Vang Vorng is the School Manager at the Shinta Mani Foundation’s Hospitality Training School in Siem Reap, Cambodia. He comes from a poor village and knows how hard life is for many young people. His goal is to help these young people learn skills and find good jobs in hotels.
Every year, Vorng goes to faraway schools to find students who want to learn but cannot pay for school. He gives them a chance to study at his training school. There, he teaches them English, hotel work, and life skills. Students also work at the Shinta Mani Angkor hotel to learn by doing.
Since 2023, about 30 students finish the school every year. Many find jobs in hotels. Some work at the front desk, and others want to become managers. Vorng helps students feel confident and believe they can help their families.
Vorng cares about his students like a mentor and friend. His work shows how the Shinta Mani Foundation uses money from hotels to help local people. He helps young Cambodians build better lives and hope for the future. ___________________________
Vocabulary:
Hospitality training school: A place where people learn how to work in hotels and restaurants.
Village: A small town in the countryside where people live.
Goal: Something you want to do or achieve.
To learn skills: To get new abilities or know how to do something.
Faraway: A long way from here; very far.
To pay for school: To give money so you can go to school.
Life skills: Important things you need to know to live well, like how to talk to people or manage money.
To learn by doing: To practice something to understand it better.
Front desk: The place in a hotel where guests check in and ask for help.
To feel confident: To feel sure about yourself and your abilities.
To believe: To think something is true or to have trust in something or someone.
To care about a person: To feel love or concern for someone.
A mentor: A person who helps and teaches you, like a guide or teacher.
To build a better life: To make your life good and happy by working hard and learning. ################
Multiple choice – one answer correct only:
Multiple choice – one answer only:
1. What is a hospitality training school? a) A school for car drivers b) A place to learn hotel and restaurant work c) A market for food
2. What is a village? a) A tall building b) A small town in the countryside c) A big supermarket
3. What is a goal? a) Something you want to reach or do b) A part of a book c) A kind of shoe
4. What does it mean to learn skills? a) To get new abilities b) To forget something c) To sleep during class
5. What does faraway mean? a) Easy to carry b) Very near c) Very far from here
6. What does it mean to pay for school? a) To give money for education b) To eat lunch at school c) To run to school
7. What are life skills? a) Playing football b) Important things for daily life, like speaking and using money c) Reading fairy tales
8. What does it mean to learn by doing? a) To read a book only b) To ask someone else to work c) To practice something and learn from it
9. What is the front desk? a) A tree in front of a hotel b) A place in a hotel where guests get help c) A kitchen table
10. What does it mean to feel confident? a) To feel sure about yourself b) To feel angry c) To feel hungry
11. What does it mean to believe? a) To think something is true b) To jump high c) To eat quickly
12. What does it mean to care about a person? a) To feel love or worry for someone b) To make fun of someone c) To close the door
13. What is a mentor? a) A strong animal b) A toy for children c) A person who helps and teaches you
14. What does it mean to build a better life? a) To learn and work hard for a good future b) To play video games all day c) To stay in bed
a. To think something is true b. A place where people learn how to work in hotels and restaurants c. A small town in the countryside d. Important abilities for daily life, like speaking and managing money e. To give money to go to school f. A place in a hotel where guests get help g. To feel sure about yourself h. To want to do or achieve something i. To practice something and learn from it j. To feel love or worry for someone k. To get new abilities l. A person who teaches and helps you m. To work and learn to improve your life n. Very far from here
A. To have trust or faith in something B. A small community or group of houses in the countryside C. To give money to attend classes or school D. To understand or practice new abilities E. A place where students train to work in hotels and restaurants F. To be sure about yourself and your abilities G. Important abilities to live and work well in the world H. To learn by practicing and working, not only by reading I. The person who helps and advises you in your learning or work J. To want to reach or achieve something K. To work to make life better L. The first place guests go to in a hotel to get help M. To feel love or concern for someone N. A place far away, not near
Interview with Vang Vorng -complete(not easy, try hard)
1. Where do you work and what is your role there? I work at the Shinta Mani Foundation’s __________ training school in Siem Reap. I am the school manager, and I help run the program for young __________.
2. What is your main goal for the students at the school? My goal is to give students the chance to build a better __________ through education and __________ in the hospitality industry.
3. How do you find students who want to join the school? I travel to villages __________from the city, visiting high schools to find students who want to learn but may not have the chance to __________for school.
4. What kind of skills do students learn at the school? Students learn both hospitality skills, like __________ in hotels, and important life skills that __________ them in their daily lives.
5. How do students learn these skills? They __________. We teach in the classroom, but they also work in hotels for hands-on experience.
6. What kind of jobs do students get after they finish training? Many students __________ at the front desk in hotels or become assistants. Some even move into supervisor roles.
7. Why is it important for students to feel confident? Feeling confident helps __________ do their jobs well and believe that they can succeed in life.
8. How do you support and guide the students during their training? I care about each student and act as a __________, helping them with advice and support.
9. What do you believe about the power of education? I believe education is a bridge from poverty to a better life. It can change a person’s __________.
10. How does the hospitality training school help the wider community? The school helps young people get good __________, which supports their families and inspires others in their villages to work hard and dream big.
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1. Where do you work and what is your role there? I work at the Shinta Mani Foundation’s hospitality training school in Siem Reap. I am the school manager, and I help run the program for young people.
2. What is your main goal for the students at the school? My goal is to give students the chance to build a better life through education and work in the hospitality industry.
3. How do you find students who want to join the school? I travel to villages faraway from the city, visiting high schools to find students who want to learn but may not have the chance to pay for school.
4. What kind of skills do students learn at the school? Students learn both hospitality skills, like working in hotels, and important life skills that help them in their daily lives.
5. How do students learn these skills? They learn by doing. We teach in the classroom, but they also work in hotels for hands-on experience.
6. What kind of jobs do students get after they finish training? Many students work at the front desk in hotels or become assistants. Some even move into supervisor roles.
7. Why is it important for students to feel confident? Feeling confident helps students do their jobs well and believe that they can succeed in life.
8. How do you support and guide the students during their training? I care about each student and act as a mentor, helping them with advice and support.
9. What do you believe about the power of education? I believe education is a bridge from poverty to a better life. It can change a person’s future.
10. How does the hospitality training school help the wider community? The school helps young people get good jobs, which supports their families and inspires others in their villages to work hard and dream big.
