Listening

People's collections

Listen to a TV reporter interviewing three people about students’ collections. Who says the sentences below? Put a tick（√）in the correct boxes.

TV reporter: Good morning, it’s Anne Ling here. Today, I will find out more about students’ collections. Here’s a student. Hello, what’s your name?

Boy: Alan.

TV reporter: Hi, Alan. Do you collect anything?

Boy: Yes, I do. I collect car magazines.

TV reporter: That’s interesting. Why car magazines?

Boy: I really love cars. 

TV reporter: Thanks, Alan. There’s a girl. Hello, what’s your name?

Girl: Ivy.

TV reporter: Do you collect anything, Ivy?

Girl: When I was small, I collected shells from the beach, but my teacher told me it’s bad for the environment.

TV reporter: I think your teacher’s right, Ivy. Here’s a parent. Does your child collect anything?

Man: Yes, my son collects computer games.

TV reporter: What do you think of this?

Man: I’m happy he’s interested in something, but I think collecting computer games is a waste of time.

TV reporter: Thanks for your time.