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    This document provides instructions and prompts for a role-playing conversation task between two candidates about celebrity culture. Candidate A is given background information on Alexander the Great being considered one of the first celebrities in history and how he promoted his image. Both candidates are then asked to have a conversation discussing whether celebrity culture is a blessing, curse, or neither for society and whether it is harmless fun or a real threat to values. Candidate A is provided potential discussion points about entertainment and promoted values, while Candidate B is given points about consequences of sudden success, celebrities filling an entertainment void, and power to mediocrity. The candidates each have 3 minutes to prepare individually before engaging in a 7-8 minute recorded conversation.

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    This document provides instructions and prompts for a role-playing conversation task between two candidates about celebrity culture. Candidate A is given background information on Alexander the Great being considered one of the first celebrities in history and how he promoted his image. Both candidates are then asked to have a conversation discussing whether celebrity culture is a blessing, curse, or neither for society and whether it is harmless fun or a real threat to values. Candidate A is provided potential discussion points about entertainment and promoted values, while Candidate B is given points about consequences of sudden success, celebrities filling an entertainment void, and power to mediocrity. The candidates each have 3 minutes to prepare individually before engaging in a 7-8 minute recorded conversation.

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    12.-Ing C1 Pcto Copr 21

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    This document provides instructions and prompts for a role-playing conversation task between two candidates about celebrity culture. Candidate A is given background information on Alexander the Great being considered one of the first celebrities in history and how he promoted his image. Both candidates are then asked to have a conversation discussing whether celebrity culture is a blessing, curse, or neither for society and whether it is harmless fun or a real threat to values. Candidate A is provided potential discussion points about entertainment and promoted values, while Candidate B is given points about consequences of sudden success, celebrities filling an entertainment void, and power to mediocrity. The candidates each have 3 minutes to prepare individually before engaging in a 7-8 minute recorded conversation.

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    IDIOMA: INGLÉS - NIVEL C1

    PRODUCCIÓN Y COPRODUCCIÓN DE TEXTOS ORALES

    MODELO - CANDIDATO A

    TAREA DE COPRODUCCIÓN

    CELEBRITY CULTURE

    Did you know that Alexander the Great is considered by some the first celebrity in history?
    Apparently he was interested not only in being the greatest man in history, but also in
    everybody knowing it, and made sure historians, sculptors and painters took care of that.

    Would you say that all the fuss about celebrities is a blessing or a curse, or neither, for
    society? Is it just harmless fun or a real threat to our values? Have a conversation with your
    partners about this.

    You may use the following ideas if they are of any help:
    • It’s good fun, it entertains people.
    • Values it promotes.
    • The desire for fame.

    You must work individually during preparation time. You can take notes, but you can only use them
    as a guideline.
    The test will be recorded.

    Preparation time: 3 minutes


    Interaction time: 7-8 minutes

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    IDIOMA: INGLÉS - NIVEL C1

    PRODUCCIÓN Y COPRODUCCIÓN DE TEXTOS ORALES

    MODELO - CANDIDATO B

    TAREA DE COPRODUCCIÓN

    CELEBRITY CULTURE

    Did you know that Alexander the Great is considered by some the first celebrity in history?
    Apparently he was interested not only in being the greatest man in history, but also in
    everybody knowing it, and made sure historians, sculptors and painters took care of that.

    Would you say that all the fuss about celebrities is a blessing or a curse, or neither, for
    society? Is it just harmless fun or a real threat to our values? Have a conversation with your
    partners about this.

    You may use the following ideas if they are of any help:
    • Consequences of sudden success.
    • Celebrities fill a void in entertainment.
    • Power to mediocrity.

    You must work individually during preparation time. You can take notes, but you can only use them
    as a guideline.
    The test will be recorded.

    Preparation time: 3 minutes


    Interaction time: 7-8 minutes

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