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Rewrite the following text in 3rd person singular and make all changes necessary:
I work as the school manager at a hospitality training school in Siem Reap. My job is to find young students from villages far away. I help them learn skills to work in hotels. They study English, hospitality, and life skills. I also teach them how to learn by doing, with practice in hotels. I guide and support the students like a mentor. I want them to feel confident and believe in themselves. My goal is to help them build a better life and find good jobs in the hotel industry. This work helps many young people and their families. ________________
YOU WRITE:
Vang Vorng works as the school manager…………………….
……………………..manager at a hospitality training school in Siem Reap. His job is to find young students from villages far away. He helps them learn skills to work in hotels. They study English, hospitality, and life skills. He also teaches them how to learn by doing, with practice in hotels. He guides and supports the students like a mentor. He wants them to feel confident and believe in themselves. His goal is to help them build a better life and find good jobs in the hotel industry. This work helps many young people and their families.
Vang Vorng is from Cambodia. He is a kind and helpful man. He works at a school in Siem Reap. The school is part of the Shinta Mani Foundation. It is a hotel school. Poor students can study there for free.
Vorng helps students from small villages. Their families do not have much money. He goes to visit schools in the countryside. He talks to students and their parents. He says, “Do you want to study?” If they say yes, he helps them come to the hotel school.
At the school, students learn English. They learn how to speak to guests. They also learn how to work in hotels. They clean rooms, serve food, and work at the front desk. They study in class and practice in a real hotel. Vorng is their teacher. He helps them every day. He is friendly and patient.
Since 2023, more than 60 students finished the program. Now, they have good jobs in hotels. They are happy. They can help their families.
Vorng is proud of his students. He says, “I want to help more young people.” He is a hero in his community. He gives students hope and a better future.
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Vocabulary:
kind – a person who is nice and cares about other people helpful – a person who wants to help others for free – you do not need to pay money a village – a small town in the countryside countryside – land with farms, fields, and villages (not a city) to clean a room – to make a room tidy and not dirty to serve food – to give food to someone at a table or in a restaurant front desk – the place in a hotel where people check in or ask questions to study in class – to learn with a teacher in a school or classroom to practice – to do something again and again to get better to be patient – to stay calm and not get angry when things are slow to finish a program – to do all the classes and work in a course or school to be proud – to feel happy about something you or someone else did well a hero – a person who helps others and does good things a community – the people who live in the same place to give somebody hope – to help someone believe that good things can happen a better future – a life that is happier and easier than before
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Vocabulary Multiple Choice Test – only one answer is correct
1. What does „kind“ mean? A) A person who is nice and cares about others B) A person who runs fast C) A person who works in a kitchen
2. What does „helpful“ mean? A) A person who wants to help others B) A person who sleeps a lot C) A person who eats quickly
3. What does „for free“ mean? A) You pay with coins B) You do not need to pay money C) You get a ticket
4. What is „a village“? A) A very big city B) A place with many buses C) A small town in the countryside
5. What is „the countryside“? A) A place with farms and small villages B) A street with many cars C) A building in the city
6. What does „to clean a room“ mean? A) To make the room tidy and not dirty B) To paint the walls C) To bring food
7. What does „to serve food“ mean? A) To take food to someone at a table B) To throw food in the bin C) To cook rice and vegetables
8. What is the „front desk“ in a hotel? A) The kitchen where food is made B) The place where people check in and ask questions C) The room where people sleep
9. What does „to study in class“ mean? A) To sleep in a chair B) To learn with a teacher C) To clean the classroom
10. What does „to practice“ mean? A) To do something again and again to get better B) To stop doing something C) To go to the market
11. What does „to be patient“ mean? A) To speak fast and loudly B) To stay calm and not get angry C) To run to school
12. What does „to finish a program“ mean? A) To do all the classes in a school B) To go home early C) To start work late
13. What does „to be proud“ mean? A) To feel good about a job well done B) To feel hungry after work C) To sleep after dinner
14. What is a „hero“? A) A person who helps others and does good things B) A person who sells food C) A person who likes to play games
15. What is a „community“? A) The people who live in the same place B) The workers in a hotel C) A group of students in a class
16. What does „to give somebody hope“ mean? A) To make them happy and believe good things can happen B) To show them a movie C) To ask them to sing a song
17. What is „a better future“? A) A life that is happier and easier B) A new pair of shoes C) A big meal at home
A. To stay calm and not get angry B. A person who helps others and does good things C. A small town in the countryside D. A person who wants to help others E. A place in a hotel where people check in or ask questions F. A person who is nice and cares about others G. To feel good about something you did H. To carry food to someone at a table I. A place with farms and fields J. To make someone believe good things will come K. To do something again and again to get better L. To do all the classes in a course M. No money is needed N. To learn in a classroom with a teacher O. To make a place tidy and not dirty P. A group of people living in one area Q. A life that is easier and happier _____________________
1. Q: Where do you live and where do your students come from? A: I live in a small ________, and my students come from the __________ around Siem Reap.
2. Q: What is your job at the school and what do you do every day? A: I am the school __________. I visit high schools, help __________, and teach life skills every day.
3. Q: How do you help students with their future and their jobs? A: I help students find their first __________ in tourism and give them hope for a better __________.
4. Q: What kind of program do you have, and do students pay __________? A: The program is free. Students do not __________ money to study or learn life skills.
5. Q: How many students do you help every __________ and where do they come from? A: I help more than 30 students every year. Most come from poor __________ around Siem Reap.
6. Q: What do students learn in your __________ and how do you teach them? A: Students learn to serve __________ clean rooms, and practice __________. I teach life skills and design the curriculum.
7. Q: Why do you like your job and how do you feel about your students? A: I like my job because I help young __________. I am proud of all the students who finish the program.
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1. Q: Where do you live and where do your students come from? A: I live in a small village, and my students come from the countryside around Siem Reap.
2. Q: What is your job at the school and what do you do every day? A: I am the school manager. I visit high schools, help students, and teach life skills every day.
3. Q: How do you help students with their future and their jobs? A: I help students find their first job in tourism and give them hope for a better future.
4. Q: What kind of program do you have, and do students pay money? A: The program is free. Students do not pay money to study or learn life skills.
5. Q: How many students do you help every year and where do they come from? A: I help more than 30 students every year. Most come from poor communities around Siem Reap.
6. Q: What do students learn in your school and how do you teach them? A: Students learn to serve food, clean rooms, and practice English. I teach life skills and design the curriculum.
7. Q: Why do you like your job and how do you feel about your students? A: I like my job because I help young people. I am proud of all the students who finish the program.
