19-1 Lesson 4-16-1
Hello, boys and girls. If you would be so kind and give me your full and undivided attention for five minutes, we will get started with today's assembly. P
With us today is Mr. Johnson from the World Health Organization's Clean Water International Fund. P
He came to talk to us about many different things that are going on in our world these days. P
Did you know that in many countries, people are too poor to eat good food, drink clean water, or go to schools? P
He will pass out envelopes later today so that you and your parents can give donations to children of poor countries. P
This year, our visitor's organization is having a special campaign to help the poor children living in Latin America. P
Your generosity will help bring clean water, nutritious food, clothes, and educational supplies to these children. P
Any amount that you can donate will be appreciated. P
Now, let's direct our attention to our guest. P
19-2 Lesson 4-16-2
Good afternoon, students. May I please have your attention. We have a very special visitor with us. P
His name is Mr. Kingston and he's from an organization that helps children like yourselves called U.N.I.C.E.F., United Nations International Children's Education Fund. P
Did you know that there are some places around the globe where children like yourselves are living in poverty? P
That means they are so poor that they have to go to bed hungry because there isn't enough to eat. P
They don't have pretty clothes like you do because they have no money, and do not have a good education because they cannot go to school. P
Later, your teachers will pass out letters to you for your parents. We would like your family to contribute in an effort for kids in other countries. P
This year, the corporation is having a special project, to help the children in South Asia. P
With your donation, children in these poor countries will be able to drink clean water, eat good food, and have a better education. P
Even a small donation will go a long way. P
Now for the presentation. Please give a round of applause to our visitor! P
19-3 Lesson 4-16-3
Good Morning Folks, we have a very important guest in class today. P
Mr. Ken Foster is from the United Nations Development Program for Poverty Reduction. P
He came to visit us today to tell us about the organization and how we can help make the world a better place. P
Children, there are millions of youngstes in the world that are about your age that really have nothing. P
They don't have homes, clean water, food, clothes, or education. They are too poor to have such things. P
Before he leaves, our visitor will pass out cards with information for your parents. P
We would like for your families to get involved in helping the world become a better place. P
His association is having a special campaign this year to help the children of afflicted African countries. P
Your help is very important for the campaign. P
With just a few dollars, your generosity can help children get medical attention, a clean water supply, healthy food, and a good education. P
Now, please pay attention to the presentation, and ask lots of questions. P
Let's give a round of applause to our guest! P
19-4 Lesson 4-17-1
Announcement from the Office of the Dean of Students. P
Thursday's examination will start at nine o'clock sharp in the main hall. P
All students who are taking the test must report to the testing room at least ten minutes before the test begins. P
You must be there with your ID, a pencil and an eraser. P
All electronic devices must be turned off and placed under your seat or in a bag away from reach. P
Those caught cheating will fail the test and the class. P
Thank you for your attention. Good luck on your test. P
19-5 Lesson 4-17-2
This is a formal notice from the Test Coordination Committee. P
Saturday's testing will begin exactly at eight o'clock in the library. P
Test takers must show up twenty minutes before test time. P
Please have your Student Identification Card, and writing equipment handy before entering the test room. P
Electronic equipment is prohibited. P
Misbehaving during the test will not be tolerated. If caught, one will be reprimanded severely, and possibly expelled from school. P
I appreciate your cooperation. I would like to wish you all the best of luck on your big exam. P
19-6 Lesson 4-17-3
The following is the declaration of testing procedures from the College Board. P
Tuesday's assessment takes place in the Multipurpose Room at ten o'clock. P
Everyone interested in taking the test, must arrive thirty minutes before the test. P
You must bring the items you require to the testing center. P
No other items will be allowed. P
There will be a zero tolerance policy for cheating. P
If caught, the student will receive an automatic Fail on the test and class, and will never be able to take the exam again. P
