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    The document discusses different people's perspectives on the senses and which ones they consider most important. Emma considers sight the most important sense as it allows her to read, watch television and see where she is going. Kate describes the day as sunny but John would rather lose his sense of sight. Neal prefers to lose his sense of smell because he enjoys tasting food and smelling flowers. Mark considers sight the most important for three reasons: navigation, facial expressions during communication, seeing dangers or opportunities. Both the first and second speakers in another section feel hearing is important for connection to others and awareness of surroundings. The final section discusses how sounds, smells and sights can evoke strong memories and emotions for different people.

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    The document discusses different people's perspectives on the senses and which ones they consider most important. Emma considers sight the most important sense as it allows her to read, watch television and see where she is going. Kate describes the day as sunny but John would rather lose his sense of sight. Neal prefers to lose his sense of smell because he enjoys tasting food and smelling flowers. Mark considers sight the most important for three reasons: navigation, facial expressions during communication, seeing dangers or opportunities. Both the first and second speakers in another section feel hearing is important for connection to others and awareness of surroundings. The final section discusses how sounds, smells and sights can evoke strong memories and emotions for different people.

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    The document discusses different people's perspectives on the senses and which ones they consider most important. Emma considers sight the most important sense as it allows her to read, watch television and see where she is going. Kate describes the day as sunny but John would rather lose his sense of sight. Neal prefers to lose his sense of smell because he enjoys tasting food and smelling flowers. Mark considers sight the most important for three reasons: navigation, facial expressions during communication, seeing dangers or opportunities. Both the first and second speakers in another section feel hearing is important for connection to others and awareness of surroundings. The final section discusses how sounds, smells and sights can evoke strong memories and emotions for different people.

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    LISTENING – THE SENSES

    TASK 1

    Which sense does Emma consider the most important?


    Give some examples of things she can do with that
    sense.
    Which sense would she rather lose?

    TASK 2

    How does Kate describe the day?

    Which sense would John rather lose?

    What is the problem with John’s sister?

    TASK 3

    Which sense would Neal rather lose?

    Why does Neal Like smell and taste?


    Which sense is the most important for Mark? What are
    the 3 reasons for considering sight the most important?
    Which sense would Mark rather lose?

    Why does Mark consider hearing important?

    TASK 4

    Why does speaker 1 consider hearing important?

    What is similar in the two speakers’ opinions?

    TASK 5

    How does the parrot sound make speaker 1 feel?

    How does speaker 2 feels when he listens to the waves?

    How does speaker 3 describe fire?

    Speaker 3 speaks about how smell is used in marketing?


    What are some examples given during the conversation
    to describe the impact of smell?

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