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Mr. Vang Vorng’s story:
I am Mr. Vang Vorng. I come from a small village in Cambodia. I work as a school manager at Shinta Mani Foundation. I visit high schools to find students who want to learn. I teach them life skills and help design their learning. The program is free. I also help students find their first job in tourism. I am proud when students finish the program and start a better life. I want to help many more young people.
Rewrite the story in the 3rd person singular, make all changes necessary:
His name is Mr. Vang Vorng. He comes from a small…..
________________________ Answer: ………… from a small village in Cambodia. He works as a school manager at Shinta Mani Foundation. He visits high schools to find students who want to learn. He teaches them life skills and helps design their learning. The program is free. He also helps students find their first job in tourism. He is proud when students finish the program and start a better life. He wants to help many more young people.
A great waiter in a 5-star hotel is not just someone who serves food well — they are an ambassador of luxury, professionalism, and exceptional service. Here’s what sets them apart:
1. Impeccable Appearance
Always well-groomed and perfectly dressed according to hotel standards.
Clean hands, trimmed nails, polished shoes — every detail matters.
2. Exceptional Etiquette and Manners
Polite, respectful, and discreet.
Uses formal and appropriate language (e.g., “Sir/Madam” or the guest’s name when known).
Knows how to serve from the left, clear from the right, and follow fine dining protocols.
3. Strong Product Knowledge
Knows every item on the menu — ingredients, preparation, taste, and dietary restrictions.
Can recommend dishes and wine pairings confidently.
Keeps up with seasonal changes or daily specials.
4. Anticipation of Guest Needs
Notices when a glass is nearly empty or a guest looks uncertain — and acts before being asked.
Remembers repeat guests’ preferences and makes them feel recognized and special.
5. Flawless Communication(in foreign language, as well)
Speaks clearly, confidently, and in a calm tone.
Listens actively and repeats orders back to avoid mistakes.
Handles special requests or complaints with grace and professionalism.
6. Efficiency and Timing
Ensures courses arrive in the right order and at the right pace.
Coordinates seamlessly with kitchen and other staff — without guests noticing.
7. Discretion and Confidentiality
Never gossips or comments on guests.
Understands when to approach and when to step back.
8. Calm Under Pressure
Handles difficult guests, sudden changes, or peak hours without showing stress.
Keeps a positive attitude even when things go wrong.
9. Teamwork
Supports colleagues and maintains harmony in the restaurant.
Communicates effectively with chefs, hosts, and managers.
10. Genuine Hospitality
Shows warmth, sincerity, and pride in service.
Makes guests feel welcomed, valued, and cared for — not just served.
Bonus: 💡 Examples of Excellence
Guest spills a drink? A great waiter cleans it quickly, replaces it without being asked, and checks if the guest needs anything else.
VIP guest returns? They are greeted by name, seated at their favorite table, and offered their usual drink — without needing to ask.
In short: A great 5-star hotel waiter blends professionalism with personal warmth. They don’t just serve — they elevate the dining experience into something memorable.
A suggested priority order for the qualities of a great waiter /waitress in a 5-star hotel, based on what most luxury hotels value most in terms of guest experience and service standards:
🔝 Top Priority (Essential Qualities)
Genuine Hospitality → Guests feel welcome, cared for, and important.
Exceptional Etiquette and Manners → Shows respect, professionalism, and refinement.
Anticipation of Guest Needs → Proactive service creates a seamless, luxury experience.
Flawless Communication → Avoids mistakes, builds trust, and ensures clarity.
Strong Product Knowledge → Ability to answer guest questions, make recommendations, and show confidence.
🥈 Second Priority (Important Support Skills)
Impeccable Appearance → First impressions matter in a luxury environment.
Calm Under Pressure → Keeps service smooth even in stressful situations.
Efficiency and Timing → Ensures smooth pacing and flow of the meal.
🥉 Third Priority (Professional Standards)
Teamwork → Ensures consistency and harmony in service.
Discretion and Confidentiality → Important, especially with VIP guests, but situational.
This order may vary slightly depending on the specific hotel or guest type, but hospitality, etiquette, anticipation, and communication are universally considered top priorities in 5-star service.
Clean water and good sanitation are very important for health. With help from partners around 1,200 water wells have been dug in Cambodian villages. These wells give people clean drinking water close to their homes.
To improve hygiene, toilets and handwashing areas have been built in schools and villages. Children and families can now use clean toilets, which helps stop the spread of disease. Sanitation blocks and clean water stations also help people stay healthy.
In some places, small playgrounds were built for children to play safely. Canning buildings were also added to help families keep food fresh for longer. To support farming and daily life, families received chicken coops and vegetable gardens. These help them grow food and earn some money.
Houses have also been built for families who had no safe place to live. These strong houses give children and parents better protection and a more hopeful future.
This support helps improve life in the countryside. Clean water, better toilets, food gardens, and safe homes all make life healthier and stronger for families in rural areas.
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Vocabulary:
Sanitation – Having clean places to wash, go to the toilet, and remove waste so people stay healthy.
Health – The condition of your body and mind; being free from illness or feeling well.
A water well – A deep hole in the ground where people can get water.
To dig (dug, dug) – To make a hole in the ground using your hands or a tool.
To improve hygiene – To make habits and conditions cleaner so people don’t get sick.
Clean – Not dirty; free from dust, germs, or waste.
To spread – To move from one place or person to another.
A disease – An illness that makes people or animals sick.
A sanitation block – A small building with toilets and places to wash for many people to use.
To stay healthy – To continue feeling well and not get sick.
A playground – An outdoor area where children can play.
To play safely – To enjoy games or activities without getting hurt.
A canning building – A place where people put food in jars or cans to keep it for a long time.
To keep food fresh – To stop food from going bad too quickly.
To support farming – To help people grow food or take care of animals.
To receive – To get something that is given to you.
A coop – A small house where chickens or other animals live.
Vegetables – Plants like carrots, tomatoes, and beans that people eat.
To earn money – To get money by working or doing something useful.
Protection – Being safe from danger, illness, or bad weather.
A hopeful future – A good life that may come later; believing life will be better.
A rural area – The countryside; a place far from cities, with farms and small villages.
