Comprensión auditiva: Capítulo "Confusión en el Bosque"

Clase 7 de 27 • Curso de Inglés Intermedio B1: Palabras Interrogativas y Propósitos

Resumen

¿Cómo sacar el máximo provecho de las actividades de escucha?

Escuchar atentamente es una habilidad vital para la comprensión de cualquier idioma. Si estás siguiendo la serie de aventuras como "Confusión en el bosque", aquí tienes cómo puedes maximizar tu aprendizaje:

Escucha atenta: Dedica tiempo a centrarse en lo que se dice en el capítulo. No te estreses si no comprendes todo al principio; haz lo mejor que puedas y recuerda que la práctica hace al maestro.
Nuevas palabras y gramática: Esté atento a cualquier vocabulario o estructura gramatical que no conozcas. Puedes optar por tomar notas mentalmente o escribirlas para revisarlas más tarde.
Comprensión mediante preguntas: Responder preguntas sobre el capítulo te ayudará a verificar tu comprensión. Por ejemplo, pregúntate: ¿Frida le creyó a Mox inicialmente? o ¿Qué estaba haciendo Mox el día que vio al oso fantasma?

¿Qué sucede en el capítulo "Confusión en el bosque"?

El capítulo presenta una serie de sucesos interesantes donde la atención y la lógica juegan un papel crucial:

Contexto del ruido misterioso: Mox ha escuchado un sonido extraño, evocando en él el recuerdo de un encuentro aterrador con un "oso fantasma" en su infancia. Este recuerdo plantea un dilema para el grupo: detenerse y investigar o continuar el viaje.
Dinámica de grupo: Frida, inicialmente escéptica, es la voz de la razón, aunque su teoría de que el ruido es una simple ardilla termina siendo correcta.
Escucha activa y reacción: Frente a la posibilidad del peligro, la atención a lo que uno escucha es vital. Al final, el "temible" oso resultó ser solo una ardilla, marcando una moraleja sobre la percepción del miedo.

¿Cómo aprender de las experiencias en la naturaleza?

Las experiencias en la naturaleza pueden proporcionar valiosas lecciones de vida. Aquí te damos algunos consejos para entender el valor de estas vivencias:

Discernimiento ante el miedo: Las situaciones como la de Mox nos enseñan a diferenciar entre el miedo real y el imaginario.
Trabajo en equipo y comunicación: En un ambiente natural, estar en sintonía con tu grupo, como Frida, Mox y sus amigos, puede marcar la diferencia entre manejar eficazmente una situación o caer en el pánico.
Reflexión sobre la experiencia: Aprovecha cada vivencia para aprender. Ya sea que hayas vivido algo aterrador o tranquilo, reflexionar sobre lo ocurrido puede enriquecer tu sabiduría sobre el entorno natural.

Sigue practicando, desarrollando tus habilidades de escucha y aprendiendo de cada nueva aventura. ¡Tu dominio del idioma y tu aprecio por la naturaleza crecerán con cada paso que des!

Alvaro Steven

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The chapter starts with our characters trekking along the forest when Mox hears a noise, a noise that brings a bad memory of his childhood. Frida tries to calm down saying that it could be a squirrel, but the sound turns on like a ghost bear something like Mox heard in his childhood. Finally, our characters realized that the sound was a squirrel.

Julián Cárdenas

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Good summary about the story

Ana Julia Carballo Guédez

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In this chapter, the characters are walking through the forest, when they start to freak out. Mox and Frida don't stop fighting, this time because Mox is scared of a creepy noise he heard on the path. After a big scare, they discover that the noise was only a squirrel, not a ghost bear
When I was a child, there was a big dog in my neighbor's house. The dog was really big and always appeared angry. His name was Axel. One day, as I was walking nearby, Axel managed to escape from the house. When he saw me, he began running toward me, forcing me to climb a tree

Camilo Andrés Villegas Roche

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Thanks God you ar good at climbing trees

Julián Cárdenas

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Excellent!

