Teacher Guide
Explain that the students need to choose one film for each person. The profiles of the people explain what types of films they are interested in. There will be only one film from the list that correctly matches their interests. Some of the books won't match with anyone. Have them read each of the five personal descriptions, and underline their key requirements. Compare the description with any possible matches from the options and check that they meet ALL of the requirements of the person. Beware of 'word-spotting' which is using one or two identical words to form a false match (for example 'science fiction' matches with the description in C - set in the future, on another planet - but the word 'science' in D could cause a false match).
- Read each of the five personal descriptions, and underline their key requirements.
- You should look for at least three main points.
- Next, read all eight text options carefully, underlining any matches with the personal descriptions.
- Compare the description again with any possible matches from the options and check that they meet ALL of the requirements of the person.
- Beware of 'word-spotting' which is using one or two identical words to form a false match. Instead, focus on the meaning of the whole text.
6)Three of the text options are distractors.
- F - Download
- C - Blaze
- B - The Tower
- H - Catch
- E - Star Child