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Multiple choice questions, with only one correct answer
What is a water well used for? A) To store food B) To get clean water from the ground C) To play games
What does to dig mean? A) To build a house B) To make a hole in the ground C) To carry heavy things
What is sanitation about? A) Growing vegetables B) Playing safely C) Having clean toilets and washing areas
Why do people want to improve hygiene? A) To cook faster B) To stay healthy C) To walk to school
What is the meaning of clean? A) New and cheap B) Not dirty C) Very big
What does to spread mean? A) To give something to many people or places B) To hide something C) To stop something quickly
A disease is: A) A type of plant B) A game children play C) An illness that makes people sick
Where do many people use toilets and wash their hands together? A) In a playground B) In a sanitation block C) In a vegetable garden
Why is it important to stay healthy? A) To play more games B) To avoid getting sick C) To build new houses
What do children do in a playground? A) Wash clothes B) Learn to read C) Play and have fun
What does it mean to play safely? A) To play without getting hurt B) To play in the rain C) To play at night
A canning building is a place where people: A) Cook fresh meals B) Put food in jars or cans C) Grow rice and corn
Why do people keep food fresh? A) To make it taste bad B) To throw it away later C) To eat it later without it going bad
What does to support farming mean? A) To help grow food and take care of animals B) To play on the farm C) To clean the house
What does it mean to receive something? A) To give something B) To get something C) To buy something
What is a coop used for? A) For growing flowers B) For washing vegetables C) For keeping chickens
Which of these is a vegetable? A) Carrot B) Cookie C) Chicken
What does to earn money mean? A) To lose money B) To get money by working C) To hide money
What is protection? A) Something that keeps you safe B) A kind of game C) A way to cook food
What is a rural area? A) A big city B) A place with many shops C) The countryside, with farms and small villages
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Answers: 1 B, 2 B, 3 C, 4 B, 5 B, 6 A, 7 C, 8 B, 9 B, 10 C, 11 A, 12 B, 13 C, 14 A, 15 B, 16 C, 17 A, 18 B, 19 A, 20 C
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Match the word with Its definition
Words:
Sanitation
Health
Water well
To dig
Hygiene
Clean
Disease
Sanitation block
Playground
Canning building
Vegetable
Coop
To earn money
Protection
Rural area
Definitions:
A. A deep hole where people get water from the ground B. A small house where chickens live C. The condition of being free from illness D. The countryside with farms and small villages E. To make a hole in the ground F. A place for children to play safely outside G. Having clean toilets and washing places to keep people healthy H. To get money by working I. Not dirty or full of germs J. A type of food like carrots and tomatoes K. A building to put food in jars or cans to keep it fresh L. An illness that makes people sick M. Something that keeps people safe from harm N. The practice of keeping clean to avoid sickness O. A small building with toilets and washing places
Answers: 1 G, 2 C, 3 A, 4 E, 5 N, 6 I, 7 L, 8 O, 9 F, 10 K, 11 J, 12 B, 13 H, 14 M, 15 D
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Gap-Fill Exercise
Good _______ means having clean toilets and washing places. a) protection b) sanitation c) digging
When people feel well and do not get sick, they have good _______. a) health b) disease c) playground
A _______ is a deep hole people dig to get clean water. a) vegetable b) coop c) water well
Farmers _______ the ground to plant crops or find water. a) dig b) spread c) receive
To _______ hygiene means to make cleaning habits better. a) improve b) earn c) keep
If something is _______ it is not dirty or full of germs. a) clean b) healthy c) safe
A _______ can move quickly from one person or place to another. a) disease b) vegetable c) protection
A _______ is a building with toilets and washing places for many people. a) sanitation block b) playground c) coop
To _______ healthy means to avoid getting sick. a) stay b) dig c) spread
A safe place outside where children can play is called a _______. a) vegetable b) playground c) sanitation block
A _______ is a building to keep food fresh in jars or cans. a) sanitation block b) canning building c) coop
Farmers grow _______ like carrots, beans, and tomatoes to eat. a) diseases b) vegetables c) protections
A small house where chickens live is called a _______. a) garden b) coop c) well
People work to _______ money to buy things they need. a) spread b) keep c) earn
When someone gives you something, you _______ it. a) receive b) improve c) dig
_______ means being safe from danger or harm. a) Hygiene b) Protection c) Digging
When you believe in a better life ahead, you have a _______ future. a) hopeful b) dirty c) small
A _______ area is the countryside with farms and few buildings. a) clean b) healthy c) rural
_______________________ 1 b, 2 a, 3 c, 4 a, 5 a, 6 a, 7 a, 8 a, 9 a, 10 b, 11 b, 12 b, 13 b, 14 c, 15 a, 16 b, 17 a, 18 c
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Gap-Fill Exercise – no words given
Clean water and good _______ are very important for health.
Around 1,200 water _______ have been dug in Cambodian villages.
These wells give people clean drinking water close to their _______.
To improve _______, toilets and handwashing areas have been built.
Clean toilets help stop the spread of _______.
Sanitation blocks and clean water stations help people stay _______.
Small _______ were built for children to play safely.
_______ buildings help families keep food fresh for longer.
Families received chicken _______ and vegetable gardens to support farming.
These help families grow food and _______ some money.
Houses have been built for families who had no safe _______ to live.
Strong houses give better protection and a more _______ future.
Clean water, better toilets, food gardens, and safe homes improve life in _______ areas.
The Shinta Mani Foundation helps poor villages in Cambodia. One important part of their work is giving people clean water and toilets. They have built more than 1,200 water wells in the countryside. These wells give families clean water for drinking and cooking.
They also build toilets in homes, schools, and health centers. In areas with floods, they make special high toilets called „Sky Latrines.“ These toilets stay dry and safe, even during floods.
At schools, the foundation builds toilets, clean kitchens, and playgrounds. This helps children stay healthy and happy. They also help health centers by building bathrooms and family waiting rooms.
The Shinta Mani Foundation also helps families grow food. They build vegetable gardens and small chicken farms. Families can eat the food or sell it to earn money.a cooking area,
Very poor families get new homes with toilets and cooking areas. Local workers build these homes. This gives jobs to people in the village.
The foundation works with local groups like Rice for Cambodia. Their goal is to make life better for families in the countryside. Clean water, good toilets, safe homes, and healthy food help people live better, safer lives. Everything is built with love and care for the community.
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Vocabulary:
A village: A small group of houses where people live, smaller than a town. Example: She lives in a quiet village with her family.
Clean water: Water that is safe to drink and use. Example: We need clean water to stay healthy.
A water well: A deep hole in the ground that gives water. Example: The people get water from the village well.
Countryside: Land with farms, fields, and small villages, not a city. Example: The countryside is quiet and green.
A health center: A small place where people go to see a doctor or nurse. Example: The health center gives medicine to sick people.
A flood: When there is too much water on the land, usually after heavy rain. Example: The flood made the road very wet.
To stay dry: To not get wet. Example: I used an umbrella to stay dry in the rain.
A playground: A place where children play, often with swings and slides. Example: The school has a new playground.
