Cover of the textbook Focus 5 (2nd edition) - Student's Book

The key answer of exercise 2

The key to exercise solutions in chapter 7.6 - Speaking for the textbook Focus 5 (2nd edition) - Student's Book with authors Sue Kay, Vaughan Jones, Monica Berlis, Heather Jones and Daniel Brawshaw from Pearson Education

Question

Listen to students discussing which facilities their college should invest in and answer the questions.

Answer

Question 1

Arguments for:

  • computer lab - can be considered cultural and it can be used for most things, e.g. watching and editing films, digital design; access to latest technology
  • climbing wall – what most students would like
  • auditorium – the largest proportion of students will benefit from using it
  • cinema – students will not have to go far to watch a film; educational value of watching old films

Question 2

Arguments used against the computer lab:

  • Most students already have access to a computer; already spend too much time looking at screens.

Drawbacks of other options:

  • auditorium & art studio – they already have a space that they use for these purposes, though they are not perfect
  • climbing wall – not cultural and their money has to be invested into a cultural project
  • cinema – could only afford old movies, people like to watch movies on their computers these days

Question 3

  • No. Two students will vote for the computer lab and one for the climbing wall.

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