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DUBLIN Part 2 of 2 – Ireland | Native-Speaker Schulfilm + Unterrichtsmaterial (Level A2/B1)

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Warm-up Questions

What places do you think you will see in a video called “Dublin Part 2 of 2 – Ireland”?
What do you already know about Dublin (shopping, drinks, history, culture)?
If you visited Dublin, what would you like to do first: visit museums, try Irish food, or go shopping?

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DUBLIN Part 2 of 2 – Ireland | Native-Speaker Schulfilm + Unterrichtsmaterial (Level A2/B1)

Shopping street and Dublin’s population (00:00 – 00:56)

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1. What is Dublin’s main shopping street mentioned in the video?

Temple Bar
Jameson Street
Grafton Street
O’Connell Street

2. What kinds of places does the pedestrian zone invite people to enjoy?

Factories and offices
Cozy pubs and good restaurants
Only parks and gardens
Sports stadiums

3. About how many people live in the greater Dublin area?

About 600,000
About 60,000
About 13 million
About 1.3 million

DUBLIN Part 2 of 2 – Ireland | Native-Speaker Schulfilm + Unterrichtsmaterial (Level A2/B1)

Guinness and the Guinness Storehouse (00:56 – 02:46)

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1. What is Ireland’s most famous brand according to the video?

Heineken
Guinness
Jameson
Baileys

2. When did the history of Guinness beer begin (as stated in the video)?

1922
1780
1916
1759

3. What can visitors do at the end of the tour in the Guinness Storehouse?

Write a book in a museum
Distill their own whiskey
Vote in parliament
Top their own Guinness

DUBLIN Part 2 of 2 – Ireland | Native-Speaker Schulfilm + Unterrichtsmaterial (Level A2/B1)

Whiskey, landmarks, history, and culture (02:46 – 05:37)

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1. Where can you learn step by step about the history and production of whiskey?

In the General Post Office
In the visitor center of the Jameson Distillery Bow Street
In Leinster House
In the Gravity Bar

2. What happens at the end of the half-hour tour at the Jameson Distillery?

A panoramic bus tour
A tasting of different varieties of whiskey
A lesson about Nobel Prize winners
A shopping lesson on Grafton Street

3. During which event did the General Post Office serve as headquarters for Irish Freedom Fighters?

The Easter Rising (1916)
The founding of Guinness (1759)
The first whiskey distillation (1780)
The War of Independence (1922)

DUBLIN Part 2 of 2 – Ireland | Native-Speaker Schulfilm + Unterrichtsmaterial (Level A2/B1)

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1. Which topic is a main focus of this video about Dublin?

How to learn Irish grammar
Tourism: streets, drinks, landmarks, and culture
How to start a technology company
Weather and natural disasters in Ireland

2. Which two famous Irish drinks are both mentioned in the video?

Wine and champagne
Tea and coffee
Guinness and Irish whiskey
Orange juice and milk

3. What does the video suggest you can do in Dublin besides visiting drink museums/distilleries?

Visit theaters, cinemas, and museums
Only go hiking in mountains
Only go skiing
Only go swimming at the beach

Discussion Questions

Discuss the ideas from this video

DUBLIN Part 2 of 2 – Ireland | Native-Speaker Schulfilm + Unterrichtsmaterial (Level A2/B1)

Would you like to visit the Guinness Storehouse or the Jameson Distillery more? Why?
What is a famous drink or food from your country, and what is its history (if you know it)?
Do you like cities with big pedestrian zones? What are the advantages and disadvantages?
The video mentions landmarks and historical events. Why do you think history is important for tourism?