To stay healthy: To not get sick and feel well. Example: We eat fruit and vegetables to stay healthy.
To grow food: To plant and take care of food like rice or vegetables. Example: Farmers grow food in the fields.
Vegetables: Plants like carrots, tomatoes, or beans that we eat. Example: I eat vegetables every day.
A chicken: A farm bird that gives eggs or meat. Example: The chicken is in the yard.
To earn money: To get money for doing work. Example: She earns money by selling eggs.
A cooking area: A place where people make food. Example: The cooking area has a stove and pots.
A goal: Something you want to do or make happen. Example: My goal is to help my family.
Love and care: Being kind and helping others. Example: She takes care of her baby with love.
A community: A group of people who live in the same place and help each other. Example: Our village is a strong community.
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Vocabulary :
1. What is a village? A. A big city with many cars B. A small place where people live C. A tall building in the city
2. What is clean water? A. Water from the sea B. Water that is safe to drink C. Dirty water from the street
3. What is a water well? A. A toy for children B. A machine that makes food C. A hole in the ground to get water
4. What is the countryside? A. A busy street in the city B. A place with farms and fields C. A shopping mall
5. What is a health center? A. A place to see a doctor or nurse B. A school for children C. A place to buy clothes
6. What is a flood? A. A kind of food B. A lot of water on the land C. A sunny day
7. What does “to stay dry” mean? A. To not get wet B. To run in the rain C. To drink juice
8. What is a playground? A. A farm for animals B. A room for cooking C. A place where children play
9. What does “to stay healthy” mean? A. To sleep all day B. To eat good food and not get sick C. To play video games all day
10. What does “to grow food” mean? A. To eat fast food B. To plant food like rice or vegetables C. To cook food
11. What are vegetables? A. Plants like carrots or beans B. Sweet cakes C. Drinks with sugar
12. What is a chicken? A. A kind of tree B. A bird that gives eggs or meat C. A fish from the sea
13. What does “to earn money” mean? A. To sleep at home B. To get money from work C. To watch TV
14. What is a cooking area? A. A place to make food B. A place to play C. A place to take a bath
15. What is a goal? A. Something you want to do B. A food you eat C. A place to sit
16. What is love and care? A. Being kind and helping people B. Running and jumping C. Buying new clothes
17. What is a community? A. A group of people who live and help together B. A store for food C. A kind of toy
The Shinta Mani Foundation helps villages in Cambodia.
They build water wells for clean water.
People get clean water to drink and cook.
They build toilets in homes and schools.
Some toilets are high to stay dry in floods.
Children play in the playground at school.
The foundation helps families grow vegetables.
They build small chicken farms for families.
Families can eat food from their gardens.
Some families get new homes with toilets.
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Match the word with its correct definition
Words:
village
water well
flood
playground
healthy
vegetables
chicken
earn money
cooking area
goal
love and care
community
Definitions:
A. A place where children play outside B. A group of people living and working together C. A hole dug to get water from the ground D. To get money by working E. A place in the home where food is made F. When too much water covers the land G. Feeling good and not sick H. Small plants people grow to eat, like carrots I. A small town in the countryside J. To want to do or achieve something K. A bird kept for eggs and meat L. Helping others with kindness and care
A village is a small place where many people live together.
Clean water is not good for cooking or drinking.
A water well is a hole that gives clean water to people.
Children do not like to play in playgrounds near their schools.
A flood happens when water covers the land after heavy rain.
Vegetables are fruits that grow on trees.
Chickens give us eggs and meat to eat.
People earn money by playing all day.
A cooking area is where people prepare food in a house.
A goal is something you want to do or finish in the future.
False: 2, 4, 6, 8
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Fill in the blanks:
Many people live together in a small __________.
Families need __________ to drink and cook safely.
A __________ gives water from the ground to the people.
A __________ happens when too much water covers the land.
Children like to play outside in the __________.
Eating good food helps you stay __________.
Farmers grow __________ like carrots and beans.
A __________ is a bird that gives eggs and meat.
People work hard to __________ and support their family.
The __________ is the place in the home where food is made.
A __________ is something you want to do or achieve.
A __________ is a group of people living and working together.
clean water / playground / chicken / earn money / community / water well / flood / healthy / cooking area /village / goal / vegetables
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Correct order:
village / clean water / water well / flood / playground / healthy / vegetables / chicken / earn money / cooking area / goal / community
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Interview with a Shinta Mani Foundation Representative – complete, words below
Interviewer: Hello! What does the Shinta Mani Foundation do? Representative: Hello! We help poor __________ in Cambodia. We build clean water __________ and toilets.
Interviewer: How many wells have you built? Representative: We built about 1,200 __________. They give clean water for drinking and cooking.
Interviewer: What kinds of toilets do you build? Representative: We build toilets in homes, schools, and __________. In flood areas, we build high toilets called „Sky Latrines.“
Interviewer: Do you help schools? Representative: Yes. We build toilets, clean kitchens, and playgrounds for __________.
Interviewer: How do you help families? Representative: We help families grow __________ and keep chickens. They can eat or sell the food.
Interviewer: Do you help with homes? Representative: Yes. Very poor families get __________ homes with toilets and __________ areas. Local workers build the houses.
Interviewer: Who do you work with? Representative: We work with local __________ like Rice for Cambodia.
Interviewer: What is your goal? Representative: Our goal is to help families live __________ and safer lives.
________________ groups – health centers – villages – cooking – wells – vegetables – better – children – new – wells ________________
Correct version:
Interview with a Shinta Mani Foundation Representative
Interviewer: Hello! What does the Shinta Mani Foundation do? Representative: Hello! We help poor villages in Cambodia. We build clean water wells and toilets.
Interviewer: How many wells have you built? Representative: We built about 1,200 wells. They give clean water for drinking and cooking.
Interviewer: What kinds of toilets do you build? Representative: We build toilets in homes, schools, and health centers. In flood areas, we build high toilets called „Sky Latrines.“
Interviewer: Do you help schools? Representative: Yes. We build toilets, clean kitchens, and playgrounds for children.
Interviewer: How do you help families? Representative: We help families grow vegetables and keep chickens. They can eat or sell the food.
Interviewer: Do you help with homes? Representative: Yes. Very poor families get new homes with toilets and cooking areas. Local workers build the houses.
Interviewer: Who do you work with? Representative: We work with local groups like Rice for Cambodia.
Interviewer: What is your goal? Representative: Our goal is to help families live better and safer lives.
A statement about the Shinta Mani Foundation by a villager – after having done all the exercises above, understanding shouldn’t be a problem.
