6 Which two important historical figures did the host mention?
3 Are the statements T (true) or F (false)?
Correct any false statements. Listen and check. 1 The term Ubuntu is a word with Japanese origins. T/F 04 1 Listen to the interview and choose which statement best summarizes the concept 2 Richard told the story of a sociologist to of Ubuntu. help listeners understand the concept 1 It focuses on the happiness of the of Ubuntu. T/F individual and celebrates their specific achievements. 3 There was no single winner of the race 2 It concentrates on the strength of because the two fastest runners finished the community and the necessity at the same time. T/F of teamwork. 3 It encourages equality of race and gender 4 Ubuntu followers believe people should and promotes freedom of speech. mix what they love to do with helping others because that is what makes Subskill: Listening for the information people happy. T/F you need Read the questions and decide what 5 Many visitors to Africa find the type of information the answer will be: African people very unfriendly. T/F name, number, etc. While you listen, pay special attention to this kind of information. 6 The concept of Ubuntu could work well with today’s social media which also encourages teamwork. T/F 2 Read the subskill. What information do you need? Listen again and answer the questions. 4 Answer the questions for you.
1 What is Richard’s job? 1 Do you like the idea of Ubuntu? Why/
Why not?
2 Where did Richard recently go traveling?
3 How many months had the man in the 2 How could you apply the concept of story spent with a tribe in Africa? Ubuntu to your way of life? Think of at least one example.
4 What did the man in the story prepare as a prize for the winner of the race?