Thank you for bearing with me. Be alert! P
19-7 Lesson 4-18-1
Ladies and Gentlemen! P
You're not going to believe this, but we received a message from the Russian satellites that asteroids are heading rapidly towards the earth. P
Experts believe that there's a great chance for them to miss Earth, but, if they don't, the damage could be deadly. P
They are approaching rapidly. P
It would be the worst natural disaster that the modern world has ever faced. P
The leaders around the world plan to meet to discuss about this possible tragedy. P
People should not panic but stay calm and prepare the area for their safety. Stay away from metal objects. P
We will continually report any changes through the media. P
May God be with you always. P
19-8 Lesson 4-18-2
Now, listen up everyone. P
We have a serious problem here. Our planet is in great danger. P
A meteoroid is hurtling towards our planet. P
Scientists say that there is a slim chance it will hit the earth, but if it does, many people will die. P
It will be worse than a twelve point earthquake on the Richter scale. P
We may face even more dangerous circumstances before we can figure out the situation. P
The leaders all around the globe are uniting and planning a stop to the possible destruction of planet earth. P
Everyone should stay where they are and not leave town. Panic will only make things worse. P
Underground shelters are best. No one should be near any object that is made of steel and copper. P
Instructions will be announced on television and radio over the next few days. P
Everyone should take care of each other in the meantime. P
19-9 Lesson 4-18-3
I need everyone's attention! Please listen to me. P
Something major has just happened. P
The human population is endangered by an alien object that is headed straight towards earth. P
The government might send a missile to destroy this alien if the earth is in danger of being struck by it. P
Some scientists claim that if it did hit the earth, it would be deemed the apocalypse. P
The President and Secretary of Defense will meet tomorrow and give a speech about what to expect within the next few days. P
Local government officials are urging all people not to run away. If the unspeakable occurs, people's best bet is to hide in their basement. P
You should keep away from metal materials. P
People should be on the lookout for further announcements. Good luck. P
19-10 Lesson 5-1-1
Welcome, everyone to our orientation assembly. P
This is your vice principal, Shaniqua Shawnson, with important announcements. P
Everyone will be taking part in this. P
Please check the final schedule for the upcoming quarters. P
If people are absent, they can only make it up if they provide a doctor's note. P
The first phase of tests occurs on January 17 and continues until the 18th. P
There will be no school on the 21st of January. P
The second phase of testing occurs on June 5th and 6th. P
The only time for students to do make up work will be on January 18 and June 6. P
Thank you for your attention and have a good day. P
19-11 Lesson 5-1-2
It's a great day to see you all. We have important information to share with you. P
This is your headmaster, Albuska Dumblerumble. P
All students are required to do this curriculum. P
Everyone please make sure that you know when the deadlines are coming up. P
If you're not available, you can only reschedule if you provide a legitimate excuse. P
The deadlines are January 12 and 13. P
School will be closed for all workers on January 22. P
Second semester final exams will be held on June 7 and 8. P
You will have some time in February and May to complete any work that needs to be finished. P
I want all the students to know that it has been a pleasure working with you this year. P
19-12 Lesson 5-1-3
What a wonderful morning. Welcome to your information session. P
I am your Dean, James Lane, and I have news for you all. P
It is mandatory for all workers to meet the deadline. P
Check your calendars in the near future to see the updates. P
If you can not make it, the only way you can do it again is if you bring a legal document to administration. P
The event will occur on January 10 and 11. P
School will be closed for students and faculty members on January 23. P
The second series of events will be held on June 9 and 10. P
People will be expected to make up their unfinished work by end of this term. P
The students and faculty have been great this year and I hope to see you all again next year. P
19-13 Lesson 5-2-1
I welcome you all to this year's sculpture exhibit. P
This year marks the 10th anniversary. P
There are some things I need to tell you before you enter the premises. P
Where there are signs posted, you may not use your camera. P
If there aren't any signs posted, you may use your camera without the flash. P
