(preguntas de entrevista)
Enunciado: responder/plantear las preguntas para entrevistar a un científico.
- Se trata de preguntas abiertas en simple past y present perfect sobre la trayectoria de un científico.
- Cada pregunta se responde con una respuesta modelo plausible (el estudiante puede adaptarla a su propio personaje).
Pregunta: What made you become a scientist? Respuesta modelo: I became a scientist because I was curious about how living things work. When I was a child, I spent hours observing insects in my garden.
Pregunta: What is your field? Respuesta modelo: My field is marine biology; I study the behavior of dolphins in the Gulf of Mexico.
Pregunta: How long have you worked in this field? Respuesta modelo: I have worked in this field for twelve years, since I finished my PhD.
Pregunta: Have you traveled to an interesting location for your research? Where? For how long? Respuesta modelo: Yes, I have. I traveled to the Galápagos Islands for six months to collect data on sea lions.
Pregunta: What impact do you want your work to have? Respuesta modelo: I want my work to help protect marine ecosystems and to inspire young women to study science.
