IELTS Listening · Cam 2
Test 4 Part 2
Great. Well, hi, everyone. My name's Jody,
Level: B1 · 60 sentences
Transcript
- Great. Well, hi, everyone.
- My name's Jody,
- And I'm one of the four recreation officers here at Rainforest Lodge.
- My job is to make sure that you all have a great stay here with us
- And go away feeling relaxed and refreshed.
- As you can see,
- We're literally in the middle of nowhere at the lodge.
- There are no newspapers or TVs,
- And there's only one phone, and that's in the office.
- The lodge is a complete get-away-from-it-all experience,
- A place to unwind
- And appreciate the world without a lot of interruptions and distractions.
- From your cabin balcony, you'll find that you can't see anyone else,
- And the only noise you should hear is the birds.
- When the luggage comes,
- One of the guys will take it across to your cabin for you
- And make sure you know the way back here to the main center for dinner in the restaurant.
- Dinner will be served in about an hour or so.
- All the times of each day's activities are printed
- On the blue sheet you should have got in the information guides that were handed out on the coach.
- Each explorer trip has a different focus,
- So it doesn't matter how many you do or on what day,
- Because there's always something new to discover in the rainforest.
- Tomorrow I think we've still got places on the Orchid and Fungi Tour.
- This is on foot
- And takes you to different parts of the rainforest.
- Or, if you prefer, there's the four-wheel drive tour to the waterfalls.
- Or the fishing trip, where I promise you we'll catch some lunch.
- And, last but not least,
- The famous crocodile cruise that leaves at 11 a.m.
- Each day. just in time for the crocodile's lunch.
- Oh, plenty to choose from here at Rainforest Lodge.
- Or just sit on your balcony,
- Relax and unwind and enjoy the views.
- In the evenings, there is the Spotlight Tour, one of my favorites.
- The Spotlight Tour leaves at sundown
- And lets you catch a glimpse of some more of the rainforest wildlife
- As it comes out at dusk to feed.
- That's a great trip, and if you can,
- I'd really try to make sure you do it during your stay.
- You've chosen to visit the rainforest in March,
- Which is just at the end of the wet season,
- So you'll soon notice how well the waterfalls are running
- And also how damp the ground is.
- Things can tend to get a bit slippery, too,
- So if you didn't bring any walking boots,
- I'd advise you to hire some from the office.
- You'll also be much better off in long trousers rather than shorts,
- Because they will give your legs more protection.
- And socks are a good idea, too.
- There's no need to be nervous of the rainforest,
- Provided that you treat it with respect and common sense.
- Most of the animals and wildlife are gentle and harmless.
- There are some venomous snakes to beware of, but really,
- They're much more frightened of you than you are of them.
- The other thing is that certain plants can cause irritation
- If you touch them with bare skin.
- Well, that's about all for the time being.
- The guys are here to take you
- And your luggage to the cabin.