You will not be able to record any video in the entire exhibit. P
We sell postcards with the photos of the gallery's art objects in the gift store. P
You can purchase a souvenir at the gift shop. P
The gift store is located in the lobby. P
Thank you all for coming today. P
19-14 Lesson 5-2-2
I am glad to see you all at this year's Youth Photographer's Show. P
It has now been a year since we last met. P
I need to tell you a few things before we start. P
Once you enter, you may not use electronics that have lights. P
The "No camera" signs prohibit any form of photography inside the exhibit. P
If you don't see any signs posted, you may use a camera. P
It is strictly prohibited to record anything inside. P
If you wish to obtain a picture of one of the objects from the gallery, please check the souvenir section. P
The gift shop sells many different posters and postcards. You will find the gift shop on the first floor. P
I hope to see you all again soon. P
19-15 Lesson 5-2-3
Good morning! It's my pleasure to be your guide for the fifty year anniversary tour of the John Wayne History Museum. P
Many things have changed over the years. P
You need to be aware of some new rules before you go in. P
Inside, there will be posted signs saying "No photography allowed". P
You will not be able to take pictures where "No Flash Photography" signs are posted on the walls. P
If you go inside and see that in some places there are no signs posted, you can take pictures without the flash. P
Camcorders and other video recording devices will not be allowed inside. P
The department store sells photos of the objects from the exhibit. P
We sell many souvenirs in the giftstore, including posters, books, and shirts. P
The souvenir shop is right behind the food court. I thank everyone for coming. P
19-16 Lesson 5-3-1
Today is the end of the test. P
I am going to measure your flexibility today. P
It's not hard, but you must follow the rules. P
This is the instrument used to measure flexibility. P
I will put this on the cushion up against the wall. P
You need to take off your shoes. P
You knees cannot be bent. P
Your legs need to be straight. P
An assistant will make sure your legs are straight. P
You must also keep your back straight. P
If not, you might limit your potential range of motion. P
Please keep your hands together. P
If your hands are not together, I will measure the hand closest to you. P
Well, good luck! P
19-17 Lesson 5-3-2
Today marks the last day of the athletic test. P
Today I will test how flexible you guys are. P
It's not too difficult, but there are guidelines in place. P
We will measure your flexibility with this machine. P
This instrument will be placed on the mat against the wall. P
Please take off your shoes. P
You may not bend your knees during the test. P
Please make sure your legs are straight. P
If it's too difficult, a spotter will help keep your legs straight. P
You can hunch your back, but try to keep it straight. P
If you don't, your limbs might not stretch as much as they could. P
Your hands will need to be held together. P
If you cannot have your hands together, I will measure the one closer to your body. P
Everyone, please do your best! P
19-18 Lesson 5-3-3
The fitness test concludes today. P
I'm going to see how flexible you guys are. P
There are certain guidelines for the test. P
I will use this object to measure your flexibility. P
I will place this instrument on the ground beneath you. P
You may have socks on, but your shoes will have to come off. P
Please don't bend your knees. P
Your legs must be as straight as can be. P
A spotter will have his hands on your knees to make sure you don't bend them. P
Make sure that your back is straight during the test. P
If your back isn't straight, you might not achieve your potential of flexibility. P
Hands must be clasped together. P
I will measure the hand closest to you if your hands are not clasped together. P
Try your best please. P
19-19 Lesson 5-4-1
Welcome to the first assembly of the year. P
The fund raiser raised more than we expected. P
It might buy you guys some gym equipment. P
Thank you for all your help. P
From the surplus, we'll be able to sell school merchandise fifty percent cheaper. P
If you're interested in any of the upcoming projects, please email the vice principal. P
19-20 Lesson 5-4-2
I'd like to welcome the students to our annual meeting. P
The school has raised more than enough money to buy science equipment this year. P
We were thinking of contributing some money to building new basketball courts. P
Congratulations for helping raise this money. P
What's even better is that because of the extra money, we'll be able to install new toilets in the bathroom. P
If you would like to contribute anything, please send your money to the school treasurer. P