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Learn English With Wonder Woman

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Warm-up Questions

From the title, who do you think will be used to help you learn English: Wonder Woman, or someone else?
What kind of English do you expect in a video called “Learn English With Wonder Woman” (e.g., casual conversation, formal speech, action-movie language)?
What words or topics do you associate with Wonder Woman (e.g., war, fighting, promises, clothes)?

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Learn English With Wonder Woman

A deal, a promise, and going to the war (00:00 – 01:06)

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1. What does the speaker say they must deliver to their superiors?

A sword
A map
A letter
A notebook

2. What does the speaker say a promise is?

Dangerous
Flexible
Unbreakable
A mistake

3. Why do they decide to buy clothes?

Because someone is not wearing any covering
Because they lost their bags
Because they are going to a party
Because it is raining

Learn English With Wonder Woman

Meeting a secretary and talking about “slavery” (01:06 – 02:04)

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1. What is the name of the person who introduces themself?

Martha
Ares
Diana Prince
Etta Candy

2. How does the person describe the job of a secretary?

They go where they are told and do what they are told
They train soldiers for war
They make important decisions for the government
They design clothes and armor

3. What does the speaker say that kind of work would be called where they are from?

Fashion
Service
Slavery
Friendship

Learn English With Wonder Woman

Outfits, principles, and being “distracting” (02:04 – 03:23)

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1. How does one speaker say they fight (at least in one sense) in this situation?

With their principles
With secret weapons
With magic
With money

2. What does a speaker say they are NOT opposed to doing if the occasion arises?

Leaving immediately
Buying more outfits
Engaging in a bit of fisticuffs
Writing a speech

3. What was the whole point of the outfit changes, according to the speaker?

To prepare for cold weather
To help the person blend in as a soldier
To make the person look less distracting
To make the person look older

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1. Which theme is most central to the beginning of the clip?

Learning to drive
Keeping a deal and delivering something important
Building a house
Cooking and recipes

2. What is one major source of humor in the middle of the clip?

Confusion about a train schedule
A mystery about a lost dog
A misunderstanding about what a secretary does
A joke about a math test

3. What topic becomes important near the end of the clip?

Choosing outfits and how a person looks to others
Learning a new language alphabet
Fixing a broken phone
Planning a vacation at the beach

Discussion Questions

Discuss the ideas from this video

Learn English With Wonder Woman

Do you agree with the idea that “a promise is unbreakable”? When (if ever) is it acceptable to break a promise?
How would you explain the job of a secretary (or assistant) in your country? Is it seen as a powerful job or not?
Why might someone want another person to look “less distracting”? Is that fair or unfair?
In your opinion, do clothes change how people treat you? Share an example.