There are 5 comprehension questions: 3 of them are deep listening comprehension questions and 2 of them where it's the visuals that the students need to interpret to answer the question.

Have you seen an astronaut make food before this video? 

Does it seem easier or more difficult to make a peanut butter sandwich in space?

What are the advantages and disadvantages of eating in space?

Do you think they never eat bread on the space shuttle?

Why is the food situation better in space these days?

Why do you think peanut butter and tortillas are packaged in a thin bag?

If you could take to the space shuttle large supplies of only one food, which one would you choose?

DO ANOTHER VIDEO QUIZ: Watch this related video quiz in which Chris Hadfield describes how to bursh your teeth in space.

GRAMMAR - PASSIVE VOICE: The process of making a peanut butter sandwich in space lends itself neatly to practising the passive voice, since processes are often described in passive voice. Get students to write down the steps of making the sandwich in the passive voice: e.g. "Tortilla is used instead of bread." "All the ingredients are packaged in thin bags." It's gonna be a quick task with an outcome of 7-10 sentences since the process is very simple and short.

Ask students what they know about eating inside a space shuttle. "Have you ever seen videos about astronauts make food in space?" 'If not, how you picture it? What could be the challenges?"

Brainstorm kinds of foods which are probably not possible to have on a space shuttle.

Tell students that they are going to watch a 2:30 video to learn how to make a peanut butter sandwich in space.

In 2:30 minutes, Canadian astronaut and Commander of Expedition 35, Chris Hadfield demonstrates how to make a peanut butter sandwich in space. He explains, for example, why they use tortilla instead of bread, and how he cleans his hands after eating.

Chris Hadfield Makes a Peanut Butter Sandwich in Space - Comprehension

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