The Shinta Mani Foundation helps our village in many ways. They build clean water wells so people have safe water to drink and cook. They also build toilets in homes, schools, and health centers. In places where floods happen, they build special toilets that stay dry.
The foundation helps schools by building playgrounds and clean kitchens. They support families to grow vegetables and raise chickens. This helps families eat healthy food and earn money by selling extra food.
They also build new houses for very poor families. Local people help build the houses, so many people get jobs. The foundation’s work makes our village a better place. We are very thankful for their help.
In rural Cambodia, many families are poor and lack access to education, healthcare, and jobs. The Shinta Mani Foundation helps by offering micro loans—small, interest-free loans to people who cannot get money from banks. These loans help villagers start or grow small businesses.
For example, some people use the money to buy animals like cows or chickens, which give them food and income. Others open small shops, buy sewing machines, or make crafts. Some use the loan to buy bicycles or motorbikes so they can travel to work or markets more easily.
The programme is different from normal charity because people must pay the loan back, even though they don’t pay interest. This makes people feel proud and responsible. When one person pays back their loan, the money is used to help someone else. This keeps the programme going without needing new money.
The loans improve many parts of life. Families earn more money, send children to school, eat better, and get healthcare. The whole village becomes stronger.
The Shinta Mani Foundation’s micro loan programme gives people the chance to help themselves. It respects their dignity and helps them build a better future—one small loan at a time.
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Vocabulary:
Rural – a place in the countryside, not in a city or town. Example: She lives in a small rural village.
To lack access – to not have a way to use or get something. Example: Many people in rural areas lack access to clean water.
Healthcare – services to keep people healthy, like hospitals, doctors, and medicine. Example: Good healthcare helps people live longer.
To offer – to give or provide something. Example: The school offers free English classes.
An interest-free loan – money you borrow and do not have to pay extra for. Example: He got an interest-free loan to start his business.
A villager – a person who lives in a village. Example: The villagers grow rice and vegetables.
To grow a business – to make a business bigger or better. Example: She used the money to grow her small shop.
A chicken – a farm bird that gives eggs and meat. Example: They keep chickens in their yard.
An income – the money someone earns from work or business. Example: His income comes from selling fruit.
A sewing machine – a machine used to make or fix clothes. Example: She makes clothes with her sewing machine.
To make a craft – to create things by hand, like baskets or jewelry. Example: He makes crafts from wood.
Charity – help given to people in need, often with money or food. Example: The charity gives clothes to poor families.
To pay back – to return money you borrowed. Example: I will pay back the loan next month.
To feel proud – to feel happy about something you or someone did well. Example: She felt proud of her work.
Responsible – someone who does what they need to do and takes care of things. Example: He is responsible for feeding the animals.
To keep something going – to make something continue. Example: The teacher worked hard to keep the project going.
To improve – to make something better. Example: He wants to improve his English.
To earn money – to get money by working. Example: She earns money by selling vegetables.
To help oneself – to do something without waiting for others to do it. Example: With the loan, he can help himself and start a business.
To respect dignity – to treat someone in a way that shows they are important and valuable. Example: We should respect the dignity of all people.
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Multiple-choice exercise, one correct answer:
1. What does „respect dignity“ mean? a) Treat someone as important and valuable b) Ignore someone’s feelings c) Make fun of others
2. To „earn money“ means to: a) Spend money on shopping b) Get money by working c) Save money in the bank
3. What is a „chicken“? a) A farm bird that gives eggs and meat b) A type of vegetable c) A small tool for sewing
4. If someone „feels proud,“ they: a) Feel tired after work b) Feel happy about something good they did c) Feel sad about a mistake
5. To „improve“ something means to: a) Break it b) Ignore it c) Make it better
6. Which is the best definition of „charity“? a) Help given to people in need b) A loan with interest c) A type of business
7. „To keep something going“ means to: a) Forget about it b) Stop it suddenly c) Make it continue
8. A „villager“ is: a) Someone who lives in a city b) Someone who lives in a village c) Someone who works in an office
9. If you „lack access“ to something, you: a) Have many options to use it b) Do not have a way to use or get it c) Choose not to use it
10. What does „to help oneself“ mean? a) To wait for help from others b) To do something without waiting for others c) To ask someone else to do it for you
11. An „interest-free loan“ is: a) Money you borrow and pay extra fees on b) Money you borrow without paying extra fees c) Money you receive as a gift
12. What is a „sewing machine“ used for? a) Cooking meals b) Cleaning floors c) Making or fixing clothes
13. To „pay back“ means to: a) Borrow money again b) Lose money in a business c) Return money you borrowed
14. What does „responsible“ mean? a) Someone who avoids work b) Someone who ignores their tasks c) Someone who does their duties and takes care of things
15. To „offer“ something means to: a) Take it away b) Give or provide it c) Hide it
16. What is „healthcare“? a) Education in schools b) Services to keep people healthy like doctors and medicine c) Places where people work
17. If you „grow a business,“ you: a) Make the business bigger or better b) Close the business for a while c) Start a new hobby
18. „Rural“ means: a) In the countryside, not in the city b) In a busy city center c) On the coast by the sea
Interviewer: What is the Shinta Mani Foundation? Representative: It is an organization that helps people in __________ Cambodia.
Interviewer: How does your foundation help people? Representative: We give small loans without __________ to villagers.
Interviewer: What is a micro loan? Representative: It is a small amount of money that people borrow to start or __________ a business.
Interviewer: Why do you not charge interest on the loans? Representative: Because many villagers cannot pay extra money. We want to help them __________.
Interviewer: What kinds of __________ do people start with these loans? Representative: They buy animals like cows and chickens or open small shops.
Interviewer: How do these loans help families? Representative: Families can earn more __________ and improve their lives.
Interviewer: What does it mean to repay the loan? Representative: It means to give the money back after some __________.
Interviewer: Why is repaying important? Representative: It helps the foundation give loans to other __________ too.
Interviewer: How do micro loans affect children? Representative: When families have more money, children can go to __________.
Interviewer: Does the program help people feel proud? Representative: Yes, because they work hard and __________their own lives.
Interviewer: What is the goal of your micro loan program? Representative: To help people __________ independent and strong.
Interviewer: How can people learn more about your work? Representative: They can visit our __________ or contact us directly.
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businesses – improve – money – rural – school – website – interest – villagers – grow – become – time – succeed ################## Correct version:
Interviewer: What is the Shinta Mani Foundation? Representative: It is an organization that helps people in rural Cambodia.
Interviewer: How does your foundation help people? Representative: We give small loans without interest to villagers.
