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4 5 6 7 GO AHEAD Have a quick look at the text. Why are some parts of it highlighted in bold or written in a different colour? a. They are announcing the winners of the competition. b. They are the only important parts. c. They are more important than other parts. Scan the text. What symbols can you find? List them in your notebook. What do they mean? Copy this diagram in your notebook. Scan the text again and complete the diagram with the corresponding information. Runner up 1 Title of Competition Winner Judge 1 Judge 2 Runner up 2 Read the announcement more in detail and write the corresponding name, Roland, Imelda or Jo. a. ___________ is a bus driver. b. ___________ wrote The Wire Road. c. ___________ is a housewife. d. ___________ receives a laptop. e. ___________ likes jazz. 8 Choose the best option to complete each statement. a. When the text says that Roland is on call day or night it means that i. he can expect to be called to the hospital at any time. ii. he keeps calling the hospital all the time, day or night. b. Runner up prizes in this text are i. consolation prizes. ii. second and third prizes. c. The Last Dance was short-listed for an award, which means it was i. the winner of the award. ii. one of the best books. 9 Find sentences in the text that mean the same as the following. a. He lives in Edinburgh. b. Roland isn't interested in becoming a professional writer. c. The William Trevor is a competition organised every year. d. Roland is a doctor who looks after children. Find more false friends at: http://www.saberingles.com.ar/curious/falsefriends.html Danger Cognates help you understand a text. But watch out for false cognates or false friends. They can make a text more confusing because they are pairs of words in two languages that look and / or sound similar, but have different meanings. Examples: Spanish arena = sand (not arena, which is a sort of stadium). English balloon = globo (not balón) English introduce = presentar a alguien (not present a paper or a report). English competition = competencia (not competence = skills/abilities). COMMUNICATION AND UNDERSTANDING 11
12 UNIT 1 ANNOUNCEMENT The organising committee of the 2008 William Trevor Short Story Competition is pleased to announce the result of this year's contest. And although we received more than 1,000 entries we chose just three as the winning stories. Introducing The Winner The winner, Roland Brand, besides the County Council Library & Arts Services prize of €1,000 gets a laptop computer contributed by PC Factory. The title of the winning entry is The Wire Road. About the Author When not occupied with his writing, Roland Brand is busy working in a children's hospital. Roland is a paediatrician and needs to be on call day and night. Roland‘s working hours are long and the work is intense but he still likes to dedicate time to his passion: writing. Roland doesn't want to become a professional writer - he is happy with his career. But why does he write? He The organising committee is also pleased to announce the next International Short Story Competition to take place in 2012. If you need more details access our new website www.mitchelstownshortstoryprize.com from 1st May 2009. Send your entries to shortstory@mitchelstown.com thinks that writing is a way of looking after the creative side of his personality. Introducing Runner up Prize Winners Runner up prizes of €150 each and €50 book vouchers are awarded to the following contestants: Jo Campbell, London. Although by profession Jo is a school bus driver, her other interests include painting, walking her dog and reading romantic fiction. She doesn't like watching television because she thinks it is a waste of time. What does she prefer? She prefers to spend her time writing! Imelda Carroll, Bridgetown Imelda is a housewife who, besides short stories and poetry, loves winter sports, learning about exotic countries and jazz. The William Trevor Competition is a contest which attracts more than 1,000 entries each year. Judges Debby Mayne and J.A. Konrad helped to select the best stories. Ms Mayne is a published author of five works of fiction including The Last Dance - a book short-listed for the National Children's Award. She lives in Cambridge with her husband. Mr Konrad is the editor of the magazine True Stories and he resides in Edinburgh. He is also the author of a poetry collection entitled First Light. Source: Adapted from Reader's Digest and from the original William Trevor Short Story Competition announcement, 2007.
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