Patricia Ramirez

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in this question maybe there is a mistake because there miss and conector , i think the answer is Apart from or except for

David Tomé

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The correct answer is "all of these work" because you can use either of them.

Daniel Steven Carrera Osorno

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Sometimes, for general rule, English can fit many options to the same object.

Ronald Gutiérrez

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Mox halted the group because he had heard a strange noise a little while ago that had now stopped, but Frida mocked his fear, insisting it was probably just a squirrel. Marcos scolded them for their immaturity and asked Mox to describe the sound for everyone’s safety. As Mox spoke, he recalled his childhood routine of rising at six to harvest berries by the riverside, only for one rainy morning when, sheltering under a tree, he heard a terrifying low growl above him. When he looked up, he came face‑to‑face with a ghost‑bear whose red eyes, sharp teeth, and terrible claws froze him with fear until he managed to flee. Jenny then suggested they sit and wait to see if the growl returned, warning that it could be dangerous to keep moving on. Sure enough, they heard the sound again, and at last Frida admitted she was scared, but Marcos revealed it was merely a squirrel. In the end, everyone burst into laughter over their overreaction, Frida conceded her fright, and the group resumed their journey.

Daniel Steven Carrera Osorno

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That's a very detailed summary. Good try.

Mery Johanna Gutiérrez Ortiz

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All the members continued their trek in the forest. However, Mox heard a strange sound and panicked. Frida interrupted, suggesting it could be a squirrel, but the rest of the group thought differently. They asked Mox to describe the sound in detail, so he began recounting specific details, recalling a terrifying day from his childhood when he heard a strange noise that he thought was a ghost bear. As he told the story, the strange sound returned, and everyone was frightened—until a squirrel appeared.

Alejandro Zuñiga Saavedra

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Capítulo II.

Test your comprehension:

- Does Frida take Mox seriously at first?

No, Frida doesn’t take Mox seriously at first. She calls Mox a coward.

- What was Mox doing the day he saw the ghost-bear?

He was out picking berries when he saw the ghost-bear.

- Was Frida’s theory about the noise true or false?

Frida’s theory about noise was true.

Activity:

- Summarize this chapter in your own words.

In this chapter, our characters begin their journey to accomplish their mission, and Mox had some fear when he heard a growl which he thought was a ghost-bear, but then everybody noticed that it was only a squirrel. Mox was afraid because when he was a kid he had a similar bad experience. Therefore, Frida wanted to move on, but when she heard that growl she was afraid too, and finally, they continued trekking.

- Have you ever had a scary experience with animals?

Yes, when I was a kid I had a scary experience with a huge bat, which entered my room and flew near me when my family and I went to a house in the forest. But I think he was more scared than I was in the end.

- Why is it important to be careful in the wilderness?

It’s important to be careful because in the wilderness there are conditions and dangers to which we are not accustomed, and to be sure in these places we need to prepare and study how to survive and adapt to these conditions.

Aviam Levi

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Summaraizing the second chapter : Suddenly, Mox stopped the entire team because he heard a noise. Mox thought it was a ghost-bear and he explained why. On the other hand, Frida didn't believe him, and after a suspenseful moment, the noise turned out to be a small square.
Yeah i remember many years ago in Bogota someone traied to steal from me with his dog it was a terryfing experience.

Camilo Andrés Villegas Roche

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It's despicable to use a dog for for robbery.

Carlos Redondo (Neco)

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He told them that when he was a little boy picking berries in the forest near his house, a ghost bear appeared whne he was under a tree. He ran away in fear but managed to escape. Mox thought that maybe the strange noise they had just heard was the same one from that old memory. Frida kept saying they should keep going, calling them babies and insisting that the sound was just a squirrel. Suddenly, another strange noise came from behind them. Frida was officially scared and started to take the story seriously. Now the whole team felt nervous — but luckily, a little squirrel appeared! Finally, the group laughed about Frida’s scare and continued walking more relaxed.
When I was going to high school, I was walking down the street. Suddenly, a swarm of bees started following me, so I ran away trying to escape. But they stung me on my face and neck. Later, I had a headache and felt like vomiting.
Couse, sometime you can find wild animals and they are dangerous.

