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Create a story with your partner to explain why Wally was murdered. The story must explain the motive, or the reason that the killer did not want Wally to be alive. It should be at least five sentences long.

Jigsaw Task 3 Instructions

Since the release of their recent film, “The Tourist,” Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie have been even more busy than usual. Even though both actors have been famous for several years, the film caused their popularity to rise around the world; both Johnny and Angelina have decided to use their popularity to help people in need. They believe that, because they are popular, if they volunteer to help people in need, then others will want to volunteer to help people in need. Therefore, Johnny and Angelina have been filling their schedules with work for many different charitable organizations. Sometimes they work together, and sometimes they work separately. Today, they will mostly be working separately, but they will work together for one hour.

You and your partner are working for a newspaper editor who wants to write a story about the work Johnny and Angelina will be doing together today, but you cannot find any information about when or at what charitable organization they will be working. You only have their individual schedules for the day. You have access to one of their schedules, and your partner has access to the other’s schedule; Johnny and Angelina’s personal assistant created these schedules in audio format, and they are contained in the audio file at the top of the box. You must listen to the schedules, taking note of key words and phrases, and compare the information you have with the information that your partner has. Find the hour when Johnny and Angelina will be volunteering together and find the place where they will be volunteering together. Then, you and your partner must work together to write the newspaper article about the volunteer work that Johnny and Angelina do together.

Group A Listening Script

From eight o’clock until nine o’clock in the morning, Johnny will do his morning routine, which includes having breakfast with his kids and taking them to school on his way to his first appointment of the day. At nine o’clock, he will visit a local market and give a short speech on why it is important to purchase products from small farms in the region. At ten o’clock, Johnny will go to one of the Hollywood film studios to meet with the director of the next film in which he will be acting. At eleven o’clock, after he has finished discussing his next acting job, Johnny will visit the Boys and Girls’ Club of Los Angeles, where he will

play basketball with children who come from families that don’t have much money. After he has played basketball for an hour, at noon, Johnny will take a break for lunch. At one

o’clock, he will be busy again doing volunteer work, because he will visit a local nursing home in order to read to the elderly living there. At two o’clock, he will go to the hospital to visit and play with ill children who enjoyed his movie, “Pirates of the Caribbean.” At three o’clock, he will go to a local school for Hispanic children who need help learning English; he enjoys allowing the children to practice their English speaking with him. At four o’clock, he will take his own children to the park to play on the playground. At five o’clock, he will go to the animal shelter, and choose a homeless dog to walk. After that, he will return home to spend time with his family.

Group B Listening Script

From eight o’clock until nine o’clock, Angelina will be getting her kids ready for school – this includes waking them up, giving them breakfast, and making sure they’ve brushed their teeth. At nine o’clock, Angelina will go to the gym, where she runs on the treadmill for half an hour everyday, and then quickly showers. At ten o’clock, Angelina will visit an orphanage, or a home for children who don’t have parents; she will give a short speech about the joy she has experienced from adopting her children. At eleven o’clock, Angelina will visit the Los Angeles City Hall to discuss with the mayor her wishes of building an art school for children who come from poorer homes in Los Angeles. At twelve o’clock, Angelina will go to the hospital to visit some of the sick children and read books to them. At one o’clock, Angelina will take a break from her busy schedule in order to eat lunch and take a nap. After she’s awoken from her short nap, at two o’clock, Angelina will go to the Boys and Girls’ Club of Los Angeles and where she will paint and draw pictures with kids who come from families without much money. At three o’clock, Angelina will go to a local school for Hispanic children who need help learning English; she enjoys allowing the children to practice their English speaking with her. She won’t be able to stay at the school for very long, though, because at four o’clock she must pick her children up from school and take them to a neighbor’s house to play. Finally, at five o’clock, Angelina will go to see her aunt in a nearby nursing home, and she will have tea with her aunt and her aunt’s friends.