Dangerous Shot at Love
You're a wildlife photographer on the verge of capturing your career-defining shot of a critically endangered snow leopard. Just as you're about to take the photo, your satellite phone buzzes - it's your girlfriend, who you know is planning to propose today. The leopard won't wait, and the connection might drop any second.
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Difficulty
B1-B2
Scenario Overview
Your Role
Freelance Wildlife Photographer
Conversation Partner
Marcus Chen, Senior Photo Editor at National Geographic
Setting
Remote mountain ridge in Nepal, -15°C, dawn breaking, camera equipment deployed
Location
Himalayas, Annapurna Conservation Area
Learning Objectives
Choose between taking the photo or answering the call
Justify your decision to the editor
Deal with the immediate consequences of your choice
About This Scenario
You're a wildlife photographer on the verge of capturing your career-defining shot of a critically endangered snow leopard. Just as you're about to take the photo, your satellite phone buzzes - it's your girlfriend, who you know is planning to propose today. The leopard won't wait, and the connection might drop any second.
How It Starts
“The leopard's moving into position - this is our ONE shot at the cover story. Wait... are you seriously checking your phone right now? We've got $50,000 of equipment and three weeks of tracking for this moment!”
This is how Marcus Chen, Senior Photo Editor at National Geographic's greeting will start.
Practice Details
Scenario ID
#2237
Category
General
Location Tag
Himalayas, Annapurna Conservation Area
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