A massive explosion destroys a space station near Mars, and oxygen is running out fast. Fifteen people are still alive… but the rescue shuttle only has room for FIVE survivors. Your students must work together, argue, negotiate, and make impossible decisions. Should they save the injured captain, the brilliant scientist, the pregnant teacher, or the frightened child travelling alone in space? What about the criminal prisoner… does he deserve a second chance? This A2–B1 speaking and discussion worksheet is designed to spark real communication, critical thinking, and emotional reactions in the classroom. It includes character profiles, useful discussion phrases, a dramatic “final twist” where one more person must be left behind, and follow-up ethical discussion questions. Perfect for conversation lessons, debate classes, pair work, group work, or Maturita speaking preparation. Students naturally practice giving opinions, agreeing and disagreeing, defending choices, and using functional English in a highly engaging survival scenario.

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The last shuttle

the-last-shuttle

Let's do English ESL giving an opinion, debating. A massive explosion destroys a space station near Mars, and oxygen is running out fast. Fifteen people are sti…