The key answer of exercise 11
The key to exercise solutions in chapter 14 - The luck of the draw for the textbook Outcomes Upper-Intermediate - Student's Book with authors Hugh Dellar and Andrew Walkley from National Geographic Learning
Question
Listen again and check your ideas. Then discuss the questions.
Answer
- Zak’s speech is very good, it makes good use of rhetorical devices (particularly rhetorical questions: Tempted? I bet you aren’t. Peace and understanding? No! but also inversion, pre- empting Stacy’s arguments, and the personal story of John). The arguments are clearly structured. The final sentences clearly summarise the main ideas of the speech.
- Students’ own ideas
- some of the benefits of the lottery, e.g. good causes that are more convincing than those Zak mentions; the fun aspects of playing the lottery; examples of the people who have won and how they have benefitted
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