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Module 3The Violence of NatureListening and Vocabulary & Pronunciation & Speaking & Function & Everyday English Listening and Vocabulary Listening & Vocabulary–1. look at the following pictures And tell your classmates what happened and describe these pictures.volcanoeruptashlavatidalwave seaListening & Vocabulary–2. Read the passage at Activity 1, Page 25, then fill the map and explain the process oferuption.1. Ash and lava poured down the mountain,setting fire to hundreds of houses. Does thismean that (a) a fire started or (b) a fire ended?Listening & Vocabulary–3. Before you listen to a conversation, answer these questions.2. Hundreds of houses caught fire when the lavareached them. Does this mean that the fire started because of (a) a person or (b) a natural event? 3. We managed to get half the population toanother island. Does this mean it was (a) an easy thing to do or (b) a difficult thing to do?4. We put all the fires out. Does this mean the fires (a) are still burning or (b) have finished?1. Where are they?In the centre of Plymouth, capital of Montserrat.2. Who are the two people in the conversation?A reporter and Mr. Savage, the governor of the island. Listening & Vocabulary–4. Listen and answer the questions.3. Is a volcanic eruption taking place now? No, it isn’t. 4. How many people have already left the island?About 6,0005. How many people were killed by theeruption? None. 6. When will people be able to return to theirhomes? They don’t know.Reporter: I’m standing in the center of Plymouth, the capital of Montserrat, where just one week ago, a _______ _______ took place. With me is Frank Savage, the_________ of the island. Mr Savage, thank you for talking to us.Savage: Y...