Ivan Cajamarca

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The scouts were trekking when they heard a scary noise. They thought it was a ghost-bear but, actually, it just was a squirrel.
I was so scary about a scorpio. When I was a child, I traveled with my family to Santa Marta and there, in a bathroom, looked a really awful animal like this.
I truly believe that it´s important to be careful in the wilderness because there are a few animals which can hurt you.

Brian Chuquiruna

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A team was trekking to save a wisdom gems when Mox heard a low growl which he thought was a ghost-bear, but then the team later discovered it was a squirrel.
Yes, when I was a child I found a bat in my bedroom before sleep, so I got out scared and ask for help to my father who came in with a broom and ran out the bat.
Because you could encounter dangerous animals, and be left without food and water.

Johanna Marcela Orjuela Flórez

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¿Did Frida believe Mox initially? No, Frida didn't believe him. She called him a "coward" and said he was probably just a squirrel l or something. He even mocked him for panicking.
¿What was Mox doing the day he saw the ghost bear? He would always leave the house at 6 a.m. to harvest berries, but just that day it began to rain, he hid under a tree and there he heard a growl. Looking up, he saw the ghost bear in the tree.

Camilo Andrés Villegas Roche

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Hi! I just took the first module quiz, and there is a sentence that doesn't make any sense to me, "all of these work Jeremiah, everybody that I met was really artistic"

Can anybody explain it to me?

María José Rojas Angarita

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they are 4 friends who are going to rescue de crystals,they are in their trip when one of them hear something, he´s reallly scare because he has experienced a terryfing encounter with s ghost bear in that place, but it was just a squirrel.

Carlos Julian Robledo Hidalgo

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I really love this class🥰😍😍😍

JUAN SEBASTIAN BECERRA BEDOYA

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The chapter was about Mox's experience when he saw the "Ghost Bear" some time ago. This was because they heard a scary noise, but it turned out to be just a squirrel

Andrés Llerena

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The group started the journey and then Mox said he herd a noise. The Frida started to discuss. Marco asked Mox what he was heard. Then Mox told them that when he was a little boy, he was filling up baskets of berries when he saw a ghost-bear. Suddenly, they heard a noise like growls! Then Frida started to shiver and started to believe in Mox. But Marco saw what was it and it was just a squirrel. Frida laugh and said it was nothing serious. Although she scared!
I have never had a scary experience with animals.
It's important to be careful in the wilderness because you don't now the new land. It could be a lot of dangerous insects or animals in the land.

Francisco Alejandro Garcia Salazar

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This chapter is about the insides of the journey, Mox listened a noise that he remembered to listen when he was a kid, Frida doesn't take seriously that but the others do, it results to be a noise of a squirrel.

I haven't had scary experiences with animals, afortunalty.

It is importan to be careful in the wilderness because we don't never know what we can found there.

diana triviño

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In this chapter, the team is walking through the forest when Mox suddenly hears a terrifying noise. This event reminds him of his childhood, when he came face to face with the ghost bear. He was very scared, and he had to run to save his own life. But Frida is not sure if the terrifying noise is that of a ghost bear, she’s thinking about just a squirrel. After Mox recounts his experience with the ghost bear, they hear the noise again, and Marcos confirms it's just a squirrel.

I've never had a scary experience with animals in my life.

It's important to be careful in the wilderness because we don't know for sure if we'll be safe. There are many wild and dangerous animals in the woods.

Carlos Axel Rodriguez Berrelleza

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Does Frida take Mox seriously at first? Not even a little, she was a bit rude in my opinion.
What was Mox doing the day he saw the ghost? He was at the forest, on the way to pick up some cherries.
Was Frida's theory about the noise true or false? At first, she say that Mox was freaking out about a squirrel, so she was true.

ANDRES ALFONSO MIRA MEJIA

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