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ENGLISH 12                                        Ortaöğretim Genel Müdürlüğü


                                                 TAPESCRIPTS


          Tapescript 1.1.1                               Tapescript 1.3.1
          Maddie: Hi, you’re listening to www.trpod.cast. I’m Maddie Sandler,   Conversation A
          and we’re here today with Dr. Harry Cliff to talk about the relation   Joshua: I rather like listening to pop music, but I’ve always thought
          between music preferences and personality. Welcome, Dr. Cliff, it’s   that traditional music is greater.
          nice to have you here.                        Pamela: For real? That doesn’t apply to pop music. It’s loved by a
          Dr. Cliff: Hi, and thanks for inviting me.    huge number of people worldwide and really fun to listen to.
          Maddie: First of all, I want to ask the reason why you believe that   Joshua: Well, what I’m trying to say is that traditional music of a
          there is a relation between our personalities and preferences for   country is better than its pop music as it has a deep-rooted history
          music.                                        and represents native people better.
          Dr. Cliff: Well, I think that music is revealing something about our   Pamela: I don’t know; you might be right.
          natural state of mind because when two people get to know each
          other, music is one of the main subjects that they tend to talk about.   Conversation B
          Maddie: Oh, that’s true. However, can we say that “You like this   Amy: Do you often go to the opera?
          singer, I don’t like her, so don’t call me again.”? Ha ha!  Dan: Um, to be honest, I rarely do that. I think the tickets are a bit
          Dr. Cliff: (Laughing) No, no. That’s not what I’m talking about. In   expensive. Don’t you agree?
          my opinion, our music preferences reveal the deepest parts of our   Amy: Well, I take your point, but as far as I’m concerned, the
          personalities. For example, people who like to listen to rap music are   experience is worth it. What’s more, I really enjoy myself while
          more likely to be self-confident and motivated deep inside, or people   seeing a live performance.
          who listen to classical music have more intellectual curiosity than
          the others. According to the research I’ve been conducting, they’re   Conversation C
          mostly introverts and very creative.          Jenny: How did you like yesterday’s concert?
          Maddie: I see. What do you think about extroverts, as I’m one of   Dennis: It was somewhat disappointing. The sound system failed,
          them? (Laughing)                              and we had to wait for it to be fixed for more than half an hour, yet
          Dr. Cliff: Extroverts are found to be more likely to listen to calming   in my opinion, the band’s performance wasn’t bad.
          sounds such as country and folk music. Do you agree? (Laughing)  Jenny: That’s true. It was really unfortunate, but from my point of
          Maddie: Wow! That matches my taste! Interesting. You are still   view, it was worth waiting as we were able to witness such a brilliant
          working on the research, right?               performance.
          Dr. Cliff: Sure.                                               Conversation D
          Maddie: So, what comes next?                  Leo: I firmly believe that if someone’s listening to music without
          Dr. Cliff: Well, another thing for which I’m researching is the   paying for it, they’re stealing from the artist. I’m of the opinion that
          reason why people like specific types of lyrics. I use data-mining   we should pay to listen to music on the Net or download it to our PCs
          techniques in order to find out the relation between people and   so musicians can make money.
          specific types of lyrics, such as sarcastic, romantic, etc. I’ll get more   Clara: Yeah, I agree to a great extent, but I’m a bit doubtful about
          results and develop a theory in a few years, I believe.  whether they can find a way to prevent people from practicing music
          Maddie: Wish you the best, Dr. Cliff, thanks again for this   piracy.
          impressive interview.
          Dr. Cliff: Thanks for the chance.              Tapescript 2.1.1
                                                                           Speaker A
          Tapescript 1.2.1                              Hello, this beautiful, kind, and warm-hearted woman is my best
          Carol: Hey, Tim. What are you reading?        friend and neighbor, Emma. We’ve been living very close to each
          Tim: An article on what shapes our musical taste.  other; at any time of the day, I can call her to go out for a drink or
                                                        walk in a park. She’s much younger than me, maybe fifteen years,
          Carol: Wow! That sounds cool!                 but it’s never held us to be close friends. I’m so lucky to have a great
          Tim: Yes, it is interesting to learn that various things impact our   friend like Emma; she has an amazing heart that really comforts
          music preferences. According to the article, our musical tastes are   me when I feel insecure or alone, and also, she always gives me
          shaped by several external factors.           emotional support to handle some troubles I have.
          Carol: Oh, I wonder what they are!                               Speaker B
          Tim: Well, it is argued that we like certain types of music as a result   Well, this very much pretty, kind, and sympathetic girl is my best
          of being constantly exposed to that kind in the past. The repeated   friend, Sophia. I feel very much lucky to bring a friend like Sophia
          exposure leads to an increase in positive effect towards an object or   into my life; she’s so soft-hearted, incredibly generous with making
          a person, and thus we tend to like things and develop a preference for   time for me. I feel completely comfortable with her because I know
          them when they are familiar to us. Peer or family influence is said to   she’ll never judge me when I make some awkward mistakes, and I
          be the other external factors that affect our choices as well. Don’t you   know she’ll never make me feel ashamed of my flaws or failures. Of
          think that it makes sense?                    course, she warns me not to do these weird things again and helps
          Carol: That sounds rational, but I don’t agree with the idea that   me to see my mistakes, and also wipes my tears every time. I’m glad
          external factors solely influence our preferences. I hold the opinion   to spend time with her.
          that there are also internal influences that affect our choices.  Speaker C
          Tim: Hmm... You may be right, but what do you mean by internal
          factors?                                      Indeed, I don’t have enough words to describe this brave man,
                                                        Danny. He’s been in my life since my childhood. Although we
          Carol: Factors like personality traits, beliefs, values, mood, or   sometimes have discussions, he’s always with me not only in good
          age. You know, they are the things that motivate one’s behaviors   times but also in bad times. You know, life has lots of ups and downs,
          or future actions, and seen as important factors that influence   and feeling he’s always ready there to protect me from challenges
          decision-making.                              and will be by my side for the toughest of days makes me happy,
          Tim: I have no objection, and we are of the same mind on that point.   relaxed, and powerful.
          In my opinion, both sides of the issue must be considered before you
          take a stance on it.
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