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- Greg Malivuk
- gmalivuk@staffordhouse.com
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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- https://ed.ted.com/lessons/the-hidden-network-that-makes-the-internet-possible-sajan-saini
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- Take the quiz in your email about how the TOEFL test works.
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- Listening Section: second section, 60-90 minutes, 2 or 3 sets
- each set = 3 listenings (1 conversation, 1 lecture, 1 discussion)
- 17 questions (5/conversation, 6/lecture or discussion)
- 10 minutes to answer questions
- Listening Question Types (may be categorized differently by different books or teachers):
- - attitude
- - main idea (content or purpose)
- - fact/detail
- - function
- - prediction
- - inference
- - purpose / method / organization
- - complete a chart or table
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- p. 427 - Identify the question types in this listening test
- 1 main idea (gist content)
- 2 detail
- 3 purpose
- 4 function
- 5 function
- 6 complete a chart or table (connecting content)
- 7 main idea (gist purpose)
- 8 function
- 9 attitude
- 10 detail
- 11 prediction (an inference about the future)
- 12 main idea (gist content)
- 13 purpose
- 14 attitude
- 15 detail
- 16 detail
- 17 complete a chart or table (connecting content)
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- p. 427 question 4 - Listen again to part of the lecture and answer the question.
- c
- Then do the same with 5.
- c
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- Listen to a lecture in a criminology class and take notes.
- Compare your notes with your partner. Did you catch the same information? How did you organize your notes?
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- BREAK
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- Listening Test: Write the numbers 1 to 34 on your paper.
- Listening Practice Test - ETS 1 test 2
- Submit your answers online after you finish.
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- Identify question types for questions most people got wrong.
- 8 - detail
- 9 - detail
- 12 - main idea (purpose)
- 13 - inference
- 14 - purpose
- 16 - detail
- 19 - attitude
- 21 - detail
- 30 - detail
- 34 - function
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