Interviewer: What is a micro loan? Representative: It is a small amount of money that people borrow to start or grow a business.
Interviewer: Why do you not charge interest on the loans? Representative: Because many villagers cannot pay extra money. We want to help them succeed.
Interviewer: What kinds of businesses do people start with these loans? Representative: They buy animals like cows and chickens or open small shops.
Interviewer: How do these loans help families? Representative: Families can earn more money and improve their lives.
Interviewer: What does it mean to repay the loan? Representative: It means to give the money back after some time.
Interviewer: Why is repaying important? Representative: It helps the foundation give loans to other villagers too.
Interviewer: How do micro loans affect children? Representative: When families have more money, children can go to school.
Interviewer: Does the program help people feel proud? Representative: Yes, because they work hard and improve their own lives.
Interviewer: What is the goal of your micro loan program? Representative: To help people become independent and strong.
Interviewer: How can people learn more about your work? Representative: They can visit our website or contact us directly.
In rural Cambodia, many families are poor. They have little education, healthcare, or jobs. Giving only charity does not fix the problem for a long time. People need a way to improve their lives by themselves. The Shinta Mani Foundation helps by giving small loans without interest. These loans are called micro loans.
Normal banks often ask for something valuable or charge high fees. But the Foundation gives loans to villagers who cannot get money from banks. They believe a little help and trust can help people succeed.
The loans are usually a few hundred dollars. People use the money to start or grow small businesses. Some buy animals like cows, buffaloes, or chickens. These animals give money and food. Others open small shops, buy sewing machines, or make crafts. Some buy bicycles or motorbikes to travel easier.
People must pay back the loans, but without extra money. This helps them feel proud and responsible. When loans are paid back, the money helps others in the village.
Because of these loans, families earn more money. They can send children to school, eat better food, and get healthcare. Small businesses help the whole community. The micro loans help people change their lives step by step, with respect and hope.
___________________________ Vocabulary:
Rural: A place in the countryside, not a city or town.
Education: Learning at school or from teachers.
Healthcare: Help from doctors and nurses when people are sick.
A charity: A group that helps people who need support.
To improve: To make something better.
A loan without interest: Money you borrow and pay back without extra money added.
Valuable: Something worth a lot or important.
To charge a fee: To ask for money to pay for a service.
To believe: To think something is true.
To trust people: To feel sure that people will do what they say.
To succeed: To do well or reach a goal.
To grow a business: To make a business bigger or better.
A chicken: A bird people keep for eggs or meat.
A sewing machine: A machine to make or fix clothes.
To make a craft: To create something by hand, like art or useful things.
To travel: To go from one place to another.
To pay back: To return money you borrowed.
To feel proud: To feel happy because you did something good.
To be responsible: To do what you should and take care of things.
To earn money: To get money by working or selling things.
A community: A group of people living in the same place or sharing things.
Step by step: Doing something little by little, slowly.
Hope: Feeling that good things can happen in the future.
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Match the word with the correct definition
Words:
Rural
Education
Charity
To improve
Loan without interest
Valuable
To charge a fee
To trust people
To succeed
To grow a business
To pay back
To feel proud
To be responsible
Community
Hope
Definitions:
a) A place in the countryside, not a city or town.
b) Learning at school or from teachers.
c) A group that helps people who need support.
d) To make something better.
e) Money you borrow and pay back without extra money added.
f) Something important or worth a lot.
g) To ask for money for a service.
h) To feel sure that people will do what they say.
i) To do well or reach a goal.
j) To make a business bigger or better.
k) To return money you borrowed.
l) To feel happy because you did something good.
m) To do what you should and take care of things.
n) A group of people living in the same place or sharing things.
o) Feeling that good things can happen in the future.
Interviewer: Hello! Can you tell us about your foundation? Representative: Yes! We are the Shinta Mani Foundation. We help people in the __________ of Cambodia.
Interviewer: What kind of help do you give? Representative: We give small loans with no interest. People use them to start small __________.
Interviewer: What is a loan without interest? Representative: It means people __________ money, but they do not pay extra money back.
Interviewer: Who can get these loans? Representative: People in rural areas who need help to grow their business or earn __________.
Interviewer: What do people do with the loan? Representative: Some buy animals like __________ or cows. Some open small shops or buy sewing machines.
Interviewer: Do people pay the loan back? Representative: Yes, they pay it back __________. Then we give the money to someone else.
Interviewer: Why is this better than giving free money? Representative: Because people feel proud. They are responsible and work __________ for success.
Interviewer: Does this help the community? Representative: Yes! When people earn more money, their families live better, and the __________ grows.
Interviewer: What is your hope for the future? Representative: We hope more people can __________ and help each other, step by step.
step by step – countryside – succeed – borrow – hard – businesses – community – chickens – money
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Correct version:
Interviewer: Hello! Can you tell us about your foundation? Representative: Yes! We are the Shinta Mani Foundation. We help people in the countryside of Cambodia.
Interviewer: What kind of help do you give? Representative: We give small loans with no interest. People use them to start small businesses.
Interviewer: What is a loan without interest? Representative: It means people borrow money, but they do not pay extra money back.
Interviewer: Who can get these loans? Representative: People in rural areas who need help to grow their business or earn money.
Interviewer: What do people do with the loan? Representative: Some buy animals like chickens or cows. Some open small shops or buy sewing machines.
Interviewer: Do people pay the loan back? Representative: Yes, they pay it back step by step. Then we give the money to someone else.
Interviewer: Why is this better than giving free money? Representative: Because people feel proud. They are responsible and work hard for success.
Interviewer: Does this help the community? Representative: Yes! When people earn more money, their families live better, and the community grows.
Interviewer: What is your hope for the future? Representative: We hope more people can succeed and help each other, step by step.
In Cambodia, many families live in poor villages. They do not have enough money for school, doctors, or good jobs. Giving just money for help is not enough. People need a way to help themselves.
The Shinta Mani Foundation gives small loans without interest to people in these villages. Banks usually want big money or something to keep if people cannot pay back. But the Foundation trusts people and gives small loans to help.
These loans are often a few hundred dollars. People use the money to start or grow small jobs. Some buy animals like cows, buffaloes, or chickens. These animals give food and money. Others open small shops, buy sewing machines, or make crafts to sell. Some families buy bicycles or motorbikes to go to markets or jobs.
People must pay back the loans, but they do not pay extra money. Paying back the loans makes people proud. When the loans are paid back, the money is used to help other people.
Because of the loans, families have more money. They can send their children to school. They eat better and go to the doctor when sick. Small businesses help the whole village.
