2016-02-29 Core: 8 review and test

Greg Malivuk
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http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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Homework: Write a short newspaper article about the story you invented yesterday to go with the other headline on p. 100, or about finding the structure you invented today in 2000 years. (If you choose the second option, include some speculation about what the structure might have been used for.)
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p. 104 part 1 - choose the two responses (a-f) for each headline, and choose the correct word to complete the sentences (If both options are correct, choose the one that expresses stronger disbelief.)
1 b - can’t
  e - might
2 a - must
  f - must / might
3 c - might have
  d - can’t have
part 4 - If you can, from memory, write vocabulary words for each category
1 nitrogen, oxygen
2 bees, butterflies, flies, beetles, ants
3 ancient, prehistoric
4 theory, assumption, research
An archive is a collection of documents.
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part 5 - Answer these questions with a partner. (Look at the rest of the unit if you need to.)
1 real pictures that are composed in a way to look like something else is happening
2 the vertical part in the middle
3 glue, tape, honey, sap
4 geese, monarch butterflies
5 They water agricultural plants.
6 An archive is a collection of documents.
7 name, age, gender, location, job, school
8 No, a hoax is a lie or fake story which is intended to be believed by many people. (“public lie”)
9 mistakes, car accidents
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p. 101 - adverbs with -ly
incredibly / amazingly / unbelievably - Something is surprising and extraordinary, usually something good.
apparently - Something seems to be true, or I just found out this information (but maybe didn’t double check it yet).
coincidentally - Something happened together with something else (at the same time or in the same place), but there is no (causal) connection between the two things.

Hopefully, the police will release her soon. = I hope this will happen, but I don’t know that it will.
Fortunately, the police will release her soon. = I know that this will happen, and I think it’s good.

“accidentally” is the opposite of “deliberately”
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Review vocabulary on p. 98, 96, and 94

A belief is something people believe.
A tradition is something people do and have done for a long time.
A sacred thing is a thing that is very important to someone’s religion. (similar to “holy”)

spikes on leaves and grass
thorns on stems (like roses)
spines on cactuses
needles on pine trees
(quills on a porcupine)
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BREAK
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TEST
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a - “long A” sound: make, raid, date, hate, made, bait
e - “long E” sound: meek, reed, heat, mead, beat, see, sea
i - “long I” sound: Mike, ride, height, right, sight, thigh, mite, might
o - “long O” sound: boat, go, goal, bowl, note, owe, floor
u - “long U” sound: cute, cure, pure, huge, unit, spoon, zoo, soon, move
	short A: bad, mat, sad, had, dad
	short E: bed, met, said, head, dead
	short I: bid, mitt, Sid, hid, did, pin
	short O: hot, not, flower
	short U: hut, nut, dud, pun, sud, mutt, bud, cut, mud
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d g j “dee, jee, jay”
k q “kay” and “cue”
h “aitch”
y “why”
u v w “you, vee, double-you”
x “ex”
z “zee” or “zed” (“zed” is British)
c “see”