FILM TRAILERS: Sharkwater
QUESTIONS:
1. This type of film is known as a:
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2. The man at beginning says that sharks:
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3. To "embark" on a journey means to:
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4. How does the man (at around the 1:00 mark of the video) describe our treatment/killing of sharks:
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5. What does this man want to tell us?:
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The compressed narrative structure of a trailer forces you to make quick inferences about character, setting, and situation. That inferential work — filling in what isn't explicitly said — is one of the core skills that distinguishes advanced listeners from intermediate ones.
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