. 180 B: There's a pipe wrench.Tools and Building Supplies ec) LUMBER 33) bo) = FEh9} Saas mr) a a \ t ) i. 16. yardstick 19, 24 (two byfour) 22, paintbrush 25. pant Ftendoncord «17. pipe 20, particleboard 23, paint roller pngee cord 18. fittings 21, spray gun 24, wood stain ay 6 1 °O oy wire stripper 46, outlet cover 50. plunger 54. drop cloth electrical tape 47. pipe wrench 51. paint pan 55. chisel work ight 48. adjustable wrench 52. scraper 56. sandpaper tape measure 49, duct tape 53, masking tape 57. plane Role play. Find an item in a building supply store. Think about it. Discuss. ‘A: Where can Ifind particle board? 1, Which tools are the most important to have? Why? ||) &: tts on the back wall, in the lumber section. 2. Which tools can be dangerous? Why? A: Great. And where are the nails? 3. Do you borrow tools from friends? Why or why not? 181182 An Office GREEN ENERGY CORPORATION a) ® © 1. supply cabinet 5. executive 2. clerk 6. presentation 3. janitor 7. cubicle 4, conference room 8. office manager { Ways to greet a receptionist Im here for ab intecviow. Ihave a 2:00am. appointment with Mr. Lee Tike to leave a message for Mr Lee | i ® | 9, desk 13, PBX 10. file clerk 14, receptionist 11. fle cabinet 15, reception area 12, computer technician 16, waiting area Role play. Talk to a receptior ‘A: Hello, How can I help you? Jim here for a job interview with Mr. Lee. A: OK. What is your name?20. scanner 21. fax machine 2. paper cutter 34, rubber band 35. pushpin 36. correction fluid 37. correction tape 38, legel pad 39. sticky notes 23, photocopier 24. paper shredder 25. calculator 40, mailer 41, mailing label 42, letterhead / stationery 43. envelope 44, rotary card file 45, ink cartridge 26. electric pencil sharpener | 27. postal scale 46. ink pad 47, stamp 48, appointment book 49. organizer 50. file folder 1831. doorman 2. revolving door 3. parking attendant 13. guest room 14, double bed uh 4. concierge 7. bellhop 10. guest 5. gift shop 8. luggage cart 11. desk clerk 6. bell captain 9. elevator 12, front desk AS 15, kngsz bed 17 oom sere 1B. housekeeping crt 16. suite 18, hallway 20. housekeeper 184 21. pool service 22. pool . maintenance '. meeting room 24, gym 26. ballroomjestaurant Kitchen 3. walk-in freezer 5, storeroom 7. head chef / executive chet 4, food preparation worker 6. sous chef 11, maitre d 14, banquet room 12. headwaiter 15. cunner 13. bus person 16. caterer More vocabulary Ask your classmates, Share the answers. line cook: short-order cook | 1. Have you ever worked ina hote? What did you do? pric sta: servers, headwalters, and runners | 2. What s the hardest job ina hotel? 7 | 3. Would you prefer to stay at a hotel in the city or in the country? 185LOPEZ CONTRACTING DEWaNAN © | (E> at : } | es ie 7 i | 1. dangerous 3, budget 5. contractor 2 wiring A. alin sick i 2. clini 4. flor plan 6. elecuical hazard 8, briclayerqf HEALTH CENTER x anor ha | ii Te | (Ya a ES 2 ai ane | 6 D D > 6 NS ver’ < nh @ Look at the picture. What do you see? Answer the questions. 1. How many workers are there? How many are working? 2. Why did two workers call in sick? 3. What is dangerous at the construction site? Oo Read the story. A Bad Day at Work Sam Lopez is the contractor for a new building. He makes the schedule and supervises the budget. He also solves problems. Today there are a lot of problems. Two bricklayers called in sick this morning, Now Sam has only one bricklayer at work, One hour later, a construction worker fell. Now he has to go to the clinic. Sam always tells his, workers to be careful. Construction work is dangerous. Sam's also worried because the new wiring is an electrical hazard. Right now, the building owner is in Sams office. Her new floor plan has 25 more offices. Sam has a headache. Maybe he needs to call in sick tomorrow. Think about 1. What do you say when you can't come in to work? to school? 2. Imagine you are Sam, What do you tell the building owner? Why? 187