The Shinta Mani Foundation helps people to help themselves. Small loans can change lives and build a better future.
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Vocabulary:
Village: A small place where people live, like a small town or home area.
To be enough: When you have what you need, not too little or too much.
To help oneself: To do things by yourself, without waiting for others.
A loan without interest: Money you borrow that you must pay back, but you do not pay extra money for borrowing.
Big money: A lot of money.
To pay back: To give money back to the person who lent it to you.
To trust somebody: To believe someone will do what they say.
To start a job: To begin working.
To grow a job: To make your work or business bigger.
A sewing machine: A machine that helps you make clothes by joining pieces of cloth.
To make crafts: To make things by hand, like art or useful objects.
To sell: To give something to someone for money.
A market: A place where people buy and sell things.
To be proud: To feel happy because you did something good.
To be sick: To feel bad in your body or have a disease.
The whole village: All the people and homes in the village.
To change lives: To make people’s lives better.
To build a future: To work and plan for a better life later.
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Multiple-choice test, each question has only one correct answer:
1. What is a village? A) A big city B) A small place where people live C) A kind of food
2. What does “to be enough” mean? A) To have what you need B) To want more things C) To lose something
3. What does “to help oneself” mean? A) To do things by yourself B) To wait for others to help C) To take things without asking
4. What is a loan without interest? A) Money you borrow and pay back with extra money B) Money you borrow but do not pay back C) Money you borrow and pay back without extra money
5. What is “big money”? A) A little money B) A lot of money C) Free money
6. What does “to pay back” mean? A) To give money to someone else B) To give money back to the person who lent it C) To keep money
7. What does it mean “to trust somebody”? A) To believe they will do what they say B) To not know someone C) To be angry at someone
8. What does “to start a job” mean? A) To finish work B) To begin working C) To stop working
9. What does “to grow a job” mean? A) To make your work bigger B) To lose your job C) To take a break from work
10. What is a sewing machine? A) A machine that makes food B) A machine that helps make clothes C) A machine that cleans houses
11. What does “to make crafts” mean? A) To make things by hand B) To watch TV C) To play sports
12. What does “to sell” mean? A) To give something for money B) To buy something C) To throw something away
13. What is a market? A) A place to buy and sell things B) A type of car C) A big school
14. What does “to be proud” mean? A) To feel happy because you did something good B) To feel tired C) To feel sad
15. What does “to be sick” mean? A) To feel bad in your body B) To feel happy C) To feel hungry
16. What is “the whole village”? A) Some people in the village B) All the people and homes in the village C) A city far away
17. What does “to change lives” mean? A) To make people’s lives better B) To break things C) To sleep all day
18. What does “to build a future” mean? A) To work and plan for a better life later B) To eat food C) To watch a movie
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Match the Words with Their Meanings
Words/Phrases
A. A loan without interest B. To sell C. A market D. To help oneself E. To grow a job F. To trust somebody G. To be enough H. A sewing machine I. To build a future J. To start a job K. A village L. Big money M. To change lives N. To pay back O. To be proud P. To be sick Q. To make crafts R. The whole village
Multiple-choice test, 3 answer choices , one only correct
1. What is a loan without interest? A) Money you borrow and pay back with extra money B) Money you borrow and do not pay back C) Money you borrow and pay back with no extra money
2. What does it mean to sell something? A) To give something for money B) To throw something away C) To take something for free
3. What is a market? A) A place where people buy and sell things B) A place to go to school C) A house for animals
4. What does it mean to help oneself? A) To wait for help B) To do things by yourself C) To sleep early
5. What does it mean to grow a job? A) To stop working B) To make your work or business bigger C) To move to another village
6. What does it mean to trust somebody? A) To believe someone will do what they say B) To not talk to someone C) To take money from someone
7. What does it mean to be enough? A) To have what you need B) To have too much C) To ask for more
8. What is a sewing machine used for? A) To make clothes B) To cook food C) To wash hands
9. What does it mean to build a future? A) To think about the past B) To plan and work for a better life C) To go to the market
10. What does it mean to start a job? A) To begin working B) To stop working C) To sleep at work
11. What is a village? A) A small place where people live B) A very big city C) A shopping mall
12. What does big money mean? A) A little money B) A lot of money C) Old money
13. What does it mean to change lives? A) To help people have a better life B) To forget your name C) To go to sleep early
14. What does it mean to pay back money? A) To lose the money B) To give money back C) To hide the money
15. What does it mean to be proud? A) To feel happy because you did something good B) To be hungry C) To be tired
16. What does it mean to be sick? A) To feel good B) To be busy C) To feel bad in your body
17. What does it mean to make crafts? A) To build a house B) To make things by hand C) To drive a car
18. What is the whole village? A) A part of the village B) One family in the village C) All the people and homes in the village
A1: I write short texts about hospitality. Each text has one topic. After the text, there are many exercises. The exercises help you learn new words. When you finish the text and exercises, you know more English words.
A2: I write short texts about hospitality topics. Each text focuses on one topic. After reading the text, there are different exercises. These exercises help you learn and remember new vocabulary. When you finish the text and the exercises, you will know more words and understand the topic better.
B1: I create short texts about different topics related to hospitality. Each text focuses on one specific topic. After the reading, there are several exercises designed to help learners improve their vocabulary. These exercises include different types of tasks to practice and remember new words. By completing the text and exercises, learners can expand their vocabulary and improve their understanding of the topic.
B2: I develop a series of texts covering various topics within the field of hospitality. Each text concentrates on a specific subject and is followed by a range of exercises aimed at enhancing vocabulary. The activities are designed to help learners understand, practice, and retain new words and expressions. By working through the texts and exercises, learners can systematically build a broader and more precise vocabulary related to hospitality.
C1: I produce a collection of texts focused on a wide range of topics within the hospitality industry. Each text explores a specific theme in depth and is accompanied by a variety of vocabulary-building exercises. These tasks are carefully designed to reinforce understanding, encourage active usage, and support long-term retention of new language. The aim is to equip learners with a richer and more nuanced vocabulary, enabling them to communicate more effectively and confidently within the context of hospitality.
C2: I curate a series of thematically rich texts that delve into various aspects of the hospitality industry. Each piece offers an in-depth exploration of a particular subject and is complemented by a comprehensive set of exercises designed to expand lexical range and deepen linguistic competence. The activities promote critical engagement with the language, fostering both passive recognition and active mastery of advanced vocabulary. This structured approach supports the development of precise, context-sensitive language use, empowering learners to express themselves with clarity and sophistication in professional hospitality settings.
