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2017-10-17 TOEFL: word roots, reading purpose

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  1. Greg Malivuk
  2. http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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  4. Word Roots (list 3) - With your partner, try to explain the meaning of each root.
  5. ego = self
  6. endo = in/inside (the opposite is “ecto” or “exo”)
  7. epi = on/upon
  8. equi = same (quantity)
  9. erg = work
  10. esth/aesth = feel (many words that start with “aesth” have to do with beauty)
  11. eu = good (opposite of “dys”)
  12. ex/ect = out/outside (an ex-husband is out of the position of husband)
  13. extra = beyond
  14. fac/fact = make
  15. fer = carry
  16. flect/flex = bend
  17. fore = before/front (This is historically related to “first” and pre/pro/proto/prime.)
  18. fract/frag = break
  19. fug = escape
  20. funct = work/perform
  21. gen = create/make/birth (From the “birth” meaning, we get more general words related to “family” and “type”. This root is related to the root of “kind” in English.)
  22. geo = Earth
  23. graph = write/draw
  24. grat = favor/please
  25. helio = sun
  26. hemo = blood
  27. hetero = different
  28. homo = same (more qualitative than quantitative)
  29. hydro = water (or more generally fluid)
  30. hyper = over
  31. hypo = under
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  33. Reading Section: first section, 60-80 minutes, three or four passages, 20 minutes each
  34. Question Types:
  35. - fact
  36. - negative fact
  37. - vocabulary
  38. - purpose
  39. - reference
  40. - inference
  41. - paraphrase
  42. - sentence insertion
  43. - summarize
  44. - organize
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  46. DELTA p. 91 - explanation of purpose questions
  47. - Most purpose quesions are or can be rephrased as “why” questions about the author.
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  49. p. 94-95 - Take 5 minutes to answer the first four questions of exercise 1.5.B. Then check with your partner. Convince them of your answer(s) if you disagree.
  50. 1 A
  51. 2 D
  52. 3 B
  53. 4 A
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  55. BREAK
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  57. Handout (Oxford) p. 348 - Read the passage about altruism and write synonyms for each academic word in exercise 6R6
  58. 1 emotional bond
  59. 2 recipient
  60. 3 connecting
  61. 4 shortly
  62. 5 composed
  63. 6 disagree with
  64. 7 meaning
  65. 8 dedicate
  66. 9 unit
  67. 10 hurt
  68. 11 case
  69. 12 depend
  70. Then answer the questions in 6R7 on the next page.
  71. 1 d
  72. 2 c
  73. 3 b
  74. 4 d
  75. 5 c
  76. 6 b
  77. 7 d
  78. The “number of reasons” sentence at the end of paragraph 2 tells us that the following paragraphs will explain “reasons for the prevalence of altruism is such a wide variety of species”.
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  80. p. 352-353 - Read the passage and find synonyms for the academic words in part 6R11.
  81. 1 f
  82. 2 j
  83. 3 c (A commodity is something that can be bought and sold.)
  84. 4 i
  85. 5 h
  86. 6 a
  87. 7 d
  88. 8 g
  89. 9 k
  90. 10 e
  91. 11 b
  92. Now take 5 minutes to answer the purpose questions in 6R13 on 353 and 354.
  93. 1 b
  94. 2 b
  95. 3 b
  96. 4 b
  97. 5 c
  98. 6 b
  99. 7 b
  100. 8 d
  101. 9 c
  102. 10 b
  103. (Answer ‘c’ would mean that people get plastic surgery in order to look like they can produce healthy offspring.)
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  105. DELTA p. 96-97 - Finish exercise 1.5.A
  106. 5 C
  107. 6 D
  108. 7 C
  109. 8 C
  110. 9 A
  111. 10 C
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  113. Homework: DELTA p. 98-100 exercise 1.5.B
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