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2020-04-15 TOEFL: listening method

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  1. Greg Malivuk
  2. gmalivuk@staffordhouse.com
  3. http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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  5. https://ed.ted.com/lessons/is-marijuana-bad-for-your-brain-anees-bahji
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  7. Homework: finish the handout (Try not to spend more than about 1 minute per question)
  8. Check with your partners and try to convince them if you disagree. (If you haven’t done it, do as much as you can now.)
  9. 1 B
  10. 2 A
  11. 3 A
  12. 4 B
  13. 5 C
  14. 6 A
  15. 7 D
  16. 8 A
  17. 9 B
  18. 10 D (They were criticizing modernism, not postmodernism.)
  19. 11 A
  20. 12 C
  21. 13 D (The pink granite and the furniture-like tower on top are for decoration. The postmodernist emphasis on decoration can be seen in the works of Philip Johnson, who designed the AT&T building.)
  22. 14 B (Chinese is one example, but the rest of the passage is about different ways to divide nouns into classes, so it isn’t about languages that don’t do this.)
  23. 15 C
  24. 16 A
  25. 17 D
  26. 18 A
  27. 19 C
  28. 20 C
  29. 21 B
  30. 22 A
  31. 23 A
  32. 24 B
  33. 25 A
  34. 26 D
  35. 27 D
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  37. Listening Question Types
  38. - purpose / method
  39. - function (replay)
  40. - detail/fact
  41. - attitude
  42. - complete a chart or table
  43. - inference
  44. - main idea / gist
  45. - prediction
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  47. There are sometimes listening questions about how the professor organizes the information, especially for lectures. Understanding the overall structure of a lecture is also useful for organizing your own notes.
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  49. Some patterns of organization:
  50. - concept and examples
  51. - problem(s) and solution(s)
  52. - research and conclusions (sometimes the opposite order)
  53. - causes and effects
  54. - chronological history
  55. - compare and contrast
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  57. (Realistically, you’ll only have at most one or two chart questions on a listening section.)
  58. Oxford handout p. 1 exercise 5L3 - How do you think the professor will organize the lecture?
  59. You should organize your notes into categories for
  60. pre-pregnancy (or pre-p)
  61. post-pregnancy (or post-p)
  62. post-birth (or post-b)
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  64. BREAK
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  66. Listen to track 15 and answer the questions in part 5L4
  67. 1 a
  68. 2 b
  69. 3 - 2 3 3 1 1 2
  70. 4 - 1 1 3 1+2
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  72. Gender and comfort food - pre-listening discussion
  73. Listen and answer the questions
  74. 1 c (The professor does a, b, and d, but those don’t describe the overall organization of the material. In this way orgnization questions are similar to main idea questions.)
  75. 2 a
  76. 3 - 2 1 1 2
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  78. Gender and communication styles
  79. https://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=4488 - There has never been any good evidence for the belief that women consistently talk more or use more words per day, but the fake statistic gets repeated often.
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  81. 5L8 - Listen to the lecture and answer the questions.
  82. 1 c (This answer choice talks about two research viewpoints, each of which can include multiple researchers and studies. One viewpoint is the “large number of researchers who suggest that males and females are like two different cultural groups”. The other viewpoint includes the three specific studies discussed that show similarities between men’s and women’s communication.)
  83. 2 d
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  85. 5L11 - Listen and answer the questions about gender-bending chemicals.
  86. 1 b
  87. 2 a
  88. 3 b
  89. 4 c
  90. 5 - 1 1 2 1 2 2
  91. 6 - 3 2 1 3
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